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THE DAILY SUN.
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PjUtoM by ti» Atlanta Sub t obllsMng
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ALEXANDER ■. ETBPMEWR. Role) Proprietor
and Political Editor.
SAM’L *A. BOHOLh, Asaoclato Editor and Baa*.
Pec Islam* *f tk« Hf»it Cflart «f
Delivered in Atlanta, March 25fA, 1878.
From th. .Dub OoeetHetioe.
Jobs B. Johuon n. Tin Stole. Anon,
tram Bibb.
WABNEB. a J.
The defeudent wee indiotod tot the
offeuee of eraon, end eherged with burn
ing en occupied dwelling huaee, the
■erne not being in e ettj, town or Tillage.
On the trial of the defendant, the jury
found e verdict of guilty, end recom
mended him to the mercy of the eonrt
A motion wee made for anew trial on
the aeeerel ground, aet forth in the
record, which the oourt overruled and
the defendant exoepted. There waa no
error in overruling the molion for a con
tinuance of the ww. Excitement In the
in the county io which a crime hae been ana commanding toe
committed, ia not alone aoffioieel to and eeil a eoffloient
nnthoriae a aoatinuanoa of the caae, the crop of cotton aad o
more especially since the Oonstitolion
authorises a. change of venue for the
trial, when the preaiding Judge ia satis
fied that an impartial jury cannot he ob
tained in tba county where the crime
-. ae committed. There waa no error by
the coart in allowing Menard, the juror,
to beset aside by the State for oanM,
where he atatod oa oath that he waa con
scientiously opposed to capital pnniah-
ment. The defeadaat might be punished
with death, for the offense charged ia
the indictment, nnlem the jury, by
their verdict, should reoommeed other
wise coder tbs provisions of Me Code.
There waa no error in the refusal of
the Oouit to compel the witness Bay to
answer whether ha bad not, during the
present term of the Court, pleaded guil
ty to the obarge of simple larceny, larce
ny from the house, burglary, and arson,
for the purpose of degrading and im
peaching the witness. The record of his
pies of guilty to such obarge* wra the
nigheet and beat evidence of the facte.
Nor do we And any error in the refusal
< f the Oourt to charge the jury aa reques
ted, or in the charge aa given, “that tee
finding of goods stolen Trom the burnt
honse in the possession of the prisoner
would not be proof of -non, still it ia a
circumstance connected with other evi
dence which you may oonsidsr in mek-
iug up your Vardiok" There waa no er
ror in the charge of the Court to the jury
in relation to the dwelling honse being
occupied, in view of the evidence in the
record. The witnraa Bussell atatas that
he oceupied the honse, left it in the
morning, returned asms evening, and
found the house burnt down; hie wife left
the house the asms day, left hia goods
and some money in the Jonas. Thera
waa no one in the honse at the time it
was burnt. Where a man, or a man and
hia family, or a woman, or a woman and
her family, are living ia a dwelling
honse, ana hews their household effects,
or valuable articles ia auob dwelling
house, and are temporarily absent at
ohurob, or on a visit to a neighbor, or on
business, and the dwelling house ia burnt
during auon temporary absence, it is the
burning ot an ocoupied dwelling houee
within the meaning of the statute, al
though no one waa in the dwelling honse
at the time it waa burnt The object of
the Btatute ia to protect the home ol tue
occupants of a dwelling honse sod Chair
property therein from the torch of the
inoendiary, and it is none the leas their
borne, their dwelling bouse, because tern
porarily absent theretrom.
In the caae ot mailings vs. the State,
decided daring the present term (not jet
reported) this Court held that it waa the
dutv of the Court below to have obarged
the jury where a defendant was indicted
for arson under tha 4311 section of the
Code, that they could, by their verdict,
if they thought proper to do so, reoom
mend that the defendant be pnniahed by
imprisonment in the penitentiary for
life; aud it they had so recommended,
then it would have been the duty of the
Court to have commuted the penalty of
death in accordance with such recom
mendation. The chug* of the Court to
the jury in this otae ia not fully eat forth
in tbe record, but we are bound to pre
sume that tha Court charged the law cor
rectly in relation to that point in the
esse, and if it did, the verdict is an ille
gal verdict. If tha jury intended by re
commending tba prisoner to the mercy
ot the Court in the verdiot that the pen
alty,of death should ba oommuted to
impnaonmant for life in the Penitentiary
then their verdict ia not a legal veroict
tor that purpoM, and tha Court cannot
commute the puniahment under it. Tbe
verdict under the law, if they did not in
tend the punishment under ii. The ver
dict under the law, if ttisy did not in
tend the punishment of death should be
oommuted, should have bean a verdict of
guilty generally, If the jury aid inteud
by their verdict that tbe peualiyof death
should be commuted to imprisonment lor
Ills iu the Penitentiary, then, unuer the
iaw they should have so recommended.
