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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-10
4 DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of William 4. Hacker, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed administrator
OF the estate of William A. Hacker late OF the county
Alexander and State of Illinois, deceased hereby gives
notice that he will appear before the county court Of
Alexander county at the court house IN CAIRO, at the
which time all persons having claims against said
tate are notified and requested TO attend for the purpose
said estate are requested to make immediate payment
20 the undersigned, .. .,
Dated this e0th day Of January, A. u. lst9-iw
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HEALTH INSURANCE.
'NHE PEORIA
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
Peoria, Illinois.

Ihe First oHd Best Institution Of the Kind IN
the United States.
weekly bcneht nom 81 to $40 in case OF sickness
Every man or Female of Healthy Constitution can he
member
This Institution Is legally incorporated under the
laws of Illinois. For particulars apply to
LOUIS HERBERT,
dec2idh General Agent for State of Illinois.
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United STATES OF AMERICA, =,
Southern District of Illinois l"'

whereas on tho 18Th day 81 january, A. u lSGq,
George A. Le.ssc nled ib,l n the District Court ui
the United States for the Southern District Of Illinois,
against the steamboat "Lumiuary her boats, tackle,
apparel and furniture, praying that the same may H.
condemned for the rcas pus cad purpose "a said libel
tnpu'I onrd.
And whereas, BY virtue Of process ia due form 81
law me directed, return 'ln uu The fret Monday ia
February, ls63 have seized upon and taken the said
steamboat Lum' nary, har beats, 'lg'lU apparel and
furniture, and have the -o.ue 3. my custody.
Notice T. hereby given. that District Court ~ the
Iuitcl states val BE- held the United s'afcs Court
Room, IN the city Of Cairo, on the hrst Monday ia
March next 1r m. Trial - fa said premises, and tho
owner - and al persons who have or claim any
interest theron, hereby ct,d e. be- and appear Rt
the time and place Afor..uI o. how cause 10 any they
have, why decree should not be- rendered IN Accord
/ anco with the prayer q sAd lbel.
/ John LOGAN, 4. :. Marshal
/ Cairo, III roi- January 10, lsGi. jun2ldl4t
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CITY LOTS.

All OF said city lots being situated ia TIE city Of Cairo,
county Of Alexander and state Of Illinois, and thai the
time given by law for the redemption q each II the
above described tracts Of land and city lots from said
sale, purchased a. aforesaid ON the gih day ofJuy
4 u, ls6s will expire the 18th day of July, A. u.
ls1O, and that the time given 10y law Tor the redemp-
tlou II the above described tract of land, from sad
sale purchased as aforesaid on thc ih day Of Au-
gust, 4, b lss, will expire on the iih day ~ August
4. H. 1870 and that that the time ~ law for the
redemption Of each Of the above described city lots,
from sad sale, purchased aforesaid on the 3lst
day Of July, u. ls6s will expire the 3lst day 81
July, D. $50, aud that unless the above described
tracts OF land aud town lots spectyely redeemed
according To la~ on or before the day on which the
time given by law for the redemption ~ each Of them
expires above set FORTH shall apply for deed for
and possession of the same.
RICHARD FITZGERALD Purchaser.
Cairo, February 1. lsdg-C3w
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Young D. Garncr.... NV OF NV ar 10. Nv. %
Same ..............I n pt sw ar 9 lbs 5w.
And that the time given by Law FOR the redemption of
tLo above described lands, aud each of them pur-
chased aforesaid the 26th day ui. june H. -o,
will expire on the 2Gth day Of juno. A, j. ls6J, and
that unless sooner redeemed hal apply for deed
for and possession Of the ~me; and that the tune g's
by law for the redemption of the above described land
and each Of them purchased a. a snid on the z1t
day Of June, A. D. 1851, will expire rn the 2'h day oi
June, A. - l-G9 and that unless sooner redeemed ]
sball apply for deed for and possession u the same.
RICHARD FlTZGEEtLD Purchaser.
r.. T.. ~
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DROBATE NOTICE.

