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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-09-19
Legislature of South Carolina.
WEDNESDAY, sEprEMfsER s, 1866.


SENArE.-Ths Senate met at 12m.
Mr.. Winsmi,h, rom the Com mit,ee
appointed to wait on his Excelencv III g
Governor, reported that lie would com.
munica,e with the Senate at 12 o'clock
to-day.
Message No os his Excellencv Gov.
Orr WAS read bv his Private Secretary.
John L Boatwrigh:.
On motion Of Mr.. Hemphill, the differ.
emf portions Of the message were referred
to the appropriate committees.
Messrs. Timan, Wnsmith, Wilson.
Bra'ton. Frierson, ShinC1et and McDuffie
were APPOINTED the Committee on so
mnch Of the Governors Message as refers
TO the supply Of food.
Mr.. Thompson introduced a bill 20
mend the Act relative to the emapcioa.
ton Of slaves. Also, a bill to amend the
criminal law.
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:" Tue o''Se' a"o "''er mat every th'ng
was on the watch Tor the enemy. The
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der'ng n, tue door :"r admittance grad
ua'iv the s0'ces died away as they en-
tered thn honse, and next | saw lights
glance from window to window, IA :hev
searched tn" premises. My men wefe
no" hnrn'ng "rh 'mpa''en"e 10 advance,
ana each man stood with his hand
~'1a'hsd IN h'' h"rs"'s name ready 70
srr'h MO The 'add'e NJ the hrst word;
sun he'fa'ra tn pt"c'p''a'e ma''er..-
! "an'ed Them I" leave the house quietly
" they w"nlh and attack them an the
road tor the sHke "f he family. While
! $1,000 hss'St'"g mus pistol shot r"ne
o"' nom 'he n""Se' ana the next moment
tie back door WAS Hung wide open, ard
"""'a" scream pierced the AIR
"ChargsE shouted. spriaginy into
the saddle, and dashing over every otj.c,
tha, interrened in the direction Of the.
house, NJ, men were AS quick as myself
A"'ma,ed with know not what spprrheo.
s'"n'. at that thrilling scream. We spurred
our horses to their topin"st speed and
dashed m~"r's Hearing oar approach,
the Yankees ht"k" fro" the "o"s- and
ATTEMPTED to reach their horses The
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the LEFT Of the Maryland plat q the place
Cor the burial OF Tho dead from Delaware.
IN contains but q single kfAvc, that OF Lieu.
tenant II. II. Dale, who, died ftom the Ell.
fects Of wound on the a9th Of September.
1861. All this work was done BIZ the fair
daughters Of Virginia, and we'll mar the
old mother State be proud Of her daughters.
.csRENoSiEs AT THE, GRAvEs--MAsoSrc.
% Tho usual Masonic ceremonies, with
which our readers are, most Of them, fami-
liar, took place at the cemetery.
Report or THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
! We are able to report to-day that In
nine months since the 22d day Of last Feb.
ruary we. have collected the remains Of
2,A94 dead from numberless localities, en-.
closed them 10 suitable collins, and given
them decent burial Ia consecrated ground
and within protecting enclosure. These
dead have been collected from an area of
fifteen miles radius about this town, at an
of time, labor. and money rea-
Oily imaginable. In the removal every
.prccaution has been taken to obtain ell
the information possible about every man,
to be embodied In permanent record.
In intcrring them every grave has been
marked by number corresponding to its
place In the record, so as to prevent any
mistakes of identity, should even head
boards be destroyed or dcfaced.
The whole number now buried here Is
2,494, as follows:
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EL.EGRA.PHIC. NEWS,
r1aHr DISPATCHES.
The xeniass-The Secretary sf State
Addresses . Letter % Sir Frederick

