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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22
gew advertisements.
Veterinary Notice.
John Caste11o

- ESPECrFUILl informs his friends and the
IL pubic that he is ready to undertake the cure
OF all the diseases mo matter in what form OF
hofses cows, sheep &c, having had several years
experience, ana never failed to cure
For the benefit Of horses that N m have To re
man M unucr my care for some time. am erecting
HORSE HOSPITAL on my ground In Pattlrson
on the HlVer ROad below the C. II. Il ID Railroad
Bridge having sufficient ground for pa asturRgc.
also Keep supply of medicines wAich grSrin.
ialiible. Also ointments and linments fit,.
sprhlhH, and wounds, which will be forwarded t,s
any VINO may desire them, and viii be found Ia
yalnahc Every one owning horses should have
supply OF nay collie medicines aud worm powders
as TINS Is the season for that troublesome worm t.
horses known rs fef6ies
The @Ihe following are some of the different diseaaea
hofses are subject TO surteits mango farcy feyer
staggefs. epilepsy, palsy, rheumatism broken
Wlnd, Inflammation Of the lungs. distemper collie
pleufisy, Inflammation of the Kidneys and bladder
stranglcs, spnts. ringbone. StiG joints bone spaV
IN, hlool spawn, strains In the hack sinews thor.
ough pm, windgalls, amoneSs in the hin Joints
anu shoulders, sandcracks nStula in the Nithers
poll,eNil, disorder Of the eyes iaundice swelling
OF the breast, coughs founders, suppreS sion OF
Urine, profuse stating, lOcklnW. "enomous bites
and stn2s. bite of a mad dog, tOothachc 30
Disease of cows; Inflammation Of the lungs
bowels, kidneys, stomach liver bladder and brain
ieyer, cold, mango. dysentery fouls pre yious to
calying. swelling of the uddcr az ealying gripes
choking, milk fever loss of the cnd wounds
Sprains and bruises, fog sickness. &c
IN az cases, apply In time, at the Hospital
ocl3ulw JoHN CASTILLO.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22
Bold and Infamous.

The Albany Ecsaing Journal, in behsltof
those who follow its lead, thus boldly
avows Its purpose of the indefinite pro-
traction of disunion and dismemberment
Of Congress:
An exchange asks rs whether we would
be willing to indOrse and support the
proposition that all members of Congress
elect from the South who can take the test
oath, shall be received, irrespective of the
status of the constituencies by which they
are chosenS Most certainly aee are not To
maintain such position, would be TO bar
ter away at once the advantages which the
Nation has acquired over the South, and
surrender the right 10 demand an adoption
Of the Constitutional Amendment.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22
A sharp Resnonse. .

BEN WADE having expressed himself
panied TO hear that General GRANT had
shaken hands with General LEE, declaring
that 'WAsHINaToE would not have done it,
the Petersburg (Virginia) hder asks:
"Why notp Does Wade forget that Cen
eral Washington was stakeholder, a rebel
and 'perjured traitor to use the language
of Wade's partyp Does he forget that
Washington had taken several oaths to sup
port his Majesty, King George, that he had
worn the uniform and fought under the
flag of England, and that he deserted both
and raised his parricidal hand against the
sacred emblems of nationality?
'''We incline TO think that II there is a
man now living whom General Washing
ton, were he on earth, would delight to
grasp by the hand, 1t is the son Of his gal
liant friend and hOnored comrade Light
Horse Harry Lee"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22
GREAT SALE OF CITY Let's.

on TifeSddN the 23d ddy Of Octobe,. 1866. at
'ttoo o'cl0ck p. NJ,
NNTE will sell at Public Vendue on rHE rRRMiA.
w rs, at the Atlantic Il Great Western Railway
Depot, ON First street The following lots in the city
of Dayton, Ohio viz;
Lots No 2945 29i6 294z 294s 29lg, 2a5O 1862 3T3i,
1892 1888, 1874, 1885 STSG 373 S7Ss S739 3I4O STis
10 49, 1850 3751, 1852
These lots are situated on the north side Of First
street, and hetwecn Kcowee and Webster streets.
They are very valuable lots.
Terms of sale, One-third cash, one third in one
year, and one third in two years--dcierred pay
mentS secured by note and mortgage.
JOHN HOWARD 4 SON,
ocl9lts ONCE opposite the Court House
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suttial alOtirfs.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dr' ~ COM may be consulted as follows:
In DAYTON At the Phillips House, on Fridavs.
8; April ~; May IL June a.
IN TROY at the Morris House, on saturdays
Q; April ~; May rs; June Q2
In NhNlA at the Depot Eating House on Thurs
days, sept. 10; Oct lb; NOV. 20; Dec q; Jan 81 +.
March z; April u; MAY i6; June 20
In SPRlNGFtELD at the Willis Honee. on
Thursdays sept. 20; Oct. 25; Nov ~: Jan 4, Ft,b
Z; March u; April 49, MAY ~; June as
pr. CONE has had OiIsces Ia each af th,, above
places that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years and rs he has treattt and cured many
Patients. W each Of the above places he can give
the best Of references In each place as to his skill
Dr. CONE Treats and Cures All varieties og
Chronic diseases, including those OF the Eye and
Ear; makes 10 charge iOr consultation; but IL
those who consult himticsite treatment he charges
Cash for his Medicines
Mcdicines that will Inst apatientfr fonr 10 six
months, cost ifom Five 70 Thirty dollars, In Cash
Address: Dr T.. CONE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22
An ElectionIncident.

