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FIRES.

BosroS, Nov. 7.s q
u The Unitarian Church and Town. Mouse il
Ware, MAss. WIS burned last night.
SEDALIA, NO., Nov. !.
A FIRE broke out last night sin. the grocery
store Of N. B. Childs, on South Nah street,
and that and the adjoining stores were soon
burned. The wind being high, the fire was
thrown. across the strset, and the storehouse
Of D! Phillips, occupied BY iSeraus l. Gait,
man, and al adjacent buildings, incIudinS
the MeKesSack House and Tie uf7ee Of I'd
1A9sUsssaent Rcss, were consumed.
The heaviest losers are Phillips L Crosse,
breck, dry goods; Williams l. Co., tobacco,
nists;. kImer : Co, distllere; p, Childs,
grocer; StraAs i 0alttnan, cioihiers; Lens
b Turkstsuas. ,tailora; Conrads,& Co., no
cers Hall 4 Co., commission merchants,
and ]. @. Ives, proprietor Of the NaK esssUk
House. Loss estimated at from one to two
hundred thousand dollars, alaxse .porhon Of
Which i, covered, BY Insurance. ! The Ner-
chants Union Express Compasy are heavy
losers in freight.
e. 1a4eon q BfoG oil sfefke&. rsar this
city, was totally destroyed BY Ere last nieht,
Their entire works, with 1900 barrels oil
and 5000 ye6pty barrels, wsis destroysd.
buried s sisss';e . sss az Ia:s esG1 "a: s:
|ieiessl- I.ass "a 1nQo;s saeisssua1ee.t M
origia of TIE Ore i not kaovp. Ssss
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FROM NEW YORK.

. New YoRK, Nov !.
, The recti6ers Of the city have issued an
address declaring that they are compelled te
suspend operations.
The Board of Education ask 81, 9oO, ,0Oe
for the support Of our public schools fol
1868.
The Herald proposes to pay the national
debt by . great bonfire Of Government
bonds, and expresses willingness to devote
$10O, GOO thereof to The Hames
The barge Harvest Queen, loaded with
hay and potatoes, was burned this forenoon
Loss $4,000; partially insured.
eral Of Italy and the Pontifcal States, died
at the Brevort House on Wednesday.
1t is said Judge Busteed intends to resign
the United States Judgeship of Alabama,
and resume the practice Of the law in New
York city.
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s4tf = ssss ~
The report Of Gsnsral Grant vat dDutain
reports a. .tha n;sfxict aad Decartnest Com
manders, and fall detail Of the operations
of The s6fmsf uuder ~ Aeconsttuction laws
establishiae MiGtasy Dislsis4s
0taoeol RaWffnGD fyo1oesday preSent6d
Hon. +. B. WasAbsfns With cane cut from
the tree y N1ck1bsSe sn1er which Pember-
TSsssc1pss 4 saalyas ftou O6ohar 2sth
70 the 3lat inclusive vas 81, ,632, $50.
Tho report Of the Depaxsment Of Aglieul.
ture fbr October says tie wheat crpn ofghS
country viii sxossd any harvssk Aiherto.
The amount is placsd q 40 70 22S millions
bushels. Illinois gives m increaae Of seven
per eeat; Minneapta, ght; Michigan. thin
teen; lows, fifteen; Wisconsin, sixteen ;
Ohio, lso IsdianA,s 40 West Ti&inia,
thirty one Kentucky, thirty eight; p4nssyl-
wants 6fiy>sevep. The quality Of whsati 4
greatly superior to laot year-it IL alm0et
universally sound and dry, but in many 10.
calities there may be found from one third
to one half deficiency in weight, lacking in
pluppness or slightly shriveled, passing Is
No. 2, being less than sixty pounds to the
bushel. There l. d { greater tendency ,te
cleanliness and care in preparing grain for
market. Oats in the aggregate will exceed
$50 millions bushels; also thirteen per cent
above last year. Rye estimate in oil the
States, excepting those on the Pacific, q
millions bushels, an increase Of per cent.
Barley deficient about half million bushels,
or four per cent Quality Of corn unlfcfn>
y good; value Of theentife crop, after de-
ducting deficiency in the Ohio valley, and
allowing for the increase in almost all the
| other States, will be greater than that of last
year. Sorghum greatly declined, and des
pondency is evident in the feelings of many
growers. The deficiency in Buckwheat is
hardly equal to last year.
The potato crop is poor: tobacco less than
last year; sugar 20 per cent. greater than the
small crop OF last year; cotton about 500, ,00C
bales of 500 lbs. each; cattle small deAc.
iency in Ohio, Indiana aud Illinois, and far
ther west and north west the supply is gone;
barley quite as good As last year in those
States that report reduced supply; there il
also . reduction in Ill Of the other States
the reports upon the condition are quite IA
vorable; old wheat reduction, as compared
With last year; the stock of old has moi
been reduced SO low for many years.
The entire number If registered voters iu
South Carolina is l25, ,ase, Of whom 45, 75l
are whites.
The National Democratic Resident Execu
tive Committee met this morning. The bust
ness transacted was Of . general politica
| character looking to = more thorough organi
| zation of the Democratic and Conservative
| elements, in view of 4thA importance to bs
attached TO the approaching Presidential
| campaign.
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lLLIKOIs.