The Yeniass-Ths Secretary Of stats
Addresses Letter % slr Frederick
Bruce, re.
NEW YORK, October 2s.-The Secretary
Of State has addressed q letter to Sir
Frederick Bruce In behalf Of James Lynch
and John Mcmahon, recently convicted by
colonial court in Canada and sentenced
to death upon q charge that, being citizens
Of the United States, they were actors in
an assault made in June last at Fort Erie
10 that colony. The Secretary says that
the United States consul at Toronto has
been instructed to procure, for information
Of the Government, copy Of the record Of
the trial and conviction of Lynch and Nc
Mahon, and also Of all other trials and
convictions Of q similar character which
shall take place in Canada. = The .Secre-
tary says: -. ts...
"The President directs me to assure
you Of his confident hope that her Majesty's
Government will not only cheerfully COM
ply with the request thus made, but that
they will think it proper, also, to examine
the judicial proceedings aforesaid with q
careful regard to the rights of the United
States and the maintenance of good rela-
tions between the two Governments for
this reason it will be very gratifying to the
President, if you should be able to give me
an assurance that the. execution Of the
sentences pronounced upon the convicted
persons will be suspended if occasion for
delay shall arise in the manner before men.
toned to make it desirable. II is the
opinion of this Government that sound
policy comedies with the best impulses of
a benevolent nature in recommending ten.
derness, amnesty, and forgiveness in such
cases.
New YORK, October 2S.-The HeralTs
Toronto special says that dispatches are
coming from all parts of the provinces de-
handing that no mercy be shown to con-
victed Fenians. 1t is doubtful whether
the Government can find evidence strong
enough to convict the Rev. Mr.. Lumsden.
Threats are made by New York Fenians
to ayepgs the death Of those convicted by
doing great injury to prisoners. Petitions
are to be circulated and sent to the Co
vernon General, for him to forward to the
home government, to have the sentences
committed to Imprisonment.
David Whaler, Patrick Norton, and
Daniel Drummond have been arraigned.
Fears are expressed that the prisoners may
escape. There are in the city over 500
unemployed Irish Americans. The Fe-
man prisoners at Cornwall are to be in
dicted on Monday for high treason, and
tried the following Wednesday. .
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
New YORK, October 27.-Gold, 1852.
Cotton dull at 39a4lc.; sales, 800 bales.
Flour firmer; sales 500 barrels southern at
$l2.65@$I7. Wheat lose. better. Corn
lG5c. higher. Oats l@2c. higher. Pork
,,egular; sales 1920 barrels mess at
sos2@$35. Lard frmer. Groceries firm.
s sp,'s turpentine, So@s3c. Rosin, s5.25e
Nh"YoRK. October 27.-Gold, 1859.
nNo IO91a. Cotton dull. Flour adj
r ,~neot .I2Oc.; southern, sl2.l5@sl7.
a mnea' @ @a. ged 2@sc. Corn advanced
9eoc' oa's 'vanced 1a2c. Pork firm.
MOBILE, octot =! AAE "l.I s.,.
dav r 600 bales nit 27.-cotton-sales to-
o"'' WV ' pg at 35G36c.
NEW oRLEA MARKETS.
New ORLEANS, e., a. r..
quiet and steady; low. S,,:a.a .cSe-n
Gold, l47.
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GENERAL SHERMAN IN VIRGINIA.-The
Richmond correspondent Of the New York
Times says:
"For day or two past some of 1.-THE
Richmond papersl have had approving
words of the rumor that General Sherman
is to assume Mr.. Stanton's place as acting
Secretary of War. 1t is an idea they seem
to like-their antipathy to Stanton makes
them welcome Sherman with cordially
but this, perhaps, is hardly doing them JUS
tce. There is in Virginia a genuine re-
spect for Sherman as brave, frank soldier,
and an able man. The conviction is gene
raj that, intellectually, he is the great man
developed by the war on the northern side
and Virginians have respect for mental
power wherever found"
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We announce with deep regret the death
at Cincinnati on Saturday Of Rreyet Brlga-
der General G.. S. Tripler, Surgeon United
States Army and Medical Director OF THIS
Department, of cancer, at the age OF SKY
years. DR.. Tripler leaves . wife and SIX
Children, the eldest of the latter being .
first lieutenant In the Twelfth regular
infantry. and now on duty at Richmond,
Ys,-IstroH Tribune, October ~. ss
]. Thompson, who occupied high politi-
cal position in the South before the war,
and lstterly as rebel agent, was ono OF the
passengers by the China, but stopped q
Halifax, whence be goes to the Wes'
Indies. -Nese YoYk Times. 49,
fThat Is, Hon. Jacob Thompson, o. Ms :
sissippi.] $50 - - ~
The Chasleaton IS, ca sCo,rtr eiyss
hatteging account q: ~ en1neee 9 -
en-, ~ ma settse j. sssplne = Hses
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The West VAvinia Elections.

