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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-22
Late from Santa K'c .-1E,c Ca:ifOr-
mia EIIili. rants.
ST. LOUIS, August &c. p. NJ.

ST. LOUIS, August 10. L. NJ.
A company of traders from Santa Fe.
headed by Thomas J Slaughter. arrived
last evening, bringing specie amounting
to 100000. They left Santa Fe July
9Th, and brought large mail to For,
Leavenworth and some 800 letters from
the California enigrants The Southern
emigrants. through Texas and Ell Passo,
are suffering much for water.
Major Cheyale. Texan. at the head
OF % Americans, has accepted terms oi
the Chihuahua Government to fight the
Appachcs. The price is: 5000 for the
scalp of warrior. $50 for others, and
5000 for each prisoner. Captured animals
to be retained by the capturers. Chevalie
and party had already made one expedi-
ton, and when last seen by Mr. Slaughter
was returning to Chihuahua.-'Theyh had
taken nine scalps, four prisoners, and
fifty five animals.
Dates from Santa Fe of the 9th July
state that the Indians were commttno
sad predations.-Lieut. Thomas had
encountered body of Camanches near
Sangra Christie placer. and killed seven
teen. Trade was dull. No cholera
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Government Of the Pope Of Rome. they
have not persuaded the PontifT 10 the Vat
fican. Gen. Oudinot has been at Gaeta
in hope of modifying the intention of his
Holiness, but with what effect has not
been announced
AUSTRIA.
The Piedmont Treaty is not settled.
Both parties have expressed determina-
ton 10 make no concession. and 1t IS sad
that under the circumstances Sardinia
demanded the support Of France.
The Milan Gazette Of the 22nd. states
that a rumor was current at the Neapo-
Titan frontiers that Garibaldi had ernb ark
ed for America. in disguise.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Charles Albert. Elk King Of Sardinia,
died al Lisbon, on the 18th July.
Advices from Constantnople state that
an army Of 10000 men had been ordered
to assemble on the Hungarian frontier
between Gemesuas and Lemiin. to protect
the Turkish Territory. and disarm all
who may be driven across the frontier.
A Polish paper states that a Republic an
conspiracy has been discovered III Russ a
that numbers of arrests had been made
and that the whole affair was divulged by
the Secretary Of the Count De Orleans
Two hundred persons had been arrested
aud officers with letters had been sent tC
Moscow and other cities 10 arrest members
OF the conspiracy. This movement. oil
the part Of the people engaged in it. wa.
it is said. intended 70 overthrow the rel On
ing dynasty and establish Republic.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-22

Thus it will be seen 81 deaths from cholera
have occurred in Boston and within q distance
around of about 2. miles; the first case being on
the eth of June. and the last OF the 3D. instant.
period Of 81 days. since which time have seeu
and treated some 10 new cases, all cured-no
new cases for four days
Another fact or two should here be stated for
future reference, 10 out Of Is citizens of Boston,
who were taken TO Richmond hospital died, ; or
Of whom had the cholera before conveyed to
Richmond. Also, 4 other. Of the people Of Bos-
ton died in the county after having left home,
making Boston folks who died out Of the vii.
iage and - ia il.
Two Of the Is deaths counted for the country
were doctors, one Dr. Dodge, late from Gin
cinnati, The other DIR. FTi,chcraft. who died !.
Richmons. from Ohio.
From the above facts you will see that over
- per cent, or a little more than every 5th pes
son Of the citizens Of Boston have fallen yiciiss
to this aessolaiing scourge. More anon.
DR- W. r. Maxwell.
Jefiersonian and CenneTsviIie Pspers. PIeass
copy. w. r. u.
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FROM THE GOLD "DlGCINS. "

h'h ZULU
The following is extract OF a letter r-csiv-
ed by Thee. r. Wilson, from his brother in CAL
'foruia- We would prefer taking the "dose Of
tish-hoohs," he prescribes for tho "feser,'' to
going there-we would.
urrER CAiiroRNiA, May sth, 1919.
