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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-04-16
.ys.fs: Davis at tic British
House OF Commons.


Loa!.n CorrcsP ondensc Of the CinciDpati Gazette,
Elitd an admit to the speakers
gallery" which holds about fifty
who get their names put down three
days previous. ...
While / am standing in the group
eagerly watching the Police Sergeant
>sFho viii presently call tho names ot
Tie privileged few, I hear:
Isn't this Mr.. Davis ?"
I.turn round and right behind me
stands Jefferson Davis. But 2ounds
what O change IN mortal man! !
would scarcely have known him il
my attention bad not have been cali
Cd 70 him. And can it be possible, I
Unused, that this Shrivcllcd' face, thin
voiced, shrunken limbed, alouchy
Little old man is the eloquent and
commanding Senator from MISSISSIPPI
II, the prompt, resolute and courtly
Secretary Of War that was really
President when Franklin Pierce was
ostensibly. 7 tell you the truth. A
feeling o! pity stole over me. was
touched, and there is 10 knowing
what my tender magnanimity 10 our
fallen foe would have driven me to
do and say If it had not met In the
impulse Of The man who put the
question. l have quoted that obse-
quious sycophnncy to the slave holu-
ers' rebcllion which for these ten
years past has been the prominent
characteristic Of anti slavery Eng
land. Mr.. Davis quietly replied {;
THAT is my name, sir
"What, Jefferson Davis 2"
Ives, sir. May / ask your name,
Slr?n
Harris; bat I am nobody; / am
simply an Englishman who deeply
sympatl,izes with you. have often
wanted 70 see you; / have your pic
tuTe hanging up in my house and
prize Il very highly.
This was said III an agitated, fer
vent way, while hands were shaken,
snd then M. Harris, who was a gray
haired, misunderstanding gentleman,
put his mouth close to Mr.. Davis ear
aud whispered what I-did not besr,
but what ! could imagine YVES;
England was with yeu; and If you
could have held out another year We
would have. joined France in recog-
nfzing your government" Mr..
Davis smiled feebly, and, ] thought,
sadly. His name Was called, and i'm
he went, l followed immediately,
and saw linn -met by one of the
House attaches, the gentleman in
black sword. breechcs aud shad belly
cont, with Il silk sanAower on its
hack. who absolutely bent double Il
am not eNaggeratiug) at the approach
Of Mr.. d, and went dancing and
liushed and smiling before him,
Whispering to everybody, this Is Mr.,
Jefferson Davis ANA gallanted him
g 10 a sort of pew there is for Specially
favored strangers on the floor OF the
noU5e, deep in the House, deep In d
recess. aud where Mr.. Davis sat down
with Archbishop Manning and Dean
Starry. What the Archbishop said,
aud what the Dean said, and what
She eE'PTesident said, ] know not,
3or mus: hurry to my seat, FAX over
.thelr heads, or lose it. =.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-04-16

Idleness is the great corrurter OF
youth, and the bane and diSnonor OF
middle age. He, who j.. the prime
Of middle life, Gnd2 time to hang
heavily on his hands, may With
much reason Suspect that he has not
consulted rlo duties which the con
siderauon of his age imposed upon
him assuredly he has not consulted
fis happiness.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-14
THE LErTER OF zee noND..,


