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Cleveand. july p. lss-iy-s
ALL RAIL ROAD LINE FOR DETROIT.
CLETELlND AND T0LED0 RAIL ROAD.

NOTICE TO PASSENGERS
DOR THE PRESENT, TRAINS
Il leave Cleveland al 6 90 A NJ, % P. NJ 3 60O p
N. for Toledo and Chicago, via NOrwalk.
AT % NJ fr PoTt Clinton and SanduskY and Stations
East Of S1ndusky.
E.B. PHILLIPS, Superintendent.
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AGENTS AND CONsIGNEES:
J. Myers, Z CGntifs lots Kimball, los State ST
J. l.. Warner, Slip. N. York Boston. Mas,
Geo Clark. ll3 Broad 81, Crawford Co, Ogdensbh
= C. H0vey.j New York New York.
Hovev 4 Crawford, OswegO Wm. T. Walker. Toledo, o
New York. IE. r. Mathews Defrut, NH
Mather : Co, Chicago, Ill. Barclay Co, Milwaukee
cONsIGNEEs
LOCKER Co, Racine y. ,. KIRKL4ND. Sheboygzn.
ChambeFlin, Crawford / Co., Cleveland, 0
lss.dtf
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BRApBURN & FISHER.

SUCCESSORS TO c. BRADBURN SON,
WHOLESALE GR0CERS. COM
w missiOn Merchants, and Dealers IN Fish, Nails
Glass and Produce Nos l9 and l92 River street. and
u Meadow street, "Grocers Block. Cleveland Ohio
BRApBURN,l
W. A FISHER. aug3l-dlY l94
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School Books.

nos.
,es and terms reasonable
Adams Arithmetic; 49,
Andrews and Sioldard's Latin Grammar;
Andrews $ Lailn Reader
Andrcws' Classical Series:
Abdrews' Latin LeKioOa,=
An-h0n's Classical Series,
ArnoId's Classical Series,
Anthuus Latin Dictionary;
Aiasworth's Latin Dictionary;
AdIez's Progressive German Reader
Adler's German Dictionaries; ~
Boundou's
Brow =
BeTand's -0. Ia
Buffers SaIlus
Boyd's Rhes ie
BuIhons' Classical Series
Colhuru's Arithmetic,
CoseITs Digest Of EarIish Grammar;
Clarks Grammars;
Conelrs Biographies, 81
Cotton a Fitek's Biographies .H9
ComSfock's Philosophy;
Cooper's Virgil;
Crosby's Greek Grammars; -
Cutters Physiologies; C2l
C-iifenleu's Book Keeping;
Days Algebra;
Dawes NIaihemaficl woiks;
Fowlers English Gamma
Fi;ch's Physical Geography,
First Lessons in History;
First Book of Hisforv:
Fasquelle's FraUch Grammar,
Greeuleaf's Arlthm tics;
Greene's Grammsrsi
Gusrnss7'sU. S History;
C;aDas, s,S;ramnar-Sssrmans to ls.ra Fag
avs Botanies- (A
HiIard's Readers,
Hazen's Speller and DefneT
RsrkneSs' classical Series;
STl79e KueS9er' Gree; 5sTesE Grammar;
Looms Mathematical Works;
Lowell Readers;
I.vell's Cseolosles,
fPii,qfS TsG5sfi gs53i,i H!s:ejyi s:TssE t.,,,o
AIaitisoa's Astronomy;
AIeGuaey's New Reaasrs; 90
,landeyillss Reader; t5l
Nc(iufey sSreller;
McNalley's GEOGRAPHY.
NIorse's Geogzphy;
MOateith sGeegalhies t9
MeCllnsock & CrOoks' Eirz; Lain Book,
flhieok 5 Crssoks' First Greek BO5k;
Noel ChaSsaf,s iSS5i fS5g FTegnch Gr mmar
Olmsted's Philosophy;
Owens Classical Series;
onsndOrff,s German Methol;
Pays0n Dunton's wrtinE b
Isrker's Readers 90
Pinne0's GSrahmarss ~
Peter Parlcyis Geography;
Pelton's Outline Maps,
peaholv'S u s +'storys
Farlevs Unvei = History
Parkeris Phil0 nv.
ParteT's Chemistl
Peissuar rs German Grammar
Piuney's French GrammIrs
PIunevs French Reader.
QuarkenboS' L. S History
Quackenbos' English Composition,
Rays 4rlthmetlcs; t4l
Rarsi Aleehr.s. l2l
Rnbins1n's AIafhematica WORKS;
kooe-tsoni.l System wIth Preach,
Swans Speller.
Stojdard's Arlfhmetics, t41
Smiths Anthmeiic:
Stoddardis Alcebra-
smith Geosr1phies, ~
-. Johns (seOllEy;
Smellies PhillsOphy;
Sprasue's Philosophy;
SiOckhardf's Chemistry;
Sihman's Chemistry;
SOuh0r les (sreek Granma-.1
Spiers Sufenne,s French Dlciiou.rys
Speakers-lakInds;
fOwne's Speller,
Iowne's Progressive Readers,
IhompsoH's Arithmetics, az
Tracy Arithmesics;
Towers Algcbra-
Wells Philosophv;
Wells Chemistry:
Woodbury's nm Method;
hoodburys Course;
ehstersD -
VANS the lIiId
rights OTth gTaphy,
Woods Botanie.; f2l
Nebb's Readers, (5l
J. B. COBB co, Booksellers.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND, Sept. 3.
Ar RIVAL 5.

