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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-03
EDUCATIONAL.
M uSic al InS t j t ute,
PORTLAND, ME.
SIGNOR R0RRA.

AhnCrOR Of the Institute o, hereby offers to the
- eiu x ms OF Portland, and of the neiEbboriBg
cb@i wno ~hh 70 qualify themsev for church
e. ,, not ,Ie stage or the concert room, simply
SERIOUS CONSIDERATION. Allsush are invited to Gala
No. II Ciapp's Block, Congress St
ON Mooday, "wednesday, OF Saturday. alta p NJ tor
ELVES whel her the Cheve System Of Mu,iesI In
stiuction h. or Is not all ii il CLAIMED 10 be Nv the
leading Institu lions and Professo of Europs. re-
ducing the time 10 II least tenth that hereto
fore required for tn. rough musical education with
. corr spoudent reduction of expense. Signrr b.
will takeeharge of any GLASS Of BIFrY pupils with.
in thirty miles Of Poraud or. II an association OF
twent ave should b. formed here, lie will undertake
their training. mchl7d2ws
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plodging myself tn keep always IN hand s5
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Merchant ,T7ailO1's,
MILITARY AND GENTLEMEN'S

FURNISHING STORE.
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CLOTHS, UASIl.ERES, and VESTlNIS,
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and warrant to give entire satisfaction.
Special attention given 70 the selection! of
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We sell none but Indigo Blues, warranted; ana
our long experience in that branch justifcs uz
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" NJ. a ARNOLD,
ian 1~--tf JOHN 4. FIELD.
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NEWS BY Tc-DAY's MAIL.

The Chicago Times says" There must
have been M nberlesa police raids taking
n|aca IN all the surrounding cities, such as
those recently carried Oh here, which have
driven all the thieves residing in the western
States inta Chicago Such an Immense num-
ber Of pick pockets, burglars garroters, high
wavnen and robbers in general, as are at
,,rasent here could never be supposed TO be IN
t;igenous to Chicago There was all imposing
array Of them yesterday forenoon before jus
lice Miller all Of whom had evidently been
exceedingly Industrious on the previous day.
A gentleman from Georgia, says there is no
one resource Of the South SO greatly under-esn-
lnael as the amount of cotton still held there.
He thinks there must be at least 800, 600
bales in Georgia and | Zoo, 900 bales more IN
Alabama. He has knowledge Of hundreds OF
bales which have been buried in the sand 1or
,eore than a year. tie predicts that cotton
will sell for 10 cts per pound IN Savannah rs
s,on as the Government removes the restrlc,
s!ons upon its coming IN.
Tie James river has been cleared sufficient
1y of distractions to allow vessels TO pass uo to
Richmond and irregular line Of mail steamers
has been established between that place and
tify Point. The steamers Wilson Small and.
NlEEdtllOFa ilaSE DcSA fidtEu at'oh VIZ ;o>''~!
each vessel making one trip per day 50 as TO
connect with the mail boats. to and from
Washins ton.
News by the Europa states that the u. 5.
Minister has demanded satisfaction OF the
Portuguese government for firing into the
Niagara and Sacramento He demands that
the IT. S. flag shall be saluted hy the forts
which fired into these vessels, anu the dlsmts.
sal Of the Governor Of the forts. The y. $.
commanders deny any intention OF sailing at
she time they were fired upon
The steamer Corsica, from Nassau on the
10Th inst, reports that the blockade runner
Ranshee. with thousand bales OF cotton,
arrived at Nassau on the 3Oth OF March from
Galveston. The Corsica reports Galvesfon
earrisoned by l,2O0 troops Twelve Federal
ships were off the bar. SIX steamers mad
sailed recently fronl Havana tor Galveston.
The columns of the St. Louis papers con.
tinue to supply evidence OF the exodus OF
residents from the State Of Missouri. The
local papers have long lists OF sheriff sales OF
real estate. Good farms are selling ID SULLIVAN
County at from five to ten dollars per acre.
Hy. s. Mcpherson. of Georgetown, is on
trial by military commission Tor serving IN the
Southern service, and assisting Miss PARTON 10
20 beyond the lines without pass. Ihe young
lady is also to be tried for attempting to pass
The lines without pass
The mayor Of New York city has united
with the governor ct the state, to recommend
The Observance Of Thursday next as day OF
Thanksgiving to Almighty God for the bright
prospect Of returning peace and trateinaI
harmony
It is understood that Gen. Grants head
onaniars &C a ha ,aarr,a anan1lu established IN
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-14

