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POLITICAL

The election in Georgia for Governor, members
of Congress and the State Legislature took place
yesterday. Hon. Joseph f. Brown, democrat, the
present Governor is candidate for reelection and
is opposed by Hon. Warren Akin The following
are the candidates of each party for Congress
Democrats.-Peter T.. Love, NJ. j. Crawford, A.
NJ. Speer, L. j. Gartrell, J. w. II. Underwood,
Opposition.-A. 7. Mcintyre, Marcellus Doug
lass, Thomas Hardeman, Jr., William F. Wright
Joshua Hill, A. r. Wright.
Elections will also take place this month in Ohio,
Kansas, PENNSYLVANIA and we believe in Iowa. 4
paper in Texas makes the following suggestion for
1860:
1st. The abandonment Of all party associations of
whatever name; and
I'd. The organization for the contest of 1860 of a
new party to be styled the "Unon Democracy.
with the following ticket and platform
Union Ticket.-For President, Gen. Sam Hous-
ton, of Texas; for Vice President, Robert C. Win
throp, of Massachusetts,.
The Shreveport G.a.,) Gazette nominates Hon.
JnO. Slidell for the Presidency.
Hon. Anson Buringame is stumping Kansas
for the Republicans
The New York Herald comes out strongly in
favor of a second Democratic delegation to the
Charleston Convention, elected by Congressional
Districts. This course will probably be adopted by
portion OF the dissatisfied Hards, and Woods or
ganization will doubtless in due time be brought
into requsition in aid of this purpose.
The Democrats of Hickman county, Kentucky
have nominated Hon. James Guthrie for the Presi.
dency.
The Dover (Tenn } LteIigeaeer places at its
masthead the following ticket:s
For President-R NJ T. Hunter, of Virginia.
For Vice President-Daniel S. Dickinson, of New
York
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Arrival of the California Overland Mail-The
Result o. he Sfate

ST. LOUIS, Oct 3.-The California mail of August
9th has arrived. The State election held on the
18th resulted in the undoubted choice of Milton S.
Latham, Lecompton Democrat, for Governor, by
avery large majority, perhaps twenty thousand.
Messrs. Scott and Burck were also probably elected
to Congress, although their opponents Messrs.
Baker and McKibbin, have the benefit of slight
doubt. The Anti-Lecompton candidate for State
Printer has also slight chance. With these pos
sble exceptions the Democratic Lecompton State
ticket is elected by increased majorities. Both
branches of the Legislature are largely Democratic
The "Peoples Reform ticket" being the regular
succession of that inaugurated in 1856 by the Yg-
lance Committee, has again triumphed in San Fran
cisco by handsome majority.
Since the sailing of the steamer on the 9Th busi-
ness has been good deal interfered with by the
State election, and but light demand for goods
for the country has been experienced. A number
of arrivals have occurred from Atlantic and foreign
ports, from which few sales are reported. The
market remains firm with quotations unchanged.
The British ship "Forest Monarch" was wrecked
on the 29th of August. She was on her way from
San Francisco to Puget Sound
Arrived at San Francisco, Flying Dragon, from
Boston; Witch of the Wave, from New York; John
Knox, from Liverpool. Sailed, Golden West, for
New York.
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

VIM. Bosley was arrested yesterday evening,
charged with assaulting and beating James San
ders. Committed for Court by Justice Ensor.
VIM. Stanley was arrested, charged with assault
ing officer Daring while he had Bosley in charge
The officer inflicted cut across Stanleys head
with billy. Justice Ensor committed Stanley for
Court.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
From WASHINGTON


WASHINGTON, Oct 3.-Althongh bids for the
Army transportation have been opened, it is under
stood that contracts will be made for some DAYS
The Department will especially take care that the
troops in Utah shall be promptly supplied. 1t was
stated in the advertisement inviting proposals,
that the right would be reserved of rejecting any or
all of the bids which might be offered and this, it
is presumed, was in view of the fact that some
might be so low as not to insure compliance with
the public demands.
The new Commissioner of the Land Office Mr.
Smith, an ex-member of Congress from Tennessee
will enter upon the duties of his office next week.
The President will leave Washington tomorrow
or Wednesday for Wheatland for brief sojourn.
Mr.. Lisloa was to-day formally received by the
President as minister from Brazil.
F. The Postmaster General resumed his duties
to-day.
Additional reports have reached this city from
respectable sources of contemplated flibusterng
invasion of Central America. If it shall appear
that expedition for this purpose is in progress
every means will be taken to intercept it. The or
ders heretofore issued by this Government on that
subject are in full force.
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RnARn AE TRAnE