WHEELING, octohr 26.-The vote polled
in West Virginia yes,rday for Congress
men and State oflicialswas larger than at
any election since the residential cam
paign of 1864. The retlus thus far re.
ceivcd show Republica. gain as COM
pared with the vote on Unconstitutional
amendment. Foreman is undoubtedly
elected Governor. Hubbard (h,ublicanl.
in First district, has about 1,6OLoa;or;tv
Kitchen (Republican) is electet in the
Second district. Wheeling city al Ohio
county are warmly contested. The Amo-
Gratis will carry the county by abou.oo
majority.
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From New Orleans, Texas, and Mexico

NEM ORLEANS, October 26.-General
Sheridan has addressed letter to Colonel
sedgwhk, commanding at Brownsville, in
structlnghim to warn all adherents of any
party or Pretending government in Mex
leo that ttey will not be permitted to vio-
late the neutrality laws between the Juarez
Liberal Government of Mexico and the
United States. These Instructions will be
enforced against the adherents of Imperial
buccanees representing the so-called I'm.
perlal Government, and also against the
Ortega, Sara Anna, and other factions.
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A CONVINCING ARGUMENT.-"I 1t seems
doubtful" says writer for the New York
Ii,aes, "if even great popular majorities
can awaken these misguided men (rebels]
to the danger of their situation" Apeo-
pie that refuses to be convinced by such
arguments as "great popular majorities "
must be misguided and Supplied indeed.
The Democrats, however, were not con-
vinced by such in 1910, nor the Wings in
1874, nor the Republicans in ls4s.
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WASHINGTON, October 27.-Official infor-
nation is received announcing an impend-
ing Indian war in Colorado and New Mexico.
Hon. ]. T. Chares, delegate from the latter
Territory, states that the difficulties have
arisen from the Encouragement Of mill
tary officer, who unjustly treated several
of the tribe Of Utta Indians and grossly
insulted one Of their principal chiefs.
Fights have already occurred, and several
of the Indians have been killed. M
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BIsuop DoGGETT.-What shall ] say OF
him. never fatter-hate putting.
Bishop Doggett, as a man, as Christian,
gentleman, preacher, and presiding officer,
dclights-carries everybody with him.. Al
Richmond, then Lexington, Missouri, at
Clinton, Illinois, and now at Elizabethtown,
as at Winchester, Kentucky, it is the same.
With such bishop moving through our
States, preaching to the people, infusing
their own energy and zeal into the whole i;
body, who can estimate the good that Will
be accomplished. Truly, every one must
rejoice that new era has dawned on us as
to the Episcopal work. Our General Con
ference did us glorious work in giving us
such men as Bishops Doggett, McTyeire,
Wightman, and Marvin, to be allied with
our former bishops. And if they all mix
among the people as does he of Richmond,
Virginia, verify 60 in for four or five more
bishops at least ~. Ditsler, In Baltimore
Episcopal Methodist.
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New YORK, October 27.-There is much
excitement here among the Irish in conse-
ouence of tho conviction and sentence of
the. Fenian Lynch. The Common Coun-
ellis have adopted resolutions declaring that,
in spirit of humanity, the mayor, alder
men, and commonalty request the Go
vernon of Canada to pardon and release
Lynch and his associates, and that the
President be requested to unite in the
ramesf
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ny the Cable-A Vessel Arrived out
FFan nee and Mexieo-Denmask-
London and Liverpool Markets Of

ny the Cab1e-A Vessel Arrived Ont
Fra nee and Mexie0-DenmsSk-
London and liverpool Markets Of
Friday. ,s4s.s, ~
QuEExsrowS, October 2S-The steam
ship Persia, from New York, arrived TO-
day. E7' +
PARIS, October 26.-Great anxiety in
France is felt respecting the condition Of
the Lyons workmen. The condition Of the
Empress Carlotta is described as being
hopeless. Maximilian will probably re-
turn from Mexico in an Austrian frigate
recently dispatched from Trieste by
Francis Joseph, the Austrian Emperor. It
is said that twenty war steamers will sail
for Mexico in November, to bring home
the entire French force now stationed
there.
LONDON, October 26.-The Globe, in an
editorial, alludes to designs entertained by
the Courts of Prussia and Sweden to alb
sorb the Kingdom Of Denmark.
LONDON, October 26.-Money market
steady. Consols, s9h. The following are
the closing prices of American securities !;
Fries, 500; Illinois Central, 7734; Five
twenties, 6s1.
LIVERPOOL, October 26, P. M.-Cotton
market steady. Sales to-day, $4,000 bales {;
middlipg uplands, 156I514d. Breadstuffs
firm. Corn advanced to 33s. for mixed
western. Lard lOd., and going down.
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NEW ORLtNs, October 27.-It is re-
ported on God authority that Governor
Wells will reonvene the Constitutional
Convention of 1864. He says he has as
surances from fading members of Con-
gress that he WI be sustained by force if
necessary.
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ANOTHER PRoPosITToN.-A Radical
writer for the Aetiy Slavery Standard thinks
that we shall adopt the constitutional
amendment excluding all of our old leaders
from office, and that, as they will then be
anxious to have their disability removed,
they will consent to enfranchise the ne
erocs on condition that Congress will SO
relieve them. He is in favor of the CON-
promise.
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Railroad Collision.

