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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03
THE SHEEP MARKET.

Receipts this week. 1l2R. '-.'.'
There is certainly improvement in the sheep mar
ket, though the arrivals trihe larger. We Found
that all the sheep in Sixth street Monday sold out
early hour, at an advance Of full IS cents a head
buyers say SO cents The sales Of Monday, at Brown
ipg's about ], 100 head Tuesday morning l. 100
head in, and these held stiff at the prices o
Monday One buyer called our attention to lot held
at g. which could not estimate at 100 lbs each aud
said he had offered SO rs, and did not think the
Of the drove good as heavy as bought last
Tuesday at 90 so. There Is not much advance upon
lambs upon old sheep, that is per pound though there
may be per head but the average weight is greater The
supply keeps up WE'LL this State now furnishing Its quo
to. -.-
Mutton in Washington Market on Tuesday was report.
ed pound by the carcass and lambs about
cent higher. 1t Is feared by the sheep that the de-
preston in the beef cattle market, which commenced
Tuesday, will affect the price Of mutton that the re-.
port Of next week will be very likely to show decine
We believe the market to day showsi. Lambs at Forty
fourth street this morning not selling 50 we'll as
they did yesterday 10 Ssxh street, and certainly business
did not look lively In the latter street this morning 1t
will be by account Of sales Of sheep and lambs
that the average price per head Is now very near even
the lambs holding the lead This Is because their pelts
are the most valuable,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03
WHOLESALE MARKET.
WEEKLY REVIEW,

WEEKLY REVIEW.
RSeUR-sales a "a 0O94 rs for new red and 81 25
GA % for white; - ket unsettled.
WHEAT-dull at6lt970c. '-a'f
RE-sales tlsc At.
0ISs ~sales duliat ls9lGc.
kn~g0al sales s1no95Oc.
HAY--sa ~ at S5aG.
PoTAToEs sales at 20125c.
BEASs-sales at e7e9$l25. ........ ......A
sALT-rules at 81 so per bbl.
WHITE FrsH-rule at SO 5097 90 per bbl. - .
Sugars, Teas and Coffee advancing. .- .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03
Thirty -seventh Congress--Extra ses-
sion. g..
WASHINGTON, August l. Is

NJ I'D 80 WASHINGTON, August l, 1861.
SENATR.-Mr. Grimes gave notice that he should in
troduce bill declaring unconstitutional the act making
reroceson Of part OF the District Of Columbia to the
state Of Virginia,
Mr.. SALISBURY moved to take up the resolution Of in.
quIy in reference to the sending Of to the State OF
Delaware. He said that Delaware was as loyal as any
State in the Union but persons attempted to make 1t ap
pear that they were disloyal there to. Passed.
Mr.. Wilson introduced bill for making fortiAcatlons
The bill and also prohibits foggng
The biIi to promote the efficiency Of the volunteer
forces Of the United States taken up, and passed.
The bill punish fraud on the part Of officers making
contracts for the Government which returned from
the House with amendments, was taken up. 80 ,. o..
Mr., Wilson moved reconciliation.
After some discussion Mr.. Wilson withdrew his motion,
Mr.. Wilson made report from the committee Of Con.
ference the bill for the better organization Of the army
After some discussion the report was agreed to and the
The bill for the suppression Of insurreconwas taken
up. Ii-
Mr.. Fessenden made report from the committee Of
Conferences on the Loan BILL the report was agreed to-
and the bill stands passed. ;t1 f- ~ bfp (
The consideration Of the Insurection bill was re.
| sumed. t9-a cf'4 t6l ele3 tt.. fNf 20 4
senate adjourned. .-a-si o. s1.cr sg,9 E's
HousE.-0n motion Of Mr.. Cox was resolved by the
Senate and House, that we acknowledge the faithful
vices and loyal devotion OF soldiers who have fought
and fallen defending our nag and IN vindcatng the @
generous people and the army which Is eager for
the contest with unyeldng courage, the imperiahabls
Senate bill to retain the revenue service was taken p
provides that the Secretary Of the Navy may charter
orpuIchase additional vessels Tor the revenue service
Passed. 81 ,s,,....,
the blauthorizng the construction Of twelve small side
4 wheel steamers. Passed r..--f..
The report q The committee q Conference o the res
| m N n0feed q. and
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03

The American Express Company has our
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03

From the Examiner, Norfolk, vs..
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which they
we're made, viz: Cure Of headache in all its forms.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03
BEEF MARKET
aost Of the sales range from 7@sc.
THE CLOSE or THE MARKRT,

