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& Me Terms VIII be.
The Responsibility for Gen. Banks Defeat.

An seeking for some shoulders upon which to
charge the responsibility for the recent repuse of
Gen. Banks, few considerations should be- kept
in mind;
/. Gea Banks has never had large force.
yona before Gen Shields was ordered to support
Gen. Mcdowell, Banks available force in front
could not have been more than l6, 600 men, if
1t vas So large.
2. This is only repetition, except in its re-
suits, OF The same military policy which ordered
Banks 10 MANASSAS when Mcclellan Was in COM
mand oI til entire army OF the Potomac. and
which then bruugh ut ou the battle of Wincbes
Ger. Our troops were then saved from IL delea+
because The rebels made ,heir attack too soon.
and before Gen. Shields Was 20 much weakened
LIS TO he unable to fight d successful o4ttle.
D. The necessity OF rronlovclng Gen. Mellow
eli HAS, 0! course, alsen from the Withdrawing
OF Franklin . division from han, ;yanserriDy il
TO the army 0. the Peninsula.
+. Inc rcoels could have IS easily made an
attack Oh Mcdowell! is On Banks, and 1t doesn' /
yet appear that such was not their original plan
and that an apprehension OF such an attack led
20 The movement OF Gen Shields or that there
is not reason to expect such an event now.
We are 10: charging that, considering the
Whole field OF operations, these movements of
troops have not been The wlsest that could have
oeen made. We are blaming nobody. We
commend the above suggestions, however, to the
a'tcntion particularly Of those who have found
III this repulse Of Banks fresh stimulants for
their attacks upon the man who has made this
disposition Of our forces, the COMMANDMENTS
CAIet, President Lincoln.
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BOSTON MARKET, May "2'

Flour.-Western, $4,25 to 6,25. .ou
Pork.-prime, $1,000 to 100, Ness sl''VV'o
Beef, 81, 80 to 1850, Lard, 81 to9' HAMS ,,,..
Butter 10 to II. Cheese, to 8. Eggs 10 to H. f''
As to 55. Dried Apple to :. 1910
Wool. Saxony fleece, Is to SO American fu''
~ Hafbiood 43 to "A; Common Al TO +'' - psN.
Corn - o. to 81. Oats, 8, to IL. kye % " o.
grass Seed 100. Clover. 9! II per To- hop'
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HEAvEN.- 10 recent sermon, Rev. Henry

HEAVEN In recent S. rmoD, Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher says:
When was ID boy thought of heaven as
IA great shining city with vast walls, and
domes, and spires. ard with nobody in it ex-
ccpt white tenuous angels, who were stran-
gers 10 me. BY and by my little brother
died, and | thought of great city with walls,
and lomes and spires, and flock Of cold,
unknown angels, and one little fellow that !,
was acquainted with. He was the only one
knew in heaven at that time. Then an
other brother died, and there were two that
| knew. Then my acquaintances began to
die, and the little crowd continually grew.
But it was not Till had sent one Of nv little
chlIdren to his grandparcnt-God-t that
began to think had got Il title in myself.
second went, Il third went, a fourth went,
aud by that time | had so many acquainan-
ccs In heaven, that | did not see any more
walls, and domcs and spires. [ began to
think of the residents Of the celestial city.
And now there have SO many of my acquain-
tances gone there, that it sometimes seems to
me that | know more that are in heaven than
| do that are on earth.
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The confscation bill, reported by the select
committee Of the House, through its Chairman,
Mr.. Elliott, passed that body Monday, after be-
ing amended on motion Of Roscoe Conkling, by a
vote OF 80 against g.
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Aa3N TELEGRAPH
70 THE FREEMAN
7 O'CLOCK A. M.

