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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06

soiEcirT or BREADsrrTTs - ,r two since We
armed Water surprise shat prouc.
perat1r from Cincinnati had closed contract on.
city hrns for Arse lot Of VII (.ometiins over
lshss) 70 be delivered in III. june The ain VA
I'D the lnoise river, and the
u-cted was not made public, though understood
advance ~ ruling ratr' the time ton
As the FIRST innati0n had received p-oabe scar y
1,ad'tun IN Ohio We had supp prod ton Of
rom what went forward prOr q the clos Of n
lhcent T. the home demand We con iersbI
nlgn besides or export Since tn ch
ale We have learned inst parties Cnci natl n o;br,
~ mills 'ave Visited other p.ts and made t
Ehea' for summer delivery. Tbs Tms. or III I
ounce the OF ~ far east a Z, nj mi
shOc OlJeci IL = buy grain ship the Vet
This state ~ facts fyr which pre ne bat f
pert'rs prepared O1p the moot rod etiy a.
he Western star. IN 1850 according /. the u \ n.
STATE 49, F' q ." '"''
In ian Com busheis so,7sso,
nmheaal, 99usheb 14Is7,sl
IN .r1p o. LAST year 10 Ono estimated AZ
'vsr tV'. ubnshei1, sud th.rs c1r.,r,d
nRnsr~as " corn anl the productions, ot,,
1regIri 90 the go lt:ter estimate
~ foregoing facts Indicate that there r4y de- Ell d.
uppy oi hTraisuIs in ohio Tor home TIE fac %
ut fail 70 affect TIC produce market.
''r'rv uurss, indeed hr ohrr states ami C,5
hal he ahy 10 senl forward than their utua 1t.,t
p.rH1rs aud producers vi N course their vn conclusion
- los tr the movements Cine M, ,
snort slrpV, 1Ii T. what extent they the OF
ptcllati1l.-Ghi.uyV Vgfsa f'''e ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06

TN The Washington GLOBE states that delegation Of
fourteen Indians present in that city on business
connected with tho sale of their lands to the
They accompanied by their agent Maj. D. Anderson,
and are representatives Of the Kckpoos sacs aud Foxes
and lowas. Their journey Of thousand miles
pied thirteen days.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06

tBwe have reports of another advance In the price
of breadsuffs, by the Acas news. Will no. flour
spectators come up to higher marks
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06

TT That distinguished democrat, Edmund Burke, in
article published by him short time ago, and
protesting to speak for the National Democracy of the
North lays down the doctrine that either the President
shall openly and FOREVER rcpudate and rtpci from his
confidence and dror the freesoH section of the party or
The Southern Democracy must let loose from tie Pres,
dent and his Freeso associates aud ally Themselves Nth
the National Democracy" These the terms set forth
to be complied with to get the support of the National
Democrats Of the North for the Nebraska Bill Now,
here ugly dilemma for the Brigadie aud our South
ern Democratic friends to find themselves placed in I,
would go amazingly hard for the former to comply with
his part of the demand. How he reconcile it
to his heart to give up his bosom friend Prince John.
and all his free soil favortes? lie can't do IT, 1t
ing too much Of him to require the separation Of such
fond and sworn friends The Brgader had rather stick
to his purpose to "repuiate and repel from his conf
dence and favor" the National Democracy. But will the
Southern Democracy "et loose from the President and
his friends " They have the alterations be fore them
Which will they chooses
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06

MAYORS CoURr YEsrERDAY-TnREGTs-Jo Du-
hlmel brought up charge Of threatening to kill
Mis- Caroline Muller, at the house OF her brother on
Franklin street, Thursday evening. Miss Muller, not
having expressed any serious apprehensons Of violence
at his hands, he discharged, with admonon to
d 'con'inuo his visits to Mr.. Muer's house.
CoNTrNUED.-A charge against Jesseo Williams for
permitting quantity Of bricks and other rubbish re-
mn in front Of building Of his lOth-slreet be.
tween Main and Cary, continued till to-day, TO ena
bic Mr. w. to show tho authority Of the commissioners
OF streets for causing this obstruction.
THROWING SrosE5.--Thomas samanni, George W. Dus
bury, and VIM. Moungay, summoned to show cause
why they should not be fined for offence against the
ordinance committed by their children in having thrown
stones Sth.street Mr. Taylors school house.
Thursday The parties discharged alter a severe
admonition to the boys, who very young
and evidently insensibc that they guilty Of any
rious offence against the city or any body else.
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DIED,

