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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-05-05

zen. SheTman's Terms of Peace.
Among the reasons assigned by Secre-
tary STANTON for disappearing the nego-
tiations and agreement entered into by
Gen. SHERMAN and Gen. JOHNSTON, is the
following:
9Th. 1t gave terms that had been deliberate
ly, repeatedly and solemnly rejected by Presi.
dent Lincoln, and better terms than they had
ever asked even in their most prosperous con-
ditiou
1t has been often asserted by the admin
istration presses, and we think officially,
that the rebels had never proposed, and
would not accept, peace on any terms that
did not embrace the recognition of the
Oontederacy.
The only negotiations or conferences of
which the public have any information,
were those held last summer at Niagara
Falls, and the interview at Fortress Monroe
between President LINCOLN, Secretary
SEWARD, and HUNTER, STEPHENS and
CAMPBELL. In neither of these confer
ences did the rebels ask Or propose to &C.
cept such humiliat;ng terms as were de-
msnded By Gen. SHERMAN.
The assertion OF Secretary STANTON that
these terms were "better than they (the
re bels) had ever asked, even in their most
prosperous condition." is entirely ora.
tuitOuS
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-05-05

emphatic enunciati0n Of tho time-hoRored
Democratic canon: That while have
opposed dissolution and disintegration on
the one hand, on the other lam equally
opposed to consolidation or Capitalization
of power in the hands of the few"
We guess, after all, ANDY is SOMA /;
and we guess also that all the dreams OF a
grand centralized, consolidated power at
Washington which was practically to swal-
low up all the State and local governments
OF the Union, are now dissipated; and we
guess furthermore, that the radicals OF the
SUMNER school are to be crushed out un-
der the iron heel of ANDY JOHNSTON.
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Letter from Hon. j. Il. Brown.

The letter of Hon JOSEPH r. Brown
deserves the candid consideration OF all
who are interested in Indian affairs, and
particularly of those who can influence the
policy OF the government on this subject.
Mr.. BRows's knowledge of Indian charac-
ter is equal to that of any other man in
the country. he has spent more than
forty years on the frontier, large portion
OF this time with the Indians, and his
judgment in regard to the proper course to
be pursued in their management may be
deemed almost infallib.e:
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one of Mr.. Lincoin's --latest Letters
Prom the New York E.ening Post

From the New York E.ening Poet
Last week General Van Allen of this
city, wrote to the President to ask him
not to expose bis lite unnecessarily, as he
had done at Richmond, and assuring him
of the earnest desire of all his countrymen
to close the war he had SO successfully con-
Quoted. After acknowledging the receipt
of the letter, the President replied, April
18th, the day of his death, and said:
Intend to adopt the advice of my friends
and Use due precaution. thank you
for the assurance you give me that shall be
supported by conservative men like yourself,
in the efforts may make to restore the Union,
so as TO make 1t to use your language, Un-
ion ofhearts and hands as well rs OF States.
Yours truly, A LINCOLN.
To Gen. Van Allen
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An Infamous Islander ON u Private
Citizen.

