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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-04

Tie Dccorah Republican says he
did not hear s'the clarion voice of
Seymour during the war;" We sup
pose not. Like many others Of his
party ne was using his eyes at that
time, looking up substitutes, and
not his ears, listening to appeals for
him to enlist. There were great
many deaf men at that time as we'll
as "the halt, the lame, and the
blind
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-04
Vermont Election.

Last year the Vermont election
showed tho following result, .rcpub-
lican, 1904,
Democrat, II, $40,
Republican majority 20, 1s4
The telegraph now announces a
republican gain, on Monday of from
6 to 10 thousand. This would seem
to indicate that the democrats OF
Vermont have been removing to
some state where their votes will
tell and be counted.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-04
For Sale or Exchange.

NOUR hundred and. twenty sacres Of
- good farming land, in itchell Co.,
Iowa, three quarters Of mile from
Brownville. Als6tn house and lot in New
Oregon, Howard Co. Iowa.
Apply to II. A. Goodrich, at Office Of
ocdrichs cad, Cresco, Iowa. (nSS
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-04

This celebrated preparation is now put
up in mammoth Bottles, and sold BY all
Druggists at rs cents. It is the cheapest,
best and mcst popular Hair Preparation
known. Tvs III
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-04

1T is not possible that soldiers
like Franklin and Hancock can be
jealous supporters of a ticket which
has Semmes, and Toombs, and For
rest, and Vance, and Wise, among
its most active supporters. Times.
This is about tho substance there
is in the logic Of the radicals, and
it is almost equal to this: ct is
not possible that Gen. Grant and
his staff can belong to party which
embraces such rebels as Gov. Brown
of Ga. and Gen. Longstreet of Va
or this 1T is not possible to wor-
ship in the same church with
Semmes, Toombs & Co.." or this
even 1.-The world is not big enough
for those who being rebels once, are
rebels no longer. and the great radi-
cal party The virtue Of the
Times on all these subjects is SO re-
cent, that it must frequently ask
itself the question how long it has
been of the same mind. Y. Elk.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-04

Bingham is crazy and swears he
sees a ghost after him. Go for him
Mrs. Surratt Washington Paper.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-04
Democratic Platform.

1st. Immediate restoration Of the
Union under the Constitution.
I'd. Universal amnesty and the
regulation of suffrage by the States.
Sd Payment Of the public debt
as rapidly as possible, and in ac-
cordance with the terms Of law
gold when gold is specified. and
greenbacks when legal tender is
specified.
4th. Equal taxation Of every spe-
cies Of property, including govern
ment bonds and other securities.
9Th. One currency for government,
the people, the laborcr, the Office
holder, the soldier, the farmer, the
bondholder.
9Th. Economy in the administra-
ton of the government, reduction
CT the army-abolition ofthe Freed
mems Bureau.
7th. Reform of abuses in the
management Of public affairs, the
abolition Of useless officers, and the
expulsion of corrupt officials
9Th. Equal rights to native and
naturalized citizens at home and
abroad.
9th. Military despotism to cease.
and constitutional government to
be resumed.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-04

Cure YOUR CouGns AND COLDS.
Goes Cough Balsam will be found
q ready and efficient Remedy for
hard Colds, Group, Coughs, and all
lung difficulties. 1t is sold by all
druggists. The cheap EST and best
medicine in the world.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-04

Why DO the republican leaders
so love the swindlers and thieves Of
that organization? Because "wherc
our treasure is, there is our heart
Also"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-09-04

Stanton is to take the stump for
Grant. Well, Stanton has smashed
moro generals than any other man
living.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-12-11

