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does not injure the finest Silver or Plated
surface 1t is a newly patented article, and
every household Is invited to try one box TO
satisfy themselves. 1t is great saving OF la
Dor for Harness makers, Saddlers, and al hav-
ing anything TO polish. Ask for
CASES PATENT POWDER.
Sold by druggists and grocers generally
Manufactured by W.P. CASE d bkO.,
Sc East Broadway, N. Y.
HAYWARD & FULLER Agents for
Kanawha, Putnam and Mason counties, West
Va; also, Meigs and Gallia counties, Ohio.
Dec I3, 1666-2ms
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Foa THE
of the WARP

ATTRACTING THOUSANDS by its thrilling rec
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Written in the glowing and soul stirring
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Selling beyond our most sanguine e1pecta-
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10000 COPIES SOLD THE FIRST MONTH OF ITS
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Agents are reporting from TEN to TWENTY
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nohKlHg,
f.: |. s.::::. !: AlIemong
and Best selected Stock of q NJ
Gro cries W U0.
ever brought to this market. which they are
offering to all CASH PURCHASERS at such
Prices as they are confident will give them
entire satisfaction.
Their Stock in Store and to arrive consists
in part, as follows:
I2O Sacks Coffee Prime and Choice
80 Bbl.- n 0. Sugar.
Aa do Refined Sugars,
0n do N.O Molasses,
An do Sorghum Molasses.
IN do Golden Syrup.
Is do Rice.
25 do Nuts,
zs Hlf. Chests Green and Black Teas,
IN c.ddies do do do
Sn do Da,k and Bright los Tobacco.
.efA Boxes Choice Bright Pound do
800 do do W. R. Cheese,
IN do Standard Sugar Candy.
100 do Soap. different Qualities
SA do Tallew Candles,
Do do Star Candles.
O0 do Starch,
RO do Window Glass,
Tnl do Canned Fruit, Cove Oysters
lOO and Sardines.
vO0 do Ground Spices,
OOO Kegs Nails and Spikes, all sizes,
100 do Mining Powder
80 do Rifle do
TX do 8. CSC da.
SN Thousand Cigars. imp'd and domestic,
+ Cases indigo
Ck Casks Bacon Shoulders. Sides & Hams,
loo Bbls. Flour, super6ne to choice extra,
100 do Af- do and Kits haefsFsl'
NJ do hf. do WhitessFish and Herrings,
On do Lard. Carbon, Fish & Linseed Oils,
IN do Hydraulic Cement,
200 do Lime
100 Bales oakum' Extra and Navy
100 Doe. Br0om''
80 do Buckets
90 do Tubs
~ do Wash Boards,
OS Coils Manila Rope, all sizes,
200 Bundles Wrap'g Paper
Do Do Bushels Glover, Timothy and Blue
Grass Seeds.
Our Stock of Liquors is Complete and COM
prises all the varieties of
Bourbon, Rye and Rectifed Whiskies,
Foreign and Domestic Brandies, Rum Gin,
Port. Sherry, Malaga and Catawba Wines,
Walkers celebrated Ales, in bbls d hf. bbls,
do do do do do d Porter, in bottles,
WWe are buying butter, eggs, feathers,
ginseng, fiax-seed, dried fruit, bacon, pota-
toes, beans, rags, bees-wax, etc., ETC., at high
est market prices.-&
HENKING, ALLEMONG d Co.
JAN II, 1867.
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GALLIPOLIS, OHIO.
OUR Mr.. RIDENOUR has Just returned
" from the land of Yankees and Wooden
Nutmegs, where he bought the
LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST
Stock of all the above mentioned Goods, ever
brought to this city Of our
BOUTS AND SHOES,
Embracing all of the latest and most fashion
able STYLES for Fall and Winter Wear, for
Ladies, Gents, Misses and Children, superior
stock can not be found in this or any other
market, and will sell at
PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
We have also on hand a large and varied
assortment of Mems, Boys, Youths and
Ohildren's
HATS and Cars,
of the latest styles. Also, Ladies' Misses
and Children's
FURs IN GREAT VARIETY;
Hudson Bay Sable, Canada Sable, American
Sable, Brown Coney, Natural Coney, White
and Blue Coney; also, Fur Trimmings for
Children, all at the lowest Cash prices. Our
stock of
FRENCH AND AMERICAN LEATHER,
is large and well selected, consisting of French
Calf Skins of the best brands. French Mo-
rocco and Kid Skins, Glove Kid Skins, Amer
lean Calf Skins, Sheep Skin Innings, Sole
Leather-Oak and Hemlock tan,-in fact all
SHOE FINDINGS DC.
Our Stock having all been bought for Cash,
and ours being the only House that has gone
to the East to purchase Goods by Wholesale.
this Fall, enables US to offer a larger and bet
ter assorted stock. Inprice we stand-SecOnd
TO no other House in Southern Ohio.
Come and examine our stock before buying
elsewhere.
BAILEY Il RIDENOUR.
N. B. We have taken the First Premium
on the Best pair of Mems Boots; also, First
Premium on Gents and Ladies' Slippers
Our Foreman, Mr.. A. L. BALDWIN, is first
class Workman and keeps the best Jours the
country can afford. B. & X.
Oct 25, 1866
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DIRECTORS:

