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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-02-05

San Frascisco is the tenth city
in the United States in point of
population. The Chinese number
less than 5000.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-02-05

The Ohio Democratic State Con
vention is to be held in Columbus
on the first Wednesday in June,
1870.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-02-05
Cottage G1OUe Seminary,
BOSSIER PARISH.

FINDER the superintendent of Prof
- LOUIS NJ C0RMICK, NJ. A., full and
thorough instruction given in the English,
French, Spanish, Latin and Greek Ian,
guages, and the mathematics. Tuition, cur.
rency, for English branches, from 50 to "a
Classical s. Board frem % to $40 Der
moath. n45 ITS
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-02-05

A Canada wife lately eloped
with a lover, taking with her eigh.
ty bushels of her husbands pota.
toes.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-02-05

WHY THE SOUTH FAILED
That those who agree with
them are wise men, is the opin-
ion of some people, we have
either seen or read of. We have
at least that reason for holding
that Edwin M. Stanton was a
wise man. According to Don
Piatt, he said, nearly a year be-
fore Gen. Lees surrender:
"The rebels have saved us.
Instead of a quick, fierce, ag-
gressive war, they have acted
on the defensive, and put to is
sue the material resources of
the two sections. They are
failing, through exhaustion,
and | will now crowd on men
until | smother them out"
How true. After the battle
of Manassas, the Federal Gov
eminent had not an army that
would have stood a moment be-
fore ours. The whole North
was open to us. Pennsylvania,
New York, even Massachusetts.
Nothing stopped us but igno-
rance of the art of war. There
were no armies to do it. The
only army Mr.. Lincoln had
was about Washington city,
There was not half as much to
prevent Gen. Beauregard from
marching from Manassas to
New York as four years later
stood in Sherman's way when
he marched from Atlanta to
Savannah.
And to think that our grand
soldier, Stenewall Jackson
wanted to march upon Balti.
more and take possession o.
Maryland las he could easily
have done), at the time of the
riot of the 10th of April, and
was not permitted to do it
Jackson was a born soldier
The move would have changed
the entire aspect of affairs. Buf
such speculations are foolish
they are of "such stuff as dream.
are made Of" Perhaps 'twa.
best our rulers knew not thei
business.-[ Richmond Dispatch
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-02-05

The Boston Post says: CDR.
Livingston has gone further into
the heart of Africa than Sumner
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-02-05

'Young ladies of the lower par
lor" is what the kitchen girls of
Boston call themselves.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-02-05

Australia. has discovered that
kangaroos make the most delicious
sausages ever eaten.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-02-05

There are now three hundred
and fifty American families in
Dresden.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-02-05

The Kingdom of Bavaria has
now a population of 5,121,304 in
habitants.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-02-05

Gen. Lees College has twenty
nine profess Ors and three hundred
and forty * cadets.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-02-05

No sensible man will cut aswell;
and yet all sensible men will cut a
swell.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-02-05

Hartford, Conn, has been under
water four times within nine
months.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-02-05

The year 1870 will have fifty
three Saturdays. 1t came in and
goes out on Saturday.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-02-05

"Korn Meel" is for sale by a
Newark grocer.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-02-05

Ducks have decided opinions of
their Own-they always come out
fiat-foooted.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-02-05

An old lady in Indiana has put
1886 pieces into quilt.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-02-05

Kentucky increased its debt
last year one million.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-02-05

To the condemned man no moose
is good news. s'aa#19t 1
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-02-05

No. 80 Texas Street,
Shreveport, La.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
w Queensware, !ff
Hardware, s.
Crockeryware,
WOODWARD, willow ware, Toys, Coal OH
mamps, Stoves, China andGlassware, and
Lanufae turer of Tinware. v8n4O
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1870-02-05
A War Renaissance.
IFrem the Philadelphia Post.