mend the Hon Horace Maynard,
member OF Congress from The Second
CougrcsSioha pistrict " this State,
for sent 50 yanr Cabinet
Mr. MsyUard r%epntailpn as 2 pat
riot and a siatesman TOO well Known
ouced discussion az statement by us,
His services IN bis own State aud the
national councils during the pcrpIex.
ing era of reconstruction have de-
monstrated his fitness for most exalt'
cd trust. and We feel assured that no
selection could be made from the
Southern States which would more
cordiaIly meet tho approval OF The
country. Very respectfully,
D. W. C. SEyrEn, n, II. HARRISON
J II, PGrrBoNE, u. NJ. NtLsoN,
W. &. Woopc6cE, THas II CoLuwELu,
y w PgAUoDY, @, f. BRovN.
W, NJ HAZE, THOMAS C. huSE.
On motion Of Thos. Y. CoIdweIl,
the messenger was directed to take
the above letter tow Warrington and de-.
flyer it to General Grant in person.
-Kaor. Wig
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posed amendment TO the School Law will
most probably be rejected, as II will create
more disadvantages than L will be likely 10
remove, and impair the efficiency OF tn. pres
eat law to a greater extent than the provi-
sions designed to be affected. The Electoral
College met At the Capitol BuNdiugs aud cast
the vote Of the State for Grant and Colax,
aud recommended Hon. Horace Maynard for
a position in the Cabinet oftbe Incoming add
miui'trsFion. Mr.. Cly NeNland, AssistOnt
Clerk OF tia Senate WIS elected Messenger.
We found the c%lcricrl force OF the House,
consisting of the Senior, Nsj Ben Canning
ham and 1t. 10 NJ. Alexander overwhelmed
with work, aud laboring NJ beaver, 10 main
tain 40 equal pace with the speeding car VI
legislation.
There seemed to be considerable lite and
activity in commercial circles, Large store
rooms are filed 70 their Utmost csrseity
Stately blocks are taking the place Of old
rickety dilapidsted houses, and springine NJ
PhUnix-liks from the ruins OF he f'e.kiug,
The spiris o: Improvement is manifest in al
most every part of tue city, The suggestion
Of Governor Brownlow in regard to beauty
ing the Capitol grounds meets with %uniyer-
sal favor. No State in the Union eau boast
Of a more magnificent State House than our
own, and every Teuncsseap's public pride is
woaQded by the pnsighllessuess Of its sur
rouudiugs. We hope that these will soon he
removed, and those ornaments and improve
ments be substituted that will reflect the
pride, taste and literally Of tue people Of
our Commonwealth.
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HCW is II?

The knoxville P-su Gqi Hrs'd denies ,hat
Mr.. T. 4. R. Nelson made the sirieturss on
the Methodist Church South ia an argument
10 the Cnaucery Court Al this place which We
published two weeks sgo. The Nashville,
Bonner desires to knog the truth OF the mat
ter. We have to say ia reply, that we quoted
Mr.. Nelson's rsmarAa gsr6atm. They we're
the homes, convictions OF his nsart, a. ryiacsd
By the bold esruSstness and emphasis o. their
declaration. We ourselves must confess to
some surprise At their uttsraure, uillst we
are grati6ed, that MAJ, 50 thoroughly Ac-
q~uaiu,sd with the political aud rSigious his
Toy Of the eouBtry, aud whose legal attaiu-
msnts have placed BIN at the head Of bis
profession, 50 openly sspousss snd defends
the csuss q a loyal Church, and denouucss
snd repfobA,es zoe bailt on the foundation or
treason.
The uovsmeat 70 o-ganiIs a RebelMtiho-
dis. Church, IN this plsss, bas been prolific
Of diseoriI, strife, and socisl eoumotions.
Il has kept alive The evil passions and anil
mositiss sngsndfrsd by the var. n Is us
DEVILS scheme to rsiari the progrtS, OF DE
Gospsl and lnvol,s ,hs ehurcbe, 10 a brail
that he 10 ia furious confession mar snatch
away tbs prrls OF humsn souls.
The sess-ra 10 the espar ofthe Court Holse
vas rugged up undsr The auspices Of that
miserable scoundFFl and practical PolyEa-
uiFL . y 7SfI We ssuuos believe abE, AR
Of The eongrsgaiion are 80 sssspsd IN the In
Amy Of vice snd sic Of hyPJerisy 20 tbts
Bingham Yoibg, Who has Bds'Tnrsd 70 make
/, S5h La, oy 90. u the se=s:T o sahEan,
bus sin q l. ~ orsaHisatioa that leyti men
fsssH - - y e%-~7'.s'ses Bhtisio
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-12-11
Hon. Horace Maynard Recon-.
mended for q Seat In Grants
Cabinet.

We give below a copy Of the lot.
ter signed BY tho members of tho
Electoral College of Tenu, 60 General
Grant. This MONUMENT ca nhot bnt
meet with favor in tle minds Of tho
people of TIE whole GO untry. aud par.
licdlarly among Republicans. Mr.
Maynard's large experience, eminent
services, and commanding talents have
giyonshim q national reputation. IA
q statesman he has few equals. ITis
patriotism has steadily appeared in bis
every action throughout tho trying
scenes Of the last eight years. To
asy recognition Of his high claims for
a position 10 the Cab!beG TIE people
will saw amen
NvsuurLE, TESS., Dec. ?. 1863.
G0erd Z s. Grant. Prcsidcrt dert
Of TIE Unifsf St0fea
Sra The undersigned, members Of
he Electoral College Of The STATE Of
Tennessee, mast r~es7otifdlly recon
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-12-11
The Indian var.

