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ADLERTL.SEMENTS

EALLASD WINTER IMPORTATION
IL 1869.
RIBBONS, NlLLlSERr AND STRAW ooo,,
ARMSTRONG, GATOR 4 co
237 and go Baltimorc Stree
BALIl.HORE,
importers and johters of Bonnet sund T,;,,
ming Ribbons, Velvet and Sash I,iLbons nm
net Silks, S'insanf relvrts, illSions I,lnnI I,i-
Lncss Rnrhe7, Nctrs and Grapes, Fn~sL,
Flowers and Feathers, Straw Bennersl and l .''
dies Hats, trimmed and unrrimmed, silk VI
vet and Felt Bonnc,s and Hats, Slndowh, an,
Shaker Hoods. "'a
The largest stock Of Millinery Good. in III.
country, which, we offer a, pric tha, will dr.
competition. Orders solicited.
scp-l3.2m
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Near stnunton. Virginia, on Saturday,
John Risk, farmer, accidentally shot
AMI killed his daughter while handling
his gun. The girl was twenty years old.
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ARKANSAS NEWS.
River SuTFey-FOr California
The Geld Mines.

The Government survey boat Arkan-
sss arrived here from above yesterday,
and is now engaged in surveying the
river adjacent to this place.
HO! FOR CALIFORNIA.-Ap party fcit-
iZens of Crawford county, will start
about the middle Of this month for this
land OF promise. They will take, we be-
liGve, Whist is called the Evans route,
crossing Grand river at Lewis Ross
crossing, in the Cherokee Nation, and
then up the Arkansas river.
The Pocahontas Express says the cor
ner stone of new Catholic cathedral
was laid at that place on the 2Sth ult.
The Fayetteville Democrat Of the Sd
inst, Gays; We have seen several par
ties from Benton county who are relis-
ole, and who have spent several days ia
the "gOld diggings," and have exam
ined several specimens of the ore. From
ali we can learn very little gold has yet
been discovered. The specimens We ex-
suined confined portion Of silver and
platins though we do not think in suffi
cient quantity TO justify working it.
There are some forty or fifty persons
in the supposed gold region st work,
prospecting; bat up to our fastest ad-
vices very little ore had been taken out.
a party from this place, some of whom
are old California miners, have gone to
the mines in order to make thorough
investigation OF the gold prospects, and
or their return VI expect to be able to
give our readers the true state of affairs
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BROWNLOW.
We Makes A Feeble Reply TO
President johnson.
SENATE CHAMBER,

SENATE CHAMBER, l
WAsHISGToS, April = ls6s.
To the Editor of the Washington Chronicle:
Sir: Andrew johnson is reported by
the letter writers and telegraphic dis
patches to have recently made q speech
in the city of Knoxville, where reside,
and to have exhibited receipt Of mine
for $500 contributed by him to aid me
in starting Union paper st Knoxville
The impression made by the newspapers
is that this money came out Of the
pocket OF Mr.. Johnson, whereas he did
not contribute one dollar OF 1t. It came
to me from the funds Of the Federal gov
ernment, through Mr.. Johnson, as the
Military Governor of Tennessee, to
whom gave the receipt that he might
De able to settle with the government
and show what disposition he had made
OF the funds This was in 1852, after I
had been released from q rebel prison
and was allowed to go North.
This $500 was paid to me by Mr.. Car
son, the Sub-Tressurer at Cincinnati. I
added as much more toit and purchased,
IN Cincinnati, type and materials and q
large lot Of printing paper, enough in all
TO load five army wagons, and followed
Gen. Burnside'n army into Knoxville,
started Union paper, and went to WORK
manfully to reconstruct the State Of Ten
nessse. In this work I was opposed
throughout by the rebel Conservative
party OF the State and by the whole
power ard influence of the corrupt and
profigste administration of the aforesaid
Andrew johnson. This is simply the
differences between me and Mr.. johnson.
1 have battIed faithfully for the govern
ment, and he has battled against it under
the false pretense Of upholding the con-
stitution. W. q, BROwNLOW.
The difference between Mr.. Johnson
and Mr.. Brownlow is the reverse of
what is above stated. Mr.. Johnson
battled for the constitution and restors-
ton, and Browpiow for himself and his
csrpet-bsg and scalswsg friends against
the constitution, amnesty and restora-
tion.- EDS. APPEAL.
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THE COURTLAND MURDER
The Prisoner Committed with
out Bah

