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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
AGAIN AVID AGAIN.

Our readers may think it strange
that We 40 often urge upon their nj.
icntion medicinal preparation. Al
rrcady have We for number oi,wceks.
urged tho Importance of a supply q!
Goes Cough Ba!sam in the honse, ready
.fDr immediate use. But our excuse is
the vast amount of.tickness, sorrow and
death that are the immediate ,esnlt OF
sudden coughs. code ansi pulmonary
attacks; while thousands Of our children
are dying from Group and lung COM
plants. Time ard experience have
proved thu, Goes Cough Balsam il the
most speedy and reliable preparation
eyer known to the xsnrli. Like magic
il believes tho irritation Of the throat
,rclnovea the storpagcs that prevent
breathing in cro.ir, and heals all sore
ness Of the throat, eyes and lungs.
No MN should neglect to supply his
family with safe and reliable medicine
like Goes Cough HalsM. any more than
he should neglect -sre supply oi their
daily bread. II costs but forty cents
and the BOTTLES contain twice as mucn
az those OF any other remedy at the
samessast. while in merit, il is superior
10 all other. All drag stores .4sal i
for sale.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30

2 TH1 NERVOUS, pE6lLETATED AND
! DESt5tNDENT OF Roth SEXES. A
great Sufferer having Teen restored 10 health
III I.", days after many years Of miesrJ
is willing 70 assist his suffering fellow crs1-
.e-res By sending free On kae receipt Of 3
post paid addressed envelope, a copy OF tn
fcrs'u'a q cure employed. Direct to
John Y nGNAlL. Fox is:ffose iltiss,
s,astiyn,,N.I.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30

-. We call attention IL the new
card Of Mr.. Normand Lewis AZ Real
Estate Ag"n: and Conveyancer at Tnka.
MIR. Lewis has the reputation Of bt.ng
a very candid aud honest man and
those doing business with hias can ex.
pect to be fairly deal, with.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30

1--WE were in hopes 70 report come
unable To do so. The President Of the
company hes not SC; arrived in our
town ~ pr, missed. Ho is expected
daily.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30

s;;,,tts.ii,ois DEBILITY. SEMINAL
WhAhNfSS, e;e., can b e4rfi h. en- Who
hrs rVally cared himself and hnsl rods 4
ossisrs, AMI VIII tel yca nothing b.. the rat,
Address with STAMP.
EDWARD II. TRAyEg.
lacs Box, Boston Mass
T7naoly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30

The friends Of the Sanitary
movement in this town are offering TO,
sale son.c very line steel ,ngravings, a,
cheaper rates than can De purchased
,s,sew here.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
no II "A L..

-. VIII the people Of Toledo repair
the public square this spring, or will
they continue II a sort Of PutteI's field?
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30

.... Tumble, tumble, down ti.ey so !:
Ia the snng now sung by Mr.. 4 L.
Free in rcgarl 10 goods .. i,n store.
lie has just received large new lot
and ia aelGng them off y, regular tumb-
ling pr:ea Iii. best Sprayue Ca c,es
he acll for twenty 1--WE cents A yarl.
ONT" an Improvement on fort, five.
q We him call.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30

DR.. $. Thompson has 'akcn mp
his re.itcncr IN o'.r tnwnre practice a.
aphysicisn Tor the benefi. Of the teoplc
Of our county. We know nothing of
the Doctors skill or al lily bnt hope he
will prove = regular .!:-cnarius lie
comes well recommended hy nr. Mans.
field Of Cedar Rapids. with whom he
has been praoticing fr the past two
Msars Re~l his new card in our
paper and give him trial.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30

or purifying The Bloc. s-cGa..- AZ Diseases arising fes
aad ap-usac In lie, carouic coastita o's ~
arias .so4 iafnse SAT- o. tie bioel AZ -
oily reliable ans, tfec'1! as; re.sv f4r the ci.7s u
Sc oflla, call Heal Salt Hhcua ai.s AID swc.y VI
"a, cones alterations Of the Throat ati Legs. Eac,ss
ra-s TAG Eact, retter, Ery&peas AID al scay ers
uoas Of line s.in, nd benu.tyin the coMeLgX;ps'.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
GgIv-7HIlTY loan.
u. S. $40 Six per cent.
Cold-EcaYing EondS