Hayes Cirr, Do. 2.-General
Custer captured the Cheyenne village
OF tire Black Keitlo band, Killing I5).
aud ]eapturing So Indians and 1000
horses aud mules Fifty ono lodges
were destroyed. Capt, Loais usmil
ton wss killed, and Colonel Barnelz
was wounded Major Elliot Is miss.
ing. Soldiers killed O., wounded IL.
Black Kettle, the principal chief IS
killed. The tribe is badly wonudei.
Cns'sr's victory over Black Kettle
is confirmed by q dispatch from Sher-
idah An Indian woman killed a
white woman and hoy ut iAe COM
meuccmcnt Of ne fight, ~Sheridan's
plan Of campaign Is 70 move on The
Indians from six points and attack
them 10 winter quarters.
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Congress.

The last session o. the FcE;.eth Congress
hogan or las: Monday, the 1th, It's duration
will be limited BY the Alb OF March, 1863,
the time OF the accession OF the succeeding
Administration and the beginning Of the
For'y-First Congress.
This body convened after long Informing
lings with the people, aud an emphatic and
nunistakable expression Of their will. En-
dorsed by the %national sentiment, their rsso-
la,ioD TO adhere to their orn policy OF rcsto-
ration is stronger and holder than ever before,
The IhOrtnsss Z. The session makes it none
she less important. The period Of Andrew
Johpson's aeeidestsi reign closes with it, and
this daring and interruptions ~demagoEna, il
Ne maintains, in the waning hours Of bis I'M
Terial sway, sis ohs'iuacy IN disregsrdjug
the popular will, mast continue his n]viarious
schemes. To tLwart tbese schemes, and
make those adjustments, that will give i'm
mediate and definite shape 10 the policy Of
,he incoming administration. will Consume
The brief szistence Of this session. It's leg.
i%'laslon must, Of necessity, be prominent in
'hs history Of our country, and in its beariug
upon oar country welfare, and will be most
seusibly felt, for veal or woe, throughout 3
lonE series OF coming years. TIE present is
monsniOus, the ags ia heroic and sublime,
the cleaning goal is within reach. Shall all
the glorious achievements VI our arms and
al the results Of held, earnest and patriotic
legislation ia the past be sacrificed 2 Our
hope is N Congress. The pillar Of ere that
led Us by night, and the pillar OF cloud BY
day, in the dark times Of war, tovsrs over
this ark. The Sbekinah burning within ito
" holy Of hollis sheds hope aud cheer upon
eyery loyal heart. Present. advantages will
no, be FILTERED way as the worthless be.
Ftowals Of mere chance and fortune. the
grand and glorious sentiment Of TO-DAY
will be respected sud obeTsd with infinitely
more rsreresee than a kings mandate in a
Court Of Bringing Couriiers, and the duty Of
the legislator to rtdsc, the wishes Of his Goa
siitusney, will ne considered By every loyal
member Of Congress a. one Of Pre.,miusu,
urgency.
Tbs members. thst Asssmblsd las. Monday.
hare light sad hopsfal hearts for their stu.
nsh. They gladly renewed and
10itsd ,bslr eounsels sud Determinations 10
'tsurs The fruiu 'nd blessings Of tie vsr 10
NE loyal Psopls Of ne s%stion, eoasseratsd
~ iu braves, and bss, blood. Their aim is
fr'sdan ab'aiats freedom. They have de-
''sd upoa the basis Of eiiitsnship. The
''nFls Of freedom thas deck, the moan, Of
The Prs''n' century, aud Sisnds IS a 1ouu.
-7sn' 10 III Intelligence, ilbsrsli,y sSd pro.
S%r''''rs H'u'u' o. me Rsrubliesn party, they
vtl P~rs1s'rs Fss ,as rutblsss hard Of the
'Feil's fe pa'rioi need fear.
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Hancock County.

We take the grestr't pride and pleasure IN
correcting the mi'tske, Witch o%ccarred IN
our coluUus two weeks ago, in reference 70
The vote in this noble a9d patriotic county
She gave not a single vote Tor Seymour and
Blair, instead Of one as ve reported. Our
Information was a letter from nuost reliable
Republican Of that county and it wss bis 5r-
ror. not ours. Hon N;. Baker represents
this stronghold Of RadjealJsn 10 the Lsgis.,-
ture, aud We congratulate him upon having
such a loyal constituency, ADD bis sonstitU-
sncy upon having such an honest, inGeI.0le,
worthy aGd patriotic representative.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-12-11
Russian Railroad Agents In llle
Emitted states.

