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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-30


The record mike 10 are deeply panied 10 - and
to say is rather Of rout than OF battle, beyond the
Bull Run bstteres-and the record d the most paiafu
have had to make In long lie Of editorial
experience. The loss Of life must be deporabls, - veil
a. tie los Of war matsral-and when w rscsivs The
friends. The public aoon, However, new 20 great
that private grief 10 oil absorbed In the great calamity
The Con 70 Richmond" noussnss We have BEEN having
from campaign editors 10 the skyhgh attics and closets
In New York has doubtless stimulated the President and
his Cabinet never % deaf they ought 70 Be 70 thsr
own party Journalism, to urge ssera Scott TO march
before he ready. His plsa Of marching in q ssm.
mon onset tbs three Generals, AoCsan Patterson aud
Mcdowell has failed from the haste In which Mcdowell
hu been dtivsa to the attack BY "Publo Opinion
nsds In New Ysrt city By Republican Journalism and
these opssatsd upon the Government at WashnItss.
hsDovsIs foros 1t wsuld SEEM has bean put 70 pasis
and hght BY he conviction Of h men that Gen. Jshn-
son was cooperating with General Bssuregard and that
was fight Of one ssanst tso, thetvo having ne pro-
lection Of hidden batteries planted where fonsse ano
La YES could cover them. Hssss nsxperfsncca snd Ia
good degree, sndfilsd volunteer troops vers $3.50
With panic, aud, Ia csnssSasnos Of thsi panic al.
lsry baggage trains, almost everything sen " ha's
been os a bet few infantry wsrs len 70 protect horses
wagons tsamA sf,hs men !. ..n S Over men
les added to hs sendoa ard ihs Slaughter and hssss
he dspiorabls tale We read
Tbis defeat however, vii In NO dsgrss weaken The
Northern country the Northern people but On the
contrary viii arouse than u unparalleled s1srtons, and
ss forth their full strength SIS vsfy true that Il will
highly encourage tbs Southern people ass but the North
has not yet begun 70 send forth IL strength Vhs The
South iSsrained 70 the utmost
lTron the Nss York wsrldl
The DISASTROUS result Of the sstisn wss perhaps lssvi
t.bs-sven though panic had occurred at the CLOSE
from the three causes against which the noblt soIdsy
eau never successfully oppose their daring. Fist The
enemy forces had beea largely moderated and nearly
doubled eus own IN rrEksr second the Of the At
tack rested entirely upon VA and the natar and scan
TIC dsfences Of he rebsli msds their pofton almost
mpregnsble third, many Of our leaders displayed d,
inevitable want Of military tno"lsSge There was hs.Is
CANINE our regiments In strong, suiftmovng eolanna
and hurl them powerfully Against The foe. Nor we're
the generals Of division mora competent y thsr work.
We had no eayslfy V rout our rstrsshng fos. Our
ssdliaJ ~ ~ psaasrsd slsielt h As 1hssasss.-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-30
THE FORWARD MOVEMENT.

Elon he =. Y. Tribune, o. 10
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-14
Secession and Taxation.

1t would be well enongh for some Of our Tennes-
scans, says the GreenVllle Democrat, who have had
such enlarged views and have talked SO Auently
about the taxation Of South Carolina, to read and
examine the following table. The Ashyills IN. C)
Ne,cs, in commenting on the misrepresentation Of
South Carolina, thus remarks:
ga number of the patriotic and virtuous polIti-
clans of this State have for many weeks past been
exercising their gifts" in lying about taxes of South
Carolina, They have represented the people of that
State groaning under load of taxation too ntol-
cradle to be borne-as disconted, moving away,
&C. &c. We have heretofore said that these reports
were abominable falsehoods, manufactured for po-
htical effect, and the statement below, taken from
the Greenvile Patriot and MoiGineeT, sustains oRr
position. What do our people think now Of those
men who have been telling them that the tax ne
groes in South Carolina was S33 Can you put con-
fdence in anything they may tell you hereafterf
Examine this tax Inst. Take the item of Land.
On 100 first quality land District tar 81 cents
State tax 81 56-total tax, 81 A.. The land in
this State would pay tax Of at least slO.'
The TAX BILL-The following ia . summary Of
the various items and proportions Of taxation pro
vided for BY the bill to raise supplies for the State
during the year 1S60-6I. In two or three cases
only in proportioning the District tax, we have not
been able to make the exac. fractions those we
have used, however are very near the mark.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-14

