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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-16

~SAMpLEs.-Mr. Frank Reabout, a gentle
man of Fr0nkxille, and semewhat known
to our citizens for alively enterprise that
SETS everything in motion, is a merchant,
a miller, a farmer, and general trader. He
sends US bag Of Mammoth wheat as
sample Of severalthousanf bushels raised
BY himself tms.year. The seed is from
Oregoa-hs weight, if well cleaned, is Ga
pounds to the bushcl. Farmers in North
Iowa will do well to look for this variety
another season. What Frank is about just
now we cannot learn probably running all
bis trades at once; he wants to sell his
store and mill, and nobody can find a bet
ter location for either. See Advertisement
in this paper Any "weasels' or turkeys
in the market now, Mr.. Teabout?
A gentleman who forbids US to name
him handed this ofiicca box of elegant
cigars, the remains of the fire-he expects
to be in business again soon when we will
balance accounts with him. ". "" are
his closing initials!
I'D. d. F." of Bass & Elmendorf, hand
cd US sample box of the finest peaches
we have seen in the market. There are
plenty ofthem in the warehouse, that d. D.
is employed in. We accept them gratefully,
and without wishing to revive old stories
permit US to say that the account once held
against Burns, Corey. Mcconnell, and the
giver-a Railway ''selp' you remembcr,-is
hereby balanced. q ST
Mr.. II. Bubble, Of the Trout firm Of Mrs.
Ruble, Mrs. Bigelow, Mrs. Pearsall and their
husbands gave us nice breakfast Of spotted
beauties for Monday morning. We Judge
from the happy faces Of the party on their
return from the Wisconsin trout streams,
that the pleasure they enjoyed was not
susceptible Of description in language
Henry looked as if the cares Of the whole
world were thrown off. 80.
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MADIsoN.-Wc were there the other day
fer an hour or two. Saw Pump" Geo.
B. Smith, A. Sherwin and other friends
and returned on the train westward bound.
On the home trip we met Bodwcll Of Chi.
cago Ct. o. Jermain of the Sentinel and
party. Alex. Miller, the elevator builder
of the northwest, Goodwin of Ill. G. r.
r., Dan Lacy of the Tennessee sutler de.
partment, and Sergeant Major II. H.
Wilkerson Of the 3lst Wisconsin regiment;
II. II. w., was on detail with the body Of
the lamented Major Gibson Of the 3lst-
late Of La Crosse. Major G. died at &C.
lumbus, KY, ON the I'd inst "Wilk' is as
fat as he can be, and as happy as clam.
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GEN. PoPE.- Below is an important and
sensible order of Gen. Pope. 1t is num-
bered 1897 and is just issued. Let small
officers 60 slow hereafter:
Hereafter no prisoners will be received
into military custody from officers of the
Provost Marshal's Department, without a
written statement of the offence with which
the prisoner stands charged, with full par
ticulars, such as can be presented in char
ges and specifications for his trial by court
martial. The commanding officer of any
post or camp within this department re-.
ceiving such prisoners, will forward to these
head quarters copy of such written state.
ment and also written presentation of
any grounds of defence offered by the party
arrested, so that the matter can be exam
mad into by the military authorities of the
department.
Several cases of improper arrest by Pro-
vost Marshals. involving much hardship and
wrong, have already come to the notice of
the military authorities To prevent the
recurrence of such injustice, the examina-
ton herein ordered will be carefully and
completely made by every military com.
mander to whom it is sought to turn over
prisoners so arrested.
BY command Of Major General Pope,
j. +. MELINE,
Acting Assistant Adjutant General.
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SENATOR HAMMER-Ths gentleman is
the object of an extremely coarse article in
the E1kadtr Journal We regret that the
opposition is SO alarmed as to descend to
the style of the Journal to secure the defeat
OF man who is not reproachab,e among
those of his neighbors who know him best.
Mr. Hammer is not knave ora fool-he is
one Of the fairest business men of McGreg-
Or. Gov. Kirkwood on Saturday last cred.
tied him with clean Legislative record. -
lib. I. Hunt, his opponent, and one Of
our best personal friends, was q man Of
entire perfection there might be an advan-
tage gained in the denunciation of Ham,
mar BY the organ of the opposition, but we
respectfully ask Mr.. Hunt to convict his op.
poncnt of iniidellty to the constitution and
laws, and If he fails there, then call en-
loose writer's to malign his personal and
political record. We trust Mr.. Hunt and
his friends will not compel this paper to
open its columns TO rejoinder. Please
disavow an appeal Of the personalities con-
tained in the last County "organ" of the
party! Politics is one thing-persoaal,iss
are other things, and unless driven to the
necessity we will not use them. We can
not think Mr. II. endorses the language Of
the Journal!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-16

