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Illinois Items.


larry lli1l, ,y1schna1 on the steamer Savannah,
had bis head mta11y crushed, at The wharf at Rock
leland, on Thnrsday night, by the pItman striking
him. he died almost instantly.
The stable connected with Headdcda hotel in
Canollton. Greene Co., In this State. Was entirely
destroyed by fire on the 9Th inst Nine horses per-
thed in the flames. The fire speedily commnnica-
ted 10 the adjoining buildings. Several stables
were here standing rlose together, u1ost Of them
belonging to the hote1a, In the rear Of which they
we're The barn Of Alfred Hinton, proprietor ofthe
Hinton Honse, was the largest building destroyed.
It was worth over two thousand dollars. md, in nd.
ditson, contained ya=t famount {of corn and bay.
Mt. Hinton was not insured. 3casrs. Jno. Head
rick j. ua1tne4, ]. q. Sturgeon, and Il. Grace, are
the other 1osers. They are partially Insured. The
total 1oea IL abou, atx thouEand dollars.
A soldiers convention, for Kane county, WAS
chilled 10 meet ut Geneva On Mouday. The Copper.
head county convention tas been called To meet On
the .ame day, hour and place. Ah there are no
names attached 10 the cali Of the soldiers conren-
ton, there IL scarcely onht That IL was got up by
the Coppe.heaas, with the desfgn Of rstn; the SOL
iezs who uay be attracted to the bait to aid them
in their esi efforts 10 get possession Of the county
Offices.
The Ottawa I'LL, Republican says that Mr.. John
sop, who kcept grocery at EaziT1lle. was rubbed
of 800 last week. Tho Villains went to hla honse
in the night. and turned COW into h1s ganen, when
he got Up to drive her ons- While be WAS gone his
wallet with ahe money was taken from under his
pillow, No clue hae been discovered to the seamps.
Scvcza. safe. hare been attacked lstely In Earviie
but without eucce4s.
The Peo1a Trdascfpf sa{s that In the alley nesrly
oppos1te the Post Office In that city, may be seen
an apple tree In full blossom. The leaves haye
nearly I'll disappeared and the white md purple
blossoms, standing out Oh the lips Of the almost
| naked btanches, present curious spectacle
Jacob Powell, Of Whiteside county, recently gath
cred eeretal quntts Of Hpc, 1uecfous taspbeiea Of
second growth. The Lacop Gazttst speaks Of seulng
within xeck green strawberries, and siEa"berHes
ii blossom In the orchard Of Geo. Burt. White
field. Masrhall county. apple and two plum tres
wcro lately In full hloetom, and Mr. Burt, the other
daY, picked plat OF second growth Of rnspoezIies.
An adjoining orchard has also apple Trees In bios.
fotn, and one trce shows yuunc appies. The stze o
hickory uute. Heco1lcct that this Is the 18th Of
October. and in lhe northcsn section Of Illinois.
| Mature il nearly a. green as midsummer
An important Convention fs called to meet at
Morris, G1u1dy county, on the 2sd Of November, to
consider somc plan Of obtaining cheap transporta.
ton 10 The ocean. In this move al who have au
interest in The growth and development OF the
West, arc Interested ....
The proprietor Of The Kankakee Ga-<tfe has Just
purchased new power press, and copper faced type
on which to print his paper. an evidence Of pros
| pcrity we'll deserved.
, 1865-10-31

bcr of commissions outstanding at any one
time, The total loEs Of Generals In action
was no moro than thirty y-sereu- compara-
Of enlisted men killed outright and died Of
wounds. Probably not more than ono Cen
eraI to cver5 thousand men lost his life In tho
way. The highest loss in any one year was In
1862, during which i've Major Generals and
Ten Brigadier Generals were lost In action,
and two Major Generals and four Brigadier
Generals died Of disease.
, 1865-10-31
THE SHORT ROY,

