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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-05-17

e The Rev. S. Moody, Presbyterian
minister at Ashland, Ohio, was drowned at
Wellsville, few avs ago, by the upsetting
of skiff, in which party were crossing the
Ohio. The skiff contained five persons,
among them daughter of AIR. Moody
She was saved by the buoyancy OF her
clothing. A ferryman was drowned.
A coal bank, short distance from lanes
Vile (O.) caved in on Friday last, and shut
in four men. An immense number OF peo-
pie, at last accounts, were engaged, amid
much excitement, in trying to get them out
The prisoners had basket of provisions
and 1t was supposed would hold out unti
rescued, although they were nearly fourth =
Of mile from the mouth of the pit.
EE Punch gives specimen Of the Ia
ble-talk of Todgers: st-.t- e ~.
81 was always" said Todgers, |" kind t.
animals recollect being much hurt by I
flea that hoped away from me and avoided
me. Once it hoped towards me, but whel
was about to lay on it the hand Of friend
-..Sbir it gave skip in contrary direction
GEf mot ec"ir -
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For Sale.
Building Lots on a Long Credit.

VuNO persons who will make good improvements,
win sell on any credit not exceeding 10 years, a,
IL per cent per year interest beautifully ed lots
for residt noes, in Mackubin Marshal's AdIitiB
ST. Paul. This addition Is y OF mi e from he VIM
slow Hvu-e. All the roads ST. tnth ny and The
country living Northwest OF st. Paul, which are the
ratet res leading into the run THROUGH
IT, The Of the best quality, and free from the
ime which renlers that in tn lower swn injurious t.
MANY people The Situation is high and there Is
abnnd shade The price vi kts from $3.50
to 1900 each. five 1t may tie safely assumed
they will be worth II m t. $1,000 each There rs
no part Of the city desirable lots for residences
NAV be btaiued upon euch liberal terms by parties who
will, improve. A small pawn MT .nY Of from $50 to
$50 cash, is reaui'ed On sas IN ct
Banking House Il Mackubin Edgerson, Nc. 8,
Wiuslow Hou.e.
have also number Of central and business lots 10
lease Also and 10 lots adjacent to the city on
credit. Also large number OF lots In all parts or ST.
Paul and st. Anth.ny, for sale ut the lowest cash
pr To capitals to make real in
vestn,ents, can offer great inapcs MeGsnp,u
Banking House of Mackubn Il Edgerton, No. 6
winslow House.
Also for sale, four new houses on the st. Anthony
road, containing rooms each with good stone base
ment and cellaos, $1,000,
| Ranking House Of Mackubin and Edgerton. No. s.
wlnsiow House, st. Paul, Mt dSwem--may Is
Six Lots in st. Peter for Sale.
srx LOTS eligibly situated in this fourishing cit,
| - are offered for sale cheap for cash.. =
| ALso--An excellent lot In Shakopee. go
| AIso-Two lots in Nankatr
AIso-One- eighth Of q Town site on the Nnnesot
River. -. -,
! ALso-One-fourth Of Salfpon's patent-right Sec
Separator, valued ct $500. Inquire Of
mayI5d&w1w y. ~. NEWSON.
1.-TWO Thousand Dollars worth Of choice Perfumery
u Soaps, Oils, Pomade, Hair, Tooth and Nail Brush
es, etc.-in sacks and pyramids. Call and see them
the OLDBROWH DRUG o1OhEs
p<~vW ~ 49, ssia at
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-05-17
PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
-, ON THE
T Physiological View Of Marriage,

w. D. LA CkOlA, M. ID. Albany, New York.
sou RACES ana iso Fine Plain and Colored Autographs
and Plates. = - -
I3sSent free OF postage tn a nort, =. ~. -
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Dubuque and Saint Paul
p ACkET COMP'NY
P. FARLEY, President.
DAILY LINE TO SAINT PAUL

TuNHE Boats of this line will
IL make regular trips from .[Ec@N
Dubuque to st. Paul, leaving
Dubuque every morning. CON- t4A.x---SkENAuo ~
Meeting with trains on the IliI
nois Central Railroad Going
and returning The following Boats comprise the Line
FANNY HARRIS, J. WARDEN, Master.
EXCELSIOR. -KINGMAN,
KATE CASSEL, s. HARLOW,
FLORA, G. W. FAIRMAN,"
GOLDEN STATE, VIM. D.vAN PELT.
All First class and well known Steamers, commanded
oy sklu aud gentl.many officers. Their punctualit,
may be relied on. ~
For Freight or pass apply on board, or to
J. w. BASS Co., Agents,
At whose Warehouse Freight for points below may b.
eff for shipment Free Of charge. ap26daw6m
mes coDy
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-05-17