HOW STANTON SAVED LINCOLN FROM SUICIDE
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03
this writing we have not seen eithsy|
of the above bills. ee..s. 800 s,io -. *

! this writing we have not seen eithej
! of the above bills.neaa i6 40 s1i
Tn the Senate on, the 18th, aftkl
considerable skir,nishing, q Besqu
ton was adopted by vote Of 70 td20,
instructing the COMMITTEES ON Han.
roads to "report as soon as possi6 BE q
bill to establish uniform and fe}son.
able rates OF tariff on freight for
railroadslin this State and alsolfor q
uniform raterof passenger fare.v We
observe that Senator Catl1cart totesi
aginst the eResolutiop.-z After this
business, euldgles were deliveood in
honor Of Senatpr' Clafke, stf dBfemer
County, who, died "a, the, nth ult.;
andSthg Senate then adjourned till
next a;fv. s9fla'o % - t3Jn Il r. Y4h
N tbs House, i 18th, sthass be- ;y was was
occupied in discussion On the Senate
bin providing for, d change III the
County Supervisor SYSTEM Mr..
Keables proposed an amendment
providing that newSupcrvisbrs shall
not be residents Of the same Town.
ships with Supervisors VINO hold
over, and another amendmsnt to al
low all Counties to elect either three
or FIVE Supervisors. Various other
amendments were proposed; but
fromthe reports before MS VIE cannot
tell Just what ones were adopted and
what ones were not. Finally the
bill was ordered to be engrossed and
read third time. Wejddge that in
It's amended formqit will pass the
House; but then comes fight over
L IN the Senate again. y z ~.
In the Senate ON the 2Gth, numer-
rus bills were introduced, but none |
Jassei. .I9aJoft i'f aat l@o49q |
The House, same day, passed bill
o regulate passenger fare ion rail-
Dads. j2at es4'f : 3EffI8ffas i'll.
Among the business Introduced in
he Senate on the 2stl, was Resolu-
lon in favor Of abolishirigt National
bank Currency and using greebacks
instead. Referred TO Committee.
In the House, numerous bills were
ltrOduced, but no business Of gener.
interest transacted. g. 8asad
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03
CHkPTER IL

$500 ~ tHt CHAPIEh IL.
AN ACT to proyide for the Election Of q
Police Judge and the establishment OF
Police Court, in cities acting under
special charters.
Section l. BE IL enacted by the General
Assembly of tie State Of Io,o0, That the
legal voters of any city in the State Of
Iowa, now acting under the provisions OF
special charters heretofore granted, may
at their next annual election, and every
two wears thereafter, Mt t,e time Of elect
ing the municipal oflice$s Of such corpo-
ration, elect aa@itable Derson to be known
a. ;v rG hnnd ind qn a.fises and Of
the Peace are Ibquired to do. f
See. 2. MiAt wherever any such city
shall have 63e0nd Police Judge as afore
said, all tRQpoWers, jurisdiction, duties,
fees and luments, of said Judge and
his CouH shah be the same as are now
yreNiGlM by sections iii, Ills, 1ll9 and
1120;s@ Chapter 81 OF the Revision OF 1860,
proyifsng for such an officer in cities ac-
tine Under the general incorporation law
16r incorporated cities and towns, the
sane as though said sections were herein
specifically net forth.
nc. 3. Nothing herein contained shall
90 construed to compel any such city to
elect Police Judge, where they may
choose to dispense with the same.
Sec. 4. Ifthis Act shall not take effect
IN time for the election Of Police Judge
at the annual election Of any such city for
,lS70, then the City Council or Board Of
Trustees, OF any such city may appoint
'OIne suitable person to such position,
Who shall hold the same till the next an
NAL election and his successor Is elected
aad qualified. t,.t.
Sec. 5. All monies coming into the
hands Of such Police Judge in his official
capacity, shall be accounted for in the
same manner as Justices of the Peace are
required to account for monies coming
into their hands officially ne Jir7
See g.. This Act being deemed by the
General Assembly Of immediate iinpor-
lance shall take effect and be in force from
and after its publication i'm the Des Monies
Register and the Des 1Moines Bulletin,
newspapers published at Dos Moines,
Iowa. Hn ~ 400 +,
Approved February 9th, 1870.
I hereby certify that the foregoing Act
was published In the Register February
II, and In the Bhlictim February -, 1870.
re ~ 80 ~ Xaft ~ ED. WRIGHT, m
rT.lsish i55 f3i9et6 g Secretary cffafate.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03
ala to Oregon for the construc.