The Warsaw correspondent Of the DASziGRs
ZEiruso thus describes the present state OF c king
dom Of Poland;
"imprisonnents and copfucmc t. in the cilsde
CONTINUE without ntermsso0, aud atl ouyn lsttor-
" 4 lew prisoners liberated because there
were no proofs whatever against them, they have
he"n fined incredible sums-soiuo as much as i5, =
OoO q yer rouhles The DECORATIONS to Sibor+a,too,
DO no, cease, slthough tho number of por,ons sem
tenced 10 Punishment 10 NOT so large a. formerly
-Four days ago = new transport Of 63 Irisouers
lcft the citadel by the 81 Pote rsburg II l.
way TOR Pskov, whence these unfortunate Peel pie
will be driven foot through ice and snow ~ ~
Siberian steppes. TIE self-NIll and abuses Of the
police arc a. great as ever. Rome days ago they
srres I'd two sistcrs, daughters Of q well known
and respected inhAbtsnt OF this town, lust at the
moment whom tney were about to take part Va a
concert for n charitable object. The ouy offence
with which they were charIei was, TINT they had
refused to perform nj one oi the musical soirees Of
the n rector Of she conservatory of Warsaw,
pIven Tor the anus. ncnt oi Count Berg aud b n
RUSSIAN m, ads. Roth the lad.es were imurisuneo
for three uayB ia tie l1licc court and whom at
LAST ucy We're Be! free, ney were severely admOu
shed OF u fys ns yeue., .uo;her lime when callod
uppu 10 G'lS 'hc wishes oi Count Harg,while be NJ
perfectly wei wren ask, , 10 sing Tor "a charitable
plIp
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-14

a correspondent who accompanied the march Of
General sherman through Georgia, thus discoursss
concerning the contrnbnnds;
The FIRST 'snow bail" cane 10 US somewhere IN
the lie ghborApoi Of Decatur. She wore a very
ral ged d ca, AID hal mu'ing infant. Colonies.
fam les squads fell in at every plantation 10
taxi part IA sho grind march for freedom. Provost
mars .s tel n.o there ar' hNcon thousand escaped
slaves with the army ~ Georges tl-'-y and ! see
nu reason t. doubt tue statement. Tie 8lanpede
81 bunImen aNd lOudWomcn from Central Georgia
will never be forgotten by those who werr pecu-
marty Interested. slaves Of all AGES and both
81 Scs left loul.s NJ - moments PREPARATION 10 20,
they knew not where, In search OF iroed lm I ulu
afraid many OF them had very vague idea OF the
meaning VI freedom" They we're invariably
dressed In the best their WLrurubcs afforded, jubi.
liant aud Lippy, thinking they were going TO au
otcruul Christuas-a Lifelong holiday. Tie mAruh
ot this sast loluuu of dusky SHADES their biyou.
ucs their joys aud sOrtows On the forage question,
their condemnation during the exciting moments
when our infantry were brushing away the rebel
cavalry l.es, Their poorly disguised satisfaction at
the Iecul.lry siuiuugs Melr old masters got, would
c1eh aud all tulIi'h splendid study for 4reat
uona painting. Tier love M hEery Is only exceeded
by tArr love - freedom and adventure. They came
out TO Va loaded down witt wearing on arc, great
bundles of which they carried on their heads.
In maue no provisions Tor the wants ofthe stoui-
a.h. have 5e1u laTse, greasy negro females
dressed IA silks surgiug q ong lahOrously with
the column, breathing hara and hating now and
then a. scoop handful ul water from some puddle
by the roadside, yet unwilling u Increase their
comfort uy cNstiuy loose rom TIE heavy bundles II
n1,ry hoy oSr,o4 on Their hcsAs. have seen
black babies " all ages and sizes, somc in swad-
liiu. yothcs, souc carried by their parents older
ones, With no article 81 clothing bui three years
OH uuN aihoJ SHIRT driven on ia hocks by tie ap-
plicsLon OF maternal switches to the are legs
nave seen blind and lame mules tostooned with in
iangs n bags and led by fond parents 80 aged and
weak tGey could hardly totter along. "MIs'r
5 .,ruaa "ss great man, but dis an lie work 90
de lot ,"tley sad. Many Oi the more fascinating
young tyula.rs attached themselves to young BLACK
n. p SLl Olh-i1t,d officers servants, and led
4,r e,u. nie, slowed away in baggage
WAGONS curing tho day an1 subasrinS at
to souund t.bles OF she mess at meal
times. General VILLA uoac!us nm unusual
number u icmales about thc Tive seth Corps head.
larers one night, ordered muster Of h,s sorvants
10 SEQ how ny he was supporting. The inspoc.
80 deNo,ol oil die fact THAI the Generals COLI
J 10y LON Lad locomc ii subject ioI the aomiu.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-14

