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New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
pRANs ANn PEAS

The quotations of last week will hold good for the pres
ent, only remarkng that there is more inquiry Tor a
strictly prime article and when fOundwhich is diff
cult mater-a little advance is sometimes obtained We
have heard OF $50 for small dairy, which was Just
right in color altness, and rosy sweet Single packages
of such will bring 40c. per 10, but SO very little OF ts
kind coming forward il is not TO be taken into account
On the other hand know large dealers with heaVy
stocks of what is termed fair to good State dalres
who have allowed buyers 10 pick, say 80 packages
at Csc, aud glad 10 find real buyer at tha ce
There a demand for only two sorts viz. fine and low
grade shipping, 30d32e., and the latter az
l2dI4c lot OF Canada fair quality duty paid was sold
at lac. in currency There is quite sprlnklg oI new
which sells at sOG35c-a little superior has brought 40c
but even Sc can hardly he counted upon for many weeks
Considerable poor butter sold last week at II d13c
but holders are now inclined 10 retain little OF IT,
with the hope Of working of at better rates There is
not much nducement hold for II is understood that
large OF old still back 600 packages are copu
ted in two counties Of this Staeand the new VIII IN
crease RAPIDLY for weeks to Receipts, Go56 pack
ages for the week which is little increase over the
previous week. Dealers trying hard 10 diminish
rather than their stocks and 10 likely hat the
total supply gradually working down. No one wants
any more rolls and it is next To impossible to seWha
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
CHEESE

With only 1924 boxes for the past week there is not
shadow of improvement. Indeed the market is duler
that when last reported though we scarcely alter the
figures The Of holders and shippers arg about lc
apart very little Cheese has been sent abroad for
past The shippers want the best at 1Sc The home
trade is taking little choice at l9c lot OF pretty fair
English Dairy offering at &c., while large lot OF com
mon farm Dairy sold at l2dl3c. New Cheese are
looked for by the middle of April the factories III several
lncnlifins heinp In fnll onernfiOn. We nnOte:
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
n. Y. MHoLEsALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE:
DR. THE WEEK ENDING March &c, 1861.


Expressly for The N Y TRIBUNE by own Reporter
The following the current rates Of articles IN good
condition, sold by commission houses at wholesale
Shippers receive TO 10 per cent less deducted for COM
missions beside freight and other charges Persons re-
ceving produce TO SELL often with the request that lne
date returns be made cannot always obtain the prices
which transient buyers have to pay Our 1gIes are III
tended more for the farmer than the merchant, and we
prefer not dsappont by giving the outside P1ces OF
very choice articles. Boxes packages should De care
fully marked with paint, and the of the sender
should also be painted upon one end Nail an lnvOlce OF
list of the articles upon the under side OF the cover ana
send letter by mM containing an invoice ana dlrec-
tiOns also stating how and when sent Clean packages
and care in putting up will add much to the value Of the
produce N
BEANS AND PEAS.
There are several lots of poor dngy beans on the
market which hard to sell. lot OF 50 Dds mixed
beans not bright, sold at s. 25 per bush flme
beans are not plenty Receipts about 800 bushels for the
week. Some hand picked marrows, somewhat coofed'
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
BORT Waroen's Noiifr.

gY.rr or HKw.YORx, I
PoEr.w,Rny oyy1cE, No 70 "ihsmd
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance wltn,
~ section Of passed April ~ ss. % snaasd @ zss
Port
ped n having charge Of The snolest matter OF ses laqa
80 49, I Pan WsnIens the SAID examinations w
b pste within tea days succeeding tins notice, ON board sa
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27

