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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-11
R0ast of Gen. Forrest,

CAIRO, ILL.,, April 10.
A special dispatch to the War Eagle, an
nounces- the complete reut of Forests army
near Tuscaloosa, Ala, by Wilson's cavalry
force. Many prisoners were taken. No dates
or further particulars given.
Buford with small force is reported near
Corinth. 1885,
The New Orleans cotton market opened on
the 4th, with fair demand at better prices.
Middling 48; good ordinary "a; sugar and
molasses fair supply, but no demand
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LONG PARsNIPs.-We noticed few days
since an item in the Manchester N. e., Mir
ror, Dragging of parsnips two feet 10 inches
long. Pretty good, we acknowledge, but Mr..
day he exhibited in our office dozen or
more parsnips raised on his farm in that town,
each one being more than three feet in length.
Our Manchester friend must try it agaiu.
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PATRIoTIsM.-Two of our Portland young
men engaged the Portland Band Sunday night
to parade the streets, and render the air vocal
with their music. We are gratifed to learn
that our citizens responded to call and sub
scribed enough to all the expense.
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IT will be noticed by the card of A. A.
Strout, Esq, that he has removed to this city,
and has gone into the office of Messrs. Shep-
ley and Dana. Mr.. Strout has for some years
been practicing law in Harrison, and has OBJ
tanned an enviable reputation as Counsellor
at the Cumberland Bar.
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THE Ladies of the Maine Camp Hospital
Association gratefully acknowledge the re-
ceipt of $50 from the citizens of Kendall's
Mills by the hand of Mr.. Geo. R. Davis; and
of$75 from the ladies of Bridgton Centre.
Per Order
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Farm at Auction.

WE shall sell at Public Auction, on Monoay
w April l7th, a. O'Clock, z. NJ. on lhe pTemi-
SEES. the vauBble Farm in Wet Falmou b, known
as theFreeman Farm. 1t contains over emo hun
dred aeres-suitably divit9d into mowage, pa.tur
age, tllage aud woodland. TnCrs are about TIN 90
hundred apple trees, principally grated fruit This
Is elmoss irely Enc sed by stone wall. There
COCO cellar, D enty OF hard and son water. good
barn 40 BY 65 fee -au IN good repair. prop-
Inonps ent known as Blackstrap. TIE prospect from
winch s unsurpassed, I0r br auth, variety bean.
ty In this vicinity. Sale positve-tite clear. Fer
particulars call on.
apl7td HENRY BAILEY CO., Auet'rs.
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Misunderstanding Hall has been reno
waited and improved, and Messrs. Bidwell and
Pike will open the Spring and Summer Season
tomorrow evening. They have engaged, for
limited period, Mr.. T. G. Riggs, celebrated
comedian in Irish characters, who will make
his first appearance, Wednesday evening, in
the play of "Lord Barney's Castle" and
Turn him Out" The improvements made
in the house render it much more comfortable
and pleasant for visitors.
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pori,len1 Matters tr Missonri.

ST. LOUIS, April TO-
The fnal vote of the State Convention on
the new Constitution was taken on Saturday
afternoon and resulted In 39 votes for and Is
against it. 1t is to be submitted TO the peo-
pie on the 9th of June, and if ratified will go
into effect on the 4th of July.
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AMONG he pleasing incidents of Sunday
night were b bonfres- Messrs. Lyman, Son
g. Tobev had some barrels of tar in front Of
their warehou Sc on Commercial Street, which
ware taken for that purpose. On being in
formed of the act, Mr.. l.. remarked that they
did not want al y pay for it, and If there was
not enough outs tde, there was more in the
shop.
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A RUsH.-Yesterday morning there was
great rush at the City Recruiting Office, and
by eleven o'clock fifteen recruits had been
accepted. The business soon after came to
stand still, the City Council having repealed
tho order paying bounties.
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FoaTLAND AVID YfoTwTFY.


EesC Advertisements 3o-Bas
House for Sale-J c Proctor.
Wanted-Book Keeper.
Law Noiice-A. A. Strout
Auction Sal Sc. Nj. Patten.
III eaue-Deering Hail. Wednss day Evening.
Schooner for Sale Litfltjoha Chase.
Law Nodee-Jas f. Miler
House for Sale-R uhen q. York,
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CARD.-The gentlemen in charge of the
procession yesterday morning beg leave to ac-
knowledge the receipt of $65 for Band Music,
and also to Charles Day. Jr., for gratuitous
and profuse supply Of fire works.
Par ardar
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Financial.