Committee Of Arbitration for the month ofSeptembe,
HENRY W. DRAKELY.
GEO. SLATER, FRANCIS B. LONEY,
THOS. W. ATKINSON, GEO S. BROWNE.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

Rio DE JANEIRo-Brig p. c. War1oick.
400 bags Coffee, Pendergast Bros 4300 bags do order
C0ASTWISE.
CHARLEsToN-Steamer Pdtdpsco.
l35 bales Cotton J. f. Clemm 174 do-A C. Schafer
box mdse. A. Seemuler h Sons case DOB S. & W
A. Loney Co. bale do-Woodward, Baldwin & Co.
20 bales hides 10 bales yarn 2 pkgs Sundries 81
Cotton, order.
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Shipping antslltatntt.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, October

ARRIVE"
Ship Falmouth, Whyte, from Alexandriaballast to F. L.
Steamship Georges Creek eager from New York-mlse
from Portland for BatimoTe of Cape R Henry t%o
deeply laden ships and Bremen bark; all bound in; off
ed schr-all bound up.
Steamer Locust Point, French, from New York
Steamer Richard Willing, Claypoole, from Philadelphia
Bark Amazon, Kirwan, from Demarara, 18th ut-bllast
to Thos; Peirce TOwed uphy Reliance. Experienced light
winds the entire passage in the capes st inst sailed
in company with bark Dumbarton, Chadbourn, Turks
fna a n no and in ba % M a. @ 3 for for RoTe r
Just arr; schr d. Trowbrdge, Scoed, from and for New
Bark Anna fBr) Mckinney, from Demarara, 18th ult-
moasses and ballast to W H. Pero Towed up by seamtug
Brig R c; Warwick Lanfare from Rio Janero Aug Goth
Queen Has had light winds and cams since crossing the
equator came in the the apes G2pes SCh uit Left brig Ialluah
Others as before Spoke Sept 2Sth lat 81 u Ion a 4oW
81 Is N Ion SO brig Bird, Monteyideo n
Schr Mary Willis, North from Rchmond-mdse to Tray
ers Mitchell Arr Arr Saturday
Reid
schr. Flying scud, Carmine, from New York-marbe to
r. Ship Juniata' Wilson, New Orleans Hugh jenkins &
Brig Hope, (Rr) Moore, West Indes-R & IT, R. Tucker
Brig Santa Clara, Ellingwood, Newburyport-Kelsey
> Brig Ocean Wave, James, New York-Dobbin & War
Schr. John Bell Watson, Matanzas-J. c. Yates 4 Co
Schr. Nightingale, Bangs, Gardiner Me-Dobbin War
field.
schr. Thomas c Worrell, Hubbard, Wilmington, N c.
Dunnock Weatherly.
Schr. John Allen, Clover Georgetown, D. C-P Malcom
& Co.
schr. Butterfly, Hubbard, RIchmond-wm Applegarth &
Son.
Schr. Federal Hill, BaIkns Peersbmg-Wm Applegarth
Son.
Schr. Southerner Smith, Alexandria Applegarth &
Son.
Schr. Sea Gull, Howand Provdence-S Phillips Co
Sloop Primo, Hough, Phiadelphia-Stickncy & Co.
SAILED.
Bark Lucy Ann, Carrigan, Havana.
Bark VIM II. Newman, Gavet Richmond, in tow of the
steamtug 1iOnesS
Brig Mount Vernon, Hall, Rio Janeiro market in tow
Of Fairy Queen
Ketch Laura, Crook, West Indies.
Schr. John W. Miner, Berry, Aspinwall.
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE
Brig Speedway, Norwood, Charleston, Goth nlt.
Brig J. NickersOn Nckerson, Philadelphia, 3O.h ult
Schr Louisiana, Mitchell, Wilmington n C., 2Sth ult
Schr Village Queen, Hawkins, Providence, 2gth ult
Schr Ocean Wave, Zeileff, Norfolk Both ult
Schr ID. n. Richards Crabtrre, Providence, 2Sth ut
CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE.
Steamer Elizabeth, Mclaughlin, New York, lst inst
Schr Wild Pigeon, Mikin, Providence, 3Oth ult
Schr Alabama, Bonner, Wilmington n. c., 29th uIt.
Schr Comet Card, Norfolk, Both ult.
Schr z. Taylor, Hart, Newburvport. 2Sth ult.
Schr Maud Gates, Newbern, n. C., Both ult
Schr Il. W. Troth, johnson, Matanzas, 10th ult
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From THE BAHAMAs.-The steamer karnak has
arrived at New York with Nassau dates of the oath
ult. Copious showers had greatly refreshed the
earth. vessel was about to convey a number Of
military pensioners from Nassau to Jamaica.
Advices from Turks Island are to the 10th ult
The Standard of that day says:-0n Saturday last,
the four elective members of the Legislative Coun-
Gil of these islands, acting under the provisions of
the 18th standing rule resigned their seats at the
dnanee No. l, of 1859, to preserve order during
the sittings of the Legislative Council" and the
same coming into immediate operation under the
sanction of tie Governor-in-Chief-a measure of
legislation rendered highly necessary by the past
misconduct of one of the exmem5ers Just resigned.
Accounts from st. Martins to the 18th ut state
that very heavy rains had fallen there, destroying
three hundred thousand bushels of salt at the Great
Pond.
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AMUSEMENT.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Lalla Rookh will be
repeated tonight.
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The international Cricket Match

