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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02
SPLENDID LIST,

All of tie gUods in the above List will be sold, with
OUT reese walton, for One Dollar each. CerIhcates OF
ali the various articles are placed IN similar envelopes
aud sealed. These envelopes will be sent by mai, or
delivered az our Office, without regard To choice. On
receiving a Certificate you will see what article 10 rep.
reaenis, and II IL optional With JOu to send one d OliaI
and receive the article or not.
In all Transactions by matt we shall charge soT for
Forwarding the CeTtlhcates paying postage, and doing
the BUSINESS, IS cents each. Five Certificates Will be
sent for ST; Eleven.fOr 81; Thirty for SO; Sixty-ave
for so and One hundred for $I5.
CORRESPONDENTS may rely upon a quick and
prompt answer 10 their orders. Our business is cUn-
Quoted upon liberal. honest, STRAIGHTFORWARD principle.
and we guarantee satisfaction ia ali cases. Orr pat
ronS may always depend upon having their orders faith
fully and pBuctnally %supptied. IN no case Will cores
pOndents be neglected.
HCCrrespOndeEts sbOuiGbe careful to write their
signatures plain, and give their Post Ofice, COun.y. and
Stale. A0dress. GED BB&ERIT q CO,
2z9 BrJSa~dy, New York.
y Having had business relations with the above
gentlemen. / take pleasure 10 saying that they are
honorable. upright men, aI5 perfoTul ala prumi sin
aud the JeWeiTy i nave seen from fheap Is 3Gugue.a ami
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02
CUTTINGS
BEndled and delivered at the above places, a.
soon as the Leaves fall.


II =G.
t R. FTSHER. .sroWnvI4le, j. Agent for Nemahz
and east half OF Richardson 6funties.
CURTIS & BEAVER, Wee City, are Agents for
Pawnee and west haif OF Ricbs ,isOn Counties.
REF AIR. T1NKHAMB Beatrice, j. Agent for Gage
and Jones Counties.
!. H. BUTLER, Austin Agent for Clay and Saline
Counties.
Beware Of Willow Peddlers.
We learn that many swamps ot comDe ulow have
been cleaned up, andsfbe Cuttings SOTO Far y willow.
We get our Willow Of AMUEL " IDS, Of La
Noble, illinois, a responsible Nursery ulaa.
GOAL OIL, best quslify claIiaed Carbon oil LauV
ahiRnsy5 and y ioks. th@
FL4UgHLIE , EYI'E.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02
To COnsumptIVes.

Consnmptiye sufferers will receive a Valuabis pre-
seriptiop Tor the cure Of Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, and all thrOat and Lung affections
free It charge by sending her address to
Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON,
Kings Co.
New YORK.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02
The DAILYDENVB
Special TELEa9AFR R

1M0ll
Shall no; o. exeeIlpd by any Easr
We have Improved our -arrsugsusay IA
SPECIAL TELEGRAPH Rg
From Washington, IRON the Lover N
srum the Missouri and Illinois G.
will be published IN addition b Jas
ARMY CORRESFUN Ext
And our usual quantity Of Genenl ys.
We request al POstmasters and inss
Agents. 3 rt l..
Send for specimen numbers q be Pa
Prospectus foi distributiin, rad they will
" forwarded.
Send a. many names as possible isCh
their papers sent to ODe addrsss-ths
the Postmaster or the gottsg up Of the Gu
I. Is not required that al the aysi
shall BE- sent to-ene Post Office me l1zs
sent to different Offices, and addIb0nsal
a any tim
The following are 4 rates Cor the ya
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
Sail Subscribs=s-one year
Price 20 News Dealers 81
TRI.WEEKIY DEMOC2II.
Mail Subscribsrs-Uns year
EEKLY DEMuCRAT
Single Copiss-One year
Three Copies
Five Copies
Ten Copies
Any larger Club than ten viii BE- shFr.
rate Of - dollar and n half per cosy.
The above rates for all Nail SEtE
payable in advance
Orders not accompanied with tho Hg1
3eive uo attention.
An papers Of either edition will Be tr1
at the end Of the tiEDe Paid Tor.
MeTEE. FISHBACK & GO. P-st
Al aud Il Locust street, y bu
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02
DyseH'ery, DinrrhGa, Relax, WOI

