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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-12

Europe is in what Is called state of
armed neutrality. aud a terrible expen-
sive condition that is. Across the water,
lively journalists are energetic in abusing
this country, because The Iecessitles Of
the times has made it requisite that we
should have large army-lhe fact being
that the larger the force tie sooner must
expense aud the briefer the suspense
In what condition are the EUROPEAN ma
iions? The 4tmanche de Gothd for 1862.
which publishes Lone but official state
n,eDt>. gives some interesting deiails..
In England, the regular army is 2l3,-
7773 infantry, and 2l903 cavalry. besides
about iorty militia regiments and 100000
volunteers 424 ,6777 soldiers of all
classes, Her navy consists of S93 steam
and sailing vessels. carrying lG,4ll guns
The crews number S., 200 men, including
Is 600 and 5 $50 coast guard men. This
military and naval force, it must be re
membered. is on the peace establishment
Tn time of war it would be augmented.
consists of I61.l1U men. and $4,000
horses; in peace the nnmber in service
abe 4l4.S6S men and 1890 horses AT
this moment, when there is nominal
peace, and war may spring up at am uo-
tar areni. like lIor. refreshed, the actual
rtfrcti, force o; the French army j. 65O,
uoU men lis navy CONSISTS OF geo yes
; Els (afoat building. or under transform
a tiun,) carrying 1888 guns. OF these
df3 are steam vessels. of which 90 are
it.n ca>ed Tie nav ] force consists Of
10000 men IN war. aud $3.50 in peace
In what is called the maritime inscrip.
lion. out Of which the navy may be re
truited, there are $4,000 seanen. In
war there are 26,S79 marines. in peace
P 400 There are 25,5ll uen in tie
coast guard ard custom house duty.
In Prussia, the str myth Of the amy.
pn peace footing, is 2l2.639 men aud
81 500 in war; this includes infantry
hnd cavalry The Prn>sian navy is sn all,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-12

Don't associate with man that never
pays his debts. Ii fellow wort pay
his company won't
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-12

BATTLES IN JANUARY--In the ,varl-
aus battles aud skirmishes that took place
during the month Of January this year.
between the Uuion and Rebel forces, the
following is the aggregate Of the killed,
wounded and missing:
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-12

If we lack fhe sagacits to discriminate
nicely between our acquaintance, pisfor
tune will readily do ii for rs
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-12

Women can't bear control Had the
Lord commanded Eve 10 eat the apple,
probably she wouldn't have touched it.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-12
ARTHUR G. OLMSTED,

attorney & COUNSELLOR Vt LAW
Couirrsport. Pa, will attend 10 all business
entrusted IC his care. with promptnes ana
I'D, ity. Office on Southwest corner Of Main
and Fourth streets.
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"THG IT NON
ARCH STREET, ABOVE THIRD,
Philadelphia.

UPTON ). NEWCU IH, PTopTletof.
Tn's Hotel Is central. convenient by
Passenger ears TO all paris Of the city, and in
''try particular adapted to the ants Of the
business public.
Terms 81 so per day.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-12
COUDERSPORT HOTEL,

D F. GLASSAERE. Proprietor, Corner O.
Main and Second Streets, CoudersPort, Pot
ter Co, Pa.
A Livery Stable is also kept in connect
ton with THIS iI0tet
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-12

tTTORNEY AT LAW, Coudersport, Pa, will
attend 10 all business entrusted TO him, with
care and prommncss. ONCE on Second 81.
near the Allegheny Bridge.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-12
MARK GILLON.

.Al-uR-Dearls. opposite the Court House
Wttl make all clothes intrusted To him in
the latest and best styles Prices TO suit
TIE tmes.-Give him a call. EE l3.4I
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NJ " Nj Am.

DEALER n BOOKS L STATIONERY, MAG
AZISES and Music. y. W corner Of NaiL
and Third stS Coudersport Pa.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-12
+. W. KNOE.

ATTORNEY AT LAW. Coudersport, Pa, viii
regularly attend the Courts in Potter ana
the adjoining Counties.
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l. BIRD

eCRNEfOR, CoNVEIANCER, &c, BROOK
LAND, Pa, formerly Cushingvilie.l Otiice
IN his St0re building.
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o. T. ELLISON.