The recommendation of the prisoner to
the mercy of tbe Const did not
authorise the Court under Me law to
commute the peoalty of death. The ver
dict, therefore, under Me law applicable
to this class ot oases ia which the penalty
of death may ba oommuted, wae aa ille
gal verdict, aud should be eet aside.
Let Me judgment of Me oourt below
be reversed, sud a new trial ordered.
B. W. Jemison, B. W. Htubbe, by
bnef, for plaintiff in error; John B.
Weems, E. W. Cruller, Solicitor General,
represented by Z. B. Harrison, for the
State.
VOL. Ill
ATLANTA, GKOKGIA. THURSDAY. MARCH 27, 1873.
NO. 858.
TKBMMH
D/1LH and WEEKLY
Club*, a nail.— is. aa i
TbnaOcpiw. .. M so i 'r«t- oopiM... as l
n» ■■ itoo|a»su mhs..
w .in,-.*, sum
Start. Oops »SO|Tea Oaftas..... ..
Thro, OopiM • HO 1 Tv air OopiM.-. .
«»- uopus.. .... aw ru-r ow£-_...
oa. Hopdp* Jape
tended lien fl fa, by bis attorney at law,
made an affidavit before the Ordinary
Houston county that Pettish ell waa i
debted to him in the sum of one bun
(■red dollars besides interest on a draft
given by said Pattishall on the plaintiff
Gann, and accepted by him, said draft
nn, and
dated Harch 3f*t, 18
on his growing
him,
L mean advaaoe
cotton fot tbe
on hia growing orop of ootlon fc
purpose of purchasing supplies to
aaidcrop, and that he has a Hen 01
orop grown on tba farm of said Patti shall
in the year 1870, of oottoo, oon aad en
his stock of all kinds, for the payment
of mid draft, and all ooata and oqoaml
fees for collecting, and alleged a demand
and refusal to pey the draft within twelve
months from the time tbe same became
due. Oa this affidavit being filed, the
olerkof tha Superior Court issued a ft fa
it the defendant Pattishall ia favor
the plaintiff Gann, reciting the
public mind, and excited public feelinglsabetentUily re rat forth in the affidavit,
in the county in which a crime he, been and commanding tea Sheriff to levy
i separate property of the de-
I 1977M section of
Wm. B. Pieroe el aL vs. Harriet J. Pat-
tiahaL Trespass, from Houston.
WABNEB, 0. J.
Tbie waa an action of trespass brought
by the plaintiff against tbe defendants to
recover damages lor the levy and seizure
of two muleeof the pbonuff under a pre
tended lien tt fa which aae issued against
the plaintiff's husband. On Me trial of
Me case, Me jury found a verdiot foi tbe
plaintiff lor Me earn of one handred dol
tare. A motion wee made for a new trial
on the aevetal grounds aet forth iu the
record, which waa overruled, aud the de
■endauta excepted. Tha endsoee in tue
recoid, which waa overruled, aad tha de-
faudanla excelled. The evidanoe in the
record shows Inal tha mules were tbe
separate property ol Mr. Pattishall and
were u«d by her husband in makiug a
crop on her tan.;, that the shcr ff de
chued to make Me levy oa Ms properly
nuul Gunn gave him a bond of indem-
nny, Mat tbe levy waa made by the di-
rtetiou ol Gunn, oue ot the defendants,
and oue Witness proved Me plaintiff was
damuged one hundred dollars. Ia the
Vk w ah eh we have taken ol this ea»e,
it is not ueneamrj <o consider wuat would
b, me duty and lioOinty ol Me buenff
in levying au execution apparently regu
lar amt valid on Me face :bcreol. It ap
pears in Me reoord that on Me 7th day
of March, 1871, the plaintiff in tha pro-*
commanding
amount of
con ot 1870 mrde
on his farm, and stock of all ...