me pages OF the Tribune are at last printed from
plates This is the case with all our edi-
On oolls' g1lly' Weekly and Weekly. The pro-
- ~; n;s : tne invention Of Mr.. Charles Craske
peculiar one differing greatly from
oTuinary stereesyping The moids from which the
plates are east ars made not with plaster as IL n
sually the case but are of papier-macbe. An !, an
ure pags Is eas IN one plate, in which respect the
great daily news papers of London vvbar. oso ..S
umn IS stereotyp ped separately Our-platez ee a.
cast in cylinder form, to suit Hoes -.ss
ses, which is another important variation from -;
nary stereotyPing.
The page to be stereotyped being prepsrad a;
covered with sheet of peculiar kind Of sen ~
per- in fact but little more tenacious than paper min
This sheet is delicatey but firmly beaten with :
hair brush, to mdent the type thoroughly into the
paper. While yet wet and soft, other similar sheets
are laid upon it, and the indentatien with the brush
is repeated. This process Is continued until the
layers Of this paper are sufficient to make strong
cardboard upon the page, thoroughly compacted to-
gether and indented to proper depth with the type
of the page. Passed over steam-table, this inden-
ted cardboard is rapidly dried. Taken out, il Is
last process, which is the reception of hot fluid type
metal, poured into the Indentations made by every
letter, word, sentence and paragraph of the page.
mhat Is gained by the new process in New York
Journalism Not to.consider our enormous Weekly
and Semi Weekley circulation, the printing of some
= W ~teo Doey Aft0ts0 AZ b6AhlAiS bPCSO
IN the small hours Of the morning, when our read
ers are sound asleep, is destructive wear and tear
upon even copperfaced type. Millions of superb
clal inches OF paper are rapidly ground over the
letters, and do much more than polish them as our
ype,founder's bills exclusively show. To Mr..
Oraskes process Of stereotyping we are indebted
for an economy that enables us not olv To save the
wear and tear hitherto inseparable from the me-
cnanlcal action of the modern power-press, but
also to present our sheet daily and weekly printed
~ fvno nd
to the eye Of the reader throughout the
year as 1t formerly was for the few days only until
the freshness and disnctness Of the types had been
worn away.
Besides all this, we are now able to mail our |
Weekly to many of our subscribers twelve hours |
earlier than was possible when it was printed from
movable letters.
Previous to Mr.. Craske's invention, stereotype |
plates can never exceed the quarto size: all larger
han that requiring to be cast in two more pieces
Ind then soldered together. They can now be cast
o the largest newspaper form.-Nep York Tribune |
AprH 10.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-14
The Generous Gamester-A Fersuue wa.
gered against n Fiawer.

