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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-02
GENERAL REMARKS.

-
Georgia, Alabama and La....l0 10 sVc
state Bank OF Indiana..........-. ....-.lOc dis
state Bank Of Ohio.............-.-.-..--.lUc
GENERAL REMARKS.
Dealers report fair trade for the past
week, Notwithstanding the very low stage
Of water In the river. Our merchants, so
FAR, have had little reason TO complain of
the Fail trade.
We make bat few changesI:in leading
articles. The receipts OF wheat by wagons
continue heavy, bat prices are unchanged
Barley Is higher. Lard OIL has advanced
Sc. Opium and Camphor have declined.
Cotton Batting Is lower. Hamburg and
Factory Cheese have advanced. The de-
mand for building materials is animated.
Hat and Cap dealers, and also Boet and
Shos tobbers, have had a fair trade, with
out any change IN Prices.
Queensware Is lower. Although the ex-
element in gold and advance to 60 Per
cont. was not noticed by our dealers in
Queensware, yet no sooner Is it down to a
probable settled price than they tmmedt-
ateIy reduced prices correspondingly, and
marking down " was the order last week
They are. determined to not be undersoId
By any other city.
DRY GOODS.
4 very good trade was done the past
week, and prices ruled steady. II is the
prevailing opinion that bottom prices
have been reached, and, as many mills
have stopped, further reductions are not
anticipated. Stocks are good.
BRowH SHEETLNGs AND SHIRTINGs.-
Atlantic a, sheeungs, 1511c; Stark A, do.
I5c; Cannelton, do, 14%ci Evansville 4 a
I45<c; Lyman c, ii, I416e; Abbott B. "A
lac; ThompsonvilIe, Al, 13c; Ashland
IOc.
BLEACHED SHEETLNt.3 AND SHTRTINGs.-
LonsdaIe IL. I7c; Hilrs Al, I7c; BalIou
"A, I5Izc; BaIlou, rs, 121zc; Boot, fl, l5ei
WaItham 8, Al, lee; Branch River, A.
I41lc: Rockville, rs, 1I5zc; Sycamore, 81
IOc; Canoe = I0c.
PRIETs-Merr1mae w, 141ze; Merrimae,
Dat I2Isc; sprague's I211zc; Ashford's, l21sci
simpsons 125zc; American, at 1216ci Dun
nel's, I2tlc; Amoskeag, lie; Lowell, llci
Troy, SC.
TICKNGs = Conestoga Extra Ali Bic
God Medal A, 26c; G T, A, 24c; q @ A
7s, 2lc.
DRESS GooDs-WoOl Delaines, 5OG45c
Fancy DeIaines, I51z922e; Amures, &c
Oriental Lustres, 25930c.
MISCELLANEOUS - Skirt Braids, Zoe
Coats and CIark's spooIs. 90c; Green
Daniels OILS, soc; 2-bushel Bags, 40950c
2IS-bush Bags, 55@65c; 3-bush Bags, GIG
75c; Raleigh skirts, SO 90; per dozen; Gil
bert's skirts, s22 50 per dozsni Pontusit
skirts, $50 90 per dozen.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
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REV IA Me " s
~ o.Rrr Lelrer nera, - F0ur1t f.11o.
weather aud ygafer

weather aud water
The weather yesterday wa8 cloudy and
cool, with the mercnry rangtng from 81 at
AN. TO 90 at noon. New bcmm0cks on
the sand-bar in front Of the city rear their
heads above the water. showing that the
river Is still declining. It Is now within
an inch or two Of the lowest water MARKS
of this season.
Arrivals and Departureg.
The arrivals and departures up 10 3 pm.
include the Lewelfin, from Eastporti Fay
elite, to Henderson and return; Evansville,
from Green River; Quickstep, Cairo aud
return: West Wind, Cincinnati 10 Cairo.
Boats Due Here.
