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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-07
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J. y. K. sLKIoHS, Secretary.
~ soutber' papers requested 10 COPY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-07

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HxADouAR TERs REsRRyE OF STATE CT Va,
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Pstsrsburs. Lynchburg s,santOp papers, and Rocking
ham Register copy. my17-lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

BRUrAL AssAULr-We learn, says the
New Albany Ledger of Monday evsnisg,
that an unprovOked and brutal attack
was made last night on board the steamer
Tarascon, upon MrsssJOsu Wilson, the
Express Messenger upon that boat The
assAulting party was a Captain in one
Of our volunteer regiments, who was un-
der the influence of liquor at the time.
Mr., Wilson was considerably hurt By his
assailant, and would probably have been
killed but for the interference Of the Oh
GERS Of the boat, who quelled the distur.
bance as quickly as possible Mr.. VIII
son is very quiet, gentlemsnly yoeng
man, which asgrayates the offence Of the
man who assaulted him. Politics had
nothing to do with the matter.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

CrY DmScroRY, We learn from the
assistant compiler, Mr.. Bennett, that he
is progressing rapidly with the canvass
for the above work. Heis making every
exerIion TO make this the most complete
Directory of our city ever ppblished.
We hope our citizens will aid him by
taking pains to give the information az
euralely; also b. a liberal subscriptions
and advertising list
Bear in mind that subscribers receive
more promisent insertion than those
who are not
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
Iupt Redeemed.

We are permitted to take the follow
jus extract from a private nssrreeeivsd
by q gentleman Of this city:
.ii2s, SHAWsRETovS III, NoT.-l2, 1854
-. q razE1fV "a
BEKE SIE:-N0s deabi yoa have so
much good Rews that you don't Sish s1y.
more, but as We bad several talkz about
what we were doing in Egypt, we thought
We would give you some items. il is
glorious, aud mark 1t as one Of the
greatest revolutions in pablo sentiment
10 the country. We enclose you herein
the ohciaI and reported mslorities Of
rseoagFessIonal District, the 18th, Told
.Egypsl and which are correct within a
feE aEotes, and you viii see that We even
zre-rU hsvs=Efoyzf-C Congressman in
plses ef josh. AIiens the traitor. Our
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

nE-Among the passengers.by the Ar
mazda, yesterday, was Col. Farrell, Union
member elect Of the Illinois Legislature
from Gallatin county, the enIy Union
man, We believe, elected in that county.
Col Farrell for time commanded
an Illinois regiment. q
Mr. Lnsk, the handsome young editor
o. me shavnee'ovn Mercury, and his
go.o-asaded cane, lately presented BY the
ladies' OF ShAwneetOwn, were also uas-
ssnsers ~SS--the- Armada. The cane Is
very handsome 0ees and is eninen,Tv
worthy ofthe owner. .5
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
mel on HIinol

KuykendAlr ;, Union candidate for Con-
gress, majority win Be ever 100 votes.
TIE msiority against Mr. Lincoln in
1850 was over 10000.
In 1850, GaIlatin county gave Doug
las $50 majority.
Pope county gave Douglas 1850 ma
jority
johnson gave Douglas 1918 majority.
MasSac in 1860 gave Douglas $50 ma
iority.
Saline gave Douglas 1900 majority,
and Williamson county gave Douglas
100 maiotity -
Ia the language Of th4 pertinent query
Of the writer from Eg9pt1''csn the
world beat this kind Of votng9's
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
nd reach The rebeIs
MeFlallaa T.,