1hese bonds are now worth a premium Of
Nov which mgsas tie actual profit on the
80 loan, at current rates, IN Including interest
about ten per cent Per annnm, hesi les its -
.mp,ion from Stat and nnnifYa, taaaton, uhieh
cording to the rate lev led on other rorei,y
is payable semi-snnuslly by cupons attached
10 each not", which nay ,s,e cut of and sod
to any bank or banker.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30

tS promptly liTufSHHu upo:i iSsstpt OF SUD
scliiio q Ills is
TIE GslsT LOtN ~ MARKET
now orercl hy The Govcram mt, an.' it's con-
iden;ly expected ,l.at is superior .iyantsgcs
Will mike ~ the
Great Peru:7r Lean Of Tie recslc.
less .s..an !: so, Cos, lol remain 4.sa'd
,whish will y, ;ts lily h disposed Of within
the next ca or o0,.ave when iii, nntes will
undoubtedly Command premium, has
uniformly a7en The case on closing the sub
scriptions TO other lcans.
In order that citizens Ct every town and
section st tho country may be afforded facili
ties FOR taking yne 10 an The Nations Banks
State Banks, and Pri. Ate Bankers through
ou,fthe country ,i.ave generally agreed TO re
ceivc subscriptions nj rar Suhscia'1s will
select their own agents, in who9:hey have
cont aeuce. AM VINO only ar,f, - response
bic for the delivery Of the notes for which
they receive orders.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30

E'.c EzztaSF. lis ssEs Morgan
re- go s5
Ia ys <ss:.s SIX Gsa

TITS Justly eeTsHrataI ii 1il3roNs 7.Tra /
io~e#n Horse vi Il fePl ier he ila;rose
rssrt 81 s;pek lie e sing season &, % ne { !
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
HopJ It ueE THE REMED!ro

In Diseases ef e. Eooi, !Iu,nors ire Face any
aud cvcy ef the hoiy. Extrac: g. sri!s, NJ?
py:a, - cales an. n. cx.craa, Iunors Eru?.ons
the Ita,ray ": EQsc Wash.
Csat.e x.racLleAif al. 4.riag the aid
Of Dlrcc. except ;hosoftha f:iaa Or sau7. saei -
Goaorr,lt, cal Gle in taesc te Extract fucau
end Inject With tho Improved REESE WASH
cg- THESE EXTRACTS HAVE GFrN ADMITTED
TO U.s.. IN Tilr UNITED srATLs ARMY, All asa
II vgrys enersl Use IN all The ssATt. HOSPITALS aH
P-3LlC INSTITUTIONS throughout the Land. We, :,
IN private practice. ana .cosaieye- Invaluable
remedies.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30

-. ne ssl'tN dl-pissea hy M.
Henu, the Ditt,ict Attorney, in tn,
prosenntiot ut III. case Of the State Of
Tvs vs.. Thomas 3ran.n was generally
admired by our people. Bn. some
iachrs in tho Discharge OF hi. duty is AS
universally aud strongly condemned.
We und, rs,nnd that the Grsni, jury
I Qni some eight or tea inni slplcn:s
Which have Mt been signed by him, .as
tie law ,clnires, an! consequently are
illegal. lie LEI, before tn. Graps! Jury
was discharged and before ihes. bills
we're brought into coa-t. What au-
,ho.i:y he has Tor thMs defeating The
enaa Of Justice, our people would he
glad 10 know. 4 Grand Jury is drawn
summoned, impannel.ed and paid for
their time spent in enqui,ingt;rto crime
5.nl bringing criminals to justice wit
nrsses are s&mmonrd and paid; officers
are paid for su'c,nahG.s witnesses aud
attending with the jury: We, all this
labor and money are lost by the care
less act OF one whose express business
i. is TO aid tho Grand Jury in lha De
lection and punishment OF crime instead
of defeating their labors. II officers Of
the law can act the peoples will at de
,fiancS and thus treat their laws with
.impnni,y, il is time the people knew it.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
GET THE GENUINE AR
TECk4E.