We are reliably informed, by a mem.
Der OF the Finance Committee of the
Board Of Aldermen, that Mr.. SIMPSON
will, tomorrow, force the sale Of the
Clty's Little Rock r railroad stock for the
payment Of some S12, 900 due to him by
the city, most OF which Is the u%surious
interest Of moneys borrowed from him
previous to the w6r. We hope that Dfr
SIMPSON will refrain, "yet once again."
He willprobsblydo so when helearns that
if he proceeds with the sale he will do
just what the "ring" wants and be the I'M
intentional medium Of robbing Memphis
OF her most valuable property. The Lit
tie Rock road Is now under contract to
be finished in one year, with good guar
antes that it will be, and that the work
will be we'll done. Besides which, we
good reason for believing that Con-
gress will 1t its present session, subsidize
the Memphis & Ell Paso Pacific Railroad:
legislation that will at once enhance the
stock Of the Little Rock road, and with
The completion OF that stem Of the great
highway, raise what is now only worth
10 cents to par. We ask Mr.. SIMPSON in
he name Of the toiling taxpayers, whom
.hese non-producing spectators would
make perpetual "hewers Of wood sand
of water" TO hold back until the
,ity government can make provision, Off |
n no other way than by the issuance of
for the payment, not alone of
What is due him, but for all else theicity
ives. We ask this for the people, Mr..
SIMPSON. Shall we ask in vain?
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and VIM. H. Rieharisou, OF Hsnrico
county Zsbulon Bonn, jacob Z. Frier
and Alfred T. billiard, Of Roanoke
county L'ttiet0n a. Warren. of Prince
EsdWard county David J. WhippIe, Of
Eoekofieg' county; Wm. T0wnes, Ir.,
OF m~SeHtsnbllrs county; Albon MeDAn-
lei, ia and I-fnes +. JohnRon, Of Bed
ford county Peter q Prentis, OF Nam
s4moEa county JsInss b Green, Of
King VII IN county; John II. PsmOlin
and 9. 4. smith, Of y qison county; Pew.
tor >. Coles and Alexander Rlyes. Of
AIosmarle county; W. W. CoitWeIl.
John q. Hair, +. W. Parker, G. w.
Camp and AntFobus Bond, Of Prince
G5orgs,s county; Lsnghorne Seruggs,
VIM. N. 2sed8Ry ard John w. Jones,
u flGteyivania county; Geo. w. Trics,
OsVid Ml. Hunter and W. W. Bird, Of
Louiss county w. @. TallafsFro, OF
caroline county; John A. Hafmsn, B.
r tIier, Robert g. Biekle, David @.
MtGIhn and Rsuben D. Hill, Of Au-
gusts county; H. A. Darlington, Of
charlotte county; John Ovsrton, OF
Notto"ay county; w. 8. Bsazley, Of
Green county; James w. Johnston. OF
CisIke county Thomas NJ. Cecil and ].
G. CeclI, or Pulaski county r II. Glass
and } ID. Alexander, OF Campbell con-
ty ; L. J. Pcetlow, of Soutbsmpton
county and Edward H. Williams and
u. w. Murdaugh, OF Norfolk county, all
Ia Virginia.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, February lathe
Senate to-day, by a unanimous vote,
passed the House bill guaranteeing the
second mortgage bonds Of the New Or
leans, Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad
the amount of Sl2,500 per mile for the
extension Of said rosd west to Texas
The bill provides that the Company shall
complete a survey of the route within
eight month after the acceptance OF this
act, and shall complete forty miles OF the
road within one yess after ths survey.
The Episcopa! S ate Convention closed
its session to-day, having resolved to es-
tablish shoots Of education for freedmen
throughout this diocese. They slso in
creased the Bishops salary to $1,000.
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THEY GO, a cow OF nR1cKs

HERE THEE 10, II kOh Oh
Special Dispatch TO the Memphis SUM-
NEW YORK, February i2.-There are rumors
of trouble in down town Insurance offices.
One OF them old, and which occupied a very
high position and enjoye& excellent credit, IL
is said, will go into the bands o; a receiver, and
that OF Its original capita OF s2,0O0.OJ0 not two
hUodred thousand dollars are left. It's failure
Is attributed to bad management OF theP resi-
dent one OF our most prominent citizens.
AS the above dispatch was calculated
to iDjure the Insurance interests of
Northern companies represented In
Memphis, Dr.. s. R. CLARKE, agent
Of the KnickerbOcker Life of New
York, yesterday morning photographed to
Msssrs. ANTHONY & CHEW, Insurance
Brokers, OF New York-responsible and
reliable gsntIemen-to ascertain If there
was any foundation in fact for
such a publication, when they
promptly answered him in these
words: ono such rumor here. No
cause for alarm" From another
aud equally responsible source, VS. learn
that some of the Connecticut companies
have originated this unjust and scandal
lous rumor, with a view to iDjure New
York Insurance. companies, and resk a
vengeance for fsnoied wrongs. We hope
our brethren Of the press will be careful
as to how they permit themselves to be
used to advance so nefarious a plot-one
affecting not only the companies con
csTned, but hundreds of thousands who
have either life, health, or property IN
sured-one that tends directly to dersnge,
perhaps, the largest aud most important
Of all our mercantile interests. Conf
ience lOst by insurance Institutions can
never be regained; their credit, solvency,
Dr. good name, should not, therefore, be
tampered With.
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ST. LOUIS,

Sr. LOUIS, February IAN Omaha
dispatch Of yesterday, says a locomotive
boiler exploded at Rich Creek, on thu
Union Pacific Railroad last night, killing
the engineer, conductor and fireman.
A Helena telegram says e gentleman
just from Yellow Stone, reporto that two
large war parties Of Black Feet and
Grow Indians, had 3 fight neal Big
Timber, on the Yellow Stone, In which
were killed and wounded on both
sides.
John W. Long, postmaster at Bruins
wick, Mo-, vas examined before United
States Commissioner Cston, yesterday,
for stealing registered letters. He con-
to having stolen two letters, and
wss sent to Jail in default Of $4,000 bail |
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-14

