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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-04
legislative,

In the Senate on Monday, Mr.. Hammond,
the President announced that the Joint Con-
vention Of the two Houses, which met on the
18th ult., having adjourned to Feb. I'd, at 2
O'Clock p. NJ, and that the time having ar
rived, the Senate would proceed to the Hall
of the House. The President went out, fol-
lowed by part Of the Senate, not leaving a
Senate chamber organized by calling Mr..
Burke to the chair. The reslntion in the case
of Senator Woods was taken from the table,
and his seat declared vacant, while all the
Democratic Senators were in the Hall of Re-
representatives.. The Senate, or the fraction
left, then adjourned.
IN the Houses at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, Mr.. Ham,
mond, the Lieut.. Governor aforesaid, with the
Democratic Senators at his back, took his seat
as presiding officer of the joint convention
The Republican members Of the House refus-
ed to recognize him as such, and he adjourned
the joint convention to meet tomorrow two
o'clock P. NJ.
The committee on ways and means recon-
mended the passage of the bill providing for
the appraisement Of real estate and for max
ing appraisements uniform throughout the
State. Mr.. DENLY introduced q bill providing
for reviews of judgments in demurrers on APP
peal. The bill prescribing the mode of select
ing jurors in common pleas courts, abolishing
standing jurors, was taken up, when an ami
mated debate sprung up. Tho bill was lost,
and the House adjourned.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-04

THE RtGHTs OF MARRIED WoMEN.-The
bill introduced by Mr.. DENLY, and passed the
House of Representatives on Friday last, Sc
cures to married women, whose husbands
have abandoned them, either voluntarily or by
the compulsion of a judicial sentence in cases
Of felony, all their own property, real and
personal, all they may make during such de-
sertion, and all the proceeds Of debts due their
husbands, for the support Of themselves and
families. Its object is tc give deserted wives
the benefit Of their own labors and earnings,
and secure them against the exactions ofmean
husbands. AS the law has heretofore been, not
only in this State, but in almost every other, a
husband who had abandoned his wife for years,
leaving her the whole charge and burthen OF
the family. could at any time return and de-
prive her Of all she had made during his alb
sence, run away again, and leave her second
season Of toll and suffering. to be robbed sec
ond time, if so pleased her lord and MASTER
The accumulation Of years of hard work
could be appropriated for drinking expenses OF
gambling indulgences, or for any within he
chose to waste it in, by runaway husband
and those accumulations, too, tine earnings Of
work compelled by his own criminal neglect
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-04

RIVER NEws.-The Mississippi is open and
clear from Cairo down. Boats arc plying
freely, with ten feet water in the channel-
The prospects for break up of the Ohio
above Louisville were not fattering on the
night of the I'd inst. lee still firm and freez-
ing at that date. Advices from Cairo state
the Ohio to be clear Of ice to Paducah. The
Tennessee and Cumberland rivers are rising
rapidly.
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FALL CAMPAIGN
HARDW ARE AT WHOLESALE.
ANEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
CHAS. s. WELLS


NXTILST than generous patronage
w the putlie he opened in Evansville. would
apprise Merchants from Indiana Illinois
lucky and city Also
in ths Heaviest stcch OF Hardw and Cut
orsshrd) that he offered in the Evans
Vile market SALE Many Goods purchased streduc
by him. during depressed stas Of the marietta.
his Gocas filled he Msnu
Works. he ia oay able decidedly di
sell Hardware figures house
Afford the Gsods. to cash good time buyers.
and Traders feeling assured that he
full Justice.
A-aonx the articles (alnost CON rrsinK
stock. e names .he following to the trade:
500 doren Pocket Knives Gully assorted;
IS DO DO Steel shears and Scissors;
100 do Razors and Stiops;
so dozen Coffee Mills all grades;
eco do Files and RaSps. all kinds:
1000 lis Brass Kettles. tarned bottoms:
20Do LIS Sadircns. assorted;
800 dozen Butt Hinges, do;
1900 gross Screws. gimlet ponted
$50 dozen Door Socksand Sockets;
200 DO Curry Combs and Horse Carts;
200 pairs Shovel and Tongs. iron AID brass hesar
60 dozen Saws, from Mill to Key-hols;
IS 60 stsslyar and Scale Beams;
so 20 Ames, (aad brands> shovels SPACES,
casks rump Chain and FIXTURES;
csssh Japanned Tinware; fully assorted
whips and Lsshes Brushes Combs Needles. Spectaics
Fancy HardS generally together with
heavy goods ~ Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges. Tea Kst-
tle,. Knives and Riddles and
Gun Barrels and q un TrsmEn snSs,
CHARLES s. WELLS.
oet2 Main street. "a door below Branch Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-04

