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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-03-18


The following from the n. Y. Post is so
interesting" to society that we hasten to
publish. It must be delicious to attend Eas-
tern sociables-especially to the rsbid tenn
porance people:
WHERE DO You GET YoUR GLOVES CLEAN
Ep?"-This phrase has almost come to be a
password in social circles In the halcyon
days when Stewart and his compeers sold
kid gloves at reasonable prices, folks could az
ford 70 buy choice variety, and sport fresh
digital coverings at every party. But in
these days of paper money, when kids that
formerly cost but dollar now bring one dol
lar and sixty cents, an economy in gloves is
necessary. Consequently, great efforts are
made to discover an art preservaiive." and
gloYe-cleaners md their receipts enlarged.
Now, in all the processes for cleaning gloves
alcohol or canphene is used in some form or
other, and the result is that Suspicious ordor
as of spirituous liquors now pervades even
the most fashionable parties and "sociables." +"
This emanates from cleaned gloves, and lady
visitors find time during the evening to hold
frequent secret sessions, at which the inquiry,
Where do you get your gloves cleaned p
is sure to figure largely. It is rumored that
if the offensive alcoholic odor continues to
predominate, the old fashion of using per
fumes win be revived and our parlors will
once more be redolent with the odors of
musk, patchouli and jockey club. This would,
however, but be consistent with the practice,
so quietly gaining ground, of powdering the
hair, TO be followed probably by q beauty
patches" and coifuTeS half yard high.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-03-18

professional Cards.
TAYLOR & oaETCRER.
Physicians and Surgeons,
West Liberty, Ohio.
VIII promptly attend to all professional busi
ness entrusted to their care.
OFFICE: in the Euans' block, Main street.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-03-18
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

Eight lots on Locuststreet two blocks east Of the
Court House. These are the most desirable vacant
Lots near the center of town. taking in the hin and
orchard back of the late residence Of Thomas ID.
Gwynn
Terms-16in in hand, and the balance in five, ten, or
even twenty years, with interest annually, and an
agreement to build.
They would also be leased for 80 years, with prlv
lege OfremOyal. Apply to ----,,
oc29-31 Agent Of Urbana University Urhana, o.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-03-18
for Sale,

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
The old Urbana Steam Mil buildings, with about
II acres of land This property consists Of large
and excellent building wen situated for a
WAREHOUSE OR BREWERY,
situated in Urbana on the Sandusky, Dayton & Gin
cinnati Railroad, near the Columbus IndianapOAs
crossing.
It wifi be sold very low and the following termss
4 in hand and the balance in payments to suit purN
chasers, with interest payable annually Title per
feet r
Also Lots opposite, fronting on RnsselEstreet
Also Lot on Russell-sreet, farther north.
Also Lots on LOudOn-street, pleasantly situated
fenced and cultivated. and in good neighbOrhOOd-
Anv of these Lots will be sold to person VINO IN
tends to build for 16 in hand and the balance 70 snL
nIrcbssprs Otherwise L in hand and the balance in
three payments. Apply to , :, ,-,-c =
oc9Q3t Urbana o.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-03-18

Our Stock of the abOYeG Goods viii bs
found
, 1863-08-17

TIE FIRST OF TIE SEAsos.-The first
peaches Of the Eeason of the st. 10. persua-
sion, reached this city On Saturday morning.
a basket Of the &c Hale Early from the or
chard OF 0. B. Dickinson, WIS placed On our
table by q. 2. Stanley. The st. 10. peach
campaign may be said to be fairly open. We
hear that the crop Is very abundant, and Of
the most attractive character.
, 1863-08-17
SPECIAL MEETING Of TRE BOARD
OF EDUCATION,
Certificates Granted: to Teachers,
ELECTION OF 4 PRINCIPAL FOR SCAN.
hon SCHOOL.