rolled over he pale checks AL gong T.
as far--oh a. lar ~ can tor What 10
retain meme the lonely, unloyed oney'
fen upon bis knees aud sobb.d cnnyuIstv,iv
'Ai that moment he felt . sru,l-.
touch ufon his hand he started lule
Cfcss crtpt towards him. 4, q you.
alas nov solitary ompanion " ms BE
Nloolo. ray Of Joy glidcd over his couui
a. he thoughtiuly contemplated the
creature. A. last he stsrtod up, and excl
pressing HIS violin pass oust,ly to- his bres4
more parting greeting to Giauctia. then or'
world wiih yor, mighty, hca .oa'y bclovci
ie'rt " Then tie chords sang more W, u.
more mvstcroufly shAu ever tones that ~
quis.wly bcau'iiui, although trcmulous ~
row, foa.cd over T. the slumlarinR Glhrel
dead one seemed to smile the lovely h1y 81
erod .ho flame q the torches tfcmlleI m
Ing monk let lbs ,oldea hau,is sink, whilst %
strange dreams passed over hun. Wien ~,
M Sun lookei into jhc thy room With l.
eyes, hc found half-,aat.nx 10. ia.
ground, with bis violin 10 Ills arms on q @
Of The violin huns, firmly Ciin.aL.,, little
Cross, who WAS dead.
II wonder u tao prediction " the love,
eta was fulhlledg Tie toy's name "a
Pagauini. Have you ever heard OF h.u. -
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-14

Cincinnati, jan ,--.',u. rbrd,o has re-
loved vie rrtd tion' upon trade IN kcutu,kv.
.csul =. Oh, we're tuuv,ucel iuio both IIou,cs ~
he K'u,uc'y 'Si-lstur,, yesterday, lie. .uuy for
ne mshciia,' aaoliuou II slavery. GOV Brem.
l,.,g, ia uls Ac,sA,s, recommends lhc gradual
cnsu pri. 1u aud at niSIe removal lf the Saves
~ .,c, Owe: aud thanks Generals sher IAN and
1l.rH' ios ,hs,r victories dcuJunces the uuwar-
r".i-il' uro-t ct CO. Woltord aud cut Gov.
emo. .- a" rt,- that hs object IN attempting TO
J.. Iiatr TIE cu stt,ut 20: slaves was not g. save
tnr .'N.,'' ,r, On, people Of kentucky from au
49,. t,-ly sI,p w lie accomplishment aud
Cc..nc5 rW hcuu.aJ has furnished nearly
f..'.''.sy thousand soldiers to the Unted States
AuYy
be- .i.u,s, Ry- Jig. u Walker raylor's
tc' - .or.rI o'cu ici Ovcnh5oro until Friday.
C.l5, p1ly 0aa"rs AVID firing upon steamers,
whcu tey lot. The Sew Albany LEpGEa SAY.
tAi rchl gN,~-illl. have jossossion OF owen orc,
uay,5yll D-,.ryor and Henderson The Lei
,rou aNu was captured u a band Of Aa,rudcl =
= .c'r'la7 ucqr Lehsnou Junction. yesterday aftcr-
TO-. The .ssen.crs we're Tlblel aui the cars
t...,i ne rcbcNs brutaily urlcrci four dis.
chr-"v, rli'erg OF the 10Th Kentucky. Taylor has
'.o 'ahcd his headquarters al II.wcsyillc and the
c'I-' a. &c u'ein9 across the Ohio 10 Evoid con-
r.rfl. uu.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-14

