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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-13
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No. g. t.s.slt-
AN ACrto REGULATE tic cnlinc ion of the tax In Kind
upon tobacco, and 10 anrnd M net entitled IAN act
10 lay iaxesf for the common H. fence and carry on
ihe uovHininent Of Tho Confederate States approv-
| cd April24ih, isGJ
The UongreYs Of tic Confederate States Of America
do enact That the tax in Kind df one-t,h imposed b.
said act upon tobacco grown IN Tho Couferrate Statef
insteadofEbens collected by The post dnericr,naster,
shpll be collected by the agents appointed by the
rotary OF The Treasury 10 collect and pr serve toAeco,
aud the tax assessors shall transfer iler estimates or
the tobacco due froin each planter lrnor sprcifsmg
both quantity and qaalltv.to the said agents Til TX
dnly authorised sub agents kihgihgirrecepts there
for shall also transmit copy ffsesc estimate to
tue Chef OF the Produce Loan ohice, and WHEN said
tobacco has been collected, tic sail agents shall be
| liable for It's safe custody
SIC 2 That each firmrr anil lantcr No, naillfr
than The first lay Of Jrne. later than The fifteenth
day of July shall deliver istita oftoDaeco III przias
order putup in conveaelit parcels transportatioI
mt the nearest pricing depot Of MAiea there shall be
not less than established ii each county hs The
agiltsior liberalization and ircstfvali II IL tobacco
wien ihe sail tobacco shall be priced AMI stcnrd
~ paekp III iogslicads other Packages suitable for
markedly said agents.
SEC I'lat The thx.assessor slal' require state
ment Croia each farmer planarss ito aiif5roni
gslitihstf tpbc Geo raised BY hip, and sal sssessas
,tlpgs staF.,
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he Joining in with all the voice his
strength would permit. lie then joined
in prayer with The ministers. TO the
doctor he again said 81 am going fast
now; am resigned; Gods will be done. ,"
Thus died General j. r. b. Stuart.
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NOIECE.
EsEI.Aa xYAN.TlITA-

I'VE Shubula Hotelisagi open for the accommo
daion Of Tue Travelling Public.
June sdlw. MM d MARTIN,
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WANTED.

A COMPETENT TEACHER fsr the English
II branches md music, 10 private family
Addltss
D. HOWE.
Care T. Z. tcMsctin.
iuHelss:i Jssk.on Mrs
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THE DEFENCE OF MoBIbE.--HA refugee
| from Mobile who has arrived at the
4 North, gives the following description Of
The defence Of Mobile:
Ia the rear Of Mobile, and as much as
i FIVE miles from the city,. are three heavy
I lines 81 earlllworl<s. Fort No. is on tile
4 southeast side OF the city. No 2 is on
! tlie4east side of the riveI, opposite The
termination OF st. Mitchell street. As
4 sou 70 downthe river, and turning to the
| left, issthe binding oftho Mobile and Ohio
railroad. lIereis located battery No. 81
ccnsis i 1g Of llifte rilied % pound guns,
land one 10 inch gun. This is called the
I tostheleft is battery No g. called Pinto's
are batteries Choctaw, Cedar Plain,
Chand SPELL ard Light lIouse batteries
| IN all SIX consisting each v'slX ~ pound
Ifiilnd cannon.
At the timenW informant was There
Fort Morgan hal FIVE hundred nIeniuii
Of the Tn t Confederate regiment, ard
Fort Ga neswas garrsoncd BY aboutan
equal number.
Upon the walls and within the en-
brasulesof Fart Gaincsare eighty guns
or thirty two guns and the rest low
d .ela tsr pulls Il land lack T / MOI
eal has one hundred guns and a number.
sofhowit zers. Two fthe guns from Furtl
Sumter, used in sinking the Keokuk
have beennemoved to Fuft Morgan and
are now there preparedto domore ogtheI
same kind Of work.
About the harbor Of Mobile the rebels |
have two gunhoats, the Morgan and the
Gaines, each baving on deck some ten
guns, but pfopelling power Of these boats
fuey move very slowly.
There is 4 third gnnboat, called the
Selma, made like barge, alter be Mont |
tor pattern, carrying eight guns, but she
cannot be of much effect, from the same
cause, detecting propellng power. mad
dlition to these the Confcdelates hayetwo |
very small iron clad Moni'o but they
also move ctimsily along iilt the water,
They havea howitzar in front and five
portsguns each
FRoN CnAnLEsroN- The Courier oil
Monday says,
The Smelling of The city has been con
tinued since last rpor, with uoahate-
mont in viol nee.
Thirty five shots were fred during Fii
day night and Saturday and Thirty four
shots from Saturday night upto six o..
clock Sunday evening.
A few scattering shots were exchanged /
between the batteries.
All was quiet ON the coast.
The position Of the fleet is unchanged.
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Alabama & mississippi Rivers
Railroad.

