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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-13
TIE HAY-SEEDS.

Some years ago two or three young
thieves were seen lurking ab,ut house in
Brandon Street, on Saturday night.
Their attention was directed to front
door, which no doubt they wished to be
open. One was seen to go upRnd examine
the ctccklock, and then conc away and
commune with his friends. Then there was
a jingling Of keys, rs II they had been
turning out their stock Of skeletons to
know which would fit. At length they
succeeded; the old customer tried bis hand
again, the door was opened, and by.and by
the two who were on the watch outside
got handed to them three tOpcoats, with
which they made Of, while the chief thiei
quietly shut the door and walked away.
All this play was noticed by one who
could neither run after them nor identity
them; and when notice came to the office
we had absolutely nothing to go upon.
Next morning Sunday Mr.. Wilson
called the officers and give them their
commission. 1T Is not the value. of the
coats" he said, "that makes me anxious
about this c'se, but the certainty feel
that Il we don't get hold Of the thieves,
our books will be filled with cases Of the
snmc kind. Now let us see who shall he
tho first to bring in the gentleman and
the coats. | need not say," looking to
me, "who | expect to be the man." |
had confidence enough, and although there
was no clue, | believe smiled at the com
pliment, Just as Il | had said, swell,
Lieutenant, they shall be with you in u
very short time" The truth is, that the
theft was no sooner intimated, than my
mind went away about Stockbridcc, where
knew covev Of these wild.birds had
alchted, and were picking up their food
in the streets near by; and my mind took
this direction rs consequence of my ex.
pcrience that thefts by combination are
generally taceable to partnership which
is Ms active while 1t lasts as II Is short.
lived. Nor hrc there many Of these part-
ncrships existing Mt time-sometilncs
only one, doing an amount Of business
generally In the same line, which induces
the good people to think the town Is filled
with robbers. I. ...... ....
| and my coadiutors went together
going, by my leading, along Fettes Row
and intending TO make some forenoon call.
at Stockbridgc We had emerged by the
side Of 81, Stephens Church, and just a'
wo were on tho eve of turning down by
the front Of 1t, | happened to cast my eye
up Pitt Street, when my attention was
arrested by two young men standingspeak,
ing to each other at the entry to the house
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The opening OF the European and
North American Railroad will furnish
continuous nilroad communication from
Halifax to San Francisco, with the ex.
ception of n gap OF seventy-fve mites be.
tween Amherst and Truro, which is ex.
pected to be finished in July, 1872 1t
is proposed in Europe to construct, or
perfect by union of lines already
constructed, continuous route of travel
by which the journey may be accom-.
plished from London to Bombay with.
out change of cars; and it is estimated
that the trip may be made in precisely
tive days, sixteen hours and forty.six
minutes, though in cases of unusual de-
tention it mpy be necessary to add II
quarter or half an hour to this time.
The contemplated route is by way OF
Dover Struts, through France and the
Mont Gents Tunnel by existing lines to
Trieste, and thence through Austria,
Turkey, Persia, and Beloochistan to
Kurachee, aud so on to Bombay, To
complete nm unbrokcn line OF rail, it will
be necessary to tunnel the Straits Of Do.
yer, project which has for long time
received the attention of engineers, and
which has been fayorably reported on
again and agaiu by competent nuthori-
ties. Recent investigations have led to
the belief on the part Of some engineers
that the tunnel could be open to trlvel in
two or three years, instead of requiring
nine or ten for the work, as was at first
supposed; and n similar reduction has
been made in the estimate of the cost,
originally set at ten million pounds sterl.
ing. Geologists say that the tunnel will
run for the whole distance through gray
chalk that can be scOoped out rs easily as
Dutch cheese The distance is about
twenty. eight miles. The Mont Gents
Tunnel is not quite eight miles long, and
was fourteen years in process Of con.
struction, costing over S15, ,000,0 900. The
HoOsac Tunnel, in Massachusetts, will
be n little less than five miles long; but
it is being bored through tliuty granite
rock, much harder than that penetrated
by the Mont Cents excavation, and has
been longer under way, though tho work
has not been steadily prosecuted on it.
1t is not improbable that tunnel unit
ing England md France may yet be car.
ried through but Tho work will probably
require more time and n glGater OK
penditure Of money than the latest esti-
mates cnll for.
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The Stage.DrIyer's Story.

