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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-29

shsnauasah lad 'arrived ID the Mensy and
had been delivered to the authorities. Her
comHiander, Waddell, states that the first
information he received Of the close Of the
war was on the s0th u ASgust.
Lord Russell has been Installed Is Pre-
mier, and Lord Clarendon IS Foreign Min
lister.
New York, Nov. fs.-The Jamaica Stan
dard says that over one thousand and fifty
rebels have boon hanged. Il is probabls,
too. that before the court marital closes
two thousand will suffer death for their at
tempt TO exterminate the whites.
The Shenandoah has been delivered up
TO the American Consul and will be sent
to New York. The Captain and her crew
have been Internationally discharged.
The interdict laid on the Episcopal
churches Of Alabama by the military com :
'mandant Of that State has been removed
by the special order OF the President.
Gov. HsmlIton, of Texas. has ordered an
election for Convention in Texas on he
9th Of January. The Convention is to meet
on the 9TH OF February.
The Florida Convention has annslled
the ordinance Of secrssiun. abolished ala
very, admitted negro testimony, repudiat-
ed Confederate debts. and amended the
Constitution IN other particulars. and adj
journed.
Suits have been connsnced bv the gov
eminent against southern p,stmasters who
we're in arresr, NJ the breaking sut Of the
~at, and who turuei over the funds 10
tneW hands 10 the Confederate govern
meBt.
jackson, Mis-. Nov. 23.-Gev. Hum
phrrys las islegraph,d 10 the President
reiauve to N. withdrawal 81 csfsrsd iruoPs
The President replied that il wssid be
done when nrdrr 10 mainisined without
them. Ne disposition on the part of tbs
Government TO dictate, simply advises I
benefc policy.
Durln. October there we're torty -one
rhtp and Steamboat dlsasters, and fourteen
railroad accidents.
The .uSn of 81. Pierre Miguelon. in "a
m.ds. va, asrned on the 5rh instant. One
hundred house. we're destroyed. The loss
600 OD9 francs.
A. latest accounts from Peru battle wal
heurly expected beiwern the revolutionsr,
aud government forces. The number o.
troop, on each side is ssiimsted at ter
Thousand, the government fnrces harIn,
the advantssr IN the quality Of their arm
snh equipments. President Pezet ha
placed himself al the head Of his forces.
Eelsars stopping ID. water p pes in Ne'
Have. and obNructing water. wheels u
Meridrn. On the lirh the works Of III
Msridrn Cutlery Company al Hanover
were stopped by ellis getting into the va
Ter. ~he,l. Seventy pounds we're taken oui
t." af them weighed respectively seve
and five pounds zach.
4 soldier belonging 10 an Illinois reg
mcni recently married regrrss a, Column
bus. Ca. whrreupnn h. indignant cO~
raies tarred and fsa,hered and drove hlr
oil.
Gov. Merton. " Indiana. has appuinte
Deecmbrr .th a = day u Thanksgiving.
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~ Tn. funeral Of Brother =. Dunn 10 appointed
with Masonic Hen.r.) fOr The frat sunday 10 De.
eemhef. q, Cedar Grove
SAMUEL PEARCE.
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lust RECEIVED.

SODA Crackers, Ale. Coconuts, Almonds Butter.
- nuts, ssrdines Layer Raisins. in quarter and
whole boxes, Dates. Cnfpn, Corrants, Cheese, Coco
Candy, Pre- Clssksrs.
DAILY EXPECTED,
English Wslnuis, Changes, Figs. Assorted andy,
Bonsons. Fresh Oysters in cans. Apples. &s.
JAMES WEBB & SONS.
November ~. l3-
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

INiIL Ne sold IL Iiillshorsusl % Tuesday. No.
W MEMBER 2sIk commencing q " ssicck. . piH
ofths Household aud Kitchen rutature belonging
~ The undersigned. consisting " bsdsicsds. Brd..
Chairs, watdfohss. Nashsisnd.. Tshle., Chin..
Glass stone lars. Tins. one COOKING stove. TABS.
&C. Also one fine Cow aud Cali.
Terms Cash.
wN. n. GORDON.
Novsnser ssJ, 1895 ie-li
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PUBLIC SALE.

