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HAS HE CHANGED.
What Evarts Thought About Louisiana
when there was no Frauduient President.

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when there was no Fraudulent President.
From his Cooper Institute Speech.
Suppose that this intervention of
military power to protect the action OF
an independent State authority should
happen to be exercised in Louisiana
or any of the States for tho purpose OF
taking out the majority OF an electoral
college when they were choosing the
President; or suppose that, if by sub
verting the vote of that State. one
man should be chosen instead of the
other who would have been chosen ii
the State had voted without being act
ed uron by that authority, what have
you then but civil war, engaging vast
passions vast multitudes OF men on
the question of dispute over the
Presidency? 'Ah, you will never have
that you say, 'ior we have the cour-
age and that common sense OF the
American people which make free
government possible aud permanent
and strong, Let anybody take step,
you will say, that sarpasses the fair
limits of political agitation, and the
President who takes his seat under
such title shall have nothing but
curses and imprisonment, and not The
enjoyment of power l submit it to
you, fellow citizens. that the moment
we complacently accept the side that
profits by such intervention, aud as-
sumo that aOthing but disappointment
and pOlitiaal disgust are on the other
side, principles are gone and the way
will be open ut last for usurpa.ion.
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NOTICE.

TDW ARD w. WILLIAMS. of Erookfeld, in
H the State of Missouri, will take not ce that
Columbus T.. Fuller, of the County OF sorta re,
the State OF Ohio. did on the Sth day OF arch,
A. 1877. iiie his petition in the Court of Com.
mon Pleas within and Tor the County of Portage
in said State of OHIO, against G. {. Thompson
and Edward w w iliianis setting forth that
the said &. Z. Thompson gave certain mort
in the village and township OF Garrettsville.
part Oflot No one in Nelson township now part
iarly known as village lot No. los according 10
being given to secure the payment OF ts70O and
interest according to 4 certain note referred to
ir said mortgage; and that since the giving of
said mortgage the said l.. L. SOules sold and
ASST gned TO the plaintiff in this action said
mortgage and note. and that since the giving
of said mortgage the said Edward w Williams
clainls Interest in said lands under the
said e. c. Thompson Tho prayer Of said peti-
eion is for judgment against the said q. Z.
Thompson for the sum Of s2s00. with interest
from the s'ith day OF September. A. d. 1875, and
that the said sum OF money shall be paid within
Il day named. and in default thereof. that above
describca premises I'll !, le appraised aud soid.
and that the proree,tS thereof shall Ire applied
to the pay nient OF said Judgment And the SAID
Edward w Williams is potiiied that he il
quircd to appear and answer said petition on
or before the third Saturday after the 18th day
of April. d. 1877 A5s4
AIS 5w COLUMBUS &. FULLER.
by his Attorneys, THAYER MANSON.
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If the Southern policy" proclaim
ed by Mr.. Hayes has any significance
whatever it means the withdrawal of
the troops in Louisiana and South
Corolina and leaving those govern
ments TO stand which are approved by
the people. That is not, surely, like
any of the practices or professions of
the Radical party for the past twelve
years. They have during all that
time waived Ioft the bloody shirt
and denounced the white people of
those states as rebels and assassins fit
only to be ruled by carpet-baggers
aud negroes. I.ut no sooner is Hayes
counted into Office than
he repudiates the principles Of his
party, jumps squarely upon the Dem
ocrsric platform of state rights, doubt
less thinking thereby to condone for
the most Infamous crime in American
history of defraudiug the people of
their choice.
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John II. LEE, the Mormon, mnrder-
er was, executed on Friday last, BY
being shot according 10 law for his
connection with the Mountain Mea-
dow butchery, in September, 1851.
AS was fitting, his execution took place
upon the scene OF that terrible massa-
ere. Al eleven o'clock the command
was given, and Eve guns were fired.
the balls penetrating the body in the
region OF fhe heart, and Lee fell back
upon his coffin and expired instantly
He leaves eighteen widows aud sixty
five children. Previous to his execu.
ton he made . statement in writing
OF the facts connected with the massa-
ere in which he duplicates brigham
Young, Bishops Haight, Smith, Dame
and other leaders. of the Morpop
Church as being the instigstors OF the
horrible affair, aud claims tbst be vas
but an unwilling actor in the tragedy,
and did his almost 10 prevent the
great crime.
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

