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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Cairo, June 81.

Cairo, June 81.
Gov. Clarke. Of Mississippi, is reported
to have passed through Meridian under
military escort. Friday last.
The Mobile 4 Charleston fai)road is
reported completed to Corinsh. The
Southern railroad will soon be completed
to vicksburg.
Two thousand bales cotton and lot Of
manufactured tobacco came out Of the
Tennessee river to-day.
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cg The Ottumwa Courier learns that
three men were drowned in the river at
Lloyd's Mill, some distance above Ottum-
va, Tuesday evening.
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Especial 10 Tribune 4

W2oblDRtOn, Juno Il.
The Hon. Isasc Arnold, 9Th Auditor,
ksda schedule made Of the postal indebted
ne to the government Of all the post ffi
ces in the rebeilious Sta,es up 70 the time
of the breaking out OF the war. The sg-
gregate amounts to quarter million dol
lars. Several Of these postmas,ers have
reported the amounts Of their indebs ed
nesa and their willingness to pay up. and
. fex have forwarded the nosey.
Il 10 etated that FIX Gov. Wright Of
Iodiana win Be rendered the mission TO
Berlin.
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Rist :. ststsa Islana.
New York, June g.

New York, June 29.
II the msst.r Of the riot on Staten
Island last vening il appears the citizens
vere giving s.ter'uinment to the 1894
regimen, just returned from the var.
Some of the members Of detachment Of
the 66th guarding cotton on the quaraD-
tine g1aunds, came 10 the plsoe Of enter.
tainmsst and were 10 friendly spirit ask
ed to take refreshments ssd partook 4
them. Afterwards discussion sprung
no relative TO the merits Of the two reRi.
msnss, in which the citisens participated
snd couple Of the 66th got in 6ghs,
getting the worst of the fight they ran "a
their quarters, got their muskets, loaded
them, 6xed bayoaess aud returned, asinn
offensive language. They were ret upon,
their muskets taken away from them and
driven inside the gates Of the quaran,ins
grouods. This enraged nearly The entire
detachment aud they took their stand in.
side the gates With their muskets loaded
By this time large crowd gathered about
the gates and stones Wers stADwn Ct the
armed soldiers. They resposdsd b firing
deliberately and With uoeh segslssity vol
ley after vollsy intp ths crowd. Tie 6gh,
was kept up toe mar : b4lf ho1f With
naskets on the oe4 side and sloaea q the
other. Finally boat assivs1 kS,i.g On
board 1t. Col. Noises II eouaaad of she
dseashmsst d The 60sh, aa1 be was in.
formed Of the sta(o sf afsiru. He imme.
diAtelg loaned ashofp ond hosteoed 90 sht
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~ A man and boy were drowned At
Ottumwa Wednesday evening, while en-
deavoring to. .escsps from their residence
which was surrounded by water, SO says
the Courier.
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Especial to N. 7. Herald.
Washington, Juno 2l.

Caleb Lyon. Governor Of Idaho, denies
baviae bsea rss ous Of The tsrrilory %
pablishsd ID : Nea York papsr, md elaine
3 81 here On oG3o;sl tusiseoe conneosed
uith its interests, ~ virtae Of thres
noQths' have Of absends etsated By dr.
kissdn. The LaeislakGte sardsr1a ehs
HrelDosal Of tho capital from Lewiston 70
b nlyses, and the dissatisfaction With Gov.
sLyoh 10 sepvo~eotoj q - ooo6esd 20 The
essissns d ths iofasr Plaos, becadse Of
bis rDi1aal % veto shs bill. il
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HUAoRoUs.-The Des Moinss Regis
ter doesn't like the tardy efforts tha. are
being made in that place 10 oel9 9bn.e the
Fourth. Indeed, it grows desperate, and
offers to bet section of the r ,cky Noun
tains that therc won't be any eel. bra,ion
there at al. Pbilosophicaily re. ie.ed
grows Dixon then. and soliioquikes thus /:
"Weli, let her rip. We in end to cels-
brase the Fourth on our own hook. We
will introduce the exercises early in the
morning BY reading the Declaration Of
IndepsDdence 10 the petroleum we'll down
in Camp township. It may have . good
effect on tho oleaginoss bowels of tie
Garth. We shall then stand on our head
for fifteen miousss, or until the stars in
our National banner shall become as nu.
merous - tbe scintiliations ir. the sMilky
Way Then ue shall rev erse ends, and
occupy the rest of the d,y in reading NJ
oil stocks. or in meditslins on that sor
OF bogus patrioti.A which refuses Il
greet our fetarsisg s,ldiers on the Fourth
Day Of July With : patriotic aud imp,es
sivs recogaition q their services.
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EThe Council Bluffs Nonpareil says
that the body of murdered man was
found in the Missouri river At that place
on Tuesday.
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1tnesln 1gsuunent Ass>eiatiea.
Office Of the Lincoln Monument A. !
oociatioD.

