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an act for the relief of Landlords:

SECTION l, 10 4 enacted 6y tks GeaeSaL AsSen'-
bly, of tie State OF North Carolina and at shereby
enacted By the authority of tie same, That when
ever a tenant, in possession of real estate holds
over after his term has expired his landlord or an
agent for him may make affidavit Of the fact before
some Justice of the peace of the county, VINO shalI
issue a precept to the sheriff. or other proper o1cer
of the county, commanding him to cause to come
before such Justice such time and place as shall
be therein mentioned twenty indifferent freehoders,
twelve Of whom shall be selected as Jurors, who,
after being duly sworn, shall examine and enquire
into the fact of the tenancy that the justice ssu'
ing the precept shall cause to be notified the tenant
holding over, of the time and place Of enquiry, who
shall be permitted to introduce evidence.
SEC. 2. BE it further enacted, That if the twelve
freeholdcrS shall after having the evidence be sat
iSed that the tenant holds over that then the jus
tce OF the peace shall issue his order to the sheriff.
or other proper officer, commanding him to dIspoS
Sess the tenant and to put the landlord in posses
sion.
Ssc 3. Be it further enacted, That if either party,
plaintiff or defendant shall be dissstifed with the
fading of the twelve freeholders he shall be per-
mtted to appeal to the first term of the superior
court, upon giving sufficient security; PrordsG
hOwsrsr If the defendant appeals, he shall be re-
uured to enter into bond with sufficient security to
cover the cost and air damages.
SEC 4. he IL further enacted That il the sheriff
or other proper officer shall fail to execute the pre-
cept OF To the notice required without good
cause he shall pay fine of twenty dollars for each
default and each freebooter shall pay fine OF ten
dollars for failing to attend according 10 his sum.
mons, without good cause shown.
SEC. 8. Be IL FURTHER enacted That if the tenant
holding over, or any holding possession for him
shall resist the sheriff other proper officer the
Justice shall bind the party or parties to the
superior court to answer any indictment that may
be preferred against him them. Ratified th'
26th day Of january, 1868.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-04-14

MAZE BREAD.-By far the most important matter
which should engage heattention of farmers in Law
ing out their work FOR the present year. is that Of
making meat and bread Corn, CORN, should be the
leading article The end of the war is not yet In
deed the indications that it will not terminate
for two or three years-not until the expiration of
L'ncoins Presidential term. Let al prepare to sup
port themselves by their own labor This is no time
for idle drones to consume the labor of the industr
GUS Every person able labor should at once settle
1t with themselves to earn their own support, and
make up their minds to be content with what they
can earn. " Time ire going to be "harder"
great deal, than they have been and the only way
TO make them easier, is to woIk-make bread-and
Qrachee economy.-SalisburY RatcAman.
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PEWS FOR RENT,

AN FRIDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF MAY NEXT,
u in front of the Church. at IL NJ, will be offered for
rent following pews in Christ Church: Pews and
aud numbers 2, 9, 4, IS, As.
Raleigh, N. c., April 10, 1858. 3O-td.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-04-14

$50 REWARD.
D ANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER on THE
HI 18th of October negro boy IVES. Said boy Is very
black about 80 years of age feet inches high /
will pay the reward for his apprehension that
may get him, for his de livery to at Oak Ridge Gull
ford County n. @. THOMAS GRAHAM.
Jan. %, 1858. eff
SNUFF! SNUFF!
II ORILLARD'S SNUFF IN BLADDERS. APPLE
A BIS "R Rail Road
For sale hy A. A. WILLARD.
Greensboro n c., March 80, 1852. 2T-
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Special TO Tribune.
Washington. Nav II