Anthony i. Wolcott, alias John T.. Hodges. oil
Joliet. in the county of Win. and STATE OF Hi
noi> is notified rhaI RLcda A. wo:co;t did on
the sd day ~f February, A. ID. 1871 file her petit
tion ia the office khe clerk of the Court oil Com
mon Pleas within and for the county oil Portage
anti State OF Ohio. charging the said Anthony
j. Wolcott. on conviction of crime, with con
iinement in the psnitentiary of the State of IL
Iinois for the term f two Years RON the 18th
day OF October. 1875. and asking that she
may be divorced from the said Anthony
Woicott. ami for :Iimony. which petition
will stand for hearing At the next term of said
Court. kHODA A WQLGOTT.
e by TN AVER & MANSON. her Att'ys,
Dated February ~, lS1;.' $40 6w
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Hayes letter of acceptance, says that
Mr.. Hayes wrote the letter himself,
and was occupied with it only a part
of one evening. Well, all the people
now ask is that both the letter and the
inaugural be embodied into practical
action.
THE ELEMENT OF TROUBLE
in the Southern problem is Packard,o of
Louisiana. Being man of pluck, he
believes he can force recognition and
support for himself from Hayes, as he
did for kellogg, from Grant. Packard
is not the real danger to pacification.
The wiliest and most formisble oppo-
nents of Southern paciiication arc the
men who compromise the power be-
hind the throne here. If Hayes will
exert the same backbone shown in the
matter of his Cabinet nominations he
will be sustained by the country, and
Packard will cease to afiiict Louisiana
and his attempted rule in that State
will fall through without any physical
force from Gov. Nichols.
CIVIL SERVICE PROMOTION.
At the White House, Hayes put his
civil service principles lin force by
promoting o. l.. Pruden from execu-
tive clerk to the assistant private Sec
retaryship, made by the appointment
of Z. g. Sniffen to be major aud pay
master in the army, and Mr.. A. G.
Smith, lieutenant in the volunteer
| service during the war and for short
time after was, at the request of Pres
ident Lincoln, detailed as one of hIs
body guard, has been appointed to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the promo.
ton of Sniffen.
PRESIDENTIAL VISITORS.
An immense throng of visitors were
at the White House yesterday. many
of whom were disappointed, as it was
physically impossible for his Fraudu.
lency to give ear to one third of the
number. Among those who obtained
interviews with him were bull-dozine
Morton, Ferry, Blaine & Co.
| OUT WITH TIE GIRLS.
There is quite cOmmOtiOn among
the female portion of the clerks in the
Post office Department since the pro
mitigation of the Postmaster General.
order requiring an examination as tt
the qualifications of ye clerkess WHIT
may hereafter be employed as well a!
those already employed. and now th'
dear creatures will have to give way
for the sterner sex and take lessons il
housekeeping duties, baby frocks. etc
DEMoCRITEs.-
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THE MARKETS.

RAvENSA, March 81. 1871.
FLOUR-No. Red, IS co; No 1 Red, SIS 50
Demand steady
WukAT-$l 10 a 81 %.
-CuRN-shelled brings 81 . sec; ears, soc.
OATS 3S9e5c Sales DUH.
RYE-No. brings 90 q %:
BARLEI-Nohe in market.
BUCkwHEAT-65 q zoe. per bushcl
uAY-Selling at $6 q ~; according to
quality. Dull sale.
BEEE>Per cwt., &6@ 81.
HOGS-Dressed, e 81 no per cwt.
LAkO-City render ed i2;.
SMOKED MEATS-City Sugar Cured Hams
sling at l5c; Country l0c-
shoulders, City cared selling at lsi,c. Dried
Reef selling at 20:.
POULTRY-Small supply in the MAI ket-
Chickens dressed, buyers pay 10 cents; un
dressed &c: Turkies. unslressed, G..
BUTTER .0;., and steady.
CHEESE-Factory, retails, l6c
EGGS-buyers pay Tee. per doH.
POTATOES-Buye ers pay sai:.
BEANS-Choice hand picked in smalldemand
at 81 80 per bu. Medium 81 -.
VINEG AR-Pure cidcI retal> s5se soc per gal
TALLoW--Buyer> pay Tc
HIDES-Green. trImm ii J a Ic.
EEATHERS-Best rets il at Zoe.
WHITE LIME-$1 s5 per bbi.
WATER LIME-$s -
SALT-Coarse sells at 81 as: Ene 81 75
wOOD-Stove 81 OO@a 60 ! feet wood 81 Oh
d IS 50 per cord.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

" ELENA MCGUIRE, late of Ruby Valley
IN Nevada. will take notice that Albert A
mayer. as guardian of the estate of Carlton II
EllenwoOd. did. on the 9Th day of February,
1S11. file his petition against her in the Court o:
Common Pleas of Portage County, Ohio. pray
ing for jud sment against said Helena McGuire
for the sum Of SS5 ana interest thereon from
May %. 1870 and that said Court did, on the Sth
dayot March, 1871 issue an order of attachment
against all the real estate of said Helena Nc
Said Helena Mcclure is further notified to an
swcr said petition on or before the third Satur-
day after April ~. 1877 AZ
THAYER & MANSON,
4i6-6w Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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Legal Notice.