Il Estate u 4. WUIIdms, decfasfd.
The undersigned having been appointed Admins
- Louis and state Of Missouri, deceased, hereby
gives notice that he will appear before the County
Court of Alexander county, Al the court-house III the
city Of Cairo the regular term ON Monday the goth
OF Septomber next, at which time all persons having
claims against said estate notified and requested
10 for the purpose Of having the same adjusted
All persons indebted to said estate are requested TO
make immediate payment TO the undersigned
dated this 24th day of December, A. ID. 1865.
ianf-Gw W VI WILLIAMS. Admir-.
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LEGAL.
CTATE OF ILLINOIS,
y Alexander County. ss'

In the Circuit Court of Alexander county, Illinois
April Term 1869.
William II. Schutter Va. Michael Hewett-1n Attach
ment. Demand ss55 g.
Notice II hereby given 90 you, the said Michael
Hewe that writ Of attachment has been sued out Of
the office Of the clerk of the circuit court of said
ty Of Alexander, at the suit Of the said William Schut-
ter, and against the estate Of you, the said Michael
fevett, for six hundred aud ffty-fve and 81 100 dol
lars, directed TO the sheriff Of aed county to execute
which said writ has been returned by said sheriff en-
dorsed "No property found Of defendants served on
Jacob Lehning Rs garnishee; defendant not found
Now unless you, the said Michael Hewett shall per.
sonay be and appear before the circuit court Of said
county on the first day Of the next term thereof ~ 10
holden in the city of Cairo, said county on the first
Monday IN the month Of April next give snecIe l bail
and plead to said action, Judgment wi. be entered
against you in favor Of the said plaintiff and the prop.
crty attached sold TO satisfy the same with costs
JOHN q. HARMAN, Clerk.
,uiro, Illinois, January IL. 1862
l. y. Butler, Plaintiffs Attorney. ianiId5w
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S,TATE OF ILLINOIS, : d.
y Alexander County, "

~ APAhiutT NOuuNNf
In the Circuit Court Of Alexander county Illinois,
april Term, lsGD
William III Purcell aud Gilbert II. Greedy, partners etc.
doing business under the firm name Of Purcell q
freely v. David A. Buntou--ln Attachment. De-
tnaud els 90.
Notice y hereby given 20 you the said David A. Bun
ton that writ Of alta hmeut has been sued out of the
office of the clerk oi the circuit court Of said Alexander
county at the suit Of the sad purr. freely, pnt
against the estate Of YOU, te David A. Bunton for
hundred and thirteen dollars, directed 10 the
sheriff Of said county to execute which said writ has
been returned by said sheriff executed.
Now unless you, the said David A. Buuton, shall per-
sonally be and appear before the circuit said
county the first day Of tho next term thereof 70 he
holden Ia the city 81 Caro- aid county the first
Monday Ia the month OF April next, give special bail
and plead to said action Judgment will be entered
against you IN favor Of the said plaintiff and thc prop
crty attached sold To satisfy The with costs.
| JOHN q. HARTMAN, Clerk.
! Cairo, Illinois, January 10, ls'g.
! Allen, Webb Butler, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
| ti.ls
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ENXECUTORS NOTICE.
Es,ate of Samuel b. Hliiidou drc,aseR

Estate Of Samuel h. Haitidoy, deceased.
The under. gned having been appointed executor
and e,ccu,rx Of the last vii and testament Of samuel
B Halliday, late Of the county Of Alexander and State
Of Illinois, ceased hereby give notice tnt they will
appear before the county court Of Alexander county.
at the court house in the city Of Cairo Illinois, al the
March term on the third Monday IN March next, at
which time all persons having claims against said es
notihcu and requested O. attend for the pur
pose Of having the same adjusted. All persons in
debted 10 said estate requested 90 mako iuIled
ate ayment To the undersi gucd.
Dated this 2O'h day ~ January, 4 y. lssf
HENRY L. HALLIDAY, Executor,
LIZZIE Y HALLIDAY, Esecutry,
ian2u-ew uf samuel B Halliday.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-10
4 DMINIsTRAToRs SALE.

"A
Notice il hereby given that the undersigned, Admin
istraor Of the estate of A. Williams late ~ the city #
-. Lous, ST. Louis county, aud state of Missouri, wis
on Thursday, the LIST day Of April, A. ID. 1852
mencing at the hour Of 10 O'Clock am, the Cairo
City saw Mill, in the city Of Cairo, Alexander county
and State Of Illinois, sell, 1T public sale the personal
property, goods and chatles Of the said A. Williams,
consisting Of Horses Cattle, Wagons Saw-Logs Lum.
Der, Lsth, &c credit Of twelve months, 10y taking
bond Of the purchaser with good security.
sums Of slOo and under CASH.
Dated this 9TH day Of January, lsiq
iano-Cw W. NJ. WILLIAMS Admir-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-10-27

