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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-04-13
FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON;
FROM REV JOSEPH H KENNAKD, d D,

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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-04-13
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-04-13

Speaker Blaine thinks that Congress
viii adjourn in June.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-04-13

A previous engagement prevented
the attendance OF Senator Carpenter.
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ROBERT s. PERRY, Proprietor
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19
General Hec.
From the London Siandard.l

From the London SIahuHru'
Tho announcement that General
r. Il Leo has been struck down by
paralysis, and not expected to ro.
cover. will be received oven ut this
crisis, with universal interest, and
will everywhere excite a sympathy
and regret which testify to the deep
impression made on the world ut
large by his character and achieve
menis. Few are the generals who
have earned, since history began, Il
greater military reputation; still
fewer are tic men of similar emi-
nchcc, civil or military, whose per-
sonal qualities would bear compari-
son with his. Tho bittcrcst enc
mics of his country hardly dared to
whisper a word against the charac-
ter Of her most distinguished gone
ral while neutrals regarded him
with an admiration for his deeds
and respect for his lofty and un-
selfish nature which almost grew
into veneration, and his own coun
trymen learned to look up to him
with as much confidence and es-
TEEN as they ever felt for Washing
ton, and with an affection which
tho cold dcmcanor and austcre tom
per of Washington could never in
spirc. The death Of such a man,
even at d moment so exciting AZ the
present, when all thoughts are alb
sorbcd by nearer and present con
flict. would be felt rs y misfortune
byall who still retain any recolloc-
ton of The interest with WhiQhsthoy
followed the Virginian campaigns
and by thousands who have almost
forgotten tho name Of Frtnctitks
burg and characteristics, tho VIII
dcrncss and Spottsylvania. Irlicl
greatness, a lofticr nature, a spirit
more unselfsh, character purer
more chivalrous, tho world has
rarely If over known. Oh stainless
| life and deep. religious feeling, yet
free from all taint OF cant and ia.
naticism, and as dear and congenia
to the cavalier Stuart as to The pu.
ritan Stoncwall Jackson; unambi-
tious, but ready to sacrifice all at
the call Of dutyi devoted to his
cause, yet never moved by his feel
ings beyond the cline prescribed BY
his Judgment; never. provoised bs
Just resehtment to- punish wanton
cruelty by rcprisals which would
have given character of nocdiess
savagery to tho war-both North
and South owe a deep debt Of graf
itude to him. and the time will come
when both will be equally proud Of
him, And well they may, for his
character and his life afford a CON-
pIete answer to tho repfoaches com
monty cast on moncy-grabbing
mechanical America. a country
which has given birth to men like
him, and those who followed him
may look the chivairy OF Europe IN
the face ,wilhpnt shame for thC
fathcriands Of Sidney and of Bayard
never produced a nobIer soldier
gentleman and Christian than Gcil
Robert Il. bee. -.ar =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

/ black silk dress aud gold speoiaeles
"Melcome homo once more, Gallo
mel Miss Lylllelon has Onls see.i
hero a few hours"
"Only Just arrived I"
"ThaI's all, sir, She Is in the
garden, Colonel,
II may as VOL 20 and speak "a
/ 10 her az once, and have il ovrr,
Thought Orlbrl, a. ho turned alb
rupily-ronml "for wha. WAS
Hlhel but a chillg"
As no lost himself nm0ng tho
crimson wild, rncss OF the delicious
roses, slend,r figure. all in white,
glidel OUT ff0m tho fragrant thick
eis-s esare with heavy blue black
curis aud decp sdl,ara eyes.
"Essic Howard r.
"No, dearest guardian Ethel
LVtlleion YOU We're trnot0 me
true as a knight ofold-and ] have
come to you, bearing my heart in
my hand. VIII you ,aio II now,
CARL q
"Essic, am dreaming?'
"Ethel, fyou please, sir2 No,
you arc not dreaming, But | was
very lonely, and my heart was oil.
ed with doubts and fears, and |
wanted TO SEQ what You were like /;
aud SOL behaved like the hcroincs
in novel;, aud played m inccgni,a
part. | could not chIirc .lie 'dsa
that you would sdcriiicc me to 9th,
or hopes, and loves, and plans'
Dearest CARL, Essic Howard isquitc
willing that you should lovo poor
Ethel Lyttlcton just n little J.
And CARL Oxford, standing there
amcng tho roses, with tho dark
eyed lovc claspcd close to his strong
true heart, felt that earth had no
moro of happiness to give him. As
for Ethel. she had quito conquered
hor childish nntipathy to "b's, tall
men" and was entirely willing to
exchange her guardian for nus
band.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