New YORK, Oct. 3.-The long expected cricket
match between the "All England Eleven and the
twenty-five players of the United States was com
menced this morning at the St. Georges Cricket
Ground, Hoboken, in the presence of thousands of
spectators
The twenty-five of the United States were the
first at the wickets.
The following was the up to noon: Lang,
5owled by Parr, C; Waller, out, nothing;
Sharpe, stumped out bowled by Jackson, L; Ham
mond, not out, l; Gills bowled Jackson, nothing :;
ii. Wright, not out, 3.
SECOND DESPATCH.
New York, Oct. 3.-The weather is very fine
and the ground is in capital order. The United
States players first innings were only 3S.
At o'clock the All-England Eleven went in,
sending Hayward and Carpenter to bat. After a
long and steady play Carpenter was caught out by
Senior,-Wisden took his place and was quickly
disposed of for three. Parr succeeded him and with
Hayward remained at the bat. When the stumps
were drawn at 5 o'clock, the following was the
score; First innings-T. Hayward, not out, 49,
r. Carpenter, 26; Wisden, 3; G. Parr, not out, s.
Byes s; wides 6; no calls ZIG. Total S2 The
United States players manifested much nervous
ness during the larger portion of the day. but i'm
proved somewhat at the close.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,


CHITIs, 1NoIPIENT CONSUMPTION, AND
RELIEF OF CONsUMPTIvE PATIENTSIY
ADVANCED STAGES OF THE
DISEASE
So wide is the field of its usefulness
the of its that almost country
abound persons publicly known who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases of the lungs
its When tried its superiority every other
medicine of its kind is apparent escape observations
and VIII its virtues known the public longer hesi
tate what antdot to employ for the distressing and
affections of the pulmonary organs that incident
TO our climate Whlemany inferior remedies thrust upon
the community have failed and been discarded this has
afflicted they never forget and produced too
numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten.
Prepared by
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DIRECTORS
H. HUNTINGTON, CALVIN DAY
ALBERT DAY, JOB ALLYN
JAMES GOODWIN, JOHN P. BRACE,
CHARLES BOSW ELL, CHARLES J. RUSS
HENRY KENEY,