p aid TO Oregon for the construc-
n 4 steamboat canal around the
Il Wilnmette. The revolution instrucee
3 Conmittee ~ HonkiHf md sCufYehet
1T to the H6Iss ct - early 6 daf = ynct.
lbili inersa71r tAs currency D ~ amepst
1T SsO. coda = VS. ADOPTED e g 80,
(uss bill reihovl1g 1edecal 6isAslllnes L.
eoo Psr:Ses "a $500 ,so,, u nns aSscs
Of cadstships, II the case Of y. +. White
4 south Carolina, Andisg him gailty Of i'm
Eonduct n his connectio1 with such appoint.
knd Offering resolution that be be expelled
5 eest II It's HOUSE; the herring u tee c4sei
| ~ tAe38d ]. !. Adjourned, A. III
he Senate, on the I'D the creden-
|nseAasa q. whitsly Ne nsnfy p. TarSw.
b slset q Qseesaa. were ,peessntsd asd
IMn. Il apss1bAg that ~ were slueguhs
"A isist rs.elsticA W. rsgcete4 ftentss
~ f1es6e SsiirosS s 80 s s Sss1s'
temsn1nept pfovi1ing tAa4 IL company nay
90 fAo deo43sncleS n II land gfsnts, ert6-
= I prsyious diepogitien - lAnde e!o1g IT.
: takim9 a eQusl quantity, With m additional
I ten mlles. :. a Sill was imported ron ~
Ittss On Rstrsuenmsnt, providing for the
Iment BY the President Of 1oerd d Com
bers lor the examination Of al per.ons how
bGfter TO b employed IN the civil service,
judges sd Clerks Of Cerrts, renbers q
NSinet, Nihistefs 70 foreign Goternmenta,
beers Of The Senate and House Of Represent-
"a report va made from the Cu0mittee
tision Of the Laws, recoqmsndipGt the i1leh-
|stp0ne ment Of the confederation Of the reso-
Of the New York Legislature resembling ~
|tion OF the Fifteenth Amendment. .Ad-
q ct two o'clock, IN honor Of the day.
bhe House, on the ED, the Speaker
TED Nessrs, Beanan, Kerr, HcCrazy and
on the Committee on Elections (now en-
to hAssa nenbers), and subsequently,
Mr., Hale, OF Mains, in plaza Of Beanan, *.
"A majority report wss made from ne
nt evidence IN support q the charge
matter was ordered laid Cd the table =. "A
passed., extending the bessAts o. the
~ Law to children e decoaasa eolatofs
Hutton wns offered aEd adopted that the
ZEE on Rules be Instructed to inquire into
ut upon speech Of Mr.. Mungcn, .publish.
Cbn0rsssi6sG Globe Of the 90th, - to
Mr.. nungen has not abused the privilege
and violated the rulss Of the House, and
antime, ssid speech be excldded from the
"A report from the Conference Committee
peciaf Naval Appropriation bill, fxing the
alton 1t 2,000.U0O, was adopted. IA mo-
Mourn, In honor OF WashingtOn's birthday,
Eted--7Ot TO 100. The Legislative Appro-
bill was considered In Committee or the
!. Adjourned ST. 9ffta l<3rG4Y
The Senate, on the 23d, the bill for .
nal governnent for Alaska was reported,
msndments. from tho Committee on Terri
"a resolution was adopted inatructing the
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