There were many able speeches at the
Opera House mce.ing on Saturday evening,
but for point and cogcncy We think the re-
marks OF the 4sshort boy'' are entitled to the
palm Of eloquencc. The following Is the re-
port OF the remarks Of this unknown orator
.So1oebody. rho introduced himself as short
boy cunc to make shos. speech rose In the back Vt
the hall End said That The meenng had been called to
consider The subject Of petition to Congress fos
lciane md aoscheads had got IN there md got pos
sessiou Of the ruot and were begging The sold1ers
to rote for them. He had stood on The battlefield
wasn't gong to be whccdied and bcfoolod to vota
for my persons who Ind got sick of their own party
and wanted 10 ret np another party"
, 1865-10-31

SCHOONER WAxpxxxR sryx--This vessel. while At
tempting o enter Port staaiey ha1boF. On ~ IN
inst struck Gn some uksn PleEs and On fsaeanx u
cargo wheat aad w n ealsss ss@ Ih!s astesf
hi nd Wo would advise al yessels In bad weather. to
a7oid it. possible Captain T. p ssSss CT Mss1e ,13 L..
en icak aftef Tho interests Of the shave Ecssel-'
Eat&ex
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NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION,
THE SOLDIERS TICKET.

All truths to be made powerful must be sns-
tanned by Organized bodies Of men bound by
certain rules, either express or implied, by
which discordant policies and inhatmonious
cornsels upon secondary md non-essentin1
points, arc made to yield to the necessity Of
united action On the main issue. The Hepnb-
lican party is IN organized body Of this
kind, and it, leading principle is 10 put In
Office men true TO national Union and ILL.,
crtv. To elect soldiers to Office cannot be
said TO be the object for Which the Repuhu-
can party exists, although that policy has
been almost universally pursued By the Re-
publicau marty, from the fact TINT men trne
10 the Union and liberty, competent 10 ill
every Office, can generally be found among
the soldiers. Our views upon the point
whc!hcr the Republican Conyc1tion In Cook
county ought not to have contormed to the
u,i!oirn usage Of the party elsewhere arc
well known. But as they have not done 80
the question comes up. whether Republican
voters are justified in abandoning their party
organization 10 vote the soldiers ticket.
There are two classes Of Republican vo-
ters; those who attended 10 the primary
meetings mud the Convention, md tlose who
staid away. Those who stafd away mast be
presumed to hare been willing that those who
tt:ndcd should act for them. or those who
attended. the minority is bound in good faith
to u,,ldc by the decision Of the majority. This
is tie theory Of the present Republican, and
Of the past Democratic party, and must be
the theory Of every political party, and even
Of every elective government Those who
permit others to exercise the power, must be
F%f 3xSA Ar
, 1865-10-31

The letter Of the President Of the Detroit
Board Of Trade, published Saturday. fayors
renewing The Reciprocity Treaty upon condi-
tions securiu. the widening and deepening Of
tic cct,als OF the St. Lawrence 60 a. to make
seaports Of lake cities, and predicts that sneh
Il course will be followed by the building of
ycshels to sail direct from Chicago and other
lake ports to Europe. Hc assumes that the
reason thc much talked of stfree navigation
Of The st. Lawrence" has come to nothing
under the Reciprocity Treaty, is that the IT,
Lawrence canals were not sufficiently woe
and deep TO pass The vessels which would
otherwise sail direct from Chicago to Europe.
lie points To the eloquent facts, II they are
entirely true, TINT fright and charges On
bushel Of wheat from Illinois to Europe are
s1.40, and that the freight on single cargo
ot wheat from Chicago to Liverpool ria New
York would build the vessel needed to carry
il, md that Western farmers pay more to
.ct canal-boat lnad Of their wheat
from Buffalo 10 New York than the canal
l,onl Il worth. There is certainly very little
1rc trade or protection In such state Of
facts for the Western farmer, There Is the
sa1nc reason, however, why onr commerce
will not 20 out through the 81. Lawrence
river, as there Is why the Mississippi wonid
not r,n through the vlcksbnrg Canal, or why
the James " ~ould not occupy Butles's Dutch
Gap Canal. Commerce, like river, has Its
natu,a1 channels, and It is hard to divert then,
Dy artificial lncans into my others. The st.
:.svlcncc is the natural outlet Of the wnters
Of tho great lakes, Tor they can low serenely
to the kca In mid winter under the wintty ba Z
L
, 1865-10-31
!, suffrage In wisconsin.

