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uE. tap[ DIsPlTtI[s.
Napoleon Putting his Forces On !
War Footing. 'sss

sv ASA eee BERLIS, April ls--Essnins.
~ . reported here that Emperor Napoleon
is strengthening his forces and military posts
on the frontier, aaA plscing his artillery on .
w,r footing that apbalapees are being pur
chassd, snd ths Ffssch Reserves Of 1868 ake
to ~ called out on the 6sss Of May next
lis reported that Prussia is, also making
active military prsparsIipns. ]
- LoxpoH, April 1s--Evsaine.
No furthsr dsnands have yet been nads
upon Spain by the British Government, in
the case Of the steamer Tornado, which still
remains unsettled.
Lospox, April 16--Noon.
Dispatches received from Berlin state thAs
the speech of King William, at the closing
of Parliament, excites distrust throughout
Germany.
. Sr. PrrnsBrRo, April 10.
The Russian government have made re-
duction 70 the smoant of IL, ,00O, 600 rubels
in the annual military and naval expendi-
tures Of the Empire.
~ i u.
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FROH NICARAGUA,
- StssR sAs-NTa-

.ssfss1 .'s- NJ o,r Anil ,asis,
! Adyicaa from Grsytoxn, NicazaGua, 10Th
insk rare received.
y1psw Prel1nt thaS Spp6htS1 GepsHl'
OQ6S6omas Marines Minister to Enelan9s
Hie a9aese1uU1 his Iiis6i 6i6ae1 1sns09s6 9(Cef
eeet6 tAeSesdstnent Of cliiId6s d ne sRar
pahlic eeqiPst ~ upited .Ststas fer dene6a
9n9e ~ tkaWalkee snids, and the Gsog1o0n
bonbardmeQk sffss
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DHsPArCHEs.
- > = : x = : - ~ ~
/ NEWS FROM WASHINGTON
Senate Combinations.
Raymond Laid on the Shelf
NEWS FROM MEXICO.
Maximihan Shot Ia the Arm
He, Offers to Surrender.
-. -,
Wheat Prospects Flattering.
Express Car Destroyed by Fire.

CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
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duncan, ksrle Co.........l4o l4a Main street
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Fans, Fanty Goods. Fine Cutlery.
q Bridges Nos 4 Estss He>s,
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS


WAsHlsorox, April 19.
SENATE.
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WatsAss, WateAas, Watches.
) @ Bridges Nes 4 Rstes Housa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-15

An IMPoRTA Mt CABINET meeting was
held on Tuesday, on the question of the
power claimed by certain commanders of
military districts in the south, to remove
State and local officials. Ali the men,
bers were present, except Browning. 1t
was maintained by all of them, it is be-
LEVIED, but Secretary Stanton, that the
views OF the Attorney General were COR
rect; that no such removal could be
make under the military reconstruction
acts until the officials have been arrested
and tried by a military commission for
hindering the enforcement of these acts.
1t was further maintained that their of.
fees could not be made vacant until the
occupants had been tried on the charge
defined and provided by the law, the
same as against other persons; and that
even in case Of conviction and sentence
vacancies thus created under the State
or municipal governments could not be
filled by the mere military order of the
General commanding the district. 1t
was held that nothing in. the law that
could we construed to the contrary. If
the power to remove State officers, and
appoint other civilians to take their place
be valid, it was declared that it would be
just as legal for the commanding officer
to supply vacancy on the bench caused
oy the death of a judge holding his Office
under State law. There is no doubt that
the president holds these views and that
ne will reinstate all of those officials
VINO have not been deposed according to
law. This, however NAV not tata nIaoe
for some days.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
o. S. Taees-A,eaeat0L List, 1867.