DEAR BRornER:-l am at present IN the gold
mines of California. and in first rate health and
have been ever since l arrived here. When I
was discharged from the service in Mckee, 1
took II INTO my head TO come here, and see what
had been fighting for. and having an opportu-
n'iy of coming in the Quarter Masters service
at SO per month. l readily agreed to embark;
not having time to write, gave my discharge
papers TO Lieut. Lave, at Santa Fe, and directed
hun to forward them to any father We had a
TEDIOUS trip. crossing the mountains, of 81 days.
but will give yon more detailed accoun, OF
our Journey at another time. The mines are
crowded TO excess, and hundreds are coming in
every day, and unless there new "diggins''
found soon, many Of them will have TO go away
as they came. for ii is much as men that arc
used to it do TO average a ozs per day, lie.
alone some of these New York counter Jump
ers. who come here with an umbrella over their
heads aud s,ru, around with their hands in their
P"'A''s' as ~ tity fNpeCteu 10 ma gold upon
ev"ry bush and nothing TO do but TO pluck il off.
IL there is any of my acquaintance who have
got the "gold fever" tell them to ..fake a dose
of fsIi-hooks and work il Off" AS soon as possi-
bic, Tor II am not very much mistaken they
VIII be "a day after the fair" l have been ia
the mines about five months, and when Tho wealth
er would admit of work. | have made from IA
TO = ozs per day. So far, PROVISIONS have been
very high, though they have fallen about one
half from what they were last winter. -four is
worth Gu cents per ID, sugar - cts pork 81, ham
Sl,2', and clothing in proportion. beef sold last
winte- for 81 per ID. We have killed Is deer
since we came into the mines, II say ne, because
there are SIX of us in company,1 we sold ven,-
sou for l o.. of gold per saddle. There ara
people here of every hue and cline, and from,
all parts of the world, all seeking their fortunes
aud all more or less disappointed. IT nothing
happens. expect TO return home next winter.
believe have written all that can think Of
ut present. Give my respects TO all -nquiring
friends, and write soon and let me know how
the cat Jumps.
WILLIS :. WILSON
1HEo- r. WILSON, Richmond, Ia
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er in particular MI Collins insists tina;
the government should receive these
bonds as cash, Under the law they were
the same as cash in his hands. or he
could have had goods as a specific lien.
by which the governmen. would be Sc
cure. Bat there Is no security fer the
$4,000 aud OF course they will not be
received from Mr.. Collins in payment Of
his dues. 50 far. Nj Collins is a defau-
ter. and his whole difficulty has arisen
from his perfect disregard OF the law and
It's provisions. II has coniled too much
III those whose interest i was 10 deceive
him. He has been their tool. Some one
has proiited by his neglect. and the gov
erument Will doubtless be the loser
hr, Collins may pay UP his indebted
ness-he may pay over every cent OF
money he has received: but should he
thus escape 10 rigor Of the law. 1t was
made for such as him. Would the loco
ioco party permit whg to escape under
such circumstances. Go back aII show
us where leniencv was ever shown - a
wing Go back even to the DAYS of oil
Tobias Y atkins, whose Indebtedness was
not 5000 Gen Jackson came into
power. and old Tobias was found to be
unable to square his account. lie Ac-
knoWladg@l the debt ike man. and his
friends would have paid il for him. had il
been considered merely debt. This
would not satisfy ..mos Kendall. and an
example must be made o! him. lie was
tried. convicted and sent to the pcniten-
tIary. HIS name was en!biazoned on Inc
door Of his cell. by the order Of those who
had the power Old Tobias was made
the object OF unrelentless persecution
Bat how did that same panty follow "
this show @. vigilance What was done
with Boyd. and Harris. and Price. and
S;waftwoui, They stole millions upon
millions Of the public money Did eli
tier Of them 20 to the penitentiafy? No
one OF them. Why has not Mr. Collins
been arraigned before this. Mr. Brougf
examined his office about a year previous
10 his dismissal. and If he done his dut,
the Department must have known O
these violations Of the law. We regar1
the whole subtreasury as a ,ilainou,
humbug from beginning - end. but those
who made the Law, should be willing Il
abide By is provisions.