ion wss ip.rceueea ana ,s'su, 1sc ns ,s
eouIsite number Of states. bill to abolish the
Srceamsns Bursau. and provide for Bureau Of
rawcs,scn was ranc,tcd win smendments. from
,srd,ns the time FOR the oomnleiion
~ p ~ usts s,,srs ~ MN.
sn s;' to " establish TsFIsoriai Goysrpnsnt 70.
,sII ot s.sasnss ,es GS:!on Nss.s in Ms.h
clls: nea sH erseen u sSss esross liz
pslaxAr: river & falsSspaia 70 provide ior II.
u pot.w eSuL a,,aS !" 49,. Srsrt..
oSsf0 yoSsv's X Nvsrr y,,es M Yccmis
DON. sos preventing eoiasiops' on tho ws,es. sp
",sse. Resrvtcs ma n.ovtI tcr th relief n
~. a;.sslo .esnan Sirectimr that No sneech
~. IN ~ nrintsd II thS
NON "a th SeSste 81 HesTtifSi vSI1mc c6ptannc
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03
KY, KY 2CHAPTEks4. ~ liifs .tdt
AN act to repeal Section 24ss Of the Re-

AN act to repeal Section POS Of the Re-
vision Of $780, ID 1901
section i. BE ften6cted by the GcmSvAl
A steMi6Iy Of the State of Io,cd. That See.
ton 249s, OF the Revision of 1860, be, and
the same is hereby repealed. t'.. Il,
See. 2, This Act being doomed Of i'm
mediate importance, shall take effect and
be IN force from and after Its publication
In the ,Sxnfe ReHister and Sy0tesnaun, I,,t-
per* published at Des Moines, Iowa. 1gf
Approved Feb. 9TH, 1870. saua
"A hereby certify That the foregoing Act
WAS published In the, Register February
y. and IN the Statesmen February l2,
lS1O.3Is# sag, tti,f, ED WRIGHT, ,f'
a. .,gs.l.is9t .5t Secretary OF State.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03
IOWA LEGIsLATURE.


e .aE ,lIousesof the Legislature re-
assembled OIL TIC, 223d ult,, according
hadj0arnment. beqAmong the petit
tN,i'spresented INT the Senate WIS one
asking the enactment Of a law. re.
stHIining allkinds of stock from run.
Ming at large! MANY similar nett.
tipnst have been, presented, to each
laAustsbfIhe Senate passed a bill to
't t1p the INV granting right Of
Way ~ railroads 1 1o@a'g s1ra a q
Lpbe IMotise on the same day passed
abill "a provide additional means forr
6scol|ecdon Of charges, assessments
ind taxes ON Ions oflland within
thiihdln9ihciipfl corporations, The House
adjourned while considering bill to
attow Counties To- make certain liin-
tied appropriations for building
.b;lhffi 2nidtog ,rayuM bnigiraq ON
aApethe ssitate on the p24tfa, a bill
wMsintfotlaeed to legalizei The incor.
pcMupn ofthestpwn Of Monroe, JAS Jas.
pr, County. sssy Al Resolution, was
atfc1tesl, providing for an INQUIRY az
YrIt{bbe condition q, The security Tor d
lean of Sd, 600 from the School Fund
Hthe Medicai College at Keokuk,
MJGh foaDe was made intls5s. ~, 9'' /,
o1nAhe HOUSE, same day, Mr.. Stuts.
i 1aHp, pr ssa "a petition nom citi-
zGtlss df b Lucas, County, pskingnths
lnsssgeoE alaw nsal oing the IpjrpsenL
sts laa e t''1 fr ',s ass RON any Rail.
IMd sBlp napY to any Member Of the
Legislature or StategO fflcerJor the |
'iaatstseptniiefsilSk my sspass a XIV AS,
SsiWRlyNaneOr sState "a ftieesl aicsimr |
is'ai onense. yqsefefsed TO Cnnin1fttee |
G s9Si H2ilroads.,1 "A neHtiot,nla against |
aREanal SchOolsy FROM som e,citixens |
cfo Jefsereon County,, Mas also ire
fhtQd.rs@ 7 Tie ~ MqAse l adopted u q |
Resolution iiastpHsting the Railroad /
Corn nqit!ee TO gfrroft,y by tl,e list f.ty
II March, BIN. orath taxation H, Il ,,,e 81
itaiiroad properly ~ the State
Mr. Knsscn ft1tr0d,iced a Joint Reso.
l4tinins DECLARING y that our, Govern.
iIlR,sts DQght dopthwithsto recognize /,
~ sl CallHn rey0ihtionists as telIleet- u
eHts,s b1efertsds to- Committee on
Istiarat i lsSiat IONS. s4liai9,e3 House
~ S..x<s -, lrt 4. sgf<.U 49,.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03
baENHisAL VIEWS.