From Or. y. G.. Green, Of Chicago.
YOur lis have had a long tiial in m practice,
and / hold them in esteem as one of the best aperi-
ents ] lave ever found. Their Alternative effect upon
tie liver makes them an excellent remedy, when
given III small doses Tor bilious d~ySenteTy and 6iGr-
Th0d. Their sugar-cOGting makes them very Gc-
eeptab'e aud convenient for tile use OF women aud
children.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02
DFPARTMENT or THE INTERIoR, !

Washington, d. c, dh FEB. I656 !.
SIR: / have used your Pills in my general and
hos pital practice ever stree YOU made them, and
caLLOt hesitate TO say they are the best cathartic
we employ. Their regulating action on the liver is
quick AID decided. Consequently they are an ad=
milab!e remedy tor dera,igements of that organ.
Indeed. ] have seldom 10ULd a case Of Bilious dis
case so obshnare that it did not readily Weld 10
them. ETateI Lady yours, ALONZO BALL.M d.,
J,-...v - IN, FTyr1ta T.sutg1T
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02
Dy.pcp.in, Erpuritr OF lac Blood.
From Reg ;. y. A.mes. Pastor Of AdceH' Church

Boston.
DR.. AYE / have used your Pills with extra
ordinary success il my family and among fhOse / am
called to visit IN distress. To regulate tile organs OF
digestion AID purity the / COG. they are the very
best remedy / have ever known. AID / can cOAh-
deLtly recommend them ia my friends.
Yours. i V HINES.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02
Al ILAUGHLIy & SWAPS

H%ULTJvArORs, ScytneI, Grades, Rskes, HOss,
- Spades, ShUYeis, etc, &c,
At MeLaRghlin 3 Swans.
RROOMS Blackiug brushes. S;rubbing brushes
Paper, &c, Sc,
McLAUGHLIN & S,gAN's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-02

AAA0a
Are YOU sick, feeble, and
complaining? Are you out
OF order. with your system
deranced, and YOUR feelings
uncomfortable! These : mp
toms are often the prelude
10 serious illness. Some fit
OF sickness IL creeping upon
Yor. sd should Dc averted
b . timely Use of the right
remedy. Take Ayers Ills,
ard cleanse out TIE dkor-
dered humOrs punt the
b.uOd, aud let tie fluids
move on unOhstructed in
health again. They PtImu-
late the functions Of the
bodv into vigorous activity,
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-14
Board.

DLEASANT suits of Rooms, furnished or un.
IL fnrnis he'd, with or without board, at II Free ct
Respec able transient boar .ers accommodated.
apl0dlw"
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-14
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

Rcjoicings In Shernaasvs army over the Fall
aud Eisescare JssbiIant-Suferings at Nesc-
bern.
GoLDsBoRo, April 6.
The capture Of Richmond aud the great vic
tory of Gen. Grant was telegraphed here this
morning from NeR'bern, and the Joy and en-
thusiasm of Sherman's army was beyond DIES
cription. The Union citizens at Raleigh also
celebrated the event in spite of the rebels, who
are now powerless to prevent such loyal man
ilestations of Joy, which refugees say are also
being openly displayed in different parts of
the State. Here as at Newborn and at other
points in the department bells were rung and
guns fred.
s Carl Shurtz has just arrived at Newbern and
is rumored to be on his way to Raleigh.
No movement for the return of North Caro-
lima to the Union will probably be made until
Raleigh is occupied by our troops, though it is
now the general desire of the people through
out the State. E
A portion of Gen. Sherman's army was un-
der orders to move prior to the reception of
the news that Richmond was captured.
Some curious cattle of African breed, i'm
ported by Gen. Wade Hampton, consisting of
a bull, COW and calf, was captured on his plan
tation near Columbia, S. c., and brought here
and delivered over to Gen. Meigs, who for
warded them to New York to be placed in
Central Park.
On the same plantation was captured a band
of minstrels, consisting of thirteen slaves,
among whom are two white brothers, all of
whom now travel with Gen. Logan, their de-
liverer, for the amusement of himself and
friends.
The delay in reopening the port of Newbern
causes much anxiety here. All avenues from
Beaufort to Newburn are still used exclusive
ly for public service, and not pound of food
can go to the relief of the inhabitants until
that port is reopened, for which its authorities
applied over year ago.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-14
Drafting Commenced.