Among the nrst boats due bere are the
Clara Scott, from CalrOi Rose Hite,
from Louisville; Spray, for Mem-
phis; Champion, for 81. LOUIS Anna,
from st. Louis; Robert Moore. Edinburg
anu Fanny Brandeis, from Memphis; j. IA.
Groesbeck, nom New Orleans; r. pidan
No. 2, from Eastport.
REfseeIHaDeOms.
The complete suspension OF navigation
unless there Is heavy rains in the regions
OF the head waters or the Allegheny aud
Monon gahela soon, is only q question Of
brief time. Thirty ircEes on French
Island, and thirty. three inches on Walk.
O. > IS the Uniform report or the best ri.
lots......... Business yesterday was decidedly
dull, with few arrivals. The Lewellin bad
very good trip In from the Tennessee
River, which she reports In fair boating
condition, with three feet on the shoals
and rising........The Evansville lad A fair
trip from Green River........The Fayetto
had good show OF people........The West
a. ~ "a 4EN4es - aHNF
inches She discharged largely hero. she
is neat new steamer, built last February
at Cincinnati, Is l57 feet long, % feet beam
AZ feet hold, has three 90 feet boilers
80 inches IA diameter, engines
Is inches Ia diameter and fgur feel stroke.
She has a plain but neat cabips well fur
nished, having 10 state-rooma. ehe trims
on Is Inches, and will carry SIS tons
Captain Alb. MaciEey IL her com maudert
and Marsh. Walthal is her clerk. Joe
Mccullough brought her here and turned
her over to Wash. Phillips and Frank Du-
gouehet. She was preparing to leave for
Cairo when this report closed. Among her
passengers were Captain Dugau, late Of
the Underwater, and Captain Dan. Collier
who came down with tho Champion No. g
en- route to the sunken Cora B.....The Cham
pion, not being able to cross French Island
bar, these gentle men brought their sy.
phons down on the West Wind, and here
chartered the Pine Bluff 20 take them 20
the wreck and run their pumps. ifany-
body can raise Eunken boat, Il Is Cap ain
Dugan, alias old bone picker and Cap.
tain Collier Is always ready 10 strike
general average" .......-.......The Quickstep
was momentarily expected, bat had not
arrived at 3 p. NJ. .......... Captain Glenn. Ma
theny was taking OF going 10 Cairo last
evening, with the Lewellin .......Mr, ID. w.
Swami has kindly furnished as a mani
fest and memorandum which VIII be read
with fnterest.........The West Bend LEFT the
Emma Floyd hard aground 40 French
Island.
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"a 90 per barrel. Light stock in market.
HAY-Baled, sIsGs2O per ton, according
10 Quality, and dull. Loose, S129l3.
BRAx-Is held at sIs9I4 10 per ton
sHIPsrUFF-sIS OO92O 90 per ton.
NEW PoTAroEs-40l950c per bushel.
SALr-FaIr demand. Small barrels al
A. 50, and large 50 10 per barrel. adding
actual drayage.
GUESIEs New stock reserved Is held
AZ e032ic; good quality of secondhand
old at I5c9lSc, and dull.
sxED- Flax Seed, 81 1891 90, according
10 quality.
GREEN APPLEs-Dull; 81 O9g2 so per bar
rel, according to quality.
LEMoNs-Light supply and in fair de-
1nand at sl2914 90 Der box.
WHITE BEANs-sl 5taI 10 per bushel, and
dull.
DRIED FRUIT - Peaches 81 rs g co for
Quarters, and 81 IS @ 2 so for halves, per
bushel. Apples 81 OO91 . per busheI.
BROOM CoRN-We quote at sl259200 per
ton.
HIDEs-Dry flint. 2I1z9221Gc per h.; dry
saIted, I9g2Osi green, 991oci green sailed
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
E8TATE.

=~a8EE@a
R EAL les T AT ~.