| The Board Ct Education met In special ses
sion, Saturday afternoon, at their rooms or
Lasalle street, at the call of vlce:Pres,dcnt
Carpenter.
The following, members were present:
Philo Carpenter, J. 2. Foster, G. n. Holden,
4. Prindivi1le, ]. ": sheahan, C. Wahl, L.
Brentano.'
Mr. Wells, the Secretary Of the Board,
handed Ia the resignation of Miss Bald sln,
OF Newbeuy school, which upon motion was
accepted.
| The Committee on Examination Of Teach.
ers reported the award ct teachers certificates
TO the following persons. and recommended
that the aEaId be ratified: Ma1yina 4. GRAY.
Annie 4. Light, Augusta E. Labonty, Sarah
F: Lynn; Lucy A. Hawlsy, Mary J.: Able,
Wright. Adele E. Woodward, Ellen I. Walk
er, Sarah L Brown, Anna N. Liyermore, Il,
Josephine Hudson, E. J. Bates, Bell ii.
Spence, David Il. Sherman, Leyi H. Warren.
i q. s. Zoe, r. B. Van Patten, Morton Culver,
silas Peabody, Clinton Rowen, Geo. ". 7.
carpenter, Francis Hanford, Daniel D Fisher,
I A. u. S. Carpenter, s. T. Lockwood.
on motion Of Mr. Holden, the awards were
| ratified.
Mr. Holden, from the same Committee,
moved that Miss Jennie E. McLaren be trans.
tEI1E4 4loA4 LIE EO51ef 10 ILL the vacancy in
the High School Carried.
NJ. Holden presented the names of several
gentlemen as candidates 10 I'LL the vacancy in
the ScamEon School.
Or motion Of Mr.. sheahan, the Board pro.
ceeded to the election Of a Principal for Scam.
mon School, with the folio afpg result: A. II.
.ga1 YanzT NC. Oh, 3; Francis Hsntord, 5. Mr. Van
Il was necessary to elect teacher to I'LL the
pos1tion ~ School Number Twelve, oc.u.
pied By Mr. Vanxro1l, and Morton Culyer
was unanimously elected.
Mr.. sheanan offered the following resolu-
t1ons:
3Rese3fsd That te 4th rule Of the Baara of Edit
The Board shall hold its regular meetin9s m tba
Tnesaay following tie last Fliday Of each nonti,.
oeled o. r. t te9 os9e aess
called at any time, BY the President Of af the viii
Icn request q any three members, LETT with the
og9setaiy sa whenever special meetiug ehall be
called must be specifically stated In the call and Il
shau not bc IN order, except BY the unanfmors
son.ept Of tie members present, 10 transact any
Reasoed. That The Following a dditionsi Iu1c be |
No 5nle Or regulation Of this Board shall be re-
amend be reduced to writing aud submitted to the
boatd 1t some regular meeting at least four weeks
previous to such repeal Or amendment, aud then
cn on! q 81 so.e 81 1s othirds ofthc members pres
These resolutions Mr. Shehan moved to Law
Carried. e'
The Chairman then nominated b1r. j. 81.
Wicker, the recently elected member, to the
Mr. J. D.. Ward, which nomination the Board
confirmed.
adjourned.
, 1863-08-17
New York Dry Goods Marker.


The fnll trac has opened very quietly Woolens are
much moro ncFe than cottons silks Prices Of oil
kinds 0! Beasonab1e Or standard goods stealy No
concession ~ nade except o1flshioncl OF ont Of
season goods Holders arc very firm and seem to ex-
peGt rather some advance though this II hardly likely
Thic gold 70 dcclnlng The chief buyers are from the
west MnA Southwest. who arc looking at lots Of de-
ttra9le STYLES Or heavy W0oens. TIE sales cotton
gootshr rather Hight. Both b1c1ched unbleaclcd
gn,Ss gSSdSs a ore yesy an rstats aye i9aetye Fnas
and fathgr In light stock. Fancy casainerea nfc tic
most active, The best makes arc very Arm 'FIup
6cnyers arc 'sas lower satinss afe active ind
steady There more inquiry and better Inquiry IN
tic shawl market. Large orers hid heon given III al.
vance Il llmtcd by the high prices asked
loE WOOL Manufacturers are large buyers where tcY
can hnd supply at prices that will reilunerate theu1
market. ~ .'"'S 49,
Owing to the ha In Goll there Is moro activity In for
clsn goods I6e lInporfatous are increasing. Heavy
Woolen9 rEa selling freely ami tue supply Il behind the
Ellks arc dull rs are all French goods the season being
100 carly Liners rather active Worstes are aT.
irving rce and Eee to Invite attention. The stock
tn rona of all Kinds OF foreign dry goods s valued Ut
which is largely ID excess Of last year. The
ascumnlnions Of several months Will he put on
tue market, especially II gold dccnes rs TINT viii
and enabling the importer to seM CORES
The following tic wholesale net cash prices Of
al the cading styles Of domestic dry goods zol in tic
Nh Vnrt- shat
, 1863-08-17
Tho Bethel Cnuseiu Chicago