q
A general order just issued saws the
following officers and men are declared
duly exchanged as prisoners of war, since
me announcement in general order No.
10, OF January, 1868:
lst. All officers and enlisted men, nd
all prisoners. whatever may have been
their classification or character, who have
been delivered at City Point, Va, up to
May 9th, 1863.
IA All officers who have been CT 10.
tured and released on parole. up to April
lst' 1868, wherever they have been can.
tured.
ID. All enlisted men who have be n
captured In North Carolina and Virginia.
anu anu reiea ed on parole up to March lst,
raroled troops declared to be exchan TO-.
60, VIII be without delay prepared for the
he'd, ant forwarded 10 the regiments
which they belong, from posts or camps
wherever they may be collected. All
o'hcers and enlisted men absent in virtue
OF being paroled, will notice they are ex.
changed and Immediately report for duty
win their proper commands.
Senators Wade and Chandler nov,
down the river on visit to the army ri
the Potomac TO day.
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New York, May Is.


Gen. Burnside was in Washington yes
ter lay, consulting with the President and
the Secretary OF War.
A Fort Monroe letter of the 18th, on
the authority OF a deserter, says tho rebels
are leaving the Blackwster and moving
to Petersburg.
A dispatch from Somerset. KY, l4th,
says the enemy is in force across the
Cumberland. Morgan, with the com
mands of Wheeler and Forrest, is at Mon
treal. All conversation between pickets
has been stopped, aud affairs wear a STIR
ring aspect.
Washington dispatch to the Post says
thai it is reported that serious Disagree
mept exists between Halecs aud Hooker
and it j. positively stated HAT Hooker 5
new movement was couutaluauded by
Halleck
.minent Congressman here, have
united IN a vigorous protest against Hal
leck taking the field, and it is thought the
President may veto the project
There are no indications of an mmedi-
ate movement. Many corps commanders
and staff officers of the Army of the Pc.
tomac are leaving, and some are now in
Washington.
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RElEFORCEMENTS FOR GENER-
AL GRANT.
News from Charleston
NEW YORK RUMORS.
Times Dispatch. |

Washington, May ID.
The President tonight received from
headquarters of the Army of the Poto-
mao, an original letter OF jeff. Davis, ad.
dressed to one of his colopels. in which
he speaks despondently of sfflrs in the
Southwest and on the Rappahannock -
The letter was found in rebel camn at
Fredericksburg, and dated Nay Cd.
Lees headquarters are in Fredericks
burg. Gen. Barksdale, OF Miss. is in
command there The rebels are tolerabIy
well clothed this spring.
A dispatch received at the State DE.
pertinent to day from Minister Corwin
says that up to the Dist of April the
french had not obtained possession Of
Puebla.
A Missouri influence, headed by sena.
Tor Henderson, has procured the relies use
oil Zen. Curtis from his command. and
the appointment of Gen. Schofield in his
place. IN independent active cayalr,
command will Immediately be given 70
Col. Fitzpatrick.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16
Waghineton. May l6.