New YORK, May %. Aspecial dispatch from
Washington states that d balloon reconnaissance
from Gen. McClellan's headquarters on Satur-
day disclosed the fact that the rebels were
evacnating Richmond.
a Washington dispatch says it is supposed
that the new troops coming here will be put III
to the forts about the city, while the disciplined
troops are distributed as emergencies require.
1t is rumored that Gen. Halcck has taken
Corlnth and 10000 prisoners-probably rrema-
tnre. The rumor here that Mcdowell was de-
ieated is untrue.
opecia dispatches from Washington, state
that 1t is ru,noied that jackson Is retrCating
more rapidly than he advanced.
BALTIMORE, May %. The proprictors of the
News sheet have reopened their office and dis
played the flag.
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TPE President GOING TO RIcHMoND'-A
Washington dispatch says tie President hr
gone down the Potomac, and it is rdmOred In''
he intends to be present at the capture "
Richmond.
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The Government has taken military possession
of all the railroads in the United States, and
troops and munitions Of war are to be trans
ported over the roads to the exclusion, if neces-
sary, of all other business
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GEO. S. DENIsoN, ESQ.,, of San Antonio,
Texas, who has recently been appointed special
agent and collector of the Treasury Department
at New Orleans, was formerly from Royalton.
this State, and is brother of Hon. Dudley C..
Denison, of that town. He will make an ex-
ce lent officer.
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4 DAILY FREEIn.AfT

" Ill be published 4. this Office untl further
notice 1--WE editions will be issued, one to he
ready Tor die mail West, and de stages that
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, tbs other in
jhe morning liz season fox the morning mails
Each edition will contain the latest Geographic
nfws 10 the tine Of going to press
Ehe Terms VIII be,
800 per year, OF leo or three months, to
mail subscribers and those 'uking the paper from
the Office
5000 Ger year, or 81 ,25 for three months, to
village snbscrbers-paper delivered at their
..ouses or places of bu>.nes,.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Orders are solicited. T.. W. WILLARD.
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SPECIAL Dispatch 10 the Journal

WASHINGTON, May %. The day has passed
quietly, and business has been transacted as
usual at the departments. No militia has been
called out, and there has been no signs for ap-
prehcnsion. The news from Gen. Banks and
from the other commanders in Virginia indicate
speedy restoration of Union authority in the
district surprised by Jackson. With the ex-
ceptIon of the arrangement OF passenger travel
On the railroads, and kilograms from Northern
cities, there is not the slightest indication of
fear or trouble. Washington is as safe from
INVASION as Boston is
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g>sGG;'E!.ENn. VT.
TU ESDAN, MAY 81 1862

AATiNU CHOSEN Or CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
ND WITH IURE MOTIVES, LEI IS RENEW OUR
NRUGT N GOD AND GO FORWARD WITHOUT FEA R
md WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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WASHINGTON, May 26. The following was
received at the War Department at IL O'Clock
p. NJ.
WmMAMspoRr, May 90 P. NJ.
To The President:
have the honor to report the safe arrival OF
my command at this place last evening at 10
clock. and the passage of the 9Th corps across
the river to-day with compare lively little loss
he loss OF men, in killed, wounded and
missing, IN the different combat in which nv
command has participated since the march from
otrasburg, ON the the morning OF the 24th,
am unable now to report, but have great sat
lsactlon In being able to represent that, al
though serious, it is much less than might have
been anticipated, considering the very great dis
parity OF the forces engaged, and the long ma
tured plans OF the enemy, which arrived at moth
ing less than the capture of our force A de-
| tailed statement will be forwarded as soon as
possible.
My command encountered the enemy in con-
slant succession OF attacks and in we'll contested
engagements at Strasburg. Middleton, Newton,
at point also between these places at Win
chester.
lhe force of the enemy was estimated at
from 10000 to ~, 900 men, with very strong
artillery and cavalry supports. My own force
consisted or two brigades. less than 1000 strong,
all told, 10 Parrott guns and smooth bores
The substantial preservation of the entire sup
ply 'rain Is u source of great satisfaction 1t
numbered about 500 wagons on forced march
OF % miles-35 miles of which were performed
IN one day, subject to constant attack in the
front and rear and thanked according to its DO
sl'ion, by the enemy in full force. The trains
OF transfers and the mischances Of river pass
age OF more than 800 yards, with slender prepa-
ration Tor ford and Terry, lost not many more
IMAM oo wagons. full statement Vi tnls loss
VIII ne forwarded forthwith. Very great COM
'nehdstio" Is due to Capt 5. V. Hallabird, As
ss.tht Quartrrinastor, and Captain e. g. Beck.
with Tor the safety of the trains.
Onr troops are IN good spirits and occunv
both sides Of the river. ~
(Signcd) N p. BANKS, Mai. Gen.
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CoLoRED SoLDrERs.-Thele are said to be 1000
colored mcn now enrolled ia the city of New
York 'yr service in the war.
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DODGE is COMING Our readers viii Mush
to learn that Dodge the Comjc-OsSiaA g.
who comes the comic Dodge. is cvlnin,.
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REED BAscoN OF Millon has been appontelr
crulting officer for the 9th Regiment IN Chit.N.
den County.
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road at three points betwao, II
i1ouss and the Chickaho,niny. nTs a%e Cow
interest has transpired. No'hIng eI,a
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Set Right.