ions o. Turkey OF Utah, having not iess than ST.
t s 90 uro1 ladies' in hs train. AL the old arDy
dukies pcked out serv.pts froo, among The new
eomeIs, raising through the pine barrens during
voc ho DAY, heavy stencil arose from the moving
mass Of ffeed people, 50 heavy ths, the soldiers
amer ALI tho veriest idiot Of dog could no, mss
SUCH . trail A. that. The able bod,cl men were
put TO work as pioneers and really did good work
9Th the shovel and axe IN many cases. so al were
brought down - Savannah without much suffer-
ing. Hcfc, since food 's getting scarce they have
tccu turned into rce teldH 10 support themselves
rom the plont Gus a. r. r nn'rrop ste aud others
Who come 20 know, ,uay ngrnt,iiate theinselves
tah hhccr tiouaard or more Mon and r thrsn
nave 'shakon az G si4ch'ra forever" The .
tcli Gus people Of Georgia have siicrcl In tho 90
on cotton, bVrs =, mules, ne rucs md farm OK
Ihc dcsoiat' condition Of the I iind was aptly ex-
Ires1ci by the soldier who SAID "a Jaybrd cUul Int
u vtl from h.lsuta to Savannah without q hAver.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-14

baahinyton, Jan "A h.or nom L "a ~
couniy, Va, .ia'ct me 81 INST, s,ysi A oaysry
force from Coz. - 'rds-'s army vs',d Tho re : o..
borhnod Oh uppcrs.le a.c " l.lc1ury on t.c 2,.u
ul''uo, AMI destroyed an carried away = cous,1..
rsb. Amount n property belonging W se'esnin!ais
IA that Ds,shboThool A few days ago auotl cr
party % Un,on cavalry entered the county 'tou
Fs;riax, md u DE several arrcris " .oyal re.i.
dents. b,issue Of cavalry and artillery has bool
stationed nesr Jovcns,ovn. Con. DOWN is 10
command q TIE tr ;aic. Winter quntcrs sr
erected and It 70 probable tie army vii. rctuan In
the neiyhborbood q L9yc,isnlic duriu- the winter
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-14

The Destruction or the Mobile ~ Ohio
kuarouu.

Memphis, Tenn, Jan. B. piI Cairo, Jan. c.
,suerii Dana has received information from his
:avslry force snI out from bore tic Els, u 10.
scInlcr. They struck the Mobile N Ohio Railroad
hive males below Car,4Ih, aut ha,, "a the 9Th
utterly destroyed It 10 below okollua Twenty
a.uc bridges, ro deal Of trcstlcwork, thirty two
,alruad cAis- 3op army WAGONS and 1000 carb!uos
"cre Destroyed Forests camp u disnounict
.u,1 at Eycrou. WAS Dispersed. Six officers and
.wcuty N captured. The expedition did not lose
NAN. G'n"r.! Grerson has ..isrj to destroy
Il rood iar - Meridian, an rclcl-e our prison.
,,s a. Cato,4,a At pos4b,e.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-14