~TOTICE rs mEmRuY GIVES
IM that the undereianed C0mmiasioHaf
Appointed by tne Court % Common pleas,
Of Vanderouf9h county state ~ ludianht
BY virtue OF nn order % sale court, made
ntits september term, 1850, wiz 8sil 90
PRIVATE SALE,
The following described Real HHtmtGs HIla
uatod IN Yandefburga County, State or
LOT i nu'rn5er sl. laJ. in 8abdIaou 81 LOT
number one handfesa & nd 4. nine. llgh %
Vile. 1nis lot fronts upon Second AtraaAa
between Main aud Sycamore Streets, Us III
by rs feet, aud haa upon it itaWe hquA9.
me Ogiq1nai Plan n lie 8lfg 81 I1gnnagilia
This Lot fronts on Water street, between
Vine and Division Streets b 70 IL l5I
feet, aud has upon tt q l#Fss Hotel haitae
Ing, known aH Tire
sT. CLOUD uOrEL.
Also, twenty-five fees 20 1907 MumHaf
seventeen, 17J, f. Lover o. Aieafag' igla
bounded as toliuWHt BEGINNING Hh iHu
front line ~ seld lot 60 q point twenty.
said Lot, rumutu& thenee Mloh4 HAiA fFQnt
line westwmrdly twenty-five feet thenea
40 rigat angles with atd front line t9 tHe
said alley towards Division street tW0ntEs
two feet, thence 90 TIE place 81 beelnnins.
/ Ia one undivided third thereof
This part of lot fronts on FilHt lraati
4 between Elm mBd Pine streeihs 81 ~ bH ia4
1 feet, ana has upon II q Good bhfQM DWELL
ING HOUSE.
Also, Lots siK aud eight, tu the hHhdl=
vision Of the @OrthWes qunrtcf ~ secHnh
number twenty, tu Township number alNg
In range ten IS aBft uB made UH 69HFA0
Baker, AdminlHlrutor Ct che e1tnth % WIZ
liam Wood. ga hiH report e. The EEHbHfH
Court Of NHmaerhurgh County @Hata CT
indiana. at ITS He0Fuaff terms 1900
The said Lot aiI cgmtHHHluH Tour tattHt
acres, aud fronts ora thc state ROAD from
EvansvIIle 10 Hrlmcetcms ANA Dol eight
c0nfain8 eve mcreas Both Of said Lots are
near tho north boundary ling Oh EVANS
| vile.
Applications 20 purchaaerg YIN Do re-
| ceiwed at my law Office on ihlFt street.
between Main aud Locust aif9et&t tn tha
/ city Of Evansville until
/ SATURDAY, the thirieth l39thl dhy ~
October. 1859.
TERMS or 8ALgs One-tnIfd caah, ana the
| residue In equal payments 4t one @m4 Two
| years, the purenRaGr 81 ztnH note WIN Ah-
/ terest, without Feiiof ff9m Rh{Atst1h ~
appfaisememt laws aud win approved
/ freehold surety ..
/ Wr.srFHW HNMER. Attorney fHM1stu#
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DRUGS AND LIQUORS.

E.roUoRs = We quote as follows:
new copper distilled whisky 81 50g2 p;
one to two years old So 0094 so; high
wines 81 IO9I Z; rectiaed 90cGsl 10 as to
proof; common Bourbon and Rye, 81 40
az 50; ard Brandy, 81 50G3 90; Holland
gin ST 5092 80; imported brandy So COG
SIS 90; Old Port, e 5O8s 50; imported gin
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GRArN - Wheat = Heavy wagon receipts
with q good demand from city mills.
sJcasI 90 for Mediterranean, and u 0OGA III
for English; white, 81 0o9i TO- Corn IS firm
al G0a65c in ear; sheIled, s09S5c In new
burIaps oats, firm at 55c in new Dur
laps; from wagons loose, 40945c Rye,
7Oas0c per bushel. Barley, 81 4Oal 80 per
bughel, and in good demand.
F1oTTR-DuII and unchanged. We quote
CITY mills new white family hour at 81 GO
az 50; new red wheat family at So OOSe 20i
choice extra at IS Is to IS 75i extra So 90 TO
Is Is; 1ne and superfine "a 6595 90.