NEW TOBACCO ESTABLIsHMENT.-We call
the attention of our readers to the advertise
ment in another column, of Messrs. MUssEL-
MAN 6 Son, Louisville, Ky. They have for
many years been engaged in the tobacco bust
ness, and are now prepared to furnish manu-.
featured tobacco of the choicest brands. Their
store-r room is on Second street, between Main
street and the river, Louisville, Ky.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED ExPREssLY FOR THE yoURN.
W No reports by telegraph last night,

OF The U. s. Mail passed up yester-
day evening to Green river. A large crowd
assembled along Water street to see the first
steamboat arrival. 6ho did not attempt to
reach the wharf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-04
SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES.
CAPITAL PRIZE
s. 8 @ 90 Ol!I

81 The follow wing Scheme will be drawn BY D. SwAS
Go Managers OF the FokT GAINES AcADANf LOTTERY,
Geo ysfa and the SOUTHERN MLfAkY AcADANY LoTraRY.
Of Alabama in each Of their Lotteries for February 5
CLASS o,
To Be drawn In the City Of Mobile, Alabama In puts on
SATURDAY. February 18th. sy.
CLAS 8 "a,
To be drawa In the City Of Atlanta eorF IN puhlis on
THURSDAY. February 18th. 1854.
GLASS rs.
To DO drawn In the City OF Atlanta Georgia. IN puts On
SATURDAY. February 2sth. 1857. on tie
PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS!
Three T2ersaRd Toe Hundred and SIXTY PrisssI
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICK lets,
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SENATORIAL ELECTIoN.-We hear through
private sources that it is the determination OF
the Old Liners to elect Bright and Fitch, Sem
tors, by the House alone, to-day, in defiance
of public sentiment, law and the constitution.
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DONATION VIsIT.-The friends of Rev. w
Fl. McCarer propose visiting him on Thurs
day evening, Feb, 5.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

VpE NOT DECEIVED by base imitstions. HICKMAN.
NJ CLARK CO., GENUINE COD LIVER OIL. never
and years. experiences has proved superior
to all others. and the only reliable CONSUMPTION
As there deal OF spurious oil aiul
tersed with seal oil. whale OIL &c. So,
cannot he taken 70 procure the Genuine.
Our Oil lie made a. factory in Newfoundland and
each bottle
HEoENAN, CLAEK Co.'s. Thousands who had
oil Of nfsrio. quality aud about giving desrsr
have been restored 10 health by usrx the Genuine Oil Of
manufacture. Sold bv all Druggists.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-04

lust reeeivsdmd viii be sold ct suction. Aue-
tion Rooms on our regular sale days large and
consisting ia part Of Brown and BleseAsa sheshs and
Shrtgs Oasimsaes CoAtings Flaunels
Jeans. gss:as Gloves: Mi,: Spool rhrssd'. Liaey'.
Cloths and Ear Brushes fancy Soaps. Razon Pins Needles
Accordeons and variety articles
mention. WOOLSEY & NELSON.
novl Auctiousers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-04

Fa yette County Bank, Con,
rersville.
Hsosier Bank, Logansport,
HUI tington County Bank,
Huntington.
Indiana Reserve Bank, al
Kokomo.
Indians Bank, Madison.
Indiana Stock Blk, Laporte.
Indiana Farmers Bank Eat
Franklin.
Ky. Stock Bk... Columbus,
Lagrange Eank,f Lima.
Mer. and Mech. Bank, N.
Albany.
n. Y. and Vas State Stock
Bank, Evansville
Parke CO. Bank Rockville
Prairie City Bank Terre
Haute.
Salem Bank, Salem.
Southern Bank Of Indiana
Terre Haufe.
Tippecanos Bank VIM
nimac.
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BANKS OF OTHER STATES.