A DARING RoRBERY.-On Thurs
day of last week, the 9th ult., a
prisoner was brought,into town ac-
cused of sterling a horse in the In
dian Natixm and turned over to
deputy sheriff Swan, who summon
ed a party to guard the prisoner;
that night he made bis escape, and
concealed himselfin the loft OF the
Fletcher House stable, where he re-
NAMED until the next night. A
bout an hour after dark he came
from his hiding place. and put the
harness on d pair of fine mules that
were In tho stable, and hitched
them to the buggy of Judge Blink
ley-who came fn'gfrom Montague
that tevnine, and was stopping at the
Fletcher House the back doors OF
The stable were then opened :, and
the thiefwitl, his booty started OIL,
taking the road to Preston, In q
few minutes after, the mules and
buggy were missed, The alarm glsen'
and a party ofcitizens headed ty
deputy sheriff Swan started in pur-
suit They followed closely on tho
trail for some four miles. and Swan,
being some distance in advance OF
his party, came up with the thief
Just where the road enters the x
iinbers. Perccivine that he was
fbllowed. the tliefjhinped from the
buggy dnd took to The brush, max
ing good his-escape-Swan firing
upon him as he ran. The mules
and buggy we're brought back to
town 10 the great relief Of their own
ers.ATGainstillc Gazette Nov. A.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

Nilsson is Of medium height. and
her figure is wonderfully suited for
me siasse Her ciicf charm lies in
tSe cxprcssion 0f her face. xhieh j.
.innuIafly sweet and eper; Her
evcs ATE Huc, and in acting beeo1ne
- rxpressirc as The ncfes which
iall from her lips. Hcr hair i faxca-
aad Of great icnglh aud thickness.
Her nrosile j. = most Greek sns-iis
reruias4tg. and her mouth completes
a fssp uhislf has long tee1 re-
nowned for beauty even among ne
many beautilni faces on the oPer-
afic sf4co.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

war dispairhra r,poTl imp0rl
FNnoh victories around Paris, ;
eral Prussian eaiaps wore eaplur
Garibaldi is again victorious, u
ing routed live lahGssnl Prsssia /.
Tho latest nows fran l,a Lnirs .
ports three days fighting wit 4
decisive results, Tao freuch 10
es AFRO frighlil, bat lhe enemy V
driven tcn miles.
TorRs, November i0lh.-T'
PrcnIh were successful in a ser
oi engagements ncarOrleans. III
French AFRO pressing toward 4,
city. Tito frusSlans have dihlcul
in obtaining provisions.
Tho Prnssians, in hastily cvacr,
ting Orleans yesterday. lch lh,|
siek and wounded, The FrrsslarI
strongly snlrcncapl II, CilimeI
woro dislodgol with heavy loss ~
retroatSd to Arthony. The Frcnd
moved forward To GShin;cy, vhrI
they will occupy strong position
until the entire army of Tho Loi,
advances,
The Journals of Lilo annonn,
that BOurbaki, who has not rcsi;,l
ed, has organized II largo force.
Tho battle ut Marohonuis ";
moro important than at first r
ported, Tho pruSs;ans lost .;
killed. end 100 prisoners. III
French behaved cScclcnliy.
NEw ioIH, November 10.-Tl
Worlds correspondent ut Ycrsaill,
tclcgrophs that captur"G lcltcl
show that Burnside secretly abuse
the opportunity allowed him to cl
ter the cnvirouS Of Paris, by brin,
ing from that Govcrnmcn, author
y Tor tho lean recently! negotiate
in london.
LoNDoH, November l0th.-Ti
Times says the Paris Monte,
tatcs That Bismarck offered TO pc
init, and even encouraged, tho clc'
tion in districts occupied by &c
man troops, but Thi7rs was unah
to accept this without tile conce
sion Of pcrmi!ting.thc rovictualin
Of Paris, which being refused, Their
was ordered TO terminate nogoti;
tions and withdraw.
Tours, November l0.-Kcratr,
having organized thd army of ii
west, is forming a cqihp in Britain
FOR another army of 100, 900 strGn;
Lyons is preparing for dcfSnc
and Toulouse is sending forwar
large numbers Of troops, filly arm
cd and equipped.
Order prevails in both cities, an
also at Marscilles, whose intern;
disscnsions haze Disappeared.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