"Union,n If in earnest, can have the5
nettle tested by immediate efforts in be-
half OF their fellow-eitlzens. II the
originators Of the Peoples Insurance
Company "Union " mean business, and
intend, as they say in their preamble, to
sustain the credit Of the city, an oppor-
tunity will be afforded them st the
proposed sale OF railroad stock to.
morrow. "Bytheir works ye shall know
them" II they mean what they say.
they will come down with the green
s~aciIe," pay Mr.. SIMPSON, rescue the
Little Rock stock from limbo, and then
fairly and squarely assist the City Fl
nance Committee to raise all the sums
necessary TO the carrying on Of
J the municipal government, Without
issuing any more bonds, and s0ithOut
~ any scqy jsopardiEiag such collateral
IS the Board CT Aldermen may, In the
name OF the people, offer as security.
Here IL work for both "UHions Jim
mediate work work that will test the
sincerely OF the greatest aud the least
work that is worthy an inaugural
effort. Who knoWs2 perhaps in the
prosecution of go disInterested @ labor,
their hearts attuned In common cause,
they msy join hands, purge them of all
selhshness, and remembering The poor,
Woodworking, toiling thousands, whose
energies have made Memphis, combine
a solid, enduring and permanent Union,
which shall be characterized by a broad
and generous spirit, worthy the des-
tiny of Memphis, not "%cribbed, cabined
and confined" to the purposes
OF men who have only their own axes to
and would make of such 8 body
"a a "Citizsns' Union" q means TO
that end. We want a Citizens Union"
composed Of the poor and the rich Of
the worker In brass and iron IS well as
soft-hsnded penman. We want q
Union where the mechanic and the
Isboring man will be represented as
whose energies have made
It possible for rich men to have
houses and lands, and without whose
presence there would now be IS small a
Memphis as twenty yesrs ago, was
crowded within the limits OF the present
ward. II these |" original " Unions
work, they will strike hands and
initiate their movements to save the city
md county, at SIMPSONS sale, to morrow.
What they do on that occasion will be a
est Of their merits, snd may give the ]
grounds for a faith in them which
re freely confess Is wanting just now.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, February lS.-Csptsin Gen.
eral Dules has issued a proclamation
that the insurgents having refused to se-
cept amnesty, and 81 others were con
tinuslly Joining the insurrectiouary
forces, therefore the proclamation of sm-
nesty was Withdrawn, and the liberty Of
the press suspended and the censorship
re established. Printing and distribu-
ting newspapers without permission
from the Government is prob ibited, and
persona violating the press laws, and all
political prisoners, in future sre to be
tried by courts martial.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-14

State. he vecates the Gubernstorial
chair, and hypocriticslly, in his letter Of
resignation, mOeks Heaven by the invo-
cation Of a blessing, upon the people he
has cursed, from the GOD whose justice
ne has defied. And thus this incubus
passes away TO the scenes where all po-
titicsl infsmies eulmlnate. to take the
place 81 lately vacated by thst other
BRowNLow who, for thirty years vexed
the world Of Washington with his vsgl.
Tles and his venom.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-14
FOREIGN.

MADRID, February 13.-The future
form Of government for Spain Is the en-
crossing question with the Cortes, and
the people. The proposition for q Direc.
tory for 3 number Of yesrs, has been
abandoned, and Regency and Council
has been suggested instead.
LONDON, February 13.-The amnesty
petition, which will be presented to the
Queen by the Mayor OF Dublin, contains
100 600 signatures.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-14
SAN FRANCISCO,

SAN FRANCISCO, February 1S.-Rs-
ports from the interior indicate thai the
recent storm was the most disastrous
since hat Of the winter Of 1852. It WIS.,
tied every portion OF the State. Santa
Clara and the Joaquin valleys suffered
greatly. The lower portion of the city
Of Stockton vas flooded. The cellars 10
the principal streets were filled by the
OveFf)wing OF Calaverss river. Ne loss
of life, however, is reported.
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NASHVILLE,

NASHVILLE, February I3.-The House
OF Representatives, to-day, adopted the
resolution Of the Investigating Com
mittee, declaring Speaker Richards in
noeent Of the charge OF bribery and cor
ruption in the School Fund matter, by q
decided msjority.
The Speaker resumed the Chair amid
the congratulations Of his friends, and
made a brief speech, which excited much
applause,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-14

