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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-10

The Dubuque Battery is on its way
Northward. having re-enlistcd, and is
expected in Dubuque the last Of this
week Quite number of the men in
this Battery are from Rockford, in this
county. We shall be glad to meet
them once more.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-10

We are requested to give notice
that Elder Cory, who has been suffer
ing from i'll health for short time
past, will, should his health permit
preach ut Gilbert's Hall next Sunday
forenoon and evening, at the usual
hour of service.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-10

The McGregor Ne,es is in error when
it conveys the idea that Mr.. Hildreth's
bill for establishing an Agricultural
Department in connection with the
State University was defeated. The
bill lies on the table to DO called up
whenever the friends Of the measure
desire.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-10

James Dorsey, an Irishman residing
in DEBORAH, was found suspended by
the neck, dead, on Wednesday morn
ing, 81 inst He had been missing
some two weeks, and from appearan-
ce he had been suspended that length
Of time. The corpse presdntcd a hor-
1ible sight, the features being distor-
ted, swollen and discolored. So says
the DEBORAH Republic.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-10

The donation party on the 4th inst,
elsewhere acknowledged by Elder Co
~ and wife, was an unusually pleas
ant gathering. A beautifully spread
table, music and social intercourse
constituted the chief attractions Of the
evening. Nothing occurred to mar
the enjoyments Of the occasion, aud
happiness seemed to light up every
countenance and sparkle ia every eye.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-10
New Photograph Gallery,
!. L RI III

!. L RICH
NNv8uLO ga-,aat.u'ly announces 50 taa n.s-
w izrus o.. ghaf Gu aaE taa naa#a
OF mankind that aa = now g@g.sa- .a @-a-
PICTURES .-
Of all who may t,por hiu a4rh " otH Eaa
tugraphs taken in all the faiau- atyi# t48
warranted To- please All are raaps.tsullr ia
vitei to call and examine my work whether
wishing pictures OF Hot ..s."
Pictures taken eigtg as leeH as IN fan csEfisr.
n b. Room, first door north of the . IL.
teligencer Building up stairs.
Charles City. Dec. %, 1858 50
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-10

Henry Petit was elected Director
Of sub-district No. 2, and Geo G, Dean
of sub-district No. 3, in this township,
at the meeting on Monday. Both OF
them excellent selections.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-10

We are informed that on Wednes-
day evening, Cd inst, donation was
given Rev. S. p. LaDow at Rockford.
On account of the bad condition Of the
roads but few were in attendance, yet
a pleasant social season was enjoyed,
and nearly fifty dollars realized for
the benefit of his family--mostly in
cash
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-10
CHICAGO.
CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD!
BY USING
COVILL'S
Blood and Liver Sirup.

The recipe is given to all physicians
That they may know what they are using
The combination of Sarsaparilla with Stillinga
l. well known TO all medical men rs
The best compound to pUrygthe blood ever used.
1t cures scrofula in all its worst forms.
.. a diseases of the skin il cures efectually.
Syph little Swellings, Efysipelas, Seald Head,
salt Rhe um, Female Complaints, Iunors,
Kings Evil, and all diseases arising from any
impurity o. the blood.
Physicians will teil YOU to let alone all pro-
prietary on quack medicines, as theycall them,
Whya For the simple reason that they are
put up with printed directions and thc name
and label is copyrighted. Show them the
formula of preparation, and in nine cases out
ten they will approve of it. There are testi-
monials from physicians whose prejudices are
overbalanced by their good sense OF the excel
lent virtues of Scoylls Blood and Liver Strip
and who are using it for their private practice
Sold by II. SCoVILL, Proprietor,
Chicago, H.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-10

The Reed House, together with a
number of other buildings, at Erie. Pa.
was destroyed by fire on the 4th inst
Loss estimated at over 100000.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-10

Purify, purify. purify tho blood with
AYERS SARsAPARILLA, and the humors,
arrangements and distempcrs which
pervade the system at this season will
disappear. We have tried it and
speak with knowledge. 9ml
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-10

The notorious guerrilla, Richardson,
was captured at Cave City, Ky. on the
4th inst, and while attempting to es-
cape, the next day, was shot dead.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-10

Senator Sumner has introduced a
bill 10 Congress for the repeal of the
Fugitive Slave Law. Let the bill pass.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-10
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Lecture the Nature, Treatment, aud
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BY ROBT J. CULVERWELL. NJ. d.
The important fact that the awful Conse-
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Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, post paid, on receipt of two postage
stamps, by addressing the publishers,
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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-10

A destructive fire occurred in Boston
on the fifth inst. causing damage to
the amount of 5000, 900.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-10
READ THE CERTIFICATE.