uussRsEs sFIE4ss

INnssia, u lcf lAet tN-AF-h 49, '
Power, elainei 10 le sagiag : IftFan ~
against Turkey. The quaTFsi eesAn 80 az
he .haly places II JsTasals'a, -Hi hss-
tili,iss ssTs eAr.isl on hy The Car unis'
ths Lsilaa pteisti a. = right % protect ID,
Greek Chrisiiahs in the taEkish hiallfs'l
fhas, thus 9oaid srAf,y desPois sssk
H. gentle lloliuess asEalfs
70 hide theiF sahre-bladss iAai Fsek
Win the eailtless blool of sserheei
Pain would the hHnaA monseFs hils
Prom Rstrihuiieh's eagle Ken
Their cruelty aud hoaieiie
Their fsnlish hatchery ef msn'
vie .lois uPeR the "lial q fsus'
Those rlssue,spois GA The bros of Tine,
for ihe smpiy hohors " = name,
Nouli ruin earth With NaT AMI sriF-l--
Would looia all mankihl 90 uRTrsl
Their laraishri laursls u bes-i,
Aud plant In wOmaR's timil breast
That poison serpsn. eallel Rssis''
How osten do they think an eye
The eve Of the hll.seelng rne-
Is -laueing from Ills fhrahe on hish
Down 10 the bassst deed that's done
An awful glance, which searches all
. The secrets Of the earth and air,
That pierees through Deeeption's pail,
And scans the buried motive ihesef
Nay, seek not pure Religions charms
Where ! nrer, loaihsoms serpeni, tWgaes,
Where Murder plies bis brawny arms,
And the "bloOd. red bsaoon' shines
Wher. Rapine with n eOTsAir scaNl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

Hon. John d, Conner vas n AZ
Tn dame np0n ouF Fer two OF
t.rre dats.v Dufing iiis st1y he
vas ssreiladed and eniled 'ont y
uartr Of his politics. admirers. lie
,,.r.-T,',nded IN few bsief bat aPprO-
PIRATE remarks Mckinney -Ens-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19
FINE SEWING.

rN,uR UNDERSIGNED respectfully ah-
\ nonnees that she has returned 10 aud
permanently located In Dallas At the house
neNl door South Of Il. d. toushanonTs .
rssllencs, where she aud hr daughter,
Mrs. sallle Powers, are prepared TO cut
and make up dresses In any desired style,
and 10 do All manner Of plain aud fancy
sewing. Patronage of the ladies' espeei-
ally solicited. Charges reasonable, aud
no pains spared to render satisfaction.
MRS. VI. BINGHAM.
Dallss. January 81. lsIN-?6lf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19
Tle story Of a,gscnsa. E,reeIua-

EIS S1VsS Ss - heFiShs " EEeShds
soN-llow nts LIZ. WAS SAVED.
srHm the London Times
i ms present war ias pcen pro.
,iuc ,, III II. '''"s.."t'o''s ' ". l"o '"'"' VI
r'ec.a"Sohry III "'hHero"S c'''',-
Sehc'cs; ana lho 'hccuo'es , are emu
'e"s oi .HG ltHvS , TaaG" I, ~ .ts ,''r"''E,
among ,, t1o sar; !o''uSG q, w"H"uc" H :, ''
po'' '''''o'.' ''.V'' y, - ~ ''o',' '''
"c' "erc e"o ';o'' M"O'o Vo''''u'' ,
at'o'' oi .''. eac'' o:net "aS NJ -, "!'',hru
rs 70 ocV'SI'" 'ni"'' i"py N''o
t''c f"SS'','' 'E'', "",' 'No Lo:len VII:
ioF"' r'SPT'''He'! any '''o""" ',E'-
lhcF r"I'u unoctS.nh" '-E., " "or'"i 'n'
o'he' . language '"'yy s"I'to '"Vf
r""o''S' "'u See'no" W "c '",''
chahS'n$ signs ol ah'''y a'l u"y
'o'l"' lhG,' e., slnFy WIS 4 WY '''''
PIE one 10 russ ah' VINO Is "n
queer ana " '''",' o' '' u' SO, VIA
Sttth' sF'No i"c'' "," 'o"N -
2VcTh"hg,'g h'o"S'ache' h;'o met
inc frehci'nah' VINO d. NJ ,cASt'
Goaen years ms J"'''or' On 'ho p"t,
.lchoio' inc 'a.tcr poin@ supported
oy a coupe OF co'hra"cs'
Twice uiu inc wave of tno con-
met oflhS thcSe men II coh'act, nh
the iasl occasion 'he lfusS'ah, VINO
was himself oadiy ywonndea IN lhe
chest, pressed 'ho young frenc',
man nara, ana haa, iii0ce1, ms swotl
| upliiieo 10 administer INC coup u;
grace Whch the la'tcr' VINO was
la;ht iroih ioS' OF DIood "'"e mas
" iiSn TO his Victo" WI 9 ca usea
The latter to stay MS hand. iaricy
was lmPoSS'oe' ooth from INC eS-
lg'hcles OF language ana 'no 'ur-
mol OF oa't!e, ana oosido5, ooIh meh
lost cohc'nnNhGs" ana iesi at eac'
others sac IL 'nr''cn o't that mo
young rrehehmNn had nrei' nlaao
Il rce'n"Son lew months Dei9fn
the outbreak OF the war ana 'nae
ne hau 'hsl,hciiVc'y h'aIo 'ho sign
ny means OF WhicA members oi '.o
fraternity arc ,"uSht ~, aN .neW
brcthoiol Tor help. Tbs Prrsss',
WAS an oiu Aasoh' VINO rceeShized
IL instantly ana VINO asinSunctlVc-
y paused ana ocinfe there WAS
liiho ior e'i'SlIer'''en poth me"
tainted away. " neh conc'ouS,'Ss
was res'pFeu tney InnhI thG'h9"'VFs
side hF f'de; ana win inc deai ana
"9,hs rouilu @ 'u''h At.
wounds were such that each could
! give the other some slight rciiei,
and the late enemies cnployod their
! weary hours, IN Nnicn thcy FAY
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

