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sJNOTICE TO MARTNERS.-C APTAINI
AND PILOTS Wishing to anchor their vessels in ASHLEY
River requested not to do anywhere within drec
range Of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARYES. On the Charleston and ST. Andrews side o.
the Ashley River; by which precauton, contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
S. c. TURNER Fl. NJ.
Harbor AIAsier's Office Charleston February D, 1906
February z go
es- A LADY OF UNDOUBTED CHEMICAL
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out at once: keeps fhe head clean is unparaeledasi
hatrdressng Sold BY all druggists. fashionable hair
by the wholesale druggis's.
SARAH A. cHfvALGER, NJ. D., New York. "
For sale by DOWIE & NOISE.
7 Wholesale Agents for South Carolina, -.
Junes stuih emo. No. l5l Meeting street
ss, wHEAToNs OINTMENT WILL. CURE
the Itch. ..t. 4,
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wHEATONs oTNc MENr cures Old Sores.
wHEATON's OINTMENT cures aIl Diseases of the
Skin.
Price 80 cents: by mail go csntss All druggists sell 1t.
WEEKS PoTTERs Boston. Prqpristors. Wa
September lG mwfly
81 MARRIAGE AND CE[IBACY, AND THE
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Young Men on tho Crime OF Solitude and the Physio-
logical Errors Abuses and Diseases which create inl-
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Seh in sealed letter envelopes free OF charge
Address DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON.
Howard Association. Philadelphia Pa.
September d; :inos
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sr ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICLAL HU-
MAN EYES made 10 order and inserted by DTs F.
BAucH and P. aoUGLTAtANEI formerly employed By
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DEPARTURE FROM NEW yoRK UNA1pFp.

Mrs. Lincoln's appeal to her so-called friends
has been made in vain. The men who gave her
valuable presents in her hour OF success. now, in
her hour of trial. refuse 10 relieve her from COM
paratige want The poor lady by this time has
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discovered the amount Of honor, honesty and dis
nterestedness to be found in the pace-hunter's
and disgust that she took her departure yesterday
morning from q city. in which reside men Of
wealth, who have derived their riches from her
husbands hands and through the lnstrumentality
and influence of herself
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nEscR1pr1oN or TaE-ARTIoLEs FOR SALE.

AS one enters the room where these articles are
exhibited, the first that attracts the eve are five
elegant camel's hair shawis hanging caroIessly on
the back of chair. They are of the finest tex
ture. and we're considered the most expensive in
the market at the time of their purchase, the
largest costing $1,000 i'll gold and the others from
s395 to $500 each. Two white paisley shawls lie
on the lounge They are of remarkable fine
ness and delicate finish and are valued at
$500 each. On the show case lies an exquisite
and magnificent white point lace shawl which cost
$1,000, and near by are tye-0f the same, averaging
from 5000 to s40O each. Seven heavy double point
lace shawls included IN the list are worth
81 500, and parasol, covered with tho rich
est OF thread lace, is valued at $780, Conspicu-
o,ls among the articles is aRussian sable cape of
the finest and softest fur. II is very large, and
cost $500 in gold, and is accompanied by
sable boa valued accordingly. Thrown upon the
filrs is point lace HANDKERCHIEF OF the most deli
cate texture, worth 800, and lying in pile upon
long table are twenty-three dresses, whose esti-
mated value is $4,000. rwo elaborately wrought
bracelets, of the finest gold and uniquely made,
are valued at $500, and m the showcase are dis
plaved some OF the richest gems in the world An
exouis1te set of diamonds, Comprising pin and
earrings. the stones of rare brilliancy and large
size. are exposed for SALE They are valued at
$500. A single solitaire diamond ring, of great
brilliancy is valued.at Sl500, anu two smaller ones
cost 1850 aud 500 respectively. A set Of solitaire
diamond earrings is valued at $500, and alongside
are watch and chain worth $1,000. 1t would be
too difficult to describe the various trinkets and
other articles offered for sale, the value of the
whole of which is estimated at close OH 1000 in
gold.
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Mrs. Lincoln and Her Wardrobe.