The soldiers at the recent Ohio election
did not all vote with the Radical party. Ia
one township in Tuscarawas County. there
are eighty-four returned soldiers. Of this
number, on the day of the last election,
.Wty.foH marched in a body, with fife
playing, drums beating and flag flying, to
the polls and cast their ballots for the
Democratic Ticket.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22
The Great Fire I'M OueleR

The Quebec Boy0on in its remarks OF
the late tremendous IRE in that city, by
which $500 houses were destroyed and lG,-
900 people turned into the street, says
No description Of ours can give any
adequate idea Of the awful spectacle pre-
sented by the conilagration during It's vari-
Gus stages, Viewed from the brow of the
clilf, the entire valley beneath bore the ap-
pearance of q scething caldron, from the
surface of which rose dense clouds ofblind-
ing smoke, with clouds of dying debris
floating away before the wind toward the
blue vault above, where they hung over
the doo1ed district Ikea funeral pail the
somberness of which was only relieved at
Intervals by the occasional bursting through
of the glare Of the hamcs, shooting IN
their forl,ed and Kissing tongues toward the
heavens. and falling back as suddenly. II
was only after nighttall. however, that the
full extent Of the desoating scene could be
properly taken in. As far as the eve could
reach on all sides. the whole valley be-
meath seemed perfectly Uttered with fire.
On the whole, the spectacle was one of the
most melancholy we have evcrcontemplat-
ed, and such as we trust we shall never see
again.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22
Coming TO a Head.

We will soon know b0,s our relations
with LOUIS NAPoLEoN's Austrian, with his
spurious Mexican crown. are TO be settled.
a treaty has been completed. at Washing
ton, between our Government and the
Mexican Minister who represents the
JUAREz Government - repudiating. Of
course, the pretensions OF Emperor MAXI
MILAN. The Enquirer, Of this mouing, Is
fully advised OF this fact aud says that
Hon. L. ID. CAMPBELL will receive his in
structions and depart for Mexico immcdi-
ately. He will seek and present himself to
the JUAREz Government. II would seem
that MAxmnIAN has nothing whatever to
10 with the matter. II will be remembered
that our previous dispatch Stated that by
the terms of this treaty, Lower California
Is ceded to the United States, together with
a strip Of country along the whole Of the
present southwestern boundary Of The
United States. The United States to assume
the protectorate over Mexico, and also TO
assume the claim of NAPotEoN on Mexico.
This treaty is, Of course, subject to ratillca-
tion by the Senate of the United States and
by the JUAREHt government.
The French Minister at Washington, who
has long been on the anxious seat respect.
ing this matter, aud who has been ever
watchful, is fully advised Of What is trans
piring; so that it Is not to be doubted that
very shortly the country win hear from the
first parties" in the case, what are to be
the future relations between the United
States and the Usurper of Mexico, but cs-
pecially with France itself
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22
Removal.

NEFF & BENNETT, Manufacturers and Whole.
IN sale and Retail dealers in Stoves, Hollow
ware, &c, have removed their Saesroon from go
Third street. to the rooms formerly occupied by
Brown 4 IRWIN on the corner of First street and
the Canal, whore they will be pleased to their
friends and all who may be in want Of first class
Cooking and Heating Stoves,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22

NEW BARBER SHOP.