On the Ssh instant, r. BInELOw late consort Of
Robert bgelow, In the an year Of hersgs.
Thesnds and acquantancs NJ the family
vted To attend her funeral from residence near the
o. trace street. shockoe Ill., this Saturday afternoon AZ four
O'clock.
o. Pfiay morning, the 5h, Nv AJINg AUGUSTA VUQUA wife
OF VI H. Maze, Esd. In the IGth yer OF her Agr.
The friends and of family are rrnussed IN
attend bc the Rev. Mr. oyes Church On gaosS
morning. At II o'clock, without further notice.
" Boietourt papsrl pease cory.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06

SAD occuRRrscr.-We regret to have TO announce
the premature death BY drowning Of DR.. George W. Csu
field, Of this city.
luis sad occurrence took place about o'clock yester-
gay afternoon, while no fishing excursion about
four miles above this city hear Cedar Island In company
with jas III. May and Jacob Breckenridge. The facts
As we were enabled to ascertain, were that Dr. Cauled
went in small boat up the river with two negroes leav
Ing bis companions on tho bank ashng He had not pro-
ceeded more than quarter Of mile when he was sudden
y seized with it, and falling from its effects was pre-
cPtated head foremost the side OF the boat into tho
river. He sank like so much lead aud rose no more
There was no buoyaucy because of tho inacon conse.
quent upon thls paralysis aud to this as well as tho
strong current by which he Immediately ovcrwhelm-
cd, was owing his sudden disappearance.
Dr. Caulheld wasa young of good promise in his
profession His appearance exceeding; PROPOSES,
ing aud HE manners marked by tina, ankness and
courtesy which generally commands popular favor To
MS eIerlions, In great measure owing the return
OF the present City Sergeant to that Office
Dr. graduated in the Medical College In bi, CITY and
obtained his diploma medical practitioner at the close
Of the last winter term Of this institution.
Ills age was about %. His father, WIN. Caulaeld E.o
became almost distracted at the first aupouuc ,p, f hi
sad bereavement
The body not found up to o'clock las, p;,b Tho
scene OF this occurrence was immediately obov, tho
falls. wv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06

JoSArrAS uiRsr soli On the ~, - :, t,--
county, Va, tract Of land the Goose Creek estn
house containing % acres for the sum Of a. 900 helms
pl2b per acre. Firdsriek16Hrg Herald ''s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06

~ We have received an address delivered by Prof
Tucker before the Graduates of the Medical College
Virginia, at its commencement in March last which il
characterized by much ability, aud replete with sound
Elections aud wholesome advice oIe of its IN lin excel
encies consists in its decided Virginia tone and the deer
interest manifested in the literary and scientific prospert,
of the whole South. We have for only single cx
tract:
AT time IL the previous history OF our country has
1t seemed so important as il dves deveope the
commercial agricultural and educational resources Of the
south. Every instinct of nature every principle
>efpreservaton and Of sectional independence should
prompt US 20 activity in work grand and so patriotic
When rom Northern Pulpits and Yankee Colleges Virgin
ia Is revied and upbraided when certain species OF
property is wrcsted from her citizens without remunera-
ton and IN defiance OF law and Justice when her
are denied the right OF emgratrg with their property
territory obtained by the common blood and common
treasure il is time for Virginia least speak forth
10 time that Vrgnians should prove the interest.
oil Virginia Why may her who hitherto, as
orators, statesmen and military chieftas have Won the
applause and admiration Of the world cultivate with equal
success the fields Of commerce. agriculture and science
This IS neither the time the place to discuss more
fully this subject, but would earnestly appeal to you all
IN behalf not OF Virginia only, but OF the whole South
Let US endeavor by living far is practicable within
ourselves to build up her declining fortunes let us by
our eIertons forever silence the neiphbor4
at home and abroad by showing them that too possess
the eemeEts OF greatness every department science
literature and art that determined to rouse from
our fatal lethsrgy and throw off our dependence upon
those who, while they have ttened on our substance
have laughed our folly"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06

GREEN PEAs-The delicious edible wa, selling in our
market this morning at seventy five cents per peck
Nor N,,,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06

fINHE sUBsoRlBER has Just received large szax-
u number OF New and EIt-[-l,EIII
PIANO FORTEgI SRHHH
which, with his previous good stock on hsnd prev
tents ~ once an extensive assortment and from which the most
las sious persons select Instrument IN their taste.
Among them seyeTvi o those low priced but excellent In
rumeuts are'peet Whilst there others rich and se
gant-AI on which are fully warranted.
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
Pianos Tuned ana Repaired.
JAMES wooDHOUsE,
Bookseller staone and Dealer Music.
my6
ny SPECIAL NOTICE called 10 my sale Of Valuable DooSs
&c evening AVN o'clock, ~ Auction Rooms. See advsr
, usemsnL ELIAS HALE,
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~ Is stated the United States Troops landed n, Old
ront by the Falcon will leave for Casiornia ON be sh
OF May, in the steamer Illiuois-Ner Herald M -"
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!, which happily illustrates

