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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-03
Cheap Wool Goods.

SO DOz DoMET FLANNEL SHIRTS
ONLY SIS PER DOE
so Doz. WOOL JACKETS,
ONLY SAL PR Doz
1000 LBS. WOOL YARN.
ONLY SI.75 PEE LE.
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= n oo1rSe above indicated, fuelu3lnE the
l. --1-k hooSs for Book-kEspfnE, tie chSree
= 1!ss-s q entering. The time uEnaIlT Re-
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- 'rt--sai Is lot limited IN tine-he nal
A. - Ess-Ea - oEtsa, - he pleABeG.
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Public Sale OrVaInabIe BuiIdins Lott
ON NIafn Street.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED FROM
ID Hampden Zane and Others to Samuel
Churchill, recorded In the Recorders Office of
Ohio county, West Va, in deed book No. .,
page $50, and ofR deed from the said Churchill
aampden zane and wife 70 me, recorded in
Mt tile request of Emely A., wife Of the said
Hnmpden, and Of Mary, daughter of the said
Hampden, Will sell at public auction, on
SATURDAY, TIE 18TH DAY OF july, CONNER
cling said snle at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, eight par
1873 in depth, being part of what Is usually
known as the Reserve, lying between Main
and Market, md Union and Monroe streets,
and bounded on tho south by the line OF the
three story brick building now owed by Thos.
HOrnbroOk. The deeds to the purchasers Will
De eHecuIed by myself, HnmPden zane and
wife, and Mary Zane, and the title Is consid-
cred unQuestlon0ble.
Terms of Sale.-The purchaser may, Mt
his option, pay the whole purchase money in
cash, or one-third in hand, and the balance
in three equal payments Of one, two and
three years, with Interest on lien.
je2S-Hyl5 F. r. ARMSTRONG, Trustee.
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SOLDIER RoBBED.-On Saturday a
discharged soldier who had been in
dulging in free use of Intoxicating
drinks, laid down in the Centre Wheel
ing market and soon became oblivious
to all that was transporting in this sinful
world. While in this insensible condi-
ton lie was robbed of one hundred and
sixty dollars, all the money he possess
ed. We have frequently warned sol
diers against the thieves and sharpers
who are constantly watching for an OPP
portunity to rob them. A favorite
scheme with these rogues is to get the
soldiers drunk and then rifle the pock-
cts oftheir victim, work that is easily
accomplished without risk ofdetection.
1t would be well for all discharged SOL
diers who live in the interior to leave
for their homes as soon as possible az
ter receiving their pay, or If they dore-
main any length of time In the city,
they should carefully guard agannsbiIt-
toxication; for tits almost certain to re-
suit in the loss of their hard earned
money. We see by our exchanges that
i'll other cities these robberies are mat
tiers ofdaily occurrence, and in almost
every instance the theft is committed
while the soldier is under the influence
of liquor.
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-MIRata1.
DIR. n ]. KISNER

IYENDERS BIS TEIANKSTO ALLTHOSE
IL who have favored him with their conf
dence and patronage, and would inform his
friends md the people generally, that he will,
the coming year, occupy his old office on Sd
street, near Reed & Krnfps Drug Store, Centre
Wheeling, w. Va, where he may be consult
cd in reference to their disease, the nature and
character of which, the Doctor Is able at all
times, and underRll circumStanceS, to describe
and to assure of the probable result and ClurH-
ton of treatment. He practices the Eclectic
System of Medicine, using mild but effective
remedies, supporting instead of depressing
the Vital Powers. The medicines used BY
him nre prepared and put up in his own
office. BeSideS the treatment OF Acute Dis
eases, On. KtSner will give his attention to the
treatment of all varieties of Chronic disease
That scOufgeof the human race, SCrofula, in
all It's varied forms, viz: Purulent Discharges
nom the Ear, so prevalent among children,
Purulent Onih1lmia, OZena, Enlarged Glands,
alterations. Cancers and all VaritieS of Skin
Diseases, will receive his special attention.
Diseases of the Throat, Lung and Heart I4iv-
er Complaints, Dinrrhoa, DySenteTy and Piles,
Diseases of the Urinary Organs, Syphilis, &C.;
Nervous and Spinal Affections, Epilepsy,
rheumatism md Paralysis, Diseases of Fee
mnleS, DyemenorThea, LeucOrTlieG, ProlapSIIS
uteri, and all Painful Irregularities and Ner-
youS Diseases to which they nre subject, he
treats successfully. The treatment OF CHILL
OFtEN Will receive the same attention as here
tOfOre. All consultations and communion
tons strictly confidential, and will receive
prompt attention. Night calls cheerfully an
swered. Office hours as heretofore until fur
ther notice. rfLs .n. jun2
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0IONDAY9IORNING, July 10.