Curious Dereioiments-D White House Rereli
dcaS-Uow Executipe Patronage is ConhOll-
e@-LidHsnce Of jIdlaabie Presents 10 Mem
5ers ot thr PRESIDENTS Fan,Ny-DIsreace
Be''eeea Being tie Ir!it Of 4 LIRE President
md he ir,.lc,n ..l' Il DenG 0ne IL &c
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ss-NERvoUs DEBILITY, WITH IT'S GLOOMY
attendants, low spirits, depression, involuntary ennis.
sons loss OF semen spermatcrrha loss Of power dizzy
head loss OF memory and threatened impotence and im
becility. hndea sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS HO-
MEoPATHIC SPECIFIC No. NTY-EIGHT. Com
posed of the most valuable mild aud potent curatives
they strike at the root the matter tone up tile
system arrest the discharges snd mpart vigor and en
eigy, life and vitality to The entire man. They nav
cured thousands OF cases. Prce$5 per package OF six
boxes and VIAL 81 per single boz. Sold by druggists
and sent by mail OH receipt OF price. Address HuM
PHREYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
COMPANY, No. s6a BROADWAY, MEN YORK.
Sentambcr 10
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sS ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICLAL HU'
MAN EYES made 10 order and inserted by Drs. f.
.BAucH and P ooUGLrAtANN formerly employed By
Roisso,7Hr.AU. Of Pars No 590 Broadway, New York.
Arril IA I'VE
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DONIE & NOISE,
WHOLESALE AGENTS,
IHE FAvoRITE STEAMSHIP

No. 15l a..ehng street opposite Charleston Hotel.
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NHItltsu. .jtpI cIllnrl It, ISLI.
y. IT, BRaDY, fsq My Dear Sir-Pleasc call
and see Hon. Abram Wakeman. lie was largely
indebted to lao for obtaining the lucrative Office
which lie has held tol several years. and from
which he has amassed very large fortune. He
will assist ne ny painful and hnmihatine sitl,a
tion, scarcely removed from want tie would
scarcely hesitate 10 return IN = small manner the
many laIors III, husband and dyse always show
cred upon him. Nh Wakelnan many times excited
M sympathies in his urgent appeals for office. as
WI Tor himself As others. Ths refore he will only
be too happy to relieve me BY purchasing one or
mole of the articles you will please place before
him. Very truly, MRS. A. LINCOLN.
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short time since no man was more popular
in the United States than Abraham Lincoln,
to whom all We're willing to pay thor homage
and express their friendshipto himself in pro-
presents. This was in the day OF power, when
the keen scent of the place hunter told him when
to fawn and crawl. to slide himself by any means
to office, SO that the country might repay him for
the losses sustained in obtaining it. Times, how
ever, have changed Mr.. Lincoln is no more.
Patronage is no longer in The hands of his family
ana the yuitures have flowu away. Now for enc
curious Seuucl
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CHICAGO, september |, 1868.
Mr. BRADY, Commission Broker, 40. GOD Broad
,oau Ne,c Kork have this day sent you person
al property which / am compelled 20 part with,
and which you will find Of considerable value.
The articles consist oi four camePs hair shawls,
lace dress and shawls, parasol cover, a diamond
ring. two dress patterns, some tuls, DC. Please
have them appraised, and confer by letter with
ms Very respectfully.
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April "A
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OCTOBER 81 A. li.-The latest Intelligence
from Ohio indicate the election II the Democratic
Ticket
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

DAlnMonn, Nay IA In accordance with
. resolution adopted BY the Republican
Radical State Central Committee ON 1.-THE
l7th day Of April, mixed convention he
TIE whites and blacks assembled sssnoon in
Broadway Hall 70 take into consideration
the coalition 0f the political Affairs Of the
State. Colonel Wilson. chairman Of State
Central Committee, called the Convention
10 order and nominated Major General An.
drew Dennto0n - Temporary Chairman and
the nomination was adopted BY acclama.
ton. The General returned thanks for the
honor conferred in appropriate remarks.
On motion . Committee on Credentials
was appointed.
II being announced that delegation from
the Republican Association tableware was
in attendance resolution was unanimous.
u adopted inviting them to seats.
Quite number Of gentlemen were pres
ent, probably 1900.
The colored representative, Sanders, made
nm eloquent and witty speech. advising his
colored brethren to vote the Radical ticket,
and predicting that they would do 90 from
the Potomac 10 the Rio Grandc.
Crowds Of ccl ored persons are vending
their way to the Hall, which promises to be
densely packed during the evening.
Some fifty or sixty police arc on duty pre-.
serving the best of order. No excitement
beyond the enthusiasm of the pa, Elephants
in the Convention was manifested, and no
OF violence or disorder is en-
tertained.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15
VIRGINIA.