These votes are Official Of regiments
10 the lst and 81 Divisions Of the 18th
Corps, aud they comprise all he forces
thst were a. klngatea % The oth, but
where they ware Ga ths 10th il 10 prema'
tuFe 10 state. The votes Of the various
regiments show them 10 be quite fall,
generally, Cor .hsrs is $. large per cent
age in each Of persons unqualified to
exercise the elective fraaehise.--Louis-
vilIe yea,rHaL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
ar The New Albany Ledger derives

bar The New Albany Ledger derives
consolation from Gen. McClellan's de-
feat 1t has made the discovery since
the election, that If Gen Mcclellan had
been successful, he would have been
powerless to stamp bis views upon the
Government, az both Houses of Con-
gress we're against him. The Senate
could have refused to confirm his ap-
pointments, and the House might have
refused to pass the proper appropriation
bills. This is deriving consolation from
an unexpected source. In orr simplicity
We had imagined that tho same number
Of votes required TO elect Mr. Mcclellan
President, would also have suficed to
give him working majority in the
Lower House Of Congress- But We are
TOO kindhearied to rob the Ledger of III
only source Of cOnseiesiOn.
mr Charles z Marsh, ESQ will de-
liver Lecture on Commercial Law &c
the students Of Behm's Commercial Col
lege, this (Wednssday) evening, at eigh
O'clock. :.
Subject - Sales Of Personal Prop
erty." @Eg 81
Lectures on Commercial Law ens
other subjects Of deep interest and prof
to students viii be delivered during th'
winter session Of thTs institution BY Gen
James NJ shaeklefota, Charles E. Msrsb
and others 8 ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

has hecome = hcnsehold word shroaghout the
Nssa ana South and his Worm LozsuTes In less
thsu var after their Introduction, attaIned q
reputation vide spread a. the centinsnt Of
SeFth America. But THE crow ing glory OF his
iise yeEasins 70 be attained In his latest discovery
~ rather combination; foI be does not claim 10
Fsx1 been tbs dlseoveFer Of CEDRaN, which il the
isis at tie hfttefs now offered 90 the public
that honor belongs 70 the native Inhabitants Of
ueEtral Aneriss, 10 whom It's virtues have been
kuswn for mora than two hnndred years. A. d
Sith r. the indian bids defiance 70 tbs mcsi dead
y malaria and handles without lear the most ven
pnloas sefPsats. Il : belief With them that
shie neFa - hreath iefi n the BODY, the cedron
g foteat - sufNsao nkttsr what the disease say
~
WAiieshF. Bull 4 not prepared 10 indorsS this
sttfaFasant IreteAslen, he is nevertheless salts
Ara tsesn Thorough exsminatiea Of the evidence
tsieiasste its virtues, that remedy and pre-
frisiasffe Tor all ai=eases arising tron exp0suro,
either y the ehsnrs Of weather and climate, or 90
he sisfasffstic iHnasCes, Il stands without a.
ssh 80 gastiy DESERVES the reputation Il las %
Sias eflfs,sea - Central America aad the West In
- Ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
DIE ID .