ARRIV AIS.
Steamer Forest Queen, MIler, Buffalo.
steamer Ocean, Evans, Detroit; 5U0 bush Wheat, G. C.
&. h. L.
Steamer md coca On, Sandusy; 90 ibis Water Linn
n y CAFES.
Pros. Cevc anJ Burnett OgdensburEh; IS tons c. ds
l.CU bbls Salt, 400 do Water Lmc, Chamberlsi- =
schooner 4 N Perk, smith, Buffalo; 500 oils Salt;
SchJourr Vernon, French, Buffalo
Schooner Velocity, Blau; l0O tons Coal, 10 tons Stoves
A b Sto- kNell -
Schooner Hlmiilon Johnson osogo; soObbls Salt, R
soo J1ao Dseg Tass Saint; 500 HOopPOles 10 m H
Sow Si0m DysT sanduskyi 9IA Plaster, Guyles.
POO: Bush
frluce Maes, llsh, Kelley lslands Il corls l.
Stone q. W Calkius
coS J. p Hale Fargher Marblehead; I6 cords L. Stone
G.. W. Calklns.
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The Northern Transportation Co.. 90

The Northern Transportation Co.,
WILL, DURING THE PRESENT
w season run their well known and popular line Of
FIRST CLASS STEAM PROPELLERS AND
SAILING VESSELS
Regularly between Ogea sburh and Cswcgo, and the Up
per Lakes, forming
Dally Lane beflreen 0gaensburgk and OslreRo,
and Ports on Lake Ere
And Trl-Weeky Line between Osdensbugi and OsWego
end Ports Lake Michigan connecting OgienSbursh
with the Ogdensburgh and Vermont Gen tral Route
tween Ogdensburgh. Burlington, Concord, Manchester
Lawrence Nashua Lowell Boston. and al OgyVego
with Hovey Crawford new OsNego line Of Thirty FTst
Class Canal Boat lage size on the enlarged canal
tween OswegO and New York, thus af0rding Regular
SPEEDY and Cheap Route with but Que transhipmebt BE-
Boston, New England and New Yo. sad the Vest
This Company having made -he most ample arrange
OsWego for Dock and Storage fh with abun-
oatous handling asserting and Shipping
Freight upon the parTac Osdeusburgh guar
the safe prompt aud perfect delivery Of all property
entrusted 10 its care.
This Line connects al Cleveland with the Northern
TRANSFORMATION Of Canal Boats the Ohio Canal
line OF Propeerto Lake Superior and with Railroads to
Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis Louisville and ST.
LOUIS
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cLEARAN E S