RlcHMosD, May l3-As Mr.. Davis came
out OF the Court house and entered car
rage after his release there was loud cheers
from the crowd Of negroes outside. and
about fifty Of them gathered around the
coach and shook hands with him. ne IT,
n Aned quietly a. the hotel. :,
He will visit Canada soon TO see MS chii'
dren.
The first pamc signed TO the bail bonds
after that of Jefferson Davis Is Horace
Greeley. then Schell of New Yor.., aud
Jsckman of Philadelphia. A little lower
down is the name of Jno. Minor Bolts e
Virginia The residents who signed were
prominent citizens OF Richmond, merchants
and lawyers.
There seems to be general feeling of re
lief among the citizens and authorities that
Davis Ia in the city.
II ID stated that the grand Jury has in
dictsd Vice President John @. Breckinrides
end 81. A. Thomas. Of Faiffax, and forty
othoSo for treason.
The following Telegram Was received BY
Judge Underwood to day, . short time be-
fore he admitted JEFF. Davis 10 ball.
WASHINGTON, May 10.
Judge UNDERWOOD of Greeley.
Remember Libby prison, AndersOnviile and
Belle lale Thirty millions are looking on
and expect you TO do your duty, while 300,
oO0 PATRIOTS graves cry aloud for revenge
lSigned,l
YouR FRIEND
JEFF Davis. on his release, telegraphed his
brother j. Davis in Mississippi. the fact, and
informed him he would write him from
New York
Mr.. Davis and wife visited the grave OF
his son late last evening, At Holly wood C, NJ
etery.
Mr.. Davis and family went on board the
steamer Niagara tonight at 10 O'Clock. He
sail. for New York tomorrow forenoon
He goes thence To Canada.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May IA The War Department
Washington has issued an order discontinu
ing ON the Dist inst, the Office Of the Cher
Mastering and Disbursing Offices OF this
State. and all records Of whatever character,
are ordered to ne forwarded to the Adji
tant General Of the army. Col. Pomeroy,
Captain in the goth IT, g. Infantry, Chief
Mastering and Disbursing officer at this
place, has been charged with the duties con
nected with the discontinusnce.
Harry e. Gray alias Chas. Bush, indicted
Jointly with Charles Hilderband for the
murder Of Charles Finley in Christian coun'
~ in December, 1885, plead guilty in the
Circuit Court to-day, and was sentenced to
Is years In the penitentiary.
The committee appointed by the last
Legislature 70 investigate the management
Of the etsss Institutions, will meet 1t Jack
sOnville 70 morrow. The officers Of the 10.
sane Asylum will lie thoroughly examined
BY the Committee.
CHICAGO, May 15-Tbsss 70 no natsrial
change 10 the aspset Of ths sight hous
strikers. The dead ~ made q The railroad
shops has been the most eiiestual and lasted
che longest, but they ass new at work with
full complement Of men. The crowd oI
atriksrs have, during the week, made dem
onstrstieas towards Nhs N. W. r. r. shops,
but havo at uoe6 aoy Vooleues. The whole
thing b gradually assuaine shaes and bids
fair % seasain %.
CncAeo, Nay IA special from 81
Louis to-day. says:-The eight-hour strike
is over here except % 60 carpenters, plas
terers, masons aud ship>buiders. In each o
these trades = portion Of the employers
have aeccded to the demands Of the men
but at . reduction Of prices.
On the night Of 2nd Of May, the train Of
Col. Chivingten was attacked by Indians OF
Laramie River thirty iniles shove FL Lara
mic, capturing thirty animals-tifteen o.
which were afterwards recovered. Five
days afterwards ION the 7th inst. the trar
was again attacked near F. Mitchell, bu,
the Indians were repulsed doing no dam-
age.
A special from Pskn, to- day, says: Tn,
shops Of Barber, llawley 4 Co. Of ,hi.
does the failure OF Barber Il Hawley Of De-
catur effect the responsibility Of Barber
Hawley l. Co., OF Pekin. Their business
will continue ~ usual.
A special from Jacksonville ssys: The
committee appointed By the last Legislature
to investigate certain charges made against
the management Of the Insane Hospital
and also the financial affairs Of the othei
State institutions located here, consisting
Of Senators Fuller and Hunter, and Repre-,
sentatives Baldwin, Kicks and Wakeman
met at the Dunlap Hetel, in this city to-day
for the purpose Of discharging their duty
The session va preliminary and was or
ganized by the appointment Of Gen. Fuller
chairman. Il ID understood that the com
mittee will examine . few witnesses nov
hore and visit the institution to morrow anc
adjourn until the 4th Of next month, with
the view Of allowing persons in any Fart o
the State to communicate any facts, or tn,
names Of witnesses who may assume tt
know anything psejudieial to the manage.
ment of the Insane Hospital or any cthel
Of the State institutions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15
ONO.