-Ae nome management of the JVatchman, in
IT'S treatment Of the questions growing out OF
he relations Of slavery to the Government l.
not entirely satisfactory to the editor and pro-
prietor of that paper at Washington, aS will be
seen by the following letter
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ESarre Academy

TnE SUMNER TERM will begin on sPAULDlNO'
18th. = e3OsS
Barre, April Ia, 1869,
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BALrIMoKE. May e. We i..
was some popular commotjon ~ '|" ~ that then.
Saturday, nghu and SUNDAY 90. :" "dgeFstvwD IN
rebel news payer Office Was des,,o III THIS city
lhent secessionlstS punsl ed ,a.,, ~ and prom,
all parts Of the town. a rep,t ~, se,Stleg ID
port says that AZ our troops rstr s ''oli William,
chester the women fired upon thpn 10 , lron Wn
fron doors and windows, and that ," fTl'aphnl
IN the hospitals were lnost JyotaJI, Vile Sick lei
some Of them wounded J treated al,
All IS now quiet in Baltimore :
.he active movements j" progress j, u j, VIEW
the rebels will stand chance Of BENZ Be "a '1'py1
IN trap. ''is eaU,t
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EMANCIPATION OF SLAVES.

WASHINGTON, May %, 1862.
l observe that on the rumor thai General
Hunter " will be Immediately recalled and his
proclamation ignored the Watchman adds :
- We hope this is true So far as the recall
Is concerned, the Watchman never fell into a
greater crrer. The last thing the President can
do In any contingency would be that; and the
only contingency which would make it consis-
tentls, 1t seems to me, an abandonment of the
emancipation policy, which the President has
i;augurated and Congress approved You can
not ail to see in the light of the President g
proclamation, that my Interpretation of his
emancipation message was entirely correct to
wit, that it was warning to the slave states to
enanclpate voluntarily and with pay, lest
emancipation should eyme without pay. That
policy is now more distinctly avowed by the
President. He expressly declares that he re-
serves to himself the occasion and extent of
using the power to emancipate { and you may
add confiscate,) which belongs to him as com
mander In Chief OF the army. 1t ish warning
that he may assume and exercise the power.
This he must do through his subordnates, lust
like Gen. Hunter and how fit therefore it is,
and what pledge Of fidelity in the work it is,
10 retain Hunter, as Fremont and Phelps have
been retained My guess is that thew ,oiN be
retained j.; and am very sure they ought to be
After this sharp reproof " it remains to be
seen whether " the home editor " does not re.
sign
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(Signcd) N p. BANKS, Mai Gen