MORE IMpRovEMENTs.-Capt. David Bart
ley will soon commence the erection of a
brick block at the corner of St. Anthony and
Washington street, upon the old site of San
fo-d's store.
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Hats and Caps,
Youths and Children's Clothing,

which will be found to the largest of that kinds
goods ey brought Territory, and which he de
sires to SOB of'' at the lowest possible prices.
1t will be for those wishing to purchase to
visit his store as Ia an advertisement s:the half
nrt be tod them' His stock is superb and will bear
A critical ex mpation. may 16
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Observation-Disclosures!
A NEW ART AT

Whamey's Pioneer Daga1'rsotype photographic
Art Gallery,
Over Charley Elfels Store, Cor. Third and Cedar Sts.,
f SAINT PAUL.
PHOTOGRAPHS, are pictures taken on paper, some
what resembling steel engra7ings, with all the beauty
perfection Of the Daguereotype. and for wall pic
lures considered superior to Daguefrectypes.
Whitney is now making these at his Gallery as aoo2e'
In the highest perfection Of the art. While single
picture Will cost nearly as much dagnerreoTpe, a
number be afforded at much less price, as iiFr he
first one Is obtained, they can be multiplied az 1oe
at M UGH less cost. -, e...
These pictures are WORTHY OF more thsn faslhs no.
| tice. Specimens may be Sc IN at his Haiiery-
Photographs of the lamented j. M. Goounue, FOR -
Editor of Minnesota the Suspension bffnee, ~ t
nthouy Of indian Chiefs, Braves etc. etc, tor sale
| Ne "a 1858 a - , J. E. WHITNEY.
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Notice.

WILL sell at public auctions II not disposed of o.
IL private sale German cheese, " sigeing abort "a
pounds, the expiration Of ten days from the ia
advertisement, II not called for hv the u
is marked sc. 4 F., Siwa,erss Arrived by -be Kate
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-05-17

GR1swoLD, down in the lower apartment
of the Minnesotian building, has received
the main portion of his spring stock, and is
now ready to clothe the people in any kind
of dress that they Cay desire. Call in ard
take a view of his stock.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-05-17

uC WuOtc uuIuUcI OI SuUSCllDcTS W va
rious periodicals is 285, 46l, and the whole
number of single copies of these useful pub
locations issued and scattered abroad in
year is, 9,O97, $40.
The Sunday School, the Tract, and Gene
raj Catalogues have been enlarged during the
last four years by the addition of 543 new
works, including 3l4 bound volumes, and
585 tracts, The Sunday School Library in
its various series now numbers 1906
volumes.
The list of tract publications has already
reached the respectable number of 70 tract
volumes, and 585 tracts, including quite a
number of separate copies Of books and
tracts, large and small, issued by the two
Concerns during the last four years, is l5,-
588, 1926, including 7,226, 400 bound volumes,
and 8,3G2,5H tracts and pamphlets.
THE TRACT CAUSE.
The action of the last General Conference
in reference to the tract cause gave new
impulse to this important enterprise.
Nearly all the Annual Conferences have
formed auxiliaries, liberal contributions have
been received, and the distribution of tracts
and books, both by churches and colpor-
teurs. has been greatly increased. The sys-
tenn, however, is not vet fully matured, and
the uniformity and consistency of action.
requisite for complete success, has not yet
been attained.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-05-17
Campaign of $50.
Boston Clothing Store Replenished
G.. G.. GRISWOLDS.

G.. G. GRISWOLDS,
ATE miSsi n to the East has been productive Of the
IL most important results, not only to himself but
Territory who desire to add to their
wardrobe articles clothing for the approaching
weather, which may now be looked for every hour.
His stock ext .nsfve to enumerate in deta he
therefore politely ntmates to the trading public that
his assortment Of
Spring and Summer Clothing,
Ia ful and complete and that he has made arrange
ments goods throughout the season of
the latest and fashionable styles and varieties.
He has also q beautiful selection Of
Hats and Caps,
suitable for the warm weather. HE hats will pfvtect
the countenance Of the wearer from becoming
Drowned whilst ssthe dog star RACES"
This yeor he has purchased with view Of filling or
ders At Wholesale and this branch NJ the trade he
invites the attention all who visit the city tor the
purpose of making additions to Their stock, being salts
fed that he can suit with goods in his line and
prices that will satisfy them in buy ing to sell again.
He also invites particular attention 10 his immense
\ afoc oF
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-05-17
SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