Il wAs tho stagc.drivor'H story, az he stood
with his back to the whGolers,
Quietly nscking his whip, and turning his quit
=, Of tobacco
While on the dusty road and blCnt with tho
rays Of the moonlight,
r. w aaw tho lash of his whip aud tho juice o
: tobacco descending.
.s Danger Sir, | believed yOu-indeed, ! may
e . say Oh that subject,
Z You your G1istOnc6 might put to the hnzart
md turn Of wager. .... .|.
havo socn danger! Oh, no not mo, Sir, in
deed, assure You:
pcrchancO twas the man with tho dog that IL
: sitting alone in yon wagon.
Il was tho Gelger Grade, mile and half from
tho summit;
Black As your hat WAS the night, and mover q
BtRr In tho heavens.
Laundering down tho grade, tho gravel and
stones 80 sent flying
Over the prGcipicO sde-R thousand foot plumb
to tho bottom.
Halfway down tho grade felt, Sir, a thrilling
and crOlklng,
Then lurCh to ono side, as We hung on the
bank Of the rnvino;
Then, looking up tho road, saw, In the dis
tnnco behind mo,
ilu ull Hllll NlltIl VI hllI NuuNh lh0N l'bhNN
from It's axle, and following.
Ono glance above gave, thon gathered to.
Eethcr my ribbons,
Shouted, and flung thom, outsprCNd, on tho
Ftrnining nccls Of my cattle,
Screamed at the top OF my voice, and lashcd
the air IN my frenzy,
While down the Gcigcr Grade, on three wheels,
tho vehicle thundcrod.
Speed was our only chance, when again came
tho omnibus rattle:
Crack, and another wheel slipped away, and
was lost In tho darkness.
7iro only now were left yot such was our fear
itil momentum,
Upright, erect, and sustained on hro wheels,
tho vehicle Numbered.
As some huge boulder, unlooFcd from its rocky
shelf on tho mountain,
Drives before It tho hare and the timOrOuB
squirrel, iar-lcaping,
So down the Goignr Grade rushed the pioneer
coach, and before II
Leaped the wild horses. and shriekcd in adj
vance Of the danger impending
But to bo brief IN my tale. Again, ere we came
to the level,
Slipped from IT. axle wheel 80 that, TO be
plain In my statement,
A matter OF twelve hundred yards or more, MS
the distance may be,
We travelled upon one wheel, until We drove up
to the station.
Then, Sir, We sank in heap but picking my
solf from the ruins,
heard u noise up the grade, and, looking, !
saw In tho distance
Tho three wheels following still, like moons on
the horizon whirling,
Til, circling, they gracefully sank on tho road
at tho side Of the station.
This is my story, Sir; trihC, indeed, assure
YOU.
Much more, perchnnce, might be said but |
hold him, Of all men, most lightly
Who swervcs from the truth In his talO-No,
thank you--WCll, since you arc pressing,
Perhaps don't care II l do; You may give me
the same, Jim-no sugar"
Nv Bret Hdrte.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-13
IndInn Strntcgr.

Gen. Crook rclntcs the following piece
Of diplomacy by which Cochise sought
to battle his purpose of negotiating the
pence with the bands Of Maguil, Pedro
aud Capt, Chiqilito. The willy savage
prince, anticipating the generals pur-
pose, sent nm emissnry to the aboye.nam-
ed chiefs to inform them that he Ind
just succeeded in capturing n wagon,
near Apache Pass, loaded with arms and
ammunition; that the guns wero Of rnew
pattern. much better than any now in
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-13