Mr.. Collins should not al5ae be held
responsible Tor this NAL practice in office
Others are culpable; aud those merchants
defence may yet regret their course We
shall note fhcir operations. and may holI
them up by name. But more Of this
hereafter. H.
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lJ-NO piper discontinued until MI oy-reoroges
are paid, exceDt at the optioa offhe editors
Postage must be p1ia, By corresDondents, to
insure dttenfiOn.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-22

1--WE wish those Free Soil men who
pretend II believe that the Locofocos are
better An'i-Slavery men than the Wings.
II note tie fact that Mr.. Buokner. a Whir
Representative in the last Congress from
kentucky. and who was a candidate for
reelection. has been defeated by a Loco
TOGO pro-slavery man simply because he
BucSner) voted for the NiImot Proviso,
We hope while their attention is directed
TO this fact they will also observe another
thing connected with if. which is-,hat the
Locof papers Of Ohio are all rejoicing
over the defeat of Mr.. Buckner and the
success of his pro-slavery rival. These
things should be borne in mind, as they
may be Of some importance hereafter
lPiqua Register.
The last Free Soil Sentinel, under the
head of Don't Pay Expenses, chimes
in with these locofoco rejoicings-crows
over the Wing defeat in Tennessee-.a
gain Of one member Of Congress 10 the
Democracy in Kentucky. and the route
Of the Wings in Indiana: only one Wing
elected TO Congress- Nothing better,
however, could he expected from a paper
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-22

BY his own agency-and has done Moth
ing. absolutely nothing. If his story be
true. the Chivalrv. when the excitement
has subsidized. will feel ashamed Of them
selves Gin. Gazette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-22
Office of the Board of Health.
Iucs'y. Aug. 2Ist. 10 A. Nj.
Sinco o,,r last ,y.cl-l,, ro,or. H. e.,

Tucs'y. Aug. 2Ist. 10 A. Nj.
Since our last weekly report, the fol-
lowing persons have died of Cholera:
Aug. II. Hermann Sitlow.
. Is. James Hall. (stage driver)
8 Is, VIM. Drawer.
g - John Zamberline,
. II. Henry knollenberg. mile east
:. Elizabeth ST Myres.
9 Child of Henry knollenberg.
10. Wife of James Jones. Pearl ST.
9 . Wife Of Henry knollenbcrg, one
mile east
There has been marked Improvement
III the health in the last two or three DAYS.
J. HOWELLS, Sec'v.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-22

elm the last number of the Palla.
dunn, we called the attention of our read
ers 10 a letter on the subject OF cholera.
sent 10 US for publication by DR.. Plummer,
but having neglected 70 mention the cir
cumStance> under which II appeared thro'
the Doctors iastrunenral!tv. we now pro-
ceetl 10 state them: Ii is wei known 10
many II our readers. that DIR. i. tand
perhaps the same NAV be said of others o!
our physician>.l has had repeated apph-
cations from medical men and others FOR
his views on the subject and treatment OF
cholera The urgent and almost cease
less demands bl the sick. for while. on
his t!ne and attention. seemed 10 preclude
the possibility Of doing more than to give
the hurried and general advice which
Nigh, be suggested by the occasion. And
before he had leisure 10 answer. in more
formal an! detailed manner. the numer-
Gus inquiries. the letter above alluded TO
chanced II come under his observation.
TINS he did no, hesitate 10 commend 10
the attention Of all. as being an excellent
general answer 10 general question and
containing very safe precautionary meas
uces. such indeed as he would have been
willing to have given substantially TO all
who applied TO him. Further than this
Dr. plumnler is not willing 10 hazard opin-
ions. knowing that different cases require
different treatment. and that treatment il
self must vary with the symptoms As to
spec Gcs for CHOLERA he knows none. and
processes. in common with others, 10 b.
governed strictly by the opinions of the
earned and Intelligent Of his profession
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-22

rJoseph G.. Marshall, of Madison
Ind, has been appointed Governor o.