The notes o. the following Tennessee Banks are
ceved on deposit from the customers Of this Bank,
when offered In sums OF moderate amounts:
Bank OF Tennessee; Union Bank of Tennessee.
Planters Bank Of Tenn: Bank of Nashville,
Lawrenceburg Bank.
~ Exchange on New York-biying y TO Z prem;
selling premium.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-04
NEW STOVE AND TIN STORE.

StOVeS, Cal6ttnSs,
Mantle and Jamb G rates.
Ware Japand pressed and Britannia Ware 81 tbs latest
styles, at WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
Give him CALL he s we'll perenced in his business
50 thAs he sell cheaper than
4 in the trade,
ALso,-s.adfora Psssat Straw Cutters .na Uaris. e.ie-
trate6 PlovS. yaA2o
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-04

coEaEcrEp DAILY BY oRxscKsr orrY BNK.
FEBRuARY, 4, 1857.
The Notes Of the following Free Banks are received
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-04

DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM EUROPE.
OTTER TO THE TRADE:
200 Dozen Table Knives in great variety;
1000 40 Files and Rasps every style;
$500 DO Steel Shears and ScizoB;
Zoo do Razors. e nmmoa to superior);
g DO Gum ioss a eha as sSs pass .sssu
80 do Drawing Knives;
80 Setts Braces and Bits
shaves. Chains. Horse and wro't Nails. 60. so.
IN AMERICAN HARDWARE.
$50 Boxes Wells. (uunts). Lippineasis AID Collins
AK E.
25Dolsa Amss' Shovels;
50 do Steel Shovel. and Spades, (other bsands)I
IS do ssi1e. and Riddles;
rs do Coffee Mill Is or 10 varieties)i
900 do Marrow, Broad, Brass and Table Butts;
SEQ do (Novelsy) Locks and Latches;
iso9 s,9' s,G GiRiss s.. scrs sss! e .al
3doz Rife Guns, (half and full stock);
50 Shot Guns. Csiugle and double barrel1;
10 gross Spoonsli Brittania and German Siiverl
net Makers stock and Tools Timers Tools and Stock Gun
Barrels aad Trimmings complete.
Si.tes snd peneiis Brushss in variety. Aussr. Gimle
CARDS Shovels and Tong CAadlscks brass and Japan
Saws MILL Circular and cross cut Teskses duck and
common Broad and hand Axes Wood Saws framed Hatch
Molasses Gates and Fawees seeslvares spg balances
Window Sash. Brass Kettles, Fry Pans.
SAUSAGE CUTTERS.
yAPAN'p TIN WARE AND STAMPED TIN WARE.
Wire. Rivets. Kettle Ears. Timers Trimmings,
Chain Pumps and Chaia by the Cask
ALso:-Neeiles. knttins. Sewing and Darning ZINE
Combs Germsn and French Hsrps Portmonnas. 1hiness
By ell purchasers At Wholesale. sordiay invited
nove-3naiv Msin street, doors sslov Brsach Rank.
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN,