n. M
,, . VIM. N. BOWERS, Actuary.
TIM0. c. ALLYN, Secretary
e. Q. lyman, Assistant Secretary
This old and reliable Company established for nearly
FIFTY continues to Insure against Loss Damage by
FIRE on Dwellings, Furniture, Warehouses; Stores Mercha
disc Mills Manufactures and other kinds of property
on its usual satisfactory terms.
Particular attention given TO insuring Farm Property
consisting OF Dwellings, Barns and Ou Buildings
and Furniture, Live Stock Hay, Grain Farming Utensils
&C. &C. contained in the same fora term of three or Eve
years at Low r,ties of premium
Applications for Insurance may be made the under
signed, the duly authorised agent for Baltimore and vicinity
Losses equitaby adjusted at this Agency, and paid mme
diaely upon satisfactory proofs in funds current the
cities Of Neao York B0StO the assured may prefer
GEO B. C0ALE, Agent for
49,, Maryland and its vicinity
Baltimore FEBRUARY 10Th. 1879 fpI9ffr
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o remarkable to be forgotten.
Prepared by

lowell, Mass.
All Remedies for sale by Thomson Wood Block
and W H. Brown Bro, Baltimore street. wholesale,
by all the Druggist at retail 19-en6n,
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FRoM MExiCo.-The News Orleans Mail brings
of Monterey, reporting the late engagement, be
tween " oil and Dobado, expresses the opinion
that call was lost" This expression, however, the
brownsville Flag thinks refers more to the disaf-
lection of the chieftains of the Liberal army than
to the Importance or decisiveness of the engage
ment. 1t is certain however that the plans OF
the campaign for the moment dsconcerted-
Zuazua has withdrawn, and Vidaurri, and many
others; and want of harmony seems to reign
throughout the so-caled Liberal States.
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M MANUFACTURED
HAVANA CIGARS, &c.
S7HNPACKAGES MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, Of
the best factories in Virginia and North Carolina
SS0 GASES g GoNNEdBTiGUPsEED IN BF LEAF TOBACCO,
SDO extra wrappers and selections, from Of the
IOO CASES do. do. Filters
IOS CASES PENN'A SEED LEAF TOBACCO, WRAP
SO HHDS. MASON CO. LEAF, choice quality
I.700. 000, HAVANA, CIGARS, embracing popular
L. lUUOUObrands of all sizes and classes.
SMOKING T0BACC0.-A new article manufactured at Ha
vana the choicest Vuea de Abaio Tobacco expressly
1S0 BBLS' s' VIRGINIA ssMoKING KIN TOBACCO wei
loOadapted for the Grocers, trade;
ces and invite the attention of the trade which
CHAs D. DEFORD CO.,
Mott 81 South Cav st
OLDEST ESTABLISHED STAND
ANDREW f. WARNER.
No; 10 MoRTa H,, :! GAY / STREET,
SILVER wAkE KS ffGEGR F7SE G6I8 or gEwELRY,
vpp D, ,rvn wy AEp DEALER IN
AND FANCY ARTICLES GENERALLY
Has in store beautiful assortment of New Styles and Pat
terms of Rich ewery and Silver Ware suitable presents
embracing great variety of Set and Plain Gold BROOCHES
MoSiac GarbunkIe Coral Pearl Lava Cameo Etruscan, &c
Diamond Ruby, Emerald, Pearl, Opal &c. Ladies' GOLD
CHAINS; Vest and Guard Chains; Miniature LOCK ETS;
Sold Sold Tm9gs Gd cu Buttons and Pins sgpet Chased and
STUDS Gold and Jet Crosses Jet Bracelets Pins and Ear
Rings Hair Jewelry of beautiful designs, &c
Plated TEA SETS. Waters Ice Pitchers Cake BASKETS
Fruit Butter and Salt Stands Castors Sticks Pearl
ARTICLES &c, which viii be said on the most reasonable
terms. scott
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The Cincinnati Enquirer, of Saturday, says:--
We learn thar the business of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railway for the month just closed has been
very large, and will show decided increase over
the same period last year. The all-rail connection
with the Marietta Road, which will probably be
completed about the lst of December, will prove
advantageous, both in the way of freight and
travel.
An extraordinary run was made upon the Balti-
more and Ohio, one day during the present week.
A train of eight passenger-cars was drawn up a
grade of 1I6 feet to the mle distance of II miles in
S. minutes. The fact shows the capacity and com
pleteness of the rolling stock of the road.
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Bark Lucy Ann, Carrigan, Havana.
Bark VIM II. Newman Gavet, Richmond in tow of the
steamtug Ii0ness.
Brig Mount Vernon Hall, Rio Janeiro a market in tow,
of Fairy Queen
Kech Laura. Crook, West Indies
Schr John W Miner, Berry. AspnwaIl
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WILMINGTON MARKET, September so, 1S59-Tur-
pentneHas declined cts, with sales yesterday of 400
bbs and to-day of $50 do at $500 for Virgin and Yellow
Dip, ner $50 lbs.
foa large bbis.
Floursales yesterday of 20 bbs State brands at S575
for Super.
Timber-sales yesterday of raft at ss,75 per. NJ
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Snsurante Companies.