TALviN BATES and Mary u. Bates. who
! r;.sic in the township OF Emerson, Mills
County. stat. Of Iowa. heirs at law of Anna
Bates. deceased. will take notice that Clinton
Young. Administrator Of the estate of Anna
Bates deceased. on the l9sh ,iay of March, 1877
flied his petition in the Probate Court in and
for the County OF rertoge and STATE Of ohio. al
lrgins that there Is no personal estate belong
ing 10 The estate of the deceased, wherewith to
pay the debts III the deceased, AMI costs OF adj
min>tCrin; her estate: that she died seized in
fee >imole Of the following described real estate
situate in said County of Portage. To wit; Be
ing pa Is Of lots No & and o in i IRAN township
and bounded as follows: beginning at the \,
r. corner OF land in lot No y, owned by II. A.
dyson: thence south 10 land owned by William
stanton: thence case alOng said Stantons north
line far that IA line running along the center
Of the highway leading to tho yilltge of Harri
son. viii contain nine acres Of land: thence
north to the center of SAID highway: thence
westerly along the center of said highway to
the place of hesinning The prayer of said pe-
tiion i Tor an order to sell said premises for
tn. ay OF the debts and cl argcS aforesaid.
SaiI petition will be for hearing on the nth
,tay of April. 1917 or us soon thereafter as
hearing can tc obtained
80 CLINTON YOUNG,
III lw A,ini'r OF Anna Bates, deed,
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NOTICE.

George w. Adams. whose place of res it,ence
i unknown. j. heicby notified that Louisa &.
Atl;mS did. on the 1st day of March, A. d 1877.
Tie her petition in the cfice of the Clerk of the
court of Common Pleas " ithu and fol he coun-
ty OF Portage and State oil Ohio. charging the
said George W. Adams with wiifui absence Tor
three years last past. and asking that She may
be divorced from the said George W. Adams.
AMI nave The custody OF their child. George n.
hIan>: W hich petition will he .or hearing at
the next Ierin OF SAID Court
Dated this I'd day of March, A. d 1877.
LOUISA G.. ADAMS,
40 CIV Ey TuAYEE 4 MANSON her Att'yS
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The "good times" promised the
country when Hayes was elected, may
be expected when John Sherman's
financial policy is set in operation !;
when from SIO0,OO0.OOO TO $l5O.OOO,-
0J0 legaI-tender notes are Withdrawn
from circulation aud funded into gold
Understanding bonds, adding from
S4OO0,0O0 TO $4,000 600 annually TO the
interest account OF the Government.
and debtors are compelled 10 pay
debts they contracted with an inflated
currency under this admirable policy
of contraction. oh, went that be joy.
fnl.
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THE Southerners are unreaso1ably
impatient and deserve the gentle re-
minder that President Hayes gave a
party OF them the other day, when he
suggested that they shouldn't. expect
him to remedy in II days the evils
that have been aecumulating for -
years. Akron Beacon.
That is rather a Ieft-handed COM Ii.
ment to Grants administration, which
the Radicals pretty much everywhere
have enthusiastically endorsed. "The
evils that have beer accumnlating for
twelve years ia good. -
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Partition Notice.

ERANKS RUSSELL and Daniel A. RUSSELL
Il who reside in Nineland New Jersey, and
Ira 5 Cults will take notice that Il petition WAS
filed against them on the 18th day March, A.
d. 1917. by Charlotte A. Miilard. in the Court OF
Common Pleas within and for the County Oi
iortage. and IL now Pen'.ing. wherein said
Charlotte A. Miitar,l deman,is partition of the
following real estate. to WIT:
situated in the township OF Windham. coun-
ty of Portage, state of Onio, and known as be-
ing the east half of original lot number as
eighteen OF said township, and containing fit,
six and 5,-1J0 acres of laa.l more or less, am
that at the next term of sale. Court the said
Charlotte A. Millard will apply for order
that partition may be made of said premises.
Dated ihiS1 lth day of March. A. d. 1871
CHARLOTTE \. MiLLARD.
q. 5. FEELiS, Atty. 4I5-Tw
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Election Proclamation,

The qualified electors of the incorporated
Viilage of Ravenna are nOtifed to meet at the
usual polling place within said Village,
ON MONDAY, APRIL ,. 1877,
between the hours of A. II. and6 T. n. of said
day, for the choosing of the following officers
for said village;
Members of Council,
] Marshall.
CT. ROBINSON, Mayor
March 10, 1877. 446
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DIVORCES NOTICE.