L y ID Il Y - n Il u
I Will. sell, on Tuesday the rsih day Of Dseem.
Der merit, at my residence sir miles east Of Hills
borough,
Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs.
and many useful articles. Terms made known on
the day Of sale.
u A. nj. DOUGLASS.
November 22 i8-3wu
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NOTICE

I HAyn 10 nv pc.ss.ics . quantity o. WOOL
= HOLLIS ssvea At The Time ~. Csuss,'s Factory
YES burnsd. The owner can get them BY calling On
~ Hillsbosough, between this snd The Is. uf Janu
ssy, aad d..sr,bns NE kind cf wool, gusnity. &C.
JOHN q. READ.
Ns,sussr n. i5-fwp
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ANE Gross loves GeSaine Brown Windsor Soap
and Shaving Soap, q the
a.. DRUG STORE
T,oOTH Brushes, Backing. &c, 81 the
- DRUG STORE.
p0MATUMs, Hair Oils and Colognes, at the
DRUG STORE.
COZODONT for the Teeth. ., the
= DRUG STORE.
QARDOTT's Worm Candy, and MeIans's and
- Fahnestock's vermifuse, at the
DRUG STORE.
CURE YOUR CORNS.
HoIT's Celebrated Corn Cure, ., the
Il DRUG STORE.
NJ USTANG Linement, Gray's Ointment, MeCal-
w isier's Ointment and Opodeldoc, ut the
DRUG STORE.
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
NHRs. WINSI.OW's Soothing Syrup, at the
w DRUG STORE.
AdOFFAT'S, Brandseth's, Ayers, strong's, Me-
lv1 Lanes, James and Deems Pills, at the
DRUG STORE
DAYs0N's Indelibs Ink, Cox's Gslstine, Perry
Davis Pain Killer, .: the
DRUG STORE.
DRITfsH Oil. Ba,sman's Drops and fosgates d.
- areah CeFdial, al the al
DRUG STORE.
uoOFLAND's Celebrated Riners for Dispepsa,
Il At The DRUG STORE.
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A. Isro.r.sr Dsc,,ta>. L.b.asr

Al IsrusrAsr DGcs.rr>. The L-banss
lTennrsrr) Rsg,,tet sss.:
Al the October term Of the ,rcuu Court
for Cannon county. 1865. ssit w,s tried
which wss prsdIeatrd upon = Prnn,issrr,
nets PAYABLE IN Confederate money. iiu. IN
NV. 1865. Judge Copper HID that. in
ssnach .. the Uniied State. had ackn now
lodged the Cenied-rate states q belIiger.
ent power. contract payable 10 Conisdr.
rate meney. made IN locality tia; vas N
the military occupation Of the Conirde.
rates. wauld be valid and binding apan the
psrll-s. and that the plaintiff would BE- On.
titled 10 recover ~hatsssr the proof show
I'll the. Confederate NANCY To be worth al
the tim. the note irll due.
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Gov. Morton. " Indiana. has appointed
December .th as day u Thanksgiving.
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IAN r..Dle thought sftke Shenandoah. and
,wo ar three If them expressed the great
..,.urpr ise that TIE officers Of that vessel
should ever have been suspected of pursu'
inc their work of'destructisn with aknow-
,s3ge Of the terminatisn Of the war. The
m,n sneak freely Of the circumstances
rhish led the Shenandoah to terminate her
nr,yate erings career; namely, the meeting
18th the ship Barracouta. which the crew
ara unanimous in siieging as the first
source through which reliable Information
was received Of the termination 81 the war.
MANY of the crew oil the Shenandoah are
Iiyerpeol mss, and these, Immediately on
hs,ur h nded, drove of to their homes. VI
the others, 4 few went to private boarding
bou,es. and several went 10 the Sailors
Home. They we're paid Of in Aasrican
dollars.
LErrEs FROM CAPT. waDDgLL.
The following is an extract from Captain
WaddelPs letter TO Earl Russell:
ia obedience to orders, | found myself
in the Arctic aud Ochsisk ssas. Tar remos-
ed Iron the ordinary channels Of com
mrrce, and in consequence Of this aek-
ward Circumstance vas engaged in acts
Of var until this 18th Of June. Gas ig-
usrant OF the reyersrs suffered by the Con-
federates. aud the total obl,teratlnh Of the
government under which | acted. | re-
eci,ed the FIRST Intelligence Of the ds~nfall
Of the Confederate ca sc on the >econd day
Of August. from the British bark Barracu-
-, aud dsssisd Immediately irom further
acts 81 war until could communicate with
an Eurepsan port AMI learn 4 the lntrlli'
gence ~astrue. could not have been sen
sible that the tale. tuld BY the American
ships were true. bat merely upon trr state
meats Of ths British esptsiM. diligently
sought for q precrdsst in ihr la~ writers
fer gsidsrce 10 tie istary c~airnl. mansgr.
sent, and hnsi ,li,pn.al If the vessel. bsl
tsund nsne. Finding the aaihsritlrs qsrs.
tlsnabls sndrr which acted. immediate
" ceased cruising aud shaped her cnsrs'
Tor the Atlaaiic. did not irsl justified 4,
destroying The vessel. but on the conirar,
iAsughi The ship should revert 10 ll~ Anr
tie,n government. therefore sought Is
srpssl 10 leara the rev.. aud 4 not ~,ih1u
foundaiisn 10 ssirender me ship. WITH he
guns. s,ares. and sprslr c-tnpiet.. 70 hi
British gassrameni, LOT .leh disposition
a. II should deem pruprr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-17