Drafting commenced yesterday at The Oh
fee OF the Provost Marshal. The first sub.
district taken was the town OF
BALDWIN.
The deficiency in this town was seven.-
Fifty-fve names were placed in the wheel
from which fourteen were drawn, in the fol
lowing order.
Henry B. Flint, Alpheus Virgins, Daniel
w. Rounds, Samuel Fl. Clark, Sylvanus
Bachelor, VIM. S. Benton, Nathaniel S.
Benton; Josiah Milliken, Hiram B. Spencer,
Jacob York, Willard Mansfield, Daniel Bur-
nell, John G. ButterHeld, Joshua York.
sEBAGo.
This town was next taken. Forty SIX
names were deposited in the wheel, from
which fourteen were drawn-the deficiency
being seven. The names drawn were as fol-
lows:
Edmund Decker, Edwin L. Poor, Benz. +.
Mcdonald, Simon Davis, Samuel I. Bickford,
Peter W. Sawyer, Levi B. Shaw, George W.
McKenney, James P. Crawford, Abram j.
Ward. Freeman Pickett, William C. Poor,
Stephen Il. Perry, William L. Davis.
Five men were sent to camp yesterday from
the Provost Marshaps office, and were credit
ed one each to the towns q Acton, Baldwin,
Sanford, Standlsh and Wells.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-14
General Orders.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF U. S.,

hhAOQUAhIEhS ARMY OF u. D.,
In the field, Va, April IL.
Special Order No. 74-Second paragraph
ofSpecial Orders No. 4s of date March 1OGh,
1865, from these headquarters, suspending
trade operations within the State OF Virginia,
except that portion known as Eastern Shore,
and the States of North Carolina and South
Carolina, and that portion OF the State of
Georgia Immediately bordering on the Allan
tic, including the city OF Savannah, until fur
Their orders, is hereby revoked by command of
Lieut.. Gen. Grant. T. S. bowers,
Assistant Adjutant General.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE JAMES,
Richmond, Va, April IL.
General Order No. 26.--Protection is here
by extended to all churches and places of pub
lie worship; religious services may be contin-
ued without interruption as in times OF pro
found peace. This protection must not, how
ever, be perverted for utterance in any form
ofworship of reasonable sentiments or express
sions. When thus perverted it will be with
drawn. In all churches where prayer hereto
fore has been offered for the so called Presi-
dent of the Confederate States, a similar mark
of respect is hereby ordered to be paid to the
President of the United States. By command
of Gen. Weitzel. ~
We learned yesterday on good authority
that Gen. VIM. Ell. F. Lee was not killed as re-
ported. His family here learn that he is un-
harmed 5000
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-14
From W0shin0tOal.

WASHINGTON, April IS.
The Richmond Wing, commenting on the
address to the people of Virginia. says it is
understood that the invitation has been put
forth in pursuance of the plan of proce eding
assented TO by President Lincoln. At all
events it will be hailed by the great body OF
the people of Virginia as the first steps to-
wards a reinstatement OF the Old Dominion ia
the Union.
Mrs. Robert E. Lee is in good health, as she
has been for IL months past, and the stories OF
her serious indispositlon are all gossip.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant arrived in this city this
afternoon, accompanied by his Chief of Staff
Col. Gambel, commanding the Union forces
at Fairfax Station, received message from
Mosby, in which the latter says he does not
care about Lees surrender, and that he is de-
termined to fight SO long as he has man left,
1t is stated that Gen. Lee has obtained per-
mission to visit Weldon, N. @.
The reported capture of Selma and Forests
entire rebel force,is according to the National
Republican, now considered by Gen. Thomas
reliable.
The State Department has promulgated the
following:
Formal notice of the termination of the
Reciprocity treaty, given by Adams to the
British government on the 18th of March aud
ITS receipt was duly acknowledged that day.
Therefore in accordance with stipulations con-
tanned in said treaty, it will expire in twelve
months from that date-viz., on The 18th of
March, 1866.
1t is believed no official information has yet
been received in regard to firing by the Lisbon
forts on the United States vessels Niagara and
Sacramento. This event may be regarded
as fresh illustration of the complications in
evitable in case of the continuance of the police
of foreign powers In regard to our ships of war,
against which the proclamation Of yesterday
SO emphatically protests. There is reason to
anticipate that the effect of that proclamation
will be to restore our vessels hereafter to the
enjoyment of the customary rights and hospit-
allties in foreign ports; and, in the mean time,
this occurrence s not likely to pass without
such action on the part of our government as
the facts, when ascertained, shall be found to
demand
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-14
How do Spectators get the News2