CHtCAGo, Nov. Z.
The returns from Cook county, with the
exception Of tboee. towns yet to hear from,
give Osborne, Republican, for County Treas.
urer, majority of 7,077, and Porter, Repub-
hesn, for Judge Of the Superior Court, 5000
majority.
The following returns are condensed from
the Tones specials: rsl3 rs
MoRRrsos, Nov. 6.
The towns in Whiteside county indicate the
defeat of Stocklaw by from $50 to 500 votes :;
John Dakey is reelected Surveyor without
opposition.
PEORIA, Nov. 6.
Peoria county is Democratic. Shaver,
Democrat, for Treasurer, is elected by 400
majority, gain of 437. Spaulding, Demo.
crat, is elected Surveyor by about 100 ma.
jorisy.
EAuKEeAS, Nov. 6.
The returns from the county so far give a
Republican majority of 1se. The vote polled
is very light.
LEWISTON, November
Fulton county gives about 500 Democratic
majority. Mason county is reported 40
Democratic. The Democrats have q grand
jolli6cation here next Monday.
Pnnu, November 6.
| The Democratic majority here is 1873; q
| gain Of 10S or the vote Of 1866.
CANTON, November 6.
Fulton county is Democratic by 500 MAJ
jority. Last fall it was Republican by q
small majority.
OLsEY, November 6.
| Rchand county gives 175 Democratic ma
jority; gain Of 300 compared with the vote
| Of last year.
JACKSONVILLE, November 9.
Jacksonville gives II Radical majority; .
Democratic gain of 625. Morgan county
gives 100 Democratic majority; gam of 675.
Alexandra gives a Republican majority Of
SO. Meridosia gives Democratic majority
Of l49. NIurrayville gives Democratic ma
jorlty of 1866. Bethel gives a Democratic
majority Of 13.
CARTHAGE, November c.
Hancock county gives Democratic ma
/ jority of $50.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

NEW YoRK, Nov. {.
The Herakrs Washington special says
Distr ct Attorney Chandler is working very
ebergetically in his preparations for the trial
OF JEFF Davis. intending to be in readiness
to commence the trial at the coming term of
Court, which CONNIE noes on the 25th instant
Mr.. Chandler is said to be engaged in franz
ing An indictment, and has notifed the coun.
sci Of Davis that be would be ready 10 com
mence the case at the present term. MIR.
Chandler is making extraordinary efforts to
be fully prepared 10 begin the trial. so that
the blame for any postponement of it will
not rest on HIM, but on the senior counsel for
the government, Mr.. Vim. NJ. Everts.
The President has granted pardon to Jas.
S. Seddon, late Secretary Of War of the
Rebel Confederacy, and the warrant was
placed in his hands to. day.
The Tribune's Washington special says
The following is . copy Of the order of the
President for snppressing armed organizes
tions in the District of Columbia. 1t is ad>
dressed to Gen. Grant
/ am reliably advised that there are with
in the District Of Columbia q number of
armed organizations, formed without aus
thority of hw, andfor purposes which have
not been communicated to the Government,
and being at present unnecessary for the
preservutioa Of order q protection Of civil
authority, they have excited serious appre-
tensions as 10 their real designs. You will
therefore take official steps for promptly dis.
handing and suppFessing aa sush Illegal az
ganizati0na" 80. q 80 ~
This order is dated last Monday, the 4th
inst, and applies 10 all armed military or
carnations, whether composed of negroes
or white men. ,s4sls
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In the District Court Of the United sa.es for the Dis
trct Of Iowa, in bankruptcy. In the matter Of J. r.
Ricksy bankrupt. At Ktotuk in said district on the
lst day Of Nuvemb<r A. D. lS6I-U.G. 4. DIstrict Of
Iowa. SA IL 81 Bf
on the 1st day o. November. b 1867, aisd in said
district court by Hickey, of Ket knk In said district
who has been heretofore duly declared bankrupt
the act Corgress ENTITLED IAN act TO establish uni.
fofr systtm of baekruptoy thfonshost the United
States, approves March ~, lod7, sor dischsrss
and certificate thereof from oil his debts and ether
claims oyable under said att and that the Roth dy Of
December, 1887 Mt 10 O'Clock =. At the ONCE Of
John urscs, Regtstes la HashiuIags In Keosuk, Lee
county Iowa. In Aaid district, 10 the time and place
signed fnr the hearing OF the same when the
OF said bankrupt attend and show any shey
have why the prayer OF said petition should be u
tod and the nd and third meeting Of creditors aha
be had before the REGISTER upon the day that
may be shown against the discharge.
lss J. Q. BURNS. Cistk 3 District Eosrt
un-3-3w Keokuk Iowa
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KANSAS.


