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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-29
Union Candidate for Governor.

cur candidate, Gen, Cox, is now about
forty years Of age, he is native OF New
York city, but at a tender age came 10
the State Of Ohio, and owes his success
in life TO his we'll directed and ener
go,jc personal efforts, Without either
wealth or udyan.ili,us prestige, he has
been tie architect Of bis own fortune aud
has worked his way to honorable dis
tinttion.
While yet youth, hc, engaged in
teaching in one of our northern counties
and became identified with Andrews
Cowdrey, Howey Low and other cmncrt
contemporary educators ofyoulh. Over
coming obstacles that many others would
have quuiled under he was indeOigte
hh, in storins his own mind will
useful knowledge, while ho impaired in
formation 10 others. He graduated will
honor at oborlin College and soon there
after qualified himself for the practice o
law, and settled at Warren. Tumbul
county, aud was not long in obtaining
prominent position with the Bar, in tha
district.
In the year 1860, Gen. Cox was elect
cd member OF the Senate OF Ohio, hi
talents and business habits at once place
him in leading position in tha, body
and soon after that, rebellion reared I
hateful front, and treason stake llunblusl
ingly through the land, the General ol
posed II with all his power and was in
cessant in his exerlions TO aid GoyernC
Dennison in raising, organizing and scnC
ing to the battlefield, cur brave volunteer
10 defense OF tho Union. The zeal al
ability displayed by him in inGusing ord,
among our volunteers, as a Brigade
General by State appointment, made
apparent, that as the country was thu
situated, the field of battle was tho app
pirate iheateT for the exercise Of his I
ents and ability. lie was according
commissioned Drigadier. G General, Al
was entrusted by the President of /
United States with the command of /
soldiers Of Ohio inl the KanhOwa Nall
and ut Gsuley, ho applied himself d
gently to. work. and soon became prot
nently identified with tie military opc
lions in Western Virginia, and was q
ed with his brigade, to more aSliya.f
vice on wider field.
For gullantry and good condhct at
tietam, he was Recommended for p
molian and another star ghstered fr'
his shoulder. lie was transferred 70
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Explanation,

We published no paper last week, and
for this seeming dirclcction Of duty, we
owc tie readers OF the Tribune an Cx.
planation. Upon tuking possession Of
the Tribune ofhcc, We found that j. re-
quirod considerable rcnowtirg, and so
badly worn out, that VIC had to 90 ,o'work
in earnest and put it in tuch order as TO
nnswer our purpose for tho present. In
addition TO this, we had to remove our
Dayton Job Office from the building thci
occupied by US 10 the Tribune Office, an,
put it in working order there. All thii
required our personal attention, 80 W,
rolled up ous sleeves and went 10 work
vigorously TO put cur material in working
shape. To accomplish all this labor sue
ocssmlly, and Issue paper at the somC
time, we found Il was an impossiblity "a
DO both. So we determined to accom-
plishcd the former, and give cur readers
the benefit Of our labor this week by
furnishing them with u better and an
improved sheet. Ilcnccforwurd our pa.
per will be issued regularly every TTuEs.
pay MoRNING, and we will use cur best
oxcrlions 10 make it u welcome visitor TO
the family circle, reliable journal for
tho business man, the farmer, and all
branches Of mechanical industry, and
hope to merit the support oflhe public.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-29

a Coon JoKE!--Thc last number Of the
Piqua Democrat informs its readers, that
that issue concludes the publication of
the admirable letter Of G. l.. Vullandig-
ham to the young Mems Democratic
(Copperhead) Association" OF Lancaster,
Pa. Mr., EYER is certainly behind the
times, Otherwise he would have learned
ere ihis, that no such association exists
in that city. Wewill take tho trouble
to inform the Editor of the Democrat
that there is an Association in existanco
there aud known ae tho "Knight of the
Golden Circle" aud the presiding officer
Is Old Buck, the chief originator of the
wicked rebellion just closed upt the
"Boys in Blue" That is an "admir ,ble"
Joke, Mr. EYER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-29
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MARRIED.