CIIANGE OF lYtIIEDULE.
DN and after Sunday, April ., 1854, Mail Trains will
" leave Broad Street Depot at TAO A. ~. daily. and
arr live al Dtmopaiis I l:90 A. NJ, and at Meridian
at $50 r. AZ leave Meridian at G. A. NJ and arrive Of
Selma 4:5 Newberpe and Marion Accommodation
Train will arrive at Selma 1850 NJ da and leave
al ,. p M, connecting with Passenger Trains Of the
Alabsma q Tennessee Rivers Railroad. Freight
trains will leave Selma daily, tSnrdays Pxcepted) at
6lJ A and arrive at Selma at ll3l NJ
N. d. PRlTCHARD,
June 9dtf Clif Engin'r and Gen' supt.
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FOR SALE

EOht > y hlkJs
A BRACE of NAVY REpEAIE FRS, Inquire
N q X Vaughn, at this office.
jane sdtf.
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EcsJ@ We arc authorized to announce GRANVILLE
n fNDERSON ms candidate for Clerk Of the Probate
Court Of Is,udefdala county at the ensuing October
election
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1.z5e wanna authorized 10 annouce BENZ TING.
pm AZ candidate for re election 10 The oilicc OF
Probate Judge Of Jasper county at the cnsning slice
tton on the Isl Monday III October next
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. s-zs- wa nro an,horzod to announce MIrAJAH
MCGEE as candidate for election 70 the oairc OF
Probate Judgcof jasper county, al The ensnpge'ec
iion on Tho ist Monday IN 0ftsber nnAt
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SEC. $ Ihat the thx.assessor sl,a require state,
ment croia eariI farmer pantfr,ss 10 tho afoion
sgisas a tbbecco raised BY hiiv and stall assess
due lie Confederate States ppatenth Of each said
NJ Titles, Which shall be stdled separately in lis esii-
iaes and stall be d lvarod separately " lie farmer
orPlanttr at tic lri2 ugsiepnts
SIC a. acts aptl parts Of acts inconsstan with
the foregoing strehtrGbysrtpailtld.
& Ailrayod. JaGuary 90 It'll.
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SHERMAN TO HOOD.
A Piihy Reply to the Rebel PrOt:N against Re.
muVing Women AM ChildreH from Atlanta,
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION
OF THE MISSISSIPPI, IN TIE FIELD.

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION
OF TIE MISSISSIPPI, IN The FIELD,
ATLANTA, GA, Sept 10, 1864
Gen. j b. Hood, Commanding Army of
the Tennessee, Confederate Army.-Gen.
eral: L have the honor to acknowledge
the recei pit of your letter OF this date at
the hands of Messrs. Bail and Crew, con-
sentlng to the arrangements had proposed
to facilitate the removal South of the peo
pie of Atlanta, who prefer to 20 in that di-
rectlon. | enclose you copy Of my orders,
which will | am satisfied accomplish nv
purpose perfectly. You style the measur es
proposed unprecedented, and appeal to
the dark history OF war tor parallel as an
act of STUDIED ungenerous cruelty" 1t
is not unprecedented, for General Johnston
himself very wisely aud properly removed
the tau.llles all the way from Dalton down,
and see no reason why Atlanta should be
excepted. Nor is 1t necessary to appeal to
the dark history OF war when recent and
modern examples are so handy. You,
yourself, burned dwelling houses along your
parapet, aud nave Sc to day fifty houses
that you have rendered uninhabitable, be
cause they stood in the way Of your forts
and men. You defended Atlanta on line
So close to the town that every cannon shot,
and many musket shots from our line OF
investments that overshot heir mark, went
into the hahitations of women aud children
Gen Hardee did the same at Jonesboro,
aud Gen Johnston did the same last sum-
you of heartless cruelty, but merely instance
those cases OF very recent occurrences, aud
could 90 on aud eDumerate hundreds Of
others, aud challenge any fair man to judge
which of us has he heart of pity for the
families of "brave people | say it is
u kindness TO those families Of Atlanta to
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MISCELLANEOUS,
Are the Ge mans Wrong in Wanting
cur Bonds

