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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-30

NEW BooKSI
At b. s. r. Buffers Book and Nevspapey S,ors
42O Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Ttumpg, story Of Amsasan Life by @. w Ourfis
The Crossed Path by Wilkie Collins,
Harry Harson. by John T. Irving
The Attorney, by John T. Irving
The Constitution Of the United stAtss
Wild Life, by Capt. Mayns Reid,
Lille Of General Francis Marion.
Everybody's Lawyer.
Moral History Of Women
mias Gilberts Career
One of Them, by ChAa. Lsvar
Inc First False Step by Reynolds
me me woman IN White, by WIlkIe Collins
aawenty'hve different kinds Of Novels at lime eRtk
poai Ai We Magazines Daily and cweeky Newspars,
VsSias stationery and Fancy ArtIl les for ase in Es
apl3
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-30
JOHN McLEAR & SON,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,

No. III Market Street.
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
accurately drawn
PRoMIssoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED,
sTOChb AND LOANS OF all kinds bought and sold on
ommlsson In this city at the Brokers boards In Phia
dephai New York, other cities by means of corre
pondlnK brokers who are all iirms of high standing
NO EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged on stocks or
oAns purchased abroad the regular brokers commission
and our agents. ~
DRAFIs-We drAwo on PhiladelpbIA, Nav York or I,on
ton and procure drafts other American cities At the
lowest rates OF exchange 's' ~ 'Ho
fohElGN DhAPTs-We draw on Great Britain Ire
Aha uermany and every other country in Europe
On nouses OF undoubted standing In to suit our
ExoHANGE-Poreisn or Domsstle-bought and sold
at the most favorable rates allowed by the MARKET A
York. ''' SNssA' 'H 'o"
REAL EsrATE.-we attend to the purchase and sale
Of hea Estate In town country and respectfully invite
puenssers or sellers To give call. We rent houses
ton Of their rents.
OVLLkCrlONs-0ur correspondence enAblss us TO
feAeh any prominent point In America or In any foreign
country, through the most reliable chAnnels eur ae.
uee ior making collections therefore complete and
consequently persons ayang themselves OF them may be
onhdent that their business will be faithfully and
promptly attended TO- Our charges are aB low as are
made by any reliable parties.
IN every eAse where employed our aim 10 10 do
he post Tor the Interest 0 customers aud We solicit
ne patIt OF our friends and the public gener ally
ian JOHN MoLEAR SON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-30
Living Home for Sa1anr+nr-anna
Wharf Property for Sale

A excellent.Wharf property In the city of Wilmin..
n ton, Delr with 2bO feet the creek eontalnine
neMeen No anu three acres Of land on which h vs
TkNRMRNTs. 1t is near the Railroad and adiolna w,
extensive Ship yard OF John X Krkman 4 "a 1hs
water along 10 the best In Wilmington. and bSs basn
used for ship yard and Coal yard For Ain ward or
Rolling Mill O. manufacturing purposes ii is unsuT.
Apply to wM. McOAULLFv Aco
noFio-u COS Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-30
GROCERIES,.

which he Is selling ut the N'''''
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Housekeepers requested to call and exAmIns bI.
soek Of so9ds The subscriber having been engaged In
several years feels confident that by strict attention 10
business he will give entire satisfaction to all who may
febS 6m. JAMES N. JONES.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-30
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OUR MARTYRED PRESIDENT

NUTloh.-ln consequence Of the unparalleled and In
sleAsns demand for my very popular portrait sfonr
iAmented PRESIDENT am compelled 10 Announea 70 Nv
ana ne pubic generally, that have increased IN
TWO DOLLARS PER COPY.
NY PRESSES are running day and night hut am uuab,a h,
while the plate Is in good condition. must do 20
This portrait is engraved STEEL In the highsst ,
OF art l0xl4 inches and Ia printed plate pnnsr io
Inches, and is'embelishsd with elegant and t.s.
border. II Is from Bradys imperial photograph ma n
acknowledged to be the finest portrait OF the Great ms
parted both work Of art and in point Of ACCURACY
ssnt free ofchArgs, on receipt Of the price, By
Apr2sh No. IS Franklin 81 New YorE 1itv
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-30