~ eAek"ns GameSser-A EoreuUe Wa
gered against = Fiewer.
The Independence Beige relates the following story
of dissipated gambler, young man, who, at the
watering place had lost on cards all his fortune,
about 100000 francs. Everything had been staked
park, chateau, town house, country house-there
only remained to the poor fellow oransery, BY nc
means large or pretentious in appearance. Inc
wlnner-for enc man alone had prohted BY ms IL
luck-was an Englishmsn, phlegmatical and stoicAi
IN appearance, who waa astOnished at seeing him
reserve q small piece Of ground with fe" uees
upon it;
What will Won do with that :" he asked. "Let
"Neyeri That orangery IS asOssvenir of my child
hood; it was there my mother passed me uAy VIII
me- would die there and woalu .a e s..Le On tba
would rather blow out my brains tnan stake on Ine
cards one fsower from one Of those orange treesD
.Tt is however, flower I am going to demand Of
Won as a staken said the Engiishman, smiling.
| "Since you have nothing more, VIII play WIN you
for a simple flower, if you consent.
80 aBnt Why do you care for simple flower, should
sWsII have q little sentiment which l will sac
ri6ce to yeu. Here Is an autograph viii place in
the hands of a third party -,
6lial affection he saw no proclamation In Offering a
flower TO the tickle goddess Fortune, who used
him SO shamefully just as they were beginning to
play, the Engishman said to the young French
man:
"You swear on your honor to accept my stake,
however ridiculous itmay seemito you?"
II do. for have confidence in YOU my lord.v
Cards were brought, and the game commenced,
and the yonng Frenchman soon gained the myste-
rious autograph. He received with some emotion
the stake agreed upon which increased when he
found il was donation in regular form Of the seo
600 francs he had lost His face was covered With
blush Of shame; he protested and refused.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-14
A Good Farm for Sale.

VTTE offer for le the place which Coleman has lived
Wv since 1885, and kEoER the Rogers land, lying
Yellow Greek Dickson county Tenn partly the stage rosd
within mile o. Wilamsv. and three miles Of the Nash
Vile and Northwestern Raroad healthy, pleasant and beau
tul Of Tennessee. Said land contains about hundred
and ninety aeseghty cleared, and about fy
good land to clear isn good state Of cultivation with
Portable dwelling houses out ho1ses Also, good
orchards, and several neversng springs Of excellent water
well mbersd and certainly be made Of the most des
rabs farms in this section Of country We promise
bargain this lan and will sell for cash, time with inter
est For further information call James McNsy, who
lives said place. the undersigned Fowler Landing,
Tennessee river. BYRN BROTHER.
Union and Amsrican copy, and charge ZdGoedte.
sep29-Q
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NUMBER l3.

Il have your word Of HONOR said the Enzliak-
man. ~Ine game was N earnest; had WonI should
have taken the orange fowerD
"But simple flower against s fortuper,
You seem 70 think more Of your oranzery than Of
your 100000 francs. The stakes were eou<l1
After consultation Of two days, jury Of hon
or declared that the Frenchman. should sccspt ths
money, which he did on condition that he Faoai.A
man should remain his best friend
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-14

SAD AFFAR-lt is with infinite regret that we re-
ceive the sorrowful tdings of the death by drown
ing, OF our much beloved friend Samuel j. Stone.
We learn that while fishing at Huey's Mill he By
some accident fell into the water and in the absence
of aid, was drowned. No young man in Muary was
more esteemed by all who knew him, and none was
more deserving of esteem. His bereaved relatives
have the cordial sympathy of host of attached
friends.-Cofm1bio Herald, April l3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-14
Scientific DiscoVery---E.ectric
Water.

veil known % the profession that Elestrisly he sl
u motor Of life Every remedy which really dssAs
does 90 because OF i electrical adapsaoa the ssnls sf
Invalid By the Of such remedies and lLssxaz
NATER, IN Whieh patients bathed
Aass BENG attended sy aLsdy-I curing all kinda q cd
ana obstinate complaints which have resisted All sther
Of cure; @ConsumPVes receive s' bat IN zach sa.ss
Were Patsnts are TOO ne, sst thsn 81 As
1romto h0epttd laGat0as which brsathsa liza
diseased Lang, right q tAe disease 5snS o
ssaRs ior pSnPhlee Other patients Who Anast -
me - EALiss HAIxEs eaas b. sending afse-sr arpsnx
and full description Of symptoms sacnss sssf = .
(send Tor eeulAr The Elce Waters Exras iasral
sabstancea taken - eens siherxss Gbssrbe. Tks
pere1ce Of over twenty ne treatment of nnr thsna
and ehrsnie aad WonAns diseases av
be regarded - . rssso1abe EaAzAates Of yusssss.
~ Rooms and Boarding Furnfshea %
Patients. u
PHYSICIANS who nay wish avail hemsslyss Il fs ~
ss6ls disoysy In k1ece Baths nvsed sa a AZ ss
a. Ne i4e, soath sunmer street.
Hours fron n % 3P u. every day s1spt As nshssn.
Address DR. WoMRAE1H.
nArzol-d&tHy Hashxilis, 7uaa-
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RrHEwABLn AT PLEASURE,