LEAvENwoRrH, November7.
Fall returns are in from all but few coun-
ties, and all received show heavy Democratic
ssmsll s Republican majority. Atchison county. .
the homo of Senator Pomeroy, which hereto
fore has been Republican, gives decided
Democratic majority. Douipban county
elects three Republican and two Democratic
Representatives Leavenworth city and
county gives 800 Democratic majority. OF
the nine Representatives this county proba-
bly, elects seven Democrats and two Repub-
licans.~ No estimate can yet be made Of the
party division in the Legislature.
The Ercning Bulletin says the returns indi
cate Republican victory in the State byre.
duced majorities, and the defeat of the Con-
stitutional Amendment by a considerable
larger vote than was anticipated.
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Notice In BankruDtcy,

yHIs Il tn rive notice thst the 30th day October
IL A. p. 1857, . warrant in Bankruptcy was issued
against the estate OF John Quirin Of Bonapart Var
Bu1ap county, and State Io~s who hss bssa adj
1S6Eioet ou Ms own petition. That the pay mont o
any debts and delivery Of any property belonging
such bankrupt to hip for his and the transfer o
any property by him Is forbidden by law That meet
Ing OF the creditors Of the said Rankpt To prove
dsbts and to choose signees sf h estates
will be held at the Court Of Bank to h holden al
the ONCE Of the ssgistsr In Dnkrpscy, inths City
K~okuk Iowa before SShh Hroe k<gisssF, osthe i2tt
day Of December, A. D. 1887, at 10 o'clock
@. ". CLARK u g. Nj,
ncve d4w By Il. RuLfoN, Deputy.
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MlNNEsoTA.

= ST. PAUL. Nov. I.
The election returns come in slowly. The
Republican majority on the State ticket will
probably reach 5000, and possibly exceed it.
The Legislature win be Republican by re,
duced majority. The negro suffrage and
amendment vote is very close and doubtful.
The Republicans claims 900 fraudulent Dem
-6oaahs votes ID Ramsay county, and talk OF
contesting the election of Brecker, for Sena-
tor; D. c. Jones for Representative, and
Robertson for Sheriff.
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Assignce's Notice

or appointment in the District Court of the
United States, for lowa-In Bankruptcy
In the matter Of John Stannus, Bankrupt.
To rhom it may concern !:
T,HBUEDsRsIGNKD, Hi nm Knowles hereby Rires
notice Of his pppofntment assignee of the ssi ats
Of John stannus, Of Keoknk. In the county OF Leo
lows, in said district, and no was, towit the 23d
day Of September a. D. 1867. adndged bankrupt upor
his o~h petition, BY John Bruce, RsItstsrn Bankrupt
cy. OF said Court.
Dated At COX uk the 1st dsy Of Novtnbsr, D. 1887
nov3 3w HIRAM KNOWLES. Assignee
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wlscOssm.

-uAUlsUNI NOV. Z.
Full returns do not change the statements
given yesterday. The Republican majority
in the State is from 5000 to G,000. The
Legislature will be closer than was at first
supposed, owing to the Democrats capturing
| some doubtful districts. The Republicans
Niu probably have about 1a Of the 80 State
Eepators. How much the majority in the
House will be is not yet certain. Dane coun.
ty complete is S06 Republican; Iowa county
100 do; Green county 1000 do; Winnebago
coautY 1,086 do, rs
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From THE SOUTH.