Au0 TeSS las D0cOH0 uOLOrlOuS IOF us
reckless nendacity and utter disregard of
all deoency in its attacks upon political
opponents, but the public were not pre-
pared, for such an exhibition of utter. de-
pravity and political rancour as was shown
in its columns Of Thursday, in attempting
to fix upon Mr.. L,SSRhAE, respectable
German merchant Of st. Joseph, the odium.
Of being an accomplice of BoorH in the
assassination Of the President, and that,
too, upon NO other foundation than
the most frivolous gossip Of stroll
ing preacher, endorsed BY political and
perhaps personal enemies of the ac-
cused. The Press was not even content
to retail this gossip, but proceeded to
argue at considerable length that "Ar.
LlKEENAN has been in close communica-
ton with the Knights of the Golden Cir
ole, the Sons Of Liberty, or come other
secret society Of traitors, to whose dark
oonclaves the tiendish plot was known"
This infamous attack created great In
dignation among all our principal mer-
chants, who knew that Mr.. LlNNzMAE was
one Of the moet upright and honorable mer-
chants in the State, of irreproachable pri-
vats character, and Of undoubted pa
triotism.
Mr.. LsNKAAN, who happened to
be in the city, waited upon the
editor of the Press, and backed by
several merchants, succeeded In getting
the partial retraction and apology which
appeared in yesterdays Press. But we
are assured by prominent citizens that this
attempted reparation is not satisfactory to
Mr.. L1NNRMAN or bis friends. A state of
feeling may have been excited among SOL
diers and other citizens who will pass
through st. Joseph, that before the matter
is fully understood, Mr.. L1NNEMAN's prop
erty may be destroyed, and bis family
abused. The truth is no adequate repara-
ton can be made for an injury ofthis char
acter.
We trust this event will be warning to
the Press for the future If the editor
of that journal cannot be made to realize
that man may differ from him politically
without being an assassin, the sooner he is
placed in mad:house the better it will be
for the public peace. One would suppose
that the libel suit now hanging over the
Press for most atrocious SANDERS on
prominent member of its own party (out of
which suit it has been trying to wiggle for
two years pasD, might learn the editors
little wisdom. If there is no law to pro-
tect people from such assaults a. that made
upon MIR. LlSNEMAN, then our government
is very far from what it ought to be.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-05-05

The flagship Black Hawk the finest Oan-
ocwar on the Mississippi River, Wa burned -
Mound City on Saturday. All attempts made
TO save her were unsuccessful. After banning
for time she broke from her moorings and
foated down the River. Just before she
reached Cairo her magazine blew up, tearing
the boat to pieces and sending her 20 tAs bot
tom. II was feArrd several meH vese a beard
q hR Vhen tho hleU Oh.
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Comm lsslOned.

OHMsTcPHER B. HKyEE1FIKazR, of Hen
nepin county, formerly of the old First
Minnesota, has been commissioned as
Major in the Heavy Artillery, vice MUNICH,
resigned.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-05-05
In Hospital a, at Prairie du CHEN

DR.. F. W. KELLEY, Surgeon in charge
of the Hospital at Prairie du Chen, re-
ports the names of sixty-four Minnesota
soldiers in hospital at that place, all doing
finely. The number from each Regiment
is as follows: Second Regiment, Q; Third,
1; Fourth, 6; Fifth, 4; Sixth, "a; Sew
enth, s; Ninth, 6, and Tenth, B.
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From Fort Wadsworth.

FFOm FOft WadgW0fthsN
Dispatches of the 18th from Fort Wads-
worth say the snow was still very deep on
the Coteau. A grand salute was fred on
the 18th for the surrender Of Richmond
and LEE
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REBEL ORRICRRS.
A Decision by Attorney Gen. Speed.
Special dispatch to the Chicago Times.


Special dispatch to the Chicago Times.
WASHINGTON. April q.
Secretary Stanton, day or two since,
addressed letter to Attorney General
Speed, relative to the privilege of certain
officers and civilians who have been engage
ed in the rebellion. The arrival here of q
large number of officers of the rebel army
doubtless suggested the letter. In this
letter Secretary Stanton makes the follow
ing inquiries Of Attorney General Speed:
1st. Whether the rebel officers who once
resided in the city of Washington, and went
to Virginia, or elsewhere in the South, and
took service, can return to the city under the
stipulations of the capitulation and reside here
as their homes
I'd. Whether persons who resided In Wash
ington about the time the rebellion broke out,
and left the city for Richmond, where they have
adhered to the rebel cause enlisted into its civil
service, or otherwise given 1t their support,
comfort and aid, can return to Washington
since the capi!ulation of Lees army and cap
ture of Richmond. and reside here under the
terms of the captulation.
Cd. Since the captulation of Lees army.
rebel officers have appeared in public in loyal
States wearing the rebel uniform. Will You
state whether such conduct is not fresh act
of hostility OIL their part to the United States
subjecling them 10 be dealt with as avowed en-.
emies of the Government.
The Attorney General replies at some
length, but sums up his opinion as fol.
lows:
Let. Regarding Gen. Grant as speaking SIM
ply as soldier and with powers of soldier,
regarding this war as territory war, and all
persons within that territory residents thereof
and as such enemies of the Government and
looking 10 the language of the stipulations. I
am OF opinion that rebel officers who surren-
dered to Grant have no homes within loyal
States, and have no right TO come to places
which were their homes prior to their going
into the rebellion.
I'd. As to your second question, the etipula-
tlons OF surrender made between Gems. Grant
ana Lee oId not embrace any persons other
than the officers and soldiers OF Lees army.
Persons in the civil service OF the rebellion, or
who had otherwise given it support, comfort
and aid, and were residents of rebel territory.
certainly have no right to return to Washing
ton under that stipulation.
81. AS to your third question, my answer to
the frst is complete answer to this. Rebel
ohcers certainly have no right to be wearing
Their uniforms in any of the loyal States. II
seems TO me that such officers having done
wrong 10 coming to loyal States. are but add
Ing insult to injury in wearing their uniforms.
Ihey have as much right TO bear the traitors,
dags through the streets OF loyal cities as IN
wear the traitors garb. The stipulatio a Of
surrender permit no such thing, and the wear
Ing OF such uniform Is an act of hoetil;tv
against the government.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-05-05