The marshal OF this District has seized
the real and personal estate OF the follow
ing persons: C. w. bennington, DIR.
Cornelius Boyle, DR.. Garnet, son in
law of ex Cove rnor Wise; Maj G. 6.
Wallnck, Sanger Radcliffe, Francis Hur-
ma, Cornell Frost, VIM. Shields, L. M.
Clark, Martin L. Smith, Daniel Lee and
several others.
Gen Darlington. U. s. attorney for the
District Of Columbia, is rapidly maturing
proceedings against the property Of all
persons who have left their homes and
gone to the southern confederacy. He
Expects to have nearly oil completed By
the LIST Monday in December, the rein,n
day fixed by orders OF the court. He is
ac;iog under orders of the Attorney Gen.
eral of the United States, issued several
months ago.
The army has been paid mostly to the
first of March last
A few days ago number of slaves be-
longing to John Minor Bolts, came with.
in our lines. MIR. Bolts. requested the
commando of the post TO return them as
he was loyal man. The commander
telegraphed to Gen Heintzclman TO know
what to do. Coz Lathrop, of the Gen
efaf,s sta r. replied that they were free
the moment they entered our lines, and
could not be surrendered to slavery
Hugh McCull,ch, Comptroller Of Cur
rency, has decide d that associations organ
lied under the act to provide national
currency, shall be designed as national
banks and not ns national banking asso
Citations. A circular of explicit instruc-
tons will be issued for the government Of
those designing to organize under the Law
and applications already made will be re-
turned. in order that they may be present
ed in regular and proper form.
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determined to pass. They came on arm-
ed with clubs. stones, spades, and pick
OK es, and when Col. Levy, with. pistol in
hand, commanded them to return to duty,
he was met with yell of d. fance. and
hit by stone hurled BY one of the party.
He throttled the assassin, and the mutt.
ne ers cndeavored to escape in another d.
reption, when fight ensued in which one
man was killed and others wounded. 20
of the number escaped. but were after
wards captured and taken in irons to
Governor Island
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A dispatch from Cairo Yesterday states
our troops ON the way from Memphis TO
Young's Point ara moving Co reinforce
Grant, and viii cnlcaycr 10 cut the rail-
road between Jackson and Yicksburg.
The Yicksburg correspondent OF the
Appeal takes gloomy view of Matters
H. saws Grants movement deceived eve
ryHoiy
Bragg was at Atalanta on the 81.
i dispatch from Richmond SAYS Rail
road communication has been re estab-
lisbed between Richmond and Fredericks-
burg.
The Richmond Sentinel Of the 18th
contains jackson dispatch of the llth
saying the Na'chez Courier processes TO
have information that Kirby Smith with
10000 raw troops whipped Banks, dri
wing him out of Washington, La
The Sentinel says Lows North Carroll
ma brigade lost 9u5 men at Chancellor
VILE, or 36 per cent. Gifts entire number.
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rae p.Y.oa cepr.rA.as RIOT.

The Dayton TO-. Empire. the organ
OF Vsllandigham, the evening before thai
livld traitor war arrested had scurisions
article tsunting the Union men because
he had never been arrested, and defying
them to do it, Theaf,ernoon succeeding
his arrest. il published an article of the
most inHammatory character. 1t was, in
fact, call upon the friends of Valland.
igham to inaugurste civil war 10 the State.
The following exhibit will show the ami
mus of the article. The italics are the
Empires:
"If tho spirit Of the men who purchas
ed our treedoo ,hr ugh the fiery ordesl
Of the revolution. sill lives in the heart
of the people. ms We believe il does, then
all will yet be well. for it will hurl def
ance at military despotism, and rescue,
through blood and carnage, if il must be,
our now endangered liberties. towards
are not deserving of liberty--brave men
cannot be enslayed In our opinion the
time is near at hand, much nearer than
unthinking men suppose, when it will be
decided whether We are to remain free or
bare our neoks to the despots heel. The
contest will be fearful one. 1t will in.
volve the loss of many lives and immense
destruction of property. Men in affiu-
ence to day will be beggars to morrow
there will be no more orphans aud Wild
ows. tears and means, and suffering -
But the men who love liberty will emulate
the spiri, and daring of the immortal he
roes of the revolution, and make the will
ing sacrifice. Let towards. and all who
a.e wiling to be slaves. seek safety in
flight"
There was no installing the animms
and intent of u Is. 1t was the intention
to excite civil war in Ohio, TO visit upon
its fair fields and cities The desolation the
sec-ssionlsts have brought upon the
South to cooperate directly with the
Southern Confederates in the overthrow
OF the Government.
The mob, an account Of the proceed
ings we have published, naturally follow
ed. In consequence, martial law was de-
clarcd in Montgomery County, the Em-
pire suppressed. and the editor aud tie
ringleaders Of the mob arrested.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16
Louisville Nav I