STYLES--.VAN SWATER..--Ou
the 23d inst, by Rev. A. Van Swatcr, al
the residence Of the brides father, J. H.
Van Swater, No. OBS, Cd Avenue, New
York. Mr. JOHN y. STYEs, to Miss JBs
Sic VAN SwATER, all ol New York.
STKvENS-RoGERS.-Ont the l3tl
instant, by Rev. ]. III. Good. Mr.. VIII.
LIAM c. STEVENS, Of Melmore, to Miss
MARY {. RsGERs, OF Wydndot Co.
Ohio.
WIIlNNEY- SIIAFFER.--In this
City, at the residence o( ID. b. laird,
ESQ, on Thursday Morning the 22d inst,
by Rev. Ruben Good, JosEru WmsNEY,
10 Miss Lizzie A. SHAFrER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-29

CorroS NOT kISG.---A gentleman ar
riying in Nashville from Newman, Gown
OF Cowe'a county, Georgia, situated
forty.Gvc miles from Atlanta, on the
West Point Railroad, says tho people o.
that county have plenty Of cotton, ind
are anxious to dispose Of it for merchn.
disc and groceries. They have hoaded
il as a source of wealth, but ind thai /,
will not answer the purpose OF corn md
bacon. Cotton surely is not king.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-29
UNION COUNTY CONVENTION

|. The Un'on County Convention Of Sen.
cca County, assembled at the Court
House in 1'Iilin, on Saturday the 18th
instant, and at | ! o'clock A. M,was call.
cd to order ly Hon. c. X. Watson, Ond
organized by ol,curg G.J. KErs, Eco
OF TiIin, President, and a. KAcA and
W, 6 BiYMrn, Secretaries.
On taking the Chair, the President in
happy aud disnifcd manner, thanked
the convention for the honor conferred on
him, and announced that the Convention
being orguniZ d, was prepared Tor the
transaction oI business.
On motion, the following Committees
were nnnoinicd Nv the Chair in-wh
Committee on CicdtHiidls and Rules
Hon. e. X. WATSON, A, c, BAKrR, Esq
and q, NJ OCprv.
Committee an Resolution. Hon. G..
FosrrR, A. KA0A, J. X. lIoKr, JONATHAN
CESSNA and JonN SwiGARr,
Tho following Committee was appou.
ted 10 present the names of suitable per.
-. r.. C.,,,. c,,,.oi r,.,..t,,..
for the ensuing year; James BOYD, Of
Bloom; II Huber of Clinton; DR.. II
Kuhn, OF Tinin.
AfIEhNooN SESSloN'
The Convention assembled at .
u'rlork
Mr.. Watson, frcm the Committee on
Rules and Credentials, made the follow,
ing Report, which was unanimous adup.
ted:
RrruHr OF COMMITTEE oN RULES AND cGE.
rrNrnts.
,,.. ,.,.n.,in W., c,A.
nu"m' n, "wnsu n ~ ", p,,iu W,o'tns, ,,s,.,u
p'9S"m ~ ni.,,STn" 20 ~ 6su.a, nu,,V' ''T''I' W
"A; ;N,i p' m0, Wi'"p' ~ =; VI u,V' So'' - ~
" m,oW, uuu' ~, s'',no"usm,
D,g epi'"ui- ~, ,,V'sSe",,"' ~,
oln'Iu,l-h'S' AVE, ~ % p'1mm"
Horace iisoSr' 1"ee9 NoSenooueh' iirI
am McNie1and' Edward mouse and
'"nh SVuurr' ,
Edcn'--Danlel Palmer, paIld llolmt'h,
Jnhn L. kced, d. brunuoge, Nm'
Watson, Srp John Baker, Nm Randall
aud Edward Smhc. /
H"pcwe'l--C; w, Doron, Samuel
Cldwallader' mud H. knso' :,
Jaekson,--lhomss tenn,n nj M
rla,h, o. pe@'o"' - "' i'"' '"' ="
feHnvm, n'n., t,o.,l.n Ocean, p,,n,i,
- i1'V's T'uuS'n"" T'',i ~, o'SS"'' tranN'7
MS. Daniel Martin. linton Ash. Levi Low.
man, and Geo. IL. feasel.
! Iuudon.--Jamcs Lcech, 5 w. Clay,
Thomas Foughly, Charles Foster, A.
5. Bcmcut, Philip Bycrs, J, w. Arnold,
j. V. Jones W, q. BIymer, Joseph
lluines, Geo, ID. Akcr, AuIon Il, Cover.
Pleasant. Perry MeGSc, Jacob Bow.
orsook. q. w. Iuz, Geo, Abbott, Frau
els Abbott, aud Ephram Umstcad.
Reel.-A. c. Baker, w, l., White
and l.. Stewart.
Scpio.-G. NJ. Ogden, Jro. SYireri,
liz. X. Wood, y, NJ, Neikrk, Jno. Strrns.
lW. IL. pc,ree, ID, brown, w, J. Girls
sell,
: Stu'ea'--f' L, borkaw,
= ! lnompSon'-pavld stewart H. j.
, Nglkcr' AMI Lew k'rnGr'
Nomce'--H' J, seed r. NJ seed, j.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-29