LANSING "A steaming trip 1--WE have
quit ''hying') to LANSING on the Key City
and return in six hours on the Itasca,
gave us an opportunity to see that beauti-
full town, renew acquaintance with Geo.
and Sam. of the Union" Armstrong of
the journal, Huffschmidt, Elder Houghton,
C. j. White and about 100 other friends of
yore. Lansing is the prettiest town on
the river; it has front as well as back,
and if McGregor ever dies out like the an
Gent Palmyra we are going to Lansing to
wind up lifes toll
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weather.. Markets. 20.

Only 95 degrees in the shade on Tues
day, Sept. 10th, 1863! Clear, with foggy
mornings we have heard Of hotter places
than McGregor, for the last:few days, but
don't put much faith in the report. Crops
excellent and all saved except cornr-this is
not very badly hurt by frost and the pres,
cnt hot weather will hurry up its Gohnny)
cakes" Gold is a little; sitter, 81 IL on
Tuesday. in N. Y. Wheat at Nc 5regor is
7Sto 50; at Mil. 95 to IS being an advance
oftwo cents and firm, Oats better, receipts
light, Barley lower; Wool so to IS here
about 10 cents better in N. Y. Cattle here
q IA; Gold 25, Hides Z to Is IL.
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good as ever. The Ocean Wave is ont
again on her regular trips. =. Rev. Mr..
Fuller has gone to Conference-from there
he will 60 east to remain until November
1st.. The Key City discharged large
freight at our wharf on her up trip Monday
evening. :. This Office has had more calls
this week, business and personal, than it
was ever before favored or honorcd with.
Thank you all, friends. .s. ,.,@
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Acting Assistant Adjutant General.

H- We have on our table copy of the
El Continental, published in "Nueva
York., sent us by an esteemed lady friend
of Dubuque. We like its appearance but
have not been accustomed to the Spanish
"step," and must therefore decline further
comments. Accept our thanks. Asls&
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tMURDER.-M Milwaukee is in state of in.
tense excitement because Of the murder by
rufl'anr soldiers Of New Lisbon, juneau
county, Of Mr.. Bellenger, a citizen Of Nil.
wankee, and partner Of A. B. Hcwctt &
Go. The Milwaukee Ntrs is full Of the
details, butwe have no space for thcm.-
Mr.. Wright, of the house of Bradford
Bros, went after the body and brought
it to Milwaukee where t WAS received with
much feeling. He says in substance, that
Mr.. Ballengcr,was talking politics with DR..
Secor, a Republican, and that the Dr. called
3. "Copperhead." Some soldiers were
standing by and heard it. Shortly after
soldier pnsaed B. into the gutter and called
him "Coppcrhead," &c. Other soldiers
came up and joined in the "raid' on this
single man. B. finally became mad, told
them he would fight the crowd and passed
up street to load his pistols. Soon after, he
went into the store Of Mr.. Roth, the SOL
diers following him. The soldiers were
coaxed out, the lights blown out and B. was
locked in, alone The soldiers broke into
the rear Of the store, while B. broke out at
the front and ran to the Georgia House
here the door was locked and the soldiers
caught him. He, in the struggle, shot one
dead and wounded two others and was
finally dragged out, hammered over the
head with a club till he was dead.
Gen. Pope has ordered court of in
'essigationr and the facts can be got at. IF
soldiers are allowed to play such murder as
This the sooner they arc out Of the country
md the world the better for community.
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q INDIANs.-Mr. II. Ruble Of this place
hands us an interesting journal of the ex-
petition of Gen. Sibley. The writer is
Capt. Geo. S. Ruble of the Minnesota Cav
airy. We are SO crowded this week that
it is impossible to publish it and there are
portions of it that will not bear condensing.
This is decidedly the best history of the
campaign we have seen.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-16

J BUSINESS Our Advertisements this
week overwhelm. us and we had not room
for all handed in. What's broke loose?
See the Circus display and hunt for the
quarters at once. Next week we will say
some nice things about our patrons, but it
is to hot now too unite an article with cool
judgment. 4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-16

nR. KING, Dentist, has removed his office from
- the old stand--four doors below Scott Il Bro
to THE ADJOINING BUILDING, entrance on
next stairway, where he will continue the practice
Dentistry DR.. King is successful practitioner, as
his residence Of over five years in McGregor fully
test. Those requiring Dental services depend on
his giving entire satisfaction. 3ws6l
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McGREGOR.
Wednesday, Sept. 80, 1863.