r. $. CONGRESS-. In The Senate yesterday
Mr.. Lane. of Indiana, presented petition
asking that the Confederate prisoners n,.w
beld NAY be placed in charge IT exchanged
ratiops aud clc,h ng according 10 th4 sr:as
Uoion prisoners, ~ De treated bv lhr:n, * Il,
ment received y Union prisoners at 'i:=
South Mr. s1'sl}e: offered Il res, lntlnu pre-
vling rbat al Confederate prisoners aog held,
1r hereafter taken, >hs receive The ssma r..
riyus aEad The sa:ue anounr ii clothing, ~
Federal prist,rer> ~ thu t>,,afh every oth:"r
falling 70 carry our shjs poliev 10 De dismissed
The service Mr. Powell offered resolution
rpquastng the President to cause Brgades
General Paine &c be arrested and tried before
proper tribunal, to the intent that he may I5s.
}u!y punished Il ;le charges brought Hgau.i
hiln are proven.
Ia the House Of Representatives. bill? vas
Introduced 10 increase rhe duty IL thres dolI4tS
d gallon OH al! spirits distilled after the lsJ OF
July next. Mr. Cox offered resolutions look
Jig to a cessation Of hostilites and a restore.
ton Of the Union through the NE liunl Of ne
gotiation Laid on the table by eighty foas
yeas to fifty nays 4 resolution was agreed
to- directing the Committee Gu Ways and
Means to inquire into the expediency Of iu,-
posing an additional Tax of one cent~per nils?
on all passengers ~ public conveyances.
The House concurred in the amendment to
the Joint resolution to give notice to Great
Britain Of the desire of the United States L.
terminate the Reciprocity Treaty. The Naval
appropriation bill was taken up, and in the
course of the debate on the provision appro
priating three thousand dollars for medal to
Commodore Vanderbilt, Mr.. Highly, Of Cali
fornia "dencunced the Commodore as one Of
the greatest scoundrels alive-a swindler, if oct
q murderer The amendment making the
appropriation was passed, nevertheless with
only one dissenting voice that OF Mr. Highly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-17
The Alezan1ria Dxzette
TUESDAY EVENING. JAN. IT,

ARRIVAL OF Mr. BLAIR.-Mr. Francis
P. Blair arrived III Washington, yesterday.
from his late visit 10 Richmond. The Rish
1nond Examined Of Saturday states that Mr..
Blair, on his arrival, announced 70 Mr. Davis
that he had NJ credenria|, tcom Mr. Lincoln,
but would be glai 10 meet HIN n an Old
friend; that Mr.. Davis granted an interview TO
Mr.. Blair, and Mr. B. told Nj. Davis he could
have peace on the basis of gradual emaDcipa.
ton. Mr. Davis said he was willing to receive
three commissioners to treat tor peace, or to
send three to Mr.. Lincoln, provided he con|d
have any guaranty that they would he received :
The Dispatch says that Mr.. Davis sent a letter
by Mr.. Blair To Mr. Lincoln containing an
offer to the above effect. These are all reports.
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MARRIED.

On the 22d u1timo, at St. James Church,
Richmond, Va, ROBERT II. MAURY to
BETTE, daughter Of Samuel Greenhow, Esq.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-17
NEWS BY T0-DAY'S MAIL.