VIM. H. BILLANY & CO.,
8. e. Cor. of Second L. MarLe1 s.s
WILMINGTON DEL,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
FANCY AND BUILDING
HARDWARE,
Table and Pocket Cutlerv
and soPs SAIs s%sa STas gdETs nj sssGFs Esaon
sSa Bait Hinges, Screws, Taekss sBradu PAfNT3. OILS
ulass anu futty' with general assortment Of
LIS,
s0'h as riAPss So Saws AEss Oe naiehes chlss 4s
J. M sHEFFIELD's
celebrated Ship Carpenters Axes
Adzes and Chisels,
Co0per's Drawing Knives.
' RUBBER, @IeaffSS @Ieaf SSSSIHpsnEls HsTEINydU NydULoANIzED
Sheet and Round Packing. Go.La..
60. So. 40 NoSAoSs'
And WHEELER a wILsoNa
UnrlVaIled Sewing Machinea-
Jan. a.iv
National Phosphate Of Lime
National Super Phosphate of Lime.
National Super Phosphate Of Lime.
THE BEST FERTILIZER IN THE MARKFr
Pure in quality,
speedy IN its action and durable in effect
Ies Send J0T a PAMPHLET and knoio all
JAMES II. STEVENSON.
OFFICE OF THR NATIONAL COAL OIL AND CHEN
loAL AGRICULTURAL WORKS. No. ls2 SOUTH
SECOND STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
N NATI9NAL lLLUAIFATING OIL, equal to the bsst
"- auge-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-30
Children 70 Inaon4.-

ROYs AND GIRLS from three to thirteen ye,ra of aga
70 be placed with suitable persons In the country
Apply a q, the HOME FOR FRIENDLRss CHILDREN
z April L. i664fg -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-30
STATE or DELAWARE

STATE OF DELAWARE
..-... -. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
State Of Delaware, do hereby certify that the aboya nd
foregoing is correct and truo copy Of the Ae ent,d
San act to amend the niney-ninth Chapter Of ths r.
vised Clde" passed At Dover, March III 1861 ihs ri
ginal (which Is on file In this Department. W.
In testimony whereof have herennto sat M
H. hand and official seal, at Dover ma t,vents s
t"Fl seventh day Of April, In the year Of our Ioy5
one thousand eight hundred aud fixty.dye- -'''u
GUSTS W. WRIGHT
mayz-lm Secretary of State
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-30
M. A. JONES'
Celebrated Ne Plus Ultra
sKIRsT AND CORsETs.

GOLD only al NO. II NORTH sTH STREET PHILk
y DELpHIA. (0vsr PArtridges Trimming store)
R Al kinds warranted and Kept in order six months
free Of charge feb3.Iy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-30
For Rent.

three sored brick building suitable for grocery in
a central situation.
Also large house and from ten to III ireen Of
land suAbl for trucking for keeping aud hogs
Apply to WIN. MoCAULLEY CO.,
COG Market Street,
wilmington Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-30
Law Co-Partnerahin

THB undersigned have entered INTO Partnersbip unds
4 the name and style OF BRADFORD a HIa0iNs in
the practice OF Law except in where the United
States or State Of Delaware are parties
They will pracce In all the Courts Of this State and Of
the United States for the Delaware District
All business entrusted to their charge will receive
prompt attention.
EDWARD @. BRADFORD.
ANTHONY HIGGINS
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-02-11