'INHE undersig gned would respectfully announce
l. TO his old customers and the public generally
that he has opened large and comfortable SHAY.
ing Saloon at No. IS, south side of Market Space
Having in my employ Mr. j AS. $ KREIDLER- -
known as one of the best BARRIERS In the city-I am
prepared to giye satisfaction to all who will favor
me with their patronage. Try US, Don't forget
No. 10 south side of Market.
sei4df JOHN G. KAUTT
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22

TlNHE co partnership heretofore existing under
q the style and firm name of Neff Bennett & Co,
was dissolved on the 10th inst, Neh * Bennett haV-
ing purchased the interest of Mr.. Eels Either
partner WIN iise the name of the firm in lquda-
ton. HENRY NEFF,
MILTON BENNETT,
Jy17dawtt MARCUS EELIS.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22
Ohio Election-OmlcinI Noic

The official returns of the late election in
Ohio, shows that the majority forSmith, the
Republican candidate for Secretary of
State, is 42,6S3.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22
A. SUGARMAN.

AUCTIONEER OFREAL ESTATE PERSONAL
PROPERTY, OF ALL KINDs-HOUsE- @
HOLD GOODS, &c.,
No 10 Main street, Empire Building.
Also, Wholesale and Retail dealer In Dry Goods
broad Cloths, CassimeTes, faney Goods, Gloves
Hosiery, and Notions Of all kinds
Favor him with call and ind everything sat.
iafactory. a
Remember No. 1l0, Main street, ''Empire"
Building, next door to Goodmap's. ss4
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22
Pennsylyania EIection.

The official vote of Pennsylvania has
been counted. Over G0O,OOO votes were cast,
and General GEARY is elected Governor by
a majority of 17,135.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22

EWhen there is "smacking breeze
send out the pretty girls 10 take the
weather; when there is a "spanking
breeze" send out the bad children.-Prea-
ticS.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22

G$- About as sharp a retort as We have
heard Of during the late campaign, was
given at Harrisburg, Pa. SIMON CAMERON
so named after his illustrious prototype-
was making speech. and seeing General
KNIPE in the crowd, said There's your
postmaster, Jor KNIFE. made him n
general" and no sooner had he uttered the
words, than there rung out. in a clear, sill
very voice from the audience, ''Nou are u
liar. was made general while lighting
the battles of my country, while YOU were
at home speculatlng in mule contractsi'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22
Special Caution.

Special Caution.
MRS. ~ SOOTHING SXRUP
has become 80 popular that various parties have
put cut article, calling them Mrs WinslOw's
Please take notice that TIE MRS NINSLOW OF
THE sOOTHINC SYRUP Is NoTCONNHCrED
WITH ANl otliLE NhfiCLE iu2dawam
ttObnCk's HttterB.
"Fhcre - MANY "a true " Drd spoken
IN jesI ~ said gentleman 70 his friend who
marked that 'Cs rec ab0cks ere good, but
KcbRCiIs Iro betteF.''
mAHIEIAGE AND CELIBAOY, an Es-
sayof Warning and Instruction Tor Young Men.
Also Diaeases aud Abuses which prcstrate the
vital powers with sur0 means of relief Sent free
Of charge ia sealed letter envelopes. Address, DR..
j. sKlLLTN HoTGHTON, Howatd Association,
Philadelphia, Pa aul4daw3n
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22

B- The Radical papers utteran immense
amount of stupid nonsense about what they
call the popular will" Six States have
voted this fall. and they arrogantly tell US
that the Radical programme is settled. and
the people must submit to the Abolition
edict
They seem to forget that there are thirty
six States in the Union. thirty-fye millions
of people, and five millions Of voters. A
majority of all these voters are opposed to
the radical plans. They are hostile TO the
arbitrary aud despotic schemes Of SUMNER
and STEVENS. But still, the cry is raised,
and so loud as to turn the rcasor, Of some
folks, that the popular will" has settled
the question that the Radicals or destruc-
tiycs shall control this Republic. The pop
ular will" has done nothing Of the kind
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22

In u recent speech Lord Grey said that
during the strike" in the blast furnaces
of England the sum of f50000 in wages
was lost, aud that among those connected
with the rolling mills, who are still on a
strike, about GlO0,00O in wages has already
been lost.
e% Vegetable pills!' exclaimed an old
lady. "dorit talk to me of such stuff The
best vegetable pill ever made is an apple
dumping. For destroying a gnawing of
the stomach there's nothing like it,"
A horse thief, arrested at Eddyville,
Iowa, recently, took strychniue wilhelm the
officers hands and died Immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-22
THE EVENING STAR.
End on "Coai Oil Jshny.,'
The CAREER or AN INPRovIDENr M

