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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-06

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Sixth DISTRICT COURT JOHN RIDGE VS.. HIS CREDIT
of New Orleans. ORS-No. 1874.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors of
the insolyent, aud to all other interested,
that eession of hs has been accepted BY the
Court for their benefits that they have to at the
office of p. w. Robert Notary Public, MONDAY the
9Th day of July, A d. 1851 10 o'clock A. NJ for the
Of celebrating and taking into consideration the affairs
of said nsoveAt and in the meantime that all proceedings
against his and property stayed and that NJ
land ESD is appointed to the absent creditors
By order Of the Court:
GAsP'D JAMES, Deputy Clerk.
Clerks Office, june 8, 1857. je5 3tn3Od
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. .o.rl
S1xrENE CoUR DISTRICT JOHN RIDGE VS.. sEs GRE
de la Mile Orleans. ( ANCIERS-No 1874.
A Wis est par lie present dome aux cream
IA ciers de Pinsolvabe ct
celia peut qu'une cession de bens etc
cepe Ia Ienr benfce au'is reunir
Peude de F. W. Robert Noare Public LUNDI lie
du nois de Juliet 1857 10 henrs du nian eet de de-
berer prende consideration les areB de Pnsevahle
QUEEN attendant toute pouuites
biens sont uspendus ct NJ Poland
preteuter les creanciers abssnts. VI. .H.#
Par ordre de la Conr:
GASP,D JAMES, Depute GreHier.
Bureau du Grehfer. ce JUN. 1851 je5 Stin3Od
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B8- Bank of Americn--Notice is hereby Civ
that the Capital Stock of this Bank has been liked
$500 600 for of business and
ST. 100000.
Books opened under the spernendence Of the
dersgned Commits one the office of the New Orleans Ope
and Great Western Railroad Company of eyee
and ST. Peter streets the noaria Offices of Edw Barnett No.
and of Edw Gottschalk No. Royal street. for Ieceiv
ing subscriptions In addition to list heretofore circulated for
this which books will be kept until 3st July
unless the full capital of million Of dollars shall have
been subscribed. JOHN HUGHES.
j. VIOSCA.
my4 I'd GRO. EUSTIS Jr.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-06

DEuxIEME CouR DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE JOHN
de Ia Nonvelle Orleans. TWIBEII.-No. 1O, 1888.
A TTENDU que M. ID. DuIsrlIssOn n prcsente
petition la Cour letiet ettfes
elea la succession de feu John TwiLe
testnt =
Avis lie present dome que celia peut con-
cerner, daNo edure dix les rasons pour
Quces il ne serait pas fai droit la dite petition.
Par ordre de Ia Cour
my30 iei Q P. s. WILT Greffer
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sEcosP OF MONA
WHEREAS, VIM. l.. Lanier has petitioned
w the Court for letters of curatoshp the
Of the late John j. Mcmahon, deceased intestate--
Notice hereby given all whom may concern show
within days why the prayer Of the said petitioner
should not be granted. = 2
By order Of the Court: - -. 49,. 4g.- E.
je5 10 Is P. s. WILT, Clerk.
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NO EXCUSE FOR LEAKY ROOFS
FROM wM. BROWN, ARCHITECT.

FROM wM. BROWN, ARCHITECT.
To hereby stify thar have used
Fire and Water Proof Composition Roofing for The
last four both private and public buildings
transitional Hotel at Niagara Falls having $50 feet frontage,
and the extension Engine House and Machine Shops the
York Central Railroad Buffalo, roofing
have had difficulty with and have heard planis
and do not hesitate that opinion formed
actual experience with is extensive that it the
terai for fiat roofs in its cheapnes durability
susceptibility Of seing readily made perfectly tight
great power to resist fire. =
Baltimore, February IA, 1854. WA. BROWN
All persons who have these Roofs queuty
best qualified speak ipelgeny subject,
same testimony They have been thoroughly tested he
Agiets Warehouses; their superiority
other Roofing materials for Flat Roofs been fully
established
THOS RICHARDSON It co. the emily persons aathor-,
lied to put Roofs of this description ia this State.
as-tder box lU4 Mechanics Exchange, - Charles
New Orleans.
Refer to Messrs. A. F. COCHRAN L HALL, a22 So
SAEs!E XINC-sle casks La allie Muuil,ile cas-
~ cesbIated SHEET blSC assorted Nor.
STARK, STAUFFER Il CO.,
rly26 Ct 81 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-06