THE CHRoNoPHHR.- interesting OBJ,
iect is tile clronopher, mn instrument
from which all England is supplied with
the correct time. Sixteen OF tho most
important cities OF the kingdom are in
direct communication with the observa-
tory ut Greenwich. At 9:5S o'clock
every morning, all other work on the tel.
egmph wires is suspended, in order TINT
there mny he no interference with what is
called the "time current" which, pre-.
ciscly at the striking Of tho clock, flash
es the intelligence to the sixteen stations
with which it is in communication. And
not merely at these large towns, but at
every post Office throughout the king
dom, the clerks, ut 9:5S o'clock, are on
the look ont for the signal which is being
passed along the line, and the clocks arc
adjusted accordingly. NIessrs. Dent,
Benson, and Rll the principal watchmnk.
ers in London, receive the time every
hour from the clronopher Time.guns ut
Newcastle and Shields are also fired at
one ?, NJ, by batteries. connected with
the chronopher, the clocks attached to
which arc regulated to the nice accuracy
Of the twentieth part Of II second.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-13
Waiting.

| know II will not be to-day;
| know II will not b. tomorrow;
oil, half in Joy aud half In sorrow,
] watch the slow swift hours away
| bid them haste, then bid them stay,
long =" for the coming day.
long so would rather wait:
Each hour see the unseen conner:
Each hour tur1s ripe In secret summer
The Joys which anticipate.
Oh, precious feet, come slow come late
long so, 1t is bliss to walt
All, sweet sad life, 80 far to-day
All, sweet sad life, ~ near tomorrow
Can Joy bo Joy when we miss sOrrow7
When Gartlislast sun has rolled away
In tidelcss time, and we cau say
No more, "To-morrOw,n or "T0.dNy2"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-13

NEw YoRE HOTEL EMPLOYEES. The
porteH and chambermaids Of New York
hotels are Irish, but tho walters and
cooks are French md Germans and must
be thoroughly qualified hands. They are
seldom paid less than $40 per month,
while in thekitchen department the saln-
ries are ms follows: Head cook, $3.50 per
month; second assistant, $3.50 per
month third assistant, 800 per month /;
fourth assistant, $40 per month sculli-
ons and other heads, $50 to $50 per
month. Besides this the loss from break-
ages Of crockGry, and injuries to furni.
turc and in other ways is large item Of
expense. In most hotels large extra
stock of MI the articles in daily use is
kept on hand to replace those that nra
broken or defaced, while one or two me-
chanics are kept constantly employed
making repairs
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-13

THE DEMAND FOR fRoN.-The amount
Of railroad building going on IN America
is altogether unprecedented, aud the
consequent demand for iron is very great
Even II no new lines were building, the
mere renewal of roadway and rolling
stock for $4,000 miles of railroad would
require mn enormous amoint OF iron.
Then we have tremendous increase Of
demand for iron for machinery in manu-.
factures and for implements in ngriCul-
turc and the ordinary arts. II We takc
agriculture alone, and look at the i'm
mchse annual increase of tillnge, and
calculate the regular demand for agricul.
tuml implements, we shall sec that this
item is OF great interest to the iron trade.
But in addition to this we have com.
monced the construction of iron steam.
ships, tugs, barges and smiling vessels
and iron petroleum cans and tanks and
the number OF iron coal cars demanded
increases rapidly We Are also using iron
in building to an unusual extent. In
fNct, iron was never before in anything
like tho demand in America TINT II Is
now,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-13

reason that be was less guilty than The
others, though, in my opinion, he was the
worst of the whole gang, let alone bis
hypocrisy, which only aggravated his re,
setteship-a far greater crime than theft
or robbery. They were tried by the
sheriff, and got, respectively, eight, six,
and four months. Whether Jack wrought
out his pcnitential fit, never asccrtained
lie got out Of my beat, and l sincerely
hope into another, trayerscd by better
angel than detective
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-13

"rhe mttlesnako weed is peculiar.
Unlike any other plant, its narrow,
sword.like leaves shoot up in u cluster,
fringed like the Yocca family, to which,
| suspect, it belongs, with a loAg tooth
like projection, quite similar to the
deadly fang Of the reptile whose name
it bears. It sends up n pale, whitisll
stalk, on which is borne in clusters, md
of different size, white, prickly balls.
am told by nm experienced physician,
that it is truly an antidote, applied in n
bruised state, to the bite OF that horrible
creature, "crotalus horridus," the rattle
snake of the prairie. Last summer
found it to well subscrve much hum
bier use. l will give the incident for
the benefit Of some brother of food and
field who may be placed as | was. Ihad
shot and killed n couple OF grouse. On
relOading, found to my great disgust
that / hnd not another wad ; not scrap
OF paper, not rag about me that would
do as n substitute. The grass was too
coarse, the weeds too hard my dog was
Mt II point on another bird what was
to do Near me was stalk of this
plant with its balls. picked them us
stood, used them for wads, found them
admirable, and there, moving just from
plant to plant MS l fired, I shot nine fine
grouse in succession. Then, filling my
pockets with balls of the right glagc, I
had my afternoon of uninterrupted di-
version. '-ErchdHge.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-13