Col. Jacob in sundry fights with the
rebels Clark and Chenault, at Horseshoe
Bottom Nsrrows, on the Cumberland,
LOST a., men, including three officers
Capt. Chenault and several other rebel
officers, and 50 of their men, were killed
and 3 taken prisoners.
Gen. John II. Morgan, with nine reci
meats, aggregating 4 900 men, are still
on the south side of the Cumberland, ooly
a small squad having crossed at different
points.
Col. Graham at Glasgow killed severn |
rebels and drove goo to the south side of
the Cumberland on Wednesday and there
Is no considerable force of rebels on the
North side OF that river.
Morgan proposed raid in Kentucky,
has been defeated by the forces of Coils,
Boyle and Holman and Goth Michigan
regiment under Col. Jacobs at tho mar.
r5W5.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16
Washington, Nav Is

The Star says despatch received this
a. m, from Grant dated 9th, which shows
that the Cairo despatch of the 18th, aud
Jackson, Miss, dispatches Of the 9Th,
were posi- lively untrue, the former having
represented that he had beaten Bowen 5
rebel arm on Tie 6 b, and latter that
Bowen's army had been repulsed on the
4th. In despatch OF the 9Th he ex
presses satisfaction with the appearance
of matters in his vicinity and states Port
Hudson is undoubtedly evacuated. except
by small garrison and their heavy artil-
lery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16
Address Of GonevMl Banks to II
Soldiers.
Hpo'Rs DEPARTMENT OF THE GuLF.l
NlHSrEEHTH ARMY CoRrs,
l,nr..- d L

IoTEe n, Alfl ~
GeneIal Order NJ IS.
The morning salute celebrates the an
niversary of tho battles of Lexington
and Concord 10 i775, md the assault on
American troops at Baltimore in lS6l.-
The day is consecrated to Union and Lib.
erty.
Soldiers, you have exhibited your de-
votion to its hall wed memories and the
principles it represents. In peace you
contributed in every professional and in
dustrial pursuit TO the prosperity and pow
er which gave world wide renown to the
American States. In war you have learn
I'd to endure fatigue, suffered prisatiens,
conquered difficulties, and achieved yicto-
rics.
In three months you have become SOL
dicrs; you have defeated the enemy, dis
persipg his army and destroying his navy.
10 twenty days you have marched 500
miles, fought four engagements, expelled
him from his Notifications, driven him at
the point OF the bsyonet from Berwick =
Bay TO Opelcusas, captured ten guns aud
two thousand prisoners, including some
of his best officers OF all arms, and made
the reorganization OF his forces for the
present impossible, by depriving him of
all the malerial resources Of war, destroy
ing his foundries and censolishing salt
works that for two years have sustained
the life of the Coofederacy.
The navy of the Gulf shares 10 the
honors Of the campaign. 1t has encouu-
tered and disps!aed the feet Of the enc
my, and sunk the Queen Of the Vest
To-day it will reduce the Notifications at
Butte Ia Rose, and open the Atchafalaya
to the Red River. and thence to Couta-
blcau, ,o..the Washington of Louisiana.
Let US be grateful 10 Him who giveth
us the victory, and is true to the colors
We defcnd. New glorics are before us.
The army Of the Gylf will command the
attention Of the people, and every eye
will be fastened upon Its movement. Let
us honor the Gag We bear, and remember
that to defy danger is to drive il into Il.
ranks Of the enemy.
BY command Of
Maj Gen. BANKS.
Richard d. Irwin, A. A. General.
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1t appears from semi -olI cial accounts
OF Gen. AvcIills expedition, that pre-.
vious to the battles OF Charlottesville.
stonewall Jackson was at Gordonsvills
with rs. 200 men.
Inc following are appointed provost
marshals for Illinois: FIRST District-
" m. james, provost marshal; A. C.
Messing, commissioner j. w. Ere err
surgeon. Second Dlstrict-Amos r.
Coon; VIM. ID. barry; Aaron Lewis,
Third Dis:rict-John b. Es,is: ". A
loungman Chancellor Martin. Four ,h
Distr'ct-James Woodruff; John Me.
kinney; Chas. Coolidge. Fifth H..
tnct-Jas. NJ. Allen; Il. A. Voc; Thos
Hall. Sixth District Abel Lonpworth
Solomon Summers; Robert Macarthur
Seventh Dislriet-Wm. Filhian j. S
VOL II. g. johnson. Eighth Dist ricl
Isaac keyes; Cbareton Jones ; q, A
Whilmore. Ninth District BENJAMIN
r. Westlako; c. c. Stureysnt Il. M
v ortnington. Tenth District-Wm. NJ
ray ". J. Moalton; David Prince
Eleventh Z, Observation-Disclosures 0. K,yn ;
u r Archer; T. r. Paine. Twelfth
Dls''ict--Geo. Abbott Jno. L. Dert.
I'eh Henry ". Wing. Thirteenth Dis
,l'c.-". =. Carroll A. ]. Key; Thos
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16
n cH.-;J'tNhs'
Richard d. Irwin. A. A. General.

