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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-21

The neKalb regiment (Forty arst New York;, Colonel
L. Won elisa, was received yesterday afternoon IN the
PARK, and saute Of thirty i've fred IA Ia honor
The regiment was reviewed BY the Committee on Ma.
tonal Afsirs Of NC Common Council. after which III
marched, accompanied by portion or the Third and
Fourth tussars and large concourse Of their German
fellow ctixensthe Fifth regiment actinDas special
cortto the headquarters of the regiment AZ Liberty
Garden 104 Bowery. where sump'uous dinner pre-.
pared for them. Captain Walter chairman Of the
committee Of reception vhs conducted the amir In very
cisdMabe manner.
DURING the march Of the regiment up Broadway The
coumnchalted In front Of No. 1oi the residence Of Ma
dame Frapcska Klein, who three years ago sbYoi0ered
ths beautiful banner, badly shattered by rebcl bull
ietecf Dozen hard fought campaigns. Tbs rails was
sccasoned by prese NATION Of wreAim Of ever
green's skiltuly made and presented BY Madsme Klein
20 the regiment Colonel Won elisa, IN few appropriate
remarks thanked the fair donor for heg gift and sus
pend ths wrsaths from the Hsgs,aSs
The following letter from the Mayor explains Itself
MAYORS ourcs, Nsw YORK, june 20, 1894
Colonel Wow ClrsA:--
npAR se--i regret that imperative duties prevent my
waiting beyond the specified time 20 give command
oilcia reception. 4 regretted exceedingly The time
and occasion hat ned from hts oty hs sne body Of
T. on you comnandod, and GLAD - roe hack what IA
cf, 81 them knowing that they WIN rotuTn sphers Of
o guinness Win sentiments O. esteem, sems,n, very
uuy, yojrss W GOptREF vkhkhkA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-21

FIRE IN E,cH1H AVENUE Yesterday afternoon Ore
occurred In the basement Of No. roo Eighth avenue,
paint shop, owned by George OdeL II was caused By
light coming in contact with petroleum tnrpen.
tine. Mr. Ode estimates bis oss q. about $500; In
surance The building Ia owned by ex-Judge Davies; 10
is damaged about 81 oo0 said TO be insured. The Hrss
floor occupied by Frederick Meyer barberE
shops furniture, &C., damaged about $20O-said 70 BE-
insured
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IMPORTANT FROM MOBILE.


The Rebel Iron-Clads Preparing % Al
saeh Oar Elsss-Ieres ~ enc asbs1
FiotilIa-Admiral Fasragat's 1ore4
and Preparation Boys ConnaenG1
~ Victory, 30.
QUIZ NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.
orr NouIS June :, 1854 y
me prospect brghtens for active operations 10 thssd
waters. Admiral Buchanan's rebel iron-clad rand
Tennessee and eigh. coasorss are full view from ouA
feet -Four OF these smaller vessels cased some
sxasut with iron while ,he other four wooden vesss
protected BY bales Of compressed cotton We have no
doubt that they all heavy guns. many Of thsuA
being rifles.
The rebel naval force has been fitted out at Mobile
under the direction Of the following ncsrs In part
Admiye,-Frankla Buchanan.
Lieskndnt-J. r. Esgiestou. +
Gurneons-L w. Miner W f. Wysham- =
Assisant Supeons-o. $ lgishass, ". ". Graves.Te
Povmastey-Thos r. Ware
Aastev-M Bentoc.
Aidshipmdn-E s. Rrggie7
ThirdA sssant Eagt.eer--J. O. OConnell.
0Nnner-P. n III mn. II
Within the past few weeks their psoel force has boe
augmented largely, both for staff and line duty that
the expedition IL not lacking determined officers.
The Aotilla Is composed Of the following vssseis-
RoN-cIADs.
Ieuneesee-F1ag-hip
Gnines-Commsndcr T. T Hunter.
4organ-Commander G. d. McBiair.
Name unknewn--
WOODEN cofr0u CIApA
Observation-Disclosures Julian Meyera
Pontchartrsin Lieutenant john W. Dunningtcn,
Selma----.
Tuscaloosa -ricutenant W. I. Maury.
To oppose this formidable feet AdrnYA. Farragut hao
fifteen wooden vessels, and not single ron.cad Among
| The fleet " b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-21