BLNDgp.-Thc postmaster nt North
Bennington was somewhat embarrassed
tho other day on being asked by lady
II there wns II letter for "my COW" )"
Being disposed to trent her politely, he
replied that there was nothing for r'any.
body's COW, The Indy, being equally
embarrassed and disposed TO he polite,
said she inquired lUr Mike Howe.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-13

Nor CAUdnT.-The notorious Greek
brigand, Takos Arvanitaki, hns, ii seems,
lately had narrow escape OF his life in
lhessaly. Some WalInch peasants, who
were met by Arvantaki on the noun.
tains of Agraphos and robbed of their
small store. gave information to the
rAldir OF the nearest village. The mudir
sent for the bimbashi the major in dis.
trict command of the troops, who got
all particulars from the Wnllachs aud
prepared for action If the bimbashi
Ind sent for more men, or had given
notice TO the Greek frontier troops, at
only an hour and n hnlf's distance, the
chief perpetrator of the Marathon mas.
sacre would, in all probability, have
been killed or captured, but the Turkish
officer, according to the ThesSalian Ger
respondent Of the Levant Herald, want.
ed I'LL the credit to himself, and so he
foolishly went into the dehles with 100
men, and made the mountains ring to the
sound of his trumpets, Two gendnrmes
posted in ravine were killed. Takos
Arvanitaki and ten Of his baud OF twelve
cscaped-two were killed by the troops,
and several no doubt were wounded, us
drops of blood were traced along the
hills for considerable distance. The
heads OF two brigands slain were sent
TO Larissa.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-13

The following fncts in relation to the
pension system have been compiled from
data prepared for the support of the
Commissioner of Pensions:
",rhe aggregate annual amount of
pensions Of widows and dependent rela.
tivcs upon the roll June 30, 1871, was
less than on the 30tli Of June, 1870.
This WIS owing to the lessening OF indi-
viduNl pensions by minors reaching the
age OF sixteen years. There were 81, 623
Revolutionary soldiers pensioned for SER
vices, ll,30S soldiers OF the Mexican war,
and l03,791 soldiers of the war of
lSGl-5 pensioned MS invalids. II is
thought that the annual expenditures
for pensions for other than the lattcr
class have nearly reached their maxi
mum, aud that during the next ten years
they will gradually and materially de-
crense."
The following is u correct statement,
compiled with great care in the Pension
Office, of the total number Of soldiers
serving in the wars, &c., in which the
nation has engaged III since l775. 1t
will appear in the Forthcoming report Of
the Commissioner OF Pensions:
Soldiers Of the War OF the Rcyulntion..... 2TS.OOO
Soldiers of the War OF lsi?................. iaLG5i
Soldiers Of the Seminole War Of lSiT,......, SOL
Soldiers Of the Black Hawk War Of is31.. S,01i
Soldiers Of the Florida War OF 1888 to isi2 ?9.plS
Soldiers Of the Greek disturbance Of 1885,. i2,iGl
Soldiers Of tho south.wcstern disturbances
OlNHbs.. .........,.. .....'....,...,,.,.s..s asOd
Soldiers Of the Cherokee country disturb.
AuttH nl lHJi....s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES t,Vbu
Soldiers Of the New York frontier disturb.
AnCGs, and Of the Canadian rebellion, 1893 lies
Soldiers Of tho Mexican War Of isl6.....,.. 1920
SOidI of the War Of ,523
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Tht ltmuttat.