RECEIVABLE AT PLEASURE.
One Square, yesr. s3o-Each additional Square, SO.
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, VIII be charged for the excess.
II THE WEEKLY.
oz DorLAE per Square for the % and Frr ors for each
subssqnsrs insertion.
Advertisements published in both the Daily and Weekly, vii
be charged the full daily rates with onehaf the weekly
added.
fRSsr1ioa,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-14

Mr.. Lincoln has appointed thirty e1dorsers Of the
Infamous Helper book to important offices. How
eonciliatory his policy?-4empkis appeal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-14

We have heard of one individual who has declared
that he would shoulder his musket and assist lin
coin to whip the Confederate States into submission.
Jackson West Isrnesseqn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-14
THE STAR GALLERYI
DaguerreOtypes, Am6rOtypes.
MELAINOTYPES,

SPBEREOTKPES AND PHOTOGRAP PIHS.
No ~ Union Street next door Wesssr Thompson'1
II. Il. SALTZMAN,
(LATR OPERATOR HUGHES
TAVING fitted mp shove, exclusively for that
branch ct business prepared receive ladies and
gentlemen Of Nashville and make fac Sss OF faces
he highest style Of the Art No has been spared either
furnishing his apartments procuring the latest most
improved apparatus Sd materials and the subscriber confident
nitves al who want pictures te give him call
tisfactIon in every
Il RntraDce next door CTest) to Vessel q Thompson.
nj 7. 2, sALTZMAN.
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HUNTsV VILE TEL,

HUNTSVILLE, ALA.
YNNHIs open the accommodation Of Public.
The all large, we'll ventilated and furnished In
the best style with and beautiful furniture and carpets
The Public Rooms and Halls are lighted By Cas-
The Ladies ind Gestemans PsrloF furnished In plen.
did and luxurious style, comfortable and inviting.
THE TABLE
shall at all tines supplied with everything gsod home and
foreign market afford, and having in employ good and
experienced cooks and table servants everything shall b pre-
pared and ed In the best manner.
THE RAH
furnished with old and excellent Liquors and Wines
prisng all the most popular brands both native and foreign
growth CONNECTED with this house Il splendid
BILLIARD SALOON9
containing three ne tables, aofdng pleasant snd healthy
recreation for q leisure hour.
Everything my power shall done make the gusss Il
the House comfortable.
seblS-dlm JOHN ?. LEE, espsEsztsndsat.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-14
DIR. mcLEAN,s UNIVERSAL PILLS,

For Liver Complaints BiliOusness Head.
ache, DC.
TUyHERR has never CATHARTIC medicine offered to
the public that has given such entire satisfaction Nc
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable, they perfectly innocent and
the tender infant yet prompt and powerful in
removing all Bilious secretions Acid Impure Feted Matter
from Stomach In fact they the only Pills that should
Be used in mslsrious destriets.
produce Gripping Sickness Pain in the Stomach
though active aud searching in their operation,
promoting healthy ofthe Liver and Kidneys Who
BousnesI, Headache and Foul Stomach, when
cheap remedy he obtaned Keep them constantly
single taken hours, days,
and Sickness Ask for Dr. j. H. McLesns Unyer
Pills Take other Being coated they tsteess Price
only cents box and be by mail to part Of
the United States.
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine streets, st. Louis, No.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-14