CoTroN-Market active, and the demand
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MAGIFEsr--Of the steamer LeWellins
from lcastport 10 Evansville Oct 81 lsb9.-r
Clncinnati-E D Hurd ~ Co. 8 bales cot
ton. DO rags; Lowry a. Patterson 40 bags
pea nuts, bales cotton.
LouisviIle-Patop, lAizire & %, casks
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Vfele q 90, Dales cot
ton; II L Maynard u 20, bags rags, i Rag
fruit 1 lot scrap iron Weldon Bros a %,
ton; q Krafz, cog wheel Sam Orr = 20,
4 boxes iron, O. tons pig iron; q WelhelmL
mt ale bbls.
Paducah-20, 900 It pine flooring.
MEM-Passed Walkers Bar O'Clock a8
inches water; left Clara scott, Leonldas.
on the bar; met John Lumsdcn ~ Snot-
Wells coal mines; plenty water IN Ten
nessee River.
GIHeRnfnGs from our ExchHmGe
PrrTsBURG.-The Commercial Of Saturday
says:
The stage last evening indicated By the
| nfer naarxs was three feet six inches and
/ falling. There Is, however, more water Ia
Rowiey5s Channel at GlasAhouse. Ine
/ weather during the day was pleasant.
/ Freights to all points.
| CngcINNATI. - The Commercial 81 saiur.
day says;
| The Telegraph having broken ono Of lei
/ cylinders, the Fleetwood dropped down %
/ the levee yesterday, and took her place IN
Il tine trade, until the Telegraph ~ repairs Il
1 The Fleetwood looks gay ard fnYiting ~
her new outfit and coat or aint.
The Champion NO. 9 left for The Eunker
4 Cora $. Having able pumps she WI
doubtless succeed in raising the Cora Z.
The Davenport blew out n cylinder heha
| al Red Wing on the Gath inst.
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NUMBER Is.
WHAT PRospERs 4 Cyrv

WHAT PRosPERs A Cry
Those who wish to see q city prcs
porous, should encourage It's
tradesmen and artizans. IF mer.
chants and mechanics do not re-
ceiye the patronage Of friends and
neighbors, they become discourag.
ed, and sooner or later look abroad
for homes, where enterprise ia fos-
tered and rewarded. It is agreat
mistake to suppose that a CON-
munity that Sights its business
men can prosper. Every person
interested in the growth of o
pleasant city should buy of those
who fabricate articles of necessity
or luxury at reasonable prices.
By thus doing, producers will find
a ready market for their goods.
money will be kept in circulation,
real estate rise in value, and in.
dustry secure it's deserved reward
1t merchandise of good quality,
at fair prices, can be found at
home, buy it rather than spend
your money with other traders of
other cities who have no direct
interest in. the place with which
your fortune is identified.
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~ The early construction of a
Southern Pacific Railroad would
seem to be already assured. The
read just opened will not long
be a monopoly. Its construction
amid great difficulties, and the
influence it is existing upon the
region it traverses, are circum-
stances that will stimulate other
projects. As between the North
ern Pacific and the Southern Pa
citic routes, there can be no COM
parison-so manifestly superior is
the latter in its natural resources
and advantages, and so much
more direct and profitable in its
connection with the sea board
Climatic considerations are equal
ly in favor of the Southern line
as compared with that via Omaha
and Salt Lake. A second road,
therefore is a question of time
only; and with it's construction
will come profits and Importance
to tributary and connecting roads
which the Southern States, de-
spite their difficulties, are now
pushing forward.-IN. Y. Times.
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~ A young couple eloped
from Owingsyille, KY, lately, and
at a safe distance from home were
married. Soon after an officer
was sent in pursuit, and arriving
at the hotel where they were stop.
ping found them snug in bed. He
explained his errand, when the
young lady said, with a ringing
laugh: 'gTell ma it's too late--we
have been married SONS time, and
have been in bed half an hour
snuggle up, Will, and don't get
out of bed for him.