From the Huntsville DemocratI
IH Parshs,'s trial, on Saturday last,
We lesrn that Gel. IDge, OF Mississippi,
made an able opening argument for the
prosecution. Messrs John Phelan and
Luxe Pryor followed in ingenious arg1-
peHts for he defense, making the best
Of the difficult material presented in the
evidence. Geo. A. Gordon concluded
for the State IN sn elegant argument that
must bsve carried conviction 20 every
accessible mind and bedewed many q
manly cheek with tears. On Sunday we
stated, On misinformstion, that Mr. VIM.
Cooper spoke instead Of Col Inge, nd
Mr.. J. G Baker instead OF Mr.. Pnels d.
The speaking concluded, the Magistrates
Court committed the prisoner without
hssitstiOn-denying him bail-and, the
MoultoD jsil being considered unsafe, he
was sent 10 the Athens Jail. We hear
talk of an effort to obtain mis- release on
bail by writ OF hsbeas corpus; tut from
the accounts we have received OF the
testimony, We would regard such move
ment 50 absurd and futile, trif Dg with
the principles OF law, the spirit OF justice
and Jheclsims Of hlmR ity all Of which
demand the safe keeping and eventual
punishment Of the guilty.
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STOKES AND sENTER
How The Rivals stand in Cum
beFsand.

4 correspondent Of the HaFtsville "
dette, writing from Crossviile, Tenn,
70 IA ult says that at the Radical Con-
vention ia that place, Judge Houck de
voted his eloQuence IN eulogizipg Gov
D. W G. SeuteT, and advocating bis
claims for the Radical nomination. He
believed Stokes to be q thorough Rad /,
but thought be wss not possessed Of the
ability TO meet Andrew Johnson on the
stump. Senter was true SenteF was
g l0il "-SenteT was the man-snd not
Bill Stokes Besides, Stokes had some
Uery black spots on his character and
Senter had not; IN iact, there was not q
Radical politician in the State, except
Senter, whose character a0as not black
eaed.
Mr.. Ray, while ventlllating Billy
Stokes, spoke Of bis campaign with
Etheridge, and remarked l went to
Knoxville to hesr them debate, and on
nv return was asked how they made It,
1 replied that Stokes was the master of
the situation; but right there told 8
lie. 1 tell you Etheridge .5asst tore him
al to pieces
10 concluding, delegates were appoint
ed to the Nashville convention, and ins
stracted TO vote for Senter by all means,
and the convention adjourned,
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FIrst .Dau Of Mau Neet.

We wiz sell, on the premises. to the highest
bidder, for cash, the lot SCI forth in the above
deed, by meets and bounds, as follows. Be-
ginning at stake in the north side OF Beal
street 372 feet from the intersection of the east
side of De- Oto street thence with north Line
OF Beal street east fty-eight (5SJ feet to stake;
thence north two hundred and ntty t-o0l 1eet
north TO q stake: thence west anu parallel
with Beal street fifty-sight t5S) feet thence
south two hundred and 1fty ESQ fseg 70 be-
einning--0eing part of block g., subdivision
91nin nhai Ssln s l'Nls I'D. vIILIAMs & co.
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WHEREAS, by the provisions OF deed
w from D. ID. williams q Co. TO Giuseppe
GailinO and BerDadO CuniO. dated oath August
1866 and reco ded in Book %, part I'd. phge 5z4,
the grantors have reserved 10 themselves
special lien on the properly therein conveyed,
waving all equities and right OF dempt1on,
and also reservlng 70 themselves N case OF oe-
1snlf Of pavmepG OF either or all OF the notes
executed by the grantees for the purchase
money at the maturity thereof the power 70
enter and resell tr e land conveyed IN the said
deed and executing 10 the purchaser a good
and valid title fres from all squltles or right OF
redemption in the grantees and Whereas
mart Of the purchase money is now due ans nm
paid we, the undersigned, grantors in the
above mentioned deed, DO, in pursuance of the
said provision therein, hereby give notice, that
after thirty days nom the date OF this, wit
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popIIn, in limos, In cashmere, in to ffsts, in
challes, in every fancy tissue, and placed
over q skirt matched or we'll chosen for
tint and adaptation sufficiently neutra
to harmonize with several Of these cas-
socks.
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Agents Wanted Every where.

