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RYJ. O. MCGUIRE & CO., Auetionesrs.
eTRllT. BzTWEIN SIXTH AND sEvlNTH.
TO BE SOLD. -

sTklIT; RITwSiN Sixth AND sES1NTa.
On On T 70 sEl3 AFTERNOON, June 18th, .. ss
O'Clock on the premises. We shall sell, part Of Lot
s. in Salere 81 fronting nineteen feet eleven ard
s na and s1snty and
e on To
With the improvsments. consisting OF Brick
ing u ibis city and good
4s IL tie
FERNS one third cash; balance in six ana
Convey anc.ng and stamps at purchaser ex-
p5 jea 10. MCGUIRE co.. Auets.
RY GREEN III ,4 Ass.i sSsss.
FAM 81 III aUS4IosA AND
On WRpN ESDAY 18th instant n at 10 o'slSsk A
sr st5ss s rsss IN Part 81
Marble top rabies, Sofas, Castor. Rocking and
n.he ssnS. walnut. and Ps!!9ssd Snss.g.;
:: p!nins and ots :i- Tssiss::
TSlss and 1nsrs.
h linz 6otton tep, and Ia.f Msttrsssss.
81 sar such Com
p.5los '1 SS S.asr
WEE many other articles which We deem IN.
sssa es ssSis =. :sa
to attend the sale. s
;eai-d 'A GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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RYJ. O. MCGUIRE l. co., Auctioneers,
THRAl STORY BRICK DWELLING HoUsI

THKH1 bTURf URICh VNELLINR HUCb1s
WITH LOT.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, June %. ct six
of Lots 2 and 3, in subdivision Of Lot 5, So uare
SIS. tege theE with the imprnyements. consisting
of Three Story Brick Dwelling House. contain
Ing seven rooms. situated and being No. SOS.
south side a. near the corner of 5th.
Terms One third caih; balance in ak aad
twelve months
Conveyanees and stamps At pgSchasssG5s expense.
10 j. @. d
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AUCTION bALN.

0OS44
ERIs A1FERN0oN AND F0.kok.eW:.
RTyAs. o. MCGUIRE co.. Austionssrs.
On TUESDAY AffsREooH. june june 18th. Of s,s
stree, street east 4 tie corner q tSs:s
These lots are finely located for building purpo.
sssi on iae SECOND square east of the Marine Bar
u f soa,S One third cash. the remaiad.r in s.s
sUOnresAness and stamps at the cost of the pur
je7d &c. MCGUIRE 4 co., Aucts.
consequences Of shs SALE ssia If, ~ R2sTpoNE9 LIZ
' il ia .s"s hour g. snd g. pSsf seuIRn .r,.,
,1s.s AsevH SAIL Is sssTHIa POST
'sa s'n' same gA iGv T. Nc sa& III CO., Aus,
Pr GREEN L WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
GgARGIANs SALE OF gNIMpRoyED LOTS
eIfY OF WAsafHGF6N. D. c. !" N'f' IN In.
Of .fS s hs oF aS
pst9s Pu in ~ sss 0sat 81 sa
FAINT child Of John r Laskey, late Of said county.
al o. S
the premises offer for sale, a. public auction. the
lots OF ground situated in the city oil Washington.
Of Square No. s.: The lots each front q fest1
west, and extend back with that uniform width
40 feet
Terms OF sale One half cash; balance in three
and six months, fcr which the purchaser will be
required to give his notes bearing interest from
If the terms of sale are not complied with within
Ave days from the day of sals, the guardian
and cost OF the defsulting purchaser, upon giving
6ov mot 10 h. dTny W ant
paper published in said city of such resale.
All conveyancinG and revenue stamps TO be at
the cost of the purchaser or purchasers
MARY 4. M0THERSHlAD, Guardian.
10 II eo&ds GREEN g. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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THE NEXT STOBY Is ENTITLED
THE CUBAN HEIRESS
OR.