Z Il CSScnf1k.H c. ~ I.
JT6 Onesses6atsCe eivs11ia G9i&sN:ck.
ersoa Han ysslsrlay, Eiehty.six delegates
'Wef6 PiS5sHA rSpEs5sStihf fWeaH districts.
Jamss Chsstast presided.
A committss On business was appointed,
Hhsn the Convsgjpn adjourned TN lp-mof.
I'D N~ aAUGuefA. q, ~. Z.
At 1 meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Macon kAugnsiA Railroad, Cob B. r. Bol-
Iock, of Vie Bouthsrn Exprsss ca, was cho.
aen President.
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New York, Nov. 7.
The Tribune figures up the Senate 10 Re-
publicans and 13 Democrats, and the Assem-
bly, 60 Republicans and 6S Democrats.
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NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, Nov. 7. =
DEM Democrats CT viii % have nj majority % 81 of a. le.s.
in the House Of Assembly, but the Republi-
cans will retain q working majority in the
Senate.
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Assignee's Sale,

NOTICE is hereby given Mat l. Hiran,
IN Knowles, assignee Of the hrm Of 0sores u. nnd
james A. sssten, snr wiring psr uery q the Arm Of N
seatnn Sons bankrups, Nll on the ID day of Decem
ber D. 1867 in front Of the court house door Eco
kuk, Lee Iowa ssi at public anetion. cash. the
htehest dder subject to- sny uppstd taxes now due
thereon, thu following described real property
qr Sec D. tip 90 range 25 W. situate in Winneh ago
s.a* ), 80 ~ -. leo, Iowa
3 Fqr see "a tp psrahge esw, SCI
s = ar SEC 81 tp 100 range 26 W
" hf8 3 gr sec IL ip 6S rAngs = ", In Wayne 50
WhfS 3 Or sec ~ p e3rrrge 90 "
xhfN B q sec A1 tp ~ rnnge 21w
14t \ Or secs p 60 fasRe2l "
NV or Or sec "a To 90 range 81 W r.
bf ar sec Z 7tp ~ range 2swf Clark
WINS or sec 2s tp 70 range 2sw
= hfa ar sec IS tp rs range 25W Warren
shfN v qr sec tp % rsneaNW Decatur
sqr EhfN or sec ~ 90 range 27 "
hfS or II to o. range 10 Schuyler co. Missouri
n Efr qf sc SIP SO ranG.lsw su,Hvan
HIRAM KNOWLES, AssIgres.,
oc,20 1aw5w NJ
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MARYLAND,

NEw foRK, Nov. J.
A Baltimore special says tventy,three
counties of Maryland give the Democratic
candidate for Governor 1861 majority He
carries every city and county in the State.
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NEW JERSEY.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, Nov. Z.
The Democratic, majority in New Jersey
il about II, ,0eO. 1 pill
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

NEv YoRK, November I.
Hon. Conrad Swachemaa died Of typhoid
fever At his residence on Washington HeiGhts
Yesterday. r
, tn internal Revenue. Inspectors have
seized property valued at ono million six
hondssd and ssvsaty thousand dollars, within
fortnight.
A. Troy special says Weston, ,the pedestrian.
reached Sand Lake, Rensalaef county, yss-
terday afternoon.
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Netice.

SAFE Of lo,cd, Lee County }ss.
In the District Court Of ead County at Fort Madison
Robert VI, Gilmore Plaintiff, rerfus Abraham Rohpson
and Isaac Robiusop partDers under the nas Of Bob.
tnsou h Btnthe4t. Def dsnts. 8
NOTICE is hereby given, 70 the Defend
y sots herein above named thatwpettion In civil
action 10 file In the Clerks Once District Court
Aforesa3 In behs of the above named Plaintiff against
you. and claiming of You = judspsnt In the sum Of
41f -Four Hundred aud Sevent, ane DoIiars on an &C
count for services rendered and nsaey expended. ha
and praying also for awrt provided BY
law; and ualeas you hpear aud make defenne thereto
becre ef tks secuhd aS Of tls neg term Of ,ad
Court, to commence en- the fret Monday OF December
1887 JUDGMENT will be iendered sgsnst ron, pray
for in said petition. ROBERT h. 8ILLMoRE
nov24W Atterney o<y ~
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Eagle w orks
Manufacturing Co.
FOUNDED
OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY
p. -. GATES, Presidsnt.