| A MEXICAN EXCHANGE
! IN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
| YORK.
| SAApL BROWN, President j. NJ BATES, Secretary
| Have appointed SAMUEL TOWNSEND Agent for this
STATE, who will Insure Buildings, Merchandise and
Personal Property at the lowest rates.
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GEO TENPLEMAN 4 co

SILVER SPRING FLOUR.-Family, Extra and
LOSuper for sale by the manufacturers, JOHNS ROGERS
No. 2i Commerce street jy2l tfr
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.-50 cases Wor
wv ceershe Sauce quarts pnts, half pints and gallon
jars just received ship Hesper For sale in quantities
suit purchasers. P. TIERNAN SON. Importers IL North
Charles street ed
, 1859-08-10

The increase ia the receipts Of wheat rendered
the market very fat this morning, and al grades
suffered 4 decline. New spring fell s@9c .
buabel, and old standard e@3c. There was very
little done in winter wheas-buyers and sellers
being apart There was rery dull feeling in
o'd standard spring, and ut the close t.ere was
no disposition to operate in About Il. 900
bushels changed hands, a. ei.o6 for choice
Mich. white delivered; csc in store for No. l
rcd; &c Tor No. red; 7s@slc for new No, !
spring; e8@7oe for osty do; se@4c for old
standard spring. aud Soc for old No, spripe--
tic market closing weak 1t the insido ouota-
tuns. Flour remaina quiet. Corn opencd
firm aud aetiee, II e4@c5c for No. in s,ore.
but declined 10 CSC before the close. So,r.
amounted to about n, 900 bashela, 1t c4.aes.c
for eansl adoas; os@e5c for No. ! in store; .ud
Gle for No. in atore-elosing quiet. Oats dull.
with sales Of new crop 1t 2s@21c in store. nse
1rm 1t &c = bushel in store. Nothing doing in
provislons. Highwines more firmly held. but
jnactive. New Posatoes dull II so@6oc.
, 1859-08-10

. AUkuM =,
FLoc1-pu1i and heavy. At l0Saoc lower fales, 1900
and for fresh Kround extra Il. H. o. e}oing heavy
Kye ,us quiet, n 4E44.6sx.
bu Ut e:a<sl.leaaAc for new Red Southern Lon for
Can.aa Club 3c fur unsouad AttEaukee Club Las for
Northern &c. Barley dull. Corn duu ssles Of
low ind 7s: nouinally for 1axel Western Oats sell
ns II 3Ssoc for Stae, and s'&+c for Wexesn and Cas-
dan.
.WHnkr-Lower; xaI<s so bb!a.
Psovt 1oxsPuEk heavy ad lowers a1+s were 400 brls
at 44 II - Mess Is Is for thin Mes Is fur prime
Mesk 1.l7o fur Cess 10 1olo 75 for Prime. Dcrf
dull at The decline; sa]ea Of - Irts at GG6.3 Prime
Aess Sail fur retsacted Chicago l3@3s0 for c1tras
Bet Hams quet 1aals b,con du'. Cut Meats dun At
Sl6x for Shoulders. B84A for Hams. Lard, l0S11ok.
quiet ut 49,
e. 81, 4 i 5sH. Pac Nall - ICssa, 1CG, G CkK I
e,
, 1859-08-10