Meeting of the Congregational
Committee ON the Causes of the
Decline I'm American Conn
nnerce. -
The Congressional Committee Sn
the Causes of the Decline in Ameri
can yS0Rmerce held their first meet
ing on the l4th, in the Custom-hnuse.
A committee from the New York
Ship-owners' Association was in at
tendance. -.. ST..
The Main ship-buiIders' interest
was represented by Nessrs. Hayden
and EichbOrn on the psrt of the
New York ship-owners' Association.
Statements and arguments were sub
mitted to prove that the remedy for
the low condition of American ship
ping interests is in the repeal of the
navigation laws, aud in permitting
American ship owners to buy ships
in England or any other foreign
country which they are now pre-.
vented from doing by the prohibi.
tion of American registry to foreign
built vessels, and that the amend.
ment of the Internal Revenue law
so as to allow ship stores to be OBJ
tanned free of duty, as in Great
Britain, would enable Americaniship-
owners to compete in the carrying
trade with foreign vessels. They
advocated incidentally the allowance
of drawbacks to American ship.
builders on materials used in shipP,
and that thus in a few years Ameri'
can ship builders would he able to
produce either iron or wooden yes.
sells as chesply as they. can now he
produced on the Tyne or Clyde,
while free trade in ships would give
immediate relief 10 American ship.
owners anu prevent the monopoly OF
the carrying trade by foreigners.
On the part of the Maia bhip build
ing interest, the argumant was that
the only remedy needed was the
allowance of drawbacks, and that to
agree to the proposition of the New
York Ship Owners, Association for
free-trade in ships, would be the
finishing blow to the ship builders
interests of the country. n'-H.E
Many eminent gentleman conhec-
ted with the shipping interests Of the
country will appear before the Con-
gressIonal Committee.
The deliberations of the committee
will extend over mouth, and the
report emboding results OF Investi
CATION will be presented to Congress
early in December.
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0ToN, STARK COUNTY, OHIO, OCTOBER 27, 1869, @a

would never have heard OF any one
connected with the administration
as being connected with the TRANSACT
tion. g nf ss.ss-s,rf -arcgL - Z
Yours, truly, U. S. GRANT
PSI have written this in great
haste, and without exercising judg
ment as to the propriety of writing
it, but I submit it to your Judgment.
esEE ...a, .e=5 ..s- Y. y. u
We quite agree with General
GRANT, in his postscript, that he has
made this reply to the friendly Off
ciousness of Mr.. BONNER, without
exercising Judgment as to the prop
riety of writing It," President
GRANT. 'ewithout exercising judg-
ment," lends himself to promote the
interests and reputation Of, an enter
prising Journalist, much as, he be-
come the .'inhocent' accomplice of
the gold gamblers. .'Innocent , -
yes; if in his exalted station, igno-
rance can be innocent; if being tool
without knowing that he was a tool
is innocent, then General GRANT was
as innocent casa babe unborn offs
the mischief perpetrated by the gold
operators. But the babe unborn is ir-
responsible, while the chief magis-
trate Of a great nation is in a position
ofresponsibility which preeludes him
from taking shelter behind q plea of
ignorance. e.f. r,.-t.--.-.-.4. e,.t,
The basis of the great gold specu-
lationr was the correct opinion of It's
ringleaders that the administration
did not intend to make any large
sales Of gold. That this opinion was
correct is proved by Mr., BoUTwEBL's
stubborn resistance to urgent impor-
tunitIes during the first days of the
speculation; and its correctness is
now fully confirmed by General
GRANTS confession to Mr., BONNER
that he ordered q sale of gold 10
smash the ring. .-eis. "A --r, ,-r
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General Grant and the Gold
. Bond Speculation,