Wednesday, July 3l.-The opening this morning is
worse than the close yesterday. Some bulocks taken
out last night will not come In again to day and
mens began to be made early to send others out One
lot Of Are Kentucky Durhams to be sent to the Bos-
ton market In the three fresh droves have
day. and with such small sales all the forenoon that there
is probability that all Can be sod as Wednesday af
ternoon is not usually time for much business and Is
always hard for owners when the market is gued. 1t
is very hard this week. the hardest Of the 1t Is
asserted atbulf cks can be bought to-day at 4l25
head less than ustsuch sold at Monday,
head less than they would have sold at YESTERDAY
ing Some Of the lots that arrived to-day have been
culaly unfortunate. The best will hardly average prices
equal to To- pound for the net weight OF meat Unless
some entirely unexpected demand arises after We close
this report think that some 200 head must remain
over unsold, and that will have depressing effect upon
next week. Really It does appear though we might
drOp one week, and get along very well with the 5000
head in the city this week.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03
Times Dispatch

Who is to Blame for the Hull Hun
Disaster.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03
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Performers.
L. MILLER would call the attention Of Parents and
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Liberal discount to purchasers BY the quantity.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03

From the Democrat, st. Cloud, MINI.
II you are, or have been. troubled with the headache
send for box, (Cephalic Ps) so that you may have
them in case Of an attack.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03

DON NNETsy-R REBD0Ns -RADsyANB
13s1nVoHEe, pew styles jastspsesa ~ .ss.y's
puis ~, ;,s,.M .,u Ss,pvsss hiss ISs s'ss;s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03

From the Gasette, Davenport. Iosa. s.5
Mr.. spaldng would not connect his name win 40 ar
tice he did not kaoao to ossess real merit. ~, L.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03

From the Advertiser, Providence, B. 1.
The Cephalic Pills said to be remarkably effective
remedy for the headache and Of the very best for
that very frequent complaint which has ever been dis
arad
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-03

From the St. Louis Democrat ~.
The immense demand for the article ,Oepballc Pills
Ia rApidv increasing.
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From the Southern Path Finder, New Orleans, La.
Try theml you that are afflicted and sure that
your testimony be added to the already numerous
list that has received benefits that other medicine
produce. 'r o.. ~. N r
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TPA single bottle OF sPALDING's PREPARE
GLUA will save ten times Its cost annually. III
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-11
LATEST NEWS.

II Col. Taylor arrived in Washington
under flag Of truce, from the rebels,
with, it is said, propositions from the
rebels. The Administration refused to
entertain any proposition tina. did not
require an unconditional surrender Of the
rebels. Col Taylor was closely guarded
and conducted back to the camp, '
Reinforcements have been sent to Mar
tinsburs, Va, where big 6yh, must
soon come off unless there is some tall
running.
Propositions for Congress to consider
compromis measures were negatived with
out division. Bills have been introduc
ed to confscate property Of leading seces'
sionists. Congress will attend to no mat
tiers this session except military, financial
aud judicial matters growing out Of the
war.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-11
THE FOURTH AT RED OAK.

We were unable to attend the celebra-
t;~s .. Rvl Oak un3 vu- oniy ,pcaa -o- II
as we hear it from others. There was
great crowd, variously estimated at from
1900 to 1000. Six hundred came in
the procession from Onion Grove. The
exercises are all highly spoken Of, but
time Or space will not permit US to speak
of each or any. The dinner was all that
could be expected with such crowd
We think that it was ascertained tina,
the best way, on such occasions, is to
take tho dinner, pie mic fashion. The
dust was iutolerable and caused suffering
TO man and beast. We are told that
there was a great deficiency of clear wa
ter. We had no reporter present, and
have not been furnished with any of the
taasts, regular OIL. irregular, although VIC
believe some were given.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-11
WASHINGTON, July 5

Cyi Burnside. of L | will command
The two 4, l., the Is, \. H., and the
\ T. 1lst Regiments, With the rank OF
Brisadier General. ell .... ,-r.
1t is understood that all regiments now
in this city will be ordered to Virginia
immediately. Six regiments in all have
left for harrisburg. . ..n.,-
The weather is intensely to:, intcrfer.
ing somewhat with military preparations.
There were thirty four complete regi.
ments Of troops on the other side Of the
Potomac. Thirty one Of them were ready
to march at moments notice.
1t is now proposed to modify the pres.
eut tariff so tina: it shall yield revenue
of one hundred millions annually.
The Cd Rhode Island battery left Wash.
inston to day. Its destination is Sc,
cret.
The Post Master General has estab.
lisbcd daily mail between here and
Nartinsburg.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-11
THE PREsTDEyT-s MESSAGE.