MtLW1CkEEt V[1s 1s971
EdItouE taaase Tribune:
III s1,enl1ngp pf the passage Of the suffrage
anisndment to our constitution, In to-day's
Issue, you sly "tha total vote this year for
Governor will probably not bc less than
14D,OO0. To carry It, therefore, Will require
orer Il, ,ooo votes for It," .,,
In your construction OF cur law we thins
you greatly err.
We do not understand that 1t Is ma1or1t1
, 1865-10-31
Advance q she Hate. oe Storage on

Advance Of the Rates Of Storage on
old Receipts OF Grain.
Tne following notice was read On 'ch,nee to-1aJ
.sEottce Is hereby given to the holders Of s.sln
in nnr that On MI grim received peTtons
TO M dst day Of November and renaau1nS in etore
si,er he dlteenth day Of November. Will be charged
on ard after tha date. one cent per bushc fos every
dye doys Or parts thereof.
{S{rned5 AKHoUR, DOLE Co..
MpSG1R, WHEELER Co.,
MUM + SCOTT.
FINT. THOMPSON & Co..
S7CnaEs, BTcKtSaHAx g 20.
Chicago, Oct 30, 1865"
The above notice fell Ike bonbehen among sne
gsatn operators and there were load expressions OF
dissatisfaction expressed. Some saisea the qnes-
ltou Of legality, whether or not the wafchoassmen
could change Ike r.tea OF storage On grain aresa,
In slore amer having issued receipts theselos: bas
that Is question for the courts to decide. II any
such should be brnust before then-
We understand that the only object The "afe-
housemcn haye IN ta1sing the rates Of storage On
old receipts Of grain, Is TO encourage its speedy
shipment. II Is vel known that there Is large
amount OF ''hot" craIn IN the warehouses, and
should It remain there TIL next spsIpg 1t will bs IN
1T for any purpose. We arc also informed that
bankers, shippers, and commission merchants have
recommended The wa1ehnnsemcn to take this step,
for The purpose named above, and not nom any de-
sire 10 obtain higher 1aie Of ssoragc-
, 1865-10-31

More activity wa msnfcsted In the market Tnerr
wa more inquiry Sales 500 bzfs noa3ed i:yns a;ras
to vnttt mex beard. At sc; 80 brs bonded drlir
fopded for Philadelphia. all November. .Sc; SC VA.
tbc asking for bonded herr. deliverable the
caTa. Free Oi-9a1cs 81 urls. straw color. At &c.
, 1865-10-31

Here the market ruled quies* Tith light tsles Of
s1eash gold" at 145a:. On the street The brokers
paid 144h@145. Silver was quiet and steady at
l361f39.
Government Securities were quiet, With sales ou
the Stock Board 1t 975sG97H for Seseu-Ihfsttes.
Compound Interest notes are dull and heavy. We
rnote.
, 1865-10-31

a1UyEMENT OF FLOUR, AND GRAIN N
80 CHICAGO.
Rccefnka md Shipment. for the Wcek-Con,-
pafutIve Receipts and Shipments Since
JANUARY tst-
Tue o1lowtns summary aho~s the receipts and ship
e,ta Of Flour And Grnln also sonfce OF supply ana
mode Of shipment during the week ending ocio-
her. ~ ...... ........
Rxcx1rIs ~ YLorR AND GKArT pCRisa T1E wKEK
KSpESG oCToHER =.
, 1865-10-31
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

fAHaores OF Gyafn urx no.r mode on adsts af e
s,oTaoe IL decordaMce setta Fesoiufien pd5set ea
'C10n0t and rtF1vtea ~ ~, HAtest ohfrtcast
sptct1<dl
MnSpKT ETEXIAa% Oct. %.
FREIEHTSLAKE FKNdHTs-WeEt Qutet, En-
pa1emfafg were: To BrF7ALoePspp GRtena at lie :
EchrN Mxry Colitna Rnd Jennie 4 Ann[e, and bazQua
Wa{or Anderson 1t Ike, all with Corn.
FtILEoAp F1E1auTs-Tht following u tht toins
txrfH OF the three Eastczu lines:
, 1865-10-31