IL. Dealers in PAPER, STATIONERY, SCHOOL. AND
BLANK BOOKS, GUNS PISTOLS, CUTLERY, PERU
merry AND FANCY GOODS Nos. IS and 81 COMMON
STREET, New Orleans.
Country and City Buyers will find establishment
adapted every branch Trade
and respectfully invited to call and Stock and
Prices.
HSssE s:''' $;sfSi bag, :Siss SsE'
Letter ruied-plain PPostoaice, seq Pens,
ES9s co sssis etc. &afsr rs etc. etc.
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, QUARTO BIBLES and
STATIONERY of every description
nsSsssa SSS eS
SS WITT Rssk r HssE 50
buffalo, '''''' Buttons, = watch Guards,
Ns Porte F Rennss B Bsefn eomp"s'sS
ssssopg F Fsss'i Books, TssRs etc., etc.
s5s SxsE 2E9GKs TOILET SOAPS PERFUME
anu '>-''i E. R. STEVENS 4 co,
fec # 55 and 81 Common st.
pr 81 FoE TREAr
tions Of vson-l6s ST. Charles street, opposite Iafay
All surgical operations Of the Eye attended such cat
Co,P,ARTTN,EER.ssnIP NoTICE-I HAyE THIS
GER M Of so9sa wso as BEEN
engaged in that line Of business for number Of years
We are prepared to attend to all line either
fartn Vi our ONCE anu ieei eohhoeh' OF giving entire sas
TIE style of the firm hereafter will be G. NJ RUTHERFORD
~ - 49, A'"e"e" Vim =" 7, tSs,iri popD
Neu or,,ors N,-,o ,es, ,os ~ MI hhhf'Rb'
-. ~ 10y =, o'. nv = itl
k'ACELISIOIS fEEkN ElSf TIM ABOVE ES-
@ a S5fpfa
FIN Ell barrels and half barrels in quantities
' purchasers RSf SCI sss ~ snss
No. is tiraier street,
NH. V,TTrT,t E-,,iIIs a, fT,IT5Y, :, ,tSi-
III sons desirinrt IA oA@fA = II o'SA - Mn
Ecssa ~
fT1 Sell their Furniture
- Store their Furniture,
-, TO buy Furniture,
Will DO well by applying ut JulIEN'S,
NO. lS9 Camp street,
le5 nm opposite ST. Patr'ck's Church.
-Y-. PIANOS-P NOS EINI AROTT TO
leave the cty for Europe beg lesve IN inform, INV
WV tlrends and customers lint will he ased n
their orders either Peyas or Erard's Pianos as shall
visit those factories also wish Inform them that although
40 nor pretend to assume Tor my store the tle OF Pleyel or
~ ona street Instruments OF Inc best qnay OF these and
other manutactores. ~ ~
ny2a III Nj FEHRENBACH
DBAND & ADAMS. GSlTCVtSSCKS no T,AYTON 4
ID co No AZ Magazine street onpoe The arcade Imnort
Dealers in Domestic and Foregp HARDW ARE SHIP
CHANDERY etc have now in store and for sale on ayor
DE terms complete assortment suitable for the country trade,
BRAED Il ADAMS,
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de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans. ) McMAHoN-No. IL 042.
A TTENDU que VIM: l.. Lanier n presente
petition Ii refet d'obtenr les lees d'cura
tele la succession vacane de feu John j. Mcmahon de-
cede intestat-
Avis par lie present que celia peut
cerner avoir dednre dix jonrs les raisons len
queles IL ne serait pas fat dro la dite petition
Par ordre de la Cour .s E.. ...s.
ie5 10 Is 2 s. KILTZ, Grefier,
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of New Orleans. No. 7,3O7,
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
~ this estate and 10 all other herein interested
show within ten days from the present notification any
they have or can why the presented by the
Of this should homooeaed and
approved the funds distributed in accordance herewith.
BY order Of the Court:
my2S je2 6 p. s. WILTZ, Clerk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-06