VI TNAPo0sA Co, ALA, January 2
II IN. Guysorr--ncar Sir II have been afflicted
n. for forty years with erupuons on my legs and
n feet. In 1913 they got 50 bad that had to 90
4 ON c.utcheS, and in 1859 had one leg anlpnta-
al ted above the knee. In about nine months AZ
y ter my leg broke out In large eating and run
r, ming sores, from my knee TO my foot, and dis
VI char.ri great deal OF offensive matter. My
groin also broke ont in large bilcs, which dis
charged much offensive matter, and at the same !
~ time my left arm had broken out IN large run !.
n ming sores nearly To my elbow
y The misery that have suffered for the last
y two years | cannot describe 10 you. was IN I,
q such agony that never rested day nor night !
was given MP % die, and by the help OF GOD
n had made preparation for death. and had had
y pointed out u nay family the place where To bury
my remains.
In October last my son brought me one Of your
4 bottle wrappers ! read i AMI found record 81 {
~ some wonderful cures performed by Your Er-
2! trat Of Teil1c DDrE and SarSapdytilI ! sent z
~ aud got two bottles of il aud commenced taking
~ il. In two weeks, to my great astontshIniat, .
q my sores all became easy, and could sleep al! Z
night, thing had not done for two year,
~ when had taken six bottles, my sores had
4 nearly all hca.ed My sores gotwrn - by en- 4
III chantmcnt have now used In all eight bottles u
Of yaur Er'rrc'gf Idi0c D.ck ant SrrsdPditui,
and now consider myself well. lam at a ius- !
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n or o. express my cr1ttuIr for what Il ha- don"
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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-10

Fourteen States have expressed
desire for the reelection of Abraham
Lincoln.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-10
Carriage Maker Wanted.

Wanted Immediately good journeyman
Wagon maker to whom good wages will be
paid. PETER ROSE.
Charles City, May q 1899
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-10
THE GREAT
AMERICAN TEA COMPAN
81 vESEY STREET, NEW YORK;
Since its organization. has created new era
in the history of

WhOlesaleing Teas in this Country.
They have introduced their selection ofTEAS
and are selling them at not over
Two Cents ,02) per pound
above Cost, never deviating from the one
Price asked.
Another popularity of the Company Is that
their TEA faster not only devotes his time
20 the selection of their Teas as to quality,
value, and particular styles for particular To-
calitics of country but he helps the Tea Buyer
to choose out of their enormous stock such
Teas as are best adapted to his particular wants.
and not only this, but points out TO him the
best bargains.
1t is easy to see the incalculabe advantage
q Tea Buyer has in this establishment over all
others.
If he is no Judge of Tea, or the Market, If
his time is valuable, be has all the benefits
Of well organized system of doing business,
of an immense capital, of the Judgment OF
professional Tea faster, and the knowledge
of superior statesmen.
This enables all Tea Buyers-no matter IL
they are thousands of miles from this market
to purchase on as good terms here as the
New York merchants.
Parties can order Teas and will be served bv
us as well as though they came themselves
being sure to get original packages, true
weights and taTcs and the Teas are WAR.
RANTED as represented.
We Issue a Price List of the Company Teas,
which will be sent To all who order il +; COM
prising
Tyson, Young Hyscn, Imperial.
GI7r-~-0~w-I7+ rrs rravvn-oTyrv
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1864-03-10
Produce Wanted.

A Ii kinds OF Produce taken in exchange
IA for Goods at our Store in Floyd such as
Wheat, Hides, Butter, Eggs, etc. Prices the
same as in Charles City.
LEHMKUHL & co.
( Floyd, Nov. 1862.
The New York herald., 1864-05-19
The Strike OF tho Car Drivers.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

In looking over paper perceive that the object
OF the city drivers has again been srepresented
II Is stated 10 paper that they he old drivers)
formed themselves into oath. bound society for
the protection OF their interests. Now. sir ready
TO prove this statement to be false and will any te
II u also stated that Mr. John Kerr President Of the
Seventh Avenue Railroad Company, had an interview
with the drivers and offered 10 reduce their hours The
facts Of this interview are that they. the officers or
this company. requested committee from the drivers
to consult with them and the following the result OF
that consultation
The drivers made proposition 70 work twelve hours
pcr day asking for thirty minutes during which
their dinner. when Mr.. Sharp said do not speak TO
Them would rnther pay ten dollars day more TO new
drivers than allow the old drivers TO GO to work FL
nsy, however, those terms agreed upon, the
men were ready to 60 70 their work shortly after the
superintendent said the could not 10 work upon
thcse terms as they were TOO late f n'f <
The drivers that the company have now to work are
not all citizens, ana have not all licenses drive There
have been several horses injured besides private prop
erty. through their incompetency. and the only thing
thas the company can against that the drivers
are poor men, struggling for their rights These rich con.
scdations bringing their Influences in every way to
bear against poor men TO inure them 10 the public esti
nation ..0 r15r .-..-
would further state that our bylaws and books are
ready for inspection by who doubts denial OF
secrecy. remain with respect for thu association
JOHN kEEGAN. so East Fifty third street.
The New York herald., 1864-05-19
United states Circuit Court.
before Judge Nelson.
THR KouNsTAMM CASE