De publish the whole of Presiden,
> LiHcolns message, TO the exclusion of
,sther matter, but We believe all want to
ssrea1 the message whether they get other
news or not. We have not space to say
lnqch about the message. In fact it
don't need to have any thing said to ex,
plain it, There it is, 50 plain that any
oae can understand i.-just what We
would exPec. from straigh. forward
honest man, who means what lie saws
and says what he means.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-11

postponed the time Of holding the con,
ven,ion to the 24th inst. We presume,
the whole thing is understood smons
them AZ. A convention viii be held,
and full ticket nominated smother
convention will Le called as " union
convention, when part Of the Demo,
cratic ticket will be nominated and silly
Republicans will be taken to fill rp. 10
this. way d,ey hope to elect a part OF
their ticket. The same game will prob.
ably be tried 10 this county. We don,
believe it viii win, although it has the
support of at least one professed Repub.
lican who is taJoriny 10 its behalf.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-11
COyVREss,

Congress convened in extraordinary
session on the ith, and Immediately or
gained by electing Grow, Of Pa, Speak,
er, aud Etheridge, of Tenn, Clerk.
A determination is manifested to do
up the work at once, and leave the
speeches till the war is closed The ap-
preparation and other bills necessary to
carry on the war will pass almost unani.
mously We hope to be able to state in
our next, that the most important bill.
have become laws.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-11

ssD~ The 'liarmouious Democracy of
Iowa are in very bad way about their
State Convention. The chairman of their
State committee being absent from the
State, the man next on the list Of com
mittee meB, issued call for State
Convention, for the 10th inst. That call
contained the paragraphs tina. We spoke
about two or three weeks since. Most Of
the Democratic papers acquieseed i'll the
call but some of them repudiated the
charges against the Administration con
tanned in it. Quite recently however,
some of the Democracy, hoping that they
can succeed in picking up a few crumbs
by going in for ''union ticket" which
they could not get otherwise, have repu.
dated the call. Fifty Democrats of Du-
buaue signed protest agains. the call,
while two hundred and fifty, among them
tour Ben. the peoples choice" have
come to the support of the call. The
third man on the committee now steps
in, and claims that he is Of right chair
man pro tenn, and he repudiates the
coil. In the mean time the Demo
scrsts Of several of the counties have
held conventions and selected their del
egatcs. In johnson. county, Lie Grand
Byington, an open sccessi mis-. is one of
the. fdelcgatA, nod in Scott and Jones
,Dustics they passed resolutions which
,ndorsed the whole Of the call for the
The chairman pro tenn. has
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-11
Ohio Troops In Critical Situation.
BucKHANNoS, Va, July s

\ courier arrived from Webster. re-
ports four companies Of the 10Th Ohio
regiment are at Gleayille, aboat forty
miles dissan: 10 the south vest, aud are
besiesed BY picked regiment of Viz
siaians AID l,5e0 militia under o. JeD-
ninss Wise Gel. Tyler 0: the 9Th, has
marched 10 their relief from Weston. and
The lo;h, Gel! Lystle, las just gone FOR
ward 10 their rescue from this place.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-11
REPr RLlC An c al MY CONVENTION

- - ~ <asSszrS-.eas-rs-hs n~-7vsa;rsrs 70;
sSnSr-xg n5E III ne neae ~ sss sog-s Houss in
.r.az as -&t4~ 2sS = A. c4ecs
n = Sas rtg>ss ~ Appointing delegates 10
1A.~ Sssf@ fsrse-r5 or ~ " held " Re. Nas-es
&GfE Els4 N84 Tie asrGa4 X ans of sns srsFrs1
1CTlsD p $50 a II 7s2s 1hry represented
ut A. -srsF &; Y - Er--sE-1Eni fhsf Se.aE men
xrsnrs sre saisss FA fa- .s.rre Tbs r-tznB-r meet
-4ssex 4ss 81 s7f~-st8 81 M gsB- ssE O.
2 = : ENE.a. Ch'z g! C&n. Cenm.
rS--r- .a-r~ = 9sg3
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-11
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