Oregon, in the place Of Gen. Lane, re-
moved. The Ia Journal doubts whether
he will acceptthe ppointment-"there is
nothing about it worthy his attention. His
abilities as lawyer enable him TO make
more money than the salary. and the hon
or Of the station, we apprehcnd, is Of lit
tie consequence"
In this appointment, it will be perceived
that. according TO Truman Smith s letter
Indiana is already receiying"a proper and
Just consideration at the hands Of Gen
Taylor" And, according to the old adj
age. ''i,'s long Lane that has no turn
out-veryl This Lane is rather short.
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0l3-Jos Justice. has been appointed p.
II. al Connersvillc. Ia, in place of Hem
ry GoodIander The VALLEY" thinks
that Mr.. G. ought NOT to have been reno
sed-ihat 1.-THE " higs of Favettc county
cmphatically condemn" his removal
The editor speaks oil Mr. Justice. as being
the right kind o. a man, and believes he
viii make good officer. We presume
that the editor of the Jeff. will also "cln-
practically condemn TINS awful ,lccapita-
the late =. NJ. of Connersville, Don t
blow up the Administration. gentlemen,
for carrying into operation one Of the nn-
merOns pledges. that locos now say Gen.
Taylor made while candidate: net TO be
he President Of a party. and to dispense
Justice throughout this Good i0nd, Ter
something like that.) There are. at least.
10000 more locos now holding office I'M
der this Administration than Wings, and
an equal division must be made ere this
important pledge can be redcemed; and.
u making this equal division. some good
men may be ''beheaded" along with de-
taulters and other scamps, in the hurry
TO fulfill that PLEDGE. We hope Mr.. Col
lamer and Mr.. Fi,z Henry w arrcn. will
not hasten. with too much Geographic
speed. the day when Gen. Taylor will be
the President of THE PEOPLE; but take their
time in are-ing loco officials to vamouse.
and in distributing the Wing MALES.
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f<F'-W III t'OTsU 'fJItstTNS.
The following Is an extract OF n letter recSiv-
ed by Theo. +. Wilson. from his bro Their in Cal.
,toruia We woald prefer taking the "dose Of
fish hooes,' he prescribes for tho "fever," to
going tlere--we would.
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ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAMER uIBERNIA.

PHILADELPHIA, August Is. 1919.
The Hibernia's news commenced COM
ing at l2 o'clock last night. The express
from Halifax 10 Saint Johns was detained
90 hours on the road by fogs. and while
the news was coming over the wires from
Saint Johns, the steamer arrived at Bos
ton. Our dates from Liverpool are TO the
4th Of August
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MARKETS ELsEWHERE.

STOCK SALES.
2Ss @ Do m Is 1sss' % sss
sS G ;Ps s.. k ks % a S::ss.
iOi}, Il d. OLD Colony Railroad Is Concord Rail-
SS SsSsesg d. a suny
g. O 5000 Bo.sos cisySs ST. 1906
& ;sS g. Lao g. a. m 60 d. e. a @ ST.:
s,io ilio sgsqushsnn.h raPal so9Gs e. ~ ips.%sr.
s5s.s + S ss.s
mia Bank, 1898.
,o s s a saa g. Il ss lin
BIZ. lO14; 10 do. Bait. onio n. X. 49,
FOREIGN MARKETS
KINosToN, JAM, Oct 1.-Bread-There Is not any
Pilot in first hands Crackers dull at els Beef 10
berg seld ct Az ass per half barrel for family Cod
feh-The last cargo was paroeled out at lOs Cd per
100 lbs in tierces and las per box or previous re-
cepta sales have been made at 9s Cd los in tercss
and l2s 1856 per box The stock il moderate but the
corsumPt.M Is extremely lsnguid. Candles-Prme
quality well assorted (6s SIS and 1879 wanted.