LEAD-Pig remains dun and prices are nominal NJ %
oTIOc gold for Spanish German Refined, ana Englls1
LEATHER-HemlOck Leather is in fair demand, ana
firm for all kinds light weights being rather scarce ana
very firm. We quote, q b. CASH BuenOs Ayres Heavy,
29a3lc Middle, 29a3lc Light, 29030e. California,
OrinocO, &C. Heavy 26027tc; Middle q d2stc; Light,
h7d2Sc.: Good Damaged, 24027c.; Poor DO, l9G2ic.
In the Rough 34036c. Oak Sole is slightly lower Dut
more aetve best crops be quoted at 46G4sc Eastern
dealers and manufacturers have bought quite largely
Light leather very at about Ic. below best
MEdle Bellies active at 20d21c. y 10. -, ,
MOLASSES For strictly prime Grocery grades the de-
mand is good, and prices firm, but common qualities are
dull and somewhat nominal; sales to-day OF 4sohhdS ana
as terces MuscovadO, private terms Is hhds Porto
Rico 62c BY auctOn 60 hhds. Porto Rico at 53U6Sc
GmOnths. The stock is estimated at 1850 hhds Cuba
and $50 Porto Rico. We quote as fOllows; -
Cuba, MuscovadO.. .4705s Cuba, Centrifugal 4OG4I
Cuba Clayed 44046 Porto Rico. Goa 20
NAVAL STORES-Sprits TurpentiRe has been only IN
limited demand and prices have had d0wnwaTd tend
fncy, closing dull and somewhat heavy Crude TuIpen
tine inactive and nominal ROSlns have been In less
active demand all grades have slightly decned but at
The close holders more confident. Tar has been
moderately active but prices are without change we
quote: . . ..
Tar Washington and Newbern. ...P Dbl 81 62id$S 90
Pltch city, NO. l..----.. =, -
ROsn. 124 "a 25
Rosn Strained and No On yard. 4. $50 n. 37t9 90
ROsin, Nc. and Pale and White......... so G1l 90
Spirits Turpentine, American. q gaI. ~ a io
OIL CAKE-The supply exceeds the demand and prices
are lower sales tuns SAT currency for Western
and S376 $50 gold for City, in bags and bDls
OIL MEAL-The supply is better; the demand 1alF;
sales of l27 bags State lots s. 350$2 40 y 100 6 cash.
OIIS-Linseed hes been in fair demand and prices are
steady. In Crude Fish Oils only limited business was
DONE but prices without change Lard on is duI
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
HIgH 49,
Snp Rss.S52 Sun Sets Sis Neon Sfis ''''o..t
ssnT IIook u "a Cows Island. las Hell Gate. .Jw
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27


of ,so hills At al sasl7 30 for the low grades OF
and Si2 s09s5 50 for Trade and Family brands; White
Flour Is dull Common sgT "aTss Of $50 b6ls at 81 50
t2 65 for oommo to fair Batmore % hra1ds Rye Flour
less active hui rmer sales of 4eO b6s at q m sIG & S % at
Corn Meal is fairly active ana lhlu o"'
FTA%ITSe demand for Domestic is moderate tHt at
supply Of choice is limited sales oI li''-'' "
FsNDry Cod is offered more freely ana @ ~ pGgS ro io
easier closing dull and heavy rrc Herngs are dull
GRHINThe Wheat market is less active ana PRICES % OF
snrnS are irreeiaT: common grades are heavy; WhIe
choice Is firm Winter is held firmly the SAFES are zvVV
beT STATE AZ s Is Barley Malt dun and heavy at 81 25
Barley is firm bat less aeuye s"Gs % VI e % ACHE
and better be arrivals are limited the sales are sOS
STATE M zas7sc the latter rate aflOat Rye is firmly hed
and is moderately active the sales are OO Dusn west
err az "a Ssasi S5 IN store and state at 81 42dA as Corn
opened rIn but quiet and closed dull heavy and lower
The demand only the local trade the sales are 1000
sns9 so oSSt wsse shg8 d" White 1t 81 2os a New do at
o. IA at Jersey City Western neiloW AZ ~ IgSsi ga zt IN
store aud aoat Southern White at Il 2OGSl Y eOuth
ern yellow at 81 17ds1 1st
EXPORTS OF BREADSTUFFs.
EGs. sSs. T4s.'' a1' 'S'S' orr
Total TO Great Britain and the
Continent for the week end
Since SEPT, s.@is .sS:S sa3S 9S7
RECEIPTS OF BREA EADsrUFFs.
FiSs' sss. T4s'' a4:. GS%' %''
For the week ending March 25 go
1861. 8,935 6,Ol5 z,ooi
since Sent / 1866 .. 1C94bI2 597,5u 124,414
Same time 1865. 2063S64 6Il52O l3o63yi
GUNNY CLOTHING note sales of 2,40O bales at 2O90
2otc.
HAY-The supply is larger prices favor the buyer
shipping at 81 JOa$l co. and retail lots 81 7SGSl 20
y 100 10.
HIDES-The recovery in foreign Dry Hides from the
lowest point is fully sd3c gold, at which the market
firm quiet The late sales embrace Dry Buenos
Ayres y 25 rs, at l9Q2Oc, gOld Dry BuenOs Ayres
seconds 81 TO b. 153 9l6c god Dry CorTlentes 2t 10
zs m I7s0Jse gold; Dry MOntevideO, 81 to % b l7s3
lsic gold Dry Montevideo seconds, 2lf 10, l5c., gold
gold City Slaughter (Ox), as 10, i13c currency; City
Slaughter cow, so 10, 1Otc., currency.
HOPS are firm and i'm good demand for home consumT
uOn We quote at from 2o04O07Oc, as TO growth ana
quality , -.
HEAiP-Manla has been I'm fair demand and steady at
i2c gold Other kinds dull and nominal
IRON-Pig is duh, but prices are without Ghange 10
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27