E0ttof3 Chicago Tribune;
The correspondence published il yestez-
Day mo1nirg's paper, il regard to building,
Phblicin It's proper Light: III canvassing for
the new building for tile n. II. II s. S. and
Bethel church, q 1aIge number Of theftiends
CT tie Bethel cause suggested that one Bethel
Was e3ougb, and that the two should be
"a meetirg vas called, and the subject dis.
cnssed fully, which meeting appointed com
+ mittee consisting Of the undersigned, to COR
fer HitA the Bethel committee Of Chicago, up-
on plan to carry out the proposition. Before
any Conference was had with this committee,
The Secretary Of the seau1an's Friend Society,
ana The Chaplain, proposed the answer pub
lished NTH TIT sig natures Of the Bethel COM
nittee, which, In Its concluding paragraph,
only touches in substance the proposition
made By the Tcung Mems Christian AssocIa-
ton: The proposition that the ministers and
laymen Of the churches supporting the Bethel
menoing Chaplain for this post, does not re.
move tie appointing power, and seemed emil
nent1y proper. The Young Mems Christian
Association, holding the property in trust for
the two purposes, does not certaiuly contem-
plate Ignoring the seamen's Friend Society,
while the proposition to raise and disburse
the money, was only intended to remove the
disgrace from the Chicago churches which are
annually reported deficient some $500, in
the. support Of the Bethel cause In this
city, al: OF which #as Intended to serve the
best interests Of the cause, not because Of any
inability On the part Of the Association to
raise the money for the erection Of building |
which wiu be credit to Chicago, without
any aid from the seaman's Friend Society.
It is also true, that the 8. F. Society have
made several efforts to erect building, and |
haye not in any Of them succeeded, which ls !
not surprisfbg, Il the current expenses Of the !
Society hare not been met By the co-operat- |
ing churches Of Chlcago into $500 per annum. !
II there are 10000 seamen in this port, as Ia
indicated in the correspondence referred |
to, It Is very certain that the seamen's
Friend Society in providing them with a
small wooden structure not more than thirty
BY forty, have signally failed in their mission
to preach the gospel to SO large number,
and there should be at least one large build.
ing for their use, If not more. And We think
that.the cooperation Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, aside from the erection
ct building, would be very desirable and add
e, rather !han take from, the efficiency Of
the seainen'a Friend Society in reaching such
: iaIgc n111aRr with the Influences Of Christ
= GEORGE ARMOUR,
, 1863-08-17
The Crops in Indiana

lEAV!A kAe A1lulAnHP0u9 6EltG Joufnal,I
c1al view q tho condIoh Of crops in thls State ss VI
sa aEd qa@ eh hs saa
lacte shall today let speak for them
te silent i IN the main less yo1
seE eoseusiSn that shsiI noi 81
s s o Il ts ae{ t. q auSs
sta1ppF Eotsto a1 oat q eoaay
:; m
e M5e s s11SFaP!S M N}s G}ttty ag. nas been
ooked better fptatoss @ aSa sg a9 ths
zod}ns SS5 RT39ss eaes t. Ss ssns'a mo
1aa aSSa5ssE !s eaa eas tss R
ssa coSnty @of s9tY ssFS
e. Sh A. tSs l9SS4 5sS Il S% &C.
ire aaa1 aaa aHsGensS sRo Shiee g
IDS hee heavy salns i5r moro thsn iao xseSs
e tSts? sss
Ineed many fields oi corn arc even now 50 maeh H.
11IcA thnt rain would not save them such dronth
s5a e fSF Sc
ssason dq5ing til and TIC snecesdas month, b more
Wsss Gsbe 5asnes sss GoSssF SsfF eaa S
tis as eSEf S ed r sHr
crop. Potatoes viii not Yield IN aSesase sSo1. Ta
Farmers cutting everything IN the shape oi rass o
feed the extraordinary anount Of stock they effect to
+ Ledger that The droutll threatens tho destruction
Of the corn there; that In somc localities there has
been no rain since planting, and In others rery itti
tne eEons WI es allgrs f5efa the nendrIeEs
II past redcmpton that In tho nplands it viii aor
yiela ANYTHING at al while that on bottom land looks
county" From the south we ha nothing to-day but
Tho general tenor Of former statements good Tho
Owen County Journal says that not oyer "lalf crops
Of thing viii be raIsea there n heavy storms nd
Eerere fa1ls Of hail during the past week which lid
some damage. In Fountain about the town Or Attica
the storm assumed the strength Of tornado and blew
down trees These reports hardly sustain the eauruine
viii ne l!tt1e any, below q arcSage. va incllno
strongly 10 the opinion TINT tho d{outh damaged corn
and Eoloes good deal In most sections or fhe Site
before i was broken and that IN any sections II
not yct 60 5aT broken to restore whas has been lost
what It may. = ~ 49," ~" w
, 1863-08-17
HIEE3ING OF THE COMESEE
C0HmI7TEE,
Organization and Preliminary Action,