M. CADART'S Pure Vegetable Coloring, 81
pound, sufficient TO give . rich golden yellow
TO 200 pounds of White Butter; 80 cents per
sample package, sent TO any address. No
farmer should be without 1t, as white and
sIrAaky Butter is worth from six to ten cents
pound less in all markets than that of a rich
yellow. feD4
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
COMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, January l. 1863.
!, g. W. Blackburn, Comptroller OF the Treas
ury, do hereby certify that the Home Insurance
Company, Il . 4ted at New Haven, IN the state
of Connects has produced to me satisfactory
evidence tn said pany has compiled with
all the reQi | emeGts of the laws of the State
of Tenness, imposed on Insurance Compa-
nies; and l rtllSr certify that H. I. TomliD-
son, Agent o sid Company, has also COM
Piled with The requirements Of the laws OF the
State, made and provided In such cases
Wherefore, said Home Insurance Company
has authority 10 take risEs and transact the
business of insurance In this State, at Mem
phis, Tennessee.
g. W. BLACKBURN,
Com Ptroller OF Tennessee.
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dOHN REED.

TSARPENTER AND BUILDER. No. q Ierer-
I J son street, entrance in alley. Special at
tsntion given 20 Stair Work. Houses nd Ve-
afsfRhs kraned ready tpT xhipptngs noVn
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The greatest amount insured in any one risk,
The greatest amount allowed by the rules of
the Company TO be insured in any one city,
town or village,
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in
any one blCcx,
mo arbitrary rule on these points This
Company is governed by prudent regard tor
The construction, occupancy and exposure of
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EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT.

brief alluslon to the origin Of this import
ant discovery may not prove uninJereht1ng
Among the authenticated records of the re-
nOwned Captain Cooks voyage around the
world. is found the statement, that while so
journing for short time on the Brazilian
Coast of South America, he observed the ma
tiv9s using, in the preparation OF heir food, a
peculiar oil, which, upon examination, he
found to possess the appearance, taste and
flavor OF Butter; upon further inquiry, now
ever, he ascertained that it was simply sub
stance tnat the natives distilled in a crude and
imperfect manner from rich and luxuTlant
plant that grew spontaneously and abundantiy
in that warm tropical country. A few years
ago an eminent French chemist. while on a
professional visit to the tropics, made numer-
Gus experiments with this remarkable pro-
duction of nature, and succeeded in extraeting
q concen trated essence of the plant. The for
mula for It's preparation, and the Sole Right
for the sale in this country are the exclusive
property OF this company, by whom IL was
purchased from the original discOverer. We
claim for this remarkable, yet simple and per
fectly harmless preparation
lst. That by its use a net gain OF from SO 10
200 per cent. Is made in the manufacture OF
I'd That Butter, which frsm age or whatever
cause, may be strong, rancid, streaked or
coarse-grained, and C ,mparatively useless 1or
general use, by the aid OF this Extract ls re-
stored to Its original 1reshDe and sweStne ess,
fine grain and even color.
Sd. By the use of this Extract, one pound OF
delicious, fresh Butter is actually made rom
one pint of milk.
sth That a pure and excellent table Butter
can oe m8ue, al Cost OF Hoh1 10 70 ~ CENTS per
pound. The chief expense wherein being But
ter, which Is the essential base.
5th. That Butter manufactured by the aid of
this Extract is equal IN every respect to the
best Butter made by the ordinary method.
6lh. The Extract, after thorough analysis,
by able chemists, is pronounced perfectly free
from any deieteTious substance the ingredi-
en- ts being purely of vegetable nature.
7th. In proof of the foregoing assertions, the
factory of this company is making one ION o.
Butter per day, which meets with ready sale
in the New York market, and Is consumed
from the tables OF he first hotels, restaurants
and private families in this city and elsewhere
A sample package of the EXTRACT (suftlcient
to make fifty pounds OF Butterl, with full di-
rectiOns for use, will be sent to any address on
the receipt of 81.
CAUTION.-As all articles of real merit are
subject to spurious limitations, we would spe-
cially caution the public against ounterfeits
and worthless limitations advertised as pow
ders, compounds etc., as the Extract of the
Butter Plant is prepared and SOLD only by
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BUTTER.
T H E
BUTTER CO

Ask the attention OF al Interested in the re-
Guction OF the extravsgant cost of Butter, to
their practical and economical system of max
ing pure prime Butter by aid Of the
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FROM WASHINGTON.