TnE porAro CRor.-An insect, reptile,
or whatever il may be called for it is as
much worm as bug is prcying upon the
potato vines in Ben,on, Cedar aud Gin
ton counti,s $, Iowa. It is a yellovish
looking thing, with black legs and spots
over its body, and about the size of q
large grain of corn. Myriads of these
pests are devastating the potato fie is.
dcvouving the plant until II looks like a
dead branch. Tho crop has already b,cr
seriously injured 10y it, aud it threatens
complete destruction. Last yeaEa few OF
the pests were found, but this &eur he
number has multiplied to such u exent
that potato growers arc dcspOiripg OF
their crop,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-29

SUPREME I.Aw.-Gcorgia papers ssto
that throughout that State, Meetings re
held in the different counties, the pcofs
adopting resolutions acknowledging lie
Constitution Of the United States, as ,h
supreIae law Of tho laud; expressing ,
desire that the Constitution OF Georgi
be changed so as to conform therewitl
and pledging themselves TO eo.opera,
with all good citizens throughout tn
State, TO bring about such a result.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-29
Notice.

ILL., PERSONS IN MY DIVISION, OWNING
II OF possessing Gold Watch. Carriage, Bpggy OF
spring wSgon, Piano, pIran or Ms.od.ons Who
have Jailed 10 report the same for sueumt .t, and
al peuon' Who have fsilrd 10 make application foI
the renewal OF their License Licsn,e, for the en-
suing year, and all Ierous who have failed to max
afsWtn OF the smouhi Of their income fer the ear
Of sdI,
wiz take notice that unless the iains are duly re
ported Al my office in THIN, by the
loh Day Of July, 1855.
a Peushy viii be attached 10 all antnments ansr
lhst date, In accordance with the law.
Further, all peNor. who by sTtor or on,I,,ion,
wsht " TO make corrections 10 their A,,es.ment t.
lnrnsi can DO 80 by calling at asy time b. fore that
7. spEIl.MAN. Ash Aueuot
t.oo 9Th Div, 9th pit. U.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-29

Strayed or Stolen.

ERoa rHE SUBSCRIBER IN nFFIN. OHIO.
L about the 1a ef Jane, Mia Gov, ssr, lar.
go lor, rcd AMI white, rather tpsekled and ha, IN.
psi~ts Of her horns sawed OF I will paw a III. .,.l
sswsra s@T her return OF Information Of her where,
shosts,
' jsps9iL gro. w. ADAMS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-29
Licensed Claim Agent.

Pensions. Bounty and Back Paw; and
Bounty for Soldiers disehaeged on account
OF wounds received in battle and all claims
against the Government collected with dis.
patch. TTT. N
Office IN Hedge New Block Second
Story. Tifin, Ohio.
A. II. BYERs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-29

ASSISTANT SIT RhfAklks,
W, I. Dascom, of Knox Co,
John {. Gtanuis, OF Cuyahosa Co.,
l.. i, Breyloglc, of Delewaro Co,
c. Parmontor, of Allen Co.,
Hon, q. Waters, OF Fulton Co.,
brcy, Brig. Gen, a, q. MeCook.
Ger, Woods thanked the Convention
for the honor conferred, and the work OF
nomination commenced.
Mai. Gen. Jacob d Cox, of Trumbun
County, was nominated for Governor by
acclNmation, Andrew q. MeBurhoy OF
Warren County, was, after the ballot had
proceeded a short time, nominated by
aeelamalon as candidate for Lieut.. Gov
ernor.
On first ballot, Sidney 5. Warner, oI
l.orain County, was chosen as candidate
10 Treasurer OF State.
Then came the nomination ofthe 9TH
er candidates, with great unanimlly,
Jacob Brinkcrhoof OF Riehland as Su
prems Judge for full term, without op
position.
John Welch OF Athens, as Supreme
Judge, for vacancy, on tirst ballot.
w. III. West, Of Logan, for Attorney
Genorel, n first ballot.
Captain John A, Norris, Of Harrison
Cohnty, as School Commissioner on dss
ballot.
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|. L. ST. JOHN 4 co.