/ AT Yonkers, New York, a boy OF
fifteon, tried to-isce how near nc
could cross the track without being
run over by the locomotive. The
coroncr's name was Eldon W. Smith
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

An Ohio giri iaid By tne som of
six Ifundreddollars. s.li s-sis.,-l l'y
making cnrL hssk i.s,f. .--s-ts ei Ten
ceBis earh-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

A party of respectable tairar"
ladies have frmsi = -islety j. r
recisi-a.Hg li--'f.'c q shz aca-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19
DR.. M'LANE'
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC,
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS or WORMS

,NliE countcnancc is pale and lcadeni
coored, with occasional aushes, or cir
cunscribed spot on one or both checks; the
eyes become dull; the pupils dilatc; an
azure scmcircle runs along the lower eye
id; the nose is irritatcd, swclls, and some
times blecds; swelling Of The upper lip,
occasional headaches with humming or
,hrobbing of the cars; an unusual secretion
,f saliva; Shiny or furred tongue; breath
cry foul, particularly in the morning; aP-
petite variable, sometimes voracious, with a
rnawing sensation Of the stomach, at others,
entirely gone; Aecting pains in the stomacAi
occasional nausea and vomiting; riolcnt
pains throughout the abdomen; bowels ir-
regular, at times costve; stools Shiny; not
unfrequcntly tingcd with blood; belly swoi-
len and hard; urine turbid; respiration oc-
~casionally difficult, and accompanied by
hiccougr; cough sometimes Try and c9nvul-
sivc; uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding of the teeth; temper variable, but
generally irritable, &c 1Tf1-c1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

Tho Chicago Fast publishes two
si verses" one of Which is Tom
Hoods and the other the Post A.
Can any body tell which i Yhish . I
HIIis deaih. vbish hsppsbed IN bis berth
Al forty-Oid beitl:
fbev weut and fe1 me seStori and .alF-
liz sexfen toileJ the bell
...s - 81. .r...a4rr rn-t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19
MAsoNIc.

TtyNEHILL Lan6g, No. ss, y. A; NJ,
ia, .s ths sr1aai aal lA'i ssia'sa' " 'N''
nsaih. att az saseais ll.li . xo,Sa ~ n
"A ooaasfs, ssr'y'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19
rraaa-.ao Gexsaetsrv

,.,r,Pv,tt0WINl rrsalution sAs lAsssi ~ ne
t.l.t .-siiaa ~ lsnnehil Isass' 80 -
Irrt..H Irr-as'Y - A. y, isfs ,..,.,.l q,
.'sl, That 7anits.tise 81 ene G =. t.T,,it no
80 .f th. Wasanir faleiuFy, Aea ls,f. IA; ~
-,,n, ihsTsla sA,esi u Nasens OF 'hsH 'l'1''-
arr .Ri.HHr ,,....A.,h.Fssefth efths
Y4s. 81 Nnriup ssrT'''n'eiie'sN,ssn,a
g.-t.is-f sai 80 lsis Tsseln'l'n eAi'''4'A"
~ orle, l.lae ioiss' ,,.,, =, VouNa w.u.
,m.ts p. r.. c.nssFs, sssrsisFg, ls,Afo, el-.-,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-11-19

i1he fafii ere BE breathel h.s iast
-D7sc5Ttred -Ei.at q epi~
TIE trader sd tte es5,ie. H-
Ths s5olie sossd he shes
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-13
The Fourth at Burg Hill,