EEf WV AA-S AO-~s
= 2es sfsrs sCtxvESTIoS Of the Republicans Of
sf3nwMtis ssiird 70 assemble BY their delegates at
the city of pes Moines. at 10 o'clock Az. on
WEDNESDAY. JCLy 3lst, 1851. for the nomination
81 effects to he elected at the general election in
= October Of this year. Candidates are are To he
selected for the Offices Of Governor Lieutenant
Governor and one Judge of the Supreme Court.
The Convention will take such other action IS
may, in its opinion contribute to the suecess of
the Republican party. .....,.. g.
~s&S Every organized county VIII be entitled 10 enc
81 delegate t the Conr sntion. and one additions
- delegate for each 200 votes and for any addi
,tional fraction OF 100 or more votes cast at the
2alas GENERAL Election tor Hon. Abrahan Lincoln
as esident bf the United stains 81
- ~ Republican County Central Committees are re
qnested 10 call their conventions to select their
Kadslerates ntthe ratio above stated and for eff
Characterization prepaid tory TO the canvass.
- q, IA II. NJ. HOME.
Wv Chairman state Central Comm.
has SHNUEL F. NLLER. Lee = County.
var JyB. va SAVER, Davis ,+..--" ... ..
p GEo \. HtwLEY, Decatur a
as2 Lgwrs H. SGrrn, Kossuthl
Cd. ". B. FAIRFrELB B, Floyd -
Efs II. c. HENDERSON. Marshal!
~. r. NFFpu AN. Mahaska
8s ". a. WAxkx~ Jackson
!a-t Nh. IL IETEaI1- Ceasr
-. $ J. ", IAEls, Buchanan
- - Ta5eE thts S&A Cedar county Is e1a,le j
rire delegates
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~ camps, Wnere Inc Day0netS were all on
one side of the question voted upon
can scarcely be considered as dcmonstra-
ting the popular sentiment at such an
election. All that large class who are at
once for the Union and against coercion,
would be cocrced to vote against the I'm
ion It even may be affirmed without ex-
travagance that the free institutions We
enjoy have developed the powers and i'm
proved the condition of our whole people
sscvond any example in the world. Of
this we now maze striking ana impress
sive illustration. So large an army IS the
Government has now on foot was never
before known, without soldier 10 it who
has not taken his place there of his own
free choice. But more than this, there
are many single regiments whose mem.
bers, one and another, possess full prac-
teal knowledge Of the arts and sciences
and professions, and whatever else,
whether useful or elegant, is known to
the whole world; and there is scarcely
one from which there could not be selec-
ted President, . Cabinet. . Congress,
and perhaps Court, abundantly compe-
tent to administer the Government. Nor
do say this is not true Of our late
friends-now enemies in this contest;-
but is it not 50 much the better reason
Why the Government which has conferred
such benefits on both them and on US
should not be broken up? Whoever in
any section proposes to abandon such a
Government would do well to consider in
Difference to what principle it is that he
does it; whether the substitute will give
or be intended to give SO much good to
the people. There is some foreshadow
ing on this subject. Our advcrsarics
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-04-06
KnterZoo To,cn Sic.