WHOSE
VHAvE nearly ont. discovered VII lie In the Eas
u midas. certain care TOR Consumpticp. Bronctirs
Coughs Colds and general debility This ,meay dis
covered by him when his only ch6a laugh
to die. Wishing do much good ssible Ire vii.
afflicted 'squest this
rec.re with full directions FOR making and successfully
IA IL. He requires each applicant TO incio.e him
shing-three 20 Re returned postage the
aud the remaind TO be applied h- ~ this
vertisement. Address DR.. III. JAMES.
dec30 smdkw No 10 Grand street, Jersey Cit, ". J..
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Those marked thus ., have complied with the provi-
sions Of the General Banking Law Of 1855.
The Crescent City Bank does not purchase uncurrent
Indiana Free Bank money The notes Of Indiana Free
Banks are either received at par or not at all. TIE
Bank will receive, at the following rates. the Notes Of
the
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-04

Bank OF the Capitol, Indi'
annapolis.
Bank Of Elkhart, Elkhart.
Bank Of Goshen, Goshen.
Bank Of Indiana, Michigan
City.
Bank Of Monticello, Monti
cello.
Bank Of Nj. Vernon, Mt
Vernon.
Bank of Paoli,s Paoli.
Bank Of Rockville,s Rock
willie.
Bank Of Salem, Salemi
Bank Of Syracuse. Syracuse.
Bank OF Warsaw, Warsaw.
Bloomington Bank Bloom
ington.
Brookville Bank Brookville
Cambridge City Bank, Scam
bridge.
Crescent City Bank, Swans
vile.
Central Banks Indianapolis
Canal Bank, Evansville.
exchange BS,~Gfcencastle
Farmers Bank, Westfield,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21
IMPORTS
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

j.
yICKsBURG-Seamer Natchez-650 bales cotton Buchan-,
o Do
Vaudeville MeIlhenny-ls3do Coleman Putnam acol2s do
W
M % DO @ ssn ss ssss cotton
Gaddy Brown Seo7l do Wright Alien 6co6s bales cotton
c |sfs cotton
Cleveland Brothers &eo4 Martin 8coI5 bales
aa Mnfsn iGso On
9tsnsdsssr &so-is Tasson Whiting fulIs.l
SEs !"ra ss,s sa%%sTs eIaaAo ssss
oha
Lane M,ysd scoNs Fshs GeSdre Goo Ley cotton
sE n
dries to order-Toal 3Sl3 bales cotton.
CAROLINA LANDING-stea,ner Choctaw-S72 bales cot
ton TO Pitcher Goodrich kcols5 ouddy, Brown do
PneaaGd Sco DO E squGes Wes-2ss hss. do
s5 ~ Hd ReRs ass Hhesn ss Bsiss
John Watt &cooo GLADDEN. seixasl Richard Nugeni
fss sslss sss
WI ss Stanton S ss sa
Sae Sse EsxssS Ssis ass sslss
q Duncan ogans Barley johnson 4eoS bales cotton
co.. Bosayt Foley Ivsry-s Aby-s bales cotton to or
ST LouIsseamer Belle--l57 sacks corn 1893
Williams sonaoo sacks Michel &eosO hbls apples
ssr
SS John DUFFY s Hso a Do Moore pkss mass =
bran Price Converse smit sacks wheat % sacks Of pots
aps o Bs a bales sa
Campbell Strong6s do Cuddy Brown &co5o bales cotton
Robson Xieno Hughes Hylstsad Scosundres
Total si6 bales cotton
de
o ~ fhSkard &s32 right, Alien seosa a & hsy e @eo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21
Ns6 Orlsans 4ailu 6rssf.nt,.
THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Msm 0rIszns Yluneu Markst.
casscEsz o..,cr, No. q Camp ]