Not hit Of 1t No shrewier. thriftier
people, IN mltter> OF money. exist on earth
Quo jersey people sni New England peo
pie frugal, indus rious pc Pile, but
they can save money ike The GermAUs
All Uermany Is great savings bank 1t
Is true that their working men. are not SO
rIch, on an average, as our working men,
because they don't get more than one quar-
ter III the wages of our men But Ger.
man can save money, and he knows when
1t Is safe. Now these shrewd, thrifty Ger
mans WANT our bonds They want them
by millions. They turn aside from the
great heggars of the world in Europe. and
come 10 Us Rep lbllcaus They treat the
notes OF Napoleon and Joseph and Maxi
milan with indifference, but want to dis.
count all The American notes thew can yet
The London Times says that this is all
wrong-that the Republicans in America
are all bankrupt, and the Germans must
be crazy to sli ght British aud French
bezgars, aud so begging, themselves. to
America. Are they crazy? We asked
Poor Richard what he thought about il.
w ~, said he. how can they be crazy.
when they are doing just what did lit
tie more than year ago, when / put NY
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& SKETCHES
KITTY BRACES HUSBAND

Mercy on Us! What has happened t.
your father: Run ou; quick, Charlie ard
open the gate. What Is the matter, john!
You are ~ white a. sheet
kitty, I'm drafted
La place OF falling tn crying ana moan
in=, as Is the fashion with sume Of our ~
men. Kitty Bragg laid her hand heavily on
he; husbands shoulder.
John, IN ashamed of you! If you
were a child | would give you "a guud
shaking Compose yourself before Charlie
comes in-I would not have him think his
father ID coward :
That is hard word, Kitty
Il know it, John, hut the case demands
it. | would not have you Inwered III ,ur
child's sight Now, John Bray, iet you
aud | talk sense; let US reason on the mat
ter together. You are good man. John
"a good husband aud good father You
are trave man too, despite yrur tremb
ling nerves. Who plunged into the river
just above the rapids, after poor Cranes
onl y son? Who flung himself before old
Mr.. Morris mad horse and saved he
old mans life? Why, just John b. gg
| know what ails "ou, John You t
physically nervous at the report of fire.
arms or the sight of blood. You have
spent your life pouring over books, and
never tried to overcome the weakness But
you can overcome it, and must
This must. was said smilngly.
i must, indeed, for the die is cast, and
there is no escape. | do not think it is
wait of courage; md am sure my heart
glows with love for my country. You
know, Kitty. | have given literally of my
poor means; but whenever think OF going
to battle, this strange tremor assails NE,
and am reduced to the weakness of a
child. shall be disgracod. know. Don't
you wish you had braver husband, Kitty?
| wouldn't blame you
But Kitty did Dot hear She sat by the
kitchen hearth. leaning her brow head on
the janb OF the huge old fashioned chin
ney Her thoughts at last formed them
selves into the words
Il verify believe, John, it is not your
fault. Let Us sell the place. Joe Martin
will give you FIVE undred dollars for it,
aHd hen you can get substitute e
can rent the litte house on the Marr Y
farm aud -
Never, Kitty! Talk no more: would
in epd lie coward then What. deprive
m loved ones OF hume to save my, il
from hardships? Never, never 1t is not
Of my life | AIN afraid; it is jut the din of
battle ar'i lhe dreadful carnage | will go,
my dear wife. and you must help me to be
brave and do my duty
The morning came at last that the drafted
were to join their regiment. There WAS
many tear shed by wives, mothers and
sisters; hut Kitty shed none-she had other
work to do. She stood talking With John
at the end OF the platform
My little Bible is in your knapsack
John Read it often Whenever you feel
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Pierce, Buchanan, and the Rebels


Berwick the correspondent of the
Boston Journal, gives the following ab
stract Of a recent interview he had with
General Geary at his headquarters:
General Geary told me that when act
ing as Governor of Kansas he discovered
the nature and character and extent of the
secret combination which has resulted in
the overthrow Of the Union, and found
that ten, rs noc, J.ferSon DoUis, ut that
"nee Sc retary IF Var, ,caS at tie heud Of
It, These revelations were made TO him
10y Southern men. members Of it, who of.
tered hun every temptation TO join them,
and help in making Kansas slave State.
Governor Geary communicated these facts
to Pierce, then Pres s,dent, aud to Mr.. Bu
chanan, the President elect Both these
tcc"A men, ar trators, SHjn1,ffed GoUcrnor
Genry'S disclosures to the Southern con.
Spfrators ~hom they implicated! Laste d
Of beng ,onrned t.y then. against the steat
thy criminals, Pierce continued ond Bu
chdndn adapted them as his constitutional
and confdentint odViSers Finding that
he had no power to avert the plots, and not
regarding himself as powerful enough to
fight the President, President elect. and
lis party, Governor Geary retired to his
farm to await the development of events,
determined when the time for action came
to be found in the ranks of the nations
defenders
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New Series---Vol. XVIII, No, le.