MISCELLANEOUS.
THE GOVERNMENT LOAN

THE GOVERNMENT LOAN
leN eslao00oOn
This loan Is authorized BY act of Congress Of March q
1854. which provides for Its REDEMPTION IN coin, Il
perod not less than than forty years from
its date. at the pleasure Of the government
Unt its redemption ays Per cent interest Is 70 paid
semi.annualy In coin
Subscriptions loan received BY The Na,onas
Banks in United States notss or in currency ether
funds a. ara taken by thora on deposit At par. {
It's exemption from ste or local taxation ada from one
tothree cent per annurn 30 It's value
The Of interest loan although bat ave pr
cent in coin greater currency the dnsrsnee
6stwesn the market value Of currency and gold
per specie sssuriuss u IN solvent
governments are always par shove sna eusssay
funded VIII be worth in gold.
besides paying regular and nSsrs, per ssnsass Ne
holder ees
The authorized this loan 10 two hundred
lion dollars The OF subscriptions reported 70 Nc
Treasury At Washington Is over
s7c.oco.on.
Subscriptions received By the Treasurer Of Ne
United States Washington and the Assistant rrsasursrs
a. New York, Boston and Philadelphia and BY sns
FrAt National Bank Of New York, No. 4 Wan street.
Second National Bank New York Twenty third
Broadway.
Third National Bank Of New York. No Nassau street.
Fourth National Bank Of New York. ~ and 70 Pine street
Fifth National Bank OF New York, sss Third avenue
Sixth National Bank OF Nav York Sixth ~ and Broadway
Ninth National Bank Of New York s6s Broadway
Tenth National Bank Of New York. $40 Broad way
Central National Bank Of New York. II Duane street.
National Exchange Bank Of York 1874 Greenwich ~
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which depostarics OF public money, and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country taceg agents OF the National
Depository Banks) viii furnish further information ap
plisa,sn and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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$2.OOO.OO0 Loan
0c qur
COUNTY or NEW YORK.

OF luE
COUNTY or NEW YORK
Subscriptions hereby Invited Loan Of Two MILLION
Dollars authorized b. al ordnance Of tho Board Of super
visos approved by lie Mayor june u.s. 1884, entitled "An
ordsancc provide for the Of Volunteers fog
Armies OF the Union part parcel Of the Quota
the city and county OF Eew under any future call
the President for men"
The proper books such subscriptions win b opened
the Comp,rolers onus and Saturday, the 18Th
june Instant and win remain open until the whole
shall be taken.
Subscribers will be required to deposit with the County
Treasurer at the proadwsr gank within i've days aftsr
serDg their subscriptions he amount subscribed for BY
them respectively .ud on presenting his receipts for the
money % tho Comptroller hey win roceivs bonds Of Tho
coun,, FOR ,oual amounts, odemsbe ON or before June
lea, with ,neres, from The dats Of payment The ratio OF
siS per cent per
our fellow citizens and the public generally respect.
,v ,,v.d 4, cooucs,s with the Board Of Supervisors In
the benevo!en, and patriotic purpose Of supplying the quota
Of men this county on the call OF the President for
more men for the soon 70 be made public, without
resorpg 10 DRAFT for that purpose. Action win net bos
,skso 20 raise volunteers ordsancs rsfsrrsd 10,
until sunssn amour, is sascrbsd 70 wsrras, ,hs COM.
niises In proceeding In this matter.
MATHEW =. BRENNAN.
M compssvi,ss
CIR or Hsw yonr, DspAsrsNr o. TxAHcs, Co.Smoss,-
xEs orrcr June IS 1884. 3
CoRss BusIoNs, BAD MALE TENDER yBBr,
~ &c cured Without DR. RICH, purvern ChtYc~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-01
from washington.

WAsHISGroS May 3l-A dispatch from Ad-
mral Porter to the Navy Department, dated
Cairo MAY 26 has been received. announcing
his arrival. before reported, in which he states
that he arrived at Cairo in four days from Red
river
On the oath the army had all crossed the At
chalalaya and Gen Smiths division had en-
barked
The gunboats covered the army until all were
over.
Gen. Smith. who brought up the rear, turned
on the enemy with part OF his command, killed
and wounded number and captured $50 prison
ers and two field pieces.
This makes or 900 captured by Gen. Smith,
besides the guns of Fort DeRussey, in all of
which captures Gen. Warren bore conspicuous
part
The river is quiet below this place and Red
river
The rebels had Il battery on the bank below
Tunica point, but the sunboats drove them off
after sharp engagement.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-01
Democratic County Convention.