General Grant and 1he Gold
i Bond SPeculnIiOn,
General Grant has written letter
to Robt. Bonner, of the New York
Ledger. on this subject. There was
a great propriety in Grant asking
the Ledger the medium of his com.
munication with the public. The
Ledger, is a bumbug newspaper.
When Grant goes to New YORK, he
rides behind Dexter with Bonner,
of the Ledger, his owner. Grant Is
faithful to all such personal attach
ments, no matter what their chsraet'
er, that minister to his personal
comfort and pleasure. He therein
tells US that he had no more to do
with the lsIe gold excitement in
New YOlk ''than You, Mr.. Bonner,
or any other innocent party" Un-
fortunately for the Chief Magistrate,
there are circumstances against him
which can not be disposed of by a
mere assertion.
Who in the world believes that
General Grants brother-in-Iaw. Mr..
Corbin, would go into a gigantic
gold speculation which involved his
ALL, and the. result OF which depend
ed upon a word from his brother-in-
law, the President, without that
word being spOken2 Besides, what
was the meaning Of COrbin sending
a private letter to Grant by special
messengera week before the excite
ment took place9 This fact is testi
fed TO by disinterested party who
conveyed the letter to the President.
at Washington. That letter has not
been seen, out Its contents, in OuI
Judgement. admit TO no dispute. II
was letter written by one partner
to another, and ha1 reference entire
ly to the gold bond transaction. The
evidence against the President which
has been adduced by James Fisk Jr.
would suffice to convict a thief a
the bar of any court. It is not pos
tive, it is true, but it is of tina
character which will carry conviction
to the minds Of all rejecting and
dispassionate persons. A Thousand
denials from Grant through Bon
ner's L edger would not suffice t,
change public opinion in the least
Grants veracity is below par
Who does not remember that h
was convicted, by Presiden. Johnsol
and all his Cabinet, of telling de
liherate untruth in regard to the re
moval of Stanton. The brand G
falsehood was putup him by six 0
seven persons.-Daiky Enquirer.
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Nearly all the cattle exhibited were Sec
ond rate, and even more than second rate,
We would recommend higher premiums
to induce the people to bring better stock.
CoAIMITTEE-Jacob Bash, VIM Max
birRSr and Joseph Cupples. i ia
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THE Supreme Court of the United
States, in com mon with the other
departments ofthe government, paid
a fitting tribute of respect to the
memory of the late Franklin Pierce
by adjourning its session on the day
of his funeral, and by an address
from the Chief Justice, in which he
alluded in fitting terms to the virtues
and engaging personal qualities Of
the deceased.
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In WIIIIARn.

VOUNTY SURVEYOR-Ohce in
" the County Recorders ONCE IN The
WIkidal ButdI-g, where he can bS
found when In ths city 10 not, any bu-
siusss wanted can be left with Jacol
KeplInger, Esq., County Recorder, WI,
will give due notice 20 me. vrr.
The awauthorizes the County Survey
or TO take the acknowledgment of sr'
tnstrument OF writing /; he will thsrsfCE
write and acknowledge hgreemenj.
Mortgages. Deeds, Sc. sc at fair rrtC'
and upon the shortest notice.
GNsuf.su ] an rs 1864 -..
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JOSEPH cREYoIsIE, Jr.,

NOTARY PUBLIC-ofice north
IN east corner OF Public square. BE
viii attend TO drawing deeds, mortgages
powers OF sttnTney. &c. In addition TO
Ihe English, he also speaks the German
and French languages. he will also
procure passports for persons wishing
to 20 to Eurooo. 81
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THE DEMOCRAT.
wEDNEsDAY::#:::oCToBER q
A. McGREGOR, Editor.

THE Galveston Rulletin, which
we believe is strong Radical paper,
has the following about colored jur-
les:
Recent verdicts have done much
to unSettIe popular faith in colOred
juries. They have disregard for
law and testimony that is absolutely
heroic and would be amusing, were
il not serious. A case was tried in
the criminal court. i'm which the tes-
tim my was absolute, positive, and
he ped up. The witness for the de-
leuse proved the charge, Man can
not conceive of d case in which the
testimony could be more conclusive,
yet the verdict was mot guilty. 1t
is not too much TO say. that, with
the class of jdrors that now hear
cases, justice is prevented, and that
it has come to q lottery. Experience
daily shows that Sambo is not suc-
cess as a Juror" -.... t--
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Henry Ward
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wattAts, gtHtlrg, ftr.
nrTn WINTRRHALTER.

.nRACTICAL WATCHaIAKER
and JewelRr, ana Dealer in WRtehes.
Clocks, ;JewRlTy and SilvsrUare- Re
pairing neatly done, on short notice.
no. Eagle Block. feb3 '69tf
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For a Small Amount Of
Money 4?
AT THE
New York Store,
OF COURSEI
You Can Buy

BLEA6HED MUSLIN, full yd
wide, for I21 cents ..a.' -.a' @
UNBLEACHED MUSLIN, from
10 to lSc; -..
TABLE LINENS, at so, 60, 10, 90,
81, Sl,iO, $1,2O; -. %
CARPETS at Reduced Prices
LINEN COATS at Cost
GOODS FOR BOYS WEAR, cheap;
LADIES KID GLOVES, at 81 10,
81 so, $l,75;
LADIES' LISLE THREAD
GLOVES, for 40c
HOOP SKIRTS, --latest style) only
BALMoRAL SKIRTS, froun s5c to
GENT!s PAPER COLLARS, only
ULYSSES PAPER COLLAR, 25o
a box - ...r
PARASOLS at Cost e..
W HITE GOODS, such as Namsooks;
Plain HuslIns and JacOnets. Shirt
Fronts, Linen Hank'f5
LADIES CUFFS, SOC a box.
S@The place you can buy the
above Goods Cheap, is at the
NEW YORK STORE, in
Mathews Block.
Yours Respectfully,
W. Il. DAUGHADAY.
au Aft -
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Ia. MEYER.