Springfield. June e.
II is deemed proper that the public
should Be officially apprised that 10 accor
dance with lhe wishes Of Mrs. Lincoln
the Dstional Lincoln monument associa.
ton have de6aitsly decided to erect q
monument in memory Of Abraham Lin.
coln over his reinains 1t Oak Ridge near
the ci.y Of Springfield, LII.
(Signed) RI. OaLEssr,
President Lincoln Monument Association
CT. CoNKLrEG. Sec'y.
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New York, June e.

The Commercial Advertiser eays the
chief topic on 'ohs.gs this .. y. has been
the departure Soath Of Mr.. EAstuas oi
Eastuas = Co.. produce dealers, No. 20
Broad street, for parties nnknosn. haviaa
money smouatisg 10 half . million dcaiars.
A oerchast named 7. &. Howe y alss
missing and believed 70 Be connected viii
Eassnan. The latter disappeared las,
Saturday. saying be was going 70 Boston
and would b back in day Or two. Hi.
antecedenp wers Of the 6rst quality. Ha
~as . churohgoing man and largely iden.
ti6ed With every praissworshy under.
nking.
Richmond papers Of the 25;h contain
the following:
DAT the late election the following VA
tie sos II Asoomsok ssd Northsmptoo
c.spiis: For Congress. Wn. H. b.
Curtis. Accomack county 92s, North
smpson 800; Geo. G. Tyler, Accomac Sc.
Northampton 6; Curtis n.j,risy l,l3i.
h 'r the Hoass ol Delegates oi W. Taos.
h Kellon and Jno. w. Field we're
elected, both conservatives. William H.
Curtis vas Union member of the Vir.
ginis Convsotion - conservative pan
and opposed to con6scstion. Tyler is Il .
present u. 8. Collector for the district.
The citixens Of Disuiddis had meet
ing aod adopted resolutions prohibiting
negroes from coming upon their plants
tions except upon business, fixing their
pay u Eve dollars per moa,b, refusing 70
hire any aaless recommended BY previous
employers, and while eadorsing Fraoeis
d. PIerpoot - Governor and apprsciasiD
bis generous seusineDta, ttey deprecsie
the constitution of shs Stass VI Vlrgisia -
nov in force. and ask ttst the same course
be adopted for Virgins that has been for
North Carolina.
The Commercial says:
The 81 q s. colorsd cavalry nuiinied
on board steamer lying at The vhasf 10
Portsmouth barbor, last Monday evening
They took possession Of The vessel, refused
to allow it to leave, aud next morning
went Ashore armed, and ran riot through
the town.
White troops we're summoned from w.
rious quarter. Gen. Graham took com
mand of them and soon overpowered ths
blaeks and drove them aboard the chip,
where preparations had bsea made for
them. They were disarmed and and sent
down the bay.
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~ Gen. Logan is briefly visiting
Springfield, Illinois. He is enthusiast.
cally received by the citizens who are
Justly proud of this veteran officer.
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- Austin Corbin, President Of the
Fiss National Bank Of Davenport, sad 4
old and wealthy citizen Of that plass. -
disposed Of bis property and win rsulovs
shortly to New York City. Hon. Gse.
E!Frsnch has bssn appointed 10 III ~
{ esssd Psssi1 y - Bssa. &
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Fire in Revere Hsass- Billiard Match
Boston, June 22.

The drying room connected With th<
laundry of the Revere House took fri
la.t night, but Was confined to the room
in which il originated. The coolness
and systematic operations Of the clerk,
Mr.. Ramsey. prevented any general alarm
Of the guests, The loss vas few hun.
dred doiisrs.
The billiard match for the champion
ship of Massachusetts, between W A.
Tobin and R. +. Wilmarth, Of Boston,
sas played at Dunnstead Hall. last eve
ming. The match resulted in the transfer
of the champion cue from Tobin to VIII
msrth, who won, having 1901 points TO
Tobin's l, ,438.
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New Orleans, Jane l9.