EDITOR CHRoNICLE-The Fourth of
July was celebrated here, in a grove
owned by Mr.. Miles Beach, and was well
attended. The day was fine. Col. Edward
Hayes acted as Marshall, assisted by Mr..
Edmund Merry and Mr.. Hiram Chap
man. The Burg-Hil, West street, and
Scotch settlement Sunday Schools were
present. Prayer was offered to God by
Milton Graham, Esq. Rev. P. H. Day,
Elder E. Higbee and Rev. R. w. Crane
made speeches. A good dinner was had
Of course. The boys made some noise
with their fire crackers. The band, made
up of the fife and drum, reminded us of
the days Of other years. The choir sung
the 'Star-spangled Banner" and other
pieces. A Scotchman read some good
poetry, in very good style. Elder Crane
talked again, and quoted poetry in such
a way as to amuse a good many. Col.
Hayes was called on for a patriotic
speech, but very handsomely and mod
estly declined. The Sunday school chill
dren and others, led by Hiram Chapman,
sung "Shall we gather at the River"
Edmund Merry thanked the people for
good order and so on, and hoped that
they might all be preserved to meet
again and celebrate the Fourth of July,
in n year from that time. We hope so
too. D. KING.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-13
Commencement Week at Dana's Musical
Institute.

The Commencement Exercises OF
Dana's Musical Institute take place next
week. The Faculty have taken great
pains in preparing their concerts, and
fiatter themselves that their entertain
ments are as fine as any ever offered to
the public. The following is the order
of exercises:
Monday, July Is, Examination of Pri-
mary Glasses, beginning at 9 A. NJ. Con-
cert in the evening at s P. N. Subject
Farmers Mass. Admission % cents.
Tuesday, July 10, Examination of Sec
ondary Glasses, beginning at 9 A. N.
Miscellaneous Concert at s p. NJ. Admit
lance % cents.
Wednesday, July 20, Examination of
Graduates, beginning at 9 A. N. In the
afternoon, at 2 o'clock, there will be an
address before the graduating class and
school, at the Presbyterian church, by
Rev. n. P. Bailey, after which the
Degree, granting a Professorship, will be
conferred upon the graduates. The pub
lie is invited to be present. In the
evening there will be an Old Folks Con-
cert, at Z o'clock. Admittance IS cents.
The examinations will take place in
the Institute Hall, and the concerts in
Webb's Hall.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-13
Adams, C~IreuIating Libraryl

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ave the reading Of them at n tenth their
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-13
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET

NEW 1OAAhy July H.
BEEvEs-Total, 1910; on sale to-day,
103 cars at Weehawken, 101 cars at Tooth
street, and 81 cars at Communipaw max
ing 1890. All the good cattle are selling
and at nearly the rates Of last week, but
ordinary and medium go slowly at to
&c decline tonight and some Texans held
over. There are too many thin cattle
$50 Texans for the week; they are Of fair
quality for the breed and none sell below
lie, with some good Texans at 14c; the
best Kentucky and Illinois sell at 16Ic,
with a thin skimmering at lie. 4 drove
of 100 Texans of 81 cwt sold at 12la13c,
so o f6l cwt at 13ial4c, 236 fine Ohio "a
cwt at 154a17c 100 Illinois 81 cwt at 5a16c
and 80 KentuckyS cwt fat at 16a164c; the
market averaged Ice and closed tame.
The Erie, running for 81 per car from
Buffalo, brings the largest number of
cattle.
SHEEP-Number 80, 200 for the week,
and $500 to-day, 16 cars at Weehawken,
IL at 4Sth street. and 9 cars at Communi-
paw; sales rather slow and thin stock
weakening in price, some coarse bucks
selling at 44c, a car "A lbs thin Ohio at &c,
a car So lbs al 6c, a car S. rs in small lots
at &c, a few fat Michigan 81 rs at &c,
with small lots extra selected Ohio 100
lbs at &c, lambs vary from mean So MS
Pennsylvania at etc to a car 80 BIS.
Canada at &c, so state So fbs at lie, and
best selected Jerseys at I2c.
HoGs-Count 1920 for the week, the
large supply of to-day swelling the re-
ceipts; most of tO-morrow's hogs were
rushed in Il day. They are worth lila
lie. \ car 200 lbs Ohio sold at 9sc alive.