Office, s. W. Corner Third and Sycamore Streets.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
Few Advertisements.

GALLIpolIs, JANUARY "a, 1867.
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Wrapping Paper. etc.
2lO Reams assorted wrapping Paper.
For PiasfeFs Builders etc.

For Plasfers Builders etc.
so bbls best brands Hy Cement.
so Louisville Lime.
40 Kentucky do.
50 Casks do.
so NJ white prime Laths
Sash, Blinds, Window Glass, DC.
Seed, Seed,
so bush Glover and Timothy Seed.
Is Red top and Blue grass Seed.
100 pounds Hemp and Canary do
Matches.
900 gross Eagle and Iron City Matches.
Liquors.
90 bbls very old Bourbon Whisky.
90 bbls Rye do.
5" Hol Gin.
10 I" French Brandy.
s" Apple and Peach Brandy.
so =" Rectifed Whistles.
and full assortment Of very choice old
Coenae Brandies, irish whisky, Port wine,
sherry wine, Native wine De-, for Medical
purposes.
25 cases Champaign and Sparkling Ga
tawba.
50 bbls Wheeling draught ale.
For Sale.
One Coal Cooking Stove, two grain Fan
ming Mills, one Letter Press, one 90 gallon oil
Can, three large meat Hhds.
SHEET GUM, & GUM BETTING.
A full assortment.
SUNDRIES, SUNDRIES,
Clothes Pins, Baking Powders, Butter
and Soda Crackers, Playing Cards, Cedar and
Zinc Fawcets, Shoe Backing, Shoe Brushes.
Envelopes, Pen Holders, Lead Pencils Bar
Lead, Gun Caps, and Shot.
SPICES,
25 Gross assorted ground Spices, Mus
tard, &c.
5 Bags Grain Pepper. All Spice 4 Cloves
J.J. CABOT. & BRO.
Jan. IL, Ie66.-ly.
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= N. Madden, ~ y. r. Fraley, Pa ]. A. Griswod,
y. r. George L. Ward, Mass John Covode, Pa Mr.
J. Thompson, \. J. !; r. w. Manning, N. Y; John H.
Hall, n. r Delano Ohio; j. " Cooper, Pa
Tho entire afternoon was consumed IN Q warm dis
feeling ran SO high among the friends Of the respective
plans that the party headed by Lieutenant Governor
Alvord threatened 10 bolt the convention
Al this critical moment Mr. Trowbridge offered COM
promise, which was accepted and on the adoption OF
the CONSTITUTION the meeting adjourned without taking
action on resolution offered by Peter Cooper, TO the
eject snat as the friends Of the industrial interests OF
the country I'VE propose TO the advocates OF free trade
Sheet to be circulated through the country on one
OF which they should their side OF the question
and on the other side will present ours, with the
view that The people Judge Of the respective merits
OF the questions at issue.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-23