oa Monday. ths i4sh last. about suprise. e
Coasunptlon, JoES 7. BKLLAM-
Tbs deceased vas amsmbsr of Co. A. First In (
ssssua esvsiry. Re ssrvsd his time out faithfaIiy
and gAilAasiy, His ai-eharse srO~ the service Of 1
his country anticipated hss discharge fren Earth
but fay weeks. 4
The faneEal viii take place from st. Panl's
Church this (wsdnssazyl afssrnoon. at o'clock 1
Frisaas q he dsessssd. and especially his old /
comrades. are invited TO attend.
s AZ smithlana. Ky. o. Scarlet Fever, Lrer and
JozSSr, daughter ata son Of Mr.. Edward and
Mra- E@iIy EOraAa Lucr died On the Tth inst..-
1854 aEsd six years and sursy-avs days; JsHSsr
On ths 10th inst, 1854, aged three years and avs
days.
The fsssrai Of hSsh tosk piaas on the evening
Of the loth inst. 1854. At O'Clock.
Fer sAsn beth oas grave "a. made.
In oas an brass In ons eora laid.
In smishiaad c-ustsry ground 70 lie.
uatIi bs1y and spirit nsss iEsths sky.
Fell DISEASE eomEsEee1 its work Of destruction
abeas the 18th Of September, 1856 The saseis
shsssof ecutsnasA until grim DeAiA released the
! pEisoasEa fFen szzseiag.-u
A fsw shors vssks siae. the lovely uttis Eirl and
boy we're ia the very blossom Of Ilss, taAtns each
ether ey the Asaas walking arOuud By way Of a..
Posssfaes; ealilns bet ior . nOnsnt 10 srs the r
dear Pa; thspes srsund, bard BY the vhart. back
! 10 their dear home and stni assrsr mother. who
.ss. Ia her bsrsassAsat, scarcely eza Be comfort
81 ssesass shsss levsly eass are tAksa from Der.
Bat nay sls pat hsr trust ia aod, for Hs it q
that gave asd hath taksa away. The parenss
less IL great. bat netting whsA compared ts their
stsrnai gala Could &c say less thaa suaer Il TO
Be, Cor Jssss says, saesF Il. for % such Is the
kisgdoa sf 9od," I Ieia With the many
fFisnas Of the worthy esr.sv.a parsas. in syn.
| PATTY.
"onr wisdom Is 10 tssk
Our strssgth tn Gsa alone,
Fer sysn IN engsl wonld - wsak
whe tEsstsd 10 hia oEn--
Retreat b~asath his wings.
And Il His grses eonads;
/ ~ This acre sxaiss the beat o. KiaKs,
Than al their verks beside"
IAess early n0wsss gons 10 ths hIissfai bow.
ere share grows the tAdslsss anarAat1. and With
| cut tbs thorn thu rsss n prSo.x
!
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
Dyspepsia.

I'd its attendant train % symptoms, q acts more
sEs sharm thsa . medicine. There fs nothing
IN tie range Of the Aaseria Medlca, that for mo.
asat bar comparison with Il in this disease.
fail sceounl % this wonderful plant may Be-
bend IN tls nth edition Of the q. s. Dispensato-
,, PsEVs ilf5 and fSss
serteasf sx fsFiAasa q in Which Dr.. Bull has
: :" ~ years engaged, has Just been brought to
satsessiai tst = 1kf icst sra he IL row enabled 20
ofer - the pea Combination Of Cedron, with
ether approved tenies, the whole preserved IN the
best eusiiff e tsn ae-distilied Bourbon whisky,
Ash fe s esfasssseat has a9sequal In tbs world.
afFft iaF5gaah volume Or certificates, bua
sa3Uis hare long sinoe learned 90 estimate
s.s#n st thetf trae Naina The safest plan Il, for
sssgY ane g. ifzf for himself the virtues Of a now
Fned hcine Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

GRtSD CoNcERr.-Ws call attention
to the advertisement Of Grand Vocal
and Instrumental Concert to be given on
Tuesday and Wednesday nights Of next
week, by the pupils Of Prof, Matthias
As his. pupils represent many of the
first families of the city, and as Prof
Matthias enjoys high reputation as a
teacher, we feel confident in assuring the
lovers Of good music, In Evansville, a
most delightful entertainment Fall
particulars will be given hereafter.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

HeS- Last night, as the "wee hour
OF one was proclaimed BY our clock, we
were AiArtled--plsssAntly-by the son
tones Of string band, under our office
window, which diacourAed Emusic, soft
and sweet, to our delighted ears
You have our warmsst, gents. Can
aqAin sv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
MARRIED.