CRxsCKHr Orfrcr No, 10 Camp stveet, I
EIsts Friday Evening. Nov 20, 1851; 5 \
had very favorable indication in monetary adsrS 10
day. The strong poicn Of tho hanks tends materially
strengthen confidence and harmony and theirs pobAby
bat that the future will be anRt With the usua activity and
prosperity attending sound mode Of trade and
The Arahas LISTERS 70 the 80 ult, which have been
lboked with nch expectation received to-day
Generally the contents much favorable
graphic advices appears hat on
ket in Liverpool in consequence difficulties local
bank that the suspension payments
York had only momsntay effect ID England Is evident
that cotton Influenced by local In Liverpool
than by the intelligence from this side.
Our market to-day strong with rates Of interest
declining all securities though the banks discounted very
e there inquiries of paper outside and learn Of
Us 900 good and Al paper being placed 22s per cent
Everything in the line has improving appearance II
capitalists and buyers Of desire bargains they had better
take hold at for 2@2 cent will be avssbe
In short time -sa.a4s n
Exchange was in good feeling though large sales
made there general inclination to Invest Drawers
however n. Ths banks sold checks New York at
cent discount the cuside hgnres ruled from
discount for sight; z@3M to s for five days sight 3
dscoun for ten days sight Sterling taken for clear,
good and Al bills at I0l@l02s to 0, which shows ad
Bills with shipping documents ruled at 9lo Francs
5560 Buyers have the advantage from the large
supplies expected from the late sales Of cotton.
the market has decided upward feeling 80 share
Louisiana State Bank sold to-day at l32 and the
price refused further quany Our table Of quotations
conforms TO the asking prices:
We resume weekly quotations Of stocks follows:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

Our dates New York to-day the 18th. appears
by the following ~ V-s
Money plentiful paper and securities which
up high standard adopted by ender but there
cied change of the market far
cepabe paper concerned On call notice.
hypothecaon other very leading securities
offerings strong low and per
per but restricted business and desire avoid
renders the employment Of capital quite diff
the position Of matters being in point of fact
that able to borrow with ease while
who really need find great difficulty in borrowing
Strong thoroughly tested paper sells readily from lS per
cent beyond this select CIRCLE discount take wide
range varying 2@3 cent per monthfgures which
amount about the same prohibition" III
LIVERPOOL. Friday evening, Oct. 30 1857.
The disturbed state monetary AFFAIRS with the stoppage
whether temporary remains be
largest banks for the time completely paralyzed
suddenly placed by nding their available capital locked by
this suspension compelled them in order their
gngemes realize portion of their stocks and this
necessity SELL with the limited demand that
the trade has SO far disturbed market
find impossible to give exact scale of quotations
Prices most irregular or full class Of Mid
sgd b. These are however, of the
which have under notice. and be
taken the general scale Of we may therefore
is perhaps depressed than and
prices quantity have many instances been accepted
decline much Cd from the highest point has
sonay been Brazls and Egyptians participate
in the general dullness and irregularty OF price
The market present appears to be almost entirely
state hngs this would doubtless Immediately
store confidence both here and in Manchester.
American and 100 surat reported to have been taken
speculation; 10 American 6O urat 10 Egyptian and 90
Peram that the deliveries the trade for the
week have been about 900 bales
to-day, 1000 bales 1000 being speculation with
ln,r,>r sail
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

snesfl si ss~ D.sss s.ss SAsSgEg 5 g
me directed By the Honorable the Second District Court
I sT aaeea sa s
Il q %
peIss IT, TWo LOTS OF GROUND in the First District Of
and
asts s nf hs
hs rear bs IS sn
lines ssid lafayette and e feet inch opposite
81 inches width n y depth front
street q " and depth Of 70 inches
'9s is q fGRis o& a. IN IN GROUND in The
streets, and designated BY hs No on plan
N ss o Wn ps y
CITY, Said lot 81 feet front Magazine street. 80
on the to ses 81
and ia feet inches and lines N depth side
story brick buildings, slate rooted, thereon.
Seized in the above suit.
@TERMs-Cash on the spot. t-a
Z; 7. PARKER,
" Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
DEuIEME CouR DE D!srRIcr W; 4 GAs2UET vs. G. B.
I'M dan writ de- snss Ct Vents
- moi adresse par phonorabe Deuxieme Cour District
&c aas &c., ss.ss S
rue de Ia Commune entire les du Camp de- Msgasin
10 DGyx fERkAfNs stnss dams lie Premier District A..
Parish Conrey ag rapport de = Grina, cidevant
notare cette ve date du Ter mai lS42 La No.
pange des Lafayette Foucher ct peds
cnq sr Foucher ente pes pouces
pieds aix e. ois gses suri de
No g. treuen pieds tros face la Mugssins
pieds quatre de arger dams
Lafayette profondsur pisds tTois
fasi sHs aa sss s s meme
dams Pilet borne les Fouche Poya Magas
+ Thompson arpentenr ct depose sous 10 No lyre en-
Fetude de VIM Chry, notaire cee ve lie dit terrain
trente depx pieds Ia rue des Magasns
deuX pieds ct quare gnes dams eond ct face Ia
Foucher cnqlante.six peds cnq qnare
gnes de proondeur cote de Ia Lafayette cent ein
peds hut ct os gnes de ptoondeur du
cote de la rue PoydrRs; lie tout mesurs anericaine.
Ensemble haes briques rois etages
en- ardoises. r 4-Ili--E ffs7
lie daps Pafare cidessus. .4N,. ~
C0NDITIONS-Comptan au moment de ladjudication.
Az T. PARKER, ~ .
n2l dl IL 10 % Sheriff de la Paroisse d'Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