of said defendant, to pay said draft,
with interest and ooata. Bine,
the passage of the aet of 1870, tue affi
davit ia tha only judgment required to
authorise an execution for the enforee-
mrn. ot a factor’s and mechanic’s hen
upon Urn growing crops of farmers for
provisions and commercial manure s fur
nished. If there wsa any taw in exist
ence at Ms time tha affidavit waa made
in this caae, which created a lien on tbe
property of the defendent lor the pay
marl of IW draft specified tbe.ein, or
which auMcrised an exeention to be ii-
aaed for Me enforcement of soon lien
against tha property of Me defendant, it
baa escaped onr observation, much less
against the
fendant’s wife. Tbs'
the Code clearly dose not authorise any
such proceeding to oolloct Me plaintiff's
draft. That section give; to factors and
merchants only, a lien of on Me growing
orope of farmers lot provision* and oorn
meroial manures furnished, and tba affl
davit in thia cate does not state that tbe
S laintiff was eiMer a factor or a merchant.
o create a lien under thia eeotion of the
Code, and have the same enfircee aa
atermtx at liens, upon the growing crops
of farmers, the plaintiff moat silage in
his affidavit, that ha is either a factor or
a merchant, and that oa such he bae fur
nished either proviaioM of commercial
manures, or both, upon each terms at
may have beta agreed on by tbe par
ties. -Inenr being no law to ettifaorize
snob a judgment creating a lien on Me de-
fendrut’s property, on the etoMment of
facts oontamed in the p tain tiff’s affidavit,
(conceding the affidavit to operate aa
judgemenr^nnder the lien taw) Me same
was void, and tha execution which leaned
thereon waa valid, m ia apparent oa tbe
face thereof, and tba plaintiff who di
rected the came to be levied, as well as
tbe aherifl who levied it, either on the
property of Me defendant or on the asp
erate property of hia wife, were trespas
ser., and liable fur damage, si hucu. But
it is said the verdict for one hundred dol
lars ia exuenive in view of the facta of
tbe oaee. When parties undertake to
seize Me property of auother without au
thority of taw, they should expect to pay
damages,"and one of the witneaeea swears
plaintiff wm damaged the amonut of the
verdict. Io view of tbe facta of Mis case,
aud the evidence contained in the record,
this Court cannot my, under the taw
whiob governs Mia class of oases, that
the verdict of the jury is excessive. Let
tbe judgment of the Court below be af
firmed.
John A. Nelson vs. The Central Bailroad
and Banking Company. New trial,
from Bibb.
WABNEB. O. J.
Tbe plaintiff brought au action against
the defendant iu recover damages for the
loss of a hors# killed by falling into a
dry well on the lot of defendant. On
the trial of the case, tbe jury, under tbe
obarge of tbe Court, found a verdiot lor
tbe defendant. A motion for a new trial
was made, which waa overruled by tbe
■iHlt
Court, and tbe plaintiff excepted,
peat* from the evidence in the reoord
that the plaintiff turned hia boras into a
lot to graze. Tbe fenoe being down, Ms
horte went out of that lot aud went into
tbe delendant’e lot, the fence around Me
tatter lot being partly down, and fell into
tha well and waa kljled. The two lots
wen near each other. It also appears
from the evidence Mat Ms well waa so
couceoled by rubbiab, and grass, ana
weeds growing over it, that ordinary care
auo observation would not have discov
ered lx When lha plaintiff went to the
defendant's agent at the depot to com
plain about the matter, Irvin, the agent,
said “Mat be had ptaok put over the
mouth of the well, but tue Irerdmeu bad
stolen Mem off.” Tue Court charged th-
jnrv "Mat if tnev believed irom Me tes
timony Mat tbe plaintiff and deftudant
were ignorant of Me existence ot the well
on tbe lot, Mat they most find for the
defendant, and that the knowledge ol
the fact, by Irvin, the master ol Irani
portatioa of said defendant, was not
sufficient proof of the fact.” This charge
ol the Court, in view ol lha evidence
contained in the record, was error. The
presumption ol Me taw is that tue owner
ol the lot knew that the wed was on it,
m tbe owner, when in possession, is pre
eumed to know tbe condition ol hie own
property, tf a natural person, or by
us agents and employees, if an ar
tificial one; but Me evidence is thrt
the agent ol Me defendant knew Mat
Me well was there, end tbe knowledge
of the defendant^ agent of Mat fact was
sufficient to obarge the defendant, ina.