TTO ARCHITECTS.-Th following preamble
and resolution passed this day meeting held by the
bers Of the COMMISSION upon NEW and UNITED
STATES COURT, in the City Of Sew-lOrk
II Is deemed expent extend the time Tor TIE feepuon
Of plans construction Of the proposed POstOhee
Rod reception Of sneh plans hom the tar
ous Architects 9Th dAy Of April 1857 b. YET d,
Of Jane 1851 JOHN 7. HOFFMAN, Mayor
JAM p.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
Cost ano fonno.
Corporation Notices.
CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC

4 II I II n i 1 y . ~ n - ~ = ~ - -, - -
upsns Of all Houses and Lots improved unmprcyd ds aneeS
following have been completed and
lodged the for examination by all
sons sted viz paving frsm the Bast
blocks The embraced by such Assessment
de all the and Lots Of Ground vacn, Lets pieces and
parcels of Land situated sides Of 3h street from ID asenne "a
the Ra River sides OF the ntsecg the extent
" half the block either
an whose affected By the above named Assess
opposed 10 the eithsr OF them are requested
objections writing Of the undersigned s their
Office street. Basement New CouIt House within
thirty days from dat te % this notice
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27

HOPS-The following, from the circular OF EInInet
Wells gives clear and correct statement 0i the mop
trade Referring TO weekly reviews OF inc market
from the opening the seasons trade In September s
up the present time we find DO weeks trihstclons
approXmatng to that of the present. III point OF extreme
depression and dulncss Consumers, as wei as Dealers
seem TO have almost entirely Withdrawn from the market
and sales cannot be forced except az very mata de
ductiOn weeks rates IN view OF the extremely
reduced stock and the long time until the new crop we
are unable account for the abnormal position the
market assuming and although our views, as 10
the future may somewhat conflict with that OF the tide
Fe make no hesitation in renewing quotations OF last
week under the firm belief that business VIII soon revive
and that present prices Will not only be iuy mahlaeu
Int will Increase with the progress OF the season I'M
ports into New York during the past month l2o bales
I'VE ouOte: Ancrican-COnmOn TO Far, 30 45c GOOd 10
Prime 53a5sc. Choice TO Fancy, G307Oc; ODDS, Od45c
Foreign-Begians 50 G0c BavaIians 6jG7Oc. spdudts
75U65c
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
nlarble Hlnntele

NIARBLEIZED SLATE TEMANTELS--SupeiiO
WI in durabe; half the price Of marble T. b.
STEWART No. }O5 SiIthave between %th Sth sta
MARBLE MANTELS.--350 MANTELS On
WI hand Of every style (an quay) which will be sold
20 DAYS liberal deduction AZ A. kLABBRS MAne Waero"ns No.
l09 East Bgheenthst Tbdaye n. Y. Cut this out
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
CUPREME COURT.
CUPRENIE COURT.