Admission to all parts of tho
house. so cents; Children under
10 ,e'rs age, 25 cents; Perfo,m.
Aure- will CONNIE nee At ana Z II
o'clock p. m. Seats for all scho
ristt as. The management respcct-
1ully announces an engagement
with the champion rider OF the
world, Mr. Jas. Robinson.
who stands alose and unparallel.-
ed fr GRACE. DARING AND Rxs-
CUTIoN absolutely throwing For
rdrd and Backward .Sonsersefs
While his uutrammelled horse IL
running at full speed. Among
the artists, the subjoined number
will appear at each eatert ainment:
Mad'dc Annette,
The Delenanti Bros,
Dan. Bushnell,
r. johnson,
Mart. James,
Mr.. Kyle Leslie,
John Barry.
Madame Marguerite.
A. Aymer,
Frank Howes,
Sam Reinhart,
Mr.. James Rice,
Il. Buckenstall,
Henry Retbcn,
And a large corps OF au xillaries
and ASST tants.
The Director of publications
would direct special attention TO
the
Golden Chariot,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FO7x2lA.

nN the McGregor road, near Giard, on Monday
~ the 7th inst, soldiers Knapsack. The owner
can have the same by proving his title and paying the
necessary charges. ALONZO JONES 30
3w3Gl a...... Farmer bug, Iowa.
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FOun d (!

IN Monday p. M, in front Of mr. shop in McGreg-
~ or, Package Of Dry Goods, which the owner
can have by calling for 1t aud paying advertising
charges. r.... NssEl - c. OPITZ
September 14th, 1863. .--0'.
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'Beau Hackett" a serio comic writer does up
some fine satire for the Chiclso Post. He bids
fair to rival all the stars of latter.day, western
comedy, in the journal lne..
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-16

~ Why is the Mississippi moralst
Because it uses only water. Why is it
opposed to the Maine Law? Because it
has innumerable bars.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-16

ga Hrs. Slack was drafted in Bos-
ion. She was exempt by law but the pa
. irotie lady preferred the drill to life Of
800, and Immediately entered the ranks as
- high private, When the ladies thus ex.
ID ~ iossIokihe a. Gag who 50 base as
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-16
6 Cottage in the GroveR
WHO WANTS TO BUY.

LNRON this date until Oct. lSt I Offer for sale
Il snail CoTrAGE, with beautiful shade Trees
shrubbcry, and Large Garden Grounds; also, on same
rr misses building well finished, open front-suita
BILE for store saloon. mechanics shop. situated at
the west part OF McGregor about mile from the
River. Apply to j. FRED. KIMBALL.
Sept. l4th, 1868. 2w361
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A LADY desires occupation in some private family
n for longer shorter time, or at home as seam.
stress. T..ese who sewing done will please call
Mt this Office for in formation.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-16

iD- The Alma (Wis.) Journal calls
woman 1.-THE unfathomable design of tie
universe"
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saf. DRS. MOE & PRICE,
ECLeCZiC PrNcEixIOupra.
Removal i!

Particular attention given to Chronic Discases.-
Office over W. II. Hills Co.'S store, on Market
Square, McGregor. 36l
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-16

ME- best and largest show
u ever performed on perma.
hent basis, with Greater NuSsber
q Stdrs, Lsrger Corps Of Per.
Jo'm'rs, Be!tsr Band pnd Or
chrsfrs, More Horses, POM. $ aud
Mules. than any concern that has
ever visited the Great Northwest.
or other sections OF the United
States, will exhibit at
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-09-16

STATE FA1R.--This began on yesterday
Q4th)and continues till Friday evening.
Thurs. and Friday will probably be the best
days for visitors. No half fare from Nc
Gregor except to these who have something
to exhibit. We shall take down copy
or two ofthis paper ",o exhibit to ALL1s-
Or, Russ, Mills, Col BATES or any other
II an, but will probably not entide us to
the benefi. OF the semi tcket rule. Seri-
ousl!:.wc met, on the Ndsca the other day
Geo. A. Blanchard Esq. and had a talk
with him about this. half fase matter: we.
left him with our opinions somewhat mod
iasd as to thepropriety of what we have
been advocating. He says, in substance,
that tho subject came before the Directors
and they all admitted The justice OF accom-
modating citizt ms who 80 on the legitimate
bushes Of the Fair, but tine. bite is here:
Persons designing to so onyschere on the
steamers wait two weeks or moro to get
into the charmed time and the CONSEQUENCE
will be from St. Pau: to Dubuque the trav-
elwonld have scarcely amounted to any
thing, but so soon as the hdlf:fare broke
lcese then all creation and his wife would
have Hlled the boats at once; the mere
carrying of persons the company did not
object to, but the eating and sleeping themz
was not SO easy a job considering the low
prices of most articles for table use. 4.
In addition to this the river has been low,
business very unremunerative and the com.
pany, having tough time at best, feel
particularly economizing, though they did
hope good water this fall would help them
out-the stage Of the river now seems 10
dispel all prospects Of this benefit.
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or the CAR Of ORPHEUS !!

