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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11
EsTRAY NOTICES.

tTNAKES Up BYZACHARTAH B. AYDEL0TT
i ss the Ohio river, ore dark broEn mare.
white star ia her fsrehsad, len hind Asd fess
white, supposed e b over ten years old. Ap-
przissd AZ thtEiy Eva dollars By Chariss Becker
and L. L. Kahn. befors ne.
JAMES T Waikiki. J. P
true eepy of th- uFigiaal this lay Glsd II ID '
efzes. February lQta, 1s6a.
BLYTHE aTNES,
fseIl Clerk '. c. g
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11
sTRAYED.

CiTRAYED-s Tom the undersigned on Tuesday
> night, Jauu.r - 3ist, heavy set bay horse,
blind in he left eye, with large lump On Bis
right side Any one giving information Of his
whereabouts viii be well rewarded
JOHN 5. STOCKS.
fsb9-1wd. Cor. 9th and Cherry sts
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11

So Robert E. Hill, Esq, will lecture
on Commercial Law to the students Of
Benin Commercial College, this Thurs
day) evening, at eight o clock
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11
GROCERIES.
a GARD


ATE OF HENDERSON, KENTUCKY. TEN.
II ders bis professional services 10 the elfisa,s
81 Exansytle and vicinity. 0face ct his residanc,
Ohuvrh 49, - A :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11

A ONE-sTOEY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
II IA 6uliivant0wD, on Hamilton street cor.
talning two large rooms, a kitchen and porch,
with good stable snd snSker house. Lot Z3xlg0
feet All 10 COED order Terms; Uhs tbiea eash
tho halaacs 10 one and two yearz. Apply 10 the
undersigned at chs Pottery.
lsb9.Iao ANTHONY BoTHaUED.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11
COMMISSION.

aAsvEt n. pooKER .: : }. Q. be aoueaEr.
DOCKER & DuS0UCHET.
Produce and Commission Merchants,
No. 10 WATrH STR EET,
Orr's Block, next door 10 ~, palEaii,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
so Highest cash price paid for ell Kinds Of
Country Produeeg Prompt attention given 20 all
Orders. dart06m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11
FOR SALE.

AK IMPROVED FABN or ABOUT Two
~ hundred acres, seven miles from byansYiIis,
on the Erantgiils 4 grawf0rdsgilis railroad. ~
sores under cultivation, and the baixnes ~ooa
Iana under fence. Improyemsnts consist IN part
Of a tVa-story frame house, stabiiog ior zen
horses, with other necessary oat-hoases. goa
orchard Of choice fruit, With good living water ~
saeb acid roe farm Il located ia the most heal
tby part Of the county, and IL also The most de-
elfabie location outside o. Evansville.
Apply y ,,,.,.,,,.
RAJ EsfAte Agents,
fsbg.Imd2w Fa. 6 West Third s4rest.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11

DUsIhEss HOUSE FOR sALE.-A new two
ID story brick storo en- Third street, near Main.
For particulars enquire ~
AHYAH JOB ssoN.
iaugi-Im Sc Real Estats Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-11
LOST

r OsT.-A small liver >coloEed pointer pup. Any
/ one rsfurafg- hfri II the Adams Express
ComDaDy viii De literally rewarded.
r osT-A SAFE XXX. The finder viii receive
Ia liberal reward BY leaving It At this Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

THR ST. JoHs aIy,srkn---Hr and Mrs G. z. Saul
paugh, Of Rome, New York, who were among tho
scaldcd from tho steamer 81 John are at prcscpt stop
ping at tho residence Of Mr. Henry ssnpaugh No lea
East Twenty.sD,b street Both cf'th9 injured persons
doing weih have before them prospect OF speedy
recovery.
sricier ny DnowNse.-Abou. seven O'Clock las, even
ing an unknowa man jumped from oe the whitehall
ferry boats as she was entering the slip and was drown
cd The body wss not rcc'Svcrcd
CsR Accmsyr.--corcnk wildey yesterday held an In
quest at st vneents hospital the body OF Michael
Faherty, native Of Ireland aged twcntyiwo years,
who was over on the LIST inst by an Eighth
receiving fracture Of the leg Deceased resided at
family
USxSowS DsowSKs MAs.-An inquest was yesterday
heldby Coroner Widely at the foot Of whtsha street.
on The body Of on unknown man who found floating
In the water near that place. Deceased about forty
years Of age ny feet SIX nchcs In height aud lad
black suit Of e)othins-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06
Good Advice.