At a meeting Of the Democratic Central Com
mittee for Marion County. held in Military Hall
on Saturday. the 23d inst. it resolved TO bold
a Delegate Convention on Saturday. the 4th Of
June next. for the purpose of nominating two
candidates for Representatives to the Legislature
aud one Senator. and candidates for Sheriff,
Treasurer. Commissioner and Coroner, and TO
appoint Delegates TO the State Convention to be
held On the twelfth day of June next And il
was agreed that the apportionment Of delegates
to said Convention from the several townships in
Marion county should be as follows: Center 20.
Pike 10. Decatur 5, Perry 10, Washington 10,
Wayne TO- Franklin 10. Warren 10. Lawrence
10. And it was further recommended to the
townships to hold meetings for the purpose of Sc
lecting delegates to sale County Convention at
as early day as practicable.
n. HAYDEN, Chairman.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-01
COM M ERCiAL.
81 TELESkAfB.
seN NOrk Marker

New York May 81.
Cotton 3@4c better; middlinc upland 81 OF
al %.
Flour-State and West 5@l0c higher; 81 so
al 80 extra, 81 9O@o 90 extra Round Hoop o.,
IS SOFAS 20 trade brands
Whisky more active and tirmer: S. 30@l 81
State. 81 30@l - Western.
Wheat dull and lie lower; 81 60@l Is; for
Chicago Spring. 81 6l@l 81 for Mil. Club. 81 20
"a ~ Win. Red West.
Rye firm; 81 52@l55
Corn more active and hrmer; 81 seal 5Sls
Tor new mixed Western, 81 62 new Southern vel
low, 81 64@l % old mixed Western. 81 SO com.
white West.
Oats firm, rather quiet; Ss@sSlsc for West
ern.
Coffee dull and nomnaly unchanged.
Sugars steady; Doc for clarified y O.. 1890
IL, tor Muscovado and $50 boxes Havana IL
@lo1.c.
Beef quiet but firm; 50 5Odl3
Gold opening at SS1a. advancing to 90s4
closing firm at oS1 @se14
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-01
Republican County Convention

This body met at the Court House yesterday
Judge Smith. of Washington township was made
Chairman. and the sublime Barton ID Jones,
Scratchetary. These nominations, our readers
will understand. were mem con, or in technical
words, unanimous.
Speeches we're then powerfully put in, and
everybody figured and said something. the result
being the following nominations:
For Sera,or-Dr W G. Thompson
Representatives-H G. Newcomb and James
McVey.
District Attorhey-W. ". Woollen
Prosecuting Attorney-W W feathers.
ommissioners-Samuel Moore and Lorenzo
Vanscyoc
Treasurer-George F. Meyer.
Sheriff-W. J H. Robinson
Coroner-G W Alfred.
Not one of these men. whose ages range from
eighteen to eighty-six ever followed the Cover
to war farther than the Union depot. But
they are patriots" and loyal, and those who,
like them. stay at home will vote for them.
Dumont unanimously endorsed for Con-
gress Dumont was at home; Dave GoOding
had declined. and of course the track clear
for the poetica and educated racer.
We forgot previously TO state that DR.. Thomp-
son was nominated for State Senator on the first
ballot Mr.. j d. Rowland. his competitor, car
ried only one township out of nine. and that was
Washington.
DR. Thompson, after the result was announced
raised himself to his feet and returned the most
dignifed thanks. He spoke Of some copper
heads in an angry manner but prudential mo-
tves probably precludcd his designating them
individually The Doctor is man OF tolerable
sense. and resembles gentleman whom used
to know, who the proprietor every spring of
a celebrated jack. which he duly advertised in the
newspapers and placarded over the country, after
a quack's fashion.
The nominee, McVey. then turned himself up.
What he said did not amount to much.
Then the meeting adjourned to Titles Hotel,
the successful candidates having provided dinner
for every man who would agree walk the
same plank with them. We are positively called
uponsto state that some of the delegates had
sick wives at home and therefore could not 90
To Titles
The Congressional Republican Convention
comes off Tomorrow. Lieutenant A. Colley
heads the list of delegates This is sufficient
indication of what will be done
motion was made that the proceedings be
published in all "loyal" papers. Mr. Ketcham
put this question IL was carried-somebody
moving to except the Sentinel. The public will
see that We print the proceedings of this meeting
whether those connected with il like il or not
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-01
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the name Of
Btters, put up in quart bottles. compounded of he
cheapest whisky rum, costing from 20 to 40
cents per gallon, the taste disguised by anse corr
ander seed.
This class of Bitters has caused and will continue
cause long they can he Sold hundreds TO die the
death of the drunkard BY their the system kept
continually under the influence OF alcoholic stmuans Of
the worst kind, the desire for liquor created and kept
up, and the result is all the horrors attendant upon
drunkarIi'S life and death.
For those who desire and VIII have liquor btters
publish the following receipt Get one bottle Of lioOf
lands German Bitters and with three quarts Of good
Brandy Whisky, aud the result will be preparation
that will far excel in medical virtue and true excellence
any of the liquor btters the market and
will much less You will have all the virtues OF
Hoofands Btters in connection with good article of
liquor much less price than these inferior prepara-
tons will cost You.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-01