theeseHad been scarce but the recent arrivals have
brought supplies ID q. 10 worth IL and American Cd.
perlb Fleur-sO0 barrels Baltimore, which arrived to
bare rmorhet realized 3es. per barrel in small lots
Another cargo was in the ofing yesterday, and will
come In this morning, the tariff has expired
Freghts are dull to all parts. Gold-American Is worth
4per cent Herripgs are soOce, and good are wanted
Haddock are upsslesble Hsms-AD erican rule at 5H
cd. Lard Ia stIn very scarce 20c kegs Baltimore,
(the only receipt) realized 91d per pound In lots
Lumhcr-Ths market is fairly supplied with all de-
scriptions White Pine Is sold Ut SOS per NJ. Cedar
shingles are dull and Cypress are wanted Hoops are
quite unsuitable. Mesl-Small sales being made
at los Cd per Dbl. There is not any in first hands
The stock Is moderate and old, but prime would
not command over los per Dbl. Mackerel-Lste sales
of No. have been made at 1ss Cd l7a per barrel.
Onions-A Rhode leland lot has been sold at the ham,
We could not learn the price. Oil-Cod is in de-
msnd at 2s Cd gallon. Pork 10 dull a. Sos per bar
rel for prime and 66 6ss for Potatoes car
60 from Rhode Island has been sold 1t auction. We
have not been favored with the price Rice-Carona,
which has been time in the island has been sold
At "a nor h. Sal Ia Mt ed here Ia
any at aIket Soap-The market has been exceed
ipgy dull. There has been no demand. though hold
have been anxious to sell Salt Cosrse, 5s. Cd per
barrel Tobacco-A few bales leaf have been taken at
5ss Cavepdish is scarce and IL taken at I'd per
ID Foyc,ss.. Ezchsngo-on New YORK, 30 days, per
cent prez2.nm.
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In the city of Brooklyn Tuesday Oct 0, 1S49, at
4 o'clock A. NJ, II Group C.rHEHisE MrAs, twin
daughter Of John f.. and Catherine Cammeyer, aged
i've yCsfs and twenty days
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to sttsn nd the funeral from the residence
OF her father No g. Stanton street Wednesday at
halt part three o'clock PM without further invita-
ton The remains viii be conveyed to Greenwood for
iIteimebt
In Jersey City, on the 9th inst, MIYA ApgLaIpx,
daughter Of william and Ann Maria Abendroth Of
Iortohester New York, aged years, III months and
Ia days.
The foHeral service will DO performed at o'clock
wednesday the 10th inst at 81 Wayne street, Jer-
fey City The relatives and friends are invited to
attend
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Bsrp sLipy .rD Loss LIps We learn from the
clerk OF the sespsbip Gen. worth, arrived Sstur.
dsy that during the evening Of the 9Th ult the river
bank at Morpsbza in the psrih 81 Point Coupee ssved
In, carrying s~sy about tve acres Of ground MIR
Bset the proprietor Of the hotel at that piscs Mr.
Boyd snd two negro men, BELONGING to the estate Of
Mr. Charles Morgan lost their lives By beisg phsd
In the iall-N o Briiesn, Oct 4.
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slip'Judah Touro, Nieher,on New Orleans Julia Hou-
'rs hgi ct tEn. Tsn. g' Washington re
ph. slo1 Gen,n,' yer, .rn. Ne,mi.h wslsh;
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s,psa ss hsds,on Co Flora trl Mn,"ol sswfonSd
Is,i.ls Tli-,r Bs,i. assy Perkins chsrsi,on.
,. Lsus,' $ Ss1li Ksy west se' Mary roS, Wiil s~.
bur- ilsTa csas rs rss;,ss ,bsrfsi"c msri. De
HON Job 'gs LSis ss%.nis s%s
SSeasv ho,''S eso'GS k1ssi,on D., Ellen, Kelly sos.
sioor- Stses EDDY. Wsli,. Pro,idsnOs.
Arrived.