hem r'i.stO Od aoIardn, which happily illustrate.
the hllacy Of the principle.
III we understand the thing, in supporting tho Nebr.s
ka bill IL the design OF Southern to negative the
idea that Congress may impose restriction slavery
the territories, at the tune that they affirm the prin.
cipe that Congress and must nterpose to guarantee
lair chance and equal rights to the STAKEHOLDER In tho
territories This is the construction which reconcies tho
people Of the South to the support Of the bill"
The above is pretty much reitcraton Of tho opin-
ions hith,rto advanced by the Virginia Democracy on
this subject We give the Enquirer credit for enter
tanning vrws consistent with those it has prev-
ousy hell II is the doctrne Of the Democratic party
of this Shte, solemny embodied in their platform
and p,op,gated among the faithful" by the organs
and STUMP orators, from end Of the State to the
other They expected therefore to stand up to it,
as there night be very troublesome documents
| drawn onthem il they did not. We have no dspo-
sion to bintrusivc in finding out the opinions of the
Eaqureon the important political topics Of the day
but in connection with this subject must be ex-
cused foragain questioning our neighbor as to his
opinion Of the views entertained by the President
on the Sq'atter Sovereignty feature Of the Nebraska
Bill. Wehave made the same request previous
occasions and entrcaed the Enquirer to enlighten us
on this point, but it has been throughout, and
we have been almost constrained, in despair, to give
up the hope Of gaining the desired information un-
der the belief that ncghbor intended to take shell
ter from any such interrogatories, behind dignfcd
and most convenient silence.
Now, what we want to know, we repeat is simply
this : are We to understand that the views of the
President Oh Squatter Sovereignty in accordance
with those maintained by the Southern Democracy,
with reference to the Nebi aska Bill are We to un
dsrstand in the language of Mr.. Jerrc Clemens that
the President considers the Bill 81 proposition IN ia
vor OF freedom" and an unqualified endorsement of
the doctrine of Squatter Sovereignty The editors OF
the Enquirer have had personal interviews with the
Pee ident and talked confdentially with him about
the Nebraska Bill w, take it therefore that they
are posted We have heard what the Enquirer thinks
now we want to hear what the President thinks
When shall we have the very much desired informa-
ton?
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06

regard 20 ,s have departed from rule In
but fs,a to our columns patent cine
he contents OF which, known 10 me r,,di
proson and which proved highly bsnrari,, In h
nv OF our a,quainanees who seriously snctcd sh
Ian some OF skiu eminent M y,i
and we fee ,bss u hsr p,tien, in their regular practice
Jug Known us vIrtue,-LousriAs On. Adrocate " IAA
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ascertain passed grounds tt that the
charitable secondly national To
that charitable object only that OBJ
expenditure for the authority but
tended TO show that object OF expenditure by
than other purely object Ang To the best
ympathe q the human heart In OF the states And the
suggestion that school for the culture 81 the nj and
dumb In nneueut Kentucky naonal Object only shows
how loosely this expression used when the purpose
procure appropriations by Congress IL not perceived how
school this character otherwise national than estsb
shment Of religion. moral All the pursuits
everything which the material or intellectual well
being the boil Of cotton which grows
swell the national prosperity and happiness the
United States but comic inds all meaning OF Language to
that these things "natona equivalent to Federal
within appropriation for which
Congress Is authorised by the Constitution to legsate
amArked point In the history the Constsuton that
proposed to Congress TO establish unversy
the proposition confined the District intended Tor the
OF the exclusive
conferred Congress eEsse for that District Gould
decisive indication the aud the spirit
Of the Constitution in regard to all m>ters OF this nature have
been gvef that objects considered BY
convention appertainng to local legislation only that they
not eomprehended either expressly or by In
OF power aud that consequently they
remained with the several States
The result which have arrived the necessary
those the relative rights and duties
Of the States the Federal government which have
expressed. and in reference to
which convictions do but increase In force with time
rience.
have thus discharged duty respectfully
stating objections this b with which cheerfuly sabm
rRANKLIN PIERCE.
Nav
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1HR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RICHMOND WING.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY Q, 1854.
TO coaRrsroNpKNrs.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
ns Fhig." 1000 "
both sides paper viii not be
mis- rule rag standing ought to be known will
no case be departed from Obituary notices eight
lines are charged for As advertisements. 49,
~ Communications will be charged the advertise
men
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06