The ordnance OF secession was adonted r.,
Virginia on the 18th Of April, 1861. bv a VOL, ~
OF yeas Is, nays IS. Among those vSo o ooos
in The negative we're John Janley, of TouS Seso
me me- venerable e President Of the Conyeniion::
; S0ei IL ,hs cous Of Augusta late represents
Congressional District; George " WI R, me i ~
merry Gen. BragKs Adjutant General. ~ ~. -
=. Ceran, OF Accomax; WIN. 81. Del.nev ~
EsirIax Jubal A. Early, formerly commsnder
1 by. o. Porssmooth; samuel HcHore. Of
iisn,o ouge; samuel Price, Of Green brier.
arnsrs ~ n Governor OF Virginia; Hon. B. II.
o. AanaWha, Hon w. c. Wiekham. OF H.,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-05-05

A private letter from Memphis states
that Judge W1LKM left that City on the
18th for Tupelo, Mississippi, to obtain the
remains of bis brother, COL ALExANDKR
wnK1N. He was accompanied by Maj.
CRuMp, Confederate prisoner, who went
with him by permission Of Gen. WASH
BURNE, on a parole G onor, he being
with the col Judge WILL
KIN expected to be abse rom Memphis
about seven days
Assistant Assessors OF Internal Rev.
enuf
W. L.WnsoN, Esq, a = nr 81 Inter-
nal Revenue for the Northern District, has
appointed Mr.. JAMES Z. HUMPHREY and
Mr.. j. G. BErz Assistant Assessors Of the
Fourth Division, consisting of Ramsey
county, West St. Paul and Mendoza in
Dakota county, and the Military Reserve
Of Fort Smelling.
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Assistant Assessors OF tnternal Rev.
enuP
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-11
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
~ THE Il q y. LnL
Exclusively for the Journal.
From caaAFornAa.

NEW Y0Rx, August l0.-Details oil
the news from California state that the
loan in behalf Of the Mexican Republic,
which was some sine ago placed on the
California market, was being pushed
forward with energy, and Was meeting
with considerable success.
The 10000 stand of arms purchased
in San Francisco for President Juarez
for Mexico, several months ago, seiz-
ed by our Government authorities and
afterwards released, bad been sgain
seized on and an attachment for debt
against the Mexican agent having
charge Of them.
The Mexican consul in San Francisco
has received decree issued at Chihua-
hua BY President Jusrez, declaring null
and Of no effect the Imperial decree in
reference to the seculsFization of the
Mexican church property, on the ground
that Macmillan Is an usurper.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-11