Hawthorn" for Lease to q Coed
Tenant.
Desire to piac late residence miles Of the Psb
lie Square in The hands good Tenant Of
upon very easy Ths premises contain about %
superior SOIL half culvaicn the balances
blue grass The house. with porehes, excslsnt cellar
eryants houses sable ze ks all and eonfortahl
To the Gardener he Dairyman, Gentleman, seeking
quiet retired get family,
o. the plase for rent in the vicinity sf Nssh
Vile offers Superior attractions.
To the right will make the terms acceptable.
He. AK. Cherry iteet EUaENE UNDERWOOD
decI3-t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-14
pRJ.B B. mcLEAN,S VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
mENT.
The best External in the World for Man or

YyHoUsANDs # human beings have been saved life Of de-
creptude Misery hy the Of this ipvAluabs Lini
ment Ii will relieve PAIN almost nstsnEneeusly, and
" cleanse heal the foules S0RE in incredible
short time McLEANs VOLCANIC OIL LINIMBNT will
Usvs nveterat Of rheumatism, oou Neu
rsea For Paralysis Co trsced Muscles, stiffness Weak
neS IN Joints, Muscl Lgsmen IL will fail.
applications will SIre Throat, Headache Barache,
Yor Burns Scalds Pain is Infable kemedy
Try e. and you will End ind pensibe remedy Keep
always on hand.
PLANTERS FARMERS, having charge Of koses,
win save by &cLeans Volcanic Oil Lniment II
"a speedy and inallble fer Calls, spans, Chsfes,
Swelling LAmene sweeny, Sores, Wounds Scratches
external disease. Try It, and you will be convinced.
Dr. ]. Y. Mel EAN, Sole Proprietor,
Saint Louis, Mo-
Tor PrOpreOrs prices by Berry Demovils AndG
VI, Heudershott mar-9d-tW&Wly
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DAN RICE'S

Great Show
Now on its return tour from the ACADEMY toF
MUSIC, NEW 0RLEAR
Will exhibit positively for -Four Days Nashville NON.
DAY YTUEsDAY,WEDNEsDAY TU and THURSDAY, April 18th,
10th, l7ih, and 18th.
PERFORMANCES AFTERNOON AED NIGHT.
Admission Adm Cents.
Children AID 25 Gents.
DAN RICE
NAGER AND MoRIsT,
has greatly Modified AddtiOntaed, and improved the
GREAT SNOW,
And prepared to ggs entire Series Of SPEC7A.
GLES and FEATURES, By NEW Ah7LS7S and NEW
R0RSKS, together SoftA a
RETENTION OF THE OLD FAvORITEs.
similar plan successfully observed by him for twelve
consecutive weeks in the Crescent City.
First time this city of the Oriental Historical and Actual
representation OF
WARDS MISSION TO CHINAI
Or American Minister Pekn; introducing the Games
and Festivities Of the Celestial People, the MANDABINs
COURT, and ROY AL RECEPTION together with the famed
PROCESSION q MARCH OF LANTERNS.
HONS. ALEXANDER ZGNFRETrE, the Creole BIOndin,
on the CcTde 7eaduS.
The Performing bear GAREBALDT I, the zoooo;c, and
HOnOlOgicai comedy of
BEAR AND SENTINEL
FRANK z. RossToE the Champion HOrsernan andLds Of
the South in Equestrian splendors.
Re-engsgenent Of
ELLA YARA,
M The 9TS,R Of The RG yho will Rss in her ,UP5S ACT
leading the GORGEOUS OAVALoADR,
SYLIA THE ANIMATED WREATH
Or the Living Panorama of Flowers and
beauty.
The Female RAreg M JAoOB sHowLEs, viii perform the
American Cruiser.
d U N e A G. e.
All the Animals, including the
RhInOceres, Kangaroo, ,GOat, Monkeys and
PONIES, RXcKLsIoR, Jr,
and the COMO MULES, will be brought forward.
THE ANCIENT AND MODERN GYMNAsIA,
BY 47 Performers,
Introducing the fanIus LEAP POR LIFR
d A N RICE
WIN personally superntsna and every performances.
apl4-u K. s. DINGEsB, Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-14
DIVIDEND.