The CAREER or AN INPRovIDYNT ROY.
The On City Register contain sths folio wing.
which will Be interesting 10 many OF our read
We noticed m brief in yesterdays paper.
the sale of the John W Steele NOR, fautIiarIy
known n the Widow MeClintocx farm by the
United States Deputy Collector, w l.. Groves.
10. satisfy the claims of the Government for
taxes due IL was bid in BY the Government
10 s'CHrr the clam. amounting to slI,6,O At
previous sale by the sheriff of this county.
$500 was bid for the property, but the sale
was srOpr' q, The Government proving prior
claim The claims against the property are
heavy.
brief history Of this farm NAV not prove
Enintersst'hg 70 large cF rs Of our readers.
i he Widow McChntock farm. consisting OF
about 100 acres, IL immediately opposite the
nOUrI-hIng town of Rouse willie. on OIL creek
IL Was one ofthe first anon the oil producing
farm- OF the valley The Van SIyke well, on
this farm, struck early in 1884, produced for
some Tine At the rate of 2.5OU barrels of oil per
DAY. The Hammond we'll, struck some tirae
after, produced al the rate of so barrels per
day
In 1s6i Mrs. McCHniock died. Her death
WIS caused by being badly burned while kind
ling IRE with crude oil. After her death, 70
wasNiOund by her will that the farm and ali her
possessions were left entire to her ADOPTED son,
John W Steele. a youth OF nineteen or twenty
The daily income OF the farm. accruInC to the
lar q interest AZ the time OF her death averaged
about 5000. In the iron cate where Mrs Nc
ClBiOck kept her money was found 81. QalJ in
gold and $4,000 IN gr-snbacks. All this fell
10 MI Steele as heir He was Il young man OF
average principles. but uneducate No sooner
bad be obialBed possession of his property
than he was surrounded with parasites He
proved an easy victim 10 these sharpers, who
went with him all the time. and gave no
heed to the cOunsel< of those W no Were. n Is hes
friends. To rinish the history. we will merely
stan" nat Nj Steele Il now red ucsd to poverty.
ana l. stunned by those VINO fawDed upon him
IN ms Gay OF prosperity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-22

ga paper in a neighborinz State. SAWS III,
we hear much of citizens rights. vomanis
rights, negro's rights, and foreigners rights
but nothing ofchildren's rights The risht OF
exemption from whippings, so generally al
yOeaied, must be highly priced Sy children.
81 Fears are expressed for the safety of IN q
u. ;. steamer Rescue, which left New YORK.
some time ago for San Francisco and has NOT
been heara from or seen since. her machinery
was new. '' fa -E...- - -
POLITICAL EQUALITY IN lowA.-Theodore
TIlton. IN a letter from the West. SAYS IN m
Iowa Will BE- the first state in the Union To AZ :
knowledge the political equality or men And
women, as citizens Entitled each alike 10 the
ciiizfn's franchise. ~
DTbe Boston City Council has yated two
huudred and fffy thousand dollars for the
purpose of buldioZ and furnishing hish
schools, especially for girls. .rs. lis :.
ga sentimental dry goods cierkiu New
York has gone clean crazy because q 9. Unborn
OLD mlliionsire would not 10, hin. marry his
daughter. 5.l So So ... 'L ~ - - =
- Mics Kate Fowler, OF Alton, Illinois. had
afsrribls sar-acbe. and for want OF "a better
remedy, poured a teaspoonful OF lheoil OF pep.
p<rminttnro her ear. she very soon became
dehrous- and died soon sftsr.fl7 II 61t = y
- when Lynch received Roberts 81 resrpt
te Inform you dO not think you are To he
hanged, be Is reported 10 have said mo
moose is good newsr'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-22

RICHARDS. THE LYLKs MURDERBR.-The
Prince Georgian. published at Upper Marlbo-
rough, Md, says: On the 18th instant, Sheriff
TurteD received from Governor Swami
requisItiOn upon the Executive of Virginia,
with urgent orders tn proceed at once 10 Nor
folk and oring 10 this place prisoner confined
IN the Jail OF that city, supposed to De the y les
murderer, Henry, alias Nimrod Richards.
Having obtained proper authority at Rich
monG he reached Norfolk on Saturday after
noon. Obtained the prisoner and arrived here
with him on Monday last The prisoner in
custody answers very closely 10 the descrip-
ton given in the Governors reward Ii will
be remembered that the crime was committed
on the night OF the ifth of July last; this party
when arrested had in his possession dis
charge from the navy bearing date the 10th,
which date was evidently not the true one but
had been altered. We learn the negro is n
native of Portsmouth, Virginia. where his
former owner resides; that he left his home
there in 1863 and opiy returned a short time
subsequent TO the murder with which he Is
charged; that the detectives III that section were
upon his track some time before efecting his
arrest but he repea tedly eiuded them by trans
ferring from vessel TO vessel. They finally fol-
lowed him TO City Point searched the boat he
had coma there aboard of: be Was again non est,
and the crew OF his boat ignorant of his where.
aoouts- The authorities of Norfolk were at
once telegraphed that he was supposed 70 be
aboard vessel that had left City Point that
day, and upon its arrival be was captured.
As the true criminal (Richards) was I'M
KNOWN 10 our citizens, the prisoner is not vet
fully identified; but Magyar Latham, of Alex
officer who knows Richards. If this is the
night party, he will probably be tried az an
early day, being already Jointly indicted with
the four who were executed, and thereby the
necessity for grand jury not existing. The
NOVEMBER term OF court is still open, a Juror
having been retained for that purpose, and the
only delay necessary Will he the convenience Of
the Witnesses Prince GeOroids.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-22
Examinations for the Navy.
TO VOLUNTEER OFFICERS.