Ofier Tor sale at their old stand very splen.
did stock Of Of every thing in their line. al
Whole Sale and Retail upon terms as favora
BILE as they can be obtained nt any other
establishment in this part Of the country
edge OF the business, enables those who pur
chase Of them, to do so with perfect conf
dence that they nre obtaining Of them whit
they want, pure good articles. They give
their personal attention to their business,
aud such mistake, never occur at their store,
as are OF frequent occurrence in those sst'b.
lishmcnts where tho business is entrusted to
inexperienced AID ,reIess persons.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-29

O>TEdpund Rutta, OF Va, who firet
tho iirs. gun on Fort Sumter is dead
lilo committed suicide near Richmond, OF
the l7Ih inst, by blowing his head Of
with gun.
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Humbled in Ridicule.

1t was long since said by great man
that there was but one step between the
sublime and ridiculous, This saying is
nptly illustrated by tho Shareholders re.
belion, four years ago, ard for this
period of four years, its proportions were
sublime, aud its supporters jUbiant aud
cxul;aut--in the first quarter of the inb
its chief was in pciiieodis, and its supper.
tcrs broken in spirit and humbIcd in rldi.
cule,
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Seattle, WOHMNHteH

gur,. a II. Mrten dertbtltGer Dptnntertt gerbtn init etCer
6UrafaIt au biuiSen 9retftn In nttnet Stttce ans9eftrtset
mrrSnf tx bas Sewtf&e pubIttumt ~befpnbers anfstesltam
made. APpmGA ": : G"srssa lsi
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Nfreknran.
0lemc OON. G3oiI. I0drtr9e,

On. .ns, sr,Ofi,a ,psbe, elne tieiae gartie pam btes-
tdssIssa SN"V" :" ~ q, %. R~DebGIr5e.a
F'~tffsoe-t, $40 ~. SaIttaprear.
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ReRnnntm1C6ungen.
Oos Me9iffrtrmn8ssGe ict ?
Gtimmtberctbtiate Der fcmSN9nten Marc.

w"E
Da bic Resifrutcren ber le&sSebut.n GDarb bic ReSts
hration Der Gt.mugsber her beiasten 28arb bsrUelfans
biat babeu, in llebereinfimurunS init BEN, Sfs9ifrations'
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gen, RE in bsreite Ter auulifi itrtsn Stimul8eser elnsefra9eu
limb. uub beaatridbtiaen ale IerIcneu, bic batan Sntes
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Oisutas in, uG6ten MuOembsr (wsI&ss Der 81. Dfteber
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feds weseu NaauseI BON statnraIiIationspapieren fteber
pe8en OtSlcealtGt neuH weSeu Ri4tPnetpORuenS
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1bpeisngeft BON Der Gtabt in Der 0tarine1 sutitd8emte
len Tnb breI Safe fsReu mop inter @rwGSuns.
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Qambnrg.@ mcritamilfe
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DirestDrer p:

NRGrpGGnB ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
f&6Ft eea 81i4iHsert
sYcrhnenEi6e SIDE opn aialitniers l'no 3tortaIFr
Dtes, tssSatsaf # Bsast ein s~sfeatsnbSs sasF.s sFstals Re
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heirtst * a~n~sIafsE, Rs&f
SS.~eK asssqs SE
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Tener>0srT6erut9
her sfIpciirten 6euerjrqnns Seritaerun9S9e'
ieuI9aft pom Baltimore,
sfss4. ssutbfr., %ssssatter hem Sun-9tSaaNt.
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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-10
DIED.

On the 25th OF Oct, at his Grandfather Cowai-
dins, in Fairvew, Todd County, Ky, THOMAS NJ,
son Of Thomas NJ. and Mary L. A,kins--aged two
years and three months, ,.,,.ae % s.., .sl-. 81
In this city, on the 9Th inst, of Typhoid Fever
and Pneumonia, Mrs. MILE BiLLlSGsIEY, wife OF
DR.. j. H. Billingsley and daughter of Dr. ". v.
Bernard, OF louisville, Ky. Aged n years.
After a htief Illness, in the morning Of life, she
calmly and quietly passed away. She was the
pride of her family, fayorte in the church. aud
greatly beloved by a large circle of friends. Ev-
erythiug that an affectionate husband and devoted
father could do, was done, in vain. She declined
rapidly till death came and freed her pure spirit
Deeply do we mourn her loss, but we mourn not a;
those who have no hope, We point her greatly
bereaycd, her deeply afflicted family to the chris
tian's consolation, They have a precious treasur'
in Heaven-rnay their hearts ever be there. G.
EzS~ Louisville papers please copy. So sf, n
AT his residence, near this city, on the 9th inst.
Nr. THOMAS CRoss-aged about 65 years. FL e1..-
On the 4th inst DR.. o. II. LocKEKTi Of this city
aged "a years. t"" Il
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Houses for Rent.