The House of Representatives has so
far progressed with the embarrassing
process as to have cleared RICHARDS,
and restored him to his Speakership.
Commencing in this way, with the man
whom they selected for scape-gost, We
can readily surmise where that body
will end and that the charges against
BRowNLow will never be investigated.
"ThepRrty" is paramount to the public
interests.
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WEATHER ASH RIVERS,

CAIRO, February Is The weather ia
warm and rainy. The river rose four
inches. Up-LoBisville. Down-Lu-
minary, l s.m., Emma No. 3, 8 am;
Lady Gay, II m; Belle Memphis, 8 pm.
ST. LOUIS, February 13.-Arrived-
Shark. Depsrted-Thomps0n Dean,
Julia, and s. B. Alliu. The river is
about stationary. The Missouri and
Upper Mississippi are rising.
LOUISVILLE, February l3-The river
Is rising, with nine feet in the canal.
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

Monday Evening. February IJ.-Fhe onl-y
rival Of Edwin Booth and Edwin Forr.st
FRANK MAYO, VINO will appear IN sSsEs
pazre's masterpieces, HANLET-Yamlet
Flank Mayo. supported by the fup streDxth
of the great star Company
In Rshearsal-TEE ROBBERS.
SCALE OF PRIGEs-Dress Circle spS Paruuesta-
81; Orchestra Chairs, 81 50 Family circle. 81
cents Colored Boxes, 80 Oats; Colored CAL
lezy. IS cents.
Doors open al qpsrteC "a : o'clock; curtain will
rise at . precisely. Box book open from 10
O'Clock am. 70 ) pm.
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SUNDAY
MORNING, FER. "A, Isss
THE WEEKLY APPEAL.

At the reduced price of 81 90 per an
mum, the WEEKLY APPEAL is the
cheapest newspaper in the United States.
Clubs Of two OF more are supplied at
81 90 each, an inducement that We hope
our merchant friends will help US TO
make known through the country. Now
is the time to subscribe. Orders filled
from date Of reception.
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We are greatly indebted to Mr.. EVER
TT, Of the firm Of BAYLBssp EvERTTT
4 Co., for 3 letter from q former distin-
gulshed member Of the British Parlia-
ment, treating upon the resources and
prospects Of the South. We regret our
inability to publish it to-day. TO-mor-
rows issue will, however, contain it.
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District Of West Tennessee, n Bankruptey-ss.
AT Memphis. Tenn, 18th day OF Fsbruary, 1859.
re undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment IS assignee or Henry .. TOmIIu
son, OF SHELBY county and State OF Tennessee.
within said District, who has been adiudged
a bankruPt upon his own petition, by the Dis
trtct Court Of said District.
y. WOODBRIDGE,
LEDAA ~ - e-t--a
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, February I3.- COmman-
der Cushing has arrived here from Bs-
Eats. He has been successful and bears
a treaty 70 be approved by the United
States. When this is done, the work on
the proposed canal across the Isthmus
will ne eommeuaad
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WILLET
No. 81 Adams Street.
BILLIARD & BOWLING ROOMS

- The most elegant and complete establish
nent OF its kind in the Mississippi Valley. =
81 The TABLES and ALLEN are new, and Of
the most approved pattern and make.
~ Elegant Private PsrIors for gentlemen.
The 1 and LIQUORS are of the BEST
QUALITY.
jssl J.. Il. WILLETT & CO.
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TROY. n. Y.

Troy, FebruaFy BIB. Thompson
was to-day convicted OF murder In the
second degree, fer shooting Thos. Fl.
Bailey q yeag ago.. He will be sentenced
on MOndsy.
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TRUSTEES SALE
ia virtue OF a Deed Of Trust executed 70 ms
- as Trustee. BY James y. WOODS on the IAN
septemoer' le5., nd duly recorded In the ReEs.
tsr's Ofica OF shelby county, tennessee in
Book No. IS, part I'd, pages y, q "a, I viii on
Thursday, the 25th Fe bruary. 1859,