The New York Tribune says. Tho
emperor OF Russia has sent 10 this
country two civil engineers, with in.
structions 10 mako a complete exam
ination Of the operations Of tho Pa
cihc and other great railways in the
United States. The emperor cnrtom.
plates building a railroad from China
across ASH o. tho capital.of Rnssia,
his purpose being 20 prevent the Uni.
ted States, with ils railroads nnd
steamships from accomplishing The
va0.o China traie. These agcnts Of.
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Let Is have Peace. ..Gon,U s.GRAsr
correspondents

The Senior Editor would inform his friends,
that bis duties a. Principal Clerk Of .bs
House Of Representatives ars so constant,
imperative sad lsburious, that be has not
'ime to reply TO eLt-!our;h Of toe letters be
receives. He hopes, thst ell failing TO get =
response, will attribute il to this fact, and viii.
meet chserful!y pardon bis silence, as it is
SiEays gratifying 20 bin to exchange these
tokens OF friendship and kisd regard
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NOrrIpIe R%arbarIll.


Another Of Those horrible deeds ct
blood. which once would have chttted
the blood OF tho barc recital, but
which have become 50 common that
they attract but q momentary notice
and are tOrgotten, has Just occurred IN
Fentrcss county, being nothing Iess
than the brutal murder Of an entire
family of-four persops-ai all females
The facts as we gather them from
the kiogston hda ItaHeSSeeahi OF the
Sd instant, are Us fellows The muir
der TOOK place on Sunday night 29th
ult ata place called Three FORKS OF
Wolf The East IeaneSSeem'' inter-
nart who rs recently IRON The neigh
borbood Of Toe tragedy, states that an
aged willow lady by the namo OF Cat
t"way, together with her two grown
daughters and a little girl some five
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-12-11
LATEST NEWS.
From Washington,
CONGRESS-

.... AAN"ANNa.. .
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-0ue han.
dred md sixty four members wer,
present,
Several new members were sworr
in after tho proceedings reported q
uoon.
The credentials of Mr.. Hamilton
of Tennessee, Congress At large wa,
presented and re.urred to the Com.
mi1tec.
The privilege of the 1oor refused
to Hamilton pending The decision.
Somo half dozen bills and amend.
mcnts to The Constitution providing
tor the regulation Of voting aud Ia
turalization in all the States were
presented aud referred TO appropriate
I committees,
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 6.-Gcral3 Ea-
ton has been convicted of murder Ia
the first degree for killing Tom Hee-
nan in Juuo last Deceased vas Il
brother Of John Carmel Heeuan,
SAS FRANcrsco, Dec. The steam
ship China sailed 10 day for Hong
Kong via Yokohama, with twenty
throe cabin passengers Sj5 Ia the
stecr7go and S756,O coo in treasure, OF
which S4R5,c0 goes TO China, ana
s27O,0O0 70 Japan.
RICHMOND, Dee at is under
stood 70 day that IT is The intention Of
General S'oceman 70 proceed al once
=" apply The tourteeuth amcndmen'
10 ti1rg NE On ccs Of clerks ct courts
snd CommoaweaJth's attorneys, \
ISl OF persons VINO are s,lE'3,' IS
ne'"S P''P"r'u y Tue CIV" ""'H''
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-12-11

continue in our midst, aPandcra hex 70 dood
the community with u neyer.eeas'ng tlde OF
evil, let it sinpy be tolerated. 8ere,t Of is
treasodable minus aud political sediment,
It would be a rottiug carcass on the shore OF
time, ID less than a mouth.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-12-11
-THE EASTlENNESSEK UNION FLAG.

The Russian cwpcror are here prepar-
iOg for a winters campaigu ia New
Rnrlund aHd on the PLAINS. they
will spend q mouth ur Two IN New
EpglSud lo learo The menheriu which
de railroad tracks raere are Kept
clear during the rcyerr snow stoff9s'
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-12-11
Nashville.