oathn murnsns sf sac l4shs su.s.. ~ the Rev
c. Raaks, LEvIs FaErxvrH to Miss LIZA Fur.
zorxa, 1ii Of this city
LAWS, hAxi.g Just purchases HAsnsrss saloon.
thoaxht e net good - Be alsas. and in order to
ssszrs the hest Geek IN The city, IKE ssssibl.
nan, narries, szd vbsn the hoaey-zoon is ov 1
tbs Lovers Of good eating know right where 20 &c
b get ft, to-wit: 81 Lsuis's Restaurant Second
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

sooaPLIxEsxARx RuvJusz-ws fully
fado-ss every word of tHe following,
which We clip from he Indianapolis
Joaraal Of WsinssdAI VS. KAew Bal
sehla.er Fsli. and The yosra6lis Just
right
= Colanel Sehlasey .rsssias his position
as Military Seerstsky Of The Governor
and deserves more than 8 passing no
,ies. In 1850 heswssEthe Deuocrstie
candidate for Secretary of State but
soon. after the ommencemsntof the war,
Asl aecepskd the position 81 Military See
Rotary wkseh=was -ten&ered=hfm-sy Gov
srnor Motion and has remained in the
xeent'ye Department. ever since, exs
eept when serving in the 6e.d asa mem
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

CoEnEcTIos Rev. NJ. Falkenbafg,
agent Of enc Freedman's Aid Societs,
will speak at Roekport on Sunday, the
10th, at 100 o'clock A, NJ, instead Of
Saturday, as we had it yesterday. He
will speak at GrAndview ON Sabbath
evening at oclock. 49,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

candidate, Kuykendsll. is elected By
over 1000 majority. So rejoice with as
We have to bFag iieis over you. We
have redeemed illinois Egypt, and yet
yOu have to be represented By ; Cop
perhsad We don't complain-you have
done molly
The writer adds in postscript:
we have overcome majority Of
$1,000, and foot up a naiority 1904 .
Vote OF fhe 18th Congregational Dis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
CITY NEWS.

e1. The COMMITTEES on Torch-light
Procession will meet at McGrew l.
Woodss Paint Shop, over Behm's Com
mereiaI College, this "Wednesday morn
ing at nine O'Clock. A full attendance
10 desired. aI 1hE8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

s6yT The Gas Company ought TO know
that i iS immensely dark on the strssis
OF nights after the a oon goes down. and
the lamps are lighted Evansville Tymss
Of Saturday,
What sort Of moon hare you got 10
your crescent city, Mr.. Tsa<s Oar moon
doesn't 90 down I'LL after dsylighs these
mornings.--Nsc AEbasu Ledger. o
Well, the editor of the fmss doubt-
less meant that the days are dark aboat
now Indeed, sysrythiAg uAa dark 10
ths Democracy in this region last weak,
very. baA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

On election day at Indianapolis a ma,
named Smith was horribly beaten hv
soldiers, on the mere suspicion Of beins
a Mcclellan man ISRss.
Even. in artie4lo nortis the 1Emts
manifests its hatred and malisnity
towards tbs brave soldiers
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

SouTHEEE PAPKEs We are indebted
to Capt Hornbrook, ofthe 65th Indians,
for a copy Of the Montgomery Weekly
Advsrtiser OF Oct. 18th, and Of the Au-
gusta Chron Gle Of Oct. 10Th.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
Cedron Ritters

One srt>l anayp gill meyer usa any otherz.
n i not necessary 10 publish long lirt Of dis.
n al dieess=a 81 She STOMACH, BOW
ELS, LIVER OR KIDNEYst
II al Afaeiinusef the BRAIN DEPEND
INC UPON DERAEGEMENT OF
THE sTuNACH Oax ROWELst
70 eQLT, tHEUmATIsm AND NEE
HALfsHAs
Aud In FEVER AND AGuEt
v l. asstttssd q rofccda all other remedies II
pss snlE cures thsss diseases, but IL FAEvnsrs
them.
A wins glass mil Of the Hiitsra taken an kour
before each neal. viii obFate the "a effects OF the
iaest unheeltlsy ciimafs, aud screen the person
takfnF i asafhst disease under the most irving
exposures.
sqld - pFsiszis 81 and Gfooars senerally.
s4f-pr. jobs B0LLss PRINCIPAL one. FinL,
sirest. Loalavilla, Ky.
sold By PETER vIERLIzo,
fshS - Sole Ageut. Evansvilis, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

D4- Go to John H. SCOTS Periodical
Emporium on Second Street, between
Main and Locust, for Cooley, Harper.
and everything in that line He keeps
'em. Dsf- 49,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
So BEHrAvsvgyr-ws trulv Re.