RATES OF ADVERTISING
one square, ten lines less, one insertion 81 %
For each subsequent insertion..,,.,r.,.. 50
One sauAre, /? months ths,.,.,,..........,.....lO 90
Ona.fourth Of a column, II nlonths...........2J m
OnO.half Column, l9 months. ..."..."......i6 on
ono column, IL mouths ....,,.........,.....7 10 On
Local nOticoH 20 cents per line, which must be
paid In advance, Five dollars will be
enlarged for raunouncinguhndidAte for coun.
y, and ten dollars for State aud United
States Offices. Lengthy hyObItuarynotlccs
be paid for. HS-All legal HOticcsaro charged
to tho attorney presenting them,
Special iRIt,Ito pari,I d,rriRg more than one coluRH
JOB PRIN TIT NG
SoAtly aud Promptly groeutedat this ONCE.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-13

Beside the vine framed window there yOu sit,
The wanton sunshine with your curls coquet'
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN NARKETS

i0VpoN June 27l30 m-COnso opened at qll for monE ld
p o the account United States FVeTweng bonds 1907 S'
lass. old 81 q; 1854 So Ten-Foties, 82i -.
June 26Evenn-Unled States Five Twenty bonus
rlosed al Ssl for the issue Of 1902
PAKs J0ne 2S-Bv Bveuing-Reutes closed at 52f. l5c ,,
LIVERPOOL June 2lO:30 mCoon ned dull and unhahBli
~ diiug Uplands Sid MiddlnC Orleans. Ssd58L .,-.
LONDoN June 27l30 mCOuso FOR money s iot ne
- United $50 bonds Si for the issue Of 100 II C -.
LIVERPOOL June 27-lJ0 mCoton Is dui 'aos o. o
Us nearly due from Savaunh Charles on rave oeeu a. ~
bdug shipments Of Cotton B0mbaT since last rel OFT 10 the
kth ins3 a 90 bales Wheat GENITAL fr California Whites
g. T0O9 for Red Western spnng anu & oI NJ
Der Receipts OF Wheat for the part three uS i0 quarters ~
. N, ,-., ----
foSDoN. June 27i30 onso cosed ~ - ~ oI 9on
uVus 4' A'o'
b1l 1901, 90; Ten For les, 6SA ,, =, ,,.,,,.- ~,
LIVERPOOL June 2s40 m touoA eoetu uei'; MuHlt p
Mding o}aefli stiee OF ua'
Ise-3 90 bales for anl ecaaon Ohse $50 per c"I or
he Lest yraies Of American hne - - ..-- .--...,.
27Evening-LnSeel OF @H W Q&S@ oI z tsn,
Sp4ut, Turgeuaue G4OiO 4 cNt
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

hou0lE June 27Coton quet Iox Mdugs l8c net receipt"
q bss eIporr.-c0lsiase. So bales; stock, LIS bales
BALTIMORE JIle 2--CotOn dali; Midn2s, 2o lStei nt re-
bEJhsex
~ SsToN June 2Coiton Mdiugs l83c net receipts
p' g1,si e1p0r-oOasisse, 65 bslos; STOCK. t5l bales
NEsOKLEAN June Z-C0on quei Low Mddhngs, lBtci het
Is.eH
ChAHLEsroN June 2Coitou MddBgs l9ls net receipts
- uaesi ,f' ~ eysi nook. 500 bales. -
h9siLk Jlt -'Noton Cu nominal: Middng l9ici net
ftlrps H br c1pofts-alsa.el stock n 9I5 bales
sAfANNAh June @to du snl heavy Nddug lglci net re-
S1Y,s ~ bale. sales ~ bales; nOef 3 5ll 'bses
bsros Juut g-COon duff Ndl5r 20 goss eceipts l85
ba 80 sses. so bales; stock 5 so bsl.s -
yALvysTOS, June dull a. ~ io,. Good Ordinary
80 mel spt 1919; eIBOo Ill., cortruf 7D7 Ia - coast
We 2,t5 bales sales. co bales; stool "a "a bsss 80
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
financial.

Sd M10 WANTED, a BUILDING LOAN
~ Tf3VOOs Of above amount on a. -.. ~ . -,
'' " @~S~ AsaTsss box 3l29. 3ss.for 80 p"
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
EDWARD P. BARKER,
Secretary.