THE KouNsrAMM CASE
MAY 10.-Tne Uhiied States "a Sriomon KoAnssdmm-
The hearing OF this case was resumed this morning
the court room being crowded with parties interested in
the result. The rst witness called was Colonel &c imam
OF the Ftyeighth regiment who testined that he had
been on various occasions importuned by Kohnstamm
charged TO be fraudulent in the indctment-.one OF
many 30 charged. but which u principally re-.
lied upon by the prosecution In the case; the
bill was made out for subsistence for q number Of
Of the Coonels regiment and knowing or believing
il to be false. he refused approve M he testified fur
ther that be had declared tho charge unjust
standing which the bill had been presented and the
money paid to defendant; while witness sick at his
house in Houston street be visited by stranger
who procssed 10 bc his friend and who pressed him to
accent the pro essonai services OF Dr. Mott for which
would be responsible after OF these visits
which he declined to accept and sent back presents
his house, consisting OF caret, confectionery &c. At
subsequent Interview Kohnstamm urged witness 10 an
prove Puffers', which he refused 10 do declaring
fraud upon tho govcrnment-that the original bill yas
only Sl00. white this was 81 3e6.
John Bauer the next witness testified that had bcon
clerk with Kohnsiamm, and identified a number OF the
eighteen bills set forth In the Indictment fraudulent
look up VINO bad subsistence claims against
the government, and who were called sprcia
contractors and to buy their claims he bnd visited Mr.
Kohnstamm after his arrest, and inquired what he was
gave him twenty dollars but he had to 20 into the
city and should I've arrested a he had do TO rcspt
and cry out, and democrats would be TO help
him and rescue him.
other witnesses were examined ou, nothing important
elected. The case will be resumed 10 morrow
(Thursday).
The New York herald., 1864-05-19
The NAVY,


SUCCESSFUL LAUNCH OF THE MONITOR MAHopAc.
The Monitor Mahopac was successfully launched from
heyard Of Messrs. Secor Co. yesterday afternoon at
Ave O'Clock
The launch was the swtest OF any Of the .clads
Indeed fast did the vessel slide ways that near
the water they nearly set FIRE. Notwithstanding
that no public notice was given. large crowd was
present. A* tNtA tts@
The vessel was chrstened In the orthodox style BY
Niss Emma Delafeld daughter OF Col Delafeld OF the
Engineer corps. who has been recently nominated bv
President Lincoln for the position Engineer In Chief
made vacant BY the death o. Gen. Totten. s.-
This Is the fourth iron clad OF the Monitor style which
has been launched by the Messrs during the
ent war-the Weehavken, Tecumseh, Manhattan and
hahopac These gentlemen have every reason TO feel
OF the service they have rendered country by
thus placing at the disposal OF the government,
short time, such Formidable vessels.
Great credit is due the we'll known engineer, Mr.
George Brkbeck J under whore active and energetic
superintendent these vessels have been built The
Messrs Secor have certainly been fortunate securing
the services OF 80 ACCOMPLISHED engineer.
These vessels. Is well known, :, built from the
plans Of Ericsson; the drawings for the Tecumseh
have however been issued from the General Inspectors
ofice In this city.
The New York herald., 1864-05-19
Commercial Intelligence.