CUPREAE COURT.
Application Of the Mayor Ahemsn, and Com
Of he Of New York relative 70
THE OPENING OF
SEVENTY SEC0ND-STREET,
Prom Fourth-ayeune the East River,
IN THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.
Pursuant statutes and provided The Mayor Alder
City OF NewYork hereby give notice that
apply Supreme Of the State Of New fors
Special Term said Court to be held at the City Hall 10 the CI
Tuesday sixteenth April 1907 at the opening
that day. thereafter as Counsel can be
appointment Of Commissioners Of Estimate aud Asses
aboveened that the nature and ept Of hs
improvement hereby intended s opening Of Seventy eooad street
from in said city az laid out the
pan Of said city under and By virtue Of an Act Of the Lrs
Of entitled An Act relative 70
poyemeu touching the ayng the City
New. York purposes" passed Aprs 3 1901
~ RICHARD OGORMAN Counsel TO the Corporation
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27

Reeeipts have been very large during the past week.
footing up 1864 bills Trade Das been pretty uniform at
about 2Ic until this afternoon, when they dfOlped a.
Some Southern sold low 24c, while single bbls
of Jersey eggs brought The consumption rs thought
10 he sufficiently large 10 keep prices nom gong mueh
below 25c. We quote
New-York tribune., 1867-03-27
MEATS.

Very little really choice and freshly dressed poultry Is
coming forward Some turkeys were sold tins morning
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-24
Quarterly Tax Notice.

will be at Newberry G. H., on Friday,
the 25th inst, for thr purpose of receiving
the Taxes on the sales of goods, wares and
merchandise, and spirituous Liquors, for
the quarter ending July lst 1857. Until
that time i will receive returns at Frog
Level. J. B. FELLkRS. T. 6. y. D.
july l6-2n-3t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-24
Miscellaneous.
TOURNAMENT.

The young men, assisted by the Ladies Of
Newberry, propose on the last day Of the
Barbeeue, 18th day Of August, to give a
Tournament, and cordially invite all the
young men of the adjoining districts to take
nart in the exercises. Those wishing to en-.
ter the lists will please hand their names
and the characters they wish to persouate,
to either Of the committee, between the lst
and 5th of next month: No names after that
date viii be received!
RULES TO BE OBSERVED.
I. All Knights viii ride with a lance 10
feet in length. = -,
n. Each Knight will approximate in
dress as near as possible the character he
personates. =, $~.-.::.,. -.
III. Each Knights name will be called three,
times, if not present; not allowed 10 RIDE.
". Each member will b. required TO meet
at the G-H the morning OF the 10th, at
y. No ardent spirits of any kind allowed
on the grounds - L = =. = - .'
Admission fee TO enter the lists, $780,, :
Riding to commence at 10 A. NJ. - -
COMMITTEE OF .AaRAsGEtEsTs:. :
52HEs }2Ef nAzHsh H4aKIs E :; g. 6: sSss5 asssEEs0k
July 17-29-tf -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-24
List of Awards.