1t is reported that Gen Beauregard has
been arrested and sent to W4shiog gton.
A very large and enthusiastic meeting
vas held Saturday night welcoming home
and endorsing Gov. Child's action regard
ing his removal Of State and city Of.
ficials.
All branches of trade are aotive- since
the removal of trade restrictions on pro
duce in the interior Of the S,u.hern
States whore there are no eommuuicat atious
hy water or rail.
The latest information from Mexico
says that the empire is waning fast En-
peror Max,milian 10 . mere puppes in the
hands of Marshal Baxin. The Empress
displays more 6rmness and decision oi
character than her hasband, and exerts
great CONTROL over him. She is really
Emperor Of Mexico.
The Foreign and Mexican troops are
bordering on disorgan,za,ion. The
French are only reliable, and lookto Bs.
ne for orders. The Mexicans will rebe
the 6sss opportunity.
Wv. OiaIke, Ot MlSsissipp', passed
through Mobile on his way TO Washing.
loo.
Gen. Albert Pike, rebel. has arrived
here.
Gen. Kellogg, newly appointed Collect
or OF this port, has arrived.
Gen. HERON, commanding 1t Shreve
port. has issued an importa Mt order 10 re
turn treeemen 10 their former masters
until the growing drops are gathered
which will prevent destitution and suffer
log with both classes Definite contrsct
tor their pay and support is required fol
the balance of tho season.
A number Of private ateamers just from
Trxas, and transports crowded with re
turning prisoners, have arrived.
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San Francisco, June IL.

The FIRE At Soeon to-day DESTROYED
property valued st %, 600.
Agents of tho Mexicaa Republic have
put . loan upon market for % ,OO0. 900.
The week closed quietly 10 commercial
circles. Volume Of trade and general
merchandise light. In the produce mar
kes tho tendency is to lower range, pros
pect Of an early supply of new wheat cre-
asing desire among holders 70 realize cap
ital.
Sailed, the ship Constitution. for Pana-
ma, with 576 passengers and ei sec, 900
in treasure, Of which e7S5.0O0 goss to
New York.
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Petitions Ses paraou.
Especial 70 N. 7. Times.1
VnH:A

VesAiHStOns Suu0 zAs
Brig. Gen. Wild Of Mass, has been -
signed to duty under Gen. Howard OF ~
refugees and fresdmen's burssu, and viii
bs put in charge Of tho State Of Geofgia
With orders to report to Gen. Ssxos.
The 9TH Of July is to be appropriately
celsbratsd at Raleigh, N. G. I
There we're thirty-one petitions for par
don fled with the President to day
There we're three persons pardoned to-
day. viz: Phillip Lee Of Ky., John r. Da-
Wis of Tenn, and Jos. L. Seward, 70. :
msrly member Of the United States Con-
gress from Georgia.
For the position of the Assistant Sec
retary Of the Treasury for the city Of New
York the names Of Nesss. Van Dyke and
Blstchford only are considered. The for.
mer has something Of an advantage in the
fact that no one objects to HIM. whilst be
is supported BY some of the wealshies,
and most infususisl men il ths sountry.
The latter though urged BY gentlemes oi
equally as good influence and respectable
i,y. is opposed by . formidsbIs party.
The opposition appears:so be founded solely
upoo political grounds. The indications
to-day are that Van Dyke will receive the
appointment.
The South Carolina delegatioa are here
to day and had . pleasant interview with
the Preside mt and after~ard with the SEQ
retary Of War. The delegation asks that
their State be placed upos the same foot.
ing - tho other wayward States, and that
. Provisional Govsrnmen nor be apEoinsed
Tue delegates are of the semi-sabdued
pro-slavery class SO far ss can be deter.
mined from the demonstrations at the Ex
scutive Mansion this p. m, aud though
they bow TO the destiny Of the State, the
movement lacks gracefulness and is made
with evident reluctance DR.. Buckley,
who had left for Charleston returned hers
to-day and will represent the Union els.
ment of South Carolina.
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MARRIEp.

In this city, THURSDAY, ynse "a Ct the resids,cs Of
NJ Jam McQaeen, BY Few ". q. Crsfs Mr. Wn. TuI-
foH, ksq and Miss Ll1sl1 DAIssIL
II Keokuk, June I'd By Rev j. H. M.Cuteheep. Mr.
y 2. 6rHu snd Aiss Joeu Cots, al or Montruse Lee
county. lowe.
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LOR RALE-Two Beautiful Lots, on
J. High street inorth side). between 9th and 10Th
sfeste With smali fsme dwelling same; aso - ssss
Of lot 10 ock ldo the Of lzsh and Main
street. fsouth d+ With ON it also eat 90
feet Of lot bfo< le9 Johnson street adjonips y
A. ~illiAms Foundry All this property viii be sold
cheap. Ths title good or sale. Rnqnire Of
1unex II. b TKEETCK
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|HASHEESH CANDY,
THE GREAT
ORIENTAL NERyIAE COMPOUND |!