SARATOGA, October IA train, while
backing across New Bridge from Green
island tonight, collided with the train
which was crossing from this side. A man
on the Saratoga train was thrown under
the cars and horribly mutilated. He died
in half an hour.
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PHILADKLPHIA, October H.-The base
ball match this afternoon between the
Union Club, Of Morrisans, and the Ath.
letics, of Philadelphia, resulted, after the
eighth inning, In favor Of the Union.
Score, - TO ~. -
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The Fenian Trials.

TORONTO, October 27.-Other Fenian
trials will probably not be commenced be-
fore Wednesday, Mr.. Mckenzie, who is
retained by the American Consul to de-
fend such as are Americans, not being
ready for the trial.
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BUFFALO, October 27.-An appeal is pub
lshed in the morning papers here for
mass meeting of Fenians on Sunday night.
It urges resistance to the execution of the
Fenians lately sentenced to death in To
rnnfO.
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From Montreal.

MONTREAL, October 27.-The news that
Lynch, the Fenian, has been sentenced to
death caused much discussion here. An
other large lot of war material has arrived
from England,
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The dispatch which we have received
from Winchester, Va, gives but an imper-
feet idea of the character of the address
which General Wise delivered at the dcdi-
cation of the Stonewall Cemetery. But
we have no doubt it was eloquent, and that
his hearers took from it new inspiration to
cherish the past, to which Stonewall jack
son and the living Lee individually belong.
We cannot dispute over Virginia's obe-
dience to nature in mourning her dead, nor
agree with Governor Wise that the cause
for which they died still lives. Mr.. Wise
himself may have philosophic doubts upon
that point if his confessions concerning
slavery be truly reported. Yet we shall
be glad if one-half the young men of Vir-
ginia take the good advice which the ad-
dress contains Greeley.
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FOrgcrics.

New York, October 2S.-Further dis
coveries have been made of forgeries of
judges names to naturalization papers in
this CITY.
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The Baltimore Police Commits.
RfOnerS.

BALTIMORE, October 27.-The examina-
ton of witnesses against the police CON-
missioners before Governor Swami was
continued to-day at Annapolis. At 8
o'clock the case was adjourned until Mon
day, when it is believed the matter will be
ended
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General sherman.

WAsHINGToS, October 27.-General
Sherman had another interview with the
President to-day.
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DEMEMBER THE OLD EsrAB-

EMEMBER THE OLD ESTAB-
LII LlSHMENT.-LEvY BROTHERS are now
offering some very great bargains In goods which
they have just received. They are selling heavy
Red, and Yellow Flannel at 20 and 90 cents Irish
Linen at so cents. worth IS cents at IS cents worth
81 heavy Ribbed Hose at rs cents Bleached Cot
tons at Is. 20, and IS cents handsome Linen Sets
OF Collars and CUTS ut Is cents, worth 30 cents /
handsome Embroidered Linen Sets, Collars and
IS cent? French wove Corsets at si.so Shop
herds Plaid, all wool. superior quality, at rs
cents handsoms stock OF Nubias. sontsss, Hoods,
width Cotton Sheeting at 80 cents White Flannel,
yard wide, all wool, at 90 cents yard. wide
goods, to be had by calling a.
oc7s LEVY BROTHER6.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