The Committee OF the Common Council sp
pointed under. the resolutions Of. AID, Com.
asHF, and knowa as the Enrolling Commit
tee" met at the Council Chamber. Conr,
donse, On Saturday afternoon.
Present- Mayor shernan and AID, Conisky.
Sheridan, HottiDger, Roberts, Ulrlch, Bond,
Aleckner md Gallup.
Thc. Committee organized by electiug His
Honor the Mayor, permanent chairman. and
AID. Bond, clerk. After some informal dis
cussion, touching the courEeto be pursued to
obtain certain information desired, and upon
which actiou is to be based, Aid Roberts
read the subjoined resolutions which were
unanimously adopted:
ResoZred, That the Board Of Enrolment created
for this District under and by yirtue ~ A. ~ ~
Congress approved March Sd, 1868, and entitled
act to- 1SF and calling tds naioas
nsIebJ respectfully requested to permit this Com.
efT ans ,t e this District which
enable this Committee to ascertain tie correctuess
q thc said list, and that they also furnish this
Sommitaee Sa1a tne M number Of men assigned bs the
tMs District under the Batd act Of Congress, and
snch other information as may be desirable tpuch-
ing the draft under said act.
Rtsosred, Tint a cub Committee OF three. TO-
gethe1 with the Mayor. be appointed bT the Chair.
man to whit on the said Doasa Of Enrolment, With
the foregoing resolution, aud receive their re-
eponse Thereto and In case the resolution is COM
Piled With: to arrange with said Board III matters
fouchine the subject Of the said resolution
The Mayor, in accordance with the second
resolution, appointed the following named
gentlemen as the committee to wait upon the
Enrolling Board Of this District: Ala, Rob.
erts, South Division, Conisky, West D1yis-
ion, Hottingcr, North Division.
On motion of Aid. Bond, the Mayor ap.
pointed as sub committee to prepare rules
for the government Of the General Committee
AID. Bond, Aleckner md Sheridan,
The following resolution was adopted:
.Rea0zned. That this Committee hold -frrn1s-
meetings at the Council Chalaber On Saturday eys-
nings Of each week ut O'Clock. W.
The Committee having no further business
to transact 1T this meeting, then adjourned.
, 1863-08-17
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
THE MONEY: MARKET,