The receipts Of Butter du1iax the past week hare
bern full average for the seaso1, the bnf Of Which
supply The demand for good nc State datftes haa
contnutd rtF3 active turEoE the taltrs week IT. full
fosnia md the sontb. Law Erades. or Western and
Stae hare been d1Il nd heay{ the demsnd being 1or
tlraes to arrive IN small invoices And eon.
mands ready saao u 80 Nc;, Orange a1d sa1s4
have again advanced the price 70 &c pr ID tor HI
trna Our adyices rom tho dA!fy distcss snSn ., iees
9enera1Y above this market, willis maaf aeef f.rnnv
creed 70 submit 70 tesms n order 70 eo+Aa
, 1865-10-31
LATER.

n tht sFterpoon the market for No. Spring
wheat wss rot 10 strong IL at the close Of Change
.nd SALES vera mads at 81 nl-saHE-a decline oi
Xn1e-clostpe rather qu!et at the inside dssSe.
Tbese rss polling doing ii coarse czs{na.
, 1865-10-31

MONDAY EVENING, Oct 80.
/, The following summary shows the movement In
Produce and Provisions dnring The past fortyeight
hours, compared with the movement for tho same
time last year:
nKrxIr7S Or PRODUCE. OCT. 50.
, 1865-10-31
ORIGIN or THE CHOLERA.


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aounusu y, sr,1,ch snmmons these dcyofees to
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ana eaezr o. sucn san'lais nna-
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nom o1as!halne' !hc SANITARY aaiautst'a'
uon "onlo oe p!aeeo anoet 1ae inIetna.loaa.
p:otecto'a:e o. NJ. 'ne "IFan po"sts, "a''n
~oald secure It's nnpal'lanIy ana eueHsncs
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entlhc aao psa1seRo1'nS' aao 1nela.s Lie CO.
, 1865-10-31
His General Views Of Reconstruc
lion.
What He Propoach TO Say to Congress
Inside and outside Views Of the EI-
fAffft< Policy.

rr,on an Occasional corresnondcnt.
WAaurxorox, oct. "a, 1865.
IT,. -e.. ,,r~x,. of tho canftol "a thc f,,eat
puzzle oi the nhuon tuean a"A@ "nas pu1.
xlcs the nation puzzles the capitol no less 1t
Is popularly supposed, and not without jus
ticc, that persons In physical proximity to
the ipcumhents Of official chairs, may become
better informed of Governmental policy, and
even Of Governmental plans for the future,
thnn the happier but more remote Of resi-
dcuce.
The advantage Of proximity, however, Is
moi only finite, like other sub1unary advau-
, 1865-10-31
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UIFNX OF fNE U1HE T3ITXE.{
Monday Evening. 0:t, 50.
BEEF FCATrLE-AcrordlnE to the Dosrd Of Tr,dc
rcports the receipts aud shipments slncc onz last ssre
compared with the corresponding period Of 1854, have
been follows II should be borne IN mind th7s these
receipts and shipments are rea1y those OF the day
preceding:
, 1865-10-31

s1p p..s.te.-A - te.ee. ~.
.eeommenoeo 'ue "aasaoaseaen ~ tshe tnis s'sp'
Tor me purpose uaneo above, anu nos non any oe'
SIRE to ooIaln n'enes fase oi eso1aRe-
--
THE NOAAU Os AAA AhA1E AL ffa6
GRAIN "AHbkaooshAES-
r,,e nna.t1o,, Of A,loxxln, guznector
inside the warchousex.
-. |
....... CHICAGO oet- " 4sa'-
Editors Ch1caeo 1Eiouae'
The controversy gosns On 10" oet"een tne hoafu
OF Trade insPeetion Comml1eeana tac "a1enouse-
men, 1t Il hoped, N1u crtnr abonIa c0aoEa In thn
, 1865-10-31

MICHIGAN sCuTUHS IARM-
Buainess at thessyasd was comparatively quiet and
salea vera rnsda ut concession Of 1osl5c 100 @s
the rates OF Saturday. Tbs entered aales foot up 100
hssd ranging In price from $1l,73 to &t2st.
Tha following xsn the transactions:
, 1865-10-31
SCHOOL CoNsTRUCTloN BONDS.

SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION BONDS.
Our readers are probably aware that, ac'
cort1ins to IN amendment to the Cfty Charter,
passed at tle last session of the Legislature,
the City Comptroller is authorized to borrow
ta5, 600 per annum for four years to aid the
Board Of Education In creating school
buildings. ..,
At present the Board Of Education is en-
caced In tho erection OF school building In
The northwestern portion Of the city, where
the necessity has long existed; but although
the City Comptroller has mAde numerous ef-
forts, be has been unable thus far to get any
Of our capitalists to purchase the school-cou-
stsuction bonds, unless at great discount.
Meanwhile the Board Of Education is out Of
funds, and unless some provision Is speedily
made, the work on the building may be
stopped, and large portion Of the youth Of
our city be deprived Of the advantages Of ed
ucation. ,
Construction Bonds should not he cagurly
taken by our local capitalists at par. The
following section Of the amended City Char-
ter shows what they are:
SEE. Il. The Common Counedl may, upon The ap-
plicaion Of the Board Of Education provide by ond
nAntc for The use md fsle within four Years ffom
hundred bonds o: sid ely, Of the Denomination Of
neres G1s asaatsaS Z e. ee sS & M ost nd
terest payable feni annually At sa.e nos s1eeeo @ e.
payable Id twenty years from date. Not more lhan
twenty se O, sa'd boads sha! be iesued in sny sin
e ycar, and their proceeds shall be used ioF 10 =,
sa1o tss be Aos'as seasersispsd = BY Fesiasat Il
| the Buufd Of Education. and shall be knoTn =
as Dug Of fheCo snptrolter 70 purchase and rs.rr
fre # sda kead, eaea yea, g toay a. asy q Ms
suid tosy7t Aha0 ren'o,a otdseanatEg. anu naHs
MsY srot q :a g. T. 1 T. i 6. xr s<t:as e.
of he Prsssdenf cfahs Bead q Edue1som, r. p1r.
chose At that priet assd ns tntTeE o. 08 ~ oonat
.a ax &c, ah e +. ees< s.-oaa An nsses1ss e5ag
nay &c inserted ia said bonds andss tast = sid
boDas shs1 Be purchased aud retired, 70 M
cep,oss '9si ;psrtt tns sa as o. ,@e M
ehall be entered upon their rsgaAs minut6'
| On Thursday last Chicago Water LOAF
Bonds we're sold on the Boston Stock E1
change At 95A. These confirm no such claus
Tor redemption as is noted in the foregoing
section, and the School Construction Bond
arc consequently more valuable. .
We appenl to those Of our citizens VIII
have the means, and who feel pride tn tn
prosperity Of all educational movements, II
; step forward and purchase thcsc bonds, an
: thus MD the Board Of Education in providin
e suitable accommodations for the instrus
= tion Of the youth OF our cit,
& We do not nsk them To mas
IT any peruniazy sacrifice; for the investment
= not only safe but profitable. With an eat
money market, there would be no necessi
, 1865-10-31

Seede In Phftadelptfa-Oct. -.
There Il less de nand for Coverseed ard the u,a.Se
Is dull at &aCGaA75 for prime seed Sotntn- t,inr In
Tlmptny. Flz1seed Il seusas sloHlJ 1t foSa 10 pa
, 1865-10-31