IRON AND NAILS Shipments hst week, ss,o9l ns.
The following the current quotations: Ear Iron. SKA
sHe pet Cast Steel 1661sc; Flow Stee.G7Hc; Spring
Suei 727xc: Sheet 1ron, 4494K; Naas assorted, :Hc
CIT Spikes, s46..
LEATuEE-stradY and nsrn nj the following quota-
ttons: Oak Sole Sc =; Spanish middle ~eighA 10
&c b; Birdie Leatbe. 3:5c Collar LatheE, Afo9:
1. doz IIasness Leather :39%F =; Hea1oek ZIP on0
&c n; Hemlock CALI .:sasse =: French Klp. eoal0oF
.; French tak ,0o@1. n; Fenale Cali tse8As doz-
uetnloek Cpses At a1t943 = dox- Oak Upper Leashcr
43sG4s = doz-
LIQUORS Spirits SC; Pike's Magnolia Whisky.
Sc; Falans Imperial" do e51c Falsan'a "Aayaow.
ar.~ do. :3kc; Smiths Ohio d. :1Hc; "0ard, pupuy~
t,rs1dy. Is 1o27lo: A. seEnette do. tts:a2oo. Gn-
"Grape Leaf" u %; "CloSer Lcak" *l.so; "orange
Tnse," s1c. JANA1cA Eru-4th pEoef s1.eo2:.0o; St.
Crol1 Hum Sd dtroof. a4&Sce.
LINE AND DrLAsTEH-l4ne In bbls. el4l.e5 Line In
bulk, 75@tl: stueco. COMMON, s31aa3s; Extra d. 1t
t.eAss+9: Land paster aijooel-sex; Plaaezns Hals.
,a3+oc; Eatar Lime sleo3i,5o.
LEAD AND SHoT-KeceEpts last week, lsas4s ID;
<hpmrns s. Go lbs The clossnk quotations a1e:ar
Lad Tke; ne Lead 6k27e; Sheet Lead and Pipe s&se;
Dop Shot, < y bas Of = Buck Shot, s.1o baE
NAVAL sTOEEs-Ressn, common 10 prime, q 9sAo;
Pitch. a4:a; TAI, 4a4.5o;H Il n. oakum, sH8+xe.
PROVISIONS AND LARD-The receipts hut week
wsr 20 ibis Fork; 1a195 Tbs Cut Meats shirmcnts II
bills ef lto Ibis pork. st67 It's Cut Mea,a There has
ben vc1y title In provisions during the past
we'll l)ne nj our ct,v psctrr. Ia. commenced ,srt,op
hf hsv,,p rrcrvca m be,d of f.. Tcr.n r,tt,. .rs
!, It.,,r .r M nj IN o ,oaurt, cve Recon to-
oh,rI, ,hc,r1, eood c,l,,,ae MEX .,1e ~ On
b,. r,,,- nocked VI, made u.inr ,he vrek At a...
~ N..-.-xon. og...,v n.c.r-1n c,u, te,,na =,
s7sc for nhou ders at depot and @7Hel in aore; HANK
SK Joe far 1ain, and 0k Gllc for fancy. LAKD-Som
MI, IT l4X9l!c
TxsT..T,,re porn,,.. lat ,ro,- 10 u. II, .h,,r.,,
,1.hn Tbe tI,, n,,c.x ,rh.h -,,,, v.ot ,~ tnaucd
htr ,h,n,n.r, - +s,, ,,t f,o, g ou snth.,,, I'M
n,t .u, a.o foa ueb3-, apd Ind n, mi the .rkct
.,m. rtt s,c,,nr- re~ our ,,+ ,r..t,v r-r,cxp ,m+
ar ,ir .o.., 7n.n.v w.,r NJ . ,anrc of soSsoc
po11r1py 4xn aaNr.r,v. chfcl.n. /, ,o.a d..
r,nd II 4. on = dn,rn urkrr. r,thrr DIM II fGsc n
Thr,+ b,, ,en rood demand for r,,,,- fhcten. At at
ao, ,,, ~. .r,,,,,., Ia. ~ =, ,d,, -
r,-rr ,,-,rsn. ,,.,.