hARMADuKE JOHNSTON, Esa.-We urged upon the Le-
gislaure at its last session tho Justice of increasing the
salary OF Mr johnson, the Common weahs Attorney Tor
this district in view OF the iuadequacy Of his present
meagre allowance 1925 year, to the extraordinary Ia.
bors which be has 10 perform.
Inc mere preliminary OF resolution to that effect
with Its reference 70 the committee Courts of Justice
formed the total Of the action that body upon it,
THIS move led other members take similar steps
hall oil the Commonwealth Attorneys of their r. spec.
tive Counties aud this general application had probably
married due consideration of Mr. Johnson's claim
Mr. Johnsons position furnishes no parallel for like
uncuonaries III counties where the average Lumber Of
criminal at each perhaps Two
The criminal calendar here bears the same not great
er proportion 10 country districts, the relative
lance oil Que does to the other, in a commercial point
vi view II needs profound reasoning account Tor
THIS disproportion, crime maintaining according the
planest pnosophlc conclusions proximate ratio 10
tn popu! alton Of any district.
We not refer to this injustice, in regard Mr. Joh
sou, with view 10 any practical end. No hope Of ee
ing any gCed by such remarks exists. They wei
merely suggested by an observation oil great aoos
which Ms Jonnson has had undergo during present
term OF the Circuit Court, aud appreciation Of the
great forensic powers which he displayed his concluding
argJment upon Cockes case, on Tuesday evening" lyon
Gearing him on this occasion, Wero suddenly struck
with the BOnstrous Injustice O requi ing
sucn man Tor the pltiiul sum OF 1895 yeatl We have
heard sOmc beautiful appeals III this countries
and we confess III all caudOr that Few Indeed any
heard excel Nj Johnson III defamation. La
"pithOs he csnno. be exceIled. jurymsH remarked
recently 10 what precisely own feelings upon
The subject that Mr. Johnson hts efforts to desrOy the
fleet Of sympathetic appeal on the part VI tho defend
~ counsel, actually aroused his sympathies still more
because OF the inherent beauty Of his ste aud the
timeual tones and feeling er 10 which hc avowed
his person the tendorest sympahcs the dictates II
which were only to DO oveued by the serner Of
duty.
This Is effect which have known ofen before 10
have caused similar effort Ii Is the natural effect,
Of strong natural and unavoidable cause wb
cOunterval IL Mr. Johnson gagged on the deenc
aud should use earnestly, doubt bo would, his pow
OF "paihos" upon jury, they would mud 1t dheu.
TO withstand II. Before ten year shall pass away nay
half the time, he will have second perhaps to
that have adorned the Virginia bar. Present indi
cations favor such a conclusion very strongly.
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In iian Com, bushels
wheat, bushels
Rye, bushels


ny and vih Me djsiec and consent nj m, S,yo,
ohs,s' X Gardiner Surveyor Generation Oregon vice JOHN
John ws,,eo to be Surveyor General for Esrda, vice n
". l.. Grriiu1, rcsisuc ' -''''ua' VICE
ley removed. ''''' VICE " Noh
,gwsstt Nsllr2,y TO be Register Dubuq1s iowa. r,
w 5Psa Gu nsr;'on be Receiver Pabhsd Iowa vice W
James Thompson to be Regsra Fairfield Iowa vie Spring
Thon3, wsker TO be Register =, Port ne, Mooe,
vice 7. 4. Walker ~ " a. f"rt Des hones, Iowa
nu.t a. james. to be Agent f,r m. o,,,. ME-. O..
~ u's'wa' am 5Thu ami Black River ChpnaV, IT, ~, VIZ
The following is the vote IN the Senate y,ro e,,
The passage Of the bill granting land to the ,,y.,i
Tor The benefit Of the Iodigcn, Insnc.
1@s- Nessrs Badger, Bell, Brown. Chase c,,.,,.
pa.',n' Dodge Of Wisconsio, Everett Fgsssni lon ~,
root !" yer Gwin liunin. Houston Jones Of nn ~
Ion' hg'E, seward, ShelIs Stuart Sumner Tbon,,o y,
NY, Wade aud Wskcr-2j ''"P'o" o'
- r'-he's's. Adams. Atch'son, Butler Gaze ct,v
Ter aud wiilms-l2 ''"' 'aSO"' re't, We'll
Absent 23-two vacancies
JONArIAN hiKsr soli tue gI,r ma in t,,lo,.
y. land near ~ ~
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To The average height Of the Thermometer at Wash.
ins'on from the 27h Of April the 80 Of May iolusvo
a. sunrise, was forty.four degrees.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06

srneate' MOI. ass a55 and 9ss for 81 Share. EACH
ard 29 for IS Shares OF the Stock Ct the Virginia
ne'see Railroad Company, issued H. L. Brook.
Ing on the books o. the Company IN their The will
to II. l.. BROOKE.
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,8- Tho New York Hs,aM Of the 4,h lost. Gays of III