Between tse hours Of 10 O'Clock am ard 70
O'Clock m, In the city OF Memphis, in front OF
the once OF kOrtrecht q Grant, No. 81 South
Court street, proceed 10 sell, at pub ic an MON
20 the higness bidder, for cash, tue following
Tenn In said Trust Deed, ds>crfbsd A ro1oys'
Io-Eit; Beng part OF Lot No :. IA B eek AZ
IN south Neopht5 beginning st a point ~
feet from the Junction II fernando Street and
srowns aVenus, on the east side OF HsrnaudO
street thence south with Hera sndo street S7K
test thence eastwardly at right angles win
Heraando street 10 feet thence north S7Z
Iset thence westwardly lf0 feet to The BEGIN
ming and also EnO-hsr lot or parcel OF go
Lot No :, Block A, beginning at the northeast
corner OF the above described lot theacs east
WRruly 81 ftst, more o. ls g.. 70 3 stake on an
alley thence sOuthEardly STE feet to a stake,
W~sstWardiy with the north une of ths
Episcopal thUFeh i0b 81 feet. more or Iess- 10 =
sake al t1e southeast GOrner OF the lot above
described and thence n~arthwsrdly S7% feet 10
the beginning corner, Equity Of redsluptfon
is waived.
Inc ltle 70 the above property is believed 10
goa oot | sell and convey only as Trustee
IeOli CHARLES kJRFRECaT, trustee,
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RETURN or THE VETERANS.
SElf & GdYllft's AlISTGS & Brass Bind

For Three Nights Only. February Isfh,
Ibta and Isih, al Memphis CIzb Hall.
FfpE largest organization now IN existence.
-Four Opera Comedians; the M3gufdcsnt
Quartetts Ardy Mckee, the Great Song ard
! Snce Man the Grand Triple Clog Dance.
p Pactheopdpionica DESCRIPTION
o. the following beautiful scenes: ely OF
Bethlshtm Birth place OF Christ Mount
lslvsry and the C~rueidzion BuIf.i Place OF
Dord Byron Napoleon Reviewing his Army [:
N2polsou IN Exile st IT. Helena; Soldier's
Dream OF Home; Ship az Sea. storm Aris.E
I~nun"er, Lightning and Wreck.
FOR1fNG v GREAT SHOWS is ONE.
- Price Of adni sion, 81 20.
Low GAYLORD, MANAGER.
JOE G-nrral yam F.hrs
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District Of West Tennessee, in Bsnkruptcy-ss.
A. Memphis, Tenn, llth day Of February, 1869.
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee Of Albert i. ChearS.
OF Hsrdeman county and State OF Tennessee,
within said district, who has been adtudged a
Bankrupt upon his own petition, by the District
Court OF said District.
u WOODBRIDGE,
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1TdHsieu advertisements h0p5aQ The I'm Of he
Paper, Vra tnSeTfaOn 81 each Subsequent istSeT-
ton % cents per Square.
AdueTttseneRS IN Wanf or Re74 column, 10 cents
per line each Insertion.
Aonthg advertisements, s. for first and q for
each additional square.
<dcertSeaeaa inserted al f~nte7SdlS, 20 Be charged
OF slesB each Insertion.
Monthly advertisements inserted fn the SUNDAY
APPEAL zCfu be charged Ons-iIh additional
Advertisements inserted IN the WEEKL 1O1N Be
charged hGif Of DAILY rates.
Local Notices. 20 oeslts per line UrSt insertion, and
12k cent per line per month
Al trdasieHf advertisements, not from TegHsdT od-
u~eTftSeTS, MUST BE PAID FOR IN
a Square Is ne sp0os occupied by eight hnes Of
sottd 8O1poreL
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nnRREspOEnERCE.

CTrespoadeaos, on Public Treats, solicited from
eueTp pGu Of ue United Sates.
ALNSLIE KEATLN0 & Co.
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NEW ADvERTzsEH1'Nrs

OSr.-On toe 18th inst, one CRRPkT BAG,
IL 81 or between the double bridges and city,
on the plankrOad containing
EAtnaoie papers p~tTtaining 70 the Allen estate.
A liberal reward will be pa a for its delivery 70
Goodlett& Co.. 262 Front sire 1
febI4s A. ". MORTON.
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NORFOLK, VIA.
WALTHAM
" che

HE extensive use OF these watches sor -.
last fifteen years by Railway Conductors r,
gtneers and Exprsssmen, the most exae,Inoor
watch wearers, has thoroughly oeuopst-stoa
the strength, steadiness, durability ana aocn-
racy OF the Waitham Watch TIC satisfy tbst
ton as to the real value OF these fnaE~r-
The superior organization ard srsat 80.
OF the ComPany's Works At Waltaam enable
them 70 produce watches eombtninz the b,s
and lA'estimprovements. and at a price wb,eh
renders competition futile. and tho e who buv
ny 0ensr w&ten merely pay nom IS 10 50 per
cent more for their watches than Is nacassa-
FoR SALE By All DEALERS.
81 No watches retsred by the COMPANY
RoBBISs & APPLETON,
General Agests.
lisa Broadway, New York.
sba mon vedAfrt