Block one-Lots 100 1872 I34 1876 138 49,
Rlock two-Lots 127 to 40 inclusive. Block
thrce-Lots I27 to 1872 inclusive; l34 to l39 in
254 256 25s 26U 262 264 266 26S go 272 274
276 27S $50. Block five, lots 254 to 266 inclu-
sive, 270 272 273 275 PIT 278 279 $50. Block
six, lots 12S 100 1872 1874 1876 1873 253 255 PSI
259 261 263 267 269 273 275 279. Block seven,
lots 12a to lao inclusive. Block 8, lots 12S 1923
100 I32 1873 134 1876 1873 l39 140. Block 9, lots
II3 to III inclusive, I19 to l26 inclusive. BIZ
ten, lots I13 to 116 inclusive, l18 l19 l21 l25
126 Block eleven, lots ia lis 100 l22 l24 l26
225 231 233 235 237 239 24I 243 245 PAT 249
25I. Block twelve lots 225 to 233 inclusive, 235
$50 237 240 24l 242 pa 245 PAT to 252 inclu-
sive Block thirteen, lots lib lis 1l9 l2l l23
l25 226 $50 232 236 to 252 inclusive. Blk four
teen, lots I13 lis lI6 121 to l24 inclusive. Blk
fifteen lots ll3 to III inclusive, 100 I22 1913 125
1876. Block sixteen, lots ia lie l16 l22 1874 l26
Block seventeen, lots 100 10S ITO Il2. Block
eighteen lots SO l0l 102 lob log 10T I0S 10
no. Block nineteen lots SO to 102 inclusive
IO4 los log los ITO 1I2. Block 90, lots SO los
to Ill inclusive, 300 2o2 20S 2l6 to 224 inel've.
Block twenty-one, lots 100 I04 ITO 1I2 l97 20I
to 2I5 inclusive, 2I9 223 Block TWENTY-FIVE
Block twenty three, lots 100 102 to I07 inclusive
100 no 3l2. Block twenty-four, lots S5 81 80
to 81 inclusive, 96 81 50. Block twenty five,
lots sc 81 50 81 SO to 9S inclusive. Block 26
lots So so to SO inclusive, no Ill I73 to 1S5
Inclusive, Is9 I91 1885, Block twenty-seven. lots
10 l72 to III inclusive 179 $50 162 IS3 184 lS7
to 1872 inclusive, 194 l95 1876. Block .. lots IS
to 81 inclusive. 172 l76 1T6 l61 IS4 le6 l66 100
1914 1856 Block %, lots s5 to 50 inclusive, 80 to
SO inclusive 95 SO 90. Block 80, lots SIS Sc 6S 50
81 90 "a 95 SO 81 90. Block thirtyone. lots sc to
98 inclusive. Block %, lots ~ to 81 inclusive
Block 30 lots IL to ~ inclusive, 79 to 50 inelu-
sive, 81 Block 81, lots II ~ a. IS 76 75 79 50
81 81 Block IS, lots Il as 76 II 78 T9 so 81 81
s. IA to 156inclgsive. l60 to l65 inclusive Block
&c. lots I4I to 145 inclusive I47 to $50 inclusive
I52 to l56 inclusive 15S l60 to I67 inclusive
Block 81 lots - to los inclusive Block IS. lots
n to so inclusive 81 50 a. Block &c. lots IL to 50
inclusive s. Block 40, lots 81 to 65 inclusive g.
e. 10 Block foryone, lots 50 81 So GA 6S 90 68 40
Block AZ, lots GO to l35 inclusive l39. Block 43,
lots lI3 II4lI6 III Il9 TO I'D inclusive l24to 133
inclusive I35 1873 40 Block A lots 81 to lis in
elusive I'D I24 I26 1913 I32 I36 lbs 40 Block
IS lots 81 to s. inelnsise IS 6667 60 20. Rock 46,
lots 81 So 81 g. to 20 inc Block IL lots IS CD 81 Sc
6S TO- Block a. lots a 46 AZ 50 56. Block 49, lot
50 AZ As 4s 50 50 So 81 IS. Block 50, lot 43 A
81 4S so to SIS inclusive Block fftyone, lot 45 to
IS inclusive 50 81 10 100 inclusive le4 70 liz in
elusive Block 50, lots IS to 102 inclusive, IO4
IO7 100 ITO III. Block So. lot A 10 IS inclusive
81 SO 81 80 Iol les l69 Ill. Block 81, lots - -
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Mechanic street-Lots 7 81 IS AZ 4,
50 81 l0l 143 las lat I49 Isl 1877 III 81 S
"a 30 so 81 Go 100 l04 IO5 ITO IIo III % io9re
IA l52 158 160 164 166 l6s ITO I72 az ~ I2S l
62 So 81 80 80 1923 II I3 50 i6a a. - % s.
l6l IL 81 81. ON u "a l3l
Market street-Lots S. 63 10 liz %.
l4l l43 AS Isl l6l 165 1863 ten 90 % 40 .as l3a
$50 % l34 l36 1873 IA LAG I64 l66 sc 81 i4l9
"a 20 80 80 So l3l % IS 20 81 SO Al &c q i3S 81
l55 167 80 1874 l52 10. % ls
Union stIeet--Lots eleven A 81 g3 90 n.
lib 129 1875 1877 l39 lab l59 I63 l65 I6T ,r oS l1
twelve eighteen 20 40 ~ &c I02 lO4 los ~
I4S I52 liz Al 60 "a 81 IS 81 36 So n o. S ~ S
79 80 132 81 l53 80 25 12l Isl los lS4 * - Ii
Exchange street.-Lots 8 eleven tbirtaaS' 40
teen nineteen al ll3 III I2l 1913 Io7 la ssseVen
l39 l43 l55 l65 l67 II l6 81 Sc 50 90 I01 IIS 81
I26 40 l42 la I54 100 I62 10 l35 CIV 1U Il?
1872 &c 124 SO so 14S 141 70 l22I56. Cd % 4
Cottonwood street.-Lots l IS 81 - IN,
IOI 1O9 one hundred and eleven II3 III i iSi i9
l55 ISL III Is 20 % "a "a 80 IS IS IS On IL, lag
100 I24 I26 I2S I3s I42 ZIG I4S I52 1874 ISS Isa H
I72 100 los 46 II 81 So 73 100 I56 a. iN
Sylvan street Lots Is % % 81 80 "A =
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