mosf delightful EzAiterant Cbnfecoaised, and has
been the thsoe and story among the Psrsians
Arsbisns and Assyrisns.
the secret ~ Youth and Beauty
tits Remedy that ought to be in every house ac-
count Of hnr,alessness and pory aud above ALL Dc
Of its crceeng chcupness 1t s the cheapest RENE
d. in the world Colds readiiv yield tn 1t.
The the Speaker the Student and the Business
map under its influence to gather new insprs-
ton And energy, readiness and keennes Of percep
tior unknown before. No Clergyman, Actor. singer,
Lawyer In any should be without 1t.
Major GEN MITCHELL th. celebrated Astronomer, -
the Bnshrssh Candy helped him when all other rene
dies fiIed relieve him and that il Is elegant COM
pound
The celebrated Dr. Mott OF New York. says the tfeu
medicinal of the Hssheesh Candy very great
much greater than yet appears. could wish that
remedy potent for good il il were more 1eneray
In
| IL il SURE Cure for st. yitus Dance.
1t is Sure Cnre for Fever and Ague.
Sure Cnrs for General Debility and Wasting Away.
sure Cure for all Nervous and Hlious Affections
Sure Cure for Torpidity OF the Liver
sure Cure for Quinsy Group and Hives-
Sure Cure fer Colds, Cough. and Asthma
Sure Cure for Incipisut Coussmption.
Sure Cure for Insanity and Mental Derangement-
psyts the booa ef perfect HeokA asd Teor to those 0io
u sold BY Druggists everywhere Price 30 cts nd
u Ter box
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

Ksokuk, Lee Co., Iowa, june
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90 n)bom it map Gcntern.

NOTICE is hereby given. to all parties having
II cleims against the lsts firm of JEE, CODDiSOroN
Co to present the same The undersigned Assignee o. his
oic. No Al South Wiam-si In the City OF New ora on
before the fifteenth day Of February next preparatory 70
nal dividend OF the proceeds OF the assigned eseie In de
fault O.. which they WIN be liable TO ose e benefit OF such
anal di.trbuion. BENJAMIN HAXTUN, Assignee
Nrvr YAM L.
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DRAFT FAMILY.

The descenisn,s Of Lieut.. WILLIAM PRATT who settled
a. Cambdge Mass in 1872, and afterwards At sayor9os
ebont 1888 hereby notified that the History and Oenea
OF the Family now ready for delivery. Il Is volume Of
feui hundred and twenty pages roya octave IN embossed
cloth, ~ 80 Per COPY
In extra binding gilt, 81.
Copel may be had of JULIUS n. PRATT, No. % Cham
bersst hew'fork and CASE LOCKWOOD 4 CO. LSrt
ford, Conn. JULIUS PRATT.
Merilen. Dec 81. 1904
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1tle0ical.
Use PHELPS 81 RICHARDSs
BRONCHIAL PELLETS!!

FOR COUGHS. COLDS BRONCHITIS SORE THROAT,
prepared
tor sale by every Druggist. AK FOX other! Take
other
Manufscturers Depots, CONRAD FOX, No. 81 Bsrclay.
- and 4. ~. LOVEJ0Y, No. 90 Fa!.on,,, Wholesale
Drusgisis
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snsnce Of the Act, chapter Z, and a. amended
by chapter 3o6. Law Of 1864, Twenty .seven
.T,oo 90

on the Bonds autbofized aud i.sued in pnrsu.
Law % ., zee IseS "a T,ive b so ei,hf lnoa
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sunrn for each en- ~ lnIsua'ge o. ,ne
tyyent -riraih section 81 chapter ; Z ol tue
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Etsamboats anb Railroads.
no! FOR THE GOLD MINES of IDAHO.
MONTANA AND IDAHO TRANSPORTATION LINE