LIN the recent battle With the Indians
At Julesburg, Col. Summers of the 7,h
Iowa Cavalry, shot . prominent Indian
Chizf and bore Of his equipments.
The Guthrie county Necs states that
young child was found buried in box a
few miles west Of Panora, = few days ago.
No particulars given.
An Express "turn.out tumbled
through the ice Of the river at Burlingt on,
throwing out several passengers, and send
ing safe containing 100000 to the bot.
tom. Passengers and horses were res
cued Driver sayed, and other yaluaL!es
fished up ftom the Vastly deep. We CLEAN
from the HaukEye.
Prof I. s. Parvin delivered highly
interesting lecture on pioneers to an Iowa
City audience few evenings since, Mr.
Psryin ,s, par excellence. the Historian
Of Iowa
CLARK McAllister, Of Clinton, was re.
Gently arrested, char ged with the seduction
of two young women! He subsequently
escaped from custody. So says the Lyons
Mirror ~-..: .-.-~~-
Mrs. Ridgway's house in Leon was
entered BY thieves the other night, and
everything in the ea.able line stolen. She
is war widow, and tho loss falls heavily
on her. We CLEAN from the Leon Ncvs
Tho Burlington Hark' Eye says there
has been ~ awful thinning out Of dogs il
that city since the sausage season com.
menced "@@
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-02-11
Brick Pomeroy On Bailer.

Since Ben. Butler has been dismissed
from the service almost every newsrape
in the land has been kicking and cutting
him, not = bit harder however than he de-.
serves. The following from the Lacrosse
Democrat, written ~ will be seen, before
his dismissal. il abou, the most complete
! tseoargiog OF the wretch which has ye. fal-.
len under our notice. We give it as
specimen Of that kind of thing, which, in
our estimation, is uuequal!ed:
The brilliancy of Sherman's rapid
iipsed by the ignoble failure OF our forces
to take Fort Fisher or gain possession Of
Wilmington. We prophesied the future
when it was known that Butler, the bIear
eyed Beast, 1--WE thiak too much Of horse
to call him Il brute was to command the
land forces Of the expedition which sailed
in five grand divisions, aud which was 10
astouish the world How tue pulse OF the
nation beat faster as it was heraded over
the land that a hundred shi ps aid twenty
Line monster gunboats had started on
great mi<sion-lLe capture Of Wilmington.
Porter did his duty. So did the gallant
WeiIzel.
But Butler Tie b'under;ng Beast, failed
as usual. What he is X, p, in command
for is more than our limited thought can
:a,hon. A drunken bail room manager
knows more Of military than he. There is
. not State prison ia the world but has IN
it better, biayer, and more honest men
than he. There ntver was o plmp but
was more honorable.
There never was a thief but was more
noble minded. There never was greater
disgrace to q na;ion than he KEEP. in place.
! lie never won battle. He never yet told
the truth when lie could be invented,
even at treble the cost. He never saw
lady be did not insult, unless she was
dead. He never earned dollar if it could
be had by stealing. He never led his
troops except Gu retreat. lie never
has made other than black mark on the
page Of history, and why it is that he has
been continued in command, and SO many
better men have Leen shelved, il more
than we can tell.
A liar, robber. plunderer, murderer, in.
sulter OF women, burglar. traitor at heart.
coward oy nature. snlLuleT OT euucatiOn,
thief by instinct, tyrant from promotion, u
tiend by universal admission, it is no won.
der cur cause fui S when led by such crea-
tures as abo!itionism.
AS usual he has blundered The ladies'
Of Wilmington owe their brave defenders
volumes of thanks, and God be praised,
that through His merc'fu. in;erpostion
our nation is saved another chapter Of
, disgraceful vilIiany at the hand Of this
Beas, Ben Butler Had he entered Will
mins,on be would have stolen even the
wigs from corpses-'he under clothing
from dry wenches--the dangerreotypes
from grave s:ones-,he medicine from
dying infants linen from children vet
without be.ng-the Word .: God from he
sacred desk-tAe rations from our own
hospitals shrouds from our own SOL
! diers-,he prayers from dying sinners
and the sacrament cup from churches bat
what he would have added to bis collection
of stolen goods. And he would have dis
emboweled dead soldiers and sent their
corpses north. as he has done before, filled
with silver ware.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-02-11
BUSINESS CARDS.
uEoEaEssAlk. JoHAP ALLIsoh
Banking & Agency OGce
WEARE & A LL1SON,
Cor. Sd aud Pearl Sts.,
StOux city .....'Io ow

