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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-23

the Conscrlption Act, necessarily excited anna
interest among the legal profession, and with
the public generally ,....,,.. p,
Q II was expected that the United states Mar.
shal would fall back upon the 30 called Indem.
nifty Act paseed BY the last Congress, which IN.
dertakes 10 deprive our State Courts of iurIsdic.
tion In oil cases involving the liberty Of onr
citizens arrested under claim OF military autbor-
ity, and TO transfsr II to tho United States
Courts. This act 10 also claimed to be clearly
unconstitutional, and, II pleaded, that ouestIon
would have had to be fta! decided by ihe Su-
preme Court Itissimply the question whether
an act OF Congress can abolish our State CouFta
But, tothe surprise Of every body, the United
States officials did not set at defiance the
authority OF our State tribunals; but avoided
upon which the constItusionalty ouastIon
might arise. Contrary to expectation. the
United States District Attorney, the off.
clallegal representative Of the Lincoln Govern.
meuts eundsceuded to make return TO the writ
Of the people Of the State of, New York, He
frss vent before the United States CommIs-
sloner, tried Dr. McCausy, In his abgence, and
without producing him before the Com mmJseion-
or, dismissed tbe-wafrant against him, caused
the Commissioner to ind0rse the dismlesa al unon
the warrant, and then along with bis return Co
the writ he produced the discharge In Court TO
prove that Dr.. McCaulay was nolonger derived
Of bis liberty. la'' 0'IeT'5f
! Comment upon this plain statement of faots
is unnecessary. Two things are shown; frat,
that man may be tried aud acquitted befo,
United States Commissioner In this city, With
out his Own knowledge or the faintest suspicion
or intimstion OF any portion Of the proceedings;
and, secondly, that the Federal Government
does not intend, IL 10 can help 1t, that the
supreme Court Of the State Of New York
shall decide on she cunstltutionality of the con.
scription. DIDO '' - m =
This later fact appears, also, from The fail.
ure OF the Federal officials to appeal from Judge
McCunn's recent decision by which the act ia
declared unconstitutional That decision now
stands as the law; and the Justices of the su-
preme Court will be very likely to indorse Il,
whenever II comes before them. The people
have now the las oa their side, aad the Admin.
isttation must either obey or lrample upon our
tribunals of justice. Wbioh2 -
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Iron the Milwaukee NeKs.l
The Mission of Alex. III. Stepher

The mission OF Alex. II. stephens.
The rebel vice-President was Whig mem
ber of Congress with Lincoln. Excepting his
final adherence to The cause Of rebellion, his
personal and political character fs without a
stain. No stronger argument against the re-
bellion was ever made than he made even after
southern guns had been trained upon the gov.
ernment flag. He never surrendered the ship
until overwhelmed by the food roaring around
him.
such is the man who few days since started
for Washington with Q white fag In his hand,
begging personal interview with our rulers al
Washington, The Confederate Government
never sent the noblest among its numbers--the
highest but one In official position, and the
highest Of all In personal influence and charao.
ter-upon any triflng mission Very instinct
tells US that he came TO consult upon measures
of some sort for staying the fearful slaughter
Of our soldiers, and Iossibly for proposing an
acceptable plan for eventual reconcilistIon ana
peace The position and character Of the man
forbids the conclusion that he would have con.
sented to visit Washington upon any miss! on
less consequential to the nation to whose pros
perlty and glory the better portion Of bis long
life has been devoted. iF3e-49 isshsig
The proposed interview was coldly and blunt.
y refused. The steamer with its snow. white
flag turned its prov reluctantly away. The
rebel emoassador who had earnestly and re-
spectfully urged this personal consultation with
our cabinet miniaters, went home discounted,
.epurned from the gates Of the Federal capital,
and the carnage goes on. So history will re.
cord the story. ~ ~. '4'F gl-9ls si9e.ia q
In rctnsins . conference With A. H. Stephen,
and shutting the door TO even poasible nsgo.ia.
ti'ns for on Immediate or ultimate honorab
peace, did the Federal Administration exhibit
shat regard for the lives Of our soldiers, for thu
aacrifces Of our people and for the Union n itself
which should characterize statesmen aud pa
tyiotsf The people need no better answer thar
that conptehended In the following extract from
our Republican contemporary, the Mil,cauks
Sentinel, OF yesterday morning: 10 oMoa
We regret the Pieiident had not Seen Al 10 reosiv
etephennsnd hear what be had TO est. In this trs
bIeAking Up q old fo.nsand the general dssrIange
mont and weakening TO the formaitss attendinr Sdc
consultations the President might secmS 10 %. vih
outsacEipee and without danger hare received and Ia
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From the Brookvllle und.) Democrat
Abolition Vandalism.