remove them now at once from scenes that
women aud children should not be exposed
TO; and the brave people should seorn to
commit their wives and children to the
rude barharians, who thus as you say, vic
llte the laws of war as illustrated in the
pages OF its dark history Iu the name of
common sense, ask you not to appeal TO
Just God IN such sacrilegious manner
you who, in the midst of peace N
prosperity. have plunged a nation into civil
war, 'dark aud cruel war;" who dared aud
hadgered US to battle, insulted our flag,
seized our arsensls and forts that were left
IN the honorable custody of peaceful ord
nance sergean $, seized and made prisoners
OF war the very garrisons sent to protect
your people against negroes and Indians,
long before any overt act was committed bY
the ''to you hateful Lincoln Government"
tried to force Kentucky AMI VI ssouri into
the rebellion in spite of themselves, falsi.
he'd the vote OF Louisiana, turned loose
your privateers to plumber unarmed ships,
expelled Union families by the thousands
burned their houses, and declared by act of
your Congress the confscation of all debts
due to Northern men for goods had
aud received Talk thus to the marines
but not to me, who have seen these things,
and will this day make as much sacrifice
for the peace and honor o. the South,
as the best born Southerner among you.
II we must be enemies, let US be men and
tight 1t out as We propose to d y, and rot
deal In such hypocrltlc4l appeals to God
and humanity God will Judge US in due
time, and He will pronounce whether it he
more humane TO fight with town full of
women. and the families of ''brave peo.
pie at our backs, or to remove them in
time to places OF safety among their own
friends aud people.
| am, very respectfully, your obedient
servant,
W. L SHERMAN, Maj Gen. Com
Official copy. VI DAYTON, A d. C.
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gay- The following are the DIVING word

sss- The following are the dying words
Of some Of our country's most eminent
men:
i resign my sonl to God-and my daugh-
ter to my country. Honsos Jcfsrson.
1T is we'll - Washington.
independence forever r'-Adams.
1T is the last of earth j Q. Adams.
L wish you to understand the true prin
ciples Of the Government. I wish them
carried out. | ask nothing more '-Har-
riSon
4 have endeavored to do my duty
Taylor.
Il still live Daniel Wetster.
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Estate of william Cowden, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of
Y administration on the estate Of William
Cowden, late of the Borough of Lewistown,
Mifflin county. deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned, residing in said Borough.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment, and
th"se having claims 10 present them duly au.
thenticatei for settlement
c. HOOVER, Admr.
Lewistown, August 81, 1864.
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HA-l never shot bird in nv life,'
said some one to his friend For INV part,
| never shot anything in the shape of a
bird, except squirrel, which | killed
with stone, when it fell into the river
aud was drowned
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Hg- Will you take the life of Pierce or
Scott this morning, madam!' said news
boy to good Aunt Betsy. No, my lad,'
she replied; they may live to the end of
their days Tor all OF me-Tve nothin' agin'
en-
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Large Stock of Furniture on
Hand,

\ FELIX is still manufacturing all kinds
AAs Of Furniture. Young married persons
ana others that wish to purchase Furniture
VIII hnd good assortment ON hand, which
VIII : sold cheap for cash or country pro
ouce oFNn in exchange for same Give me
call alley street. near Black Bear Ho
tel. ,ah 2I
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4 BncheLor Cornered-'What did you
come here afterT inquired Miss Susan
Diaper of bachelor friend. who made her
call when the rest of the people were
gone out.
L came to borrow some Matches he
meekly replied.
Matches! that's likely story Why
don't you make a match. | know what
you came for exclaimed the delighted
Miss, as she crowded the old bachelor into
corner, you came to kiss and hug me
almost to death; but you shan't-without
your are the strongest, and Lord km,,os
y0u are
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4 LARGE assortment of Tin Ware, at
IA wholesale and etail. constantly kept ON
hand all our own manufacture. made out Of
the best material. SPOUTING and all kinds
OF Jobbing done at short notice. by
JOHN b. SELHEIMER.
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s9r Mr. Smith, you say you once off,
ciated in a pulpit; do you mean that you
preached
No sir; l held candle for man who
did,
'Ah, the court understood you differ
emily. They supposed that the discourse
came from you
No sir; only throwed light on it"
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Bag Gone, Bill, it's ten o'clock, I'd |
think we had better be going, for it is time
honest folks were at home We'll yes
was the answer, Il must be off, but you
needn't hurry On that account
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Jacob G.. Blymyer & Co.,
FORWARDING, COM -4ISSION
and
Produce Business.