PHILADELPHIA, April 10.
The subscriptions received to the 7-30 to-
day amount to $2,S73, $50, including 5000, 900
from New York, STA, 600 from Desmonies,
Iowa, and 100000 from New York in single
subscriptions, and 2011 individual subscrip-
tions for $50 and 500.
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REAL EsTATE.-The sale of the estate on
the corner of Cumberland and Smith streets,
which was to have taken place yesterday, is
postponed to o'clock P M. to-day, upon the
premises.
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Reported Capture of Selma By Gen. Thomas.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. April s.
The Bulletin of this evening says report
prevails and well authenticated that Selma,
Ala, was captured and burned few days ago
by Gen. Thomas cavalry force.
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The St. A1bans Raiders.

TORONTO, G. W., April 10.
The raiders were brought before the court
this morning, and all discharged excepting
Young, who was committed for trial.
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DIR. EDWARD MASON was the first one to
Gre salute and throw up fireworks Sunday
night BE was on hand as soon as the intel
ligence of the surrender Of Lee was promul-
gatnd
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Sailing of the steamer city of Dublin.

Il
The steamer City of Dublin, which was to
sail tomorrow for Liverpool, was despatched
this afternoon at four O'Clock in order to take
out the news of Lees capitulation. She is in
light trim, and will undoubtedly make quick
passage.
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HARTFORD, Conn.,, April 10.
At the election to-day, the Union ticket was
carried by majorites varying from 800 to 423.
Our citizens commenced rejoicing and cele.
brating OF IL o'clock last night, and are still
at il.
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Real Estate at Auctton.

ON Wednesday, April II, at 3 O'Clock p. NJ on
Othe premises no 10 aucock rect 1t is Q three
story wooden house v ith brick bss ement and fin
ished Throughout HARD and soft water in abuDd-
ance, good liar. with a new brick aud cement
drain, &C. Tho whole property in exoaleut repair.
is pleasantly located and valuable Sale positive
title clear.
HENRY BAILEY & co. AUor1oEnrns.
April 6th-td
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Portland Soldiers Rest.
List of men who have passed through the
city, and have stopped at the Soldiers Rest
during the week ending April 9Th, 1865:

List of men who have passed through the
city, and have stopped at the Soldiers Rest
during the week ending April 9Th, 1865:
April 3d. Patrick Sheridan, V R Corps.
John COlDurD, &, Coast u uard.
Heniy S. Green, E, Coast Guard.
Joseen ID AIaxheld, Ii. Coast Guard
john II Wlilisms9n, E, Coast Gusr6
4" George Luce, e, Coast Guard.
% harlow nal, L, Coast ouard
- Albert smith, Il, Coast Guard.
Henry Wheeler, h, Coast Guard.
April 4ih, Alias Brewster, X, LIST Ne q Art VOL
Edmond Stevens, Special Guard.
joseph q ST svens, SOecial Guald
Daniel Dollof 9th Ne Bat.
George n Toward, 6 h Ne Bat.
- John Delehanty, Il, "a Inf.
Jonn Moron, u, I'd U s Inf,
Miller, Unassig1 d.
Edward Maroin, H. l4h Ne Vol.
Charles Evans u, 2 U 5 Inf.
April 9th, Joseph ColIy, 20. h Me Vol.
Othel Clark, 10th Ne Vol.
9 john all, 18th q
Henry Randall, 18th :"
Joseph smith. Stn %
Rufus N gufts, 7th 90
Josiah Blackman, 9th Ne Bat.
j. A Cum Dings, oh :"
Cummings, 9th
w button 9th
E j W Spiller, 9th
- +. j. SpIller, 9th
Charles Il Pike, 9th
Alden 5 Dudley, 18th -
William Ryan, 9th "
John Ryan, 9th
Richard 4 Maxwell. 9th "
Frank Davis, q, list Me Vol
Angus Campbell, L, lst Me Cav.
I" Richard soul, 16tn Me InI.
- Nels on Foley, A. 9tn Me Inf.
Sesrge Russell, l, LIST 1ie Cav.
Aarcu Mason, ID, 1st ii Art.
j s CioSId, A, 9Th Me IDf.
Robert 1h'stewood Jst Ne Vol.
Alden Danton, G, 56 Mass Inf
April III, j L L omis, 9th Me Bat.
Edward Warren, 7'h Me Bat.
William Gillis A, 9tn Ne Inf.
William Smith, % Me Bat.
Alton Wiog, a, 18th U Inf
AuTsl 7th james wentworth. G, Attn Me Vol.
Azor Bridges, K, 18th Me Inf.
Hugh Nc nns, X, 18th Me Int
William II CURTIS, Provost Guard.
Samuel morrill,, g. Ne Bat.
Dennis Madden, 33d j VOL
CharIes Bradbury, r Corps.
Ed ard III Donnel, V Corps
April 9Th, Robert Clark, special Guard
william W Pratt,
6 K Ripley. G, 18th Me Int
Whole number accommodated during the week,
80
HENRY INMAN
Capt. and A. @. NJ, U. S. A.
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Reported Occupation of Raleigh by Gen.
Sherman.
PHILADELPHIA, April 10.
Forney's Press has a report that Gen. Stone
man has cut the railroad between Danville
and Greensboro, and Sherman has occupied
Raleigh.
New YORK, April 10.
The Goldsboro' N. G., correspondent of the
Associated Press, under date of the 9th inst,
states that rebel deserters and refugees report
that the enemy have evacuated Raleigh, and
there is no force of any account between
Goldsboro' and Raleigh.
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Rebel Archives Removed to Charlottesville.