much aa a corporation can only be charge,;
with a knowledge ol taels through its
agents and employees in (be oondnet and
management of its bueineea. The owner
ol property, whether a natural or arti
fluial person, must so use it aa not to in.
jure or dsmage Me property of other
persona. Thu dangerous concealed pit-
fall on tha lot ol Me defendant should
have been securely enclosed, so aa to
hive protected Me property of other per
sons lrom injury, end it waa eulpuble
negligence to have left it in tbeoouiiition
tbe evidence shows it to have been when
tbe bone was killed by falling ii-to it.
If tbe evidence had shown that the de
fendant kept Me lot enclosed by a lawful
fence, and tbe plaintiffs borne had broke
into the lot aud been killed by falling
into tbe well, then it would have pre
seated m different question aa to tbe de
lendant'a liability. There waa no evi
dence ol that kind, however, offered at
the trial; but, t.u !•> contrary, Mr vi-
deuce is that tbe fence around Me no-
feadani’. lot waa partly down, and tbe
bone went .u, and fell into be well and
was kill'd.
Let the judgment of the oourt below
be re,era, d.
Foe, Hall A Poe. represented by Cta k
A Goes, tor plaintiff m error.
No appearance for defendant.
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HOWARD * GO., _
febai-dflm Atlanta, Oa.
Used in ihe 4».ily ova, by H. K. THURBKU k 00.,
of New York, ia for sale by
T. J. PIULLIPM, Agent,
Da. W. W. HALL, tha widely known editor of
Hall's Journal of Health, eaye: -It ie beyond die-
1 liquors—exercise
a pernicious end destructive Influence over the
health, morale aud minds of vast multitude*
‘any man who will guarantee to fnrnlsh a pure
article of stimulant merits public patronage to. the
extent that such an arttole Is really necessary;” and
tost the “Century” Is -mild In Its character, para
In lie quality, and unquoetieaeblx adapt** to aU
maAlral mirnnaa*." mhUtdlflk
TURF EXCHANGE.
PHICKS BXinUOKD
u CMjrim is cajrrai. . t
is cmrrrat is tajrtm
U«MW M MATH
u cmjmr is ami
BEST LiqVOHS IN TOWII
G It EAT EXClTBIOUm
W%.Lnnch evey day from 10 to 4. f
COMB AND SHE ME.
nUi3» , JOT 1
N. R. FOWLER, Anc’r
NICE HOUSE AND LOT ON OOLUNB STREET,
Sale Friday Afternoon, M nt Mth. lMt, ol
4 o'clock, on the premises.
THIS property ie located on the west etd* of OoB*
A Una street, between Houston and BUia,aad
adjoins RentalI'e aim Nonon's property. Sot 70 by
136 feet. Tbe house has lour reom* below and two
attic roomk. m,,—-■ - *•
)ia*4«Mlk*
PLANTERS!
• iumtmiiai* ;sj8gh
Look to Your Interest
Superior Fertilizer at $20 pur Toi.
B T ;
ANY IN HAhXIT, u .111 b.
ate* of a number of tha Mu
And by the analysis of the
gla, And by th* analysis of the verTSB
lyileal Chemist. Prof. B. W. JOHNSO|f, *C the 8
entitle School of Yale College. He says: M A *o
poet made by mixing Phams Onene with twice Its
weight of ootlon seed, and allowing the whole to
heat, would oonetitate a Aery rich tn4 neHve tw
Heavy stocks AlWAftoahood. FlanteoF orders
filled with promptness. For formula for o—pail
lng end prioea o( ttnoco, apply to
7. 1. ABIILET,
WOTIOM
To Retail DruKfftats.
HEARD, CRAIG taOS, ^
RED WINE A FOX,
HOWARDIta POPE,
WUl supply Btaall Dzaulata with
JACKSON’S MAOIO BALSAM.
F. YAM ALSTXNB, Froprtotor.
nh7dtf Raiwaevflla. fla.
GUANO DEPOT.
prices at which they oon be prepared far market
either for cash or payable 1st November, 1878, or
notion will be reoelved In payment at fifteen oenta
[36c.) per pound on the olaealBciaHon of ‘-New York
mlddlluge:
PURE PERUVIAN GUANO,
DISSOLVED BONES,
LAND PLASTER,
GUANO.