This is from the pen of eur highly gifted con.
MRS. MARY KYLE DALLAS,
and 10, beyond question. the finest thing she has
thus far written. 1t is full of love and mystery,
and possesses q charm which cannot fail to fascn-
ate all v no may read it.
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THE BATHING LAw.-The season is at hand
in which many folks love TO enjoy bath in
the Potomac and the creeks. The law pro.
hibits bathing In the river, creeks or canals,
between sunrise and sunset.
The police have already commenced to
enforce the law. Several have been arrested
In the Eighth Precinct for bathing in the Poto-
mac at Biagden's wharf, contrary to law, and
were fined from 80 to IS.
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JAS r CLOSE. F.E. CoRBsrT, W. A. MONROE.
Late Col. 18th Va Vols. ofN.Y., Late War Dept
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u four miles from Washin Eton, one and a half
high state of cultivation.
The improvements are TWO STORY FRAME
comfortable country residence, and fronts on the
main isgsy DAD is we'll fenced with new post
the above property win be found desirable In
desirous pleasant country residence.
Twenty acres Of nsadow the balance n; in ysssts-
Peaches. Pears, Apples, Cherries, &c
Possession will be given immediately should the
farming utensils, and the stock necessary and now
us 19s 90 a M4fA 'ne iAfm' EMANUHLLACEY.
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YALE OF GOylRNMBNT. HORSES.

Brevet Brigsdier General in charge
lsf nivisiou q Al q n
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MAINR.ANn YEnMoNT.

These Statcs eomo mp gloriously everytinN.
Returns from 2Us towns IN Vermont esmb-
lish tho election Of 1916 Unionists and twelve
Democrats TO the Legislature. Iu three
places there has been 40 yet no ehooe
Last year those towns elected 1913 Union
lists aud fiftcen Democrats. Governor d l.
hnghams majority viii be nearly $4,000,
against ls,9T7 given to tho Republican eau
didats hast YSar In eight towns the Domo.
cratic cauaidaio did not poll siusle vote
Returns have been received hom 264 town,
in Maine, embracing about throe.quartors
Of the State. The total vote will tall below
$1,000. AS far as received Concy (Unon)
leads Howard (DemocrA) 1850 vote,
against 1867 in 1854. Niue out OF ten
Of the soldiers supported the Upiop ticket
The Union nsu have made gain ovci
last year ia Representatives, OF which they
had all but about lbirty, With the euiir'
Seuate. m
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Elastic Telegraph Cable.

In Wow of What he regarded as the
probable failure of tho oceanic telegraph
cable a probability which has since prov.
en- TO DC literal lact--Dr. 4. S. Field has
conceived tho idea of an elastic submarine
cable, which he illus describes;
"Ths cable has for its case rubber
cord, of tho necessary diamctor, arour
which is wound or coled thu conductor. in
what is commanly termed spiral, like the
thread of screw, except, of course, beiug
much coarscr the cable is then insulated
with pure gnm-clnstic.
This cable will yield or stretch to any
undue strain NJ the rate of ouc-half mile to
the mile in iength of cable, and yet the
communication will be perfect. Phcrr
| would be NO danger OF injuring the insua
ton by any twist or kink, aud the cable
would not part If the paying out were
stopped INSTANTLY while the vessel was
under full headwoy.
This syune principle can be applied to
the hnd telegraph, The poles may be
blown down, or trees fall upon the wires
aud yet tho communication will remat
perfect"
DR.. Field has taScn stops 10 procure {
patent for his invention.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19
Tho ReIgK.of Terror.