A FusEEAL-To meet q funeral pro.
csssion, is q sign Of s-dssth
Pocxrr BooK.-To lose a pocket book
containing greenbacks Is unlucky.
NAuA-lf woman cut her nails eY-
cry Monday, its lrcky-for her husband
RooaTERa-If yon hear @ rooster crow
when you are in bed. and the clock
strikes . few times at the same instant,
it is sign Of mo(u)rning.
Az ITCHING EAR.-If yoH have an
inching ear, tickle your nose and you
viii have an itching there, and i'll luck
viii be ayerted- &
A CAr.-When cat prepares TO wash
its face, it ia sign that one in the house
will get alicking.
SPrRIrs.-If married man, while his
wife 10 in the room, takes up bottle OF
spirits with his right hand, 1t rs Sign
that she win shortly be ont Of spirits
and that her husband is going to liquor.
| flick her --~rte~s-,.e s-r
SrocK RAISING. IF one-eyed bulldog
| fiies at a stock raiser's legs, it denotes
that a misfortune will happen to bis
cslyes ~
BRIDAL-n you get on horseback on
| Monday before the sun 10 up, il 10 sign
that you will have hand in bridal
LUcK.--To stroke green-eysd cal
with white spot on her nose is lucky
and heavy pnrrs viii be the consequence,
MARRIAGE.-If you are in house and
hear boy cry, it is sign of marriage
or if it isn't it ought to be.
RED HAIR.--H red-haired man falls
in love with girl who dislikes hair Of
that color, he win very likely dye before
he is married.
The above signs and portentsmay be
strictly relied upon; they have never
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-11
MEDICINE.
Hair Uprooted

r-,~c,,.f an pmrts Of the Body fn ave
asa ~ PrLAT MT PowDER." AJAX or send for
Unham'W-I,euflaaory Powder, and take no other.
PFfc~ 81 Mailed 70 any address for Sl.2&s ~ q.
3 UPHAM, Is south Eighth street, Philadelphias
Penn.
rTnharssge fHaar Gloss ana Curling
DFlnId q the BEST bair dressing fl tbs world.
Il imp .rts bsa1tifui eIoes 70 he hair, keeps IN
ssgi promotes its growth, &c. Price, 80 cents .
bottIs. aFs ar-4~ss
Upham's letter Ointment is . sure
eur for Tehsr, Sad khsHz, Chappsd HaBds, Bar
Ssr's ItShs &C., Price, 80 cents box. .--s-a ~
upham,s Asthnnn ca re rsiisves the naost
violent psroxyisms VI Asfhna In tsn safnasss, and
effects speedy cure. Price, " o package.
TT phAm'H Dyspepsia Cure In war;
" rantsd TO cure any case Of Dyspspstap NJ
matter hoia long staHdtH9, Price vi. Sent ny M
Upham's FreekIe Banfsher removes
Frecflss, Tan, Bunburn, Pimplss on the Face
soasns the skin and Beauties the eoDpls1lon'
Price 90 cents. ES - u.
DIR. La POrte's Life Elixir, the great
HssvSns sBd kSavsaatsng Remedy, restores y
manly Figor All Who are suffering from Imps ais
Spinal Ensrgy, Nervous DsbIfify, &c. Aa'S'Ns
from whAtsvsr cause. Price, 81 package
The Japanese Hair stain eolofs tns
yzhasnsrs or Nouatache bean tifuI black or broom
n eonsts9a m onIa ons preparation. Color Will mol
ads or wash out. Only 90 cents 8 box
Gold bv q. O. UPHAM. rs soHth Eighth street
Philadsiohia. and By all Druggists. Circular
'~H' BRoUGHTOH WOOD,
@ Cor. Third and Main streets,-
bss-sm ~ 81 = Agents for Evsnsgins.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-11
Signs and Tokens.