Petersburg Nothing Of interest is ,rsnsp ring 10
front Of Rel mond. Operations on the Dutch Gap
c'n,l have ceased 70, tbe present scsrceiy shot
has been fred ,botc for some days As tho ter
O'Clock train FROM Cay Point, day before yesterday
vas nearing Birney station, on The Army Line
Railroad, tic boiler Of the engine c. vltari cA.
p'oded' badly iniur,ng four rcrsln,
Warrington, JAM \ '.'-. '..ri ;Ns Arm, ~
the Jnmes i,',f F-i'n~, 90: ~ .tr'i ct 81 Cd.
department. -ovcrc RAN ',.r, PREVAIL d ..
day, making the --al' nltnoe, PEE. sole.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-14
DOMESTIC .AHxEra Asp wuol,aAL. rruc.o .

DOMESTIC hAHEEra And wuOLksALE riucka O.
NEW IoRI, SAruRDAr, Jan. 9Th. 3
Cages, ib.-JavA' -a5O 81. Domingo, lla.
Co:,On, lb.-Aid Se~ ORLEANS / ~. Mid.
100.
Domestic goods vart.-shlrtins, bro,u. q
DO. hh'd, G2so5 She'tg brown, 6I8G2 tic
geo Drilling, brown, 62.A- do Other,
FISH gNE.-DrJ cod, bJA9 %; P.ok. DO %.
az ~ Dry scale, IS 10, Pick. salmon,
t00; haekereL l, % 5Oa44 90; HeifinIS
-Four ana Nsdl, bbl.-tiene~ec, e,t., l0t..
Ohio,e, TO e., IL bali IS; GeotgtUoNn, IL tn
sisie, = TO e., oSaius5, toLti, 10 .
G Gss tdlan' E + 10 Ia Il ne ioc sOa' 20
Fruit Ra,sins, b'ch, . N5b %. aver. la,.
-, tnT1sh1s' = Natl Almonds Sia3is L. o
t,rau. bust. Wheat, III. VII. . 65a2 O.; e.,
Club lN'2 = RE, t-ll so; Cor. 5.a.l .'.
harley, -SAs ~ Oats stats, DIAL %, ca = .
lts; Nes.eTn, Goal o.
Lumbu. -OtI logs and IN, 6Uua,OJ
spruce, % 0A47 "A; slaves, iLls.snd hhda
ho'dsses, gat.--Nev Orleans, 3hAi ~.
nv ,INal 10; CubA Mus. DO, i6a9J ,.,a' D
0A;-onye, gall, Q 2gss g; Oh
iIVkl s.; Kerosene, 93Gy5. Al .'.
iTor's o"'.-beet q. bbls. mammal. IL.
" Ws4O ~ DO pr, w., 80 90 nonlntl !,
~ bs''eI, 0T.nsyo Co, .5sg5. isS o. 90
ILe"se, Am, lIa2i, O-A'' 10 SUIT
SptritS gdi, Alcohol
dim, Am, --qls ia, t0a6 ~, Am. pure.
Brandy, An, ~ - NhisAey An" %
Az Pore A O.!uarA 1929 DO c.-
-, WHITE, ca l9hss5 Brown and b, lu,
minso, ~, Seutlcky, l2Esip; Cuba IJa,s
UooL = 20; hayAnA, OUal %.
galtA' ,5-Au. 81. &C., 9al t.; An r.
Os.J An. and :. Ne. g6al % An. $50
1CLS rs Sup. 4 *. pulled, Goal -; Sa.
SO d; 5. Am, washed. siJ; 5, Am. u
~ 30 African, w4rFed, 5'sI5 SWTrl', 20,
Ial-Lb. rs sOn. lhGl 80; Young do, '.,.I
con skin; ljal ~; LunpoEteg and luS.
Doiene and Ningyons U1sl dJ' Souchiui 49, b
| TbAl 81.
hlscelsrc0Vs. -Eio., ~ ID. Esst lu-l.'.
erpOol, do AZ 20; CASTLE roap, pr n
| Hops crop 1885,, 3JltN l,.i, do, j. - ilA..
| North River 5oalu Candles city, ~.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-14
" holesaIe Price. fCou.tr, Produ