100 for foar % NeH Iork .nd Beston " Ee1,to q
.fk:2 M -
Ill ceose5E. loo g os.s @ nos q7asd # s7S4 q,
M I'll es:P 4toeeson u = Gity 29 81: oesldeusa
s. s,. sfss sss1sM' g e. sas ME
EAGasesissd' M 9g u; salpGed' i9s90 S,ine Ra
steady. Red wnter quiet saiss wase: ls11 e. " MtSfzn
100 bn No. q :! 81 SfRIyo Wn1Ar.ae0 M T. % "; :,
Il az Do J. 81 siss s. soa 81 d. a sisia; 81
e S b e. Il ssSx S 50 81 sI9 ie oa %
attL.s4; = coo ba Do at tltsH; tm n9 # Il y; a9
Il Ill; II - 3 III g.
% ~; Ge sng9fc coas tes q srasr Sn
e q a 8 e IL iSea = ,Is g.
S. 3 = ;s AZ aiS Il 'sSs ~ sa I'D
$ 1 : E ]: 8 s IN
se & e. e + aSs; ~ s se
Do nm as z3S TOT SS Snned u st?Ts Finn bu
,1a1ie. .assnetd tase. s.le, sere; soo hs so ::
s; e; s% s% g q Y so asa 30 q as u
sHiN%SSSHst:i; :s:sss i s. ~ po shipped ~
s:: ~ sSaf s = q s|'; : 10 1a 10
HkSS!Asft ssaEs - r.; Is, ess;g,ns q Y,
II e :, ton. Bran at ssno: ID tons
MlddlinEs - $leM ncl4 e. - -. shtnn.5
80 SO s. Prime G1a1tttea scatce aao uEm "
co0n0. Inferior 10 far gTades Pten'E IA" oun ~
@i8Es i88EEsWXx-Thsse /. resy ttttle Offering. hat the
market arm 4 aosee g ~ M ,ao NJ
RI .1iEi !. sfssss :si II
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IL S.rt1vf:~Thn naTfrt u faifiY active and pft-
- Ms9hn11 rTr1er Ennrotn:
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r ........... IN
, 1865-10-31

E The Chicago Times is the only paper
which supports the Bolters' ticket
, 1865-10-31

Sn1oxy hn1 H0nnay Nt
Tie market to-day hag exhibited the ukaa1 quetnta
ofIoDdaJ, and although these considerable stock
on sale which Was left oyer On Saturday. buyers have
been few, aud sesy 1itus disposed 10 opefate.
60 ar As could be gathered non, tho limited amount
ofbustncss DONE the market appears wtak and sales
seem 10 b made eftsht decline from tho rates Of
Saturday last
We quote the market ~ dun and prices tztde
, 1865-10-31

Re~fsulHF.
Major ucnerals.......
DsiEaditf Generals
(sEcluding Surgeon
General, Chief Of
Engfneessand
CoH,nLssMy, whose
RINK was raised in
that yenr).
, 1865-10-31

Tho New DIE E1tEK N&fKE9.
Closing prices for cash. Oct. 81 16ta received BY F
G. saltonstall 4 Co.. Commissiou. Stock, and Bond
, 1865-10-31
CATTLE s!AlES TO-DAY.


The market It these yards has been dull and prices
without material cnange from Saturday, though ap-
pareaty weak. The reported ssles were 80 head,
ranging IN price from = 80 to ss3'x y 100 os.
The following aEe the sales$
Adams sold Webb +. head Steers, averaging so IL.
atfll.X; to sapa Is head, averaging 20 ns, At x1;
TO Green is head mixed atock- averaging 101o rs at
' ;s;Si' 70 ''she n'"a e'es''' ~''''As ~ ''' nj
s6ader sold Taylor Co.ts head averaging sso MS,
at 2{4 to same 6 head+ 4EttAEtnK 90 na at 4s1X.
GfesuTJ Haknngs soId Taylor 4 Co. II head, aver.
aeing rs a sAs to hpnteE e bead, ayesaeinY
ns 1t f423: to salo hesd, averaging 50 M At $50
70 krmjer. 10 head. averaging ef ~, At ttl,1: 80"
CooitJ & E1dfiass satd aWtns 20 head Cows and
Steers, averaging ~ III, 1T $373-
44CHI0AN s0VTHKHN TARpe.
The maskat 1t these yards has been dull tnd prices
without es4eo.isl change from Saturday.
The entered sales foot up Is head. ranging IN price
from 3t.12X to $3.8-
The following arc the saies:
Hoag sold Alexander - head, nvesastng 9t NJ, at
ConEcr Bro sold Alexander % head. averaging $40
~ Kent Co. J6 head, averaging 9QI ns.
At s42a: to Kirby, 1s head. aEesazf1g 81 ~, Ut
Hoilywood sold Envzteht 70 head Cows and Steers.
Cox sold Enwrisht IS hesd. aFesasing SO %. On pr-
Hoc1It soid Htcke7 1e head. a.e14z1ng ssa ns IT.
Fe16ey sold Alexander - head. averaging IS ~, at
POLAND sold Alexander Is head averaging 80 ns
Prtest sold Kent Co. s. heal. averaging 91s rs,