Or r'Nf . ne oi7ilsl, aarius lssi week,
~'' a-qfqssy Fl'aiaSi We ioaud TIE lee.
i,ia'a'' hsisSsflsg svsy % 80 rOuaibus
Eli" lAs p ssG ssuis bss,ssasliy divided,
a. Is 's'Ves@ ii ~ psssss. fhs rro
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-12-11

EaE~HHn. bntIer pnrnQses lulrodnc-
Ing early in the next session OF Con-
gress, a Till Tor the correct registra-
ton of voters 10 cities, providing for
complete registration at least thirty
days before a regular election, and
for a pablo posting Of lists at least
fifteen days before the election. This
li-t shall give every voters name in
fall, and place Of residence. The
bill, M presented, will embrace several
other important provisions, calculated
70 guard tho purityo of the 5sIloL-box.
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rsa- Andrew Johnson did not try to

restore peace to tho South. He
simplyjoiued one party in an eForttn
DESTROY tho other which bad elevated
him % power. Instead Of making
peace he aroused, the bitterest pas
sjons Of the human heart. Gen. Grant
will not be gully of such criminal
folly. He will stick TO the party that
elected him, and will deal generously
with the one he has deteated-ifthty
will let him-ALabdma State Journal.
That is precisely what We think
faer, Hdg, a
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NRW ADVERrIsRMRNFa.
LAND SALE

A. linton, Admf &c., vs.. Issue Ia, ,l
DURSU ANT - a decree oft M rb,e,.
Il CoWtat E~lizAbstbtpa C4ae- Nh
lvnn, rendered Atits Marcb term. 1865 ,,5
again revived At ~ September lem. NM
Of SAID Court ia the cause i. T,pjon. Ann,
&C, - Isaac Lacy, ct. ST., on Aonda1 INA,
day OF January, 1889, b. virtue ii a or3,.
in said decree, vii sell, ~ tAv Cyar, gouo
door, ia 81 2aoeghton, Team, ~ ba6le MI
ton, TO The highest bidder, a tfst. Of s!
mentioned ia tie plsaailsi. a0ntaisias ID,
acres, mvre Or less, probably mofel stoa,r,.
aud being az Carer DEPOT on p. 7. Az
r. r, on the east bapk OF Ndaaas Riist n
Civil District 80, 3, OF Carter Coantt T,s5,
subject however, 10 tba interest OF Abigail
Lacy ia aud to said Iand casrgss IS 6,f
% acres-said lauf will Do ditided iaioa
or aore lots, and sold separately and TINS
4 whole, and The sale yielding ths most ni.sy
adopted.
TFBNS or SAlE.-A crsdi. Of sI ,I
twelve months NIL be given, purcb,.,r t..
quired 20 give pond and approved sstgR
for the purchase money, btaring isit,t
from date, Ssls Tee from ge teht Ole
demptiou, Tdls 2Jrd dag ofN repbsr, isl
y. Q. SMITH. CAN
sdecuvspiBl ByJ r sSile D.ekG
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Rpcemhcr.

December wasthe tenth mo0th Of
the caisudar Of Rohulus, as the word
Deeem, ten, implies; but BY the JUL.
IN calendar it WIS made the twelfth
month. This month was represented
by the sncients as an old man, with a
severe and swful c%ountenanco, cloth
ed in q close frieze rugEjrt upon him,
his hands eucased iu fur gloves, and
holding q Ratchet. mathematical oftne
season, II being the time for telling
timber. Instead Of his heed being
surrounded by a garland, II appoaFed
To be wrapped in three or f,ar night
caps, with a Turkish urban over
them, bi, mouth and beard were clog
gcd with %icioles; and at his back q
bundle OF Ivy, holly and misleloe,
and at his side the sign Of CamrtcoYRas,
tho goat, symhulioA Of the sun enter
ing that copstellaiion on tho 2lst.
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OUR PLATFORM.

"LRr oUR LAWS AxD oCR%ISsTITUrIoEs SPEAK
ser OF wRIrR MEN, Sor Oh RED NES, NOT or
nLGPK MEN, NOT or MEN or ANT COMPLEXION
nUr LtKS rHE LAWS ov GoD-rRG TES CoNNASD,
NGNrs AND ruE Leans rRGYER-LET TnEN
asBAK OF rHE rRosLE. HORACE MAYNARD.
"a Treason must he mad0 odioUs. Traitors must be
PuniaheA and in,rOvs'isheS they must not only be
punished, brit ihstr social power must be destroyed; and
aNsr making tusshn odious, every Union man aud the
Ss~ytrnmeui ShOuM bs reimbarsed out II the pockets Of
thsee who have indicted this great suffering upOu th-
s-uAtrs ANDREW JOHNSON. Aortl /. lsGS.
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boon Ind SHlE SNlPI

beois and SHOES made % order ed nv sho,
on haia sresh oppoaits lht new ,lore.hoa.s
of sqaibb 2 hahehey. Fine calf.skln hoot..
Ladies futssped shoes a.. naae Al az
e1ssoiice and m8i. r,,ses.
sole ttfuf Boots antshoei f6Dairpd ati.~
sgufel 0lre 81 4 irlal sn8 yon viii Ia I
imf4 g = STUART