FUNERAL OF CAPT. LIsF.-The re-
mains of the late Capt. John List were
embalmed on Friday night last, and
during Saturday and Sunday were Wis
tied by great numbers of our citizens,
all of whom deeply lament his loss.
The funeral took place last evening at
half-past five o'clock. Previous to lift
ing the corpse, impressive religious
services, conducted by the Rev. Drs.
Martin and Drummond, and Rev. Mr..
Addison, took place in the house. The
Masonic brotherhood had charge of the
escort and interment ceremonies. The
procession moved at great length to
Mt. Wood, where the body was depos-
tied in the family vault. The following
tribute to the memory of Capt. List we
take from the river news editorial in
the Cincinnati Commercial of Saturday
last:
It is our sad and melancholy duty to
record the untimely death of Capt. John
List, an old and prominent citizen OF
Wheeling. On Thursday night, n squad
of the provost guard We're in pursuit of
AN escaped soldier, in Wheeling, when
Obeycd by one of the soldiers, the ball
taking effect in the thigh of Capt. List,
severing an artery, and passing through
the foot of Major McPhail, producing
a painful flesh wound. Capt. List died
in about an hour after receiving the
wound. We have known Capt. John
List intimately during the past twenty
years. He was noble, whole-souled,
generous citizen, an enterprising bust
ness man and kind and affectionate
husband and father. He has been iden-
titled with river and mercantile inte-
rests over twenty years, in the capacity
of clerk, commander and owner OF
steamboat stock, and was partner in
the well-known house of List, Morri-
son 81 Co., Wheeling, mt the time of his
death. He was one of the most indie
fntigable and enterprising business
men of Wheeling, and was extensively
known and highly esteemed all along
the line of our great rivers. There was
general gloom i'll river circles when
the intelligence of his sudden death was
received by telegraph here yesterday.
The cOlOrs of the steamers were dis
played at half-mast in respect to the
memory of the deceased.
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Lots for Sale.

Tn South Wheeling or Ritchieto,On.
MOS G,7s,1s,l4, l5and 10, in square No.
The above lots are in the square below Mr..
Samuel Ott's-He in a block surrounded by
streets and alleys. Four of them front on the
river.
Also, lots Nos. and 10, in square 80,
Nos. and 8, in square 80,
Nos. 10 and 18, in square d,
Nos. 8, 4 and IA, in square AZ,
Nos. II and Il, In square 80,
No. Z, In square 45,
Nos. 9and 10, in square 40,
No. 3, and part OF 1, in square 40.
The above property can be purchased Mt
private sale, until Tuesday, July 25 when the
lots remaining unS0ld will be offered Mt pub
lie sale at the Court House.
Apply to TH0S. O'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent
1u4-td Register Office.
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WHEELING INrELL1GEScER. : This
prince of dailies comes to us in nm on
tirely new derss. Werejoice to see our
contemporary in such luck. We have
toiled hard, but not so ably for the
right as our brother typo, and it merits.
and will no doubt receive from an np-
preciative public, the just rewards of
its nntiring efforts in the good cause of
Union, freedom and equality. God
speed the INTELLreENoER. : Rnchic
County Iore&s. .-
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BUSINESS FOR NIAGIsTRATES.-Und
the operations of tho law establishing
the Municipal Court of Wheeling, the
Office of Alderman is abolished, and
suits cannot be brought in the new
court when the amount of the claim is
less than one hundred dollars. AT
present this is likely to occasion some
Inconvenience to those having small
claims which it is necessary to collect
by law. The magistrates elected in
most of the townships are men who
only occasionally act i'll their official
capacity, having no regular office, and
not expecting to give their attention to
this kind of business. Under the pre-
sent arrangement it becomes necessary
for us TO have for justices of the peace
such men as will devote their attention
to the business pertaining to their
office, and we presume ono object in
view in.thus framing tho law for the
Municipal Court, was to throw suff-
Gent business into the hands of tho
magistrates to make the office rcmune-
rative, and TO justify men in accepting
the position, and thus secure n promnt
and faithful discharge of the duties
imposed. The present Inconvenience
can hereafter be obvinted by electing MS
magistrates such men as are competent
and willing to serve in that capacity.
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FOR gATF

II OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY
situated on the line ortle National Road,
four m lies east of the city of Wheeling. Said
property consists OF my residence, containing
eleven rooms and an attic finished, BATH
rooms and all modern improvements; also
nre convenient out-hoUses, including brick
stabling, ice and spring house, chiClIery and
two clster1ls. Also, one hundred and twenty
five Apple trees of choice kinds; Pear, Peach,
Plum and Ounce trees, NIL bearing There
are also choice selections of Grapes, RaSpber-
reS, BlaclbcrTteS, Strawberries, and other
with evergreens and other ornamental shrub
berry.
will also sell my Household Furniture to
any one desiring to purchase all Together
B Persons desiring to consult me In regard TO
price, terms of payment, &C., can leave their
names at the Gas Company's Office, or visit
feb22.tf JACOB HoRNBRooK.
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The plague of flies is upon us! They
raid in vast multitudes! You can slay
them by thousands with the Lightning
Ely Killer! 1t is the quickest and most
etlectual article of the kind ever sold.
We warrant it as represented. For sale
by the sheet, quire and ream, by T. II.
Logan Il Co., and Logan, List 4 Co..
wholesale and Retail Druggists, Wheel
ing iu7-3t
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Auction Sale.
A pEsIRABLE REsTplENcE.

OF A DESIRABLER RESIDENCE.
IF, not sold Mt private sale, 1 viii, on Tues.
day, the 18th day OF July, 1895, sell Mt pub
lie auction, at the front door Of the Court
House, the desirable two-story brick dwelling
on Hanpden street, now occupied by Mr..
Terms made known on the day of sale.
aas THOS, ,0'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent
tu4-td Register Office.
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AUCTION SALE OF HonsEs AND MULES.
7Theauction sale ofG Government horses
continues to attract large number OF
bidders, and all thus far offered find
ready sale at fair prices. The in
terest seems to increase with each days
sales, and men now are quite MS anx-
ious to buy as they used to be to sell.
Indeed, there seems to be par-
TALLY for war-worn steeds, and the
country will be filled with thou
sands of the returning four-footed vet
Grams.
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for sale. 80
Valuable il "a Property for Sale,
IN AND NEAR
sardis, Monroe Co., Ohio.