.S- At this time. hen such high prices have
TO be paid for every thing We use il j. matter
of importance 20 know where We can find a nice
stock OF Dry Goods at the lowest prices We
ieel safe in saving that Jones. Hess x Davis are
selling their splendid stock OF goods at prices a.
low If not lower. than any other House in the
city.
Their stock OF Ladies Dress Goods j. verv
large. and contains many new and elegant STYLES.
they also have good stock OF Silk, Circular
and Summer Shawls, of the newest patterns
They have just received a nice line OF new color>
in American made prints. which are very hand
some
We are certain that examination OF their
stock would result in your making purchase
aud We would advise YOU TO go 10 No Odd
Fellows Hall. and buy whatever you want. and
will guarantee that YOU get il at the lowest mar
ket price 81 -.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-01

SE-A At the last April term of the CLARK Cir
cult Court. Henry Hardin, convict in the ln-
diana PeniteDtiary South. was indicted and con-
vieted of murder in the first degree. the charge
was that he murdered Peter Gesley, guard OF
the prison. by cutting has throat
His Csc was orally argued in the Supreme
Court Yesterday, by Jason B Brown. for the de
PENDANT. and Martin Nj. Ray and Thomas
Brown. tor the State. The Court will deliver IL
opinion this morning
Mr. Il Brown argued the question at length
aud made most powerful argument for his
client He received the compliments, not only
OF members OF the bar but of others. for his
forensic eloquence
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-01
from New York.

NV YoRK. May 3l.-An Atlanta dispatch to
the Richmond Examiner of the 26th, has the fol-
lowing:
The people of Northern Georgia crowdng
into Atlanta, awaiting the impending struggle
The relief commissioners are doing all they pos
siby can. and appeal 10 the people of Georgia.
Alabama and South Carolina TO aid them AS i'm.
mediate help is needed for the destitute women
and children
The Commercials Washington dispatch says:
Simon CamesoD's friends assert that he will
be present ut the Baltimore Convention.
The Posts Cleveland special SAYS:
The general impression is that the ticket will
be Fremont tor President and b. Gratz Brown
for Vice President
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-01

81 600 REwARD.-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish prescrT-
ton for coughs, colds. whoopnc cough, asthma,
and consumption, which is equal to Dr. Strck-
lands Mellihuous Cough Balsam. This balsam
will cure the above complaints. also splitting of
blood and night sweats. One fifty cent bottle
is sufficient for any one TO try. The worst cases
of chronic cough. asthma, whoopiDg cough and
primary cases OF consumption are cured by DR.
Strickland's Mellihuous Cough Balsam. 1t
be had at any druggists. 1t is different from
any other cough medicine have known in
this country. q.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-01

be would be content TO labor. not for party sue
cess. but forthe salvation of the country.
Yesterday for the first time he had heard his
name mentioned in connection with the nomina-
ton for the Presidency be doubted the wisdom
Of such a choice. Ii was his conviction that
with such platform the principles of freedom
must succeed.
Mr. Gilbert. Chairman. then put the question.
and the nomination of Gen. Cochran was con
frmed with few voices in the negative.
A committee was appointed to report plan OF
party organization and name for the party.
Recess ill 3 F. VI.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-01

PkRsoNAL Major Orris Blake, of the Tenth
Cavalry. left last night to join his regiment in
the field. Major Blake formerly Captain of
Company b. in the 39th Indiana. and such
participated in the hard fought battles of Stone
River and Chickamauga. He has beeh for some
time attached to the mastering office in this city,
and has won the respect and regard of our citi
zeus for his gentlemanly and straightforward
conduct He was recently appointed Senior
Major of the 18th Cavalry. He has won his
spurs on the field and will do honor to his regi-
ment and State.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-01
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May 81.
Flour unchanged and steady; superfne Sc 65
@6 10, and common 10 good extra Sc 9067
Wheat unchanged and demand light Red 81
5SGl 60. White 706l IS
Corn dull sheled 81 l4@l Is. ear 81 0s@
-
Oats quiet; s2Ge3c in bulk
Rive 81 70@l IS. bnt would not bring over
81 90 10 arrive within week
Whisky in fair demand at 81 80
Gold sS690
Silver 74676.
Exchange finn.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-01