Meeting nj the Aston House Yrstcrday-A
National League Formcd-The Plan Of Or.
ganization.
Yesterday an adjourned meeting Of the Friends Of
American Industry which Ia another for the pro-
sectonists OF country held at the Aston House,
Peter Cooper in the chair. Among the gentlemen who
participated in tho proceedings Lorenzo Sherwood
Of Washington; 7. X Hove, Washington; O. A. rrow.
bridge, Detroit Mich; l. A. Pierce, Rhode Island;
stephen CaldwelI Philadelphia, and Ex-Governor Az
vord Of Syracuse After address by Peter Cooper,
in nS ,ss s.sd aSs q
the committee appointed 70 prepare plan OF organixa
ton submitted majority and minority reports which
discussed for over four hours and the former, with
a few clauses from the latter, adopted.
The constitution as adopted V briefly as follows;-
Article declares the name OF the society 70 DO the
"American Industrial League"
Article two procaims that the object Of the League
shall be to promote encourage and protect the interests
Of American labor 70 stimulate and render profitable
domestic production, whether agricultural mining or
manufacturing; 70 keep faithful watch all questions
affecting the industrial financial condition Of the
country and thus 10 the Industrial Independence
and prosperity OF the United States
Article three provides that any one may become q
member Of the Society ~ subscribing 70 the articles Of
Article four the officers OF the Society," consist
ing Of President Vice President from every State
Territory and the District Of columbia.
Tho other clauses Of the constitution define the duties
Of the officers OF the association.
The following officers were reported by the committee
and adopted the appointment Of the secretaries
left TO DO named hereafter by the Executive Commit
tee
Pr.sitnt-pcter Cooper Nev York.
Vice Presidcnfs--E. D. Ward, Michigan; n J. Nor
rel Pennsylvania; Judge Caldwell, tennessee; Gov
ernor Pierpont Virginia: J. n. Edmunds Washington
General r. J. Davis, Texas; John B. walker, Georgia;
W. W. Holden, North Carolina; Governor johnson,
sissppi: Judge H. l. Bond Maryland; Lieutenant Gov.
ernor Aivord, New York John Nazro, Wisconsin.
Treasurer-Fisher Howe, New York.
Exectare Councit-Hon. D. J. Morrell Pa Jay Cooke,
Pa John N. Caldwell, Cincinnati, Ohio; H. Birdsal
Porichester, N. z; y. J. Bigelow, hass Andrew
wheeler, Pa j. D Russell, y. II D Thomas, Gaia.
Lorenzo sherwood, %. q G. q. Sabins Texas Mr. Cole,
Ca Mr. Tourgee n G.; Mr. Mercer, Tenn Samuel
CrosswelL Nd David Atwood, Wis. NJ McMchseI
Philadelphia; C. W. Russell, Mass Joseph yeweit, NJ
"; A. D, Stone, Ohio; &. A. frowbrides Mch
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Arrival Of the supply Steamer Massachs-
setfss &C..

Arrival Of the supply steamer Massacha-
setfss &C..
United States supply steamer Massachusetts, arrived al
the Battery yesterday from the Gulf Squadron via Key
West tho 18th inst Quarantine has beon established
both at Pensacola and Key West The health Of both
places ! excellent.
United States steamer winooski lefs KEY West on tho
i4ih inst for cruise around the island OF Cuba Tho
Chocura was ut anchor Ia the hafbor but expected
70 sail for the North on the 25th inst
The Massachusetts, brings North large number OF on
GERS ordered 70 examination We give list Of those at
tsched TO tho ship Commander, r. Y. Hofey; Acting
Master and Pilot ?. Dickinson; Acting Ensen and ~
ecgtive ohcer, q. r. Lehman Acting Epssns ~ ~, y.
OHara, Robert Munster and William Robinson LAY
master, Frank Torber; Surgeon Samuel Boyer ,nlr'
Engineer, Thomas Dobbs: Assistant Engineers. 4; -
Hayden, H. Magee, b. James C. " Dyce am r. D. =.
Swords; Mates Z. II. Thorne and NJ berxne..' p"s
masters Clerk, Lewis Mckay; Captains 'e'S' = ?
Peake.
The Massachusetts brings the following az passen-
eers;-Cartan Alexander Gbsonl Y. - Sa' ~ -
John y Wallace: Lieutenant Wihsm y slnnIc~ ~ g.. -
NC Acting Volunteer Licutenanas, Mn ~ ,.snn, nss
Leonard and Felix Mccursy Master VIM. a. Nsss', ~
Acting Ensivns A. o. Leary, " T. strong = W AI,na'
and q IL Beckaba: Acting second ASSISTANT fne'nse''
n T. Hannnm. Acting Third Assistant Engineer WIN.
pona. Waies q 81 Rcmmonds G. n Cleveland !. y.
| Bntts ] a Cunningham and W. Briggs, lase Acting
Third Assistant EngineerA
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The Allied Diversion Against Lopcz-Whst Its
Prospects OF success Amount to, &c.