A LITTLE GiRL KILLED BY COPPER
hEAp.-Ihe Fairfield Ledger gives the
particulars OF the arrest of deserter .,
Stumptown, GU The Keokuk railroad
One of the deserter's friends fred : shot
at the United States officer making the
arrest, missing him but hitting a little
girl, who was Killed almost inst.ntlv
The murderous wretch Was ALSO arrested
and taken 10 Keoxuk. He il doubles
one Of the order Of the Golden Kuiyhts.
who are armed to resist the execution 81
the laws.
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ashlngton, Nav Is
Herald's Special.1

lheraiu special
III Will be remembered that it was sta.
ted That previous to the falling back OF
Hooker be held council of war of the
corps commanders of his army. With
TINS statement IN view the public will be
surprised to Lrow that a Generals prese nj
urged upon Hooker nm immediate advance
on the Rebel army.
a large portion Of the leading Union
leagues OF Philadelphia arrived here TO.
day. Senators. Wade and Chandler and
Col. forney arc here invited guests.
rs supposed that steps are to be j ni-
tistcd Tor movement Of home forces 10
be organized under Government auspices
TO repress disloyal demonstrations in the
North. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16
Fort Monroe, Nav Is.

Yesterdays Richmond papers have
bee p received with dates from Chancel.
iorsvilic up TO the 18th inst. One dis
patch says the enemy is unusually active,
and has built formidable batteries on
foiIy Island. Several Yankee regiments
are for.'fylng Scabrook Island. Five iron.
c.ads and numerous transports are ut
North Edisto.
:, several steamers have arrived from
Nassau having run the blockade. Sew.
efal steamers that are due, are missing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16
New York. MAY i

The New York Historical Society cell
eDraies Wednesday next, the birthday of
WIN. Bradford, who introduced printing
INTO the American colonies. The tomb
erected 70 his memory lis to be restored
by the Trinity Church corporation, and
special service will BE- held on the occa
son
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16

A Washington despatch to the Press
states that Riggs d Go. have been mott.
6ed to quit the premises they occupy which
is the property Of Mr.. Corcoran, who 10
said to have been one Of the Subscribers
to the 900, az The Government intends
taking possession of the property.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16
ashinvion, Nav Is.

Advices from Gen. Grant to the 9Th
inst, have been received in Washington.
lie expresses satisfaction with the appear
ance OF affairs in his vicinity, and states
that Port Hudson is undoubtedly eyacu.
ated, except by small garrison and their
heavy artillery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16
Cincinnati, MAY IS.

Judge Lesvitt renders bis decision in
the Vallandigham habeas corpus case TO.
morrow.
1t is understood Gen. Burnside will
annouroe the disposition TO be made of
Valianligham as soon as Judge Leavi;t's
decision is made known.
The report that Gen. Burnside was at
Washington yesterday, consulting the
President, is untrue.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16
Baltimore, May Is.