DEAL SOLID slESUR ANCE-th 4, stands
III the test Of Time aud Fire to public use
ard private Observation-Disclosures at prop
ser RI .es, by the well known
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
We clip the following from IT.

:. We clip the following from tic
Tra, (N. ~ 7imts "f the | ilh inst.
DlED.-In New Yack. ha,ch IL. LILLE
IN. JACKSON, wife OF I. Waiter Jac tson, Of
West Troy.
Funeral Tomorrow At. r. ~, from. her re-
sidencs, Montgomery st West Troy.
Her many friends IN tits town, Which
80 secured while resident here Will,
i,r hnsbsnl, ~:ll receive this new.
with much sorrow. We truly symps.
'hisr with Mr.. Jackson il his grca, AMI
i:reparahic loss.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-03-30
PH(ENHX.
OF H ART FOR ID !!

THE rliHNiN enters tie presen. year
better than ever prepared for service and
and duty, in the line Of its profess ion WITH
facilities for tie transaction OF bus
irpss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-12

ACCIDENTS ON THE n. J. RAILROAD
DrsrLACED swlICn,-The engine Of the owl train on
the New Jersey Railroad, due in Jersey CITY on
SUNDAY morning, was thrown on the track At Eliza.
beth By the displacement o. switch The only
damage said TO have been done was tue breaking Of
bumper, but the engine narrouly escaped ruunn s
In 10 dwelling house which Stand. thin thee i,sp
OF the track. Some Of the geut.euen Connected
with the Company 'woud rattle, uot have tLe.s
accidents reported as the newspspes are apI 70 make
Comments"
Yesterday noon, while young man named ia,
Gien VI. driving loaded cart aeIo.s the railroad
track at Hudson street Jersey City he was run into
by locomotive, and had his car, DAMAGED. bi.
hoT ca leg broken, and no narIOsly escaped heing
Killed II IL ale cd that no tArman sn present nj
tho tima and the engineer neglected to blow The
AAiatle 49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-12

PRIZE FIGHT AT ST. RoSAx's WELL
Bona PUGuists BADLY PuSlsulD-on yesterday
prize fight came OF In an unoccuyed room at st.
Ronin's Well, in Nowtoxn. The principals engaged
In the mill ere "Young sildons" Of Wiliamsbuigh
and Barry the KID" Of New York. he contest was
fos pure Of $3.50. Siddonl wa, trained aud backed
~ George leeio, well kno~n sporting man OF
Wiliansburgh, and Barry the KiG" under the
MANAGEMENT of Johnny Maekoy, an English pugilist
Considerable time earsed At st. Romans Wei before
the mill took place, rs the managers had sent to
Flushing for candles to Light up the Anticplt-
lag long struggle At 20 minutes past o'clock the
youths entered the ring stripped for the contest.
About 100 Of the sporting fraternity from New York
were present Young siddous rot the first knock
down ard drew the hrst flood. Beta Of sIJ0 TO SIS
were then freely offered by sddOn's iTicnds and
taken by those OF the hid. Both fought with great
pluck ana perseverance, hut the KID gave ui ON b.
z5th rodnd being yery badly punished. The contest
lasted one hour and eleven uiiLuie. siddou's head
was pretty reVcicly punched, and he hAs Q very
large mouse on one Of n.s eyes. The nd had one
.lo,ed ani ho va. suffering severely when removed
- lie iIlGl1-. Both me Feather weights" Strange
20 sy the Whole party reached Nov lors and VII
llamsIuIgh without committing any tfeaCh Of the
peace On the road. Persons living In tie neighbol
hood oil tue hght were IA perfect ignorance oi what
party went into the ha Tor tue pu puse Of grttIns M
daner' II ioius used ior tina. ~ pOse aurlus the
sumner months.
Tue NAVY lARD.--A clerk in the Master
LAboren' Department wa discharged yesterday.
Nearly all the men have been sen, adria
DISCHARGED FROM cUsToDY.--Iohn Nc
Co0koy, charged with setting l,o to nj. store cor.
ncr Of SaekotG aud Van brunt streets, few night.
since, was brought before Justice Walsh And IN,
evidence Appearing inpsri,c,, tie defendant Was
discharged.
BRooKLYS COMMON CoUSCIL. The Board
met lat uignt, snd transacted The usu.l routine Of
business alter wnich they adjourned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-12
General Intelligence.
by Mad to the Ssv York SUM-