Nv ,uhot, OF - Directors Of THE EBTYoRK RAIL
WAY COMPANY aud conformity with the Of the Act Of lneo
poratou that respect the Undersigned Commissioners on Stock Sub
sepons give public and behalf Of the Directors and Of
such Company Of Subscription for the Capital Stock thereof
will be opened WEDNESDAY the twenty eighth day Of June instant
a. tie following places n this City viz:
At Banking House Of Deaa Sherman Co, No ii Naau-'t
At The Banking House Baak Of the Metropolis No. 81 Union
square.
Conrany authorized construct two Vaiuct Railways or
branches C NesYok the east and west sides thereof
starting point Chamberst, between Broad
vay and Chaam also tie Harlem River and through West
chester County; power build additional lines of railway or
buebe from in any part Of the City Weehester
County The property acquired BY the COMPANY exempted from
taxes and daring period allowed for the final completion
Of the ysy 10 TIE city The Mayor Aldermen and Commonay OF
Ses-Ios are Aa'ho %! 4 2 slIST o s
the Snkcg Fund.- 10 subscribe FOR hTe millions OF uos VI
the stock ofhs Corpany whenever million Of dollars thereof has been
.uberbe for b. private pa This conditional amount Of stock As
been wholly suhd r taken by the Directors the Company oh
the compilation Of the lines Of railway the line "ehes'ef
County TIE Supervisors County authorized to Issue the BONDS
of the County Supervisors shall deem
10 aid IN the construction extension Of the railway In and through
that County proper equalization the interest Of shareholders
who a s pay noHeJ different times the Directors are
authorized 10 tp interest such payments payable out Of
the earnings
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
STATE OF ILLINOIS iKsAsURER's OPP
A. ph III
TBE NATIONAL PARK BASK OF NEw-ioRK, June 20, III!
nn1III, IIDECTQDS nf this Rink hnVe NJ

VNHE COUPONS of the Bonds OF the state Q
Florida issued in aid Of the JACKSONVILLE PENSACOLA AN
MOBILE RAILROAD COMPANY due July will be paid and aft
het date at The oce Of : HOPKINS Co.. No al Broadwa
Holders Of Coupons will leave schedules for eIaminAc
one before payment
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
sUNDRIES.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Vesssls ana Rdsroodt -,
27-O pkgS Ashes pfgs BeesvsI 1882 hs Coion 30
lhlS Cotton seed Oil Copper, 55 bbs Eggs st
four $40 wbest 67O bush Corn $50 bush Oats ~
hush Ms - bush Beans bags Corn Meal ~ bales HEMP -
tales Hops IS Hides bses Hides $50 sides Leather $40 Dds
Epnts Tarpenue bb Rosn 20 Oil Cake IA bb PoIA
III pkss pkrs Meats 50 pkgS Grease 20 pkgS Lard %
Yk sn 27 psgs Batter 3fs pigs Cheese ~ ptgs IaloT
- bb Lard Gil IA bags Peanuts 268 pcs SpeeT $50 boxes starch
2S lb Tobacco 90 boxes and Tobacco, 5 bbi WHISKY
ssll bales Wool
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

pEATRRToWN (MAu) LIVE STOCK MARKPT-lry.2-
Csite-kecipts 900 head; there reaction IN H.
BEAM se1 ssss-choee At 80 EItra AZ ss 80 81 F.
- eSi ~ sheep sld LsmbRscdyts, 1883 s6pu
ss hafe declined uy ic. en- Eses in lots a. ssas5 . IN
sYnIs Ls'ehs @5a4e. Veal Calves. S}ael0 'N
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
prrraLo L1yE srncr

'hs tale lower. receipts 40 e. 80 sg l0a e,rs
s, & is'i .sA nsss. % naf'e st 's, lGs Indiana
+ ~ Illinois do llg n Al as ~. % to ia 4, e. on F5
.9ao, i0 n Al IS G. sb4 - Iowa iGlj N =, - sheen
.'ta tot Yei opened; prospect dul Hog fr i.t 80, h.
See. 10 hIe ll s'egpg l 2s sId 211 h. a. a. sO 25 d.