One Of the teachers for colorcd schools
sent from Chicago, for whose varacity the
Secretary of the Northwestern Froedmcn's
Aid Commission vouohes, has written a
letter dated st Mobile, from which the
Tribune publishes the following account OF
the reign OF horror in Alabama
"a meeting was he'll hero last night
before which statements were mido as Ia
the treatment of colorcd by white people
the interior 0G the STATE, which woul
make you sick of fc. One hundred aud
thirty three dead lmdics were counted in
tho woods five bodies were seen aoat.
ing in tho river. Two white mon were
seen to pull negro down across u hE and
cut OIL his head with am axe. Women
and Children arc kEbd aud then thrown
into the river. 4 woman was killed by a
white man, and bnrial refused by hila TO her
relatives. For black man TO be seen with
greenbacks in his possession. is death
Culorcd people are hiding in the woods
living on fruit, berries, etc, to escape th
fury of their former masters. These state.
mens were madc by intelligent, candid
colored men, before an audience of several
hundred last night.
"lu Mobile, through the cOnnivancc o
somebody, churches aud negro houses AZ,
burned, women set to work cleaning streets
men and women arrested in bed, fiued OF
,ent to tho work-housc. etc. Last nigh
there was a heavy Ere, il which three OF
four squares, mostly of negro quarters
were burned. Men were heard to sa,
that before they were done they woul,
burn every negro quarter and school il
Mobile, These things might be remedied .
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19
Wall and Telegraph News summary


Ak alarming cattle dcsease is spreading
in the vicinity Of London
TnrRe is entire harmony In the Cabiuot on
the question of reconstruction.
THs recognition Of Italy by Spain will, it
is said, be followed by the recognition Of
Greece.
OWE 100000 applications for pardon are
on lille in the Attorney Generals Office at
Washington.
TUg Mayor or Mobile has given public
notice that negro testimony is not valid
against white inen.
Considerable terror prevails at Jefferson
Vile, Indiana, in view Of the frequency of
murders in that town and vicinity.
GovrRSoR MoRroS has issued his proclo-
nation for a special session OF the Indiana
Legislature, to be convened on the 18th of
November.
AnvuEs from North Carolina, are discour-
aging. fhe loyalty prevailing there IL not
worihspodking Of North Carolina is worse
than its neighbor, South CaraJna.
FTB contract to carry the United States
mail between Leesburg aud Winchester, Va,
has been lei to colorcd mln, the first in
stance Of the kind in the history of the
country.
TnE potato rot. which was supposed to be
confined To- the neighborhood of Chicago, is
now assuming a serious aspect. Iniorlna-
tion from parts of Michigan, North Indiana
and Illinois, indicates that the rot is be.
coming general.
TnE Wisconsin Union Convention, uuder
the manag cement OF Senator BOulittle. u timid,
shaiy MAN, voted down resolution in favor
Of negro suffrage. The Minnesota Union
Convection passed decided resolution in
Favor OF negro suffrage.
Az Ohio mother, one Of whose sons was
killed in battle another starved and third
made insane 10y suffering ut Andersonville,
attacked NIRz on Tuesday as he was being
conducted through Washington. Ills guards
saved him from her irenzed assaults.
WADpELI., the piratc captains Of tlIc She
nandOah, came near ending his career in one
of his recent daring assaults upon the New
England whalers in tie North Pacific.
When the pirate boarded the Favorite,
Captain Young, of that vessel, attempted TO
shoot Waddell, the commander of the She
nandoah, with q bomb.gun but unfortunately
the mate had removed tho cap unknown to
the Captain, lie was toll that il was sure
death 10 him to shoot lie replied, die
willingly, could kill that wretch The
pirates Immediately handcuH.d him, and put
him in the coal-hoIo of the pirate.
IL reference to the charge Of military in
tiuidation at the polls of Lexington, Ken
tcuky, the Uaionisf says that the action OF
the military was mere farce that nothing
was done which could prevent any man
frcm voting; that hundreds of rebels who
were not entitled to vote did vote that only
some Gn'w or Bvepersons were arrested and
the charges against them were of such a
nature ms justified the action m each case
Tho editor says that dmmg the few
moments in which he stood at the polls one
of the vilest rebels of Fayette couuty voted
without question, whls one who was
known to be an officer in the Union army
was challenged and questioned as tU his
loyalty during the rebellion.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19