On Tuesday evening last, our town was visit.
ed by hlthy specimens Of Abolitionists, and un-
der the following circumstances: The raid of
John Morgan had excited the people. Demo-
orats and Republicans were united as one man
In the determination to give the freebooter o
warm reception. Citizens Of neighboring coun.
ties, irrespective of party, bad arrived at Brook
Vile to lend helping hand. All the houses
Of our citizens we're converted into tayerns for
the accommodation OF our friends som abroad
Political distinctions were unknown. All was
harmony and good feeling, and every effort
made TO treat those from abroad with the respect
and comforts decent men are entitled to. In the
evening, just after the mounted infantry from
Fayette county had been to supper, o company
arrived 10 town on the Venice pike, and word
was given they would be distributed to par
take of the hospitalities of the people,
They had not dismounted, however, before
their valiant "color-bearer" produced, "a a
trophy, what he denominated eecession
flag, and boaated Of having compelled a
Democrat In Ohio to cut down the pole from
which 1t foated, in order that they might CAP
tuTe IL; and to astonish the people, he unrolled
streamtr Of the usual cred, white and blue, !"
on which was printed the words "Vallandigham
and Pugh"-the names of the Democratic can
didates for Governor and Lieutenant Governor
OF Ohio. The moment the strsamer was un-
furled and exhibited, the vision of warm sup
per departed, except In the haunt of some fhings
as dirty as these filthy creatures themselves =
II was an act which called for and received the
condemnation Of every Democrat aud decent
Republican 10 town. This Abolition band had
had the meanness to attack and destroy ma
tonal dag, whilst itsowner and his neighbDrs
were absent In pursuit Of the rebel chieftain
then destroying the property of citizens Of Ohio,
II is their style of patriotism. We are told
they hall from Rush county. We hope they are
Importers and do not live there, for they are
disgrace to any State Of the Union as It 10 or
was, North or South. fIg.lg.' =
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City Wharf Lots for Sale.

THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF Columbus, by resolution adopted May Is, 1863.
ordered the sale OF all Lots known the City Wharf
Lots situate on the east bank Of the Scioto river be-
tween Broad and Town Streets and appointed the un.
derslgned as Agent therefor baid lots have been az.
praised by three dlSntrested freeholders OF the city
snd are now offered at private sale at the
The occupants essees have the preference Of buying
said lots at their apprasement at any time before the
mat day Of August 1868. All Lots remaining unsold
door OF the Court House. subject to the lease that NAV
be In existence. ~
These Lots thrtyone feet three inches front on
scoto street. running west to canal street, and range
praised value Of said Lott respestyelyi
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3 John Bakers Estate.
NI0TIun IB HBRRBY GIVEN THAT FiTHn SUB
IN scriber has this day been appointed and quahed
60 ainintafor on the estate o. John Baker, late OF
Franklln county, deceased.
June 20, 1868. DAVID BuIRg. in.
iuIvQ-ditkv3W
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COLUMBUS, OHIO, THURSDAY MORNING. JULY 49, 1868 S @

tened to Stephens II II had had no other effect II
would ct least have deprived his opponents Of the op
porunity afforded them Of assuming that he has refused
to even listen TO their propositions of peace qohfch
might posstbLv hare been eAch az could hdCe been hon
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wADswORTH HOUSE,