To TIA EDlTOfs of Th6 HEkAJ
As the all absorbing torcof CONGREGATION among every
class Of citizens has reference TO t prevention or
Of the socurge just broughh TO Shores and
anything ,uated to alay the popular excitement res-
tive thereto has tendency diminish The probabilities
Of It's spre 3D. allow me, thssngh sls, medium OF the
omniprcscn HERALD 70 suggest few rrsctics rules cal.
culaed 70 materially lessen the cha of attack
which, if observed. must prove beau jsial, viz
FSrsfAvod physic of ala kinds. Moss Indicated for
a specific purpose having no resae cholera: for
when the bowels oosen0i Acre Il no certainty
Of again regulating thon while th epdemic prevail
SscOad--wcsr flannel next to tho person, especially
about the abdomen.
Triru--Keep the fess dry ant sleep with sufficient
covering 10 prevent caillincss I'm sAs mopnana
Fomth-Avoid an excess Sof scpl In both eating and
dyinkng
Fyfh-Eas and drink moro for fthe purpose Of supply
Ing the demands a nature TIA for the qualification OF
tho appetite. using any Food w VIII you have become
accustomed
Siyih-If the stomach orshoweis become derangcd
regulate them by Diet and est horizontal position
together with some sample, Somnchic calculated TO i'm
prove rather tAan depress the tosn. Il the stomach
BY the observance Of sise sippts rules nm certain
that thousands OF NJ cholera may be prcvcn,ed
which is than he nid OF hny course az medical
ton heretofore prcs-sbcd sitlsr In Eurape or ,his
country.
Please publish pro b,U ptfbca JOHANNES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

alleged dsssztsr from shs ssos Pson q renton Ae
Jersey, where be Yves under nve years senscnce aso
Tor psssng oounsee money and was ssn back 70 thas
place on Saturday last
The Clipper cotton factory. Ut Woodbury. three miles
from Baltimore totally destroyed by ncerdary
fire yesterday morning The loss is estimated at nearly
hundred and fifty thousand dollars which the
insurance is between y and SIXTY thousand dollars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

our c'y subscribers will confer favor by reporting
any Of city carriers who overcharge for the HERALD
Country subscribers to the New yonK HsnALD are re-
quested to remit their subscriptions whenever prac,i
cable by Post ONCE Orders 1t is the safest mode OF
transmitting money by mail
Advertisements should DO sent to the Office before nine
O'Clock in the evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

u
NEW YoRK HxRBosa, Now 4, 1856,
Tho undersigna adj passengers I'll sseamship Euroe.
from Havre New York, feeling gggreved al thoi do
tenon at Quaraabne; without earse respectfully pre-
sent the following slatsment:- es4-t
The ship loft perfectly healthy port tho 10th OF
October last with hnndred and rnetynine passen-
gers and including the officers and crew. Numbering
than four hundred souls ALI in good health The
voyage has beea Of unusually rough weather. with
succession of gsles and for successive days
shipping heavy seas causing all tie port holes to DO
closed during the passage, rendering the ship wet tho
ventilation bad and the air Of the saterooms aad cabins
consequently close and foul procncing very general
sickness among the passcrgers that netwthstand-
ing all these untoward circumstances coupled with tho
great anxiety and attendant upon tho VIC.
lent gales thu shtp encountered, there has beon
from the time the ship left port to the present moment
the first symptom Of cholera, dasrhea OF any other
disease whatever on board. With tha- exception Of
during the voyage the experienced voyaS ers
have known Evidence undep oath ty.a citsen or
s q SsItynf s 10
Health Ofser Of the port and by himto thc Boz I'd Of
Health Of the city Of New York, a.compsnie6 with
board and clear bill Of health endorsed by oarp ,nnscl
Havre Yet the ship needessly Detained, bjsct-
ing the passengers TO great. anxiety and dscosS ot
great loss from delay and 70 the danger os h eaking
out Of disease among 90 great . nass, ,er 20
with the further fact thas sixteen days hsv elapsed
since the sailing Of the shpa period Of TINA ID beyond
that usually assigned for the Developments Of any
tagous epidemic makes the dessat Of tho
ship wholly unnecessary and nnjvAinabss The Java
not detained tN t4 a4 u ~
n. d. Phelps, New vssk; Parker Handy , Jew York:
Edward N. Sheldon, Derby, Cora; RnbsstfM Hooper,
Philadelphia; A. McConpm, Nola York. ~ ired Pavy,
York; Charles H. Sharp New fork; Saas Ell Chaplain,
Paris Emile segncpcrs, Bordeaux; 2 avis, PARIS;
Jehn r. Haxton Me-. York; g II, Ecnu edy, New Or.
leans; j. O. Maunac, Flushing, n, VA De 6irt, Now
Orleans A. Boucc aaAiS Paris; ArthnrIog s, New York
Captain j. g. Wottoa, Nov York: AdRiem yeiiu Jr New
York Mahlon d. Ogden, Chci8os N. Lyu H. Charleston;
b. Roth, CINCINNATI: f. H. de- In Grsnss New orieans;
F Fsa AaaS Nsw Ess s.ss ssa
others .aegts r. f.#l..sr gf na 't0eF@M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