Steamer Ocean Evans, Detroit; lot sundries
steamer Fores Queen Miller Buffalo; - casks Melons
Horses. - +.
Pork. 234I bass Wheat III Tons Oil Cake A. i. Go.
Schooner {. ] R0oleT. Sweeny, Nicksburgh. .
Scho1n Now 1ndUn, Rewe, Chlcagoi 40s tons Coal
q d NJ
Sc1y SIorm DYER, Sandusky
So0w Se vi ch, Fuller Detroit; l60 Ions Coal, H d
Harvey.
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DAILY ARPEAL
saTURDsY MoaEIEe. .sPaIL q. Isss
MTssTssIPPT


LBr THE sExsTE sE tisED The r.
enzi clspper gives so'iee i1 there VIII be
meeting q the people Of Tishouirgo esunty, e
gacihio, On the sseand McBdsy OF May mex,
70 glse expression Of heir opinions in regsr
% the rsfussl Of Congress TO admit Kansas Be
canss she Bss Recognized slavery in her Con
s.i.ati9n. T.ahoniago has in tines gone D.
shown boF sitsehmsrt TO the Union, and no
they propose to give proof Of ih'ir love Of IT,
COusfi utioa and h grest rieh's of the Sts'e.
We wonsd llssfk sb,ue Mississippi friend
fOrWsri u slis rsssiasions Of the eoatenpist
meeting
DsILT NAIL sLrwEEs VIcK suRs AND NFw
ORLEASs.-Bg an sgreemeni be ween the pcs'
s.sstsTs Of be sFo eities, ihere will Be- dsiis
mail b. the N@w 0sleans -sd Southern Riil-
road, lssvlng Y.cksbiFg a. 10 P. n.
No DUEL.-Bsn L.ns P,sey, editor Of ?
MouigOmsry, Alta, Psrer, sad Mr 5. C. Red
OF the sane town, crossed IF-r into Nss.esip
ri, last week, to settle En sif-ir Of b"uor, An
could not agree aud returned = Y,essba'e
HAis.
frst day Of May be sloskbelders Of the Ms
sissipPi and Tennessee Raiiroed held msetin.
at sardis, FER tbe purpose Of raising the mems
Of completing the road from Panola to Grsas-
ia. A basket dinner las cur panoia friends
nOdss.ly express sumptuous feast will BE-
served on The occasion. Speeches from several
Distinguished orators OF Mississippi, and also
from this State, may be expected on the Oeea-
sion. The object Of the meeting should, and
We doubt net viii, secure largs attendance.
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1entlsttn
8oftls---3otels.
WOrelaanl HOuse,

TTFHE subsuri7er usuiI r l,clfail5 intcrm lis -
Il fTisn's z1t th- tr.veliDg podlic- thai be ttstsI
has hesvy oatisy built ard furnished this 4ttt
Use neat and b Ddsotre stye and sesurra 80
publc it sha De pt 1rat class hutl Frflri
grtef The very lbral patrouage txterced % hi1
vii eniearar 70 uzzrtt cuntiuuarc of The saue,
ne cha fge Tor trsnsieuf bossce from ard after th'
arst of March next, Wiite 81 20 psrdsy
IL TCR5HAs, Pfcpfi stoT.
aplS-if T. WOsSUAs. tssfstsnt-
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non OF CUISINE Jlst received ana flr sale los
<OO for eash By E.S LANPHfER.
mar u, sopsr stree.
On BsLs sFEUBsNvTL..E OPERAS oh-ni ard
~ for sale b T. 8 IAHFHiER,
mari6 " Plp'ar street.
A GBNERAL 4ss7rtsncnf of DruEs CT euicals Paints
n Obs Wtntcw Class, Gla-s are Garden seeds &C
fr sse b. the unaersiEnsd either By retail oesa
a. IN li7est cash ? ioss SIS LANPHHR
marif-ff 3 PauI.r street
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seseI7ssl
pxu7oa xar1oxs
s7o.sss3Ai
6seT7S3J
2n1ob bt0
Baianee in favor Of Z. states,