ADJ0ININa n. 7. 0nhTRAL, LAKh SHORE, AN
I ARIn RAILROAD DEPors. BUFFALO. N.Y
10 The Mst Convsnieni Hosss IN tks Oy.
VNHn Wadwottn House has recently been Painted,
u yrescoed and refunishsd throughout, and d now
one OF the best appointed Houses In the State. It's prox
ularly desirable TO travellers stopping place. while
none Of the old prejudice which has exsted against
houses contiguous 70 Railroad Depo can attach TO IT,
Passengers will observe the House on ensrng the de-
pot. look on the rehthand aide ! Gong runR on the
arrival Of the train. Twenty mnntss alloeed n chang
Ing baggage. good Restaurant attached 70 the House,
dred gnests. ~. s
mchIl-d0m etf HN'i t4ANN'aN ~ f.eNNt
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ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
w Cd & p e r OF,
1l3I RIDGE AVENUE,
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.

OFFER for Sale upon the Most Favorable Terms
~ NEW and BEAUTIFUL DEsIGNs in great yari,
ETY. OF IRON RAILINGS for CEMETERIES, RESl-
DENOEs, ETC., OF Wrought and CAST Iron, and GAL
vANIZED IRON and BRASS TUBING; IRON We
ROUNTAINs GATES COLUMNS, HITCHING
POSTS, LAMP STANDS, VASES, TABLES, FLOW
BIB STANDS, SOFAS, CHAIRS, sTATUARY, AMI
MAILS, and all otherIron Work OF Decorative char.
aeter Desgns forwarded for selection. Persons ap-
plying for same, will please state the kind Of work
needed. -
mAy3l-d3m f. a
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plat and description can be seen at the County
Treasurers cice, where all Information concerning
said sale Of lots may be obtained.
JOSEPH DOwDALL,
o., Agent for the city.
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mANYPENNY 4 MILLER,
usLisAfRs ARD PRoPRIHroRs. 3.
9, 'Si'0 Nos. So, ~ and 40, North Nigh st

rates. WV
Advertisement: loaded and placed In the column Of
iSPeclal Notices, double che ordinary rates. =
Az notices required 10 be Published By law legal rasa
per cent more than the above rtesj but all such nj
spear In the Tri-Weekly without charge.
busnels Cards, not exceeding nvelinss, per year In
lido, $3.50 per linei outside oG.
kc.l half price.
Az ,rGnsisnt advertisements nuss b pstd for tr
sLgGnce The rule will not be varied from. rfi
weekly same prioe a. the Daily, where the advertiser
Hitne weekly alone. Where he Daily and WEEKLY
% both used then the charge for the Weekly viii b
alt Tho rates OF the Daily 40 = Wy ~ y
No advertisement taken sxcspt forl dcfnits period.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-12-09
. PROBATE NOTIlCE.