"The light stock Of four with delay In the opening Of
canals caused continued frm1ess in tho market yester
day. State brands ruled AZ Is 20 10 cents per bar
rel higher. The chief djmasd tor the eastward-
There nothing Of moment doing for export Among
the sales 300 barrels Brandy vino 90 to PhiIade
phs; and 1850 brels Of IIAKs aod at Richmond
Tor shipment at 50 90 Prims yellow Southern corn sold
At cent per btrel advance Wheat was scarce aud
firm Cotton was dull aud the market unsettled.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06

"A rsS,AL MEEIiNG.-The Annual Meeting Of IN. s,,.L
Ro. sone,, Of The Reh%ond and potm,c Raj
company viii be held at the Depot Comp,nv ~ p
nond on Wednesday, the Slst May at IL o,eics IN RICH
A'o Q. W. MAcMURDo, Treasurer
WASrED-A white to do the W. rk or . ,,,r fill.
this ONCE. wy easy situation. Apply at
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CtIILDREN'S SHOES.

StOMRTHTyG NJ w AND HAN D-OME Just received AZ
- th' LADIES' SALOON, lot Of beautiful Tan CoiorcJ GGt.
Children. They hes iful article hrh cut
around the ankle and the prsst Dress Shoe Child
have had for long time.
Also Colorsd CATERS. Black Caters and Jenny Ind
Boots Of all the different styles and plenty Of every
body.
LITTLE RoYawO have also received some vey beautiful
Shoes for little Bcys. -
soe Of them made NJ Calf SKIN others Of Patent Leather,
Into different shapes, with stump and low heels
The assortment Of Misses Chdren Fancy shrs
good At the Ladies Saloon Parents invited
look Mt them. w. H. ADDINGTnH co,
mv6 Horf,t Va
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CALLrp CouRr-A sufficient number Of Justices failed
to assemble on yesterday upon call to hold IN e1am
nation into tho case Of washburn Ashby, who stands
charged with having aided tho escape Of negroes to tho
Nor'h-unsuccessiuly however.
No eIamusou was bad there being only four justices
present They will doubtless assemble to-day and en,el
upon tho examination.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-06

BrhotAnr.-rhe shoe store Of Mr. Stephen II. Fisher
on Broad street. between Sd and 4h broken into on
rhursday night and robbed shoes the value Of $500
or t40o.
An entrance was effect through the front door, which
was evidently forced open with q crow bar-sererai
marks appearing on tho outside.
The main bar BY which the door was secured was very
much bent from tho pressure without, ..-r
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IAGs-BtGs.-9o bales and az bushels RsAmls,s nag.
and for sale by
myi KENT, PAINE RFNT.
WDLEACVED SIIIHTINGS. sHEETINGS, &c,
HD 20 c'ses ~ E44 in4 and 1874 Heahed Shifting,
inss Beaehed and satin Face Jeans Deaced and wig
eate Lead DrAb rorset Jeans "a Beached Cot
ton bspers and Toweng, for sale 'ov the trade
my6 KENT, PAINE 4 KENT.
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NOW READYI

A NEW AND INTERESTING BOOK, By A RICHMOND LADY
~ Scenes and sketches OF Character Life in y ia
ALONE by the aut'or Robert Reamers Letter. Marrying
through Prudential Motives Kate Harper Ac dc, price
Notices from "a. Pres
Pew works OF Fcon bear pregnant title the ronc.sy
liable which the fitted huho-ess
ed upon her latest onsprIng produetors Of tfe
class at he with
ofdeton or cham. Of Narrative
The name 10 emphatic, and she has made II
Ths work ahound IN riqusnt
aloRus II ha, eievstnF aspiration, hyh morAI aim
For ourselves have been srAhed found
In m Mora what experience has often shown usRicnohd
quirsJ Nay 8.
A. MORRIS Publ.her.
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1Nh Hne', Ae-The subs bers having rebuilt and enlarged
their Finishing SHOP since Its
provided themselves uh and improved Tor work
Ing wood and iron solicit work yTv
description for Railroads Also, Portable Stationary ste
nshes circular Saw Mills andA kinds 81
| IRON YORK BURR ET ENGER,
mAodkclW Gary II, between 18th and lTth.str,.s
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Inc body was not found up o'clock las, night Tho
| falls 49, wy