!. Ar elegant Mansion on Fifth Ave-.
deed deed dspossseS in Essro actual vaIas sso,cco;
GoTeTnnent Bonds, 80. ,.....:...:... 20 900
b. ! Entire Set Diamonds, complete,
and Neck Ace, very :msgnifoent. 15,0e0
sss St bssgosds bsssas RsRsfsa saa ss5gsts @
6. I Set Diamond Studs and Sleeve
IessG is;ngie Sofia irs B Diamond King. SSos
s. Single Solitaire Diamond Pin......... 4,oC0
8. Single Solitaire Diamond Stud...... 8 coo
1e 1Diamond Scarf Pin 2,0G0
IL to Is. Cluster Diamond Rings, LOCO
1s to 20. Jules Jurgensen watches
N:to Is. Thomas NardinW W atchesIHun.
ters, $500 2,5oe
-ssos each. :. ;. ..... 1850
$40 each 10000
rs to15. 50 Sets Elegant Garnets, CON-
plete, comprising Bracelet, Sleeve
Buttons, Earrings and Breast-pin, ~ ~,
12s to 1,i25 1000 Chr omas, ,Arti,t's Proof 10000
LIPS to 6, ,125. 5000 Elegant Engravings 25,eoo
Service, very heavy,.... 10000
s,22s to 1o,0oo. Consisting Of Writing
Desks, Work Boxes, Photographic
Albums, Sets Silver Plated Forks,
Fish Knives, Napkin Rings, Boxes,
Ladies Gloves, Handkfs, &c.,........ a 900
All awards will be delivered or forwarded rs
directed, the day after the distribution.
The distribution will be superintended BY q
Committee of we'll known gentlemen, who in
giving their aid and sanction to this noble cha
rity. will not only receive the confidence Of the
public at large, but the warmest thanks Of the
Ladies' Society in aid of the Suffering and Des-
titute Poor of the South.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Mrs Laura Brooks,
airs. Charles W adsworth, Mrs. Drake Mills, Mrs.
E S. Adams, Mrs. Il. Sherman Miss NJ: Duncan,
Miss Maria Moulton, Mrs. james Clark.
Mrs. HARLOWE E MATHER, Sec'y:
Club Rates.-5 Tickets 90; 10 Tickets 1S; 20
Tickets So; 81 Tickets 81 40 Tickets r.; 50 Tick
cts 80 /; 70 Tickets, 135; 199 Tickets lS); l59
Tickets 27e; 30 Tickets $50; 80 Tickets, $40;
800 Gckets, 800.
Established and reliable agents viii be allowed
15 per cent commission. All orders or commu-
nications address to main Office.
"a Pennsylyania Avenue, Washington, d. C.
[P. Q. Box 10l =,
- AN. RISER,
Agent atNewberry.
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Cash on Delivery.

On and after this date. no goods will be
delivered by us, until PAID FOR.
Orders not accompanied with the Cash, viii
not be filed.
Having to pay Cash for all We buy, We are
compelled to adopt the above, or close our
business. s, T. BQOEER g. co.
Julv 2 9
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sTATEoFSoUTH CAROLINA.
EEWBERRY DISTRICT, -
3 a,s, IL raE couxT OF oRDlsARY.
t4wis;A. Perkins.
Perkins and Others. :

Sarah Perkins ndoshers. - -:
IkappeaIing to nay satisfaction that Frank.
liza g. Perkins, one of the defendants IN the
Ebese stated ease residesswish hoat this State,
isisshssefore ordered that he do appear:
ai,d object 10 the division or sale ofthe real
sstate Of Jacob Perkins, decd, on or before
the sth day OF October nexs or ms consent
10 the same viii be entered of record - =:
Giyen under my hand. this 2Srd day o.
july d. ;l 1887. - q:
! s:ssss - JOHN T. PETERSON, o: D. :: =
s5ssT,,lv 2S-S0-12t.E sS.ts--. y - =
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DIES FAIR !
FOR the Beneat
t $685. OF THE, =. : -. 49,.
sMETRODIsT5 GHURelHs

Eor she purpose of raising q small fund to;
be deyosed 10 the necessities of the eaboYe
named Ehuseh. :.- > -. :
Tie Fair w;Il ha;.heid in 3oessber, com:
Inencing ON the lst Monday tSase-day, and,
IS postpooed until that time % avoid CON.
Ecting With other charitable objects,
Further particulars viii. be Published at.
another time. s =. -
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: :, DANIEL 3; SICKLES,
Command. Second Nil: District. =
VIII take place in Washington, D. C.,
Z August !. 1867. --..-.> K

=. Columbia, S. Co. Nay 10, '67. d,
Permit me NOT only give you the assu-
rance OF my poor help in this your generous
en6eayor to relieve our Impoverished and M
happy people, but to:express to you, IN Their
'behaH. that gratitude which Is so eminenfly
,yaur due for the generous SYMPATHY mani.
Tested by your organization for those among
ms in distress. W ishiDg you God speed in
your noble work, T am, Madam: very re.
spectfnlly, your obedient servant, . -
&, =, - JAMES Ia ORR,
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SK-ERI7S7.11 II

The Wonderful Flexibility and great Com
fort and Pleasure to any Lady caring the
Duplex Elliptic Skirts will be experienced
particularly in all crowded Assemblies, Ope-
ras, Carriages, Railroad Cars, Church Pews,
Arm Chairs, for Promenade and House
Dress, as the Skirt can be folded when in
use to occupy small space as easily and
conveniently as Silk or Muslin Dress, an
invaluable quality in crinoline, not found
in any Single Spring Skirt.
For sale by u. BARRE & son.
March - l3lv.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-25
The English-American Press.