One Of the most gorgeous end
grand constructions ever formed
by genius and art. The idea was
cor ceived by Messrs. Thayer 4
Noycs who y ished to make it char
acteristic Of their Establishment,
and emblcmatical of the great
natural resources and ina ust-ial
development of the United states.
Carved Horse of Golden Hue
the American Flag. standing out
in bold relief. EMBEDDING paintings
that represent our Railroads. Nav
igation, Canals, the products of
each State, the results OF Mechan-
ical industry--Labor and Science
-Cornucopie pouring out rich
fruits in abundance-and repre-
sensations Of a "home and happy
people, the Chariot at once evin-
ces an exquisite taste, that must
command the attention and elicit
the approx alton of all who can
appre ciate the beautiful braun
by IL Capa,isonsd Steeds, con-
taining Thomas Cdnhdm's ~. Y.
Cornet and String Bands. and
followed by u long train OF mount
ed EquestriaDs, Wagons, Car.
riages, &c. The procession gives
a good idea of the solidity OF the
United states Circus.
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List Of Letters

DEMA1NING uncalled for in the McGregor Post
III Office, tor the week ending Sept. 18th, 1868.
Persons calling for the following letters, will please
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revolution The accidental entry Of tie
engineer saved him from further TORTURE
His feet are beaten to jelly, but no bones
are broken and the courageous little fellow
will get well /! He is only l6, but he is
full man in nerve and endurance. There
are personal incidents related Of him which
set him up high as a manly youth. We
want to make his acquaintance.
Read our Advertisements. You will find
all sorts Of curious things in them and you
will also see the names Of many Of the
most liberal and shrewd dealers in this
town or any other. Odell & Updegraf'
are in the new Brick foot of Ann street,
across from French and Peavy's places Of
business. -. John Bally, the bookseller, is
next door to Buckeyes Store. :. Doc. Lowe
is in Benton Bros. & Co.'s building. :.
Drs. Moe & Price are over w. II. Hill &
Co.'S store room. Jack" Lennon is in
Helwis's Brick, ready for wet spell or q
dry one. !. !. Lieut.. T. A. Olmstsad, of the
9th, returned via Chicago to his regiment
at Helena, on the 18th. We had great
pleasure conversing with him during his
brief stay with and hope soon TO see
him back again with Peace and restored
Union to cheer him for the severe trial he
and thousands Of others are passing
through. :. :. Everlasting piles Of goods are
coming across the river in charge OF Capt
Sherwin. Alas how soon it will be when
his good looking face will be transferred to
trains.
DR.. McTaggart has removed, Office and
family, to that portion of the city near Mr..
Buckeyes Hardware Store: His sign over
the street is prominent, and his skill is as
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05

Shipments from Davenport by IA
sDad. GEEK md ng Drt a..
= ITO bssrsl- Of fl uf; 8 400 bushels of b.r
ley. 7.loo bushels Of ~hsat. l0J bu.he.
OF corn 81 ton, Of cor" me'i, 71OOO lbs. u
hides. lUUny ~. ~ at"w.
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CARD.
r Il Z ID abE u I = e 70 n A M

FIRE ID WE U y G 10 n A M,
Manutac:uler 4 i,eal-r in
3oO - Sholc1 II FArn1tl1rO
Of all kinds.
MAREs ALL KINDS OF FuRN-A
iTUKE To order ant on short no ice. W
= NO. %, Enst second St eet M
Second Har d Furniture aud St vss
bought aud sol ai.o urUitur repair
pl7 dly' at Ne IL tasf =. rnd St,. t.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05
THEArRE,-Tonl night il presented that

O.nIght ls presented that
-plsun,d aud eDtrsnciUg melu.drarna, &c.
mile wi.h . roar, ( al erPi.ce. Go anu
nssr Camille by oh mssns az
T...,o- a..,.;, .-.. n.@n- -A.s
B'shop tor the s-cs.B.s sssne 10 grand op-rslic
character in besndm6"Ia, ably suppor,sd b.
ta'snted actors TINS will be the rishest eS-
tsstsi1meo eyer offered in Dsssuport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05

Kxuo. d CAHsAsr keep none but
n. best and met durable dry good'. Their
stock u large cad pl.a.ss everybody. Store
opposite LsClsps House.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05

LADrEe.--Our second invoice Of 10.
dies iurs. ja.t received by ssprsss. st Suithf.
"pros,s IL Cl.'re House boy early. ~ furs
Gill he higher after tie mouth
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TIL e CIT Y.
Losr.--See advertisement.