The Washington correspondent of the
Springfield Republican says:
There is one very strange thing and can
not account for it. cannot understand how
the spectators get the news from the war de-
partment first. Perhaps the allegation is al
together false, but every intelligent person in
Washington and New York has been surprised
and astoundedto see how certain parties have
got hold OF news of the utmost importance
some time before it is published. The first
that one knows is whisper. "Mr. r
has good news, and he has sold 100000
shortp Three hours after Stanton's bulletin
is out and curious people ask-"How did F.
get his news?" Nobody supposes for one
moment he connives at any rascality in his de-
partment There is just one charge that I
have never heard made against him, and that
is of dishonesty. We often talk of "honest
old Abe but to please his friends he some
times does some very queer things. There is
no lack of faVoritism In the president, but he
is not Intentionally dishonest ever. But Mr..
Stanton is not so good-natured as Mr.. Lincoln,
and consequently stands firm sometimes when
the president grants favor to friend that
he should not grant. But bow does this news
get out from the war department? would
like TO see it answered honestly, III can be.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-14
BY TELEGRAPH
An Important Document address to the
People of VirginiG.

An Important Document address TO me
People of VtrgintG.
BALTIMORE, April IL.
The Richmond Wing OF yesterday, contains
the following important document;
To the PeoDLe of VirginiG:-The under
signed me mbers OF the LeglstuIe OF the otate
OF Virginia. in connec ion with number of
citizens of the State, whose names are attached
to this paper in view OF the evacuation Of
Richmond by the Confederate government,
and its occupation by the military authorities
of the United States; the surrender OF the
army of Northern Virginia. and the suspen.
sion of jurisdiction OF the civil power of the
State, are of the opinion that an immediate
meeting of the General Assembly of the State
is called for by the exigencies of our situation.
The consent of the military authorities of
the United States to session of the Legisla
ture in Richmond, in connection with the
Governor and Lieut.. Governor, to their free
elaboration upon public affairs, and to the
ingress and departure of all its members under
safe conduct, has been obtained. The United
States authorities will afford transportation
from any point under their control, to any of
the persons before mentioned.
The matters to be submitted to the Leoisla
ture, are restoration of peace to Virginia. and
adjustment ofquestions involving life, liberty
and property that have arisen in the Stat
as a consequence of war. We therefore
earnestly request the Governor, Lieut. Gov
ernor and members of the Legislature to re-
pair-to this city by the 25th of April.
We understand that full protection to per-
sons'and property will be afforded in the State
and We recommend to peaceful citizens to re-
main at home, and pursue their usual avoca-
tons, with confidence, they will not be inter-
rupted. We earnestly solicit the attendance
in Richmond on or before the 25th of April, of
the following persons. citizens of Virginia to
confer with US as to the best means of restor-
ing peace to the State-we have procured
safe conduct from the military authorities Of
the United States for them to enter the city
and depart without molestation-Hon. R. M.
7. Hupter, A. 7. Carpenter, VIM. c. Riyes.
John Letcher, A. FL. Fl. Stuart, r. s. Monta-
que, Fayette Mullen, j. P. Hocombe, Alex,
Rives, B. johnson, James Barbour, VIM. S
Goggin, J. B. Baldwin, Thos. S. G. Hods-
don, Helper Staples, S. D. Miller, Thos j.
Randolph. VIM. T. Early, r. A. Clay Brooks,
John G. Ritcher, VIM. II. Eppes, and those
other persons for whom passports have been
procured, and especially others whom we con-
slider it unnecessary to mention.
The above is signed by many members of
the Legislature, the late editors of the Rich
mond papers aud other prominent citizens,
and has the recommendation of Judge Camp
bell. Gen. Weitzel gave his approval for its
publication in the Wing, and in handful form.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-14
From. Richmond.