ToLLECTIoNS made nd remitted at current
- rates of exchange; Bills Of Exchange, uneur-
rent Money aud Coin Bought aud sold Deposits re-
csiEed and Money Invested; Draftafor sale ou any
oouat.'y in Europe.
age BY fire.
Par ies.lar attention given to the paymen 0
Taxes in any county In Iowa.
Real Estate boasat and sold Land Warrant Il
ocated.
We 'efer TO he following parties with whom Q
have dore bus ine-s:-
rs;s Bank, New York;
u. il. Arnold rres't Mercantile Bank NY.
Nassrs. knanth, Naehod kuhue. Bankers. n.
Mss.rs. Chas .Cnmblos 4 CO., Bankers, Phil.
Hessrs. c!ark Bros. 4 TO-, Bankers st. Louis.
Gen, II. Harding, Of Union Bank st Louis.
+. G. Adams, Banker, Chicago.
W. + .Cooibau-h Co.. Bankers, Chicago.
II. Partridge, Esq., Ranker, Seneca Falls N. y.
G, W. Norton, E@l. President southern Dank Of
Kentucky, Kisseilsiile. .ky.
3 A. Fletcher, Banker, indianapolis. j Indiana.
Avn. Wm. Mon goaaery. Washington, Pa.
r. II. Walker, Esa. Salem. New York.
Nfessrs II. Markell Co, Bankers, Dubuque.
Louis 4. .Macklot, Banker Davenport mr62
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-02-11

Sic 90 per month for clothing to keep me
from freezing aud appear respectfully clad
1.-THE latter a secondary considera'ion,)
when it should have been cheerfuIly issued
to me BY my dear old Uncle; aud then 60
to Jail to boot! Ugh!
cannot leave the subject without re-
turning my sincere thanks 10 Mr.. T. !.
Kinkaid for the necessary "kivering"
which was denied me by my employer s
agents. 1t may be u mystery to some how
he became so reckless as to sell so large q
bill of goods to ''feler' with such della.
pidated boots and trowsers, and that's the
mystery.-he and know.
But he was no. the only one who did
me good service. J." D. Farmer. Esq
oh, l.. D. how could you be SO reckless as
to open your purse TO me when it Was un.
certain whether the paymaster would be
here or in heaven? There's another
my stery, and you and know wha: it is -
My old friend Farmer, if dou't meet
you in Heaven it will lie for the reason
that AN compelled to 60 on another ex-
pedi,ion and get killed and scalped by
the Indians, and my friends residing in
that happy hunting ground fail to re.
cognize me!
will close by saying, that the Blue
Eagle" is not so bad place after all. 1t
is ''snug' aud warm. 1t is close without
being oppressive, and up one side and
down the other, have been in closer
quarters. have faced rebel shell aud
bullets, aud felt them too while running
mile through cross fire of sharp shoot.
ers with the "Juhnny's' yelling like
hounds in the rear, and grape and can.
lister falling in showers, and al! that "sort
Of thing )" have seen the time would
have been glad to have been taken to
Jail | would indeed.
| have pro.racted these "remarks' far
beyond what intended to have done on
the start, and several" times farther than
| thought had the capacity" Of dong,
aud will quit by reminding you that
remain yours as irm as the "old sand
s:one." MAJOR JONES'
=. 81 have closed without saying a
word about the boys tha. leave behind
Broxton and Hambln who it is said d.ser-
ted from the Is. U. s. on its way up
but which / don't believe. The time
have spent with them / never will regret,
even if i. was in Jail, for suppose that
we three have seen more real service than
the. whole battalion put together, officers
aid all, and more than they ever will see.
am no. without my suspicious, and have
very good reasons for believing that
Hamblin is The ''chap" ,ha, tucked tie
lead to me at Shiloh. And wont miss
Broxton's laugh as be records the thrilling
scenes Of q three years soldering in the
rebel army? Boys, | like you because you
were SO good to the. Keep smoo.he up
per lip, and never say die as long Is your
heads are on your shoulder. Pat, advise
to remain where he is until he has orders
to leave, and the other young man ad-
wise TO join the navy. MAJOR.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-02-11
The REaisrER is issued every
8 at urd ay Morning,
From tire publication Office on Pcari street.
Terms OF Sub sc rtption /:
Rates or Adv ertising i.