PRACTICING PHYSICIAN Coudersport Pa
respectfully informs the citizens Of the vii
lsgs and vicinity that be viii promptly re-
sp0nd TO all calls for professional services
Office On Main st. in building formerly oc-
rHpieG hy C. ". Ellis. Esq.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-12

ANDREW SANBERG 4 BROS.
tanners AND CCRRlERS.-Hides tanned
on The shares, in the best manner. Tan
Lery on the cast side of Allegany river
CouderSport, Potter county. Pa -Jy II, 81
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, If 26 steamboats,, carrying III
II sailing vessels, carry NJ 200
he maratime force Is small,
in peace, has an army of 81
lar troops. with 1877 regiments
:. 81 barla!Iions, and 81 BAT
irreeulars. She has 242 steam
her national navy, carrying s..
aud Il sailing vessels. She
.yerai hundred vessels acting as
= aud transports.
has 224>, $50 infantry and cav
ve service, and a> many more
embodied for field duty at j
= notice. Her navy consists oI
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-12
COLLINS SMITH,

DEALER IN Dry Goods, Groceries. Provisions.
Hardware, Queeusware, Cutlery. and AL
Goods usually found in a country Store
Coalerspcrt, Nov. -, 1851.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-03-12

0.ALEH y oIONEs, TN & SHEEN IRON
WARE, Main 81, nearly opposite the Court
House, Coadersport, Pa Tin aDl Shee'
Iron Ware made 20 order IL good style, on
short notice.
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p. T.. OLNSTED.

DEALER IN DRY GOODS, READf-NADE
Clothing, Croekery, Groceries, &c, Main St,
Coliersport. Pa.
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Z. : 4 /, \ ZONES.

gE4LERS II DRUGS, MEDICINES. PAINTS
oils Fancy Articles. Stationery, DrE Good.
Groceries, &c, Main It. C0Gdersport, Pa.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-20
SALE.

Jules VautrOt ct a..
We. In Trumbuu CO. Com. Pleas.
Auren Lane ct al.
In pursuance of au order OF sale from said Court,
in the above case, l will expose to Public Sale, on
Saturday the 0th day OfSeptember, 1859,
at the Court House, in Warren, in said county, and
between the hours oflO A. NJ sndA o'eloekP N. Of
said day, the following described Real Estate: Sit
uate in sections 10 and II in the township of Brace
vile, in said county, and known and described as,
twenty-nine and S4-lO0acres, decided 10 Auren Lane
by Harvey Lane and others, OIL the 18th Aug. 1859,
las recorded IN Book -, page 10 Irumbui co. Re
cords beginning at a stake IN the center of the State
road the Orth-eastcorre Of 81 and %-lu0 acres, re-
leased On the ID day Of Feb, lS53. 10 Hiram Lane,
thence north along the west line Of Erastus Lanes
land thirteen chains and fifteen links TO u stake in
the north line Of Section II; thence west along the
section line / chains 81 links TO q post; thence north
; degrees east chains 81 links to a stake and stones;
thence north 50 degrees west o chains and 10 links
10 4 post thence south 81 degrees, West l. chains
10 links to a stake; thence south ~ deg. west | chain
and 81 links TO q stake IN the center of the State road;
thence 592 degrees east Is chains IS links to a stake;
hence south to degrees east still along said road IS
chains - links 10 the place Of beginning, and con-
tains Hand Si-lU acres of land exclusive of 0ne acre
the homestead Of said Auren Lane. Appraised at
81 per acre.
Also, one other lot OF land situate in Sections No.
10 and II in said BraceYille, decided Un the 18th day
OfAugust, 1853, by Sally Harmon and John Harmon
TO Mercia u. Lane and contains 10 3l-lU acres; re-
ference being had To said deed, laS per Book 81,
page liz Trumbull County RecOrdsy beginning at a
stone on the ). ". corner of II and CLIO acres
decided on the 18th Aug. lS5S, to Alren Lane by
Harvey Lane and others; thence north - chains 53
links TO a post; thence east D chains - links 10 a
post; thence north 3 chains ~ links to a stake and
stones; thence continuing the same course north IN
til II mtersectS the center of the State road IN dis
lance Ofabout j chains . links;l thence 591s degrees
east 10 the northwest corner OF 81 and R-lD acres
owned by Harvey Lane; thence south SO chains 81
LINKS to the center Of the east and west Center road
to q stake; thence west 8 chains IS links 10 the place
Of beginning. and contains 10 and SLIGO acres of
land Appraised at 50 per acre, Teams, cash.
Aug. b, lS52-5H JOS. &. CUTLER Sheriff.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-20
Death of Lieut.. Brisbine.