NEW YORK, April 10.
The Herald's Richmond correspondence
says influential citizens ale still at work in the
endeavor to get Virginia back into the Union,
on the best terms possible.
The majority of the Richmondites are bitter
against JEFF. Davis and the leaders Of the rebel
government; at least, the whites of Richmond,
are entirely dependent upon the government
and northern charities for their daily food, and
but for these they would starve. Twelve
thousand rations are issued to the destitute
dupes. The work of cleaning up the city, and
taking possession of mills, manufactures, and
rebel government abandoned property, is going
on vigorously, in which many negroes are EN-
ployed.
The amount of property secured is immense
Much secreted property has been discovered in
citizens dwellings, including vast quantities
of articles sent from friends in the North to
Union prisoners.
The remains of Col. Dahlgreen have been
found. and sent to Washington.
1t was reported that Gen. Lee arrived in
Richmond on Monday night, and proceeded
quietly to his residence. ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-14

ERw YoRK. April IL.
Cotton-steady; sales 800 bales; middling upland
at 34@35c.
Eo1r-sales6 800 bbls, State and Western dull and
d ciniug; State O0@8 co.; Round Hoop Ohio ~ g g
so; Western 00Gs Al; southern aciive sales z0vO
bbls at 00@lz co; Canada in moderate demand;
sales 600 bbls extra at 8 l0Gll050
Wheat-steady; sales 1900 bushels; Chicago
Spr ng 6l3 choice do IS, outfide price; Ambsr
Morgan 81.
CoFn-scar@ and ra her more s. ead7; sales 1900
bushels new mixed Western 30@1 35; new Yellow
1901 40.
Oats-frmer; Canada e3@s6c
Bee-less actiye sales 4VO bell plain at 81 IS
OPT 60.
Pork-quiet; sales 2lOO bbs new mess, at q ESQ
q 81; prIms "a t0@24 20
Lard-quiet steady ut I530l8,
butter-Quiet; Ohio 1922
Whiekey-heavy and | wer; sales $50 bbls Western
at 2 ID az Is, closing at inside price.
Rice-dull
Sugars-active md firmer; sales 1850 hhds; Porto
REQ Istct9l5; Muscoysdo 1l3@l5o.
Cofse-quiet.
Molasses-in demand sales 275 hhds Porto Rico at
65 17l; Barba oes 60c
Naval o es-frm
Cils-dul and heavy.
FrsigEtG to Iiverpcol-dull
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-14
WasAsn0sSn Correspondence.

New YORK, April ID.
The Commercials special Washington dis
patch says Mayor Mayo has been reinstated in
authority in Richmond so far as petty police
cases are concerned.
Gen. Grant is expected to reach Richmond
to-day and will soon visit Washington. e
Secretary Stanton anticipates there will be
no more serious fighting. His retirement
from the Cabinet on the declaration OF peace is
currently reported.
The Posts special Washington correspond
ence says information has been received at the
French Embassy of the dangerous illness of
the Emperor Napoleon.
The Posts special says although Secretary
seward suffered severely, he has been able TO
dictate his dispatches to our Ministers abroad.
In tnese dispatches he takes the ground that
the war is over and the rebellion crushed.
Seward also apprises foreign governments that
it is expected rebel pirates will no longer be
allowed to enter foreign ports.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-14
Municipal Court, April Is.