State ofMinnesotaJ2 81 9!!F - s73lH2+1
County Of eoodhse' IS .s. Il / ! rson4rr co.@r
=, IN the matter Of the petition; Of. F,edar;c.
bartcias Administr rstrix of the -Estatc of T,e,i'
crick Bartcl late Of said conntv .1ooons.5 ~
sell the Real Estate ofsaid decedent: w
On reading and filing. tile net;ti"n .1.r..:,
1.dmlnstratnlN duly verefied by her oath in
manner and form re,luired by law prav;n" fo::a
lcnse to sell the Real Estate Of said aocaj.,,, ~
pay his debts: And whereby. Il apncars that
there's net sufficient personal Estate az said ,lc
ccdent in her hands as; such isA,lmin;strnfr;y to
pay the dcbts Outstanding against ssid decedent
and the expenses of Administrator ind th.t
1T IS nccc: s7ry to sell such rcal Estate to nav
f. Now therefore it is hereby ordered thut an
persons interested inssaid Estate be and an
pear before me Mt my o:fico in the city of Ke
wing IN said county. Oh Saturday, this 81 dnv
OF January, A.. D. 1854 at tan o'clock in tho fore
noon OF that dny and show cause whv y l;cens.
shouln not pc granted 50 snil Administrators
10 sell SO much of Real Estate of said dcccden
pcnscs. -:.,,... .t,'.,.>.I = 80"
And it is hcrchy further ordered that ,o,;..
hercofhc given either BY personal sery;>s "
This order on all persons interested lin 'sniI
Estate at least fourteen DAYS before the day 40
appointed for hearing said i,ctition or tv rub-
j lskng the Same Cor four successive Ucoks pri-
or to said day Of hearing IN the Newspaper
punished IN sale CITY Of Rod Wing called the
1oodhuc Volu.tccr
Dated kcd Wing. MINI. Nov. 10 1863.
); sWAKREN BRISrOL!'"t@
/ County Attorney and
! Tx O!fico Judge Of Probate.
n 'lSvSw4. -.-s3
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-12-09
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We the snsss,ibers being aRpaiataa by the
sioners, to receive, sxasnine and aSSsxt an
EEelsimt a.H dsnsanas oasll perspn.a az nst tho
|sstatesof patee1 ItQalaSd, late 6fst6e 46wn Of
Cannen Falls In said county deceased. and also
all cl*ims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto, ] and six months from the 25th day of
court tbs We DO hsIsss
give notice that We will attend ltoI the business
Of our said appointment at the store Of Ela
Ellsworth Of Cannon sEaQ w. Gaodhnes County,
Minnesota, ,son sshe sixth day 81 J januarY,, tie
ninth day of March, and the fourth day Of
NAY lSSt a,Se beetyee9 tAs holes nf shhe and
on each Of said DAYS.
Dated this 18th day Of November 1868,
e:y :, y Il. ,;T:AtsNNEhts fnam fsa m ;ss;one,.
nleSSW4. t,,.r, s.is.sa :ii-aEtfts t,f
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-12-09
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

The undersigned having been dnly appoint
ca hy tic froistc, Court Of l;oodhuc County.
MinI'c-'ta, Commissioners to receive. examine.
and a"dit al ciaimcs ugain>t the estate .f
william u: Wclch. deceased, hereby give no
lice that all persons l,aving clui,ns against tbs
e:tstc OF said deccasc'l. arc requir"i to present
tlicm to said Commissioners within Xix month.
from The 2hd day Of Dercrnb.r 4. >. 1868 or
bc forever barrel. =: -'' -
, The Commissioner. will meet at tic oil &c Of
p. SandEurI in Red Wing. on tie OIL dav ~
san"ary, a. y. 1861, ut 10 o'clock in tn: ;ore-
nom, and on the End day Of june A. y. 1874
~ tic same hour OF the day to receive c,sm-
me, and adjust al claims tiiut may be present
ed against rah cs.ute.
Date4 hcd Wsng December 2nl 1861
.. s-e e.s.t.yf +. SANDFOIsD, ..
h'fa, &S',> CHRIS. GRAHAM, Il, e.,
e, Co,nmis-'oners Of tiso estate Of William II.
"''o" ls''a oossA'cu. & q S-*s t.9. ~: - -
~ n - s.<ss.s, -, nl9vsw4l -
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-12-09
GUARDIAN SALE

NOTICE is hereby given that under and in
~ pursuance OF lice nSc granted tn me by thu.
Probate Curt in and tor tho County Of Good
n"c ana State OF Alinncsota. will sell ut pub
lie auction for cash. on the 2sA duyw .Nvren,ber,
4. ID. 1868, at lo"'cock in tho "a forenoon. 1T the
front door Of :lic Court House, in Rcd Wing. in
said County. lot foar a. in block thirty-eiyht
', ,5sl in the city Of Rcd Wing IL, said County.
according t" the recorded plat thereof, tic
Rcd Wing, Oct -, 1853
'Snl'w4 SOPHIA ". ALBEE,
Guardian Of Frederic! Austin Abe.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-12-09
Best in the World!