The Demoefatsof Ohio have met, rosoly
edy dominated, spoken, aud adjourned and
that in oil IL will nmount to. Valandigliam
~ Temporary President called the Conveh
ton to order. and laid down it's creed Tire
arcls- traitor had tall its own way. Treason
is again reiterated under tho threadbaro
name Of State Rights. Negro sulIra is
opposed. White men are patronized and
encouraged This plgnd is averred to be
over ! 900 years old The people ought to
be fraternul. since they have quit fighting.
TIC soldiers are remembered because they
are brave aud patriotic; expenses must be
reduced buhlds taxed free speech tolera.
ted; hpbeas corpus eul0gized; elections
must ip fair the Constitution not to lie in-
fracted Sherman's treaty was better than
Grants; sorry IL was not adopted will
however, stand by Andy johnson, he's all
right. rHs..l
Such ia the substance Of what Democrats
think about in Ohio, Not very much food
for thought, after oil. What is good in it,
is moro than 4,0o0 years old, and what is
bad IN II, Ia at least NJ oil as the the begn-
ming of the rebellion. What in in 1t that 10
complimentary TO the solliers, il hypocriti.
chl, and what there il in it that processes 90
he patriotic in false. Vallandigham, and
uls UP eHn nOW NHvIu 10 uUIlauu btluleIh,
anl invoke iraterna feeling They are
anxious to fratcrnize with their rebel
friends. 1t can nov be done this side Of
the border.
Gen Morgan is their candidate for Gov
ornor, Ills political status is with Nallan-
digham. lie was is right hand mau in his
contest Inst year for Governor. The fact
that the General was in tho war for one
year will not help him VI his Uniform wan
blaokencd with the smoke of hundred
BOTTLES, and lTis body scirrod with. l,onora.
bile wcnndS. he could not stand with his
present friends on his present PLATFORM and
Sc cure the votes of Union men.
lle was put up to catch the soldiers
They know well Il c manmuvre, and are not
TO be caught by such flank movements
The sol Tiers know that General Cox ia with
md of the party that saved tho nation, and
that Gen. Morgan is against it. Nomlitary
fame, no previous history, no personal
standing, no weight of character, no force
OF Intellect, can relieve Gen. Morgan from
the fatal meshcs in which tho disloyal aud
reckless men of his party have cCtansled
themselves.
General Cox has before him fair field
and an open opponent, who no doubt pr1.
poses a square stand-up fight Io will
meet the ISSUE as he has for the -four past
years, with manly heart, trusting in the
right, sure OF victory.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19