SUGAR supply bs bssH Quite 16sfs ssd hs saes
y aAs week ssHbsscs fully 400 bhds. apstIy 4
k@f9in rfecs. WI noprquote sfsf s sJss, III
QUOTATIONS. r0R I1fffsTANk srgAK
lnaekiet r. gomnor Ffins and hoIes
- Y WY Clastasd md Rsfnsd 64973SE
4 mcr. asass sspss .s s,zo nnas-- -5Sgoss. Ess.
~ bssa a actiye demsnd hsosshout
pa ancush prices hsse pdvspcsd 1e gssion ths
1ease nsasy So9 bbls mostly D@14c cosiHs
1lne no choss haf btas sailing ieeFy ~
S0,y1o,,s N, as 2 g. s.on: "a. - sss9 5sa$s
~ ~ s,,, ss'ps ~ ~ o,!co opls-S ~
s ". osea ~, wisn SALES up so
Z. s y 49, epls y - st0&o VIZ for supernne
~ - 'vr - soeso oe fos Extra and y 75@Ss
e "a ~ !. y saay y - g no'. sapesnne sold g
I'd ioo pisDs Ezra 4 y 4 i nj IA -
WHEAT Abont mo ..rr. III. 80 80 N. ..,.,
80 s e,ls: - y 80 sen s9ia dnf1se ne
~, t,sd ys.,.rdsy i a. z sna -
yv.et,s ,scsfnta ( n s.rts.l :. ~
cnpM Th ,so.;n,. h.,. -. . !. ~. -. ss -.
..r,. - o,d mn i, rss,es o, y, 81 - ~ = 49, o
Ordinary 10 Prime snd ss 4 bss a, p, 80 ~ ~ ~
1870 ~, r NJ go is :, 1ssas s,as aDs 80
I, N ~ e.o fs v,, - Il = t.S 1-' is1s y
wssk,s receipts 2s "a .aeks-Esnor,s j, AN
OARS soma M o0 sacts tare been ds.,o..a !, a...
the weak i .ala1sc = b,b a., 81 Tnt. h .
Ohio st ssy5kc a bp,bsi rbe .ranssct.or. c,d .,o
.ncks 81 Ionis i a. .nd am !. Ia1 =
W,et,s ,sc.tn, 1a a.. s.ts - - * "
RRAN p,s... -. .s.st - - = - i,....,.. !.
be.n 4 ans, u = IN ~ sss -
taken q, Al * and a !, a ~ 80
hay Some arm ,h.1.. 80 49, . ,x s.. a.. ..,. :.
s,76asla n for Nobsrr7 7.,a r. - 80 s,snssrn = -.
| for Ordinary to Prime W..,.rr = - -
| PoRK Ths,s hs. boz .,ss1 ...,. e
noticed sales of 1f,, bbs l,Id Me.. IN . .;d :. /,
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