NEW YORK, April 10.
The Daily News has dispatch from Rich
mond 7th. saying that the rebels have been re-
moving the government achives to Charlotte
vile, N. c., since the first of March, and will
there establish their government,
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THE religious interest continues at Casco
Street Church. Preaching each evening this
week.
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AUCTION SALES.
E. M. PATTEN, AUcrroNEER. u Exchange St.
Ya,unble Renl Estnfe nt Auc,inn

ON Monfay. April 10th, a. 8 p. NJ on the premi
~ ses, o'rnor6f NTH ano Cumbe and Sts viii
be sold ofthe mo deti able reside noes st Ire
north end OF the ey House q st, ries, bui IN tho
most thorough manner, by lhe oas, regardless If
eos with al he modsIn coLVenenCes including
marc and # water, ga, end coal ating. Lot 20
W oV. For particu call on he tu toneer.
ne az owe sale is adjourned TO three O'Clock THIs
DAY, tuesday, April 18th.
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History of the War.
Valuable Haying Land for Sale

WILL be sold at ublie auction, unisss previous
wv ly disposed Of, on saturd " tue as b eny on
Avril current, at socloeki Ia III afternoon rpon he
premises. a valuable lot of Hay Land, con sieinz
sb but thlrty-six acr ana bfr z rant the srm
Elijah tn
For further particulars r put Of AuctioneeTs,
OF OF kPAkAN DYER on the premises
HENRY BAILEY 90. ,Auctioneers.
A I'll TIL 1855 aps i3Ws
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EN-. PATrEN. AuCTIoNEER, Il Exchange St.


ON Thurday, April 18th, at 10 A N, ed PAP NJ
~ shall sell a variety ct Cotton Wsolen, L men,
and Fancy Cords, making e neral assortment in
this line, needed for hcme consumption.
Every lot warranted perseci apl7td
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FINANCIAL.
U. S. 7-30 LOAN.

By authority Of the Secretary of the Treasury the
undersigned has assumed the General Subscription
Agency for the sale of United states Treasury Notes.
bearing seven and three tenths per cent nteresper
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SEVEN-THlRTY LOAN.

lnese Notes are issued under date of June 18th,
i'''' and are payable three years from that time, in
currency or are convertible at the option of the
holder into
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Distractions in james Rirer-DestructSo, of
the Rebel NGcy-BMrninO of the Harriet
DeFOrd-Fr0ns Mobile.
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E. N. PArrEN, AUcrIoNEER. u Eannaee Sd

ON Tuesday, April 18th, at 10 A. NJ will be eold
Owithout reese We, a general assor ment of Crock,
cry and Glass Ware. cor listing OF the usual vare-
ties such as may be f5una in any snd ali Croekerv
and Glass establishment in the Stste
livery lot must be I'D to the gh st bidder with.
chasers. aDl7td
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u 9. $500 six Per Cent.
6 QLD-BEARlNG BuEns I

These Bonds are worth apremium which ipcrsas.
es the actual profit on the 7SO loan, and its eremp
tiOn from State and municipal tasation which adds
frow one to three per cent. more, according to
the rate levied other property. The interest is
payableinc currency sem-annually by couponsattaeh
ed to each note, which may be cut OF and sold any
bank or banker.
The interest amounts TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-09