The liquors seized few days since on the
premises of VIM. Mayberry, were declared
forfeited to the city-no person appearing to
claim the same.
Mary Riley was brought up for assault and
battery on Clara A. Pike. The complainant
having acknowledged satisfaction in writing,
for the injury complained of, the respondent
was discharged on payment of costs. J. o.
DJnnell appeared for the State, and B. D. Yer
rill for the respondent.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-14

gR An exchange asks If the scarcity of cotton
account for our naval vessels having taken SO
many prizes in tour
~ A private race-course is about to be laid
out in Windsor Park, under the especial, patron
age of the Prince of Wales.
~ The time is not far distant, we trust, when
our Government will feel willing as well as able
to insist upon some amendments to what is
called "the law of nations,'' and will teach the
controlling powers across the water that we
have rights as well as they, and that they must
berespected.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-14
OFFICIAL ORDERS.
SUSPENSION OF DRAFTING AND RE.
CRUITiNG.
Reduction of Staff and Genera
Officers, dc.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,

WAX DEPARTMENT,
Washington, April IL, 1865.
To Maj. Gen. DiI:-The Department alter
mature consideration and consultation with
the Lieut.. General upon the results of the re-
cent campaigns, has come to the IL owing de
Examinations, which will be carried into effect
by appropriate orders to be Immediately is
sued:
First, To stop all drafting and recruiting in
the loyal States.
Second, To cnrtail purchases of arms am
munition,qualt rmastels and commissaIy sup
plies, and reduce the expenses of the military
establishments in its several branches.
Third. To reduce the number of general
and staff officers to the actual necessities Of
the service; forthwith to remove all military
restriction upon trade and commerce, so far
as may be consistent with public safety.
As soon as these measures can be put in
operation, it will be made known by public
orders.
(Signedl E. M. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-14

Rcjoicings In Shernnass's Army over the Fail
of Richmond Union Citizens In Raleigh
and EtsetcGre JabiIant-Suferings at Nesc-
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-14
seizure of Goods

NOTICE is sby given that the following de
IN scribed goods were seized at this Port, on ia,
Revenue Laws:
January Is IS Is. on boa-d team in tbis city, BIB
and h ilf BIB Mela ses February IA, 1865, on Com
mercia street, in this city, kegs Wins lFebrusr,
%, 81, on board Brig thomas Connor," one hat
Dbl, one keg aud one frk n Molasses. FEBRUARY 81
1856, on board Brig w. II. Parks" 460 lbs Suqal
in bags March g. 1866, on board Bark MARY G
Fox, 400 Cigsrs, 100 lbs Sugar and rs lbs Coffee
March l6, 1865, ON board 5. S. Peruvian, 8 keg.
Spiri g.
Any person or persons, claiming the same, are re
quested to appear and make such claim within min
ty days from the date hereof otherwise the said
goods will be disoosed of in acc Jrdance with the ACT
OF Congress approved April q, 1874
ISRAEL WASHBURN, Jr.,
March24, I865-d1asw Collector.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-14
PORTLAND ACADEMY

The Spring Term DiH Begin FED. 81.
'HiS S,hool is for both Misses and Masters, with
n out regard to age or a itainments
Fupls may be admitted any time in the term.
FOR further particulars apply TO
j. "A. HANSON,
febl3tf ~.t sTi C0ngressSt
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-14
Farm ar Auction.

w shall sell at Public Auction, on MonC ~
~ a. April i7th, a. 2 O'Clock, p NJ. on lhe pTemi
SUE ~, ~ valuable Fsrmin West Falmouth, know
a. .,ie nIee man arm. 1t contains over enc hun
80 sIIIes-sal.sbly divi10d into mowage, pastui
ase, image ana woodland. There are about TIRE
nunnrea Appie Trees, principally grated fruit. Thi
~ sllnoss on heiy nc osed by stone wall. Ther
eooa cellar, enty OF hard and soft wster, 900
barn 40 by Do feet, aud in good repair This proJ
erty backs On the lot in Fla mouth on which "A IL
monument Known as Blackstrap tie prospect froI
which is unsurpassed, ior br aGth YaIiety sno bea1
ty in this vicinity. Sale positive-titie clear. u,
particulars call on.
api7td HENRY BAILEY CO. Auct'rs