WASHINGTON, May 26-ll:3O p. NJ. There
are no adylces at the War Department from
zen halIeck Gen. Mcclellan telegraphs tina,
his T'ops have cut the Virginia Central Rail
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Boston, May p. Che call made by the Pres.
ident upon the militia of Mass. has been pobv
answered, and though many of the CONTAINS
were not notified of the order till 10 o'clock ves.
terday morning, before dark last night mole
than 5000 men had appeared III this city in
answer to the call and assurances received trm
more distant parts of the State show thu, the
number will De largely increased to-day.
The numter Of militia who responded to the
call exceeds by 1900 the number which re.
spondea to the cali of April lSGl-nowith.
standing the fact that SO many have areadv
gone to the war, and the weakened condition d
the militia.
y Maiue regiment passed through here La,
night which looked finely
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" AshlNcToN, May &c Anon. IL,
to " est Poln', appointed by tie pr ,.,5 'h.@
Aamne! pton OF New llalunebiro' 'eS'uent al
Bartlett OF Vermont. "'''' 'N0 Phl
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New YORK, lIay 26. The 9TH regiment CD
Leffer's, lett to-nignt for WASHINGTON with
about 300 men IN the ranks. Thew w..'
attended to the boat by thousands of friepd,an,
their march down Broadway Was uerp,.
ovation. f''''
The 9th regiment also left tonight for WASH
ington. 81
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CAIRO, May %. BY an arrival from t,s
We learn that flag Of truce ..nt do Y,r 'e l'l
cay to exchange prlson.!s.-.,rr ' w.t." '4er.
whom was slgned by Gen. yIIArique ca rn,p' ~
ing 1T For Wright. The 4ip,alancr (' -, 4
Tue iort has 'oen greatly siren staen4. ',' ''.
ne" batteries are TO be constructed mouo i,' "a
guns, several o! heavy calibrq. Tho rnt Z
still ;tt Fulton 'VysS ar
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NASHVILLE, May 26. ThIrty-siz soIdi,
Irom the re0el army at Cor;nth have can. I ~,
and taken the oath OF allegiance. The r '
Marshall has seized all tie printing Offices
Nashville, as forfeited Tor treasoDabIe n,,I;a
tons. fN'''
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LOUISVILLE, May 26. The report Of ah,.
at Corln'n is believed to be false. u ''''
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WASHINGTON, May 26, The following was
received at the War Department at IL O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-02

NAVAL SrOREs-Spiritz TupentIse Ia unsettled q tts
sales OF Nv bon we're made last evening the
cedested high rate OF 81 ossh Rosns are scsrce and hrm
sss; Of Us 6bl.; Csmnon ana sssined siAaS
SIS 30 Y go b. Pitch firm at SN and s, Al a rs n ~
OILS ere IN limited demand bu, the market quito 6ra
for all descriptions.
PROFESSIONALISM Pork market opened more setivs .oS
better under light receipts aud redacrd sock which how
Is still large compared with that year
the demand sbst.d and the market closed quietly !, sbos
tll iS for Mess .sles Of 400 bbis $iI6xII IS for
Mra 10 ia IS for Thin Mess and % asa ~ g 1oS
prime Beef arrives very sDsrngy and with fair inquiry
and decreasing stoch the market fm sses Of s =
3d ia Tor Plain aisss, and "a son l5 for Ezra Beef
Hans dul and prices somewhat nominal Cut Meats srv
ady aud in demand 'ses Of oi hhds aud
3a &c for Hsus and 304ic for Shoulders Lard hmsx
snd in active d-nsnd 's.y for EXPORT Gales Of 100 bb
and 8a9.c. Butter IN gb stock and fin and In
good drmsa l. gc tor State iJnl6c for fair do
140fic for Western Reserve Ohio; and l1l3c for MiddlS
aud southern do Orange County sea- &c aud holder. hsvc
sdve price PC. Cheese IL and want u
usc good choice State and 797sc Tor choice md
extra Ohio.
ocg Oy PORK AND spEy IN PACKisGYARDs xETroRK AND
sKooKLIs. AVG l. lso2
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EOOAs Received.