The Sunday School cause is certainly
among the most efficient auxilaries of the
gospel ministry. 1t is the hope of our chill
dren, and they are the no of the church.
By our published reports it appears that we
have an aggregate of l0,469 Sunday schools,
1850 officers and teachers, and 579,l 10
scholars, making very gratifying increase
in this department during the past four
Years.
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ST. CRoIx ITEMs.-A friend at Taylor's
Falls writes us under date of the 18th, that
OH the previous morning, at eight o'clock,
the house of M. M. Samuels, at St. Croix
Falls, was burned to the ground.
We regret to learn, by the same source,
that on Saturday last, Mr. Henry Bush, an
old resident of Taylor's Falls, while engaged
in blasting rock, was severely injured. His
face and eyes were badly burned, and his
right hand almost torn to pieces. Another
man, working with him, had both his eyes
destroyed.
Taylor's Falls is driving rapidly ahead
under the general prosperity of the season.
The Chisago House "-onc of the best
hotels in the Territory-has been greatly
enlarged, and wv has capacity to accommo-
date all the travel that may pass that way.
The dining-room is superior in extent and
capacity to any outside of St. Paul in this
upper country and travellers who have
stopped there since the new improvement,
do say that the Chisago House cannot be
surpassed in all this region.
If we could run away from business for
about three days at this season of the year,
we would certainly slope" for Taylor's
Falls, and stop at the Chisago House.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-05-17
SEAL PRESSES

SF.AL fhESOIIOs
vrys Agents for Roger Bro, Philadelpha} cele
w brated Seal Presses. and will deliver any descrip
~ !, ~ press " anted at Manufacturers prices.
Specimens to be seen and orders left ct orr bxpres
ONCE. 80. J. G. BURBANK co.
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HAVE associated it'll me in the Drug Business. Mr..
Il J. r. jerks, late of Ph;ladel pha, who
raised in the Drng business in that City, ia thor
oughly practical Pharmaceutist and manufacturing
Chemist
business will hereafter be conducted under the
| name and style OF Day Il jerks. DAVID DAY.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-08-26
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE ON TREAsoyIy CON
GRESS AVID TREASON IN KANSAS