The great quantity Of wortA less Sewing Ma.
chimes that have b:en palmcl of upon the IN
lsuspecting public ky those without character
from the fact that they were sold at u low
price, is surprising and in view Of thi. state
OF things, we have ma ie it long. untirins
study to produce - machine that could in ne
way be Slasscd among them. and finally t
lead tho van of first elias Swing Machines now
in use. An intelligent examination Of it. r,cr
ITS will show that VIC have accomplished ou1
object. ~-
lst. Some Of tho valuable features of tl,i.
Machine over Nil others ItA reverb ibl: feed
either to the right or Ift; ITS per 'cct rclabili
Of four different stitches for the various kind.
! OF work the operator may wish toVlo.
| I'd. r. is almost noiSclcSs-runs very fast
and tho change Of the feed is male whilst the
| machine is in motion.
| 3D.. 1t makes the lock stitch. which has beer
considered heretofore by M almost univcr>a
verdict, as the only reliable ore nsade. w
ldouhly sure the half AMI tui1 knot stitches
being perfect knot to e:cry stitch, wl,icl, j.
more durable than can be ma le by any other
machine. or b! hand. and IN all oa... leaving
the stitches OH both sides the work alike.
7He. feed may be recersea ut any pain,
desired without stopping the Machine.
Changes for tho various stitchc. may be made
VIII hlc the machine is in motion.
Its stitches are the wonder to all.
The beauty Of it is unsurpassed.
NO other covers so large u range Of work.
Scws light and heavy 'abrics with equal ia
cility.
The ork will feed either % tie right or IL e.
Runs 4ulctIy. sew* rapidly.
No difficulty experienced in scwing across
thick sea1ps.
Needle more readily adjusted than in any
other machine. ~~x, >~> -, -. =,
Tailors cannot afsordFto d, without them.
Every family should have :. .Eiorencc."
1ts motions are all positive.
Will last q lifetime. as <SSrz ~.
No spring. to get out Of order.
lst thoroughly practical s5ss 80 F
- The ,eemmer the most practical IN use.
Turns wide snd narrow hens and will teV
e ,utifully> = esssa-z = = a
:. bra,ds neatly and handsomely witlou,
he .,ightcst .lseration. q ~ a.
Tho rexperi, >nced find no dIfliculty in usfpgit
oils M dresses. all its machinery being on
ne top Of the table sa5 s.~st ,$51s>+-s \
Every mac inc " srrante3. ss%t *es5,'@
i. It will .ubst.. r,iate all We cla,n for it..
Barnum,s self saryer which guides the work
tseIf. furnished with each one Of our machines
rec Of charge. 80. r =. z g. -
Samples Of sewing spd descriptive circular.
will be sent to any address on receipt Of stamp.
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Salesroom l24 Lake St.eet,
- CHICAGO, ILL.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-12-09

|bWo -l.aye;l late ~ intro
Fduced a new style fam =
lily Sewing Machine,
making tho Shuttle
Stitch, or stitch alike
on both sides, arrang-
cd in, the same stye.
and sold at the Same
'pricos as our Grover 81
Baker StitchMaehincs.
e. BAKERS
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-12-09
TAKEN UP.

Rf tl!, subscriber vt tn. city Of Rod Wing
Lon The lst day OF NO: l>';3, II Roam Cow,
and call t--thc calf nearly whi1o that was run
n'nE at large and jumped into the subscriber.
ems l"sttrt, and WAS committing lcprr, r,iation>
thcrei,t.
TlH owner is hereby notified to come AMI
pay charges and take said Cow and C:lfaw.y
Red Wing, Nov. Il 1868.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-12-09
STRAYED.

IRON the Suscribcr, two Stce r. coming tw >
i years old. one Black anl the other Red ;.
Each ono marked on the lett ear. ...
Any i"tormati"n rs to where they can be foun.3
addressed to the subscr her at he Wing 70.
or left ut tho office of thcGooDmuE VoLvA7Erx
will . thankfully received. 80.
WILLIAM FEATllERSTONE.
Rcd Wing, Nov. 18th 1863.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-12-09
TAKEN UP

rAkEN up Ivy til. subscriber. q Black steer,
L about three !'ar$ "lL. witha white spot
on beth r"mp::, "n' .lS' white spot in tho
f"r:hca'i. Sail >tccr.canlc t" my place about
three months ago. AMI was taken III, anil cared
for ''y'm: about two weeks ago TI,c own.r i.
hereby notih i t" com, and prove his proper
~. pay charges a,iL take said steer away.
Rcd Wing M,nn., Nov. goth. 1868. r's.
WILLIAM SIERRiSSE
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-12-09