4 sAD BEEEAysXEsT.-Ws truly re.
gret that one great source Of Amusement
70 US has "dried up, and We sre almost
inconsolable. The FSmss. has winked
out, and the only eonsolztion we now
have IS that the Vineeunes Sun and the
Terre Haute journal still exist, so far
as We are advised. In regardto cur in
mediate nsighbor, We, in lhs agony Of
our soul, can only exeIaim, in the Ian
gusge ofthe poet, 49,.
fIf # is 20 quickly dsns for. y
We sondsr what Il vas begun for.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

sw Rei,z & Clement will offer for
sale at auction, to the highest bidder,
without reserve, some Of the most de-
sirable building lots Ia the city, on the
evening Of November 2lsi, at 2 o. clock,
p. IN, at the old Brewery.
The terms on which this property is
offered will bring the lots within the
reach Of. every man desiring home. d
The sale viii be positive, and we hope
to ses every man preeent who wishes to
buy
For further particulars, see hand bills
Nov. Il dds. 8aoERAAe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16


How oorPEnHEsps.r sr ruEls BErs--1
The remarkable esse Of Frank Fslksr
"a Jacob Bloom came of yesterday
morning befoEe Esquire Bes. stinson,
and attracted mach in,ereat
This was very peculiar case, such an
one as has not before, probably, bssn
heard Ia :ths State. The svtdeuce, as
slicited, presented The Following facts:
On tho morning Of The election Frank
Felker, who keeps q small Provision
Store on Main Street opposite the Wash.
layton House. cane. Into a store where
Simon Gumherts and others were and
exhibited ! striped asket, and offered
10 bet $40 that he would vots that ticket
Gamberss replied that he uUnld not bet
on any mans tricks. -
In abe evening .Gumberts said TO a
| friend that be would bet thai if Ahraham
Lincoln was not then elected MeCHslan
would be our next President This Of.
fer was repeated to Felker, who came 10
about that time He then offered and
bsptered to bet frsm 800 IL 81, 900
that Lincoln would not get %. 900 ma
jority in the State. Gumbersa offered to
bet 500 or 81 900 that be would get
$4,000 and afterwards 10000 majority
Felker would not bet on less than 90 600.
and finally Gumberts agreed TO bet 800
on 10000 Not having the money with
! him be borrowed IL of j. ]. Cohn, and
placed il in the hands of Jacob Bloom.
Felker. after some hesitation, counted
out $50 apd placed il ia Blooms hands,
and told Bloom to put up $50 more for
hin and be would pay i TO him in the
morning
On Thursday Felker went to Bloem
and told him that he didn's want to bet
but said IL Gunbertswas satisfied with
80. be vas willing TO lOse that To this
Gumherts dissented, ~aad insisted on
having the terms of the bet complied
with. Felker then sued Bloom for the
$50, aud Of course recovered it,
P. Meier acted as attornsSfor FelkaE,
and 5. Gumberts managed the case for
Bloom; and although he did not strictly
observe the rules of practices he made it
a rather snnoying case to FeIksr
This vas aciear case where one raau.
had worried a1otler alEday for bss
and after he lost i, plead the baby act,
or the gambling act, and got bis money
back Had ae Eona the bet, as he &C
knowlsdged in his own testimony, be
would have taken the money Simon
expressed ksupiaion of such conduct N
very plain terms, and all present seemed
to coincide in 3he opinion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