DEALERIN AMERICAN AND
ForeiEn Watches, Clocks, Silver
ware and Fancy Observation-Disclosures cors
nor OF Public Square Repairing neatly,
eTDeditiously and satisfactorily done.
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nRnRLR = RRnTHRR.

DEALERSIN WATCH ES,
Clocks. Jswelry, SilVerwHr. 80 -
East side or Public Square. Repairing
dnno on short notice.
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TrORNEY AT LAW, and Gen
n erAl Collection Agent. Alliance, o.
business entrusted to his care will re-
Awe prompt attention 25tf
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CALL at Jonn Mct3regor's Book
Store, Empire Block, tor SchoO,
Books Stationery, Wall Paper, and
standard works IN paper and bouhdg
r--a..f tl.E i1Ea .1a lalg -oifl.
.a-sE
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From the N. Y, World. ]
President Grant and the Late
.4 Gold Speculation. ..lR

President Grant and the Late
..4 Gold Speculation. -R
BY the civility of Mr.. BONNER
we are permitted to publish the
following correspondence between
himself and President GRANT, in ad'
vance of its appearance in the Ledger
OF next week:
OFFICE OF THE LEDGER,
Cor. SPRUCE & WILLIAM STs.
NEW York, oct. II, 1862.
= MY DEAR GENERAL AS 1 stated
to you Immediately after your elec-
ton, that there was no office which
friend, / have had no occasion to
write 20 you In regard to such mat
ters. There i5 q matter now, how
ever, that concerns you personally,
and in which I feel that I discern
your interests so plainly that I take
the liberty to write to you with re-
ference TO it. / do this VITA less
hesitation, because you did me the
honor after your election to contide
to me pretty fully your views. an
the present disturbed state Of the
public mind concerning the recent
gold combination, is it not the quick
est and surest way to set at rest the
great excitement and uneasiness
which prevails, fer yop TO makea
brief denial over your own signature
OF all foreknOwledge of that cpmbi-
nation, in order to relieve yourself
entirely from all responsibility for
the acts Of Others& OF course, those
who know you personally do not
require such q disclaimer; but the
great public, whose minds are liable
TO be warped by the determined and
persistent efforts to iniure you, will
be. it seems to me, at once satisfied
and quieted by such a statement.
Sincerely yours. ;" -4-i l5 ass
President Grant. .-
- -.-..- ROBERT BONNER.
WASHINGTON, u. c., Oct. IS, 1859.
| Robert Do7l5leT Esq, --
DEAR SIR: Your favor of the I1th
inst. is received. 4 have never
| thought of c0ntradieting state
ments or insinuations made against
me by irresponsible parties as those
are alluded to in your letter, but as
you hHYe written to me on the SUBJ
ject, in 80 kind a spirit, l will say
that ] had no more to do wi b the
late gold excitement in New York
/ City than yourself, or any other in
nocent party, except thai ordered
T the sale OfgOld to break the ring en-
/ gagged, as thought, in a most disre-
! putaOle transaction. If the specu-
lators had been successful, you
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P6ysitiau ana Sararua.
TT PHILLIPS, M. D.,
@hItnrrg.
H. FALEE,

nEALER- IN MILLINERY &
" Fancy Gopds. No. s Opera House
Block Canton, Ohio. Jy2ltf
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gOttls.
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
JACKSON HOTEL

DY A. SPOHNHAUER-At Old
ID Depot. Guests properly cared for
and btifs moderate. may1z -oStL
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ALLIANCE HOUSE

To oUIs OHLIGER, PRoPRIEToR,
North Market street.
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MEN's Calf Boots from $3.50 to $500,
Ut Bockius & Son. I5tf.
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]. W. McCORD,

ATTORNEY AT LAW-Ofhce in
n Eagle Block (up Etairs.)
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SECOND DEPARTMENT.
Glass 1.

CLASS 1.
D o Stanley & Co., osage orange sets 8
v 8 Brown, acre potatoes, @ "e q. s
COITMUTEE-Lewis Essig, james L
Bachtel and Jacob Rupert.