hsw foaE, "Wednesday, Dec. IS.
There Ia very little new to he said uith 10
the state Of the general ucrchan ii-e marke,
Intervention of the New N,sr holiday, hen
tore sf" commonly too busily engaged ia the
ment OF old score. to attend 10 the formation 4,
ones 1he unexpected DELAY 80 the capture p
ming;on, aud the great cspcc, sti,u," cn,cf'.i
busines. men eenerSliy relative to the action
src'a nth fesard TO the important hscd me-
coon to be acted upon, have cDuspircd 10 rc-tl
volume n trade, no one seeming disposed 10 ..
eyoDd the supplying Of immediate vants ut
torh 10th stIa'egic and commercial, shau h..
s1mcd n less uncertain aspect. The decline
produced by the fall Of savannah. and the oo.s,
slight decline in prices proved TO BE- hut mot.
and We have 90 report TO-DAY the forinos b,
prices, and Tie customary fImntss rnd conhd'
holders
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-14
From Virginia,
ehellInr Petrrshura. etc.

Wo'hHlioH, JG'. Information from. City
p'u' aud"r dste d Yesterday, Is N he effet that
nc grtin 'ry hrrs on ia, lay morning was aiuei
~ tec ,otu part al the c,ty, AUD tesies doing a
ocn ot dsmsge " proicrty nsh,eued the rcsiients
o. N" Vicinity badly W casualties W, reported
l1 she rcsc-sl.ers newspaper The enemy replied
~ ouiy AZ uo,Asioual shot, do,lf no damage Oacs
. - s'", -pa'7thna has remained a,uet IN front Of
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-14

BiItimore' Jan. Horny 81. Fliut r'Druld, -
te correspondent OF the New York woaLu, has
bceu arrested hero by the military authorities on
the charge Of dsloyalty. lie is now ia custody.
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A MODEL HAIR DYE FOR &, Ala.

A MODEL HAIR DIE FOR Ala.
"A Depot south Sonond ~ Willh~iI.4a-
The following veil known wholcsalc Duur
our AGENT In New loT. ;-Bnne 4 Co NJ q
koS Fraser 4 Lee, ~ boaEinan st.' Nnr
cherry st.; Mile a Reeu, 80 Allen cor SLl4.
and cor. HopaOn II. and Avenue y Porter !
child 4lh iludson - snd'a7I sixth ave;
" titnlh ave. lruFkis can ilsO be- ~
ChAS N, LRfI1ENTO =, - Sixth ave. "
tnied At " SUN second st. Williamsburg
hla al all i1aectAhle DRUG usts AMI LuN
throughout the Uni.ei states
EMPLOYERS IN WANT OF FIRST Z
oIai iiors, sesmstIessos. "a ssInskers Ia.
aalessunGn, bookkeeprrs, color sta boOEtolor
terA mlltiuCrl re, can be sum led, n e. OF 90
applying nj the WORKING v 'OMEEs' Plt
II w rAIaF ~ Cham bary a. SsS NoSS-
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The Hay Market.

Nes York, Jan. Q. With small supplies ~
at the various market. throughout the city, ond
demand existing for every quality Of hay, the O.
rules very Arm to-day. There isa rumor pr,
that Government, in view Of the fact that lsu,
titles q hay have oi lrte Teen run into tie hIo
port OF the south, hAviur first been sh.pTai e
ana and the British Provinces, has interiic.,
shipment OF this commodit', to the Province
following are the quotations at the Eat Riyc
teta to-day, which viii also perve tor the North
and Tompkins Markets
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Hay, fir 10 good, retailing per cvt...........
Bale Hay, shipping, fair 10 Rooi. per cwt
Loo-o Hay, common to prime, per cNt......
Rale straw, Rye, per cat. "Reminiscences.
lglo straw, Om and Wheat, per cwt........
Bund.u straw, yer Is shCavcs .............
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Late Southern News.

" puy the syrr0ns NJ 4 pear ~ mdH
Eh~sc Hcpt.D.g lmbsAGr bo'h5 him =, yon
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