N1cCHESHEY,s PATENT WASHING MA
AZ CHIMES, be had by applying ut the Office OF the
Manufacturers who Sole Proprietors of the Patent Right
for the State of Louisiana.
- OFFICE-22 Commercial Place, New Orleans.
piThe Rights for Mississippi Arkansas, Texas Florida
and California; Parish Rights in this State for sale on lib
eral terms Apply n above. my4 3ptf
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SCOOP DIsreler courr2 SUCCESSION OF BERNARD
NOTICE Ii hereby given to tho creditors
IN Of this Estate and persons herein Interested
show within days from the present notification,
they have why the herein by the
of this should hooogated
and approved tbs funds distributed Herewith
By order Of the Court:
ie6 IL l6 P. S. WILT CLERK. n
DEg..sh cogh De . DIsIRrcr De gERMARD
Wis est par lie present dome aux cream.
n cers dc Ia susde toutes
celia davor deduire dix
de publication les rasons pour lesquees compile
executeur estamenaes de Ia dte succession
,erat point sprouve hoologue les fonds mains
repartis conformemens dit compile
Par ordre de la Cour:
l. JET IL 10 P. s. WILT, Grefier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-06

ds cHsH nh DE ELIZA
A Wis est par lie present dome aux cream
IA ccts de In sdie succession personnes
que celia peut davoir dedue, dix ous
de la prsene publication les rasons esquees
presente par PeSecuer succession
sera point approuve homologue entire SECS
mains Observation-Disclosures dit compile.
Par ordre de la Cour:
my2S ie2 G P. s. WILT Grefier
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de Ia Nouvelle Orleans. A.SNOW-No lOSU7,
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
~ clers de la susdie succassio ct toues
que celia peut davor dedue souls dix jors
de la presenie les raons lesquee
prtsene par administrator Succession ne erait
approHve homoogue les SEES mains repars
conformeruents dit compile
Par ordre de la
je4 Is p S, Witt Gref6er
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-06

SECOND DIsrRIcr COURT SUCCESSION OF JOHN BAL
of New Orleans. : LEY-No lOg92
NOTICE. Is hereby given to the creditors of
this estate and TO all other persons herein interested
show within days from the present notification If any
they have why the presented by testament
of this estate should homologated and ap
proved the funds distributed in accordance Herewith
By order of the court.
je4 9 l3 P. S. WILT Clerk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-06

DEuxrEME CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE MICHAEL
LAURENT, DECIDE femme
DE IA NouVELIE ORLEANS de Jno. Bartchy-No. s. l60
Wis est par lie present dome aux cream
II cers de la sGsde succession personnes
celia peut davor dede dater
de psente publication les rasons esqeles compile
preenie admnsraeur dte point
aprouve homoogue les fonds epartis con
nformements dit compile.
Par orlre de la cour.
my3O ie4 9 PS Witt Gref6er
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of New Orleans BELL No lOlsS
WHEREAS, nj. b. uBuisson has petition-
" ed the Court for letter of vacant
of the late John Twibel deceased intestate:
Notice is hereby given all whom may concern to show
cause within ten days why the prayer of the petitioner
should not be granted. f
By order the Court:
myS0 je4 9 p s. WILTZ Clerk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-06