Olyo Blsle's Good WofA Novel by John Cofdy Jesi.
frcson s,, p. 10. Harper Br0th-i,.
New Manual Il uoinoOpsihic Veterinary Medicine. By "
a. Gun.her Uti. Clapp. Sold AZ Sni.hs Homeopathic
Pharmacy. .
Tie Crisis: II. Rationale. By Thomas J. bizer 2no. pp.
100 Buhlo: Breed. Eutier Co..
The WORKS Of trsnel, bacon Vol Nv. Emo. ?p' DA
Brown Taggnd
The Hnnchbsck OF Sotre Dsgc. BY Victor Hugo. 8vo PIP
205. Dick Fitzgerald. .
Rhetorical Eoie ofthe Empoymsn Of Negroes In the Amen
can Army of the Hevoiution. BY George H. Moore
Bvo pp ~. Charles 4. tvans. 49,. =, u
Tho Compsny Drill ~ }. Monroe. IsGo PIP 10 D. Van
Nostfsnd. - r.,
Ta- Thrice Dolly Tex Bsos iSIo. pP o. American if'c'
eqoiesI.
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The export Of Gold tomorrow promises to be
small and if our shipments of Breadstuffs &c., con-
tinue at the present rate, nothing can prevent re-
turn of the gold recently cent to Europe, unless oar
sesurites come home for sale. This movement has
for the present subsided, and purchases Of Shares
are being made 10 some extent for English account.
Mr.. William White, Receiver Of the Canal Bank
Of Albany, gives notice that certain notes and judg'
nents and oyerdrawn accounts, belonging 70 that
Back will he sold at auction at Albany, q, noon. ."
the I'd Of September.
The receipts and shipments Of produce at Chicago
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,,,,crp-Yesteydsy. Officer

Ass,r1rwe An OrrIcEn.-Yesterdsy, 0i ni.,
Hawey arrested Martin s.yrs. soa Court on charge Of
nr s IN upon hun III. oee' spp.sn
tnat t.s os- .tsse FOX taking improper Liberties With
s, and took his earliest opportunity fs:s%
s .r., The accused wa committed In ae'sN o' %"
hail
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1tle0ltul.
,TISN.--'The cxcruciaf-


A kNL W ciA DOIch OF - w INAiifsD LIN
~ SPECifiC PILL" 'yiii pernanen'iy any Of
Se,rinol eaSHess, it, resIns iazaor nowKysg AG
CEyArPD. aud viii be found equally efficient i hic,iou' n
tAsP,oQt Dcbfe'. and eseases generally Of tne LIHaTy
C/guns.
PROFESSIONAL OPTNIONs.-"I have uicd your SPE-
cuic PM in many Of Speymaoyyh,o md with the
most De,(ert sueeen"-J. MLroS SANDERS. NJ. d. LII d.
Brooiign.
'hisssnesr specific % any medicine can be. have
eued very severe with from Dix 10 TIN Doszs"B
kpiru III. D. I'd Repeytory NJ Med Science, Nee York.
PERSONAL Mr.. Wlnehesie' IS WORTHY or ALL coHFi-
pyscE and devotes himself entAVsaavto these Prepare
tiop."-B M,,eduh Rssss 81 d., Ill. H.. dms,ica. Medi
cal Gazette hcie- York
Il have perennial kHotciedge Of Nh WiScHEsryHs Hon
sTgGETr and assure The Profession and the
public that PlErAnATIoNs cas- M RELIED oS-'d''e'
H. Chiffon. NJ DV CA.mit, Nst- York
The SPECIFIC PILL 10 DO, Homeopathic remedy nor
doc contain Mercury, Iron. Csnhades or any Injurious
tngTsdcn Price: 81 box Dix boxes Uhen o'drea az
onoey for 50 Sen by mail Sold wholesale and tets, py
WlACHESrEE. No. - John-st, NJ y.
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$2s5l4, against So 4O4 for the month Of July last