The Reconstruction Measures
for the Southern states.
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TRUST SALE.
Trustees Sale.

THE undersigned, Trustee, will sell in front
L OF Royster, frezevant q Co. auction room,
it being the northeast corner of Jefferson and
Mein streets, in the city OF Memphis, to the
highest bidder, for cash, on
Wednesday, the 2Sth Day OF April Next,
The following real estate situated in the coun-
ty of Critfendeu state Of Arkansas: 1t heing
the west q OF the west a OF section Two in
township six, north range nine east also, the
west Is of the southwest fractional quarter of
section thirty-f1ve, in township seven, north
range east, containing in all two hundred
and two acres, more or less the said sale will
be made as Aforesaid, pursuant to the terms
and stfpuiations of a certain deed of trust ex
ecuDed by Peter Andrew and Easter Salori, ex-
ecuted October 20 1866. 10 the undersigned in
Trust, to secure to James + Barton certain
debt therein mentioned, and to satisfy said
Trust Sale between the hours of II am. and
4 o clock pm. The title is good, but 1 will only
sell and convey as Trustee.
mh28 JOHN P. IRRELEVANT Trustee.
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Board OF Directors for the Present Year


CAPT. DAVID DEHAVEN, President.
Col JOHN A, GROW, Vice-President.
HOWARD MILLSPAUGH. Treasurer.
NEWTON S. OTIS. Secretary.
CH ARIES s. STEWART. Assistant Secretary.
JOHN b. DAVIES, Chtsf Engineer.
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Standing Committees

Standing Committees:
Finance eCommittee-I. T. Winnemore, John
Paul Baker, Il. Noting.
Committee Lands-HOward Millspaugh,
John A. Grow, D. W. Flcwree.
Committee on ambOa; s-JOhn B. Davies, ].
Ed. Montgomery, ID. q. Carson.
Committee on Docks and Wharves-William
Creeyy, N. ). Otis, d. e. Martin.
Committee on Revision Of Bylaws and
Charter-John A. Grow, j. P. Baker, howard
Millspaugh.
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The Economy Butter Company.
ofice-II5 LIBERTY STREET.
Factory-ase GREENWICH STREET. N.Y.
State, County and City Rights for sale, offer
ing to capitalists rare opportunities for estab.
fishing staple business, paying enormous
prodtss
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AcFsIk cry
FOR
Draining, IrrlgatlEg 3 Wreeklug
CENTRIFUGAL Pumps
80 20 40 600 Gallons per Minute.
ENGINES
Half to go Horse Power.
R0TLERs SH1KF CONSUMING
Suparheating, and Safe.
FRICTION GROOVED N0EsELESS
HOESraRG MAGAZINES,
All Light, Compact. Durable and Eco.
ROmiCaI.
For Circulars, address Patentees and Manu-
facturers. -
VIM. D. ANDREWS g. BRO,
4H4 Water street. NEW YORK
mh4 d6w
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COAPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, January l, 1863
l. g. w. Blackburn, Comptroller of the
Treasury do hereby certify that the inter-
national Insurance Company, located at the
city OF New YORK, in the State of New York
has produced to me satisfactory evidence
that said company have com piled with al the
requirements of The laws of the State of Ten
ne-see imposed on insurance companies, and
further certify that S. Il. CLARKE & CO.,
agents of said company, have also complied
with the requirements of the laws OF the State,
made and provided In such cases.
Wherefore, said International Insurance
Company mas authority to take risks ano
transact the business of insurance in this
State, at Memphis, Tenn.
g W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller of Tennessee.
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sTATE or NEW YORK. !