The Ifnipn people of Ohio grateful to Almighty
fI0d far the overthrow Of the rebellion, and tho
preservation of the nAtouahitcgrty for the bless
lngs Of peace and for oil the fayors which he hu
Vuushsafud unto us MS a poop e, do
REshLvE ist. That the name and far1c VI Abfn-
ham lincoln stand ont from the history ~ the epoch
unriVallcd and alone; and while we deplorc his
nntimely and cruel dv,tb, and vcncratc his nonl-
cry =, 1t bccoacs Us to initiate his wisdom, hrmncss
and moderation iu the treatment W vexed qucs-
tiuua, aud especially To- initiate his example, IN
waiting for the solution of difficulties to % fur
aishod by the progress of time and the logic os
events.
9i. That he President Andrew Jrhssou, ny his
nnwaverIng devotion 10 the Union through years
or tho scverest tvfsiy hrs won osr highest conf
dcnce, and thtst we oheerfuily ihdorsC the policy
Of his administration, looking to the restoration of
poace aud civil order in the sn-callod secedcd
States, and that, AZ Union men Of Ohio, We give
him our hearty and undivided support.
3D. That tho thanks Of Ohio and of the nation
arr due IN the heroes Of our army and navy, whoNe
laburs and suffarinRs have saved the Republic. We
honor our martvrod dead, and joyruly welcome To
shqiT homos our returning Veterans.
4th. That tho thanks of this Convention arc duo,
and are hereby rendered 10 the loyal men 'add wo-
mon Of Ohio, at honac. who have ~ ncbiy sld lih-
erale sustained and cheered ouf bravu soldiers in
tho fsd. Ia their trying efforts to naiutain the ma
tonal authority in the conflict with armed rebel
lion.
5th. That four years of sauguinnry war, with its
fearful sasrihce of life aud treasure, forced upon
us by the shareholder rebellion, has demonstrated
"a us, and to the world, that slavery and its insi
tutons are irreconcilahy opposed To freedom and
free h,stitutious anil stf the teachings Of history,
the dealings of Prnri,fenso, and our own bittcr eN-
pcrionoe, lpint unerrihgiS to their overthrow and
cradle ition, as tho only safeguard againss ihc re-
currence of like evils in the future.
6thl That while NO are anxious fer an early re.
construction Of fratcrnal relations with the insurg
rnt States we demand that obstruction shall he
aud, a. tel
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19

0UR Minister at Constantiuoplo advises
our Government that the ravogeS of the
cholera at the Turkish capital might have
been avoided had rigid quarantine heen GU.
forced. A correspondent of the Tribune,
writing on the 81 of August, says the disease
has all the worst typos of Asiauo cholera,
aud RACES though the weather /, cool aud
pleasant Few Europeans have been at
tackled The Government physicians, al.
though paid extremely high salaries. have
mostly fled, Rev. DR.. Hamlin's mixture
equal parts by weight, of landanum. spirits
OF camphor and tinoture Of rheHhar6--has
been used with great success in meeting the
Smyrna, Galotz on the Danube, and at No-
very fatal,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19

TIM question whether women shall vote is
getting practically decided in Europe. The
inhabihnts of Ain, France, chose the oth,r
day nine OF their towns.women 10 be of the
nauicial council there and tue w,ers
in England arc ready to oonteD1 that il tho
rate payers Of parish should take il in their
heads To depute half dozon benevolent
ladies OF their numbcr to the board Of
guardians 10y clear majority of votes. no
legal obstacle would prevcnt thoir adMjs
ter to show how ID you'd work, we have
ast hccn favored with specimen election
speech by Lady Jcnkins, who, so to speak
unsucoesSfUNy contested Dorsetshire in her
husbands name.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19
uNIoN MENi ro MoRKi

Onion men, of Wood County the time
has boolAe for earnest, united and vigorous
action, aud apcrtect organization in your
several school districts and townships for
the approaching election, should no longer
be delayed. The opposition are vigilanl
aud active aud you should bo no less deter
mined. Your ticket can be elected by a
handsome majority, il you only determine il
shall be- But three weeks remain wl'crciH
to work--iei the time bo faithfully i'm
proved
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APARJY " Engllsh capitalists are max
ing tour Of observation through the West
err stAtes fer tie purpose of taking a
bird's-eys view Of oH boundl,ss resources
in agricultural aud commercial prosperity.
These msn are amoug the wealtlnest capt
iatsts, ia the Old World, as business men
are commercial princes, and are tiny lead.
ing and heaviest contractors oC Europe,
They have made the tour from tho sea,
board TO Cincinnati, thenoO to ~ Louis, to
Chicago, and to-day are IN Toledo. fhey
aAye beomoordialIy welcomed and sup,p.
tnOnslg fetPdl by commercial mel, every,
where, and the Toledans. have deto rmiaed
not 60 be behind those Of other citiea. An
excursion aud banquet have been projsttod
in boHor OF their visit TO the Maumee re,
gion. SrKruES J. MEASY. editor Of .le
Cymm, REAL acccn. aniyS the tou IDS.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19
UaLon RepresentatIye Conyent!on.