This shows 8 pretty large account TO balshee
yyiil-S2 go 600. lhe figures embrace, how
ever. the speeis movement both WaJs Egg-
land Is the chief custo ner for our produce, Pc
cause her capital, geographical position, and
warehouse facilities make hsr inevitably the
central depot OF the worlds pFoaBce. she is,
therefore. The banker. Tue United States pur-
chased. in 1881, s36) s9), ,l4i worth # so1es
from all nations, sb5 exported szsS WtlOJO
sorth Of goods in return, sna soy wv tVJ u
sola OF this, Sl22 TO6 $50 went to b1gisBd,
leaving bsiaHcr due from Der 70 tbe United
states Il SIS lS3 326, for which bile were
drawn upon her IL favor OF all The creator
coumr!cs. The chief % these were Ccoa,
Brazil and Chiaa-tegether, SS7 30 OOo5 shG
there was due tIrse courries baiarce oi
/ $50 900 600 or coffee. tea aud sugar. ines
bills wers drawn against gc!1 sent 10 Lonioii-
/ The greatest item was srg-T snd moiasee--
[ vrh ch we're over So OO0 OJO-an sKeess Of
/ $4,000 coo over 1896. Bal for hat nntoW ard
! lose of the sugar ca 3. mpsiing sucn laTgs
foreign demand, 50 coo 90 less Of gold would
I havs bsea have bCel rear % England TO ne
/ fre bills France was a creditor nomi7al y
! Cor the oa-Utitles OF silk sent hitheI, bu wairn
,gere sid A. = eonsidsrs-ie loss. aud tie To-
voice BrIces were never realized 70 ne on rs
rhe Importation of al 90 d. ID year 70 qila
! small, as well b. reaso' Il Jac Teshis'on a.; I.
he case o. sugar, m1ch o-'tet crops
ranersi course OF trade viii present ltseI J.
= Isssspsd export Of god % Great b i.@ain an
since in eli probability the smo1at O p oone'
sent thither will snfhce 10 cover 20 si''s l ~.
nine On London ia favor Of TIE ueotot - ien-
I Ths graouut of prosucs purchased oy L gian'
/ s.T hsr own uss does not vary mnch in usa@
vesrs- since sac requires certain ProloIIl' I
/ Of ih4 cotton ard of feot. Hhet sa7
returu, by means Of credit oPsTa ions, L =, ~ =.
ste inyaea according 10 The bu5yaney OF y
markets and the facilities For ereah SUE
These fsciiiiss this year are small, ana i, mo-
manufacturing districts Of Europe as "eh M .
Great Britain, lanen' the loss of the America
/ market-U s Ec0n7aist
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scsSFRy sbgER TRE RfvEE Tie scenery
and scenes oyeT ~ tue ere esasse district ar
npiole IL the * rene Standing on the 10 <
reBiusu!a Il me vet rsmaieing portion OF to
isvee Which Euns up 10 the point wprrs ID.
gV.ters 0f tne cregasss ere fesrirg thr51so NJ b
Inc sprsd aud eoEsused Tush 0f stsm9edfd
aid bafses. tns e,e Gao c5mmshf aa extended
visW o. tne x Tssrdsusry wsteI-sesPs which
th. Inundated lsuds present ia the back
n .uaa the lake, which was the plautatioa
~tesrtpg. rsus back far inlo the woods, snd j.
bonsosd ~ ibs girdle OF trees which stand
-ro,,pa n. but slin spreads on into The fcTssi
rscsssss for we doa't know how great a dis
tsnes. au6 over wat exfenl # esu8trY, drogn
ins the beasts out Of bsir lsirs, s1d bFinEins
tbs fishes Of tbs river = glide AMID The reel
where proWled the 'possau, coon ani oi1ei
.. vsrm.nt." n the foreground are seen t e
ola station buildings, he hoEestead, tie sug :.
house, he out-boHses and q1srtsFs, stanai Z
sb1u, five feet deep h. the waisrs, and looking
exceedingly odd 10 mankind who have slwsyl
besn accustomed 20 sreing houses situated OF
| land and not on water. The shade-'Tees for
I lorrly wave thtir brsuchss over tue waves, a.
Iesst th.ir shsdoFs On the muddy toTrsut
uhieh fow b+lo0, instead Of on the smooth
Green tnrf, vbers the darkey children Of to-
- bi..hnent we're wont 10 disport ihnmssiss u
! : bri-f costume OF kerssy g suck-aPs" A
5-..,sras 4 .ttozt Tbich he strong cnrreutof %
- y,sss bsa =. . eksd IN, when f vss 6 al !
,,nsnsosctrngy by, havIfg been dscoyed 'bi he
l II aes.s ing men, to be asfa fer there cFn dsps
sshls - s i rnhtiog itsyn Up sgsiHss ne ban
igs wIh lasniiisTi = sFnlca nay Possibly ,
! serees 81, for 8, msse5y ioyss company"
] q lusshold car nay bstesn a. Hnsa e spoe
ssls % sens pf ihs tasi1lagssahas atlfT e ~.
8 sgFss 4 sAs EslasF sesssFs z s.ss -
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SoUFBERS R4rIaasps A leag'h ne car.
itai Of Nfssss fapa III eoamsrrisl emo
nun Of tne Son have been joined laiisslla-
} together u an iron btnd The railroad y
J tcksoif Is on sirted. aud The cars have ennf
through. The Fo- a hsving prsviausy been fa
she'd TO canron.we have oow continuous line
y road t'o hnadred and six miles in lspg hrun-
pleted. lfis step forward asd an imported
enc u Niiibe B siIfd both By our own eli
zens and fhSse Of Misslssipni with feelings u
exaliation. x furnishes addiiioual evidence
going tspfove that our rs iirosds e-illbs pushed
90 70 conpIetioo. Al Cafson the Jac ksoi
road Wit At no distant iay, connect With the
AFsissipni Cen,ral rnsd running north sfd
sOash q d uniting with the Memph and
ChariestoR rsilroao. Some one huf dred miles Of
ihis Central railroad have alreay been compile
-. and the work upon It is going shssd wig
grossly ltis Supposed that the gaps viii be
filed 40 AZ jB hext year, when we shall have
ssuipterrup. Cd rziEoad eoamuuiestioa with a
large psrt of the southern S'siss, branching
Cd II f4rtocs direetians Toe only hnk wart
bsg 10 ibe chain bin ling rs teshe Norh will
fhen be Ia Essi Tennsssee md Virginia, and
sAese are IN rapid process Of eoHstTuction, 80
that in about two years We nay fairly ealcu-
l4te upou seeing the entire work done.
Meanwhile the railroad spirit. ike the Great
Spirit Of The sboEgiues, has ieaped the Mis-
sissiPpi. and Is penetrating tie mighty region,
large sHongh foF an empire in itself, Eatered
by Red and Arkansas rivers and their tTiau-
tsries, and tas contiguous country stretching
far on towards the Pacific Two impoFtsni
works starting from the Mississippi and going
west are already in progress. Oae Of those
IS he Hississsppi, 0uschita and Red rirsr
rsiroa1. OF a straight line from the Missis-
sippi to FnitOu, on Red river, through southern
Arkansas-a distance OF one hundred ard
ninety miles. The other is the Yicssburg.
Shreveport, and Texas railroad, on nearly
straight line from VickshuTg to Shreveport.
The work OF both ends Of the Toads is progress
sing and purtions OF it is done. The cars run
regularly tom Viekshprg to Richmond, in.
Madison parish. Another road destined to
form link 10 a direct chsin from New Or.
leans to Shreveport is the Crosse Tete road at
Baton Rouge, which extends from the Missis-
sippi to Bayou Crosse Tete and its energetic
friends DO not intend it shall stop there. What
l. has siready done FOR the planters Is waking
up those bsyoad its present terminus Nss
Orleans Bgileiis.
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8ail0lng 4truratlons.
HOUSE, SIGN, nd ORNAMENTAL
eAINTING. DECORATING, &c
W. n. PASS MORE