U. s. INGes-42s2satNL List, 1867.
THE Assessor of the 10th District OF
Ohio having rendered to me his Annual Tax List
for the year embracing incomes for the year POO
Special Taxes Gnrmery Licenccs) Carriages. aecnes
Plate and Billiard Tables for the year commencing May
1st 1857:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that eu1d Duties OF
Taxes have become due and payable and that the same
will be received until and incluning
Saturday, June 20th, 1897.
FOR AsHTABULA COUNTY. by myself, at my Of
FOR TRUMBTLL COUNTY. by. AImon D. Webb.
Esq. Deputy Collector, at his Office in Warren.
FORMAHONING COUNTY, by John Wetmore, Esqs
Deputy Collector, at his Office in Canfield.
FOR RPOKTAGE COUNTY, by Joseph ID. Horton, Esq,
Deputy Collector, at his office in Ravenna
FOR GEAUGA COUNTY, by Isaac N. Hathaway,
Esq Deputy Collector, at his office In Chardon
All persons who do not pay the Duties or Taxes as
sessed upon them in said list within the time a.
bove specified to the Collector his Deputies as afore
said, will be served with notice. demanding payment
OF the same with fee of twenty cents for the issuing OF
such notice. and when served personally, cents per
mile and said Duties Taxes with fees and mileage
as Aforesaid are not paid within ten days er e ao OF
such notice. the same win be liable to penalty OF per
cent per month"; and to dstraint and the cost
Ofice hours from o'clock A. M. until4 O'Clock r. M
- Collector 10th Dist Of Ohio.
Ashtabuia. OhiO June 1877 Gil
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A correspondent of the N. Y, Herald,
writing from Winchester, Va, says that
in spite of the ravagss ofthe war, and al.
most total destruction of the fences,
houses &C., the farmers of the Shenandoah
Valley will probably have the finest and
largest wheat crop ever raised in that re-
gion. The lower counties are filing up
with Pennsylvania Germans, who are qui
city buying all the farms they can get
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A Meeting of the qualified electors of

A Meeting of the qualified electors OF
IA Ashtabula Borough and the Districts attached
thereto for school purposes will be held at Firemen
Hall, on Monday evening. June Oath, at ~ r NJ to
vote for against tax for the purpose of paying for
the third story Of the school bulding-$250 for fitting
up and furnishing the for school room, $780, and
s well known to most Ofthe patrons that schools
have become crowded. particularly the prima-
ry department be very deeterous to the health OF
the pupils and that the increase Of room urgently de-
manded can thus be 70 economically obtained, is consd
cred gratifying. Polls will be kept open from to p
H.. By order of the board of Education.
Qti-w2 O. W DICKINSON Clerk
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JOHN q. BREsLN.-A dispatch from
Columbus to the Cincinnati Gozette
says: "John G. Breslin was in the c;tv
to-day, looking at the condition of the
suits in favor of the State that are p,nd-
ing against him. He says that he is to-
tally unable to refund the State anything
or to. promise to doso, which he would
gladly do if If was in his power"
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SuRRATT.-The trial of Surratt com.
menced on Monday, in the Criminal
court Washington. The prisoner TOOK a
seat by the side of his counsel. He look.
ed pale, careworn and troubled. Dist
rict Attorney Darlington, before jury
was empanelled, submitted motion to
quash the whole indictment. as the iury
was not according to law. Mr.. CARING.
ton supported his motion at some length
asserting that trial under the present
Indictment would be illegal. Counsel
defence moved for q reces till next day
Tuesday, to allow time to examine
the law, and see if the trial could not ibt
proceeded with before the jury already
empanneIIed The court granted re
cess, and the prisoner was remanded te
Jail.
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1t has been fashionable of late to stigs
matize the blacks OF the South as shift
less and indolent. It now appears that
lsEieass end p9Ihzift in that section is not
monopolized by the blacks. The New
Orleans Pieay,sae declares that s'indo-
Ience aud worthlessness has taken pos
session Of thousands of white men in
the South, since the close of the war
threw them out of employment. Men,
who previous to the war were iudustri.
ously employed in agricultural pursuits,
and content with the respectable indie
pendence of = farmers life, have, in con-
sequence Of the taste engendered by four
years ofa soldiers life, become stragglers
and adventurers in cities, and lost all love
for labor!"E; - - =.
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Union state Convention.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES N, fss7