Steamship Frrir, civ, wilson. cs.rres Sep, IS ssd
KINGSTON. IA Oct With mdss asd Psssetsrs Howard
RIM steamship Great Western, wolfe $, Thou,, Seq, 90
ard b'Imuds osts With ssO ard 20 passengers to Matt
frs c.i.i. ts-, oi.or eo,,.psurr od,y. With iron,o
Btis Isr ISL ns.s,sT ssa. :" days si'h .'s ard Is
s. spois brs Iisa from PsrtanGeouid not hear where
Brs s.st,ro. Bvrga, Nr.sosa.. - vita iorwood
eete het.irs No cate on tepessus r's.,d ~, Hay
R,is 6,SeSis az frwoa,h Isrirs cosS,cssies. aver
hs,ico y Gays With TO Ps'erssdts schu
Brs i.tp ou,,srt-rs tof ss,,srl Wooster DOboy rsi-
Brig Baltimore Coz Bo,te,l Hsvs', G.orsetsvn. DC.
Brig sovrtsin,.r tBr. o. Hslt,rl Hail. $, John. Mr.
dsss With timber srd ,rsr,, 70 smith On
viif scsi. 70 ssu : wsi,nsys Go,
Ser rIefd. Mo,,' virsinis' . ssy..
schr Psmreio ossor.. osmsetc~r, 10 s,ys.
sshr Rosnoss tSi Rastr oi,I SAITH. Nssai.s days.
B.iew
The susthors q. q. hishland, reported me vsssss in
Ssh, 10 ward bound" ssusTet
sailed.
Br buh c..m. and Br BRIG Elizabeth.
Der p-w,ss :. .u--r,-.. BNs, ., meridian. ENK, q.
sun set. ssh. and lisht
Foreign Malls.
L,rrrs B.c. Of steamer isabel. fer Hsvsus ttrc~
rs.bspse Es.dins Recon- Ca EaohsnssJ Ais day ~ 81
Letter n.ss for s, rbom,, Porto Rico B.v,ps sss all
we Wet lneis i,lsnss steamer Cyd. ell close :. toe
rss %S. Be- %ssa a. Il. fo. one.
iGe ships caii.n tor Liverpool Calls. for uarr. and
sss smtton for London. sail this dag. Lester Gags as
Herald Marine Correspondence.
Brown. NYeik Lancet Phlbroai Portsmouth,, a ssbr.
tsnes; Way r.i,sfsSn. 2s,s%an asn. Pcina srspdy-
LIE S, "ru Y sTd s.ss SY os s.ad.
h'elmsre Cspe snp .'g.rs, Boarsmsn. Belfast. Me- Re-
tis.res: psif Apollo. Jsopinr ch.rlss,o, G, brig
ss su ' ssfsy asS Sro.ln s.t gs.SSGy
n'5st. fsn.s,si ksry Patterson, Bssemsn, Bostori
sriesn Ssissrtt Bo.rdm,n, Boston hsSsso. Tsss
Clsrhs, do Independence. B.rtalL do.
miscellaneous.
.WsycN or Sous Votsesr, oy HsLUar-Ths brgan-
tins sein Dsne, arrived the 81. vie AZ Kissssos
crew y X. i y % s,t .'rs .s 70 ns 1,D,.
iron Porte Rice, las, from Tvrs, ssns. sith cargo q
Cd =, ss tn. captain .na crsv ,cos 70 ~. boat. .na.
brother, the csptsis q TIE seam.
SUR Asnohs.rsre ~ss rerert AZ por,lsns on .hs
"r e. CO.. s ST. % n, .ss. v r's,. iron vas
With ess o. tobsc,o has bee. wrecked Tue esrsi snd
leo y " sss istss to k@s.sS,. Js%. ''" ~ "'
Ts, Rsro Witch ancbor vest % N. hors. 90
f..- cr B..,.r. VIII coal -. sr,f,.a sss.rs .,a ass
h'tehaina sAshors and ruddsr CO, went to 80