TIE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
trrom the Manchester Guardian (city artele), May IL
There was again large demand the Bank OF England
to-day (Gth) but oil applications have been met at the
and ten per cent for exceptional advances Among the
private baptersthere has been pressure Scarcely
any return Of courage has however, been witnessed In
tho Stock Exchange and nearly all kinds OF foreign
rites again considerably lower while In speculative
shares the depression has been still severe. silly
reports industriously circulated during
ing that the Bank directors sitting consider ap-
plications from somc establishments 10 difficulty but
there was not tine slightest foundation for them, "
being astrikng peculary Of the present crisis that
no mercantile embarrassments have been apprehended
In any quarter. Consos opened nj eon . pOsx-a
fractional recovcry-aad had rather more steady
pearance un the news published Of tho
the Austrian and Prusian cets when prices OF all
descriptions again gave way. The final transactions IN
copsols were at90k ae0sl for money, and ssX n SpH
ex dividend for the Stb of Juna ExcheQuer bills have
been sold at 15s. discount. III .... 4.,.s y. ...tl
About fe3 GOO In gold taken to the Bank 10 day.
The foreign exchanges this Afternoon all showed >
great turn n favor OF this country. asf m8a 1g @8
Foreign stocks show further average fall OF per
cent Mexican AZ. The Confederate loan remains
Railway stocks have been heavy. bad ts.1 s1eed
ccnsos. noney, so sox consols account, 5th June,
ex dividend, 6eA set cnnsols, new threes, ss y
sSH; Indian loan, loan 1oax; Exchsauss bills, ID
ccnsoi. sn~ otncial hours closed At sox sex.
Markets fat all round. @al .naeA aR
BArine Bros Co. report small business and down.
ward tsndency In pcc United states bonds Of 1883 CO.
ave- -tentes, ~ 65k; Massachusetts,, s3 Mary
had ayeas o. Asa. yEGAA slsak - No xssk onlssl
The New York herald., 1864-05-19

were sold io Boston 400 bags crude saltpetre at 19c
suoAA-sIDe markss quite activs, with sales of
400 hhds Csba muscavado At l6Ac. lsc 40 hhes
port.
srsRMacu7s-A sale OF 5000 pounds No at 1sc cash.
rs-Pig r~mains very quiet, with sales OF loo saos OF
Straits at 52%c.
TALIow.- Market firm but less active s.es 100 ,ooo
pounds at 1870. 1870, and $4,000 pounds grease at
12c. al2xc
Wool quiet though the market is very strong
IN the Night stocks tho rise in gold and the pr
babe permanent ncre,se OF duties op ore'gni safes on
small parcels pred at 7sc asac.; As 900 ios cnornia
at 4oc. 55c. 269 bales pulled do at eOc: 20 do, nm
graded at 4sc II 600 lbs Cordova Noiis ~ 6ac 100
bales washed and unwahed RIO Grande, IN arrive and
rs do Cape from second hands. on private terms
WHALxFooE--rhs sales we're loooo ios' oeacned AZ
15c.. cash.
wHIsKxy.-Reoeipts 1,4i2 bbls Market quiet and
without decided change; sales OF oeU oo a. VI 70
The New York herald., 1864-05-19
FINANCIAL AND coMMERcIA


M WEDNESDAY,, May 1916 r. u.
bcgns proclamation purporting 90 emanaie from sne
President calling for four hundred thousand roops ana
announcing that the campayn IN Virginia hid ended for
the present caused excitement among 1s oreou-
icus operators IN Wall day bat after the mat
ter received careful consideration the fever which had
been created departed lnd the usual quiet ensuet Com
pared with the sales OF the first board yesterday Erie
Railroad advanced n per cent. Hudson River a. Harlem
Readtpo u Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen 81, Mch
can Central TX Michigan Southern IL, Illinois Central
o,< Cleveland and Pittsburg g. Gaena and Chcaco 5z
Cleveland and Toledo l. Chicago and Rock Island AZ
ptsbure and Fon Wayne 8, Chicago and Northwestern
st chicago and Alton 8, Toledo and Wabash 4, Misss
spp and Missouri O. and Cumberland Coal X. New Yorx
Central declined Canton Company X, and Quicksilver
Mining 9'ff s#H M
The market In the afternoon quite strong and had
. decided upward tendency. New York Central closed
ss ls4H Erie Railway lleA Erie preferred losH. Hud
River l56 Harlem ESQ Reading I45 Michigan South
srn l0o Illinois Central l347I, Cleveland and Pittsburg
IIT Psburg and Fort Wayne .2l, Galena and Chicsgo
134k, Cleveland and Toledo i52, Chicago and Rock
island llSx Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien TO- Toledo
aud Wabash 72x Chicago and Northwestern 81. Quick.
silver Mining 7sh, Cumberland Coal 7ok, and Canton
Company Al.
Prices OF railroad shares at the rst board 70 day com
pared with those obtained Wednesday Of last week,
The New York herald., 1864-05-19
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Brssox- --TosrKMs.--on Wednesday, May IS, al 81
Johns chapel by the Rev. g. n. Weston, OF Trinity
church RoBrxr BEssoS 70 Miss MNrr, daughter or d.
I. Tompkius, Esq., OF Hoboken, N. J.
FosrER--PIEiIs. Wednesday, May Is, nt the resi-.
deuce or Prof g. r. H. Morse, by the Rev. c. ~ Jackson
D. rector OF 81. Peters church, Wcstchester, NJ Y.
Mr.. THOMAS X. FosrKS to Miss FANNY II. pHKrrs.
GAy--CANppEti.- On Wednesday, May IS, by the Rev
Ralph Hoyt, Mr. CBARtEs A. Gar 10 Miss ANNA NJ CAMp.
BRII, all OF Brooklyn, N. Y. Eli TT tst ,r..ir1 V,
GI1xv--sosnsas.- Wednesday, May IS, FnAyKrIu
W. Gasy, Jr., TO EMILY SoysERs, youngest daughter
OF Rev Charles O. Sommsrs. officiating clergy man. " N
wArrRs-Bnapy.--At g. Marys church, on wedues.
day. May s BY the Rev. Archdeacon McCarron RoBKRs
l. WATERS 70 GERRrD. T. youngest daughter of the
Andrew Brady, all Of New York. 80 M. I1 - r 'l
The New York herald., 1864-05-19
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