1854, against go, 4O4 for the month Of July last
year. TIE first mortgage bonds Of the new COM
pany will he delivered 10 the holders OF scrip re-
ceipts, and as fast Us possible, commencing next
Wednesday. At the same time tho company will
pay cash for five months interest on the Terre
aute aud Alton bonds aud for four months interest
on the Belleville and Illnoisiown bonds. The new
oonds Will be the for bosh those old Issues the
aooVe-named difference Of one moths interest,
equaiizing TIE TeIie Haute and Alton and the Belle.
vile and iillnostown first mortgages bouds.
The Official earnings Of the Cleveland and Pitts.
burg Railroad for june foot up si26,5OO, sgains.
$lOl 900 the same mouth last year.
Inc Committee Of tue Board on tho question at
issue between the holders Of Loganspor: bonds and
the Toledo and Wabash Road made a partial report
to-day ooubting the jurisdiction of the Board in the
matter. This report not being generally satisfactory
the Committee promised TO hold the question under
further advise 0ent.
Demand notes are in less demand since the wants
Of the importers are satisfied, but there is pur.
pose to SELL and the market is fairly steady at Il a5i
premium.
The SuL-Treasurer received 500, 900 yesterday
and $4,000 to-day, on temporary deposit at '
cent interest. From Boston a million and half Of
demand notes were received for disbursement here.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearinghouse this
morning were i,2Si $40 50, and the balances
81 S34 SO.
We annex a comparative statement Of The Imports
Of foreign dry goods at the port of NewYork for the
week ending July 81, and since Jan. l.:
Forsae Wei. 1850. 1851, 1852.
Eut. at the port. 3l,tiibl9 e4iBE3 S24JJ3O
Thrown on marAet...... Z,3.i,JU Oo,DJ' <S'Dooo
Since Jan /. -.
Entered At the port 500 1891 s3i5sCs $50 1896
Thrown TaaTket..... 6J.lJibI6 Z,i9.DT ~SiiisiVp
ENTERED YoR ,ossrnyTIoy 49,
n1nuJ Of Pigs Value M1ntu. Of Pkrs tslne
n DOL 80. q I'D HilD 90 .sr ....... go f22l III
28S "a 80 3liAceus'ous 4J8 ll3,loG
SIE........ .o9 sIi,4E -
Total....6322 f2l+obO3
WITHDRAWAL.
ndnrC Of PIP. Value NanN 81 fkIa Sdns
w ooi....... ayl f2iOIi3 Slsr ......s 800 Fs9IV
al eli 1916 MisceLIous tJ0 55Oi9
,ilk...n.... $40 49, AZ -
TotL.....7.015 $73i,o63 !
wLRgHousED
nenJ Of Pigs. vsue Manu- 9 Pkg. Ialas
Voo...-.. $50 t23s so faI........ so $l8t69
rot,on..... sc 24.88i Miscellana. Is o,8I1
,lk.....,.. 81 oZi'f .
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Totsls....322,O $685. I3247 ls32i 1894 0.o%
1orAL OLD NV Clear. 519 l-st month. 5le; tnis
date yo,r eoya Mes lo s, ns month sss this dsss
year 2ooiD Thin Mesa sl ast month 3oli tnis date
yeaf s Prime siss i5o6 lsst month 1890 this dats
las, year r. Flank 1888 month ,ths yes.l3.
Prime II 81 LAST month IS 49, tas date Las, year. II AZ
Rumps 1862 ls, month 40 this dale last year 49, keuss
Mess os2 last month 0o+ this date last year,l VS Refuse
Pru.c ios2 month, 63i this date last year I Other
Refuse 9T last month 52T1; this date last l60l
Uninspected 30 O69. MONTH ~ ts8 hs date last year.
40 Totss-l86 last month 264ii this dsss lass year.
81 $685.