All transient ad ert scmsnts must be paid for
In advance. This ru le will not be va led from.
Undcr the present system, the advertiser pays
mu Ia for the space he occupies, the changes
the change being chargeable with the compost
ton only, at the rate of twenty cents ler square.
This plan Is row generally adopted.
The privilege OF y~arly advertisers ia strictly
limited to their own immediate and regular bust.
ness, and the business OF an advertising firm IL
hot considered ~ including that OF les indi idaal
members.
All CO partnership notices, wants, removals,
houses let, etc, to Do charged extra at regular
prices.
Advertisements ordered ont before the time fos
which they may be contracted to be published ex
plres will be charged at the rates set forth in the
schedule oil prices.
Written notice Ia required Of an iLtention 10
withdraw an advertisement.
One dollar viii lie charged for the insertion Of
marriage announcements Simple notices of deaths
will b.. inserted gratis, but obituaries will be
charged per square.
Job Printing,
Executed speedily and in the best style. Gnr faci-
lities for doing dob Printing are not surpassed in
Western Iowa The cash wi be exp. cied when
the work Is delivered
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-02-11
JAMES HUTCHIN'S
EMPORIUM OF FASHION

AFR. II. Respectfully announces to the citizens
vi Of sioux City aud vieiaity, that he has just
received Il ne selection Of
CASSIMERES & BR0ADCLOTHS,
Wilt. AND Also A FINE LOT or
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-02-11

The telegraph line westward from
Dubuque has reached Waver!y, Bremen
county. The 6rst dispatch went over the
lines on Tuesday last. So says The pu>
buque Times.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-02-11

An lrishman cousht hornet in his
hand but dropped it aud exclaimed: BE
jabbers what kind Of teeth do your birds
have in Amerky
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-02-11

~ vish,' said = son Of Erin, IL could
fnd ,hs place whore men don't die, that
might 80 and end my days there
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-02-11

What right have raiders in New York
asks every one. Why, every right is 10.
this Dir.his land? Generally speaking,
we think i, il.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-02-11
Decidedly Cool.

A lady. who had a somewhat Bacchana.
Ian Spouse, resolved to frigh,en him into
temperance. She therefore engaged a
watchman for stipulated reward to carry
" Ph!lanaer' to the watch house, while
yet in state Of insensibli,y, and to
iri2h,en him little when he recovered.
In consequence of this arrangement he
awoke about eleven O'Clock, and found
himself Oh his elbow. He looked around
un,i. his eyes rested On a man sitting by
a stove and smoking cigar
Where am 2 asked Philander
In medical college, said the cigar
smoker.
What doing there %
Going to be Gu, up"
"Cut up--how comes ,hat?
why. you died yesterday while drunk,
and we have bought your carcass any how
from your y lie, who had vigh, to sell il,
for it's all the good she could ever make
out Of You. If you are not dead, it's no
fault Of The doctors. aad they'll Gu. you
up. dead or alive"
" You will do it, ea:" asked the cot.
To be sure We x.!l--new-imnedia
w. was the resoia,e answer.
Na'l--look O here. can't you let us
have something to drink before you begin.'
Tnou SHALT NOT SrEAL-A story il
told If doctor living in the north pars
Of town. The doctor kept missing his
wood and set watch. As he expected it
proved to the work of shif,less neishbor,
not guilty Of labor, who soon appeared,
and carefully calhng out all dry wood,
started Off with an armful The doctor
hastily gathe,d up All arm(ul of green
and followed, tusgng as fast as be could.
and just as the man threw down bis arm.
full, the doctor threw his, saying: "There,
YOU must burn green wood part ot the
time-I have tor
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-02-11