HELMA LANGDOE. whose place of resi-
II dence is unknown. ill take notice that
Jaines T. Iangdom has filed his petition in the
Court OF Common Pleas of Portage County,
Ohio pray I'M to he divorced from her. Cause
ant.i. tIIatshc has been wilfu ly absent from
him inif,nnre ihsn three years last past. Said
pcti,io., viii ,s For aea ing at the May term of
said Court, AAES j LASGDON.
K:ivcnna. March 10 1871. 446-6w
j. IL NICHOLS Pins Atty.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Mary NJ. Eaton Us. Adeibert d. Eaton.
rINtIE said Adelbsrt a. Eaton. of Aionomini,
Dunn county w isconsih. viii take notice
,ii.,t on the s9a,l ,iayof March. A. u. 1877. the
s.tid Mary Nj Eaton did file her petition in the
Office oi the Clerk OF The Court of Common Pleas
for Portage county. State of Ohio. cha rging the
said Adelhert with .drURkenaess and gross neg
iect or duty, and asking u divorce and custody
hearing in the next term of said Court
-1I = si57H' MARY N EATON.
BY w. Il. THOMAS, Atly for Petite ner,
Rayenna. ", March ss, 1871. 44t-SM
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MARRIED-

KINGSBuRY-BARBE the residence OF
the brides father--H. Barber. Esq in RS
VIENNA, on Wednesday evening, March sIs;
lSs1 by Rev. a. N. Hills, Nr. l.. Nj. kinS,bury
and Miss Flora Ba, ber, all OF Eavcnna.
RUSSELL-HRiGuT.-in Mantua. March 21st
Is11 by Ellcr u. j VIII ite. Mr.. &. >. Russell
and Ms v r. Bright both OF Mantua,
--On Sunday, March IL. by
Rev j. NJ. Grether, Wilson Bonrad and Efiza-
beth Petri. all OF Atwater, Portage TO q.
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THE Republican Central Committee
of New York has passed resolutions
enlogizing the policyfof His Fraudu-l
lency. Perhaps they are able to- tell
what that policy is, 12a ns5s = q
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JUBAL EARLY has accepted posi-.
ton In the revenue Office eatRichmond.


ton In the revenue Office atRichmond.
A SEVERE shock of an earthquake,
lasting forty seconds was felt at North
Troy, VT, on the Goth inst
), THIS is one OF the mOts of the sea-
son: Tilden is President de .jare
while Hayes is President per jury
Enquirer.
AR meeting of the Cabinet held
on the 2Ist inst, it was resolved that
an extra session Of Congress- should
be called to assemble on Monday the
4.h day of June next.
SCHURz has appointed the wife OF
Avery, the whisky thief to Sl,2OO
clerkship in the Interior Department.
That is a specimen of Civil Service re-
form.
IT is reported that Sterling, who
was sentenced to be executed yester-
day has been reprieved till Friday,
April Goth.
The appointment of Fred. Douglass
as Marshal of the District of Columbia
is supposed to be owing to his admir-
able management of the Freedman's
Bank, of happy memory
THE Supreme Court of Ohio has
unanimously decided that DIR. Charles
VI. Wilson could not legally hold the
place of Superintendent of the Athens
Hospital for The Insane, he not being
u resident elecior of Ohio.
AT the baby show in Cincinnati last
week there were one hundred and
ninety-nine specimens on exhibition
aud fifteen prizes were awarded.
.Thst was the first base bawl of the
zeascn.
THE Radical Senate of New York
have given an exhibition of petty spite
and narrow partisan bigotry by reject
ing the nomination of General Nc
C.ellan for Superintendent Of Public
Works.
BY the explosion of the still OF the
Il ,ston Dyewood & Chemical, at East
Boston, on Friday four men were bad
ly scaIded two probably fatally, and
the building was demolished.
IF Hayes would take a dispassion-
ale view of the matter he would see al
once that the Democrats are entitled
To one-half the ofiices.-( Eng uirer.
More.
J. MADISON WELLS. OF the Louisiana
Returning Board, has claims pending
before the Southern Claims Commits
sion amounting TO Sti92,0 2,0l3. lie has
assurances that his claims will be fa-
: yorabf-- conridrrcyi.
THERE seems 10 be considerable diff.
ficul:y at Columbus to get our Legis-
laIive Solons To tackle the temperance
question, though the excitement
throughout the country is at fever
heat.
THERE is said to be prospect of a
settlement of all the matters with the
New York ring robbers by which the
city Will recover not TO exceed one
million of dollars. II IS expected
Tweed will soon be released from Gus
tojy.
The head book-keepar of the Brook
Ign, N. ", bank, George L. Whiting,
was arrested ON Friday, charged with
robbing the bank of Sl60. 900, $l20,OOO
of the amount was found in q yalise
which he carried at the time, leaving
$4,000 unaccounted for.
HAYES Southern policy. if he sticks
to IL, is all right. and ia " hat -ou2ht-to-
have been adopted eight years ago.
But ID it is right now, was it not right
last fall !? Democrats elected Tilden
on tl.at basis. and the Republicans
fought a campaign of resentment, hate
and the bloody shirt .Ec1.tss se5 D.
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Notice.,