Thou eamst star from the blue depths Of Heaven.
To mile DER the waves Of dark rolling sea: q
Like the kys deep ming azure TO The lone bark. storm
driven.
Ike the sunrise watchers thou esm'st unto me-
Tou INST Ard the waters ulled meath the light
which played Ger that where the pillows before
Were Wild with the winds of mad Tempest and night
with thunder clouds darkness hung gloOrniiy DER.
Thou csm'a IN thy beauty, thy light and Thy love-
Ike the Angel from Heaven for Ishmaei sent;
Like the glory which burst upon Paul from above
When tie sin-gyves that bound him were rivfn and
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-01

t8- Miss Helen Western is the card at the
Metropolitan now She is beautiful lady and
has the gift of genius. She is the most superior
actress that has ever appeared on our boards
The dramas she appears in are new and interest
ing Miss Western is our favorite among all
our female stars
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-01
Stanton. Disn.,cn 10 Dix.
To Gen erAl Dix:
WAR DEPARTMENT.
W AsHINGToS Nav 81.

W AsHiNGTOS. slay 81.
To General Dix:
We have dispatches from Gen. Graut down to
4 o'clock Yesterday afternoon. There seemed,
the dispatch says. to be some prospect OF Lee
making stand on the north bank Of the Chick
ahOminy.
His forces were on the Mechanicsville road
south of Toioptomy Creek his right resting on
Shady Grove.
Dispositions for an attack were being made by
Gen Grant
Wilson's cavalry had been ordered to destroy
the railroad bridge over the Little river and the
South Anna and break up both roads from those
rivers.
There is as vet no telegraphic line OF commu-
nication with Washington.
A dispatch from Gen. Sherman dated the Both,
reports no change in the position of the armies
Some slight skirmishing had occurred subsequent
to the affair of Saturday
No intelligence from any ather quarter has
been receivedb by this department
(Sigucd) (. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-01

"a Beef was selling in restaurants. on Sun
day last. at fifty cents for three ounces. Any
body who understands the double rule Of com
pound fractions and has pocket full of green
backs. readily. on his fingers. count up how
much this is pound, and, If he is of a mathe.
matical turn of mind. IL he will pursue his in
quiries further, possibly he will ascertain how
much steer costs in gold.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-01

r. The great concert to which we have all
been looking forward. will take place tonight at
Masonic Hall Alfred Pease is the star circled
around by lesser lumnaries. We unhesitatingly
guarantee that the performance will be such as
the musical genius of this city can appreciate
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-01

sEA Beck. our well known fellow citizen
Of the egg packing shop. East Washington street
left yesterday the Bellefontaine railroad on
an egg excursion. Eggs in this market yester-
day were worth the sum ofsixteen cents twelver
payable in-gold? silvery-nol in paper.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-01
NOTICE.

THE DEDICATION OF CROWN HILL
CEMETERY viii take place the grounds, pa miles
north Of the city. on the Michigan Road, ON
Wednesday next. June list.
al 10 O'Clock A. ~ with appropriate exercises.
The Hon. Albert white, L. :. District Judge viii de-
liver the address.
A general attendance Of citizens is invited
Public conveyances viii be provided or that day,
far a. practicable reasonable the ministers Of
the city going free Of charged which expected TO
leave the Post ONCE passing by the Bates and Palmer
Houses, at 3 A. NJ. JAMES NJ. RAY, President.
THEo. p HAuGREr. Secretary my2s-dtd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-01
STRAY.


EyROM THE SUBSCRIBER. on FRIDAY NIGHT.
~ Nav eth. TWO HORSES: Dark from gray. 4
old. kIe face small warts his nose. slightly
buck kneed. white hind foot and white TAIL she'd all
round the other light Bay. IL hands high bald face.
both hind feet white years old, heavy limDed shod
all round.
ANY giving Information Of returning them. will
be suitably rewarded. JAMES CRAVENS.
my3l-d2t At NJ simpsons Grocery.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-01

TT Strawberries sold yesterday on our streets
at sixty cents quart They were very large.
and probably might be estimated at FIVE cents a
piece, more less. These Strawberries were
raised during an Internal war, and that accounts
for their bloody price.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-01

1000 TO 81 500 WORTH OF Doors AND SHOES
At ONE AND Two YEAks AGO Cosr We have
made special counter for the above amount OF
goods. Ladies Shoes. several styles Gents
Boots and Shoes. half dozen STYLES: Misses
Boys. Youths and Children's Shoes. large
selection
The cost of these goods will astonisb GUS
toners JoSEs. VINNEDGE K Co.
3l-2w No. IL West Washington street.