Of the several English journals that ply their
vocation in New York, the most respectable is the
Albion, weekly, honestly flying the English flag at
the fore, and uttering the sentiments of an English
colony in our community, who come here to make
money, and never by any chance become Ameri-
cans, but express their contempt for the country
and all belonging to it openly; the most cut-throat
is the Daily Times, sailing under American coors
when they should be English. Between these ex.
tremes the Herald and the World drop naturally
into such positions the judgment Of the reader,
who Is also an observer, may assign them. The
three last named papers as essentially English
as the first, only they do their spirting more gent
ly, each working within it's own special sphere.
1t wouldn't pay for all to blurt out John Bullism
after the fashion of the Azbion.
The Times levels its venom at the Fenians, as it
would at any other organization designed to elevate
the political position of Ireland under cover of ad-
vice. This is mask that is much affected in other
quarters. You poor. deuded Fenians, saws the
Times, are only squandering your money on THEY
ing Head Centres, and injuring your native land.
The English lion will become more ferocious bv
reason of your puny efforts, and the noble animal
will go on the rampage, and tear at, and devour,
every human being in Ireland that comes in his
way Don't do it, or the country you come from
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-25

fetterless and Free we nevertheless rejoice at every
act and hail with delight every project, that tends
to bring together again, and to unite once MORE
the severed peonle of the Union Some may believe
that the South will never again be willing partner
of the commonwealth, and that the men Who Win
deliberate planning and determined fighting, did
all they could to destroy, not only the freest gov
eminent in the world but the very laws and constr
tuition which they themselves had made, can never
again work willingly with their Northern brothers;
we shall see, however, that there things IN the
world stronger and mere potent even than the
sword and that they who subscribe money to feed
men who only while Iago faced them In battle,
and that he who has gone bail for one who was
his greatest enemy, win victories greater than
those of Sherman Grant.
Wrong and guilty as the South may have been,
much blood as may be on her own head, stubborn
and hard-hearted as some of her people may be at
present, there must be numerous and intelligent
portion of them on whom such acts as these will
produce lasting effect. We hope and trust that
these stubborn may be, after all, small mi
norty of the Southern people. But for them no
military bill would have been passed by Congress.
The men who made the riots at New Orleans
and Mobile are their own and their country's great
est enemies 1t is they who paralyze the efforts of
the good men of the North in their endeavors to
bring about reconciliation. But as the matter
rests even now, if not another penny were to be
subscribed to the Southern Relief Fund.- enough has
been done to give the of America lustre
worth infnty more than the glitter and tnsel of all
the thrones on earth What pitiabe figure the
petulant and ricketty monarchies Of Europe make
when viewed, side by side, with the American Re-
public. America is great enough to pardon those
who fought against their country, and liberty; but
England is mean enough not only to imprlson and
sentence to be hanged, but persecute and magn
with vindictiveness that is more than devilish,
the noble men who fought solely for the salvation
of their nation and their race. One countryis pur
suing course that will make her name " shine
with the brightness of the armament" and the other
is doing all she to gain the enmity Of the just
and to make her a byword and reproach for all
time.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-05-25

DONG WELL-A Montana paper says the mortality of
Helena is extraordinarily good Only
killed during the past two weeks"
BosH-M Martin F. Topper has been excited to "poem"
Confederation, in which he states that this will gladden.
Canada o this will raise her much"
RATHER INVOLVEMENT BoTH PARTIEs-A tenderhearted
railway engineer says he when he
help it, because it muses. up the track So"
NOT DOUBT fashion writer puppies heads
are sometimes gentemen's collars"