| ~ A1S.
| An officer who arrived at ST. Lmis from
Gen. Thomas headquarters III Tenness.e,
reports that On Saturday, The roads Oh ACCOUNT
Of the recent heavy rains were in Il 'on;titi,n
that would prevent any military operacil* }:,r
several days. The report Of Cen Hood J,
army having made s1and 81 Uolinth had not
| yet been confirmed.
1t is said that Mr. Blair xiII nrf cofnmnni
cate any account of bis Emission to Rich
mond, until he does so in definite and respop
sbe shape, in an appropriate manner.
The Savannah Republican Of the llrh pub
fishes letter from Ganera Sherman to a
prominent citizen, stating that he is merely
military commander and can act only in that
capacity He cannot give assurances OF
pledges affecting civil matters. Ia future Con
gress will adjast these, when Georgia is again
represented there as Of DID,
Forts Smith, Van Buren. and other posrs in
Western Arkansas have been abandoned by
the IT, s. garrisons formerly stationed there,
Notwithstanding the reports TO the contrary.
From Clarksburg, West Virginia, We learn
that Rosser captured four hundred of the gar
rison at Beverly, in his recent attack on that
prise.
The death Of Gen. Price appears to be con.
firm ed
The Legislatures of several of the Northern
states, and various corporate bodies, have
passed resolutions of respect for the memory
of the late Mr.. Everett.
All the judges of the Supreme Court Of
Missouri have resigned.
1t is understood that the coast ana frontier
of Maine are to he prepared for emergencies,
and companies have been sent to Castine and
Machais.
The association known as the Navassa
Phosphate Company has again dispatched the
fine brig Romance to the guano islands, On
the present voyage she carries out fifty five
men, who, when they reach the island, will
give the company working force Of over one
hundred men. The total cessation Of imports
Of guano from Peru has caused great de-
mand for this fertilizer
Surgeon John W. Robinson, y. S. vols: for
obtaining money under false pretences has
been sentenced to be dishonorably discharged
the service, with the forfeiture of all pay and
allowance. to be forever disqualified from hold
ing any office of trust or emolument under the
Government of the United States, 80 pay
fine of three hundred dollars aud to be con
fined at hard labor for one year.
At The Washington Navy Yard the work
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-17

THE PEACE RUMoRs. The National In
telligencer expresses the belief that an effort
IS being made by the u. S. government $50
spare the effusion of more blood in Georgia,
and indeed all along the lines, because of the
conjecture that the war may soon be ended,
and the Confederates 'be induced very soon to
Law down their arms. The Inteligencer also
predicts 'that the mission to Richmond will
prove to be a serious one.
Various associations from different cities at
the North, are making arrangements to visit
Washington on the 4ti of March next, TO at
tend the INAUGURATION Of President Lincoln.
AT. Stewart, the Dry Goods merchant in
New York, pays an income lax upon
$l,843,639.
The mail steamer from City Point reports
that the pickets on both sides continue very acs
tive; buu there are no other military operations.
Ga Friday there was jubilee in Petersburg
from some cause or other, for the troops in
front of that place could distinctly hear the
bells ringing and bands playing jubilantly the
cause whereof had not been ascertained.
Parties just arrived from North Carolina re-
port that the new Confederate ram on the
Roanoke river, now nearly flushed, is an i'm
provement on the Albemarle.
Two large delegations, representing Chicago
and Milwaukee, arrived in Washington on
Saturday, for the purpose of securing the es
Establishment of navy yard on Lake Michigan.
The Little Rock (Arkansas) Democrat says
the recent election of n D. Snow to the j.
s. Senate from Arkansas was farce, only six
ty votes being cast, while it required seventy
six to form quorum.
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New ATTACK UPON WILMINGTON. -The
Richmond papers of Saturday say that new
expedition against Wilmington made its APP
pearance off Fort Fisher on Thursday. and on
Friday bombarded the tort. and also sEelled
the belt Of woods on che peninsula on the right
of where Butler landed aud that on Friday
afternoon the u s. troops commenced 70 land,
and occupied this piece Of woods. Tue point
where this landing is being made is between
three and four mile, from Fort Fisher, and Is
said to afford good strategical position for
entrenching.
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DIED.

Of chronic Group, November 27th SIDNEY
MILLER HAYES, only child OF Nathaniel
and Winnfred F. Hayes, aged years, 8
months, and IL days.
He was SO pure, So fair,
That even from his birth,
We looked upon him as Hover,
delicate for earth.
And so alas it proved:
But O my heart is sore.
Weary and and lone,
For loved him learer than my Life
That precious darling one,
/ open wide his drawer
And touch those little things,
The little cap that last he wore
And many other things.
Sidney love. thou'rt happy now
An angel child above,
Safe in the tender Shepherds arms,
Safe in his sheering love.
And could wish the back
@! no. loved one. no,
This life is heetng apace,
And soon too must gn
Even now the blessed thought
Sheds light upon my way,
I'm to thee than l was
One month ago to-day
[Southern papers please copy.l
In this place. on the Oath Of December last
MRS. ELEANOR a. CHURCH, aged oU
years.
rs N OTICE.--TO THE PUBLlC.-l
will close out all Of my stock OF Fall ana
Winter Boots and Shoes at reduced prices.
Call and examine at No 30 King street before
you buy. JOdS l. y = "''''
jan lZ-lm
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-02-15
Cer,ifcdte ofAuthorttv.