Z s7rr ashl a=FrT1- .
DEING DESTROYS of changing my business
d offer for sale my valuable property Situntk
ed in and near the Town of SafJlls, comprising
a flrIn near Sardis and ono mile from the
Ohio river, containing one hundred and eigl-
~ acres, ninety acres of which are cleared and
under cultivation, with young orchard OF
choice fruit trees. ,fls 60 =
A farm near Cards, one and one quarter
miles from the Ohio river, containing I'D acres,
my acres Of which are cleared, with young
orchard now bearing. containing four hun
tired trees, of apple, peach, plum and cherry
species -.---.S 80
Also, my large BRICK (steaml FLOUR
ING MILL, mt Sardis, containing two run
of four feet burrS; engine, u inch cylinder,
2 feet stroke, two double flued boilers This
Mill is situated in the midst OF u fine grain
growing region and now enjoying a fine pa
trOnnge. 1t Is completely provided with all
modern improvements, and Is in fine running
order.
In this property rare opportunity is of
fered TO an enterpriSing man.
Also, three comfortable dwelling houses, in
one of which now reside. = IT
Two store houses, in one Of which am Mt
present doing business.
EDWIN HORNBROOK,
| iu6-lmS Sardis, Monroe Co., Ohio.
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GEN. EMoRY.-This distinguished OF
Ger arrived in town yesterday morning.
We were informed that he would leoyr
for Parkersburg last night or this morn
ing. He attended tho funeral of Can't.
List Yesterday evening y"
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lMuREDnYTuEsTonM.-wereg regret to
hear that the row boat Lady CAV was
injured by the wind which blew her
against the wharf boat damaging her
considerably.
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IMPORTANT TO TEAcHERs.-Ladies
ana gentlemen, who desire to Qualify
themselves for the profession of te0c6.
ing, should not fail to attend the Fair-
mont Normal School. The session
commences July 10th, and will con
. slnue SIX weeks. Tuition S. for the
term. Board, from 50 to s. per week.
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FAsHIoNARLE Boor NrAKER.-Atten-
ton is called to the advertisement of
AIR. II. Ankney. He is returned SOL
der, and most excellent workman.
All who want good boot and n neat
lit should give Anknev a cnn.
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DIED OF STANDARDIZATION inform
alton lately received, it is ascertained
that t. R. Brisco, company C, and ].
P. McCarty, company II, of the 122d
Ohio ". l., who were captured blythe
rebels and sent to Andersonville, died
in that prfson-pen of starvation. Nc
Carly was n son ofNTr. David McCartv.
who resides in Morgan County, Chic.
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ADDITIONAL PoL1cEMEN.-M. f.
Wins and chas. Ditman, employed at
the machine shops of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, have been commits
stoned by Mayor Sweeney-to act ms
deputy policemen for tho city. They
will exercise the same authority as
other deputies, but will mainly confine
themselves to such business as NAV re-
quire their attention in the vicinity of
the railroad and machine shops.
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CoNrSussARY.-Dealers will find it to
their interest to read the advertisement
of Captain HeiskclI, which appears in
another column. Uncle Sam stilIwants
flour and salt. Capt. II. has extended
the time for receiving bids to the l4th
inst. ay.7l %
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BODY FoUND.-A soldier, belonging
to the First Virginia cavalry, had been
missing for several days. On Friday
last his body was found in the woods
on the Ohio side of the river. 1t is not
known how he came by his death, but
it is supposed that he committed sui
eide. When found decomposition had
so disfgured the body that it was diff
cult to decide as to the manner of his
death.
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R1vER.-The river was falling slowly
yesterday evening with four feet ten in
ches in the channel. The New State.
Capt. Mcclure, arrived from Cinoin-
natl with a good trip. The Leonora
also arrived from below with n cargo of
salt. -Tne Eagle is the ParKersburg
packet this morning. She leaves at
half past ten o'clock.
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THE SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH AS
they generally appear are ut first very
slight. Persons find they have a cold, that
they have frequent attacks, and are more
sensitive to the changes of temperature. In
this condition, the nose may be dry, or slight
discharge, thin and acrid, afterwards becom-
ing thick and adhesive. As the disease be-
comes chronic, the discharges are increased in
quantity and changed in quality; they are now
thick and heavy, and are hawked or Coughed
OFF. The Secretions are offensive, causing a bad
breath; the voice is thick and nasal the ewes
are weak; the sense of the smell Is lessened or
destroyed; deafness frequently takes place,
Another common and important SYMPTOM OF
his throat in the morning of d thick or Shiny
mucous, which has fallen down nom the head
during the night. When this takes place the
person may be sure that his disease Is on its
way TO the lungs, and should lose no time in
arreSting II.
The above are but few orthe many Catarrh
Symptoms.
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ist-ofLetters.

LETTERS REMAINING unclaimed
in the Post Office at Wheeling, State OF
West Virginia, on the 10th day of July,
1865. 7s-t lr
5S-To obtain any of these letters, the
applicant must call for Advertised letters,
give the date of this list, and pay two
cents for advertising.
month, they will be sent to the Dead
Letter ONCE.
Office hours on Sunday from to lO1z
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WANTED MArEs.-on Saturday a
number of soldiers entered the shoe es-
t"blishrnent of Mr.. Joseph Hile for the
purpose ofsupplying themselves with
boots and shoes. Some left their
measures, and others purchased boots
already made. A short time amer thew
had left, one of the party returned with
two odd boots and demanded that they
should be mated the purchase money
refunded. Mr.. Hilc examined the
boots and found that they belonged to
TWO pair OF boots which had been man
utactured for some of his customers.
be informed the gentleman who sup
posed he had been cheated. TINT tho ofi5
boots had not been purchased Int sto
len, and that he should retain thor, os
his property. The indignant individ-
nal LEFT and has not since been hear,
from.
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DINNER TO THE SEvENTH.-Thed1n din
ner to the Seventh infantry on Satur-
day was great success, as evidenced
by the well spread tables which were
supplied in abundance with all that
could be desired The Governor, as
usual, delivered the welcoming address,
which was responded to by Colonel
Lockwood, the former commander OF
the regiment. The speeches were well
received by the men, who cheered heart
| lily. Owing to the fact that the regi-
ment was being paid Off during the
afternoon portion of the men were
unable to attend, but those who were
present seemed to be well pleased and
enjoyed themselves thoroughly. The
ladies and citizens responded nobIy to
the call of the committee, and the din
ner provided for the Seventh was such
as its valor and reputation deserved.
Provisions had also been made nj
this dinner for the members of Batter.
les D and H, who were disappointed on
a former occasion, but owing to the
scattered condition of the men but few
of them werc in attendance on Satur.
day.
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PAID oFF.-The Third Cavalry and
Seventh Infantry We're paid off on Sat
urday. AS there are no other regiments
expected here Immediately, we pre-
sumo by the last of the week there will
be but few soldiers remaining in the
city. The camp on the Island is a very
uncomfortable place this hot weather,
there being no shade and no tents for
the protection of the men, except such
as they improvise from very scnnt ma
teri0l. AS natural consequence the
citizens resident on the Island have
been put to very considerable inconve-
nience and discomfort by having SO
large a number of men i'll an exposed
camp located in their immediate vicin-
ity.
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BAR IRON,
New Millinery EstaB Iishment