sroosP ps5a1e1 sUccEssIIooN OF THOMAS A
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
~ this estate, and to all other herein
show within from the present notification any
they have why the presented by adnlinsa
of this should be homologated the
funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court:
je4 9 Ii P.,S WILT Clerk
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7 LAURENT deceased wife of Jno.
Of New Orleans } Bartchy-Nu. 100
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
this estate and all other persons herein Interested to
show within days from the present notification any
they have or can why the by the admn
tor OF Ibis estate should be hooogaed approved the
funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order of the Court.
my20 JED P. s. Witt Clerk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-06

OIIears, VII De 4teHueu - HyI9 TT
dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP-JOHN
- RESTAURANT, No 9 Carondeet street, having passed
entirely into the hands of JOHN STRENNA the partnership
existing between him and EUGENE GuENAUDoNis this
be conducted by JOHN STRENNA own account who
alone authorized settle all against the late
firm JOHN STRENSA -
EUGENE GUENAUDON
New Orleans MAY 49, lS57-myl6 I'm -
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- OF Nav Orleans. No. 10. $50
by VIRTUE of a writ of feri fnCias, to me
- directed by the Honorable Fourth District Court of
New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell
nj public AUCTION at the City Hotel Common street between
Camp ami Magazine streets, TUESDAY, the 9th
June 1851 at II O'Clock NJ the following described property
viz: -
CERTAIN JUDGMENT rendered in the Fourth District
Court Of New Orleans in the suit entitled Anw L. Rogers
William H. eyech No 7 1874 Of the Docket of the Court
sd Judgment rendered oath Aprjl 1851
in favor of Andw. l.. Rogers against William H. everch
Tor the of three thousand dollars with thereon
the rate of six from the first day
bcr 1853 til paid and costs of suit with stay Of execution of
months from that date.
Seized in the above suit
CASH tina
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R9-New Orleans and Baton Rouge Railroad
conformity with act of the Legislature approved
April 18th 1851 majority of the Commissioners therein
have this day held meeting and resolved books for the
OF subscriptions constitute joint stock for
the purpose of building railroad from Rouge NewOr
teams to inersec suitable point the New Orleans
Jackson and Great Northern Railroad One of said books
subscription the Office of the Branch of the Lou
ana State Bank under the superintendent Of j. B. kenpe
ter W. b. Walker and W. s. Pike either of them; and
other book at the office of the New Orleans aud Great
Northern Railroad Company under the superintendent of John
Calhoun. c. Feowes and W. Saunders either of them
and another book the Office of the Merchants Mutual Insu
Company New Orleans under the superintendent Of
John Pemberon Logan night and W + Avery either
of them The said books to remain until WEDNESDAY,
the first day of July next, until further notice.
Baton Rouge, April &c, PSF. ago If
HB Benevolent Association of the sons OF
LousANAThe members of this Association
their Hall No IA MORGAN street. every WEDNES-
DAY, at 61a O'Clock p. NJ.
BY order of the President:
jas 1y AUG. LAROSE, Secretary
HgWashington
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-E=~ HAVANA AND CUBAN EXPRESS
CINEMA Having cenpeted arrangements with Messrs. P.
s-ss=assaa c. BoMBALIER 4 CO.'S ISLAND OF CUBA
the leaving this the 5h 18th 10th and 9th of
each month every description Of Freight Parcels Packages
Jewery, etc, 10 HAVANA, MATANzAS, CARDENAS, La
y qua LA GRANDE, TRINIDAD, CIENFUEGOS PUERTO
PRINCIPE and SANTIAGO DE CUBA.
This being the only Express to and the Island of Cuba
trusI will with every encouragement from the
munty generally, offering. it does, communication and
facilities hitherto unknown and much required The greatest
effect prompt delivery possible of all
Ter conhded to our care. ). TOBY, Jr u liRo.,
81 Camp street.
PC. BoMBALIER & Co, Mercadeus, Havana. ar
EoVyLERs STEAM BOILER PATENTED
l. September 30, 1856.
The Boiler is very economical in fuel takes
little ITSELF is easily repaired and does
any ma than the ordinary Boiler.
T.IvEE STEAM COTTON PRESS, !
New Orleans March ID, 1857.
D. H. Fowler. Esq:
Dear SrWe take great pleasure in recommending to all
parties using your Patented Steam Boilers We have
s,ructng We fully convinced of their great
omy that have turned the boilers had previously
although they all nearly new-one set having only been
in about eight months.
Your Boilers sixty per of fuel and have
trouble with them We raise steam to
OF the above Boilers in for four mouths
and required cleaning and is impression
that it can year without cleaning being
sary itself al the time by the of the blow off
valves day.
We are, dear sirs, yours truly
F. j. FORSTALL
II. STREAM, Engineer.
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- PRIVATE BOARDING-MRs. F0GLEf No.
70 Tchonpitouas street. is prepared to accommodate
nies single gentlemen with pleasant Furnished
and Board reasonable terms She will gentlemen
Day Boarders at the low rate of So month $50
Lodging. ly3o
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S-SLAyEs-SUCCEsSIoN OF THE
late H. Dorgevle l.orot.
BY N. vIGNIE, Auctioneer
SATURDAY, june 6, 1857, Mt 12 o'clock M.
~ in he Rounda of the st. Louis Hotel by of
order from the Honorable the second District Court of New
leans dated 18th April 1851 for said succession and
vito the consent Of interested parties will be sold
JOSEPH; = negro man, aged about 80 years.
VICToRINE mnatto aged abon "a years. sickly
together with her child ERNEST mulao boy aged about
years q,
H8-TERMS-Cash.
Acts of sale before A. Benvenu. Esq., Notary Public.
Said succession only of slave yicorine
child. my7 IS rs Je6
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-06-13