PRovIsroNs-Reccipts, 02e bbls pork, Ia bbls and
commencement Of business tho market ruled dull and
heavy, and sales OF now meas were madc a. low az
@Sroy.S demand and prices advanced 70 S ss%
which the market closed steady the closing prices being
s7Hc below that Of yesterday Old mess was quiet and
sSs SO for old do, ~ "a 50 for prime, and saf
i've a. full pross The s.ss wore go bS a. e
Sl2 80 for plain mess and $40 e4 60 for extra
Beef hams quiet and unchanged Bacon was dull and
nominal Cut meats were In moderate demand and pricos
continued firm Tho sales wero $50 bbs, at 15o tic.
for shoulders and 2oc 2SKc. for hams The lard mar
as duh ana %
small sales Of choice kettle rendered at 24kc e2Akc
Butter was In good demand at nc Doc for Ohio and
&C. 1870. for common TO prime.
PETROLEUM -Recepts 2,7ei bbls Tho market was
and 100 DO refined in bond 4 ssS $50, and 500 DO
for Septembr at SOC. We quote do free zoe. TIC
RioE.-Tho market Yves dull, bat prices remained
SRI Is Tho market remains qsiet and unchanged
We note sales Of 500 mats osssis q Ike wequote
cloves at &c .sIk oarrency pepper AZ &c. and nut
srmrxR was quiet at 1ohc. for silosian, 1910 for
Stoburg, and exc. for domestic
SuoAR.-The market fairly active and full prices
were obtained The sales comprised 100 hhds Cuba at
NC the latter price for very choice; 200 boxes
and are as roS HI ed
and ground, 19xc; white, 1shc., and yellow, 17ho.
sAir.-The market was active At full prices We note
sales OF 900 bushels Curacao Mt &c., 1000 do Turks
Island and Q, 600 do Cadiz private terms
TEA-The market was steady, with a fair business do
ing previous quotations We note sales Of 200 pack
ages greens and ooongs private terms
TOBACCO steady, with sales OF $50 hhds kentucky
at 10. a 14c.
TALtow market was more active and prices were
somewhat irmer principally strictly prime qualities
The sales we're lie, 900 Ibs al IL &c. a 12Tc
TN quiet and unchanged We quote: -28Ac a
27c for Straits SHc for Banca and 24c for English
wHALgBoSE. market rather quiet with no de
mand for shipment but full prices realized Sales
since our last 1000 lbs Northwestern, at g. and about
900 lbs small bone, In lots for home consumption at
81 30 Total stock estimated about 278, 900 lbs
wooL--The big sale 10 come on to-day has put stop
to busincss but the market rules firm. The sales
were confined TO about 100 900 lbs State and Western
feeces, at from COG 10 06c
wHrsKEY -Roceipts, 233 bbls The market was ess
active, but prices we'll sustained The sales
sisted OF 200 bbls Western, al 81 10 - TO- closing
steady.
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TRICKS TO EvADE PAYING TAxB.-It is wonderful how
much ingenuity Is expended and effort made TO evade
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue receives daily
large number Of specimens Of the devices mechanical
assessors throughout the country In the article Of
matches alone there dozens Of evasive specimens
presented One received to day doubeender match,
end dipped in the phosphoric mixture. The consumer
breaks each Of these double enders the middle and nc
has two matches for The tax Is cent for all
packages Of not more than hundred By the doubls.
ender system the dealer pays about half the
tax intended by the law Another ingenious evader gee
up large packages OF thin blocks about throe inches long
and Of the length Of matches, edge being dipped d
the pho phoric mixture These blocks he denonlnataD
kindng wood and Informs the purchaser that II no d.
sire TO use them matches, he do any q meut
by whiting them or the kindng wood Il b Sdxsoeiy
TO say that by the OF the decision Of Tho
Commissioned OF Internal Revenue those evaders ere
compelled TO pay the honest tax required by law.
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Accident ON the Morris and Essex Rail-
road.
A WAGON RUN INTo--osE PERSON KILLED AND