l. Esrr No. 1DS MAIN street.
MRS. NJ. CoLvIG, (FoRBIERLY NJ.
~ Marslen,l thanllfulfrto the citizens OF
wheeling for the very liberal patronage ex-
Tended 70 her In former days, respectfully an
opened her Millinery Establishment, few
qoots belowl her old stand; and having pur-
Ladies' Dress Caps, Rouches, Ribbons and
ttowers, ofthe latest Paris styles, requests an
examination of her stock. 81 80 800,
N.B.-Bonnets made to order. custom work
promptly attended to. myi2-2me :
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A GENTS WANTED FOR s"rHE SECRET
"A service, the Field, the Dungeon and the
escape, by ALnERT d. RICHARDSON, New
oEk tribune" Correspondent.
me most interesting and exciting book ev-
en- puDlIShed, embracing Mr.. RIchaITlson's UNI
Parllleled experience for four years; travelling
L.n,l[9ugh the South in the secret service OF the
iLlbune" Mt the outbreak of the war, with
our armies and fleets, both East and West,
during the first two years of tile Rebellion; his
thrlIlins capture; his confinement for 20
InonLllS IN seven different rebel prisons; his
escape and almost miraculous Journey by
night OF nearly 400 miles. 1t will abound in
Stirring events, and contain more OF the fact,
incident and romance of the war, than nny
other work yet published
especially returned and disabled o1Iicers and
soldiers in want of profitable employment,
VIII flnu 1t peculiarly adapted to their condi-
non. We have agents clearing $50 per month,
winch we Will prove 10 any doubting appli.
cant. Send for circulars. Address
JONES, BROS. & CO.,
n. F. corner Sixth ana Minor streets.
JeZZ.lnu&W" Philadelphia, Pa.
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Nichol3 rs Crawley In Circuit Court,
Reuben F. Hedges, ct. al. ! In ChSnoSry.
pY VIRTUE OF A DECREE IN THIS
y Is c9 TSse made on the 10th day OF Janunry,
a. y lSS5, this cause wns referred to one oftfe
ms Master of this Court to ascer-
tam tam and report the real estate which said de
i IsIiS Reuben r. Hedges, is possessed OF
ana entitled to, and the different liens there
aTe 9Pon ION, the same by decd other
WIS, anu the order and priority Of the same,
WIN u any other matters pertinent to the case
he himself may think Is proper. :. =
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
WHEELING, June 9TH, tS85.
,Notlce Is hereby given that have fixed on
Monday, the 10th day of July next, rs the
time, and my Law office, in the city OF Wheel
ing, as the place, when and where shall pro-
coed to inquire into and report on the several
matters In said decree referred to.
GIBSON j.. CRANNIER, q
ye| ...L. Commissioner.
BAR IRON. l.si ~
PAR 1RoN-Ronnd from BIG to in.
y square, :. to2H in.
Haifoval" Eto2 in:
Cut TO lengths for Tire.
Hoop, IL tO3in.
,it,i LoIn tH51ehn1sylTanin American, Wayne and
nov2G- -" Pc. HILDRETH & BRO.
- So Ainin street.
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TQ1Ok A MONTH!-AGENTS WANTFD
IOlND everywhere, to introduce the i'm
chine, the only low priced machine N the
country which is LiceRsed by Grover & Baker.
" neeIer q Wilson, Howe, Singer & Co, and
Bachelder. AH other machines now sold for
leSS than forty dollars each, are infrin0emelff.
and e the seller and user are liable 10 HTe and
uNPI5s2l9leEI Salary and expenses, or large
commission, allowed. illustrated cfrctiInTs
sent free; Address SHAW & CLARK.
InaS5-SmdGwa5 .BiddeforIl Name