IFTOm the Stan1hTd, ApfI VI -.
There 10 nothing talked OF about peace In either OF inc
encampments An attack the lines 10 now " appears
Of the question: as would cost Caxim some 20 600
men. Paraguay 10 not short OF food and regular mail
almost daily Is kept up between Combra and BOLIVIA
The passage OF the river ct Itapua seems now 10 no
very easy matter the wide and shalow-stcafn
boats get upthe Paaguayans have two battsons
OF foot and several regiments OF cavalry there they have
also several artillery regiments and heavy pieces mount
ed ps at Itapuai H. therefore, fraught with such
danger thai II IL thought ~ will not be attempted and
another pass place called Apple s deemed prefer
able there island In tho river, which the Brazil
ans intend TO seze and thus domlneer the banks We
arc surprised that Casss does not try Guayaa which Ia
the easiest Of ALL the Indians read hop across on
the rocks Tho waterfall there ccpses Niagara and the
OF the waters ~ 30 great that nothing be heard
leagues and leagues around that awful cataract
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The following 10 the card from Jacob Barker
ing the failura of his hank

ing the failure Of his bank
BAsI OF CosnERcs, New oRlsAHS May n, 1867
After the close OF business yesterday kilograms
ceved announcing the Of Exchange RENTED
bills drawn by this bank which, together with other dsap
state of the markets 70 raise suciency my
engagements punctually
have unincumbered real estate this city yielding an
annual OF hfeen thousand dears which will be-
far become
OF the debts OF this bank. JACOB BARKER.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

The steamship herrimac Captain slocum arrived at
this port yesterday. She left Rio Janeiro April 49, and
touched at Bahia the Goth, Pernambuco, May /;
Para, May 8, and St. Thomas, May Is.
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Ninth Observation-Disclosures.

This regiment will assemble for parade Al the armory
in full uniform twhte gloves Monday, May q, 70 cce
brae the sixth anniversary Of It's departure for Washing
ton take part in defending the nations honor during
the rebellion. Roll call Of companies two o'clock
r. M. Non-commssioned stat, band and field music
will report to the adjuant timc and place Field
and staff mounted viii report TO the colonel at half past
two o'clock. Line will be formed In Twenty sixth
street, right resting Broadway.
After the ceremony OF dress parade the regiment will
proceed to the City Hail. where stand OF coiors will be
presented by the city authorities and the command
viewed By bis Honor the Mayor and tho Common
Council
The anniversary reception win be held In the evening,
from eight TO ten O'Clock Members In the uniform OF
the Ninth will be admitted with ladies' limited
Der Of tickets will DO issued for the admission OF rcnds
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TINE NATIONAL GUARD.

Soldiers Presentation.
On the evening OF the 18th instant Company !. Thr-
teenth regiment infantry National Guard, OF Brooklyn
presented their late commandant Frederick A. Mason,
now promoted tho position OF Major with an elegant
set Of horse equipments.
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Tnlr0 heBSment AnIhutry-Aouavcss
Previous 10 the departure OF this regiment TO take
part In the Second brigade drill At East New York on
Monday next, eth inst, It m TO DO presented with
stand OF The regiment will form In line in Union
square, right Broadway. al halfpast eight O'Clock
A. NJ Mayor Hoffman Is to present the coors 70 them
at ten O'Clock precisely front OF the City Hail. after
which they the ferry and proceed direct 70 East
New York.
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Brigader General j. G. Smith, commanding The
Eleventh brigade National Guard, has issued orders 70
the various regiments under his command directing
them assemble, In full uniform, armed and equipped
for drill, at the parade ground, corner OF Franklin
and the Coney Island plank road, Flatbusb,
4th Of June.
The Thirteenth regiment, under command OF General
their annual held day a. tho Capitoiine grounds Eass
New York The line will form 1t nine O'Clock, at the
1ne Fourteenth regiment win celebrate this afternoon
the anniversary Of their muster into the United States
service BY parade through the principal streets q the
CITY. They will BE- reviewed by the Mayor and Common
Council, aud will hold dress parade ~ washngton
Park at Six O'Clock.
Twenty.second Regiment.
novelty in the form OF q floral concert, IN which
round thousand q bouquets and nossgsys were dis
rbuted and color presentation In combination oc-
cured Il tho srmory Of the Twenty second infantry,
National Guard In Fourteenth street. last evening Not
less than from eight hundred 70 one thousand gussts
we're present, the assemblsge ~ . coup doI I'm
buins she spectator with the vague impression
had bsen scattered Win singular profusioa over
fu norai decorations had been neglected, - loss
fesoons Of Mays sphemsrAs ooped from pillar 70 pillar
4: '''s1 :d sH portraits asnS Of Washington ssd o.
the goddess Columbia BY way VI spsng'ng tne
ism. Among the dstinsuished officers whose
presence honorsd The occasion Bneadsr General
Darling, OF Governor Wards stan; Briesoisr General
Ward and stan BriGadier General Hatfield, Bresdisr
General AsplnwaIl and STAFF Brigader General Bendix
and stan and Brigader General Understanding On
upparsIIeled collection Of brgadsrssogsther with the
oficeu OF The Twenty second Colonel Ward, Of the
Twelfth; Lieutenant Colonel Dusenbsy, Of the Thirty
seventh and host OF Others making In all galaxy Of
stsrs and spaulees seldom gracing single a6dtss dsse
The musical meIange was furnished By the Tsensy.
second regiment band and consisted Of Tho Brothers
Rock sel ,ctons from Fra Daraio sPssson Flower"
nKaty Did" Semprs Lsbra, .Ohss Rdx, OAus RIh
Tampa, Musen, selections from the BoASmtns Otyt De
Eyssr Currni, 'ssmpo Samples, " and Flick a. Flock
. quantity curious Of melody. OF the guests
about one-third were ladies; and. on the whole, tho
affair passed on with exceeding pieasaAsness 70 I'll con-
cerned.
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Yudependcnt Cavalry Organization.