o~.,s...-rf, COLUMBUS ONO Mar 81, 1857.
70 szs. sss6a Voters OF Ohio:
The Annual State Convention os ne Union Party OF
Ohio will be held In Columbus Wednesday, li 1911
day of yue, for the fransactss OF business and the
nomination of candidates ae Union Ticket for the
following offices:
Governor, Lieut. Governor, Auditor of State, Treasury
of State Comptroller of the Treasury. Attorney General
judge cEthe Supreme Court, Member of the Board OF
Public Works. H5s ~ f23 81 Fltf -
The basis of representation in this Convention will De
delegate for every five hundred votes cast m
He15 Smith for Secretary In 1855 ana
Sd delegate for any traction oftwo ana MY voI
snd upwards in each county. According % the num-
Der of votes cast for Secretary Smith n 1867 and the
number delegates to which each csusy wall bs enti
tied to IS delegates follows
Ashtabula County, zoos votes 10 dsiegates Geauga
County, 25ls votes delegates ;Mahoning County, 1895
votes 6deegates Portage County, S465 votes, dele
yates Truubuiii County, 1923 votes, delegates.
We Invite the earnest attention Of all Union to
the importance ofthe campaign about to commence in
Ohio request their active and hearty cooperation In
its labere.
B: r. 6owEN, CHAIRMAN,
JAS WILLIAxs- Sec y. and Treas,
GEO. B. WRIoHn
RODNEY FOOs,
HRNRY MILLER,
Z. j. CRIrcHfIED.
ISAAC c. ASTON. Erccutire C0D,piHee.
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ID sioners Of Ashtabula County, WILL Friday, July
5th 1857 receive proposals for building bridge over
Ashtabnla Creek, the old turnpike in Keloggsyie.
Said bridge to be lattice bridge covered, seventy @
feet long and fourteen feet wide in the clear with stone
abutments Abutments to be let separate with the
saperstrut tn e, tie Commissioners may decide. Pro-
pOsas received at the site of the bridge Said Comis
soners reserve the right to reject proposals Is not
deemed FOR the interest of the country.
June II, 1S67.-911W3 w. II. CROWELL. Auditor.
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s. D. GALPN.
savbrook. Ohio Anril 1857

SaybrOok, Ohio April I, 1867.
do hereby certify that have used one OF L. Munson's
Steel Trasses two years past having previously
one of Dr. Stephenson's Malleable Trusses which
considered superior article and after having
ious other knds say without hesitation, that
ofits hghtness easy adaptabty and ready ad
justment in every position OF the wearer Mr. L. Munsens
Truss Gar superior to any Of which have any knowl
edge. sl1 G G5g ,ss ii. PANcosr
l.. MUNSON, PATENTEE
SaybroOk. Ohio, June. 1861. $40
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DRIDGE NOTICE-The Commis

IL
July, 3d. 1867. receive proposals for building bridge
near John j. Hoyts in Morgan. Said bridge to be com
mon suspension covered sixtyvc (0 feet span, with
stone abutments SUI erstructure and abuments to be
let separate together at the option Of the commission
Proposals received at the site of the bridge Said
commissioners to the right to reject all propOs
ais not deemed for the interest OF the country.
June 12th 1S57.-9i1w3. w. H. CROMWELL, Auditor
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The Albany Tragedy.