INHE undersigned begs leave t" return
L thanks to the farmers nf Miffiin COUNTY
Tor the patronage heretofore extended t. him
IN the above business, and also to inform
t EN- that he has taken cr partners IN said
business, JOHN ID. TAYLOR and JOSEPH
Ii HENRY, and that the business will here,
after be conducted in the name of FRAN
CTS MCCLURE & co
FRANCIS MCCLURE
Lewi>tnwn, August |. 1854
The undersigned having formed ca part
nerShlp III the Forwarding Commission and
Produce Business, under the name If Fran
els Mcclure d Co.. respectfully solicit IA share
of the patrunage Of the farming community
strict attention will be given to the interest.
OF their customers, and the highest cash pri.
ces the market will affurd at all times paid
Tor all kinds of produce
FRANCIS MCCLURE,
JOHN u TAYLOR
JOSEPH r HENRY.
Lewist"wn, August | (3l 1864
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VILLAGE SCANDAL.

VILLAGE SCANDAL.
JOHN ROSS DIX.
OF all the various plaques with which
This world of ours is curst
In my opinlon.-scandaI is
The meanest and the worst.
Go into any little town,
aud you must surely own
That folks mind other folks affairs,
Neglectful of their own.
For instance-al the Dashford folks
When they each other meet,
At church. at sewing-circle, or
In market, store or street,
Delight in having spiteful things
OF other folks to say
And making mischief everywhere
In much this sort of way.
Says Mrs. -, whose skin is like
The parchment of drum,
Miss B has got pretty face,
But for her manners-mum!"
Thus leaving it to be inferred
That Miss is much too free,
And that her morals are not quite
W nat tney ought TO be!
Then, Mrs. c.. with lifted hands,
Can't see how Mrs. Brown,
With such a family as "ers,
Can wear so gay gown"
And Mrs. b is quite surprised
That Mr.. Peter Snooks
Should show such Il want Of taste,
III courtng Polly B. ooks.'
If ever strangerashows his face
In Dasl.ford's quiet town,
A monster of Iniquiiy
He Is at once set down!
In short the town from end to end
And exc from side to side,
Is peopled with gossjpping
And scandal-loving tribe;
Who, whore they might happiness,
Make strife and discord grow,
And turn the county town into
ToPhet here below.
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Whole No. 2784
Lewistown Post Office.

Mails arrive and close at the Lewistown P.
0. as follows.
ARRIVE.
Eastern through 90 a. m
through and way OF m
Western 9 10 SO n. m.
Beletnnte . 30p m
Northumberland, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, 6 90 p. IN.
CLOSE.
Eastern through 90 p IN.
a. and way 10 90 a IN
Western g d" 90 p m.
BeiIefuute 90
Northumberland (Sundays, Wednesdays
and FridaYs) 90 p m
Office upen from 90 a, m TO 8 p. m. On
Sundays from to 9 am. ). COMFORT. P NJ
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/ He iaI1fST & Ell ,

I'VE recommend perusal of the following stanzas
to the gossploving people of this village feeling
we do that they contain much truth poetry. Ma
ny will no doubt lesson in every line."-ED1
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Lewistown station.

Rs- Galbrpth's Omnibuses convey passengers to
and from all the trains taking up or setting them
Town at all points within the borough limits.
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TaiIs arrive and close at the Lewistown P.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-29

w >. .snAHrs euPERroR BrI.LIARp TABLES
~ with bhArpI patent cushiona Four and sin pQotet
Ir.scs constantly on hand. Balls Cloths Cues and 1rin
every descrip on Az orders ~ mall punoeeY
Sen sv"H Apply Nshs mAnufacscry. 10 yuisen aslek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-29

RILlIAsDs -AfE WHO WISE TO PgRCnAsI yIRsr
examine W.. n. 0RlFFlTHs improved usmbinstes
Cushions ana four pscket Americsn abss wAieh Arr he
cofscncs and sa One second AAnd Tebs, 81
promptly atisuded 10 by W. " 0RrFFffH the esI ppAs
tics billiard table maker In the United sts lS6 FULTON