This community was grieved I learn.
a few days since, that among the fallen
braves of Culpeper, was Lieut.. JAMES T.
BRIsBINE, of the Seventh Ohio Regiment
Lieut.. Brisbine was one of the first vol
unteers in Trumbull County, having en-
listed in the first Company raised in thi:
place. Previous 10 The call for volun'
teers he had been for some time a law
student in the Office of Smith & Wood, in
this place. and was much esteemed byal
his acquaintance. We believe he is G
native Of this county, his parents residing
in Liberty.
Lieut.. Brisbine has been with the Sew
enth Regiment through all its hard ser
vice, and by his worth and ~Sallantrv had
risen from the ranks to the position Of a
Lieutenant, which he filed most credita-
bly,. He had those qualities of head and
heart that fitted for any station 10 which
he might be called. In his death the
! country has lost q valuable officer, and
Trumbull County one of her noblest sons
May his brave deeds and his sad yet glo,
rious death stimulate others to initiate
his example, and avenge his loss.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-20
Warren Union School.

Prof. James Marvin, who for eight
years has 50 ably and satisfactorily super
intended our public schools, has accepted
a P~rofessorship in the Allegheny College
Pa, the chair Of Natural Sciences-and
of course, his connection with our schools
dissolves. We, in common with this en-
tire community, regret deeply to part with
Mr.. Marvin. But few men could have
had an equally successful career in oul
midst, and none, perhaps, could have sur
passed him in that respect. That he
may meet with success. commensurate
with his worth and highest aspirations
his many friends here ardently hope, and
that he vii l, if life and health are spared
we feel confident.
Mr.. II. J. Caldwell has been chosen to
succeed Mr.. Marvin in the superintedence
of our schools. Mr.. C. has had the man.
agement of the Girard Union Schools for
some time past, and has been eminently
successful. He has had experience as q
teacher in academies and public schools
for eight years past, and has the reputa.
ton of being a gentleman of superior ed
ucation and an excellent di~sciplinarian.
The fall term Of the Union Schools
commences on Monday, Sept. Is.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-20

NINETY per centum of the grading On
the A. Il G. W. Road t. this place is now
done, and a considerable amount of the
work between here and Or~angeville, O..
is also done. Aheavy cut near Cory. in
which only a limited number OF men can
be employed, has retarded the work on
that division, and prevented track laying
from being commenced, but We learn that
this is now nearly worked out, and track
laying with a large force will be com,
menced at Cory by the 18th inst, at
farthest, and we may safely say it will
be done Il this place by the beginning OF
November next-ninety days hence
MeadriHe Republican.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-20
CHERIFF'S SALE.
Leonard Woodland

Leonard Woodard
VS.. Pin Court vi COMMON Pleas OF
Geo. y. oviatt ct al. Trumbun CounCy, Ohio.
Pursuant TO an order ofsale Issued out of the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Trumbull County, Ohio, in the
above case and TO me directed. l will expose at Pub
liz Sale. on
Saturday, the 9Th day OfSeptenber, 1862,
at the door of the Court House, in the town Of War
ren in said county, and between the hours of 10 A,
N. and 1 o'clock 2. NJ, the following Real Estate:
oituste in Braceyille township III said county, No.
! on the 9Th range Of townships III tho Connecticut
Western Reserve, In the State of Ohio, and which Is
also in the county OF IrUmbull, being the west part
Of sectiOn No. -, in the original survey ofsaid town
ship, being the same tract oflsnd conveyed by deed,
dated 9th Oct, 1854, from Uri n. Oviatt and vito to
the said Geo, y. Ovistt, and which il more particu-
larry described III said deed AS follows: Situate in
BraceYllle township aud bounded by beginning at
the southwest corner Of said section No. Is; thence
north along the section line ~ chains and . links 10
q post the northwest corner Of the section; thence
east along the section line . chains u links 70 q stone
pipe set IL the ground, the corner Of Franklin E.
St0we'Sland; thence south along u marked line, the
west line Of said Stoves lands, 10 chains TO a stone
corner; thence east, still On said Stoves land, 8
chains and u links 10 u post corner of W.. J. Oyistts
land; thence south along the west line OF w. J. Uy-
iatt's land ~ chains and 80 links 10 the south line Of
said section; thence west On the section L chains
and - links 10 the place Of beginning, and contains
eighty-seven and one-tourth acres Of land, be the
same more OF lees. Subject TO the life estate Of Lu-
eretia Oviatt. Appraised at SO per acre. Terms,
cash. JOSEPH u. BUTLER, sheriff.
Aug. 9th. Is52-5w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-20
Coroner's Annual Renort.