| SATURDAY EVENING. Aug. Is 1853
The week elosea On m exceedingly dull money mar
ket In the discount line there las been no demaut
from aur source whatever. and there IL considerable
complaining among the Bnuks at the scarcity Of bust
nes paper. Currency Is abundant md borrowers car
obtain any amount Of money at 68 the inside
figure for at class paper at short ratcs backed witt
| the rcqu1aitc t.otunents
There Is m nctlye dc,n1na for exchange aud the
market is nrm at }s3A per cent premium buying, and
;. selling.
There Eaa further decline In Gold this morning,
probably owing to tho favorable aspect Of Affairs al
Charleston. The rst board quotation was 1a5A Here
there isnottng doing and tho buying ratc is nominal
II 128. Silver easier and quiet ut tls91ls.
in Milwaukee, the rates for EXCHANGE YESTERDAY,
wcro f59sl0 huying, Ind e selling
- In Cincinnati, On Thursday, tho money market
WIS quiet at t&8 2 cent. Exchange IN good demand
1t rar buying. and X per cent. selling Orders on
Washington range from 5$@E discount; certificates
aoX.
In St. Louis, on Thursday, there vas no activity in
financial circles. Exchange scarce aud Arm at " a
cent buying, and 32D@1-5 cent selling Government
vouchers steady ut 1X92 cent discount.
= In Philadelphia money continues to be parfect
drug: 1t Is difficult to effect ratcass call loans nj
over cent, although tho daily transactions for
small amounts aro generally made ns6
THE WAR AMoSo TIE Ro.Ds,-Tae New York
Express. Of Thursday, rays:
a, S - & tae T!1ad 1Fonk Of Canada aud
n.r - "a asG Wa!cA was b1t spccka
neTernent hss taen entiraI aEe nfopoftaons The
public haye 6ensas Il eh onsS moEe
tho Western roads, reducing the fare tro1nh tn Gs{ =
eaEo to $1s; ~ on'@
the wa5 became general Tho New York Central con-. on
,ut does lot preiatc Th .ne same Tate
kelt nlooi from tho duarTe] and TStsn9 3 ny
reiuttio The Er1e i sill sciiins A. r. III ~ @ my
VIII continue to 10 80 unless Otherwise ofricred """
mn To hof
ara III canin1r IT, Ss s;n 3qds at
cLtre length cf TIN raj Ths Now tN5Vyuea91t Ve tae
i;1 S ?spest etS Ssaa: &C.:
10 soaas poaaa ssii
fS!1te s9 ao5g t. had iii
Canada and Western reads astt Is 1ot Al a aiv
thoEc OF atW York vii jolo In the moTemcnt Tie
loE n5ses ruling hseadstaa q thjs poat viii aso
roads running Into tie cTaiu s:oE.Dr reTi5ns ~ th
Crest West e'NA '@'o"'Ds 1o!tsAs " saa
The rai!rGad warbad denres,fnr efrcct m t,e eha,c
market n the street thu morning. md heTa VIA ont
AID Southern Michicsn Er.eas nes.cd e, ss}a TT
dfc!inLd 10 ir2K Ncx- Fnrt scntrni anJ * a s,tS ~
ls1K Readirc fti1 to iI31 clereiand nnts pTtshnrT
W:as. hsmmeied bY = large operator, atd sold
great feature. and. Endcr contfnuei ftes MR.
ciases roEe to 5s,f 1t no rrnisr ses.io1 at t6o bsr
thc mcst intense excitement prevailed aud there Ns
further decline Especially IN Western roads. the mar
hetween ixasi2i ai,t Rdc between ioa1aaK TSo
t1npsacton IN Erie Eerc attc,ei Nitit ftn reafcst
exc1tcniet nac{nable 1jciirnn So;,fhera enntnnni
e improve As tic cal progressed, and closed ut 9I
, 1863-08-17
.. 4 Card,
To the Editors Of the ChIcaco Trihuue.

Reports are freely circulated That I au geI1-
ing ny new maps Of Chicago for less than the
regular subscription price, $1,000. Now, in
1usuee to myself, ny patrons, and those who
maps at reduced price, I Will simply say it
is entirely false. neither have, nor shalt /.
eel at any thing less than my regular price, as
shall not publish surplus OF, copies beyond
what can be disposed of.
Time will prove this fact, aud a11 interested
do not guarantee against an advance in the
price Of this map, as that may easily occur In
case Of scarcity. It being local Tork. The
sale hereafter does not warrant The erpendi-
ture it would require TO keep the engraving
ic cAsIences JAMES FAS VECHrES,
, 1863-08-17

VIC hear cheering newa from all parts Of Southern
Minnesota relative to tho crops and that tho FIELD Will
large proportion Of the wheat has been harvested
and nearly ready for the thresling machines Our
EgoomS r.osEees y M thsy led during se drouth: We
tha, tteEe VIII be large crop Of both OuF so} innst
have wonderful c1Tacity to resist tho biIrhfmr fen
dency of drouth OF three months dCratinn
after all boUntiiul harvest 3f sAa st14o
, 1863-08-17