COUNTY OF NEW YORK. 70'
GEORGE W. SAVAGE, President, and WILL
LIAM J. HUGHES, secretary, of The Interna-
tional insurance Company, of the City of New
YORK, being duly sworn, depose and say, that
the foregoing is a full true and correct state
ment OF the affairs Of said Company /; that the
said Insurance Company is the bona fide
owner OF At least one Hundred Thousand Dol
lars OF actual Cash Capital, invested in state
and United States stocks and Bonds, or in
Bonds or Mortgages of Real Estate, unincum-
bered and worth double the amount FOR which
the same IS mortgaged and that they are the
above named officers of said Insurance Com
pany. GEORGE W. SAVAGE, P1es't.
IL. 81 WILL Al J. HUG ES Sec'y
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 18th
day of January, 1853. as Witness, my hand
and official seal.
THOMAS L. THORNELL,
lL.S.l Notary Public.
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s OwTH AND WEST

To the Owners OF Real Estate In Ten
nessee, Mississippi, Alabama and Ar
kansas:
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ASSETS.

LIABILITIES.
Losses unadjusted and not DUES. S68 632 90
Subscribed and sworn TO by
D. r. SATTERLEE, President
VIM. 8. Goo DELL, Secretary.
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General Agent:
I. T. WINNEMORE.
Special Agents
]. C. HESS, Philadelphia, Pa.
Local Agents:
John P. Bal er, New Orleans.
W. Spears, Vicksburg.
r. Y. Rocket, Memphis.
J. B. Townsend, Grenada, Miss.
]. W. johnson, Cairo.
]. s. Cox, Evansville.
J. B. Davies Lou sville.
John Cobb, Madison, Indiana.
=. ] mes, Cincinnati.
Charles b. Beck with. Chicago.
Martin q Howard. st. Louis.
]. E. Merriman & Co., st. Louis.
Don Alonzo Chtlds. New York.
Propositions for subscription OF money or
lands to the capital stock of the Company
should be addressed to
F.Y. ROCKETT.
mill Agent at Memphis.
Ne. Y jefferson street.
, 1869-03-08

The receipts OF Live Ho.e s,ocs III. ds.e of nm,
iass feMs*. Ie.sa l, O. 14i3 III excess q
eelyed doFssE tbs as1se pc.!nd hst ycrs.
CT M nm, .cft- 0aistd s15ply tae market
uon r. vaias a.y l1c per 100 ~ bat uosequenty
raasLst e!lnk prevailed, and betofu The rlose Of
SSaksas Mefe rtpe.tea dun and lover and lines
for llfcstor e eommoa. HFat aneTea cora snd
!n!3ed !9dt = aal1 FOR medium - f.lr qo.,.tlci
AEo 10 70 for good to choice Doth fat eytu
!ots. Inday the market FA1 dull and un1'tted. and
pt.csE laoaxn. perhaps, not Quotthy loser thA n
~ elSH o. the m1slct yesterday. ruled weak Acd
rIt Su!a5 several e.,loe !. renein u tha peas IN.
eo!a, sEa rs m1rket tAs sa;her sdo9nEard look.
ses il M;1ssrsa te ds,: .h,p 80 a.. ~ets. 80,
Etdcf h1.k locel and shipping Dc n1nd III ha7s
tttn Icacl absorbed. And It 1oFante sates: TIN
trqtHF.A ~ hefetofrfs. rs chletJ ter the bitter
Gus1itt and o. such the sisnace - .nest markell.
t.oSd TO eEoec fat :. uttoa .c1 hRya found hpyes
at N.A AAe.H, y htlt fef ~1sta u high n ie1E97sp
iRve hcen r+hli1td Medium :, fair Erades may Be
$fQ&$f3.
, 1869-03-08
The Ffo&uee Markets.
MILWAUKEE.