The patriot General Cass declared in his place
in the Senate Friday last that be regarded this As the
solemn crisis that had occurred in the history
Of this country and he hoped the people would awake 70
Of the dangers which they exposed from tho
spirit Of seconAlism that controls the other house Of
Congress before II shosld be too late
At the people awakened to sense Of The dan
gers which threaten Already are they beginning 10 ven,
their indignation upon the authors Of these pers From
every quarter Of The land the presses eemng with de-
nuncsdon Of the legislative treason With one accord
and almost without exception the papers throughout The
country recognise Of action cordial oo-opera-
ton between the black republicans n the House Of Repre-
sentatves and the black republicans in Kansas They have
common aim, and work 10 . common end.
Under the bead OF Tim RrrUEIcas NrHos7 The Prori.
dsnce Post says
"Itis said that Nero Gddicd While Rome was burning
The republican EeroS Washington have already out.
done The Nero ofold They only laugh when rgros-
ton and anarchy threatened but they invite them 70
come They court er freseaos ooiabOr0s tor Fremont
They refuse dollar 20 the army Of the United
States than needed the frontiers unless
the appropriation be coupled with virtual repeal Of
the criminal laws Of Kansas They thus plainly say the
country that unless hey open Kansas every species
Of ouswy and expose is peaceabe citizens to the
Of the pnnderng gangs who have zone and going
there from the North and the Southuness the ncends-
with pAh hknt w toeH filhee anu we mlfoeref
rife proclaim us work the inhabitants Of the prai-
resunless cntfhross stalk unmolessd and inoen-
sive aud children wecr In their innocent
boodunless In short the devish appetite for outrage
which they hare themselves created be gated the
very full and civil with lie ten thousand horrors
be spread the countryone arm least Of the
tionh defence shall be stricken DOWN.
After giving Of the Kansas wing Of The party
Of disunionsts, the same paper snyss
Take the facts here narrated in oonnexiop with the
action Of the House o. Representatives and Is II plain
that the purpose o. The republicans Il INVOLVE rHz WHOLE
couNTRY ~ cTvL wan, kFTEn TYING THE
RAJ GOVERNMENT
The Dayton Empire says: r
TIM BLOODY WORK ARoLu1oSHN LEp prsuNIoxIsM
the teegrs phic depst hes 10 our pa
per 70 day, readers viii es THAT de work a. mur-
der snd outrage Of civil and treason has been CON-
menoed BY Lane and his abolition mercenArcs snd hire
hnTs IN Kansas They are making against the United
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TErAsuEE DEFAnrsEsr,
Mag -, 1855.
NOTICE hereby given the ssool sued ureo
70 The net Of Congress Of 1d Jaiy, 1885,
deehEbie BY u ier and VIII be paid the Treasury sur
reader Of The certificates thereof I2h
when Interest thereon VII
Tins department wall continue purchase prior
day of Tedempton and viii therefor following pefnium
addition 10 The interest accrued the day Of purchase
dny = Interest for The Doaey roach ;be vendor;
On stock received Treasury bttween the day
June 3s day Ju inclusive, half Of per
the amounts specified in tie eerthcaies;
such received between the lei and s days August
fourth Of per cents
And lH day August The in
accrued thereon, and days additional oy
pad. .a 5. #.... .-# r"r y. 5a...s..
Certificates must be Dc
psreaEe money and when prior the LIST July
half also the
otherwise such interest viii be payable hcteiosore
And further gwen holders Of
department will purchase
day Of June and The l day Of December ule the
accrued
interest," dEy's money
the vendor The following rates Of premium
stock Of loan OF ls42 premium OF 10
Of lS47 s4s premium Of 10 per
OF 9Th September 1850,
monty called Teran-indemw stock premium Of per
this notice should duly assigned
by party ened receive money
previous the Isl Juy the ha
assigned by present sockhoder
interest for The half that day will be payable
foiste
Boston, New York. Philadelphia,
parties entitled . receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
May a9-dinl2Nov Secretary OF the Treasury.
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The National Intelligence says
The health q the city Of Washington is prcFsrbAy
COED Ane We are Authorised p saying that i
better THAI nCE. We think are already quite near
enough The verge 81 tie woods 10 haoo Is or hearts
content % disposed the discontinue Of those dolor
Gus representation made last spring Of otiferous dis
ease which visit ths summer from abroad, and
70 turn our grounds and fields into very GOgOhAs Thank
ProFldenee nothing Of all this has happened and nothing
o. II is hkeys elevation above nde-Nater i'm
proved drainage the Of the soil Tie width and
usuon OF our streets the considerable proportion Of shade
trees, and the frequency Of bright verdnre IN all parts
furnish lew Of the why diseasewih ordinary
attention 70 public and private cleanliness domes
ticAte itself here. Go where be will the traveller will
Ind nowhere more healthy and vigorous population,
aone where ie Is more enjoyable or more peASuraby
spenLS
The NATIONAL THEATRE.--Mr and Mrs. w. j. Florence,
the Irish boy and Yankee lass greeted last night by
large and fashionable assebAge OF the good people Of
Washington who appreciate the excellence Of their repre-
seniaon Of Irish and Yankee character The house
faL The which attended the Of these pop
uar actors after brief absence American boards must
have been gratifying TO them than the homage Of
The titled and the great OF Old England coming did
from the hearts Of their oountrymen In the metropolis Of
the Union
The bill announced for tonight is good one and win
display the versatility Of Mrs Florence the BEST adyan
age The pieces are aIrish Assurance Yankee Mod
-stg, MischeEous Annie and the Limerick Boy du
ring which Mrs Florence win sing Bobbing Arounda
faTorite the Acknowledgements with several other
humorous songs, and INTRODUCES beautiful dance.
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lNPuETAST AEnEsT oT CoUNTrETrrrERs.-Hcury johnson
and his the latter aged abont 20 years were arrested
At Jersey city while engaged in altering bs-ones 10 tens
the Pequounoct Bank Of Connecticut the Bank OF To
"a Owego and the New York Eric and Buffalo banks
The principal Of the concern made some resistance but
he and bis son with their samps plates and other appa-
rtus brought TO New York city About $500 Of the
altered money found in their possession also
number Of onedoar bills the above banks which had
been partly operated Much Of the altered money has
been put in circulation
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From the True Democrat
ELECTION IN ARKAySAS.--A BRILLIANT AND
GLORIOUS TRIUMPH