LEWIS GOODWIN, spedAr, wIi found muir Grad
on a turnpike road, near Nashville, Tenn. on
TUESDAY, ami his pack and ws'cb had been tax.
by tho tibet. "Crime in Nashville" still reigns
supreme.
On Tuesday the Government Wl offer At .uc.
ton, at Alexandra ., Va, the larg,N tmoupt ~ mr.
p,rty il has ever offered - the East ne s.le vii
Include 1900 900 i,es OF lumber 1900 tons OF ru.
road iron, 1900 car wheels, al Iue Government
machinery aud bllcksmthsry, DC.
A pIABoLloAL outrage was Penetrated IN 81.
WARDS lille, Indiana, last week, Mr D,uton SIM
ley was found In his barn in al .ussrs bic copdi-
ton, with fortv-thre1 cuts a.! rA5s ~, a..
person. HIS ley had also been llI unon n ILL.,
aud bus foot cut of IL was alive Al lss. accounts
NJ Irre,ts hLy0 Teen made,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-12

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MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED.

EAMsHIPs-Alhemarle, Norfolk. Chosapes
Portland; Falcon, BilumoIe; WsstcLes.sl, "
mington, Del; hecla- Boston.
BARkS-Emily Agnes, Rio JGnelro; Eth Rose,
. BRlGs-Bosot. Aopsnwall; j q John,on, Nafs
Escape, Rio JaneiTo Enrique, Bahia; Cape HAyu
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Lind, Norwich; A 4 st.mpson, ia ais; Tyrone
And esE Revenue, fhliadepha; j NJ III NJ
Apalachicola; Mary A Rhoads, Great EgE Han
A!tert Mason, Charlcstol; Gotham, salt nay, 1 !.
eLOOfs-Jeauetio, Jordan Flora, In kCckaw
BtlON-Oue bark, uuknowu. Wand h. >. T.
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Too Late for Classification.

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"A AGENCl-MEsSRS MUM & co, Publi,hes
OF the Scientific American" continue to act as
torutys iOr securing Patents Tor neS lnyention
this and all loTe,gn countries.
Me,srr. NUM- 4 co, have had seventeen yer.
experience la soliciting patents and have actes
Attorneys for more than 2GOOu inventors.
Pgmph o containing the Patent Laws and Of :
important information to inventors, furnished, III
Oh application. =
Consultation and advice free. Address 3.
Ml'NN & co,
81 Park Row, NeE York, OF cor Of / and IN -
Warrington, -. e.. 49,
, 1865-11-28

A TTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS :!
~ There will be a Special Cone!aye of Apolln Com.
Inandery NO. !, L. T., this tTUESpAfj Evening. at
TX O'Clock, for work on the Il. {.
yin a. II. BENNETT. Recorder.
rTHE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING
J. finished bis new Stables and sheds ut bis farm at
Lyons. Is prepared to
Winter limited number Of Horses
Fos parties who desire 1t, On reasonable terms.
x9N%net
, 1865-11-28

and the wife wcro seated in. the communion
Of the family circle, the defendant had
been listening to paragraph OF the Bible,
which told with such weight upon he. con-
science md feelings that she fell at tho feet of
her husband and confessed her sin. lOb}ec-
tion was made at this point by counsel for the
defence to the introduction Of the evidence
OF the plainlih, who IN the present case could
not be q witness, The Judge decided thnt
the advocate had right to open tho case as
he thought propcr.l The husband, continued
Mir. Cram, had not desired to make his do
mestic shame public to the world. He re-
where he hoped to bury 1t from the eyes Of
mankind It would he shown at the proper
time that hts wife hnd made a written con-
fessIon of her guilt to him, that he had not
forgiven her, md that since tho discovery Of
her sin he had not cohobited with her further
than to occupy the BANJO house. Her gnllt had
been made known successfully to her father,
mother, brother and sisters, md he charged
them now With assisting in secreting her and
the children from the reach of the injured
husband. So fur rs he could ascertain the de-
fence rested their case On charges brought
against the plaintiff, SUPPORTED BY the atlida-
vits Of persons whose characte,s ,:, would ap-
til had rented his mothers house, situatcd
ut No. 104 Waverly Place, to a man named
Vernon Potter, q huckstcr in Washington
Market, and it was' with this Mr.. Potter's
wife he was charged with adultery. Mrs.
Potter-M5s. Electa n. Pottcr-was q
practitioner Of medicine, who had
associated with herself Mrs. Walsh,
and with whom she organized tho
Metropolitan Medical Society for
the Care nnd Cura Of the Sick Families Of
Absent Soldiers;'' tffaod I en- said the couu-
sel, holding the pro4pcctus Of tie society in
hfshand, - It Is endorsed By the Hon, Henry j.
Raymond and a number Of clcrgymen." The
brother of the defhdant had now come in
to crush the plaintiff, and for Ills purpose had
found appropriate tools. A certain Indy had
died during the performance Of an abortion
which was to havc been first charged against
Mrs. Potter, who, was then. II convicted,
to be pardoned, TINT she might crim1nate
and conde1nn Mr.. Strong. 10 assist this
plan certain Massey and his wife were
made use OF, who,, according to state
mcnt Of the former aud letter said to be
In the handwriting OF John Austin Stevens,
Jr., were supported IN comparative at1neloc
at Earlc's Hotel by the fumfly relations Of the
defendant. Completely in the abortion and
It's attendant murder we're to be proved BY the
evidence OF the pattits and By Mrs. Walsh,
whose husband was qunck doctor and ycnd-
er Of patent medicines in Bangor, Milne. The
case had como to trial In October last, but tue
plaintiff had been acquitted of tho charge.
Such was IN outline OF tue criminal proceed
ines against his client, and such were the
people who were to prove the counter charge
against him of adultery. The counsel occu-
pied nearly three hours in the delivery OF his
address.
, 1865-11-28
PIote for Printing Counterfeit q. s.
Bonds Selzcd-Scn. Grnnt Conc on a
Southern Tour-A Rebel Washing
TOMS Claim Paid.