REPORT OF THE TOBACCO MARKET.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, VA, October II.
No breaks to-day. Thirty hdgsheads and
boxes were offered, and sold at our yester-
davis quotations,
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oven Dame, Esq. 4 IrsIaud, 4 Isl
yssss Az q 4 arVlss & q
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IMPORTANT TO. THE LADIES'
l. A. HIRSH 4 co. have just received beauti-
full assortment Of
EMPRESS CLOTH, MERINOS, P0PLTNS, AL.
PACAS, and other DRESS GOODS;
CLOAKS and SACQUE S of the latest designs,
SHAWLS OF all kinds,
A splendid assortment Of BLACK CLOTHS,
CASSlMERES, and other wooleus;
large aAd cheap lot Of LADIES' and ChildreA's
WOOL HOSE. HOODS, SHAWLS, CAPES,
MERINO VESTS, BALMORALS,
SKIRTS, Re.
Our DOMESTIC Ind NOTION departments are
complete--all OF which will be sold at low figures,
We will not enumerate the prices but call and
convince yourselves tn at will sell ~ cheap as
any dry goods house in the city.
A. HIRsH 4 CO.,
62T Broad street.
Mr.. E. A. SMITH. Of Chesterfield, would be
pleased 70 serve his friends ut the above named
firm. 90 TITS
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MONTAGUE d WHITALL
III Ha.s Of he Asrshsns' Insursnss Company
OF Riehnond,)
funu1I PRoPxRTY or ALL KINDS IL TN
MOST RBLIABLx 0OHPAHIS.
They also s4sst
aAYYNI INSURANCE. AND LlYk INsUkAu0s.
ones. 10. 81 Haia street, inst below the syoss-
,vooA Hotsl. asssss 1T d u--ts
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Hfghly I0psSsast ESseign Hsvs-
aNapsiesnss Dseen AeaS1y Respected.
NEW Yoxx, October H.-The Berlin
correspondence Of tho Tribune says that
on the, 18th the chief surgeon Of the Prus-
sian army left for Biarritz to consult with
the physicians Of Napoleon ON the posi-.
bility Of an operation. A dispatch has
been received from the Prussian Embassy
at Paris saying there is no hope for Napo.
leon. His death may be hourly expected.
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rARDINES, SARnINE6,--l,0 600 guar
" - I01a 6AHpllR1. 70 halt bexes oAe.
S - ~ 8 ! ! aliiI'i;i s. 6 g
\ ri s ). &c Il III \ q
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{ o sASHard RE SHrS41Sg sS, .osM1aaE

TOOK! locke LoOKi!!- Intend
= Ing to remove our place q business e ncoIs
fIG 5n Ss -. :, ANAL sdvsnes on cost sas' 'hs'
time. .,,,.. ana othsry Wishing 70 psls
chs. sk Sr,s now An e tSinf ss
corner opposite Ballard ana AxenAAs' A :
s-n =.
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NATIONAL UNION BUeINnm

FEMALE SEMINARY, No. 1ol
IL Linden Row, FRANKLIN street, Richnnol,
Va, The exercises OF this school win be resumed
terms Of board and tuition. apply to or address
Mas. n. n. W. BASKERvILL, =.
No. LOO Franklin street,
auS-Th&Mts Ri" Richmond, We. r
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GRAND OPENING-SAvE YOUR
VI MONAGHAN at Richmond Shoe Store, cor.
ner OF Ninth and Broad streets Get your children
shoes At SEVENTY. FIVE CENTS per pair.
MISSES SHOES, tl.s0;
CATERS, fair quality, Sl.5oi
GOAT BOOTS, fair quality, 3l;so;
BOYS and YOUTHS GOOD SHOES, $3.50;
MEMS BROGANS, $50. ,a
ALSO,
general assortment OF ADIES', aENTLEMEN'S,
MISSES, BOYS, and CHILDRENS SHOES OF
finer quality at prices to suit the times. AL kinds
Of fine work made to order. A. NJ. DAVIS foreman
or IA JlCOR COUN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-29

DEST QUALITY COLORED KID
~ GLOVES; FOR LADIES; CHEAP, CHEAP, AT
dozen, best quality, all colors and sizes, LADIES'
KID GLOVES, to he run off at low figures this
week. Call and get pair, those in want, at
EZEKIEL CHEAP STORE,
No. IL Main street,
oc5 nearly opposite st. Charles Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-29

T zimmerman, DYER AND SCOUR-
LIE RR, Seventh street, between Broad and Grace
opposite the Theatre IL prepared 70 do all kinds Of
DYEiNG, CLEANING, and SECURING, In ell 10
branches. At short notice. Give me . cali and sx.
anime for yourself.
Agents wanted to solicit orders In the country
and In every city Of this state. Address boz 70.
post once, Richmond, Va. NI0