_JL, GIBBS
Guano Salt and Plaster Comp mm
recee dispatch. Liberal terms will be made .with
urriouMT ast-nts to sell the above Fertilihsera.
J, A, ANSLEY,
Gen’l Commission Merchant
The H. L Kimball House
The Only Graded ‘Honse in the South
BOARD PER DAY
” ” Third Floor
*• " Fourth Floor
M ** Above Fourth Floor
T OP FLOOR** elegantly furnished, seme as th
floors below. N j charge on bagua*e carried 1C
or from th* Houee. baggage checked la the House
to ell Important point*. „
I have graded my floors to salt oountrv merehonl
end tbe travelirg public generally.
By the first o: April I will have my new boiler* In
and wUl ran the Hte.ator from 6 a. m. to 13 i>. M
makli g top flo< re os a jraaelble as the Drat
Nslttur tvoui le nor expense shall bo spared
make the table equal ro th* beat hotels in the aontL
— “J W. M. N1CHOLL8, Proprietor.
TJEuC-ED “a-RUSTUrXJSIJHI’
“COAL CREEK COAL!”
J M. BORN, Jr., A|Co.J
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEBS*
K EEP oooeunUy on head at their Coal Yards,
No. 1 on Marie *
oetc
Corner AlabamaEandjLo]rd|8ta^
Opposite O. H. Jones, Esq., end Georgia Railroad
Depot, the beat “Coal Creek Lump” and 4 ““—
AINTS, OILS, LAMPS, GLASS, Etc., Etc.
CARLEP, OVCR tf CO.,
A tlanta Branch Great Southern Oil anil Paint Works,
Houth Pryor etreet.
S
ASH, BLINDS AND DOORS.
J.tc. \PECH tt CO., |
D.GALIIH8 I|W|
DOORS, MOULDIIGS:BRICKas;nilTSJOIl, SUSS.SISHiBUIIS
Coll at either offloe. sud we wtii sell you
OOOX) OOAXi
AT FAIR PRICES, for grates or manufactories.
S
TOVES, HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS, Etc.
HVJKArtCVTT tf RBEEIARRATBS,
WO. » M % H1KTTX MTUEET,
PLUMBERS, STEAM AMD GAS FITTERS, GOFFER-
SmiUie, Sheet Iron Work, end Tin Booffiiu. Deal*
in Htovee, Tin Were, Gratae, Pneepa, Hoee, Tin
Plata, Sheet Copper, Sheet Iron, Strom Pipe.
GuHtiee. Wbuiilm Fittings eta, eta,, eta.
HANUreOTUHIitui OONCBKTI BXWXB FIFE.
OF ALL KIND,
IUuatrated Catalogues i
OPIUM
Morph** dfetol eueadily
cared by Dr. BeehV only
_ 80tUAROK
r< siuieut until cared. Oml on or address
DR. J. C. BECK,
CINCINNATI. uHiO.
n , - w
Runkin Houee,
J. W. RYAN.
KNGLLSH
BAKING POWDERS
AND
EM9L1811 FLAYOKIMM EXTRAC
T7H)E MAKING SWEET AND WHOLESOME
T ’‘read and Biaoulte. A REITER ARTICLE
THAN ANY IN THE MARKET, having the qualities
of ton hast Baking Powders end Yeet combined, and
••commended by all eminent English Physicians.
Bread mode trom the
KNGLISU BAKING POWDERS
rot. *m baked to one*, ot may remain in the
dough forty-eight hours, end is guaranteed to moke
os good Breed or Blscnlte a* If used Immediately
after mixing, end le warranted free frem the dhfe
terlons effects of Baking Powder* generally, being
manufactured from strictly pure ingredients, end
under the aapervletom of one of tha boat EngUel
Im Oaai
ifrymlaM.
aad Bra||iau.
Wholesale by
> EDWARDS,
Srornrs
WEST k I
W. L. HUBBARD k OO.,
w. wiwanvfi s UU., GOODMAN A WADE,
T. J. PHILLIPS, Atlanta, «fa*
Head OMee far tbe,Halted StaUs.
Nolly DIAIVE ITHBET V. V
TO LIOUOH DI
I HAVE beeu appointee
OHfal k Pfetifcr'e os)
LAQER BEER #> ORiSAM ALE
desiring a splendid arvele can get tt
Any good* ahlpjed or delivered
guaranteed Ot 0. CARROLL
CONTRAOX.