The Union Representative Delegates os the Rep
yesentalve District, composed Of the counties Of
Wood and Ottawa, are hereby requested 10 meet
IN convention,
AZ Gilmore, ON friday, September e2,
1895, ut ~ o'clock W.,
To nominate candidate fur Representative in the
next Legislature of Ohio, and do such other busf.
nOss as may properly como before the Convention.
A. l.. LuCKEY,
Chm'n Union Representative Committee.
ELNoRE, ,Septeu,bcr 8, 1865.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
Dr. DupoMcO'S Golden P' rIOdlcaI
Pills, for Females.
so, 600 Boxes Have neen Sold in Two
Years.

50, 600 pozes Have neen Sold in Two
Years.
Ten thousand bnxes sent bv letter. both by nv
self and agents, to all paris nf the worh Ia which
answers have been reiHmed, in which ladies say.
no,hiug like the above pils have been known since
the Scieueo of Medicine daEDed Hlon the world.
In Removing 0bstrustioH and Rsssor pg Ma.
tue q its Pho or chanuN,
Qnieting the nerves aud bringing bark she " RnSy
color ct hvslhN tn the check ut the pst delicate.
Full az oypliUt directions acCplapal,y each b0x,
which must e5 strictly followed, ami all diseases
peculiar itmaleS may be speedily eHged. The
Golden ia,S act as am
Rxhil rant without a Single Drawback.
safe in their operation; perpetual in their happy
iallpeuees upon the nerves, the mind, and the en-
tire organitat0a. II there is any reliance 10 be
placed oa heplan testimony, the abhve Pills May
hc ialky dCIoa,cd apOn.
REMEMBER Exaniineihe box cl0sely (no mat
ter OF what Druggist vNn bny theni). Ii the box
is not sigpei " :. D. Howe" il is the eounterieil,
aud | viii not be responsi6h for their injurious
effects.
rliee Ono Dollar per boS siR boxes Five Dol
lars. Sold by one Druggist ~ every town, village,
city aud hamle, throughout tho wo'd. Sold IA
Rcrry shufg by
lN$CnO & RuRINFRANE, DogEists.
LAnsrs BY srndmg them onc nollar W lls Fer
ryShurg fosluihce, can have the Pills srnl eonA'
depiagy) by mail 10 any pat Of the country, iTes
Sold aiso by DR. BURRIrT, Mauo,ee Ci,y l.
q. SAM Napoleeni WEST 4 TkuAM, folsas
or address :. ID. HOWE,
sl.s Sole Proprietor, NcN York.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19

Ex GovSRSoR WHlIAN MEOiLL, diod at
Lancaster OHIO on Satarday two weeks
since, lie came To this State hom New
Jersey about thirty.siX years ago, aud set
tied in Lancaster. After serving in the
LegislslSFe aud Congress for several terms
he was appointed Commissioner of Indian
Affairs by President Polk. He was Presi,
dent Of the Convention which framed the
present t'Onstihtian Oi Ohio, and at the
next ehcuoO was chosen Lieutenant Gov
eln0r ON the p.moegatio ticket.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-09-19

nITCu NOTICE NotiSe is hereby given to
IL Joseph G and Levi Morgan, indi ndAally,
that there is petition fled with the Clerk ct WASH
irgt'B Fowushp, for the location aud establishing
Of Drain or Ditch, comneNcirg about forty (Ss(
rds north Of liambcr's Corners on the Olselo
liks thence unrIh, on the west sdo of the 0tScgo
Pike, to ravinc near To John Philips dwelling
hoSse, in said township, aud there to terminate,
Tive time for hearing said petition will bo on the
Tlh day of October, A, u. 1893, az o'clock A. NJ.
of said day, at the house Of Daniel Sreeler in said
township. DANIEL STREETER.
September 10, lS65. 2lbs