The Missouri sepate has elected
Miss Nellie Raymond, 0f st. Louis,
asSEngf ossing Clerk 80 az to tally
MN ibyNVSa .niF'1e nsmoW h'i, 9aT ~ 94ga'
p5htf vnP'y emf .1eisT aa1 c}gi ifef "a,
-tDUc storey, edlbor Of the Chicago
Times was cowhided on therstreet in
Chicago last Thursday BY Miss Lydia
Yiijlnpsont of the Iufleyque Opera
ffodpe.gss Cause, sdndry severe criti.
cisms about the Troupe in the Times.
s,Akout one million idellars' worth
crsb.Hldings and merchandise was
ddestre6yM by, firein Galveston, Tex.
AZ, on the night OF the Esd luIt. hid
England has, been ~ somewhat evil ! e 4.
cited lately, by the Lady Mordaunt
trial, in which the Prince OF Wales,
being implicated, was on the stand
~ aWitness. The verdict was rem
dered last Friday, to the effect that
Lady Mordaunt was insane. 49, ~
soatd,oa 3asi1 CHICAGO. Feb. o. ~
AT Quincy, ILL.,, Yesterday. Flora
Fiji, a girl of ~, Vas sem{e;ncrd in
the Circuit Court to Ave wears i'm.
forgery. ~ IN,
The Carthage, H., Republican saws
MAT fail wheat has been badly din. |
aged IN, Hancock County; that some |
trlds are wholly destroyed, and in /,
others TIE crop iyn,p does, not promise to
&c worth cutting, foots III ~ Gd,v
Y. $. bonds of 1881 wcreat par WITH
gold IN New York on the sd ut
an event which is considered an era
In the commercial history of our
country. WAX oys aa IS
!, Seventeen lives were lost by the
breaking ola train Of cars through
bridge near Oxford, Mississippi, ON
the 18th ut. ia4ai efa ~
The Illinois Female College build /
ing, at Jacksonville, was very heavi-
" damaged by All accidental fire last /
Monday morning. gle rsa d
d /
Nine persons were killed, and sew
enteen others injured, by a terrific
boiler explosion at Scranton, Pa, on \
Monday last. de.uglb 9El5J '.lr 81, t
py1Thc President signed the Missis- I
'lpRi billion the 23d ult. Previous to G
that, Gen:Ames, senator elect from 9
Mississippi, had rendered his rcsip- y y
'ation us an officer in the army. a,
ID Three \ american Generals. Mott. .
orlng and Sibley, have accepted the y
onrland Of Divisions in the army d,
I the Pacha Of Egypt; and it Is re- II
orted that the Pacha has rendered "a
he chief command to General Bear. =
cgard. ,.a9 ~ Alli1i" ool =
Jacob Peters, Postmaster at Area er
"a, Ohio, has been arrested on the ~ ~
large Ofrobbing registered letters. hrr
iit - b.lr n ~ ~ @if 4AAtlifaIH 81 sn
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03
CHAHlER 3. a