-II9"" WEDNESDAY, May 18-6P NJ.
AsHRs-Receipts 3s bbs Market very firm, the limit.
ed receipts being readily absorbed 50 so for potts. and
$1l so for pearls
BREApsruFFs s-Receipts IL 296 bbs flour, "a bbs. and
1121 bags meal a25 bushels wheat 200 do corn,
so 900 do oats 1898 do. barley and TOO do barley malt
The advance 10 gold and light arrivals. caused further
Improvement Of &C. 0c in prices Of all descriptions Of
-four; but buyers did not respond with any degree OF
aIacrity, and the market closed tamely Sales OF 10000
bbls State and Western -four 200 do Southern 800 do
Canadian and $50 do rye, within range. Corn meal
and nrmer with sales or 800 bb at So so
Jersey. Brand wine Was bald At &c RS We cnnte.-
The New York herald., 1864-05-19


Llv,arooL-sesmship Psr.is-si,&s & Risoy and maid, maid,
Major child and nurse NJ and Mrs King Mr. and Mrs
q Woodruff Mr. and Mrs Q Brown and son, two Misses
Brown Mr. snd Mrs Hyatt and infant Mr aud Mrs u Pea
body Jr. Mr. aud Mrs q Mouton, enid and servants Mr.
Satnrp. Mr. and MrsJas Albro. n Abro M Breser Mr.
aud Mrs Bavland. Capt Comsiocs and son MT DE Ear
baro and servant seymour and seryant Lazard, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs q W MAY Mr. and Mrs. A Hayemeyer Rev Y
Bnrand Messrs oodward Cbaras Ellis Ren ardier Wal
ton Jr, Miss Thompson, Mrs NchosonyO Townsend, w
shorhonse Messrs bergman. koni, Pcspel, Hilbrne
Wheeler, Chryste Raat 8 Routh. Fnehre, Dorr; Mr.
and daupbters and two servants Mr.
and Mrs scott aud servant Baroness Geves aud maid
Badetty y Badettv, Miss Lousey, Miss Brown Wis.,
DeNone children snd nurse Mrs Destrehan
and nurse trade and child Mrs Fnedenber.
ger Mrs Hutehin.o and two chilaren Mcssrs salome
Iackmeyer, 4 Roth. Strauss. killsrmann polhemus,
Miss Lane Miss Wich KAN, Mr and Mrs Wckhsm, Mr.
Latham and servant Mr. and Mrs Hunt!ngdon Mr. and
Mrs Gross n Kirby, FISHER, Mr. and Mrs Taylor. Mrs
Ridwsli and two children, RE Anderson mr Drinkwater
D King, Geo King Mr. Cleland. q u Hidden y Cnnan:
burr mr vaienruelas Miller, Pell. Jr Edward VII.
Mr. Dinsmore W Hsbdrn " Vrowthsr Ryan, Th. .ogIl.
nry pesns Mr. sImms Mr. fowle Rich'd pobel y Knfc,
NJ Bowlsnd. M and Mfs r Town,ena " cclnsr, Nj
Stokes Mr. and Mrs Cartbew and child Col De Chanat
capt dusrsn. Mrs Hornss, Miss SHARPE Dr and Mr. Rae
g N Thompsop and governeas Chas Jehery u Hall. y
Ilatt Mr wiBams Ingcd, NJ Eys,ts Nr Eyaris yr.;
J,T YOUNG NJ Bof Rwck M Rebs, Mr. " smbor.i, Sew
en- W ncAiister and NJ CiostsrmAn, ~ Tourns
Hart. n Lavnrdee-total lN t