This is to earVJj iftat we ham this day appointed
►.O. Carroll Mole Agent to Atlanta tor oar oeto
rated Aie end lager Beer. AU order* mast be etoti
lied to him, end any coders addressed to Q. a
Oerroll.'Mo,' tf Pryor errs si, Atimtto.aA.wmh#
(hist-us in
To the People of AtlehUi
I ni olid iw mroBK TBi cmzxKeor
xtieuto tliei j em eew pnpen* to roeu Made
UPHOLBTERTNG!
In th* SHORTEST TIME end as OHJIaFm oon ha
don* tn any part of Iks UnHad iktidiei.As to lha
quality of my work, 1 refer to any that 1 have done
sinoe 1 came to th* oily, and os I am woodworking
for mysalf IwtH haaatotoytooeetha paSUaiMra
fully. 1 make e specially of
IT Parlor Bultal
Gall end see me on Broad Streto, Clout'd Ealldlag.
BeepeetfUUy,
moral.8t WILLIAM FDTGEE.
Dow L iw Cotton Plaocei
and Guano Distxibut r.
rpHE LOW PRICE OF OOTTQE SHOULD ETIM*
X nlAte every ootton grower to ftevfOs some ntoi
om of nrodootioa. W# emlathat
HARRIS DCFROfHD DQW LAW
COTTON cRED PLANTER aad GUARD OISTEL
BUTwR does more In the aooomnlietoiMiflcf thlo
end. than any similar machine, as bwadffvds ham
trntmad. Plaafere will And It It thtor hufseeto to
iuvretlgai* the true merits of thlli iiaplannOTto,
which hesnato with rnoh imamnee* aeeeto Them
ooudaoceeRd annuallyaU over the Ootto iEtetee.
Oar only trouble hae boon to intom&t oral am feet
enough to supply tha mm Via Bow Law
Planter hae dutanoed Ml tofraea to same sitting
and stands unrivalled fat adJutofttiitty.edMacyor
work, and durability-sen dlefrllmfreap qfpinthyoi
guano or seed ueelred, with morbemabae bn Aston
W* now manufacture them both wilh and wHhouj
the -levering attachment, Our Corneas wiep-atfa
by two ad J ns table steal springe, and ton I* to.eeU
Parties ordering maoktoea, wlHj
er tney ere wealed with or will
Alsu writ# name, depot, end roam tot
Piio« of machines, delivered to omrdto t
Oovorer #16 oo. Ooturer #8 00 extra. Tl
MDttT IMYABIOLY ACCOMPANY Aid* (
Those ordering per Express, O, C. D., wi _
“ at l»*to on* .hall ernmial ef oaflto laeaeh
m <fderlng,oon remit aeN. Y #vah»ag*,F.C
M/inray UTJer MOOCB, Go,, Bl MptoMTLsttSI
or per Express, by pra-peylng Express oh^MiS.
Those expecting their oraere to reettVO‘iaraMee
tiau, must compl> with ou terms.
OS-Rend for Prlu List and Descriptive retotafu*
whtuh will be moiled free onappMaaBon. Ferfaj
thor patttouiors, address,
MILLER. BROWN 86 Co.
Georgia Agricultural workt
hOBl VALLEY, GA.
Oajjumaoi. *fl. a, lov. Bat, lfTX
Measts. Ml! er, Brown eOa: Gmie Oar aeb«
last Hprlng of tha Oow (awOottoa VtoMev. wet*
more than duubt those ot the previous veer, and
renuahtoto *appi> the demand fir them and
speak to tha moat toemable terms aT ENworklra
Yrantnlz, X.taeMOT* 00.
Tosco cm, Mjos,, Nov. IM, 1871,
Messrs. IttUar, Broom k On., Fort 1
Gentlemen- Our customers who k
Lew Cetton Mentor sold by yoa, f
a very valoeble Implement,
K sutiug sua dlitrtbuting the
e labor of bringing to a atoi
[eeere. Miller, browa k On.. 1
tlemon—We ham boon NOto#
. red Dow Baa Comma Mentor (
OoumtoM Ox. No% ti 1*1%
Memra. Miter, Drown k On, Vtot \aBay. tob
,r then Um Dow lew Cowoo ZU.ro. —