af p. -. GATES, President.
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iSQgaR Cane Mills,
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Rock Breakers,
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Mining Machinery,
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We earnestly invite the attention Of people to the
following Int of prices and would say to them II you
wish to sAve money sad scsnomixe bay your goods i'm
mediateIy. n
so Pairs heavy lO4 white Blankets, 900
per pair.
so Double Shawls. all wool, Sa. so.
100 pieces standard Printsa123ca yard.
Heavy Domestic Ginghams. 12a a l5c yard
300 pair Children's Wool Hose, lOc pair.
200 /" Ladies's Hose, ribbed, 15c !"
job lots Of remnants Dsilines, 15c 8 yard.
Job lots of Merrimac, Calicoes, the best
makes, 12ac yard.
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ELECTION RETURNS,
WISCONSIN,.

New YoRK, Nov. !.
The Vorlds Milwaukee special says: The
result Of the election in Wisconsin is close
and doubtful.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
ELECTION RETURNS.
nAssAcHusErrs

BosToS, Nov. I.
The returns from 316 towns, nearly the
whole State, give Bullock $3.50, and Ad.
ama68, ,e62. E&
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A full line Of Domestic
Bleached and Unbleached
Sheetings, Tiekings, Den.
inns, Stripes. 1'aheclothine,
Birds eye Diaperine, vhits
Goods, Irish Linens, Wool.
IN md Cotton Yarns, Break.
fast Shawls, &c., &c.
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Al sho uisA = sscurs god asd duesAh ooc1s, u
los poss for 1a I'd Winter, viii - = ~ aatssdn1
the sale st the - =
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Al111nooN DnsPATO mE3
| Latest News From Mashington.
|. IS
~ Pusailafsi esdsR = GaanI cngt
"a 3saslJE@ t4az8z &c
Hs Dessaads tt DisSasdtso ef an Military
Bodies II ~ Dtstria If Co.Gmbta.
i
REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF AGRICULTURE. Z
Rebel War Minister Pardoned
Aaor.9 Chaadler Gettisg Ready for the
H. J<f. Davis Trial.
Additional Election Returns.
IMMENSE copPERHEAD GAINS.
Asssans sf the w. A. Prsss I'm ~. Ls.is
ANOTHER REV0LUTTON IN HAITI.
kxtsasivs Fire In sedaiia..Less ever
100000.
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
SERIOUS RIOTING IN ITALY.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1885.
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LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
SERIOUS RIoTlNG M ITALY

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1885.
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Watches, Watches, Watches.
q D9i2eas Nos / 4 Estas Houpe
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W0OLRM GOODS.
J Il GslnAk. Main st--het 4th So
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-05-24
DR.. Schenek's PulmOnic Syrup.

This great medicine cured DIR. J. II. SoHKSoK, the
Proprietor, of Pulmonary Consumption, when It had
assumed its most formidable aspect when speedy
death appeared inevitable. His physicians pronounced
his incura5le, when he commenced the Of his
simple but powerful remedy His health was restored
in a very short time, and return of disease has
been apprehended, for all the symptoms quickly dis
appeared, and his present weight is more than two
hundred pounds.
Since his recovery, he has devoted his attention
clusiTey to the of Consumption and the diseases
which usually complicated with It, and the cures
effected by his medicines have been very and
truly wonderful. DIR. ScHENCK makes professional
visits to several of the larger cities weekly where he
mas large concourse of patients and is truly aston
ishing TO see poor cOnsumptyes that have to be lifted
out OF their carriages, and I'm few months healthy,
robust persons. DIR. SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP,
SEAWEED TONIC. and MANDRAKE PILLS are gen.
orally all required in curing Consumption. Full direc
tons accompany each, that any can take them
without seeing Dr. Schenck but when it is convenient
it is best to him. He gives advice free, but for
thorough examination with his Resprometer his Is
three dollars.
Please observe. when purchasing. that the two like
sumtion and the other he is in perfect health
on the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Price 81 30 per
bottle $50 the half dozen. Letters advice should
always be directed to Dr. Schencks Principal ONCE No.
10 North 9th street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes & Co.,
New York s. s. Hancc, Baltimore, Nd; John d. Park
Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker d Taylor, Chicago Collins
Brothers, st. Louis, No. [Agl