Editors ". II. C.-The laws Of this State
make il the du " of each Coroner TO re-
port annually from the first of July, TO the
Commissioner Of Statistics, the number OF
~Inquests held in their respective Counties,
whether held by themselves. or others;
the number of casualties that have hap,
pened in his Count Y during the year past.
the mode Of death. whether y,shooting,
drowning. hanging. a.. also he Is 10 state
how many by suicide. hy murder. or by
accident; for which purpose the said Com.
missioner forwards TO each Coroner IL cir.
cular with the proper questions TO be an
swered.
have received this circular and re.
turned tn c information asked for, as fully
as has come 10 my knowledge. In
this report I returned eight Inquests held
by myself, and none by others. that ]
could learn off. In last years report, l
reported SIX. all held by Justices, and none
by myself. Last year reported.thirte"n
casualties, and the year before that seven.
This year | have reported twenty. seven
Of them being suitable subjects for in
quests, according TO the reports.
OF those that have just reported, there
were threeFsuicide, one by taking opium.
one 10y shooting. and ms 10y hanging
Three were found dead in woods, snd
fields. hayi ing died in fits Of ~intoxicHtion.
one was dro wned when in a fit of intoxi-
crtion. one hung himself while in a ft OF
insanity. causeib by in~temperanca; another
was burned TO death by her clothing ia
king fire from a candle, when she was
intoxicated. An inquest vas also held
on three infants found dead, and secreted,
Of which no information was obtained by
whom, or how''they came to their death.
As 10 tho remaining casualties have 10
report from hearsay, they are two 10y being
run Off with by horses, that they we're
driving, one supposed TO be by a tit of
apoplexy. one by lightning. one by fall
ing from a tree while gathering hickory
nuts, two by coal cars about coal banks.
One by the busting Of q barrel Of oil. the
oil or gas taking FIRE from his lamp, and
one accidentally drowned.
The foregoing are all that l have been
ahle to collect. and yet there may be
others that l have not heard Of, although
I have taken much trouble to gather the
foregoing information and kept it correct
as il came TO me
Il would aid ne very much if justices
holding inquests in the county, would
promptly make their returns according to
law, and also if township clerks. or some
one of the friends Of the deceased. would
promptly and correctly notify me Of all
such casualties happening in which there Is
no inquest held. Respectfully yours.
G. C. REED, Coroner
OF Trumbull County, Ohio
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-20
Man Lost.

Mr.. George King, of Vernon. has been
missing since the 2ndJuly last. When last
seen was in Bazetta, without either hat
or coat on. He is about As years of age,
medium size, r little grey-headed and
does not incline to say much. Mr.. King
has been insane for q number of years,
and has so far lost the use of his mind
that he would not be able to tell who he
was or where he was going. He Away;
seems to be happy, but inclined 10 run
off. ANY one seeing him will do hi:
friends an act of kindness by writing &c
his wife, Mrs. Sarah King. Burgh-Hill
Trumbun Co., o. We hope the different
newspapers in the neighboring counties
will copy this.
Aug. 18th, 1852.
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Obituary


Died on the 10Th inst, III the residence
Of his son. Mr.. ZAlmon Fitch, in thi;
place, Jedediah Fitch. Esq. aged s. years
The following was given 10 the editor;
of this paper. in 1853, by Mr.. Fitch. writ
ten by himself. 10 be published after hi;
death.
Il was born in Norwalk III The State 81
Connecticut. July Eth, 1875, and am now,
July 1853, seventy-cight years Of age. In
1877. I removed 10 Orange County New
York, where I remained till 1904 whom
| emigrated 70 Trumbull County. in the
State Of Ohio, where I have resided ever
since. In 1850. I was elected 10 the
House Of representative in the Ohio Leg,
i~slature, and served one session. l have
been five times elected n tho Office
Justice of the Peace. and still hold that
Office At the age of seventy-eight.
JEDEDIAH FITCH.
The Youngstown Register Saw.
Tho deceased was born July Eth. lT75,
in Norwalk, Conn, and had q distinct re-
memberance of the burning Of that town
by the British in l7T9. He removed to
Ohio in 1904. and settled in Boardman,
then O township of Trumbull lnow Maho,
ningl county. Afterwards, in ISIS. no re-,
moved to youngstown, where ne wss sew,
eral times elected Justice of the Peace,
and in 1884. represented Trumbuil Coun'
in the State Legislature. IN 1887 he re-
moved to Vienna, and afterwards 10 War.
rem. where he resided until the tina Q.
decease.
He was q man Of strong common sense,
and retained his faculties of mind until
the last. After removing to Warren he
was several times elected Justice of the
Peace, which position he filed satisfacto-
rily until within a year or two since. He
expired sitting in his chair during the
absence Of the family at church, nothing
unusual having been observed il his
health or condition.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-20
Arrested.