rHHE undersigned has been duly appointed
i ard qualified Us administrator of the estate
oi Anne Bates deceased. late OF Hiram town
ship. Eurtage ounty. CLINTON YOUNG,
Murch u, 1916. a 4tl-3w
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DIED

MYEp,--On wednesday. NJ tr,:h 2l>t Eva MAJ
garrett Myer widow OF Adam Mxer. decreased.
in Randolph. o aged GO Years AID days.
She MAS buried in the Reformed Cemetery
with appropriate services on the s2d inst
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NOTICE.

vINHE undersigned has been duly appointed
L and qualified Executor of the will
Alba Price. deceaseti- late of Windham town
ship, Portage county, Ohio.
Il. II. MiLLARD.
March IL. 1877. 446-3w
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III. Il. WOODBURY..
PETER a. LAU BE,
.IOSEPH EREASE.

TIE ST ATE OF OHIO, PORTAGE COUNTY, sS.
j. JOHN MEH ARG. Clerk of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas within and for said county and State,
do hereby certify the above to be a true copy of
the original order on file i'll my Office.
WITNESS. John Meharg, Clerk OF our
|. y. SAID Court and the seal thereof at Ra-
~ VIENNA, This thirtieth day OF October,
a. D.1sI6, JOHN MEH \ RG, Clerk.
4ifi-sw
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TnE Indiana Legislature passed a
bill for the building of a new State
House at indianapolis at cos, OF 81
OlO,OOO.
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Time of Holding Courts for 1877

THE sTATE OF OHIO. SIS.
7t fhe Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas. and
District Court Of tie County Of Portage:
IT'S HEREBY ORDERED. That the several terms
of the District and Court of Common Pleas.
for til - year 1StT shall be held IN the several
Counties composing = the Ninth Judicial District
of the State OF Ohio commencing as follows, to
wit:
DISTRICT COURT.
In Tru,nbul County. on April 18th. In Por-
tage County. on May 81 In Lake County, ON
on April s6th. in Geauga ounty. on May 1st.
In Ashtabula County ON April apth In Maho-
ming County. on April 81. In Columbiana
County, on Ma, 10Th. In Carroll County. on
May Tth. In Stark County. on May 10th.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
IL Carroll county, on January a3d-May 2lst-
October 18th.
In Stark county, February 12tk-May 2Sth-
September 81
In Coiumbiana county, February 19th-Juna
4ih-NOvember 5th-
! In MahOning county, January 15th-May 21St-
september 10th.
In Trumbuil CO unity, February 12th-May 26th
--october 18th
In Portage county, January 15th-May 7th-
September 10Th
| In Lake county, February sG;h-June l1th-
October 26th.
In Geauga county. january 2ath-May 21st-
| September 2ith
| In Ashtabula county, January 29th- May a1st--
/ September 24th.
You will enter the foregoing orders on the
journal oil the District Court and Court of Com
| mon Pleas of your county and cause the same
10 he published according to law, for three
weeks.
WITNESS, The signatures of the Judges O
| said District, at Canton. Ohio. this . IN day o
/ September. y ID. 1876
PHILO Il. CONANT,
/ ii. Il. WOODBURY..
PETER a. LAUBIE.
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Wagon Making and
Repairing.
O. S. BUZZELL

NyOULD inform the people OF Portag ge copn-
w ythat he is prepared TO manufacture all
kinds Of LUMBER and SPRING WAGONS,
and to do general repairing promptly and in
the best manner. Also HORSE SHOEING and
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING.
0[aS~ Prices from 10 to 10 per cent below any
heretofore charged in this region. TO cash.
WAGONS of ali kinds constantly on hand.
Depot.