CLKvsLAND, Nay 15.-The Austin Pow.
der Company's Mill here, exploded last night
and about one thousand p .unds Of powder
The damage amounted TO three thousand
dollan No persoas hurt.
CINCINNATI, May 16.-At the annual
meeting Of the steckheldsfs Of the Cincis>
All, Hamiltsa 4 Ds,tsd Railrsad, he old
Board Of Directors was fe-elected, except
one. The Board reelected the old officers.
The stockholders ratified the contract with
Tie Cincisnsti, Dayton Z Easton Railroad.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15
TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, May IA serious riot occur
red at Brownville. Tenn, yesterday at a
Radical convention. Three negroes, and
two whites were shot, but not fatally. Re
ports as to the origin are conflicting. The
Radicals charge that it wos the result OF an
organized plot to break up the convention.
Other say that it was the result of the ne.
gro speakers making incendiary speeches,
saying every man that had ever owned
slaves ought to have his heart cut out.
NASHVILLE, May 14-In the impeach-
ment court tot day, the Judge overrulcd the
objection of the defense in regard to Sena-
tors Hall and Powell, and went into the ex
examination of witnesses.
Gen. George H Thomas was examined,
but his evidence developed nothing, and was
scarcely relevant to the subject.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15
CALIFORNIA.

SAY FRAxclsco, May 14.-Captain David
McDougal has taken command Of the Pen.
eecOla. relieving Captain Worden. who goes
East
The steamer Suwapee sailed on . Q cruise,
The dependence b 70 be stationed in har.
Dor ~ . receiving ship Of the North Pacific
squadron
The Southern Relief Committee RENTED
the New York Commission to day, BY tele-
graph, sixteen thousand eight hundred dol
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15
MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, May IA Convention Of
steamboat men met here to-day to consider
the various interests of river navigation.
Louisville, Cincinnati, Wheeling, New
Orleans and st. Louis were fully repre-
scented.
The organization was affected by the cleo.
ton OF NJ. Mcpherson, of st. Louis, as Pres
ident; Geo. Kirk and John w. Cannon, of
New Orleans. Vice Presidents, and three
Secretaries. after which the convention ad
iourned till to morrow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

PHlLADELPaIA.M May l4.-Thc main build
ing of Simon Lords cotton and wooden
mills near Derby, was destroyed BY fire this
morning. Tue building was valued 1t >175,-
600. Insured for 100000. The stock and
machinery was valued 1t $135,O00, which
was also insured.
Two firemen were run over and killed BY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15
. RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
Chicago, Rock Island / Pacific
Railroad.

1867. Summer APrangsnsnt. 1867.
Tsainsfua By Chicago time which 10 twelve min.
utes foster than Davenport time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 80. lee7,
- saA until further astiee, trans will leovc
Doexeercss eeily, lo.edsys sxsspSsd) - fellows
= Night express. q sS. >. 3.
song Wsse-let. bsetghsios Kellogg "a NeeA.
n 1S E:s::: - Nm =: 8: 49, A.
- WooAtoGeo1, IS 4 q,
Arrive = Dsvsapsst daily, (0asAa9s ssssp4s1
From De isss-lss xIsAs ssprsss 4 !, y. A =
- Ds!y 91. neil. 8 q. .. =.
From The wsss-lss lsstsAt fssa Ksllsee -
Weeet08teo.. q -. 2. q.
q. k.psess ffs0 Kellseg end
Woeesooeon. ........e ~ P.0.
A. Chicago With I'll Eastern Routes.
A. La0alIs with I. G. h. \ for Dunleith, 81
A Pond Greet With G. y. 1 Q. n. R, for Bur.
liaGtoa. Keokuk eod Quiasy.
AZ Pseris (dasiag novigatieol With Paskees
foe I'll points % Illinois River.
A. Kslleee, lswa City. sal Washingoaa With
Western Stag Co 2 Stages, fer al peiats West
Oouthw west and Northwest
sleeping Cesshss o. I'll Wight tsaiss Through
eipsl Eastern Oities end fcwns.
r. A. BALL, Asst Gen. Sups.
A. KinDALL. Asst. Ssps. Iowa Division.
Davenport
4. II. Hsals. Ag't, Davenport.
Davenport, April 81, 1867.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