On Monday last. Messrs. Andrew An.
drews, Madison Powers, and s.. E. San.
ford, of this county, were taken to Cleve-
land, in charge of an {. S. officer, to ans
wer to q charge preferred against them OF
having forcibly interfered with a recruit
ing officer, Lieut.. Baird, of Liberty, in the
discharge of his duties. We are informed
that q son of Mr.. Powers wished to enlist,
TO which the father dissented, and made
efforts to take the young man from the
recruiting officer. Mr.. Andrews was
charged with aiding Mr.. Powers, and Mr..
Sanford with interfering with the officer.
The defendants had a hearing at Cleve-
land, and We learn were discharged on
paying the costs of the prosecution They
returned home on Monday evening.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-20
From the I'd o. v. C.

We have received a letter from Order
ly," dated Fl. Scott. Aug. Z. but are
obliged &c defer il until next week.
Chaplain Hawkins had arrived
and been assigned to the post hospital at
Fort Scott. 1t. Hadly has command of 8
detachment of 60 ~dismounted men. at
that post, as provost guard. The regi-
ment expected to move near Leaven-
worth soon.
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SALE
In Trum. Com. Pleas.
Hannah 5. Thorpe

i1annAn y thorpe
Va In Irum. Com. Pleas.
John Hutchins ct al
In pursuance OF an order OF sale Issued out Ct the
Court Of Common Pless of Trumbull County, Ohio,
il the above case. and 10 me directed and deliver
81, l shall expose 10 public sale, on
Saturday the seth day OF August, IS02,
at the door Of the Court House 10 the town Of War
ren, in said county, and between TIE hours Of ten
o'clock \ " and four o'clock P n Of said day. the fd-
lowing real estate. 10 wit: beginning al the north
east corner Of Lucisa Rice's land Ia lot No. IS in
Greene township, in said county, thence west on the
north line OF said Riceis land 10 the southeast cor
ner OF the plsintif g II acre lot, thence north on the
east boundary Of the IL acre lot Is chains and Il
links 20 the northeast corner Of the ssii II acre log,
being q p0in; in the south boundary line OF ]. c.
Cases iot lying within said original lot SO. q, thence
east on the said south line Of j.. {. Cases land, 10 the
southeast corner Of the same, and thence south On
the east line o: said lot IS 20 the first bound, con-
tanning ffty-siE acrez and D-l0 Of Eu acre Of land.
Ascending TO the survey OF the 20 acre tract made by
J. K. Buruhsu, May Is, SIS. Appraised a. S23.o'
per aero. Terms cash.
Sheriff. 0fhce, J.. G.. BUTLER, Sheriff
Warren, July 50, lS62-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-20
CHERIFF'S SALE.


In Truln. Com Pless
In pursuance Of an order Of sale issued out q the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumbul County, Ohi9.
in the above case, and TO me directed and delivered.
l shall expose to public sale, on
Saturday the 9Oth day of August, Is0e,
at the door Of the Court House, in Warren. in said
county, and between the hours of 10 o'clock n and
4 o'clock P N, the following described real estate.
situate in Bloomfield township, number sevep In
the 18th range of townships in the Connection. ives
tern Reserve in the State Of Ohio, and which i also
in the county Of Trumbull, and is known by being
lots Nos. IA, 10 and l6, and is bounded snd deserio-
ed as follows, viz: beginning at the west line Of lot
number IA Of said township, being on the west line
Of said township. and % rods westerly Of the south
wes: corner of said lot No. Il, thence easterly paral-
lei with the south line of raid lot. seventy-hye rods
10 the center Of Grand River, thence following the
center Of Grand River westerly in q ~s0utherly direc-
ton, until it i~nterseets the line between the town
ships of Bloomfield and McsOpotamiR Oh the west
line oflot No. Is Of said Bloomfield, thence Eorther.
ly on said township about l62 rods 10 the place Of
beginning. Said tract above described Is bounded
on the east By the centre Of Grand River and west
by the line Of said township, and contains forty acres
be the same more or less. Appraised az ten and
S)-l0D dollars per acre. Terms cash.
Sheriff's Office, J. q. BUTLER Sheriff.
Warren, July 20, 1921
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e

The Past few weeks have been splend-
i'll for the farmers. Immense quantities
Of hay have been cut and cured. Wheat
and oats are generally safely garnered.-
Corn. where worked, is doing well and
looks finely. In fact everything the farm
produces has and is doing remarkably
we'll, and this will be the most fruitful
season had for years. God is with u.