,\'S. JACKSON, HERBERT & co., Pro
nr;ot.,\ sof the National Dispcnsarv. establish
p1'es ~, matt O., Jan. 1859. cure all privat
'ssasss Ja 1,nS, itA unexamplcd rapidity. We gar
"n.ev s,n.e NJ turna Emissions, or self Abuse
k,,, ~ :ssious, Female Complaints. il
.Iort o,.rr No. Siblc 'rm and variety Of Sexu
1.H n;s.os:: Cn res "a, Nd, thorough and per
r,arcnt, and fees 7odcra g: send 10! our .,r
Fcular-TIrTEEN la, &c ~. .;.d ,>1rrrsr,s1
pages, Of varied. y 'inao'e .n.1ei ~ l,d;e,
mattor. Also, a Giro liar int 'ooeo 'o' '"o'e'
only. ,.,,. dollar no,
box-sEND FOR CIRCULAR. .,,. ~,
Special written Replies, ~ ,llscalcd. vent "';l
the Circular, without cha, &c. One t,,or.
cheapest most Interesting and IInporian. .tThe
ever published, 500 pages, 100 cngr.s.n9s nd
Mountain Of Light. or Medie:' Protector u.
Marriage Guise, and xn Explicit Key to 10y
and Beauty" 1t SATIsFACTOR!L r. real,
various subjects never before explained
in any popula- work in the English lar. ,uage.
Price 50 cts. and one cent stamp, or thr. e'or
.,ne dollar and three Scent stamps. Fully aes-
|c, ;bed in Circular, which every young man
sao1]d ha vc, " whetlscr sick or we'll.
/ Medicine and in.trnctioa,-, sent promptly to
anv part Of the country. Consultation Rooms
of tic Dispcnsary, No. 1s7 Sycamore st. T.
10. Box No. 1876. sss-&J ( = =.s*s s.zz@
DIR. JkCKSON'S ORIENTAL LIN1MENT
Removes al; coldness, and rcJuvcnates organs
which have lain dormant for many years. It
will cure any case Of impotency. creaHs ana
increase the passions for auv reao snpbIe time
Tan I've mailed with ps-'ect safety s. rriee 81
4sses
per s.ottle.
~ .I1es:son,s French Rute'.t lNuleSdfe|
I. i. perfectly s-fs and never fails to give sat
isfaetion. Iti. tie onS su'c i anu ss,s PR
ven.ative agains. cor. .racs.og disease ever IN,
vented. Price 81 eaeh. ~ pr hall dozen, and
.isi Fec. 4, '62:1y
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-12-09
FINKLE & LYOT;'S
Sewing Machines.

'NllESE Machine, make the lock stitch alike
OH bot, sidcs and use less that half the thread
and silk that tho single or double thread loop
stitch Machines do will lem, Fell. Gather
Cord, Braid, Bind, &C., and arc better adapted
than any Other Sewing Machine in use to tho
frequent changes .nL great variety Of. sc,tne
required in family, for they will sew from
one to twenty thickncsscs cf Mnrscllcs without
stopping, and make every stitch perfect, or from
the finest gauzc to the heaviest hravcr cloth.
or even the st"utest harness leather, without
changing the feed, needle, or tcn.ion. or maxim.
any aAjnst:r,e vt Of Machine wllat.yer...
They arc simple in constructions Il, d ss.il,
understood =; and if any part is broken Ivy ucci
dent, it is reality replaced.
AHcse arc VEctLIAE FACTS, Gnh viii 60 Tar to
determine the "lr"ic. 0! any Intelligent buyer.
Please Call and Examine ,or end for Circular.
n. Il. 7<r1i) Agents wanted III section. u t
yet occupied. Address. u ~
FINdLE & LYON S. II. CO.,
vsn2 A., 5;s Er.u1'rny. .','r Tvk.