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A MODEL PUFF.-A Western
editor has been putting a bar
keeper. Hear him:
"Mr. James Smitherman, pro
prietor of the above institution,
last week asked us to give him for
it) a puff, at the same time hand
ing us a greenbaek whose dilnen
sions we shall not mention. We
do not know anything about said
saloon, but Jim says he keeps
splendid whisky and we suppose
he does, for he buys of Barrett &
Craig, and they were never known
to sell any mean whisky-oh! no.
Jim thinks the weary traveller
should stop at his rancho and wet
his whistle, as it will help him
along amazingly! No doubt it
will help him to squander his
money, waste his time, destroy
his health, beggar his family,
gain the contuinely of society, EN-
bitter his whole life, make a wild
ow of his wife and orphans of his
children, cause him to fill a drunk
ards grave, damn his soul and
make moro work for the devil
Does this puff suit you Jim? II
not, we will refund the money"
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10 The estimated tobacco cYop
for 1869 of. Kentucky, Tennes-
see, Missouri, Indiana and Illinois,
is 10000 hhds. The foreign re.
quirements for the same year are
estimated as follows: England.
$4,000 hhds.; Spain 10000; France,
5000; Italy, 10000; North Germa.
ny, 10000; Belgium, 1900; Medi.
terranean, 5000; Portugal, 1000;
other countries. 3O0O-a total of
$4,000. The home consumptiOn
will be about 132, 900 hhds.
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~ The Commissioner Of the
General Land Office has received
returns from the local Office at
Tallahassee, Fla, showing that
during the past month 54 farms,
embracing $500 acres, were added
to the productive area of that
State under the provisions of the
homestead law, which requires
actual residence upon and culti-
walton of the tracts for a period
of i've years.
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~ Two wild beasts named
McCoole and Allen have been
fighting near st. Louis. The
beast called Allen gourged the
eye out of the beast McCoole, and
battered him within an inch of
his life, but the referae having
been offered more money by the
McCoole beast, decided that beast
McCoole was the winner. We
are sorry to sayithatneither ofthe
beasts were killed.
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- The guano on the Chincha
Islands is nearly exhausted. In
a few months these islands will
be deserted, and then all the ships
now engaged in the rade viii
make for the Guanape Islands,
FIVE degrees south Of the equator.
There is a supply of guano at
Bakers Island, IN the Hawaiian
group, estimated at from $50, 900
to 1000, 900 tons, and worked by
the United States.
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Gg The number of sheep in
Ohio in 1865. was 1863, ,145, pro
ducing not less than 10000, 600
pounds of wool. The farmers of
Ohio in 1866 lost in killed and
injured 86,251 sheep by dogs,
which were valued at $685., ,697 45.
The number of dogs in 1866 was
174,909, making the loss for the
two years per dog 81 81.
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70 The st. Paul Press says:
''Half the business of the courts
in Illinois seems to be to satisfy
the vengeance of woman, because
they can't get the men to marry
them, and the other half to ena-
BILE women to get rid of men who
have married them.n
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70 The export of cinnamon
from CeyIon for 1868 was 2;eO0,-
600 pounds, and the estimate for
the present year promises to be
not far short Of 1, 100000 pounds.
Tide "spicy breeze ought to blow
from Ceylon's isle at that rate,
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Rich,d w. Turner.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Bellevue, La
IA Will practice in the Parishes of Bos-
sier, Caddo and DeSoto. All business en-
trusted to him will receive prompt and ener-
getie attention. v7n40
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70 The wine and brandy prod
uct of California is at least S,0O0,-
900 gallons. France, which has a
less area of good vineyard land
than California, produces an aver
age of 900, 100000 gallons yearly
of wine and spirits, worth about
S16O,OOO,OO0 at the place of pro-
duction. About third Of this
product is exported, representing
q value of from $4,000, 900 TO
S10O,OO0,000. 1t is quite proba-
BILE that the wine product of Cali
fornia inside of ten years will
equal in value the present gold
product, (say $4,000, ,0OO) and
that it will rise III time, when the
State is thickly populated, to a
yearly value Of S50,O00,000 OF
100000, 900 at least.