IL Z
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Nov. 20, 1866 {
All persons who have served as volunteer
officers in the United States Navy for the term
OF two years, and who desire to be examined
for admission TO the regular Navy as provided
IN the act of Congress approved July IS, 1865.
viii at once make application addressed to
Commodore :. p. Lee, Hartford, Conn, who
Will notify them when to appear. Those who
do not make application prior to the LIST Of
January next or who do not present them
selves when notified, will be considered as
having waived their claim for examination
Candidates will take with them, when sum-
moned, their official papers showing their ma
val record. GIDEON WELLEs,
eolm Secretary Of the Navy
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A Delicate Husband

Not many years ago there lived in small
Town IN Bucks county, queer and extremely
fiI1Id Chap-one not Overburdened with sound
sense WI hal-by the name OF Lii SnidpooI
sad genius, TO his surprise, and the infinite
a~;Unisbment OF his acquaintance, prickpd M
sGfhcl-ht courage n the age of forty TO get
married He proved very dutiful and obe-
di@Bt husband; but his timdity and extreme
Sauiiousness provoked the but of many a Joke
and always II his own expense In the course
of time. as Is always the case, his good Iady
was taken III. and the result was a fine healthy
SIND pool IDnIOr. The lncky father was very
soiIcitous regarding his dear Companions tate
mp TO the late hour: but when Informed that
'aIi was over, and he was invited To con-
gratuiate Mrs. = on The harry termination n
look Of fear and CHASTITY pallor passed over
Ms IsaiuTes. and the PROF osal was declined
The nurse. thinking the sense of deIicacy the
cause, forebode 10 urge his presence in the sick
room then; but as The day passed on without
the cons ISOLATION of his attendance. she visited
lac sitting room again. little indignant and
even insisted that the liege lord should, at
once, go with her TO his wIfe's room Evil
IDENTIFY with the greatest reluctance he al last
consented; and absenting himself for a few
minutes ne was seen returning from - ueigh-
boring apothecary's bearing in his hand large
bunch OF dried tansy- Ascending the from,
staircase, he knocked gently st the door. wb ich
being opened, be immediately seized. AND
nearly closed again, standing with his bunch
Of 'ansy thrust rightly against his nose, aud
trem biihg IN every Joint To the amusement
OF a present, when urged 10 come in nv the
feeble voice OF his better half" he repiIrd
with he greatest trepidation:
NO. no, my dear: dare not expose myself
for !. AT OF catching the disorder.'
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BANKERS.

PILLS ON LONDON,
FOB SALE IN SUMS TO SUIT.
FOREIGN F1CHANGE BOUGHT ON "a.
FORABLE TERMS.
LEWIS JOHNSON & 90 Bankers,
NO hn aga PennaylvaDis avenue.
IAY COOKE 4 CO.,
BANKERs,
fJ,sentA srset, opposite TIeass'y,
buyand sci stcurrsnt market rates, and keep
INSTANTLY on hand, . full supply Of Gil
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
eEvHN-THIBTIEs, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders Z. STOCKS. BONDS, 30. executed, and
Collections made on all seeessibls points.
sel-n
BARROW Aco.,
BAEKERs.
Corner Louisiana avenue and Seventh rect.
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD AND SILVER Ir
y,,n AND LAND WARRANTS.
First National Bank Of Washington.
BID. COOKE. tof Jay Cooke Co., President.
WA. 9. HUNTINGDON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
AND
TIEANOIAL AGENT OF THE UHITIp
STATES,
iftA street, opposite the nsasx,y Departments.
Government Securities with Treasurer United
ZONE MILLION DOLLARS1
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
sECURITIESst current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections
On ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS. and give careful
enc prompt attention 20
ACCOUNTS Of B USINESS MEN and FIRMS.
and to any other business entr listed TO Us.
FULL INFORMATION In regard TO GOVERN
MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished
WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON, o. shisr.
Washington, March o. 1858. milf