-- The Force Of Education. Nothing
was 80 much dreaded in our schoolboy
Gays rs to be punished by sitting between
two girls. Alb, the force OF education -
In after years, we learn to submit to such
things without shedding a tear.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-02-11

Mrs. partiugton had just returned from
shopping trip. As she seated herself on
low stool to readjust her CATERS, some.
what d'sordered by her morning walk, she
'enaer'y asked Ike profoundly immersed
Ia a biz book what he was reading. -
History replied Ike, without raising
his eyes from :he volume. What his;o.
ry?' continued the old LADY. with smile
Of affectionate interest, "E,ropeao,' Ike
responded rather tar,ly. mo such thing"
returned the row indignan. and surprise d
dame, "I'n only tying my shoe.'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-11
DAVENPORT. IOWA. sATURDA4, ,fFEBRUARY IL, 1866.

II Ixl(suaaaAn.-Ths fblloring .aSsstin
~ ~ WtitaSa b. : tissR u edf dep1rl
= lItsnd aad fsllow-csaltsman, 4 ". Bu1
Drss, who died in this city in Ny last, q
Itsa family and kindssd;
mn DROTMER,O GRAVE.
Tve brea1hed no sieh, I've shed no teas.
Where brother tskse his rest:
I've never kselt upon the sod
That ~ eesvs his breast ~
he sleeps sfar from ehildhood's hone,
1id stranger gravss--slons
And they Who paes th9 ioWly sound,
Repeat the eword-"CxKxowx"
Unknown 10 them the mothers hopes,
That centered once in him;
Unknoun 10 them the sisters lsve,
Not death itself can dun!
o cold we but have closed his eyes,
Received his parting breath;
And heare him speak one kind goodbye
Before he slept II death
would have been pleasure sad,
To treasure up the scene;
A painful lesson fraught with good,
fw nsnory' : hand - tisan.
We esusos place oBs aowery wreath,
Embsfmed in sorrow's tear,
70 breathe its last, sweet fragrance out
Above the lost IN dear!
Yet will the moonlight, soft and pure,
His couch with besuty lave;
And angels from their starry homes,
Keep watch Ger brothers grave.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-11

We are pleased to direct the attention Of
our readers, to the advertisement Of "A. j.
Rankin's Extract Buchu, the numerous ar.
ticles offered for the diseases to which hu-
man nature is subject have with some few
exceptions proven utterly worthless, and
when ~e find an article Of intrinsic worth
introduced among US. We feel inclined 70
give it kindly greeting. Rankin's Extract
Buchu is prepared scientifically, is not con.
sidered Patent Medicine in the East where
it is used both in Regular and Domestic
Practice for Diseases Of the Bladder and
Kidneys with the most gratifying results.
Were We to Judge Of the preparation from
the success that has attended it in point Of
large sales we could not speak too highly,
we are told three years ago, Mr.. Rankin pre-
pared it for his customers ~ they required
it, never larger proportions than pint bot
tie, and now at his laboratory he sends out
monthly twelve thousand dozen. Read hii
advertisement. Cut it out and 60 to your
Druggist, ask for Rankins Buchu. Prizes
$1.0O, none 20 good and none % low in
price.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-11

Busmfss.-Our streets were crowded
with farmers' wagons to-day, and the stores
were threnged with customer. Trade,
which has been rather duh since the Holi-
days, is psrcepdbly rsviving.
Merchants are going East to lay in heavy
stocks Of goods for the spring and summer
tzsds. Several have sone already. The
gsnsfal opinion among business men ssena
T. Be that there will Be as heavy, and pzoba,
bly, heavier trade in this city during The
season Of 1895 than there has ben during
any previous season. -
Eastern hoesss srs ssndipg ont their
dtuuners by the Wholesale, and sesn Dc.
tessbinsd - push things with grsat aetiv.
ity.