TAXES Tits method % inf-rmng he eiIise,s q Msn
4 phis tuat BE hAs peTunaneniiy 0cated binsef ber
" crry on the abaVe eEsIuess, and assures thcse
nay favor him With their patronage fAat sH Eors
rr,Is ec y him VII have his strlc1 PERSONAL ArTRN
ION irt tke eectin aud pIeparafion Of the materiA
~ rf- q b fgthrai sxecution ne vok No exrf
tloz < p1a o. his part % give sati-skction snr
perIcrr ~ 70 thoroughly ana 81 ne time b
So d saste - ne most fa-titious.
His lrkS ~xperisrcr warrants hiD m Ssying that hh
ooasracts sii b. opi- with 10 the -nte Esfsfsrtio
q those 40 nay pstro1iEe hn. They usy -isn re-
aSsurs1 fnat any w0tt Eneert-keu ~ am Wios prc1pi
n eunEnctcL
ror anad1Htiaus ~ bsss lasrs - refer q n bliss
ing parsors. Capt. Q. D. ChcEch. Cara. E.Sesel. =
y. PsslsSs osps zosiss eage. Ase0. ~. . Fhines
saOP-sscket e. -. s.is-uv = ,. nyf'-dls
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sIEMPHIs WHOLESALE
Young AnleriCa.
.$7O,OOO and S1O.OOO