|
The preliminary examinat on into the Cole
Hiscock tradegy has resulted in the committal
of Cole on the charge of murder.
The only witness examined was Police
Commissioner Shepard. :. He produced
letter which the prisoner had in his po-
session when arrested, which was from
the prisoners wife, and was the written
acknowledgements of her infdelity. 1t
nearly filed one page of sheet of note
paper, and was written iif a clear running
hand that betokened education and refine
ment. 1t was addressed 'tDcar Husband" !"
and went onto state that Sin the Sum-
mer of ls64,"L HI. Hiscock, Spartly by
force" succeeded in having criminal in-
tercourse with her, and that the connec-
tion was repeated on subsequent Occa-
sions. 1t was drawn up in the form of
statement, & it's brevity & wording indi-
cate that it might have been written
from dictation. Certainly it bears no re-
Esemblancc to the confession of heart
broken, penitant wife, The letter will
not be made public until the trial, but the
above is its tenor, and in part the word
ing of the letter. Two knives which had
been found upon the prisoner, were pro-
duced by the same witness. One is an
ordinary pearl handled pen-knife; the
other is knife with single blade, 81
inches in length (by measurement) 4 Of
an. inch in bredth at its foot, and ground
TO keen, sharp edge, and pointed at the
end. The spring at the back is so adapt
ed that when the blade is opened it re-
mains open like dirk. This was found
upon the prisoHer after he delivered up
his pistols and asserted that he had no
arms about HIM. 1t was not an ordinary
physicians lancet las some of the papers
have asserted), bat a deadly weapon
which in the hands of strong man like
the prisoner, could have but one intent.
The testimony ofthis witnesswas brought
to a conclusion, and the Justice imme-
diately made out his warrant of commit
tai. Throughout the examination the
prisoner Cole had manifested the utmost
stoicism, conversipg briefly with his law
yer, and occasionly looking AROUND upon
those present. But when the District
Attorney said, 1--WE ask that this man be
fully committed for murder m the first
degree, he seemed for a momeat startled,
as if he had not before fully realized his
position. He covered his face with his
hands bowed his head, and seemed visi-
bly, and strongly affected, the muscles of
his throat working with much effect.
After minute he recovered himself by
a strong exertion of will, and. walked a
way with the officers. Personal opinion
very generally thinks itself justified in
Judging Mrs. Cole severely. ;: Mrs Cole
is small plain featured, and rather sickly
in appearance. She returned to Syra-
cuse. While here she did not visit
her husband except upon an occasion
when she was sent for by him. She has
shown no undue degree of excitement
at any stage of the sad catastrophe.
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REFREsHING.-It is quite refreshing to see
two such papers as Che Leader and Herald
holding in suspense the feline and canine pro-
clivites that have so regularly marked their in
terc0ufse, and they work with common object
and sympathy for the nomination Of Gov. Con
| for another term. While we commend this ev-
idence of better manners, it is to be regretted
that their amibility is squaadered upon 50 un-
promising and bootless subject. 1t is Q matter
of grave doubt that If by any possibility, the
nominations eouM be secured by J. Dolson Cox,
that he eoald be elected. 1t is impolitic and
wrong to urge his suit. 1t is our deliberate
opirion that the people would repudiate him.
-A---
ANOTHER VIcrIM.-The city of. Albany, and
to less extent the country generally was start
led last week by an account Of another ease o.
dishonored husband avenging himself OF the
agent of that dishonor A Gen. Cole OF Syra-
cuse had given his time and energy to his coun-
try during the war, and during that time law
yer bv the name of Hiscock. also Of Syracuse,
now member ofthe Legislature, friend OF
Cole. was employed by Coles wife to advise
her in the disposition of some property inherit
ed by her In the absence of her husband. Be-
ing in delicate health, she received Hiscock in
her own room wilhelm bed. According to the
husbands statement as given to him in the ad-
mission OF the wife, Hiscock raised his client
up in bed, caressed her, and afterwards COM
mitted the act of dishonor, and on various occs-
sions since, In the absence Of Cole, repeated his
infamous conduct While Hiseock was stand
ing in one of the parlors of Stanwix Hall, one
day last week, Cole approached him with a re-
volver and sent bullet through his head. This
kind of summary punishment for crimes against
the marital relation, seem to be increasing in
commonness not only, but public sentiment, as
well as the sentiment ofcourts is coming to look
upon it with less horror and objection. The
provication seems to be looked upon as strong
palliation for meeting out punishment to the
prowling, sneaking offender in a more sure and
prompt manner than by that of the law. The
case of Sickles is a prominent one in point, and
precedcnts not few leading in the same di-
rection, show how juries and the public are in
clined to view the seducer, and to treat the in
Fiction by the injured party Of punishment up
on his crime. However unsafe and incorrect
such sentiment may be, it will at least stand
as an admonition to the pfofisate libertine, if
he is made to understand that his life is the for
felt of his crime, when it shall come to the
knowledge of the injured and dishonored hus-
band. In spite of ourselves, the recital of such
case as the one given, awakens a secret and
qualified, if not an open approval The absence
or inadequacy of law to punish violations a.
gains. conjugal relations is well calculated to
produce these results.
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SOCIAL PARTY.-There will be a So
~ cia Party at Smiths Hail. Tuesday evening, June
25th. Good music is provided and all cordially in
yited. Bill 81. g. A. KNAPP E. A. HITCHCOCK, T. C.
STRONG, and g. w. DICKINSON, Committee. s11-w1
WE shall open GU Monday next a
w splendid lot Of PARASOLS, plain and beaded.
GLOVES, WHITE GOODS, &c.
AshtabuIa, June I. 1857. $40 HERRICK BRO.
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SPRING GOODS!

and prepared to offer inducements Cash Buyers
We have Beaehed CottOns all widths from to ~
yds and all qualities from New York Mills and Utica
Down to the low grades.
Brown cottons from Coleran cheese sackns to the best
and finest makes. Ticking, all grades, and very low
Brown blue and striped BeIainesvarious qualities.
Striped Shirring axs and ex3 also good article Of
checked do.
Cottonades Of an grades from the New York Mills
double and twist, down.
Linen and Cotton Table Diapers, beaehed and brown
Common Russian and American crash Hnck and Dam
ask towels-very niee Irish Linen, al grades "a pill
low case linen; linen Lawns and Cambria, &c. &c.
beautiful stock Of embroideries, insertings and
thread lace, and some REAL Valencienne edgng and in
serting-
ing from 2c per yd up; ass some very handsome glazed
furniture Prints
A good line Of SPRING DRESS GOODS, some Of
them said to be very handsome and cheap.
IAL INDICTMENTS. We have the Largest and Best
Stock and the cAEAPEsr have had since the be-
We would also mention that we have few Pattern
Sacks that we viii be glad to show at any time.
onr stock of willow baskets is larger than COM
prisng every thing from Misses Baskets soc to rav-
cling basket furnished for two and worth $40.
As we make speciality Of the Wall Paper Trade we
have paid more than ordinary attention to- the selection
Of cur stock Our assortment large and contains sew
eral styles OfGt any number Of Satins, and common
Wall Paper Painted cloth Shades-yery handsome and
from six to nine feet in length Curtain Cloth by the
yard both green and buff. Paper shades all ee,ors and
prices Curtain fixtures. Curtain Cord Picture cesd and
We have our nsua stock Of Boots and Shoes Hats and
Caps, Crockery and Glassware Groceries, Shelf Hard
ware, Shovels, Spades Garden Rafes, Manure Forks,
Tubs Pals. Brooms. seEnbbing brushes. Mop Sticks,
shall be happy to see our friends and patrons at all
times and win sen as low as any Rsgaier Houss.
MOnssIsoN 4 rECKNoR.
Ashtshala, Aprii ss, 1854. 81
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WOOL, wooL.r vooL,,,