LOUISVILLE, May 14.-Returus indicate
the certain reelection of Adams over Rice
In Randall's District by majority OF about
800.
Young's majority over Mckee in the 9th
District b about 5000.
The Democratic majority in the entire
state over both the other parties com bincd
- about $4,000, - follows:
MAJORlTIns.
First Distr Ct. 5000 End District, 4,59f;
~ ~. District, 100 4th District. 5,4l4; 5th
III. a;asrics, S,ocS 9th District, 5,6l1; 7th Dis
us. 90 MA On District, eco; 9th District,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15
4 CALL FROM DISTANT MINNESOTA

Kisestsn P. O., Mesken Co.. Mimi,
Apri,7. '6s.
M. yovR DVll-Oear Sir: ! moved frem
Kentucky 70 this place. The storcs had none o
yeus Wssu Destroyer foe sale. Thcy are great
u seeded here In 0iuaesota A trial IL all that
u seeded 70 give them . reputation. We can't
q without then, DO SEND some out this way
Yours, sincerely.
ID. u. Aanowoop.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

strengthening tire Notifications Of this civ
on which the garrison hal for some time
been actively employed. have been discon
tinucd By order OF the Prussian command
ant.
DuErl1, Nay i4-Eve--The death cen.
terce of the fonian prisoner Col. Purke.
has been eomniuted to imprisonment for
life at hard labor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

LONDON, Nay l4-Consols %; sos 72a;

IDND0N, ny 17--C0uU5U ~
III. Central y6f Erie 42a.
In the House of Commons last night an
amendment to the reform bill providing for
the 10 pound ledger franchise wee adopted
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Without
charge. Provisions unchanged.
PAms. May 14-Eve.-OrdefS have been
sent 10 various military depots aud head
quarters through the Empire 10 disoand the
reserves recently called into service.
LuxKNBoURa,s Nay b14.-1ho work Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

WASHINGTON, Nay 14.-.1n the Supreme
Court the case of Texas against various par
ties in reference to the Texas Indemnity
bonds, issued by the United States upon her
annexation, many Of which were sold by
the authorities Of Texas because they were
current on New York. t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-15

By Telegraph May 10.
Flour-Dull and prices nominal trade
brands. 14.00@ls.2S.
Whea.-Dull cad prices nsninal s.2S for No.
| winter.
Oorn-Opesed dali q zoe, but closed active u
1895 under the news ffomjNsw York.
Oats. -UasAangsd.
Rye.- Dali q Les.
Whisksy-- .UleeeA q LEO, h had.
Moss Pork. Unchanged sslivs lsmaod fes
clear bacon sides. lSe.; n bulk. les.
Grocsries-.- discharged.
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i pelaa0s witA 0ectS0as I. . ed 3. Paet -
CAaOess - = ~ RssiGs1 0sononso = ~ C1oy q
Daveapot. ~ a olsDss 0ssSags. D.. tAessa1ss
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s3seea tAsss fsst b WidtA Ok - 1eagA, aad fear h
1ighA, I'D he nsooes svesy veek fe0ovsd.
Also In compllnnce with a ordnance passed anl
approved March aeth, 1871. n fsla1ioa - keeping
Hogs In ~ City Of Devs1posG AninesssGoeo sAssl1
81 III y 81 psmis1Dn ee he aest nsstiag Of ~
City Cosneil. 70 BE- held On Nay u. 1851.
All violaslpos 81 - sbovs aauU0 enhances ~
the lStA lay q lsy. will win - dealt win 70 ths
full extsat u the law.
). KAUFFMANN,
mayf011v HsaltA laspset0e.
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By Telegraph Nay IS.
Whscs -bsil, S6ss. iseeei 49, 1si.
Cora-sose. sssser. Q.isoLls3( sss ~
wsstarn yeIlsw. itL
Oaas-i@ss. loves, eooes for WoGossa.
Pork-Qoiet, heavy. 1nsw elesiae = -. Is fes
cash, and q 20 for old.
Lard Quist.
whisky S-0tsady.