II EMENBER 10 sr-eurs your chsnefs ia tins Tor the
II gard Capitals 81 a puisr Satudty Gsorfis
Stats Lottstiss Ths ticzets te o. tain-i TIE
AGENTS. ss7e Hopea~d. opp ste Nemptis. Cone ovgT
t0iss, y seai your s.terl, ord IS Addre.sss 70 wN
SPAIN * co
Sever good prizes sid last Saturday and mssn 70
ssl ths iaTzo Csp ai fhis week sase trin acsos On
The trrry an ~ yoar lucz. Hhos Tiese,s go, Bali
As olarter &c 50. urz4-wasQm
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SMITHSONIAN HOUSE,
CO;lHlaDdans'S EI0aSe

fFRHxnas rsiguac woEsi r-sp c'fEll a1nc re- g.
4 LII pab 'c "a Gas lea The - E.a
siIlwf -lrn t1re -rr cry tte Comm uiani's F@.,s
Hsa.-.l.t {. Na yYsad AMI M o en- II As Ill
Hnti fsT 15ruclo'e'i of nCartera and frsusienf
visltO-s. On h. tsF AZ OF APrts TIE buii1inE J.
.osf ad4Gltsze0u y lle-tsd for tbs purDo.e q m
The aasd sts gcn e. 81 tts new d. q 2 he Asnpnls
snd Ohi, a road IN oonnsniiug sne vios u III
rieer q citr 81 ~ y difrcl
h are and das;y q lllsf rem lsTe b. o mo-
ouFrly rcr1vsisd and r-fnr1she a. costly stll= vi
ev-Fv nv ui-ic= and ooEnf.it # ne -uit 4
fpa- mat nffef up expressly for the scc1ul
70 d. sr o. fsni la the Praqrirtsr q e pleasure
IN 4 ilg t1st as JAWS p. PlrrNAs i-df ueh
-n.vn "a ta's civ - ocia.ea ~ hinl . n
ga-rtn t1st tie hfug, a al IL aepoln nenis .
y Be o lainctel n q ~fyie Eu-psssr ~ Ne.
TIE P-ooFie is tuiy c91 lent that vhcn he 'Fn
iaea 0. ta- s9uss s+ osn, Il vi recsiv- ~ .. -
pstr zocn MS Bsrt p-omi that no hirs - ID .
isft und ne q reader thsir 80 ouru agresaole
uar-r1 J. xARSHAfd. E'i0p~ tBn-
1rszs-S ~. - sssutne Eorth csroliHs TOR ssls 4,
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The WHEAr CRP -Fsorusry and warren
are generally the u 3. tr'iHg months OF ne
year to the wheat crop. Toe Wsaher thns TAT
has been favorable. aud from al accounts YET
received, he prospect at present Is hat the
next harvest will be one of great sbnbjanee
Virginia and Illinois papers es7ecisliy SPEAK
most cheeriBglv Of the future, snd anticipate
be lsrgss. yieid vet obtained in his rouHTy.
I or course great iatituis m1st Be allowed in
I hTse estimates. for snnmsr cis.Esra and he
I rsvsges Of insscts. N this county tbs inelcaa
I tiSas sotssasdsS AZ sksaazai esfSssi - kass
/ Rsrtti 5Sss. Sl1eFFs
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RpOWy a FVAZEU

A TTOREETs Al Law. OGlces No IS ksin stress
n over Bers.uss Ausic Store Memphis. Tlra., Ane
Hsrunudo Desoto county, Kiss. WIN stteu1 proaPtll
- s cefiens and suEiu-ss entrusted 70 then N Tes
Tennesefe and Norfb Mississippi
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