lie new, fest and light dIsf sesmsr DEER LOD0K
nomss W. Rea, commander Henry A. Dohrmsn clert, nov
psns ont at fsbUrg Pa expressly for the St Louis sn
ror trade will leave Pttsburs tor Fort Benton and
IN eneaiae points SATURDAY, February TO- and leave 81
Lonl' SAT- RDAY, Msrch T. or soon thereafter The
liver ID open 20 Omaha and Council Bluff.
Inc he" last and light draft steamer BENTON Nrn.
HoWgtd oOhmander, Lewis l.. Hine clerk will leave fos
or Benton and intermediate points SATURDAY March II.
The new, fast and light DAFT steamer YELLOW STONE,
Jos.ph Mayhoo1 commander stsnly Ryaad clerk viii leave
Us above SATURDAY March L.
The very fas, and light draft steamer FANNY OGDEN
Thomas Townsend commander, Moses Hilard clerk IN
leave as above SATURDAY, April u.s.
Steamer DEER LODGE viii remain between Forts Union
and Benton until the cargo Of al the boats Of this line de
eTed at Fort Benton
by this shippers have grea, ADVANTAGE and -
assurance that thef freight will be delivered a destination
We also prepared to furnish LAND TRANSPOkTATlON
FROM Fort BENTON TO THE MINES. AND Will
GIVE THROUGH BILLS OF LADlNG TO silver
CITY: LAST CHANCE, PRlCKLY PEAR, DEE4
LODGE. VIRGINIA CITY, BANNOCK CITY AND
GALLATIE. For freight or passage apply to
JOHN @. COPELIN,
Southeast Main and Oliyer-sA.,
JOSEPH MCINTYRE, st. LouiA
Northeast cor. Pine and Commercial Sta, or Mo-
JOHN j. ROE Co,
Convsntst. bet. Second ard Third sts.
J. EAGER Agent, No. Al Broadst ksw'York
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NETWORK aud NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1894 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. l86s.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK, 2TTHSr. AND At
ANENTE.

TRAINS LEAVE NEWYoRK, aTHsL AND 4TH
AVENUE.
For New Haven 200. eco Ex,I l3o m. IL IL, (Ex1
500 (Fs.) 3i5 40 and 500 (ES.lp la
Fol bridgeport, 100 500 (Ex.l LILO nj lI9, (Exb
800. (GN1 3s5, 80 and SEQ (ET,l p
For Milford, AID STAFFORD 100. l.sO m 80 4J, p "a.
=. Faifed s0uthpo ana " estpori, 100 Jcs H. @''
430p. - - ,
as 40. $50. 800 t1x.,l 2. m.
fof Uaen 800 90. 100 q. M; 80 43J, $50 p.
For lreenW .ca o. $50 1890 ;345 49, so 81 pm
Tor stamford go eco tkN $50, llJl d. ~ IIi0i tExt
500, (Ex) 3 -, 40. $50, c.jD 800 (E&.,l P. m
For Chester and Intermediate stations ~, Wv, li~
I. H.. 3. -, f.JQ so. go llg ?, N. -
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via Springfield 100 lex 800 tEI,l 81"
2. - 49, ~, ,oo.
For Hartford and Springfield, 800 (E1D . N. (E1r) wv
Ex.,) lt.l5 900 ?. u
For Connecticut River Railroad 800 O. M lExl IEIo m
10 Montreal 400 D. n. - Nos hampton. - - .
For Iaftiori Providence ANA FisAki Railroad AGO. Ex-l
For Haven New London and storingtoa Railroad -
8O1a NJ. l.. IS, 800, 800 p IN. -
Tor Canal Railroad, l2.l5 @ N. to Northampton
For Ilousttonc Reigoad, .. IL.
For Naulauck Railroad, 500 a. m, 200 p m. -
Tor Dau6ury and Norwak Railroad, 100, $50 a. n, 40
p ,.ooo - -
JAMES H. HOY A. Slrt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26
ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave foot OF

ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave loot OF
H. Ch.rpbeT.-s;. via. Pavonia Ferry
m Day Express for tauAndaicus. RochestrT BufAos
West Connects at Buffalo with Lake Shore
and Grand Trunk Railways AID az Saienanca with Atiaufo
and Great Western Railway
8:3o a. m. Mix and Way Train, daily, to 0svile.
10 m Express Mai. for Buffalo, connecting with Lsho
Shore Railway. -
~. m . Way Train, for Port Jervis and Nswb
Nis6t Express, for CaIaudasua Rochester, Buffalo
Salamanca. and West.
p M Lightning Express daily for Csnandaigrt hoches
Buffalo with IKE Shore and Grand Trunk Railways, aud
Salamanca with Atlantic and Great We-tem Railway
D. n Eiuiaut Train, daily, 70. Buffalo, Salamanca Dun
kin and Wes..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-26

Receipts Of s'roiucr.
JAN $3.50 bis Flour, 4Oi bbf. whisky, @5j9
bags Corn Noel. 1850 lu 3. Rye H. Ikss Ashes
1917 ukca Lard l,-oO pigs. Butter. COZ pigs OIL
Cake, 1900 pkgs. Provisions. 2o,J Dressed Hoss.