The bridge over the Monongahela, at
farmont, destroyed BY the rebels some
tvs weeks since. has been restored, and
railroad communication is fully re es,ab-
lished.
tiea, Hilly telegraphs from Grafton that
the rebels have lett the line of the Parkers
burg road and retreated South.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16
New York, Nav Is.

Last Wednesday noon the Burnside
Hifles at Camp Sprague, Staten Islam 4
were making preparations to leave i, =
body, when Colonel Levy. in command Of
the post. called out strong guard 10 de
taad the entrance 70 which the mut,na..rs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16
Cape Girardeau, Nav Is

Gen. Mcneil was wounded in the thigh
this morning by the accidental discharge
Of the pistol of one of his aids. His
wound is not serious, Blu. it will prevent
bis taking the field for several weeks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16
Buffalo, May Is

The strike among stevedors and the In.
borers has terminated, their employees
having acceded 10 their terms, viz: l,5o
per day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16
New York. May Is

AT the presentation of complimentary
resolutions from Washington City Coun-
ellis to Gen. Mcclellan. yesterday, he de.
clared tho rumor If his resignation false.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16

The Herald has the following special
dispatch;
Murfreesboro, May II.
Col. Hazen, commanding at Bradyvillc,
Tenn. telegraphs that all is quiet in that
vicinity, where lively work was aaticipa-
ted.
Unreliable rumors, which have reached
here, say that a great battle has been
fought at Vicksburg, both by land and
wat with what result is not known.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-16

stock Market.
New Yerk. May 10.
Stosks--Active, Irregular.
Money and Kxchsnge-U nehanssd.
Sterling Exehange-sisady. If0t for spseis
Goid--snee hoard 1871.
Us. SIS 'si, Coupons.
New Treasury I , lo-io7.
US. year certtncsi-, yei.
U. Is 81, res'd. I07t; do coupous io5a
U. s. s's, 'sS coupons, los.
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lsS rELEasArnt
Now York Market.
New York May is.
Flour-Heasy, So Toe loser. kAies al % 9 SSs Is
for Extra Stat; % Goa - 20 X. II. ..
whsAt-Duii 2Gas lower. Sales At ei 9TSsl 30
for spring; u ava 81 50 TOR Winter Red
corn-pali aud lie lower Sales at segess for
sound; sasoe unsound.
oats--Duii, 7aasi.
Pork-Duli and lower. ssles II elia elat for cid
Mess } go 7assi2 81 for old and nsw Prime.
Dsef-puli
Lsri-Qalet. el9f0is
Whisky-rirm. &c
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Go,l,merfial.
CORRECTED pAILyA
s III A Nj / l. l.,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
100 Corner Fourth and Main Streets.

CORRECTED pAILy az
=. II A Nj l. l.,
/ WHOLE2AI.E GROCER
100 ,,o,n., pon,. .,.,
r.osrs ~ "a an.
Tho demand for rooa. Ia, hae, ,,.,s..,,u 49,.
feeling 4. nsnIfeslsd aud or 90. -. - ,,w.a
tendency Bsstern ouotatiob. khou am pnx.,d 49,. a,
for most all kinds Of merchandise
The strong disposition ofouy M s,cb ,,,. .,
the trad. OF lows. Iliino,. a. u,..,.l -. -
10 10 lB per cent al present belov Fa..,n r.,hsl.
punnrrr -
rLooh-supornLe % ~; sprins Wheat sstrs
30 rah "hsst fxtt 70
nons nhAL-oocsst ooc 100 hs,
onAN ~ paoohrs-oaa7 Toe leoks.
si,r - tf--Soc-
= soev oorh
~ w 20 ~ 80
80, '''~S' "'' spring 7sAese Shu.
hfE-4i2toe
oATs-6o to s5e
nor .rnp, 60
900 hs'ah 7ss