IuucV6uuout OTHUHsAWsSU"' Y
The exmembors Of the First and Third regiments OF
cavalry, National Guard are about to form company
or battalion Of mounted men, to be armed and equipped
in superior and elegant They expect 70 ride
the handsomest trained horses the city, and
will occasionally parade, a. volunteer guard with tho
First division. Several ex-oficeB OF the German
infantry regiments have also expressed desire 10 JOIN
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The Baron do Herval ON the Upper Parana-
Defeat Of the Argentine Rebels-Lent and
the Price OF Fish-nIortality--The United
states Steamer Iroquois-Man Lost at Sea
Cholera In M0ntevideo. &c.
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pioyed gang Of eighty Eve negroes TO do the work
promising them three dollars each for the JOB. When
the boat unlcaded, he refused TO pay them more
that half the amount agreed upon. The consequence
a and riot These contractors make this too
frequent practice The Chief OF Police compelled the
contractor in this case 20 pay the eighty men the
three dollars each. and told him that n he repeated
the fraud he would not put hand forward 70 prevent
his being lynched for that he would deserve H.
There was more trouble again this morning on tho
levee at the foot Of Grod street. force OF about
hundred aud nifty negroes refusing TO allow the discharge
Of cargoes Recorder Ahe and several police officers
were promptly the sccne when the latter arrested
two Of the most turbulent This prompt action ended
the disturbance and contractors calling for men, the
mob dispersed and went TO work.
This morning eight O'Clock the military we're In.
spaudne, Adaiant General Of the District OF Louisiana
after which y paraded through the principal streets
This consists Of regiment Of infantry, battery OF
tiery and tro companies OF cavalry The latter were
patrong the streets yesterday and TO day, and the
fAntry and artillery under orders TO be prepared for
action at moments notice In addition to this gun
boat has anchored In the river opposite Canal street
All has been quiet to-day. The nremep, 70 she num-
Dor OF three thousand having their annual parade
and festival, which viii continue two days longer Gen.
cra sheridan has ordered that they be allowed TO turn
full force, he has every confidence in this nuc
heretofore while this has been a military department.
No city in the Union boast OF a noblcr body OF men
than the remen Of New Orleans They are the pride Of
the city.
The following order ordered 10 be issued yeser.
day by Genera, sheridan The order was sent BY iec
II is very necessary and important one:--
HsapaulRrsHs FIsrs IN MILITARY Dr.rnrcr.,
NEW OnLxAss. La, May 10, 1857.
cared sSer opeay secretly By any person. n The cs
Of New leans except such az may be authorized or
deal duties The Mayor q the city will give nsirSc.
Tons Q he police q may ss necessary % osure ,riet
will be subject TO trial and punishment By military commits
By command OF Major General r. II. SHERIDAN.
oso. L. HAsrsvy. Assistant Adiusans General
The evening Argus., 1867-06-01
SINGER'S
New Family Machine.

Which has been over ten years in preparation,
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The machine in question is simple, compact,
durable and beautiful. 1t is quiet, ight-running
and capable of performing range and variety OF
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chine,- using either silk, twist, linen cotton
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ming, braiding, cording, tucking, quilting, fell
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cialiy for this machine.
New designs of the unique, useful and popular
Folding Tops and Cabinet cases peculiar to the
machines manufactured by this company have
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These are gotten up in every variety Of wood,
such as black walnut, mahogany, rosewood, and
the like, and from the plainest to the most Ella
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selves being more or less highly ornamented, to
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they are inteRded.
JAMES BOLTON.
General Northwestern Agent, so Clark St., Chi
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w. II. NORRIS,
dec22dvtf. Agent, Rock Island.