On Saturday night last the engine Of the quarter past
twelve o'clock train from New York ran into
containing four men, at the crossing near Sandfords
Hotel about half mile from the Hackensack riverthe
identical point where not long ago similar fatal accident
occurred The Newark IN. ~ Daily gives the following
particulars.-
The horse was killed, the thrown from the wagon
and the latter broken. One OF the men fall OF whom
were Gemans), named john was wounded IN the left
forehead and bis eye knocked out He died while being
brought to Newark John Operly was 30 injured ~ 10
be still unconscious The names Of the other men
are Henry whathburn and Henry Weisert They
we're not seriously injured An inquest was held
yesterday by Coroner Sanford on the notification OF Dr.
Dodd county physician II. whatburn stated that they
started from New York about haf-past ten p NJ In
order to 60 TO Orange 70 move some furniture OF the
brother Of Henry weisert 10 New York Henry
driving the wagon and the others were asleep when the
accident happened The engineer testified that he blow
the whistle at the proper place. saw the wagon about one
hundred ana twenty feet ahead and Immediately re-
versed the engine and signaed for the breaks 70 be
put on The back end of The wagon was struck.
The Jury returned verdict ex0neratng the engineer
from all blame the matter They SAID he lived 2lo
Third avenue, New York. The other men lived 10 New
York snG Williamsburg. sILH
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stanord, OWED MIN starkweather) eleven hundrf6
dolars Mr.. T. found, however, on applying Y
owing the young man anything, bis creditor to tE
amount of three hundred dollars and that
him have live stock on credit TO the amount OF several
hundred dollars in addition which Mr. H. had declne4
to do The unhappy young man seems 70 nave nesasee
at nothing In his determination TO get properly.
A LETTER.
We gave ON Wednesday conversation with Albert =
Starkweather which Mr.. Nathan Starkwea.ner seaeec
10 US In this Office and which understood ne desired
TO be published; but II seems he did not
Mr.. BURR-Sr-My attention has been called 70 AZ
article in your issue Of Wednesday In which you repos
a conversation of mine with Albert which was not ~:
tended for publication In that conversation ne sa,o
nothing that should reflect upon any OF his alns WINE
he stated that his mother and Mrs Keeney had always
been ''fast friends" N. STARkWEATHEh
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

Married. A
BYrNarpN-MoGOvERN Brooklyn, on Tuesday,
August g. by the Rev Edward Jessup, Mr. CHARLES d.
BYINeroN Of this city, to Miss KATE G. McGovERN, Of
Albany, Y. = sf-~~-
HAsARD-LUDLuM On Thursday, August 8, by the
Rev. r. Buckland, LEBBEUs e. HAZARD, Of Newport,
r. l., to Miss AMELIA J. LUDLUM, Of this city.
dence OF the BRIDES father by the Rev. L. Cuyler,
DANIEL N. LAsHER to EMMA DECKER all OF Brooklyn.
Ne cards.
RowE-BRorHERsoN. in Brooklyn on Tuesday, August
g. at the Church of the Holy Trinity, by the Rev. Dr.
Diler, Mr. EDWIN Rowe, of Fair Haven, Conn, 70 AiAs
New Haven (Conn.) and Derperara (B. g. papers
please copy.
SrEARNs-KIssAM.-0n Tuesday August g. ct All saints
church, New York city, by the Rev g. J. Cornee, J.
MILTON SrEARys, Jr of Williamsburg, to MARY daughter
of Joseph N. Nissan, of New Rochelle: No cards.
ToDD-HAMMoND.-OnS Saturday August 8, by the Rev.
J. O. Adams, JAMES W. TODD of New York. to Miss JULIA
HAMMOND Of Little Falls. No cards
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.


ALCOHOL market was steady, with sales for con-
sumption at a 20 81 30-the latter extreme price
AsHEs-Rcceipts, 80 packages. The market was quiet
at 81 so 81 62H for pots and 81 rs So for pearls
BREADsTurvs. Receipts 13,1E bbs -four, 49s3
do and 90 bags meal s,l24 bushels wheat 80 1872
do corn 49, 1856 do oats and H. l25 do malt The -four
market rather active but prices for all brands
Of State and Western though nrm without material
change The sales embraced IL 900 bbls at our quo.
tat ons below. Southern -four was more active and
prices ruled steady for all grades the sales
600 bbs Canada -four moderately active and prices
were somewhat Grmer; the sales comprised 400 bills
Rye -four was quiet and unchanged. Corn meal was In
mo- rnnua md FIR We nuoin
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THx CRops m Nsw HAnrsaRs OF boy there L. a.
year So Of wheat and rye barley and cats Almost tho
same remark will hold good. Ia rye END wheat tho
yield 10 some places Il Qot 20 great ~ was erpcoed
ter being unusually heavy 70 The njury a The formef
bvt stu thore more ehpndAnt xjed ihAn AaeSenx.