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fashionable Drinking saloor
Bellevue, La.

FNNhe pr sprietor respectfully announces to
n his frienda and patrons, his Saloon. as
heretofore, win be kept constantly supplied
with the very best brands OF choice LIQUORS,
SO In facA everything usually found in q
6rst class drinking Saloon.
My terms are positively cash.
Vcn4O JOHN c. HEAD.
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Republican ConventionIin Mis-
sissippl, at Jackson, July l,
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~ "Ref1eet before you act,
but when the time for acton ar
rives, stop thinking" was a maxim
of Gen. jackson.
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Nhe undersigned informs his friends that
a. be will furnish them with the best of
Liquors at the above name Soloon, which
ne has just opened for the accommodation
of the public.
Also kept constantly on hand an assort
AenEof Aick-naeks, Family Groceries, &c.
SF Terms-Cash.
g0HNH. LOTION, Proprietor.
Bellevue, La. v7n40lys
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R. II. Fort.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Bellevue, Bossiel
"A parish, La. v6nl6
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from China may be imported that
way for curiosity. Possibly the
silks of China might stand this
costly transportation; but if they
all came by that route, the bust
ness would hardly be perceptible.
The only through business of
the road Of any great Importance,
will be the carrying of passengers.
And while the country on so large
a part of the line continues a vii.
derness, and, therefore, furnishes
little local business to the road,
we expect that it viii have to be
run at the expense of the national
government"
However, as our Cincinnati con-
temporary says, the work is grand
in all it's features; nothing has
been done on a small scale; it. is
grand in its magnitude, and grand
in its gigantic funds. Our feel
ings at the laying of its last rail
should be grand accordingly
baltimore Sam.
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~ 1t would really seem as
though all the enterprise destined
to developed the South was to
come from the West. That sec
ton has given us grain trade,
and a house in Chicago has sent
an ageut to China to contract for
fifty thousand laborers for the
Southern plantations. When will
our wealthy men wake up from
their lethargy, quit specializing in
State securities or bringing suits
against the city, and go to work,
like patriots and sensible people,
in developing our industries, thus
earning both prosperity and
fames-[N. o. Times.
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NJ. MUTT.
N. MUTT. A. H. LEONAl
Mutt s. Leonard.

4 TTORNEYS AT LAW, Milan Street,
a Shreveport, La. Will practice in the
Courts of Caddo, Bossier, Claiborne and
Blenvllle v7n40
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There il gsc.t rss,i 20 the Iamcstown
Clothing Store. The rcaeon. New Guods
arriving every day. Sept. 18th.
, 1869-09-24

c-rscls1z ztion ~ the Lake 6hesr Aeaiaa 8outhe1r
Its snathx1 y 70 put Y Il l. srd the Hahaah 4 y
ana st!er tha atTtd:nds n be Of s9oal amount oe
t< ht4cft July J, le;Q According to tie new
snesi tes1e .s TO x no sestp tstaead On hsehkan
bteftoE lHsr. aEd <1oea suet AID penat1 II 1c&ti
tor % dsr tliA. ahd ld6 ftr fik1t
Raid 1lAfke: stands IT kiAs3tGk and tbs AtrEt
tESnsaesons wt1s It the.s 6SIses be two cItr1es
Ct the tar Nt1c ttt21Hf, he dlctusurns were &C
!TTquent th1: thfv ed slf pAtt1 rf til. Gold Boon
fdfcf Aales p.4 lot raEt1 Ing aAt II L. reF cent.
ia ~, ~ y. liz AID per cent There II vefy
Httlc t0t Getnn n Lend fold time. md high
r1tt1 arc ocestd fer The Ct II for 6fttn Thirty
tfty dAyl =
GusclIEtats have been igwrr, but riosed h.n.
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