I viii offer for rent lie highest bidder, at the
court house in Clarksville on Monday, Nov. 20,
1865, the house and lot mentioned in the bill, OF
+. A Hannum ct ais, Us. John Fox, ct ais
The house is situated on Main street, and is at
present pecupieaby Samuel johnson. ,970C ~
And at the same time will offer for rent, for the
year 1866 the house ana lot attached in The cause
of j. G., Hornberger VS. Kirkman q Luke The
house ssituated on I'd Cross street. and is occupied
by T. b. Harrison. v9il"t nhA f1i5t h9i H3fe
And at the same | viii offer for rent the house
and lot mentioned in the bill of Louisa l.. Achey
u.s. Vol. Schaffer and wife, The house and lot ID
situated on the Square and is occupied by Richard
Wall as dwelling and gr5cery. stH.
And at the same time will offer the tract Of
land belonging 10 Sailie Willis, decd. The land
adjons the, lands Of G.. P. Allen, J. c. AGREE, and
others Terrns-Note with good security required
payable Jan. /, 1857. Il 4 I5FiA
W. T. SHACKELF0RD G.. l. ~ Il Reer.
Nov 10, '65-2w-pr fee 81 40-bills IS.
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Hodses and Farm for Rent.
WIN. FsloNes v. FsII6Nes 3 cd. b al

VIM. Fellovcs ". Fellbges & Cd. et aid
will offer for rent for the year isse, To- the
highest biddef al ,he courthouse in Clarksville on
Monday Nov 20 1865, the following property
attached inshs eahses the property o. Feilowes
Co, the Pork-house situated in tho town OF
Clasksee; elsot the dwelling-hous sitscted on the
river and on College street. The dwelling is a
comfortable brick with good garden
p Also the dwelling opposite the City Cemetery,
the same purchased by John X Smith Of Bryce
Stssari. This house IA In. good repair, there 4
also good kitchen, out houses ice house and els
terms on the place, will also rent all Of the Fac
tory buildings there IS all Of the necessary build
ings connected with Il such as Offices and cabins
for the hands. 7 iignaN t1gI1ff
will also rent the Warehouse situated at the
mouth) Of Red river known rs the Red River
Landing. This Is one Of the best and most con.
venient houses in the country; there is turE pike
leading to n from the olarksvlle and Hopkinsvile
road and aiso good landing for boats to load and
unload
will also rent the tract Of land situated on the
south side Of Cumberland river containing about
l4l acres ThisIandis about 4 miles from Clarks-
ville the railroad through the place. one-half
Of the land isEriyer bottom. bnR wBi NfAs.es
will also rent two small tracts Of land situated
in District Nola containing about 10 Acres; being
the same bought by John X. Smith of James B
Green and w1feasT42 ~fnK rcg
TERNs-Credit until LIST Jan, 1867; notes with
good security required. .s,.,,,...,
W. r. sfIACKELFoRD, c. & N. 4 Recr.
Nov 10, l65-2w-pr fee So 60--bills. Sc
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Treasury Department.
OFFICE OF T6E CoMPToLbER OF THE CURRENCY,
Washington Nov l966


OFFICE OF TbE CoMPToLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
Washington, Nov. /, 1865. I
WHEREAS, SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w presented to the undersigned II has been made
to appear that THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF GAINESVILLE, in the City Of Clarksvillc, in
the county Of Montgomery and State of Tennessee,
has been duly organized under and according to the
requirements Of the Act Of Congress entitled Gan
Act TO provide NATIONAL CURRENCY, secured
by pledge of United States bonds, and to provide
for the circulation and redemption thereof Ap-
proved, June 3, 1864. And has complied with all
the provisions of said act required to be compli,
with before commencing the business Of Banking
under said act. Now, therefore !, FREEMAN
CLARKE, Comptroller Of the Currency do hereby
certify that "THE FIRsr NATIONAL BANK OF CLARKs-
WILLIE" in the city of Clarksvie, in the county of
Montgomery and State Of Tennessee, is authorized
to commence the business of banking, under the
act aforesaid. - Hjar I4iu5 tfr Hal
~, TX TESTIMONY WHEREOF witness my
L. S. band aud seal of Office, this first day Of
\ -,-1.' November, 1865. fra ea \
\ MO. 1903. FREEMAN CLARKE, Il
Nov. 10, $4,000 -{ ssh ComptrolleE{