springs Of virtuMs emulation, than that Of
the young Arctic hero, is not embraced in
human annals. The world knows already
the prominent events of his late years. It
has read IN its own simple narrative the
scenes of thrilling danger, Of severe suffer
ing and of miraculous fortitude through
which be passed il. his devoted search for
the lost English nayigators amid the frozen
regions Of the pole. But these are but
manifestations Of character which make it
the more important that we should penetrate
into and discern the processes and agencies
of education which ultimately expanded
into and bore such noble fruit. The man
therefore, who, in writing his biography from
the beginning, admits US to clear, familiar
view Of the inner life Of DIR. kane--a view
Of the workings of his soul in its growth to-
wards that heroic breadth and depth of de-
yelopment, that greatness of proportion and
generous vigor Of tone which were revealed
in action and achievement, will perform a
work which alene can enable US to under
stand the admirable character and career
which are the subjects of it, and make them
a luminous guide to others who may aspire
to like virtue and like distinction. DR.. FL
der, We believe, will endeavnr to do this,
and our knowledge Of his talents and his
zeal assures US that he will satisfactorily
accomplish his task. Until the volume is
issued from the press, the impotence to Pc
ruse it will doubtless increase, and VIC dare
to predict, that when received, it will be
found ope of the most originally written,
most Interesting, and practically useful
memoin ever given to the public.
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Wen. u see Thalberx.