1aE REGISTRATION or VOTERs.-To-day sf-
fords the voters the last chance to register
their names before election; and oil who giant
TO, have voice in tbR choice Of the officers to
be elected must bs- on hand betimes.. There
are already registered eighty-four thousand
voters. This registration has been made in
four days, giving an average Of twenty-one
thousand day. The last day will, hardly bs
the least, as this is duty that large number
Of persons wsuld be apt to defer till the latest
practicable inoment We may expect. there
fore, that INCARCERATION will run up to ninety
or hundred thousand, which will be pretty
full, coming, as 1t does, just before an election
that is Of no great interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

Tomorrow. Board Of Supervisors, follow
ing the example Of Comptroller Robinson, adj
wise our citizens to vote afor the act to create
Stale debt to pay bountlcs" at the election
tomorrow. The cogcn. reason for this advice
IL that II the act be adopted we shall have
twelve years to pay the bounty debt; but II it
is not adopted nearly eleven millions Of dollars
will be added to the taxes OF this city next
year, making our city taxes about five per
cent 1t seems TO us, therefore, that the State
bounty debt ticket is much more important
than either Of the political tickets, and that it.
ought to be voted unanimously.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

TIE New RING REruDnTED.-ln spite of all
the declarations of Ben Wood and his satellites in
the Mozart, Citizens, Weed and Tribune oliques,
the Tammany democrats assert that they have
not been bought up, and that they intend to
stand by their candidates like honorable men.
We therefore suspend Judgment until The day
after the election, when the returns will show
whether the new ring has been successful in
its bargains, and whether Fernando Wood Is TO
be the Tammsny candidate for Mayor. II
Tammany chooses 10 elect her nominees she
can do so. she has The votes, II she does mol
sell them out Her future existencs depends
entirely upon Der presept HJell!:t and honor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

frons.the tsemang soil of houisiaua; and where
is there any rice found like that Of South Caro-.
lima and Georgian Look, too, at the grazing
lands, thu fine stock, anisthe. wool of the South.
low valuable, too, are. the forests of oak, of
pine and other timber which our shiphuild-
ers appreciate SO much. The mountains
are fhu Of the finest iron, coal, copper,
and gold. Fruits Of every description grow
abundantly. Nowhere, perhaps. do tho. peach,
melon, grape, pear and pineapple thrive bet
ter or with as little tronble. In thefar South
thsy have even the orange and banana. The
bate Governor Hamrrond, Of South Carolina,
and other genilemen Of that State and Georgia,
who a few years ago began to turn their at
tention to the cultnre Of thu, gkape, succeeded
in making very fire wine. In fact, the produc-
tons Of the South are so varied and valuable
that we cannot enumcrgte them all within
the limits Of this article.
Here, then, to this rich and prolific country,
nearly half as large as Europe, will emigra-
ton from the North and the Old World find
its way. The field Is most inviting, and no
longer ohsrructed by slavery or hostile and
Jealous population. Indeed, the Southern
people are saying to the millions of the North
and europe, come and develop our country.
It's riches, genial sn1 healthful climate, bright
skies and natural beauty will make II the
promised land Of tseming population.
Such is the Sonth, and such are It's prospects
as soon as the States are fully restored to har-
monious action with the other States in the
Union. To delay this will be highly injurious,
not only to the South, but 10 the North ns well
and to the best interests OF the whole country.
1t might even change the destiny Of this fairest
half Of the American continent should the in
sane Jacobins Of Congress be able to carry out
their negro policy after the manner Of St Do
minso or Jamaica. All that we want is i'm
mediate restoration, according to the wise
policy Of President johnson, and the coun-
try will start on new career Of unexsmpled
prosperitE. 0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

BROADWAY ATHENKUM, Broadway-GRAsp SCENIC
n0sn
srEREoscoPrrcoN SCHOOL OF ARr-corner OF
Grand and Crosby streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

MONTPELLIER's OPERA HOUSE. 81 and 30 Bowcry-
MIrsrRRLsY. SINGING, DANCING, PASTonIMKs AC.-THK
Apw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

COOPER INSTITUTE, Astor Place-PRorEssoR WISE.
EVENINGS MYsrERY VISIONS, SECOND SIGHT &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-06

'ONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE 2Ol Bowery. SING.
j, DAscIsc, BuRLEsoUKs. &c.-0LD DAxE CRIMES
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-27
Affairs I'm south Carolina.