1ns n73 CHAPTER g. II ~
AN ACT to amend CliApter pft1Its Re-
vision Of 1860 relatv ts. drawing 1u-
r0rS.
Section ]. BE IL e,t,ctek brittle Aepdeo,
.4ssembly Of the StotS Of Ntsy, TIM he
words "Countv Judge and County
Coi,rt" where the sal4 e appear in Section
2727. 1928, 2730 and 1872, Chapter l15 of
the Revision Of 1850, De and the same are
hereby repealed fand4n lieu thereof, there
be enacted nlt1nser6bd the words County
Auditor. d,i, 81 4.
Sec. 2. TIN act being deemed Of i'm
and ter it's publm6tion In the Iowa STATE
Regfs1y and Ilks Moines Bxllefi,s, papers
IL It6s Moines, iowa. - f17T
Apru\ved ~, 1870. ~ siie1 lo
herePy Gritty that the inregoing Act
was pltbIsltbtl in tho S1ase, Register and
Des MeiAS Bsalletim, january 20, 1870. a!
II & ED WrIGHT, a0
,s1ai9f .*o9o1 a.s hiSeeretaly OF State.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

oyFn tb this dAte fur ,hundr& and
ffty-tw0 students hive, applhd fpr
ahbpissior to The Agricultural olIegei
from this State, ami twpnt eight
from, other States. u1As,there roam
IN the College h,IIlAipR for MY Onet
0Aip6lYed md sixtMs tbreaahi pdrpdt
E.nd .4whNtvd have;o1heeub aref bed ss4l
ReniskEvy lStoiilsL.od q nj ies asns n good
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-12-22

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GtftM. Gbartsal Gsnperp He.l pr xsHMe. $500
$500; Np. Q $35,OO-36O0; Gbareoal Dia $33-34; Stpue
Goal Bouubrp $34.oO-37.O0; Steat Goal Nit $37,Oo-33.Oo.
8efuYins Gar DbefI $50; pot 9taf 5Re. $45-4eT0plb Blaa
Naramse $4,000; Cob 8IaRs Gar aDeta ssA.Oo-6O.O0;
Blpeme 90-95 Geat8 per &tatuer;l Scrap (Qtxb) $l,20-
! 20 peg gsa,nsT, ssIasl S3nissA = Psr gsatasr.
s Sissss4 ssmsa tes. s: yaadss ! ~; ~. .s.s "a. sa!aisss
l7-l9 CITE. Puftifen .511-7G S. per vb. Rdstlbrobt.
~fansen 8-9 Gtss M~eifeiien4 ~ Gtsl g9 gjs1
aHtbtr.- @cAQeper $50 &ts.; 6etlo6 3nS-36 &tS.
@efdirrlener 36-3s Gts. /; Sfirtias 422--4 gGents slough
barneS 1892 gents Ratbleber $l,25-t,4O fr einbe-
mif&tS unb 3l.75-2.25 fur fransSNf@ts per y1, OberIeoer
s4s.OO--6O.0Oper Dxbenb. Ripbdute7oGts-S1,OO per pfo.
fur einbeimif&e unb SlOo-lsO per 1fes fur frans6Fi1s.
5aualeper $500 per Dutenb. 50 Al ursIs
f.fr $3.50 gts. Os-gdQn 3 tso.s q, sBsiSssjdar sl.4s
Sdmata zitreeS $2Oo--2.1o; Gaik 1e3s 6o4+6s9S Glad
5pssttab9 $2,5O-2,75, hi6te tI, 34gO04y25;E 8liesentt&te
2,40-2,50; Glad 6aIbbarrelS$ $685. 90 Der DuAenb. Dam
xtereee i,O0-1,O 5 Cts. Beet ftertes S2.1oS2.13.
~ uf erhst.-t ben BatnbSfen, HarreI Reif.
aansen s25 800 10000; l8ossbeabF gtetfeansta &75sO0-sO,O0
per 3aafenD. Danbtn {snetri4tttl far 4arrtll e. -
fur 6pgsbeab8 $4O,O0-5ODop per Aauffnb. AZ =
| 46atner. astvbft; $780,, uU PEI Dsb. Il.
ibenbtse s3,25-3,Ss5 Gnten S,75-s.2s.bt DID,, @anfs,
sfpuSie, s4Joo-5,Oo rDusenb. w aId5h6ntsi4-1 Ste.
per Dfa fur sspusts /; itbsnuiss as bic sl.oOfsr stad.