The following 10 from Puck, Rew
funny paper IN California:
A long article having the above head
ing il going this roanda of the press, and
has been for acme time. Puck, thinking
me old onaa are played out has manu-
lActured soma new onAs; he being q su-
Ps.natnrai being, 10 ofcourse. fully CON-
s"e..- " 40 SO. of8 TsIE 3VAH +
y3Ak 5sIrlaos.--To take down the
graairon non theinail where il ia hang
ing Win ths left hand, ia sign that
there viii Be .. broi1 in tke kitohsv- - =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-11
sCHEFER, RINIRoTH 4 CO.,
MEnICAT,.


s% FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood
thu test Of trial, and Is eonstaatly Increasing IN
public favor. .t - sas5 : See sezs 2
TIE yENETIAE HAIR DIE is the beat and
cheapest made. Its price Il only 75e, snd each
bottle contains double the quantity of Dys in
those usually sold for 81. rr-rfaae1
THIS HAIR DYE Ia manufactured BY pseu
liar process. which renders it insnitely super =
tosiy dysin tbs market, Being eonpiete IN q
bottlss ne preparation il required, which great
ri mSliGss ths appiicAtioH.a z5-aa4 A#
IN USING THIS DYE Jon avoid that rusty
dead appearance By which dyed hair and whiaksr.
are % rssdIly recognized. Ehsnan inferior arti-
L. has Assn used, a. # produces perfectly nasu-
Al color of 2ny shade that Is desired from rieh
brown tos jssty, lustFozs black. that viii not
snut, creek or stain the clothing. Invest T5c
and you win be cow need. sold by all Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers. saF-a sos
lssssszs.-ssss's.s.A A. Z. MATHEWS, Msnufzrturer.s
DKMAs BARNES Co, New Y0rk. Whole
sails Agents. .~--- 49, - my23
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-11

4 CAxP MEErrso ASEcDorE -At a Camp
Meeting q number Of ladies continued
standing on the benches, notwifhstand-
ing the frequent hints from the minis.
tiers. TO sit sdowSs "A reverend old gen
tleman, noted for his good humor, arose
and said: Fma uauafnf saa5hrE
F''I think IL those ladies' standing on
thu benches knew they had holesin theiE
stockings they would sit down"
This address had the. desired effect
there was an immediatsI sinking intc
seats.
kFyonng minister standing behind
him, and hlushing. to THE, temples, said;
&c brother. how could you say that2 :
"Say that2" said the old gentleman
it's fact-if they hadn't holes in their
Stockings I'D like to know how they
could get them on,YsisSTX ,geof5e E
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CARD.
- GARD.

U1HE UEDERsIGEED HEREBY RESPECT.
Il fully Informs the FStail msrchants Of bis ac-
qnaiBtnncs and others, that be has ssociAtsd him
sslf With the Wholesale Dry Goods House Of Cham
bers stevens a Co., situated in Cincinnati, Ohio,
1iO and liz Pearl street. moribeast corner OF Race
and Pearl, az Salesman. Said house are Import
sra and Jobbsrs Of Dry Goods, keeping a good
houses In tho city. Stock now on hand IN large
and wen selec ed IA the latest efy rs. rrrsg or y
The undsrs asd respect fully soiieits cali from
the many acqLaintancss he has formed 10 south
western Ksntuclly ard eouths IN Iliinois while in
the Poet fce Departm nj Ia fhelast thfts years.
He sol eits orders aud warrants reasonable salts.
faction 70 ALL evsn go = s sEs lgsiFs a ~
ID and shipped forthwith at q snall freight.
Yours, respect lily,
ii. DUNCAN,
anA-ff ofths Hons Of Q, q, 4 90.
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Humored Cabinet changes.

New YoRK, August l0.-A Washing
ton special says:
Rumors about Cabinet changes are
circulating again. How much founda-
ton they have in fact, no one seems to
be able to ssg. John CoYode and john
w. FOrney are mentioned as the proba-
bic successors to Secretary Harlan, of
the Interior Department, and Mr.. Sew
ard is once more ssid to be about to re-
tire. The probabilities are decidedly
against immediate changes.
The reported reconciliation between
Gen Butler aud Com. Porter is untrue
Hon Alfred Ely, of New York, is in
the city, and report says that he has
been summoned, together with Gen.
Wilcox and General Lee, of Boston, to
testify concerning the treatment of pris-
oners before the Military Commission
about to be convened for that purpose.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-11

On the second tfoor Of Cur whole.
sale house, and attached to it, 10 a
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general. Car
pets, Oil Cloths, Rugs, Mattings,
Window Shades, Curtain Fixtures,
Wall Paper, Table Linens, Cotton
and Linen Sheetings, Corniees,
aud almost every article in the
line required to furnish Families,
Steamboats, and Hotels.
Call and see them.
q JAQUESS, FRENCH O. co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-11