Pro1res, editor Of the Fulton Telegraph,
was in st. Louis, last week, and while there,
went to see Thalberg. Here is his descrip-
ton Of the great pianist's performance:
We waited impatiently for the renowned
pianist to make his appearance. At last he
came; = little old man. nearly all head, and
the impersopifcation Of politeness. He
bowed very low several times, took his seat
nesr the unoifending piano, and began to
belabor it most numerically. He thumped
it, cufed it, clawed it, and mauled it; lie
make it creak, below and yell, he produced
unmercifnl, awful, horrid, never to- be-for-
gotten sounds. We heard at one time, the
cry Of those little night-squallers that make
nights hideous to married men; again the
roar Of the ssdumb bull'' under the window
of newly married couple; anon the deep
bass Of some providing man-eater. Then we
had them oil re-hashed and served up in one
common dish, succession Of deafening
nnearthly sounds, that sounded like any
thing but music. 1t may have been very
artistic, but concert Of frogs, interspersed
with regular hyena howl, would have been
far more musical. He was about to repeat
his castigation Of the instrument, when we
took up our hat and made bee-line for the
door.
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Asui cros, D. c., May "a, 1857.
Grain in Iowa.

It is mentX oned by an eastern exchange.
that ssa greaser part of the last years crop
in Iowa. Is vet <unsold- farmers have
great difficulty II getting it to MARKET
The ssdificulty, we admit, without argu-
ment, for this rem there is not spare
bushel Of grain Of ! sort Or kind in that
State-not a bushel. Dealers in this city
have for weeks been STRIVING corn by the
car load to Iowa City; and at every one Of
the market towns on the ri1er the prices Of
that great staple are higher than in Chica-
60. Land is worth too much in Iowa to be
wasted in such plebean business as corn
raising; and the further west one goes, the
more valuable it becomes. Near Sioux City,
in the extreme Northwest, it is cheap al
81 so to $500 per acre. Go it while you're
young Chicago Tribune.
We design to remove that reproach, Mr.
Tribune. You will bear us witness that
Iowa has never gone begging to Chicago,
for grain. And it may be well enough to
understand that the present demand for
grain, is almost exclusively for seed, SO far
as it extends to Chicago. One prominent
cause of the present scarcity Of Corn in
Iowa, is the planting Of defective seed last
year in this State. The severe winter Of
1855 and '56, destroyed the terminating
principle in large amount of grain, which
was improperly exposed. Farmers we're
careless, in the selection Of their seed for
planting. A large proportion of then are
but poorly provided with out building, for
the protection Of grain and stock. Both
have suffered severely during 2 years past.
Experience thus dearly purchased, will not
be lost. More care is taken this spring than
ever before in the selection of seed.
Those who have reason to question the
soundness Of their own seed, purchase from
their neighbors: and if not to be had Of
them, it is purchased abroad. Yet, with all
this caution, we hear Of some farmers who
have been compelled to plant second time
this spring. Tens Of thousands of acres Of
Corn, planted last year, failed to germi-
nate.
The high price Of grain is exciting fa-
vorablc influence, also, in increasing the
farming population Of Iowa. That fortunes
are to Be made at farming, with even more
certainty than in land speculation, is no Ion
ger mooted point; hence men are beginning
| to farm with will, who have heretofore
been content to produce barely enough for
home consumption.
The Tribune is in error in supposing thai
the Wheat crop Of Iowa is exhausted. Iowa
| is at this time exporting at some points,
both Wheat and Flour; and has an abund-
ance for home consumption, except in those
portions Of the State just settled, where The
settlers had barely time to sow q patch foI
bread for their own use. The abundance u
| the Wheat crop is evidenced u the fact thai
| in some portions Of the State, Wheat il
fed to Horses, being cheaper than Oats .,
Corn. -IoDo C,ty RepublicGn.
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~ ~I.ADlES arwms socaxTS" q OAaAA CIV
win hold FAM iathe CansrsGssisnaa cAssAs - -
paaes - Wsdsss11y Esestss, Jsas I'M. ~ -
pazpass = dsirsytns - sxpenss = sssaisllss -
ChuscA. 5sss sssflssszi
surfEa VIII - sivsa insdan sisA - rsisxs
Dssp open q O'Clock. .s ii rs ssss.
Arrangements hass bssn naAs with The lsvrf
pany ~ which psrsons wishiAs y aAtsn The FAM
y taken cree The rtvss md hsch. witApst saasss4