NEW YoRK. July 26.-The Herald's Charles
ton correspondent says: The mutinous officer,
of the One Hundred and Sixty fifth New York
Regiment have been sent to the Charleston Jail.
The colors OF the regiment have not vet been
found They are supposed to be buried.
The city of Charleston is now quiet and or
derby.
Great destitution is said stl to exist n the in
terror OF South Carolina An agent has been
sent North for relief
Mail facilities are much improved, and cars
now run TO Orangeburg.
There s but little cotton in the State which
comes to Charleston, owing to the destruction Of
communications but much is being diverted 10
Augusta and Savannah.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-27
New York market.

INV YoRK, July 90.
Cotton shade frmer. at 47c for middng.
Flour l5@25c better and less doing, At Sc IS
&c s5 for extra state: Sc 55G6 65 for com mon
to medium extra western. s. 75ds 90 for com
mon TO good shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio, and s. 1909 90 for trade brands.
Wheat-Milwsukee Club. 81 46(al 81.
Oats quiet at 62@62lsc for western.
Coffee dull Sugar dull at 1874 for Rico,
l0le Gl3 for Muscavado. and 1904 for Ha.
vsna Molassos dull
Wool dull
Petroleum steady at 3ld32l.c tor crude, Is
0t52c Tor refined in bond, aud 6c0d72c do free
Hops firm at l0d15c
Pork opened higher: new mess S3l 00@32 90.
S27 57(d2S 90 for '63-'6i, DO cash and regular
way, closing at S32 % Tor cash. 500 50@24
90 for prime, and SOS 00@25 50 for prime
mess. Plain mess beet $40 00@l4 %: extra
mess, il2 00@l6 90: beef hams firm at 81 927
soc Cut meats firm at l5ql7c for shoulders
and 1919 623c for hams Bacon; l5I0leAc
for Cumberland cut 1899 for long ribbed, and
l4dl434c for short ribbed
Lard hrmer at ls@23s.c. Butter quiet at
20@27c for Ohio, and 2s@34c for State.
Cheese quie, at 99l51sc for common TO prime
sEv reRK MONEY HARKKr.
INV YoRK, July 90
at i0s54@l09 for FIRST class bills. Gold 8
shade dfmes, opening atsl 43ls and closing Al
81 43ss.
Total exports of specie to-day, SCI 500
Stocks active aud frmer.
LArKr.-Gold closed a. Gallsgher's Exchange
to night at $l435s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-27

TEE DrscAS SAIoos.-The old City Saloon.
on Illinois street, Just south Of the Oriental
House. has been refssed throughout. and under
new management. will rank with the frs, class
establish ments Of The kind in the city /, vii! be
known in the future a. the Duncan saloon, and
the public can depend upon fading the very bes,
Of liquors. wines. and cigars s the bar AL
Caslin and Mr. Wright. well known fer their
mands Of their guests. A free lunch will be Get
every morning AZ 10 o'clock. to which the public
are invited
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-27
Failing Of walls IN New York-Loss
of life

INV YORK. July &c "A large portion oil
the ruins OF the Museam fell this morning
fatally nJuring laborer and at least one other
while il is reported woman ard child and other.
are buried beneath the bricks.
A building on Farmer street. which runs along
the foot Of Brooklyn Heights fell this morning
burying Patrick Reagen, John Nasha, Vim
Shaw and j b. Martin, OF New York. The
building Was one OF those damaged by fire las
April. when the roof fell in, precipitating ssvs
raj fremen into tue flames below. Ii was beinl
rebuilt. and TIE laborers were engaged deposit
ing earth the roof for gardens to the resi-
dsnces on the heights above, when the supports
consisting OF brick arches, gave way.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-27
ToFARMERs.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS

iNyRRYBODY his own Broom Maker, without the aid
~ Of cord or tylngs Of any kind, by the o. M.rs
Celebrated Melalic Broom Head. patented June i3th,
lss5. Ersctly what you want. Fifteen 60 twenty del
lars per DAY wanted an sctive, energetic man IN each
County In the United states TO secure FOR himself the
elusive right sell tais valuable Invention. being the
only .ccesfu article of The kind introduced In this
country We eau sabstssate the Assertion that agents
positively clearing from sl5 TO s2o per day. any
energetic man can eel ffom 100 20 COO Ia County
Farmers DO not pay . high price for your broom bat
try Nnlsr's Celebrated Brooa Head Il IL safe IN.
vestmsnt.
lneloss three cent stamp for Circular. giving full
part eplsrs. aHd address biLLsk DIAL,
ofos, Eess's Block, East kAfsst street. Room No
Third Floor, indianapolis, Ind iys-e7~&~.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-27

CHICAGO AND iNDIASsPoLIs AIR LINE RAIL
Road --DOn't forget the meeting TO morrow OF
this proposed road The friends Of this road 80
notas. any one to take stock in the road simply
10 encourage the enterprise: IL the road is built.
every railroad man knows the stock Of this road
viii pay he beat OF any road in thus State IL
vii be stock uh'ieg almost any circumstances
a,wAN, above psr-iof the reason that il will
constitute The main connecting link not only be.
tween this place aud Caicagn. tout also between
Chicago sud Cincinnati, aud between Chicago
aud Louisville
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-27

lE FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood the test
Of trial. and is constantly increasing In public favor.
TIKI VENETIAN HAIR DYE IL the best aud cheapest
made. Its price is only IS eents. and each bottle
taas double the quantity Of dye In those usually sold
81.
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by peculiar pro
cess which renders II infinitely superior any dye in
market. BEING complete in bottle, preparation
Is required, which greatly smplihes the application.
IN USING THIS DYE you avoid that RUSTY. DEAD sp-
pesranee by which dyed hair and whskers readily
recognized, when inferior article has been used as 1t
produces perfectly natural color Of any shade that Is
desired, from rcn brown to Jetty, lustrous black,
that will smut crock. stain the clothing Invest
Is cents and you will be convinced Sold by all Drug
gIs,s and Fancy Goods Dealers.
A. I. MATHEWS, Manufacturer.
Dim AsBARNEs 4 co. New York, Wholesale Agents
mylo-deod-ly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-27

AFFAIRS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Ex-COnsressman Faulkner.
EXPLOSION ON THE STONEWALL
&C.. &C.. &c. Ac.. &C.
Explosion Of a Powder Maya zine ON
Ba@ t@neWaiI-Later from SAN

Explosion Of a PoWd dor Magazine ON
Ham st"neWaii-Later from SAN
Domingo.
NV YoRK. July 26.-The steamer Moro
Castle brings Havana dates to the 22i.
The Spanish steamer Isle De Cuba has arrived
from Cadiz. and it is expected brought an order
deliver the rebel ram Stonewall to the United
States authorities. The day before her arrival
her powder magazine exploded, opposite Mater
nillos, completely destroying the ladies' cabin,
the berihs of the lower cabin, and raised the
upper deck about foot. Nc lives lost or limbs
broken. Considerable mail matter was burned
Troops from San Domingo continued to ar
rive The DominiciaDs, holding a surplus OF
5000 prisoners, refused to give them up without
equivalent; whereupon General Genders has
seized upon several prominent persons a. host
ages.
The Island Is skill in . state Of partial block
ade, and there may be further trouble
The evacuation Of the Capital. il was expected
would be completed by the llth All remaining
cannon have been spiked and the csrragei
destroyed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-27
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OisciSsArI. July 26.
Flonr excited aud prices 80 unsettled that no
accurate quotations can be given.
Wheat advanced: prime 10 choice red So VI
white is held at 81 Rye firm at S5e. Oais dull
at -. Corn dull and nominal; ear and
sheled 65@6sc: prime white 81, Oats advanced
10 56c
Whisky Gsm al 81 1902 II FOR western, the
former the prevailing rate.
Mess pork quiet: city sold AZ $29 90
Prime mess il held at 500. Bulk meats
dull Shoulders l5ie@l5s. Sides 1919
l6b.
BacOn-Shoulders lie.
Lard held more firmly. and mono to be had be
low 23e. il st that. though we did not hear oil
any demand.
Butter 20@26c Eggs 20.
Sugar l46l1c. Coffee 29@32c. Molasses
dull. Cheese l5c.
Gold 81 1901 42le.