- WOOLEN FACTORY. Having added about "a 900
worth ofthe latest improved machinery to stabs
ment we are prepared to exchange Cloths Flannel and
Yarn for WOOL All kinds of custom work done the
shortest notice. Please give call 80
Eingsxflle Jun s. 81 L CROWTHER co.
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Kinsman, Trumbull Co.. O.. Nav q

Mr.. L. MUNsoN-DEAR SIR-This may certify that
been afflicted with Hernia for the most of the last
five years. making it necessary for to wear Truss
constantly and having tried several different kinds
most cheerlly say thatI find the manufactured by
YOU to be the most comfortable convenient and easily
Eom of any that have ever made use of.
SD. GALPIN.
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A RTEsIAN WELLS.-The subscri-

A LITTLE MORE OFTHAT QUAIL
"A iy Of tea said TO be the 'hess in the United King
dom, by one who.has drank Off, Tor sale ~ s"IFTs.
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CTEAM BOILER FOR SALE.-The
~ Subscriber would like to sell good steam boiler,
u feet long, 36 inches in diameter with 12nch pes
and wonld make the price favorable. JOHN s. SILL.
East Ashtabula April II, 1867. 9G3tf
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L. .MUNsoN-SR.-I have worn one of your double.
sefadiusting Trsses for three past and find 1t to
be the best Truss in Previous to using have
used three different kinds but find yours to be all right
can now do all kinds of work without suffering any in
convenience from my rupture JOHN PIERCE
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FRUIT BOX.

T AIDES, don't overlook thisl The
For s5c we viii send reeeiss r. the abeve preoss.ss
that every lady can make ksz Cfeassian Balm
for quarter what she has - peg the dsuggsts and
has the satisfaction Of knowing TIA these nre no pcse
ous drugs In the mixture. Address,
BENNETT q JORDAN.
sO6-yf Pc. drawer - Ek,e3sDd OASv
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Geneva, o., Jan. I, lS67
This is to certify that using one Of L. Munsons
Trusses do consider it the best in asa Double
or Single Truss or Supporter. HENRY BROWN.
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BUILDING FOR SALE.-The under.
on Main street. near Field q Weasherwax's meat mar.
ket and next door TO Mrs stoddard's millinery.
' SETH d. PATTERSON,
Ashtabula, May 8, 1861, SOC
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VILLAGE PROPERTY.-A good
' Two story House and Lea sss ssle On Sycamore
s,; s r Faltsr 81 he Ashtaezla Brewery, back OF
ss Tssr,ners National Bank, Ashtabula Ohio-
'np passessiaa given Immediately II wanted. seo
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DRICK MACHINES.-The subscri-
- Der offers for sale, favorable terms, two of
Halls patent Brick Machines the best patent for hand
machine in nearly new and in good order and
ditiOn. GEORGE RUSSELL
Ashtabula, May, I, 1851 905
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Harness WorE.
"TU1IhMSON L.

NJ fLlLAWSCN has driven hrs stake
w firmly md nenta4ed himself with tks susiresr
interests Of Assssla- I'D .ddine - IN h ssii5sy to
serable rates, any Of his zsfs md his cIsfu
~ share Of patronage viii hardly Be seskd - nass
Eved supply OF finished work hand, snd y pss7snsd
asetu or FOR the more heavy and sericeabe articles In
h hne OF business. Any one In want Of harness verk
vl1 d well to give call '-7fII7-T
W. H. wILLIAMsesy-
AsAsa5adh Nsy. fsR - : "a