W. eend prtinr 10 our democratic brethren throughout
- r; - cheering Of the most glorious victory
49, ..b;.as = ,bs ~ other State The field whs
holly nay, bitterly, contested 10 The last 49,
turned every species Of tactics resorted TO- "a
feat the democracy The State swarmed with know-not.
ing orators the knownothng candidate for governor
vassed the State from end the other while the dem
ocrac candidate left bis official duties the capital
misrepresentation aad lsehoods scattered broadcas-
over the State; but aaH to purpose whatever The
election over and sufcisney Of the have al
ready been received 10 make the victory Of the democrats
complete and overwhelming.
Our triumph is unprecedented! Out Of vote Of som,
thryfve forty thousand the majority Of Elias n Con-
way the democratic candidate for governor will be ten
not twelve thousand We have elected by Overwhelming
rnajo-es both our candidates for Congress- We have
elected every Of the circuit judges have elected ever
Of the prosecuting attorneys have elected twelr,
out Of the thirteen II not the whole thirteen State
tors we have elected sxy-wo three Of the seventyfve
members Of the general assembly; and finally we hay,
elected more than threeourths Of the sheriff. clerks and
other county officers.
Can a more complete glorious victory be con-
oeired or imagBed2 Couds thorough orerwhelu,-
ing crushing defeat he administered 10 sny party than th
one administered by The democracy the 5arkAutern
Of Arkansas We submit could there be- Gov Conway
has received nearly II quite tWo-hirds the vote cas-
and larger vote than ever before POled the
election.
At the Democratic National Convention, Mai Tbos B
Fournoy when be gave the Of Arkansas for Buchanan
and Breckenridge pledged Der in November next to the
Of democracy and wHgered banner wrought b. b.
arest hands in the State that in proportion 10 Der rots
she would give the democratic nominees the largest ms
jority Of any State in the Union. We win redeem The
pledge and win the banner The majority win roll up
Tor Buchanan and Breckenridge win not be less than
tuooirs o. fifteen tL0HsGRd-mRrk the prediction
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A srrANEa on FIRE ar sEA--Tbe Norwegian barque
Bertha Captain Eoker arrived a. Quebec on the 18th inst
from Sunderland Captain reports tina; on the 10th Of
July about midnight and when in latitude 4s longitude
20, he large black steamer fire. ship was going
from her which be supposed had taken of the crew M be
bore down with al speed upon the burning vessel and
hailed but received BE thinks the steamer
built Of iron the inside burning uriousy and
outside APPEARED entire She vas Fde-vhssl steamer
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sEsLrK-Tbs death Of Hon james MeachAm, late .
member Of the House Of Representatives from the State Of
Vermont having been announced, Mr.. Foot and Mr..
Douglas delivered eulogie his character and after the
adoption Of the customary resolutions the Senate ad
journed.
HoUsE or RErRnsnMAuEEs--A resolution oferto
directing the sergeantaarms TO arrest and bring the
bar Of the House absent members which was objected
when Mr. Cingman moved suspend the rules for the
purpose Of bringing in the resolution The motion
decided in The negative after which, the death Of bon
James Moacham, representative from Vermont
nounced and the House adjourned
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IEr ACCIDENT ON rHE EKT RamRoAD.-No one was in
ure either among the passengers or employees Of to-
Company b. the accident on this road The engine
thrown over The smbsnkent into the Cheune river
the baggage driven to the edge Of the ernban
msut and the passenger were thrown of the track
Some suspicion felt that the telegraph pole was laid
the track by evi-diFposed person Amer liz
De delay assistance having arrived the passengers were
taken up 10 Owego
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NOTICE hereby given b me
~ state 81 CafouAs payneat
preston ~ IEtAn hosthes said indemnity
sRe for which appropriation made Congress,
approved Aesesi le5s AND fo Heh fnbeI provision
u Congress, approved AaKus
kkn0wn War Bonds u California
cs0Ions EHeh6d Ne presented ap
Pnec ~ VI California same
the city q Warrington, before sepieshei
neKt for payment amer which dEe All interest sad bonds
Be stopped.
JAMES w. DENVER
SAMUEL ~ SMITH,
#-Z Commissioners California War Debt.
A. j. w. fHELAs, Clerk.
Aug 25-aim
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Lost Land warrant,

pUBBfC notice hereby that, amer the expiration q r
weeks from present date application viii be made the
Commissioner 81 e Pension Once IN Washington city, for do
piicnts Rsue LacrDK
May, s2,a7b acre winch o
between Washington snd Belle
vile Hnuis daring ne last Of May The opar 81 me month
Of Ine received by the sd Lacruar
wnsrfnun CIV Anrust NDunr,
RENE NJ. LAGkOlA.
kne as--luwsw
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- oorroy rRApn-A New Orleans p.per sar,

HE COTTON TRADE-A New Orleans pepper says:
'The receipts Of cotton for the season have res ched
34T0320 bales and they win exceed general esmat,
Of 100000 by the cose Of the month which closes the
year The exports hare reached 2el6sl7 bales and The
stock is only 60b59 bales against ITO $50 the CORES
pondng period last year The increase in the receipts for
the IL T2030G bales and IN the exports 74 as
which $40 per bale shows increase 70 the wealth a
the country in this staple article in eleven months Of S30
0ODOonu