uplands. 0's~ ~ '0A '1'o0nns
F1ouE.Dun and heavy, and prices again decllneti
e Ht g for estFn State; n95 s for comno5
5aa1G0 5oI trade brands market ciosinS heavy.
n nlsK4Tpull at 4s4c. Email lot sold at a6c.
ie!IS-Whcat Irregular and unsetued Good sound
and wanted ut about previous prices at
9egs! II tor Chicago spring s6e@s Is for Milwaukee
red western; s12s@1 50 for amber Michigan 31M fof
common winter red Illinois; 81 q for common white
western. Corn opened steady, but closed dull and
hH;aT Y as S7S@5ctor sigg!og mixed western-neariy
western. " S'@s ava
, 1863-08-17

wore made. aad Quotations are ne.aaL No rel scl-
GgFn-The densrd continues active for milling n2d
e is {reely offered BY the car load. 0a:s-New very
buyers. stree; rate. 45c for nnA 5a57e for old.
, 1863-08-17

"" vi. "uO3 1sAHFNEK-AdEusf 13s
Ihe aucton sale Of to-day was not largely attended,
ana nc spiIlt q re company moderate All the
w pul nP Rete eold. and Eome wexe duplicated The
re5e een ~ 5AF Tls re Mezea3
.rn9 ,sEse so!o at rates below the gen.
~ bales ponskot were sod 1T 3Gs8Sc; Ii bales OF
10 DO Lahee anwnshed 1t Sc 10 do Ao1ado1e II
3ei d9 unx9shea do It nc; & bales Anicsn at
9aEashsd ct soc 20 20 salosies 20 do ashcd
s3 Se.t,a " g 40 Iroysnee at eKa2sXc; 81 do
at t5s y 70 calpaEniso at id DO Santa Fe 1t
washed at 2oc: III do Cape Ut s9sSG3iIc IL "a Sio1
my e c,9s r. iisms sSma e % 1y@i5e
O f1.Gl OF Lot bales ~ wagon" w tAaaA+6
, 1863-08-17

ce, TIE Sentinel Of " morning The light re-.
oIe rendered the market duh yesterday, and in prices
pl Theat Te haze to note further decline Of l52c
ous1e About r, ,0oo bushels Of wheat changed hands
Ct me ior 80 spring in store. ssc for No do In
Ea1lhs and 19l91 c. for club and extra The market
more than 99c for No spring.
, 1863-08-17

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Ttihuuel
DErEo1T. August Is, 1879.
UF-PTops- Queen Of the Lakes, Rocket Ad1iatc,
Tonawa1da, Meteor.
DoxE-Prors. Fountain City. Forest Queen; sclr.
Surprise.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
DKTRoIT, August 18, 1863
Cr-Bark Superior; schooner Persian, Daker. w.O
Brown, Nonpartel, Nicaragua, Plowboy. C. N. John.
son, H1bbari, Pnultna.
Dows-Bark Watson, Fed White and Blue; brig
bfnrftor
, 1863-08-17

0Fa1s771uIe EFuE1910H lQtfHEt.-&NEt 13e
!o- hus In o.ker articles uudse sai3 acad e
near or e movement ef iGpottance Prces aIr quo
western pack*d Ee<s beef 5t3DS tSio; and Haiia
eass g. " w aiaa pr nil Maese-saoulde., 81
hEu!e toE eanra.sed: ard sugar.cn1ed sad fancy DO
iEzGis3c. BnIE meats Shoulders. 5k:: stdas, ,5A&
tE4net 11Hc a y ~@' ~Sf.sSt'|t~' A-A~s
, 1863-08-17
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfibune.1
BzDaxsozE. Aug. Is. 1ssa
.. CLEARED.
u1ndtla. 3fartetI1es.
Hunter, Morris 100 bf1s salt
Imperial Lockpurt
tebassoFol Morris 50 m lumber
Monitor. Lasa1e S9 u lumber m ad!nn II n, mir;
Eles, II N lath. - Ast - ~ 7a'
EetulEte Athers
Investigator, Athens.
Il G Lo1nls, Athens.
WB GnElee, Athens,
AER1YKD.
Durham. Lasaue. Is; toes coa1.
Lqu!1a. Joliet, -
, 1863-08-17

Ocfrnit Grnfn

Invoices arc held above the views of huEe-. b,t ,.
from store arc in lair request Of auoisiinn. W. %
SIonna y ~ Aam SlG@1 6Q ordinary brands Of ttn 81 8;
y *eaek' md Turks Island S@4sc bushei, '-'1 e~''