" n. H Nhf hIteNtN " W o.
To expire on the 3lst day Of January, 1855.
Office Of the Auditor Of State, Insurance |
Department, Columbus, o., Jan. 20, 1866. !
WHEREAS the Corn Exchange Insurance
Company, located at New York, in The State Of
New York, has fled In this Office q sworn
statement Of its condition, as required by the
first section Of the act 80 regulate Insurance
Companies not incorporated by the State Of
Ohio" passed April s, 1856, and amended
February Q, 1856 ; and, whereas, raid Gonna.
ny has furnished the undersigned satisfacto-
hundred thousand dollars Of actual CAPITAL
invested in stocks or bonds. or in mortgages
Of real estate, worth double the amount for
which the same is ~mortgaged; and, whereas,
said Company has filed in this Office q written
instrument under its corporate seal, signed
by the Pres dent and Secretary thereof. au-
tborizing any agent or agents Of said Compa-
ny in this State TO acknowledge service Of pro.
cess, for and in behalf Of said Company, ac-
cording to the terms Of said law.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the irsi
sAction of the aforesaid act, |. James H. God
man, Auditor Of State for Ohio, do hereby
certify that said Corn Exchange Insurance
Company Of New Yorkis authorized 10 trans
act the business Of Fire. Marine and Inland
Insurance In this State, until the 8lst day Of
january, In the year one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty.six. M psii4 bJE.
In witness whereof, l have hereuntc subscri-
bed my name, and caused the seal Of my
Office 10 be affixed the day and year abeve
-r;,tao EXON. las n G0DMANll 4
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ANOTHER PIONEER GoNE.-Mr. SAM.
uEL BURNS, sr one Of the pioneers of
this county, dipd at his residence in
Montgomery Township on the 23d o.
Jan 1865, of general debility, brought
on by old age. He was born in Frank 70
county Pennsylvania, May 90, 1776, and
was nearly 81 years old at his deceaso.-
He emigrated rom franklin county, Pa.
to Wheeling, Va. in 1877, during tho
Border var, being then about 81 years
of age. In 1893, he removed across the
river to the territory now constituting
Belmont county, and remained there till
Ohio was organized and admitted into
the Union as a State and served on the
first Grand Jury held after the ~organiza.
ton of tho State. During his residence
here he married, He removed from
there to Washington, Guernsey bounty,
where be resided several years. During
his residence in Guernsey county, he fire.
qdently met in Convention at GAINESVILLE,
as a delegate, General LEWIS CAss, then
quite q young man, aud who resided at
Coshocton. From Guernsey county, he
removed in tho spring Of 1914 to this
county, upon q small fat boat, starting
at Washington, Guernsey county, on Wills
creek apd polling bis boat around to the
Muskingum river, then up said river to
thS White Woman, add up Il to the Mo-
hecho and then up said stream, to the
Jerome Fork thence to Jeropeville,
where was IOcAtcdAa blockhouse, and a
few cabins; where he landed, with his
family and household goods after a jour-
pey o. some fourteen days, winding about
streams, amid swift current, drift wood,
and over shoals, besct by many dangers
and privations, generally landing in the
evening, tying up his boat, and camping
on shore. Soon after his arrival at Je-
bonneville, he located Oh, the quarter Of
INLAA- -".|L. - MHHNN
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.MHfINMIEN-
Editers Uaioa ;--ln reply to many
letter. and inquiries from people in this
section Of the country, the undersigned
take great p%leasure in saying through the
columns Of your paper, that our rcnowp-
ed preparation known IS GOES DYS-
PERSIA CURE, is o certain cure for
Dyspepsia, in It's worst stages. Many
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stop distress after eating almost instanta-
noously, and enables the tdyspsptic who
has lived for years upon Graham bread
and the plainest diet, to eat as heartily
as he pleases, and anything he chooses,
without danger Of distress, or souring, or
rising on the stomach. II is an infalli.
bic corrector, of inGigession and constipa-
ton, creates q healthy appetite, stops
sick headache, heart burn, sickness Of
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either stomach or bowels, and sweetens
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and by enabling the patient to take plen-
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health" produces vigor, strength and en-
ergy, In every trial we have known, it
has speedily eradicated Dyspepsia with
all its attendant sufferings, weaknesses,
debility, and loss Of power, giving instead
a proper activity and tone to the stom-
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in many Of the leading journals, from
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STA in existence" We warrant it in ev-
cry instance. 1t can be obtained at all
the Drug Stores in the United States and
Canadas, at s1,O0 per bottle, or six bot
ties for $500.
G. G.. CLARK & CO.,
Proprietors, New Haven, CT,
Jan. 2%4-v18n32.