Shocking 1IomfcIde-Prlze Fight aud
Attack Upon n PolIccn1an-A L1ccn-
t&ous CIer-yman-Sour Houses for
tho Poor.
Especial Desp.,ch 10 the Chicago T1ibunc.]
C1ScnsxA17. Nor. q.
A shocking homicide occurred On Sunday At 4 To-
en1ity called N.htskey Run uear Mt Pleasant, IN
this county. 4 despe1adn, Bob Dundy, negro,
while half drunk. became incensed at white man
and loaded gun to shoot him. While he was do
31s this the 1nan escaped from danger. Bundy for
rot 10 withdraw the ramrod, and soon getting into
dispute with another negro, c1&o Wilson, In the
The zamrod entered Wilson's head below the right
eye and coming out back Of the len ear. stuck FIST
half the length Of rod psotrrd.ns on either side.
Brpdy uae arrested aud lodged in jail.
a one~holse prize fight took Place tn board yard
In this city Sunday after which portion Of The
crowd Jumped upon an ex policeman. and were en-
tapeering his HE, when he drew pistol and fired
At his r<saflants, hitting one Of them and causing
severe wound
The felisIour community OF this city. except a
small number who were acquainted wlln the facts
sition Enade, IN th. inquirer yesterday about the
ncentious actA OF the late p3stor Of The Second
Presbyterian Church. Who finding this climate did
not agree with him. last summer left the city for the
East. One Of the lAd5ea who VAS concerned in the
Revezendh psontgate acts. is said TO have been his
ONE NIECE.
The Young Mems Christian Association Of this
| room, Where q lunch of eilher retfeshment with
crackert Is offered for Ave ccuts. Tho object = IL
keep them out Of liquor shops. A free reading
room Is opened IN connection with It.
, 1865-11-28
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Reports from the Rio Graude, FeT0
Cruz nnd Observation-Disclosures I'm
quiet Of mexlco-Statc OF the Siege Of
7Iathnora4-FcdeFal Troops Return.
Ing from the Borders for Discharge:
fEv ORLEAss, Nov. 97.-The 1fmes' Vc:a Cruz
s1e of a AZ ershpS t. IN
paralyzedt and MAxlmillan'A powcr is daily lessen
Ing rueb,a has been selected Us eeneE furnishing
99sstezsM M tor The Imperial & arm! and y strongly gar
berries hourly committed, and the country IL IN
deployable stale, with no bussnets OF security In
angling. 01tzaoa T. strongly fortified, anticipating
al war materials romoyct to tho inter1or.
Judge Perkins. Gen. Price and other rebel retu-
XII 1as e Emp4sss Sas .sslted ior rucat,u uuaecom.
panied By. MAMMALIAN, who follows tn January.
The reception Of the Empress along the route wa1
quite tame, except at Vera Cruz, where the demon
srattous were somewhat grand.
Fourteen hundred reinforcemeuts had arrived At
rera Cruz on The 195h. and more 1se looked for.
Galveston dates OF the sd report the arrival Of
the steamer Clinton, from the hio Grande, with q
large number Or white and black troops, homeward
Passengers four days ftom Mat1moras state that
Liberals, about twenty-five hundred strong, were
cncampcd ten miles aboye Mat,morat. The gaui-
son consttts Of about seventeen hundred regulars.
rome volunteer citizens and detachment Of dfsy
narinet+ Ead to nave been sent from French man
otwar. Two o. three such vessels arr reported At
the 1mpeEahsts. No oihe1 rcinlorccments had A.
rived BY sea- The government forces we're Rnp-
posed 10 be ample TO defend the city, but insult
Gent 10 keep away beeiegess.
The Clinton brought the 18th Indiana co1otcd
1n1aAtsy rom Corpus Christi.
The citizens Of Liberty county. Te1as, pet!tioned
Gov. Hamilton 10 organize militia force to ezp-
press anticipated 1nsnl1ectfon from the negroes,
Who openly ayow their night to disleio1 Of prop.
erty, and Tcfuse to accept any terms Of hire. The
Chief Justice OF the county had been threatened
with death.
col 3. u. Epperson, Of Texas, has gone to Wash.
tngtou to complain OF The corrupt condition OF oil
cIals md the nnuarrauted assumption Of power BY
the Provost Marshal md Frecdmen'a Bureau.
The total etock OF cotton at Galveston and Hons
ten vas g. COO hales the weekly receipts were from
O. tl0 to lQtNL