,R1S-GeDeral Bucker. on the 9th, cap
tured the garrisoH Of Morgauza, Louisi-
ana, capturing 900 prisoners, several
pieces Of artillery, and disabling siege
guns Times ,.--
As this report had been circulated for
purely electioneSring purposes, and has
been officially contradicted, the Times
should have mad the grace in the hour
and article Of death to have refraiasd
from repeating the already exploded
falsehood This is another example Of
Athe ruling passion" &c.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

SOLDIERS VoTE N TIE EoURTEEsrH
toEPs I'VE have received the following
By mail from Kingssen, Ca Gen. Sher-
man was unwilling 70 have them for
Wsrded By tslegrsph. for fear the loea-
ton Of the troops Woald Be prenatnrely
made pm blic and reach the rebels:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

Por.ToEsl POrAroEsl - Our loyal
young friend John seanslin, has fine
lot Of choice potatoes for sale at the
Tin Shop, on Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
Highly Complimentary

The Daughters OF Rebekah, female
branch OF Odd Fellowship. equsposed of
li5eral-minded loyal ladies whn. haze.
such holy horror of rebel psthizers
and CopperhsAds that they done waat
TO est ct the. sane table with. them, and
wouldn't take seat aven 10 heaven if a
Copperhead was there, give nn oyster
supper and grand soiFes at Masonic
Hail 90 Tbnrsday and Friday evenings
next, for the benefit Of the poor The
object il lnndabie, and as NO advertise
ell charitabls offsets fras, we do so on
this occasion, though not asked To. Let
everybody go Tbs poor should not sula
fer for the dgosrysef . few a
We copy the above very elegant aud
rshasd noticeatrsn Fshe defunct 7G,ass,
that ths respectable portion Of this CON.
manity may see the rnaIeyulepes Of tina
sheet, which has, aIaa passed away
y kaia wsII knoEa Abe as.iiss CON pos
ing the society of the Daughters Of Re-
bekah arc among The nAost slogan, and
respectable ladies Of the city. wives 81
our leatiPg and uinst. raputabEe citizeus
who are fully competent, % sppreeiate
to its utmos. extent the animus Of
the item we have copied. and = hose au.
thor has the impudenee to Tolieit thSIf
patronage for his proposed Weekly
Tbs oyster supper and soifss can't
fail TO be q success, the gallant attack
of the editor Of the Time. TO the con
tfaryi Notwithstanding A9os1 tos
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16

D0S-The Exchange Tavern" at Jas
per, Dubois County, was destroyed BY
tire on Sunday morning, the 9th inst.
Most Of the contents ofthe building were
saved, bat the house Itself was entirely
eopsnmed, .rs
Realizing the necessity Of FIRE on.
CINE, the citizens Of the town started q
subscription paper, and at last accounts
5000 we're subscribedrabout half what
isreqairtd to rbaksthe purchase.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-16
REMOVAL.


Has REMOVED his wE0L EsALE MAHU-
Il fncf1ffnK Establishment 70 No. FIRsT
bTkEET. bsaou Main. He has . large and sls-
gSnt sSsaxtaont of Homs-fnsis work, - aas a.
The hussts guaranteed - Esod e. the bsst, {" and
~ sale 50 " ehezp Is tbs thsapssf." and litfls
oheapar
His entire stock consisting 81 nne Busex
Coach and CarFiaKs Harness, Lighf TrotfIng
Heavy Wagon, Drsys and Express Harness. sal
sisss ~ endless varsity, Brides Of All kinda A
aay qnantiry, Collars. oirths, eurcinRIes, CJhsek
Lass. Military Wsrk5 IN short, svervtAfng n
Bis iins, from ; Hans strap 70 q . Mentor kad,
diofs--asss hem manufactured under kfs irnms-
date snparsazi1E, b. skfllfnl 49, .-r..t..-s
woFknaas and i Bew offsFNA - a. rt-ssa !.
EAsJAha PAiCEs. nslng abs ts sonpsts enc
eeastail VITA anything IN the market. n styis.
assa' aasr.oility and price, Be only asks trial
A@ssashs f9r yourselves. apN