LosT.--See advertisement.
Military Uniforms and Eqnipments
tessish - - rhors oosies BY EsshiD<. q NJ. 3
West Second street.
"MIlIrAaY."-Esl in, gestlemen, and
Leave your measure for one OF those 6sse clsss
dy Street. opposite the Post Once.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05

DRAru OF A. w. RsED.-From the
Daily Miners K.e,sser iuo,i.n.d ~ C.ntr.
C,ty. Colorado Ter. On tie ni.,h ct Sep'subxr
ss hay. the follovi 6 sst:ss ot Ihs death Vi
our tor. er ci-izen A.-w Reed.
: FuxxakL-W- s'.-nd d y.ste. dsv the fu-
o~s II vf Al; ", R..d He h~A- been . re.i.
tent OF CD4oi ssto s,ucs 'os He u.ln=j herr
r = short time y hen he cnnu,~hc.d p,atIUe
tor he Oly.rpie Theatre II. Afterwards pis,
ID fcr Meesse Lsuyries- 4 lA'~ghte.y tiiI th
iay Of his s:sash. W. bs,vvs tins. he spj,, 20
the ~ jssssst respect ot all ~b. knew h,0 -
he cst al y did .Os have an sh@iHy heIe -
HIS sifs lately rriv from the .ass H..
wss sst,ve ~ Mss-seh usss.ss -est ~ yesrs
As . mu.icirn he d 20 enp.ti 70 sod tut :
is . .qusis. -Bus . sbpitti before BITE dest:
NJ cnnrossd ~ hrs dreams tho dIras play 80
ny tue baud Df the -COics sdo let ~ his fauSrA.
.ud got up and wrUte u out. ~iih sIl the .
. u.rauisnspre. TIE Ii o. nnbiic occssioO o.
which they played =. vas i his tuneral-
he funeral OF their tessher. Thus one b,
ono those whom We have learned 10 icvs ana
-st.sm psss away aud the Earth closes ever
hen.
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T)-i)AYS A rs.

~. ssssa Asa ~ !. s.pAs s.ans. y >
nR NEwsLl HAs nov ALSO wlrH.
~ .RAWN tron shs Ar.s u Nsvsll bsrssss 4
Rooiusan, den,is,s.
Ali the basiosss Of the 'ass Ar will b settled
y Ds o5,asso q ths;r oil on q ~, asots due
the ate 6ro sill - pad 70 bin end al claims
assinst it paid By h.m- GEO. G. NEWELL,
II. A A. kARRt T.,
t.g w. II :. BlNSOH.
DAvsffORr Oct 1850. o>5.u3 siG
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SPLENDID !-.Lad'es Io' king for the
most elegant .et,s "i Diamend. pure so'd. or
i.~eiry should b. sure to call st Msr.ebsck i
Rutsntees stcre L~Ciaire Row. They have
h. largest and most choice variety 10 the city.
sud cell v,ry low, ---e>- - $,
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The MAnkETS.
davenport Market. Oully kep0rt
OsFIcs ut Tfst DIN. q NE~e, I

OSFIcs ui THk DIN. a Ns~s,(
M0udA, Eve., OcI.ber 5. !
< Quut vt'uus unch sageu.- : -
FLoCs-W noiesa.e. s46'G520; rs:aii, <52c
@5l6,. ahipmenv 30s hbls.
waaAf .so9sc5. Kece pts, 2,70s bush. Skip
ments 720 IN. "
SAa.kY Active At !, ,fc@i17 Receipts, 6.oot
ss'h 5hipa ats 'oSpotu:
Coxx--N.m al =, sos Nj
Oars 45.aAs. Receipts, 1850 bush. Ship
ments oAnA ba GI.4A&sn n. .gE 4.
Osross'- i.la@lls. Receipts 1ee. bu. Ship
oSnte 860 b. ..1-.. - sa1 -..-.. WV
PvfAssss=-6o053e. Receipts. asa bu.