RoArsa pesra.ea 10 rna catc.-o r.1a.ae.
HuwArux, March s.
tssAAn9c7a-tloat cu!l nus afn sales o. IL nfA
s1el9 AiaHe1ota q tsN&e1; choice Niseo11n
ard lows, 4AG25Io; NItHauktS. Is 1sR3So. Whekk
,1,ed and 1c lox ~ x.tv ~ 81 ro hn ~ Il ~
fo- NJ r.Ssh !. =. - ~. s.. =, ,x -
tof " HsAn Y - $!.G IoF .fexnsat AA lof
Reei. Il 'si ~ III e q M 4n N,;;e f Il "a ia
!Ly'3&LiSA ios 50: ~ ttate ftfe %: tssa: va5X
p 9; nsI Esem *Ii'S ~ hsI Aprn nIo 2.
MNsn q " N NisN tot 10. Lcsn.
JAZZ .ssaaI ana guilt: sal*. Of 80 ba = sE ior
IsE nes ina sse nf ffssn ~ tof So: aifa
Itiecssd Y toTs snd ?, q: ne5t FEE. EJe 9Hiss,
ea!e4 ei NE Or II sl-E LOT No. II - das.e1
hoEa.n4: o,..
KY. nGSsnoG11 Hi ~ ~ uaehaasee- ~, ~,
uzA1nD ao8s-1oA Aoo lo$.1' &A4N ~ s41ss~S
u ~ ,co ..,, o.,.- .: fst h, ~,.., ,n.h,
f1n - t sso nn Hp ~ 8. ~ n hn * ~
cTsnssa E nefs. rn h,,. 49,, m hu wheat.
eHif '-*''" "tIy1cTTgHtTI' 4 Va "1sAs
4.fea T. h.,1n,.ir H5.7 9a.
~ I,asxT Fl H. IL 10 sadtl.e for 70 L uoa:oi
, 1869-03-08
Ths British Corn Trade,
We c1trac' The following from Dornou.h's Pro.

trce Cs:enlu-n hleo Ea1ppcan authority:
''Wl,t eontit uaree Ct mid, wei weather. the
trsfc has scuainea IN . tt4te Of lareuor and sr.
activity. followed BY the usual aeconp 4utn mt OF
dtt opInE prices fut all aEtlc.es IN ths tfade a
sti arEc m -bev ef csygoes On ta,e CT the COST
Gas aoded to .se eeaytnss Of the Hads and e be
hrt ~ well i. fte ding etuds, ,hks nesn ex
cecduGiy s:aek. beng much tnteYftred With bJ tae
o. 1ns sp q ns ea I'd
generally has the ef.et ct ErestlJ reducing the
consumpEon u bread. Corsuupion is jast COW
,s shs 2 es w.n y a'i;:
ment IN many pars tf the coun.f1:, Not only IA
there ncw lesh vute IN astieles Of diet than when
y E IL wspt Q: means afe actna'iy stnter In th.is
{. lir tssicns and saust sat 1esa. A. for taa re-
tss pie1rs
t15rdtt E considerable and difly increasing nour-
,rtmeLr to CATTLE ard lheep. 1.
,.rre u it'll Il, Il I.ts eesa o:s shsa .ss
quste to the limited demand: NotosnT II present
4spea1s 1t Vie IN thu tear future 10 1nssif5 aay
neni N ii il ~ he tide. Tie ne1s ha17es: ptoepeet.,
cause Il pEcscnt no an1.cty. Ths wes.hc1 may
etatatr rate cften uoved salty. Ike building
on saxt And Il tcte. o1e CAMEO: sew. as bases 10.
eer1ucs op<ra'ions. 7 he best ihtr4. tserefore,
rent Immediate wants. and TO keep enarp look.
out any urn Which events may take.
"Ihe reduced quantity CT grim cHCo.tnoE Atoat
Il mskes Il p:tseLt no Impression % the mind OF
Ii, II de. while The corten Of the IN: two Ja.r
NJ n fchsu1sr deala o.. cEa'n thips. tsuAlu
paltly Enc ns aned. With th ptolpess OF N cuIy
fe-opetlng Of nA1.s1tton IN tao Bnuc, 10 bs fol-
lowed, Perhap. eu!,er ts2a usus'. In tho Danu5-,
D!Ack Sea and AZ 70, {Eha port W Otetsa -
pl;ssdY reported se nsvtC bctn liberated ffoA II
icy bonnas.} Its, however, 10 b+ onsaEred taat
il mos. foreign countries Ers!u psieca yae htgh:r
than tie colrtstotdrg British ou'Itneies. md
my consequence can t1kt p.tee 1oruad. the eQ7i-
Hhrt1a IN yaluea muat b. rsstcr-d- 1ne moet
rsoseo:c euuEsc . 5e cx et:Hd istaas prices WI
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