NEw YoRK, Aug. I0.-The Times $
Washington special says:
Mosby, the guerrilla leader, came into
Alexandra this afternoon on the train
from Cuspepper, and was Immediately
arrested He is held to await orders Of
Major Gen. Augu-, commanding the de-
partment of Washington.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-11
TO SOLDIERS
TO SOLDIERS.
U. $. Sanitary Commission
ARMY 81 MANY.
. .,,.t. ~. Claim Agency, 90. ', Z.
NO CHARGE FOR SERVICES:
CHARLKs +. MARSH. Local Agent.
Office Ne 6.s@....Third &C., .sr
'aa afs So tBst. Looust AID Malne 80 = has3
ifarsra EVANSVILLE, IsD. 90 sss na

1 The .. 3, Sanitary Commission, dauirinn ta ~
hsfe hoidiers, Sailors aad thar hmiies no m Tia
q sSss ssns ss ssls "a ~ ssS.sss,i:s
collect Pensions, Arrears q Pay, BauntY, a 4
other elAims asafast abe 0oysrn nsnt, wITEfoUT
WhATaNEB TO THR CbAfMANrs. fs's17l ~
On application sent IN this Agency, etAtiua tAs
narRe And postolAea address u the almana, tAs
eeATs, rank, eQmfany, regiment, service, and
made, end date o. diacharKa 90 daaths the preaar
1lenks w!ll be ,nlled ept g FAR a. posalhis apa
aeut 20 be peFAon applying. 1heee can then 10
s1eeut and Reversed 70 this oencs, whats tha
ststm wliishe prnsscutea CO. hnal inaus "a fhs
shortest pos.Ibls time. Iyll.emw .sotdepA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-11

0aansity Vs2 ouality--Hslnbalass
Entrees SaEsapaxtua>-xha dose q auzali. Thoss
essass large auantiNs saa iazas 4asss, Il nasdl-
2na-ERA 60
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-11
DRY GOODS.
New Arrangement

N6W al SCIuGuts
nuR Statesmen WILL HAVE CHARGE OF
" SEPARATE 6epsrtn-pts and altar August
ast' 1855. In the following oEders z1GE
Heiions Befsndiek
waite .s..-s.A- Fsnneman.
bress Matthias
Cloths, oassimsrss and Ysstings.-.-.J. KlaenhAusr
flannsls and Fancy Kuhn
10Dsases'...---s.-- J.. Kramer.
OloA&s n Lansing.
Mary Dunn.
Ahaefy rfi@minRn.s..-.....a.,.M iaa Elisa BellAm.
~ pa ever oeeu cur aim 70 keen pace With our
4Ast growing city. and have nnarna h.r tronhla
ner expense Ia ssekbl aAi, a erst-cl~.a R.ssiI
Try 0Ads BUSINESS I've leave tha nnhise - a.
swrr % 70 our euoeess.l By kfvins on- ssls~nsni
cha e q separate eePsrtrnaafs ~ kses 49, -.
oopadsnt, that it l. 20 the bsns ~ -. -
nefsvs s &C. ID the duty of the ehisf 81 $50 -
parIm nj 70 keep IL in order, and haSs q 49, ~
well ass rtsd, BY porting gnods soid a., - -
othert tAst may be wanting. Fer the pressn. u. NJ
salssmsu srs srnitted 70 taxa acuaaonsr 40 "a
sell ali through thu store. Ia 80 -
Eren tAs zone Price /" system We win al,ev.
10 deviation; but said price we will try aud haya
always On low nv the lowest. -
s- All Goodm are warranted az represanfad-
Fer fha wholesale trade we have Novelties As
we'll 90 Bargains IN pcE1sstia &oodB, and Il will
pay marc ant 10 iotk through cur stock before
saGxshssiag sisswhsfe. &0treahae 90 ahew oocds
ecHApKER 4 BussIEG.
angA Nc. IT and - Msle Street.