FVVHB Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Compou
ii this day declared seniannuAl dividend Of six dell
per share, payable to the stockholders on demand.
apl3-lw Secret
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TEN LINEs Oh LEss CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
II aR DAILY
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BROADWAY HOUSE

Nashville, TeuueSSee'
TVNHIs Hotel Is si,csted on Broad street. near the NSshVe
and Decatur Railroad depot convenient Slso " sn0
Steamboat landing, conducteo ~ W. ~. . ~
A OF Giles couny where be will he best endeavors "
make the house the Traveller ana the DOAIueh'
prices TO suit the times Come and try III lie Nll
ks meals 10 make surg Connection any Of the %
Trains leaving the city
feb22-itWGwtr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-14
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.

PIANO TUNING AND REPAlRInG.
~ W. KIBBEE viii heucsfcrth make Nashville his perma
". nent resi- ence, and will tune PiaDOss Organss
sRd We SdeOuS by The siDge timing,
een since be spend least week IN every
month In the city and vicinity lie will visit regularly tne
townsin hidd e Westann Tennessee and North Aanana
aississipp Orders Co.'s Music store,o
Reeds Piano Rooms, Ch1rca osnmrncatons bJ
nal will be promptly attended 10. prlI Sitw&W,h
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-04-14
Gbs 9asbhiIIe Onion anS 9meritau
Rates OF Advertising.

Daily IS; Trl-weekly s5; weekly Sc.
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AUR STOCK OF sEAsoNABLE GOODS NeW BEfNa
daily reeeVsd and opened viii be very sonplsts svy
, 1861-04-02
MARKETS BT TELEe3RAFH,

NEW 9oRK ApEn 1.@FLoor3Ra5Has 1.to3a adTaneea
port and home consumption. Shippers generally
trade are Unwilling . purchase more thap fi sah-
Il sea. T. sss p1esspE 4ae. Tap5s ss
super western a.. 5.40@6-6 6-65 for common ID medium
extra round hoop Ohio; $5.6035s7 fol trade
sr5at 5seaS t caaed.oaeiate busieess is ona
shade better. Sales Of $50 btis at s545@5 z7 for
coMmon 70 good sxnai y @@7.0 for choice to
i.yets ! fis SGsr 4 z cS4p =
sales af 80 blls st $3.50 .tos Jersey; sal5@ss
-: asasKx-In gss good request. Sales 2eoo hrls at
1s&1aa ssaseakh =. ~ aase III With
unodsrate. exnorf demand. Private Accounts per
Africs ~ nyorahle, Sales. 1900 bnse unseana q q
"a spr.9K q & q y a-a 1te a1s1aess " L 4iae
@a &c.: sS1 ~ s = Hsns 8 e fpriag S
a1absr Iovnx tt6@i ii; ,1s,eoo winter rccd ID w..
.efa at&l s441.ss; f6e Later prce for choice Sel
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9IfS Bye qaiet At a5@asMc. M BsTIev M duH a al M *
8c- Barley malt selling alowly, It ssB9oc. Corn
and home consumption. Sales, u, 900 bush 1t $S@
bac for old mixed WESTERN IN store 70c del HSR
8* tor naw do; 63e18+t for new. yellew Jersey
Sss -; 7s@71efo1 pins I'D ehoies 10 4 d. saa 5sta
aHA-$zid1nR q e* at sa@34e for western and
Csnsdh eaA313s {of 44ta.
,as Rstt s II ysth on1y
~ 1ex mess; s9e1sz5 1oF prime Tota stosE
2Q4 l*as 3sPs tine Tit yeaz s. ssB brls: Heat
|eoans1T psa9s 89;75@s.as ioF country mess, N Is
@Io iof Tep4tked mess; $10@U for e2tEa
Meas. Total stock af psy sp4 Old, s5, III pkgn;