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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-28
sheriG,a MALE.

By virtue of . writ Of Lsvssi Facias: 70 % ne q
rected viii be exposed to public sale Ct inc ~.
:!s city OF Wilmington. New Castle county,
If Delaware.
ON WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of July. 1877.
ut 2 O'Clock. p. NJ.
the following described Real Estate. viz:
All that cer,ain lot or piece OF land situate N
the city Of W ilmington aforesaid. bounde" IN" ur
ner formed by The easterly side of franklin
street and the northerly side OF Eighth street.
tht nee along the said side Of Franklin street nor
the riy one hundred and fifty feet to- stake or c9r
ner thence ensterly rarallel to Esh.h street MY
to FRANKLIN street one hundred and fifty feet to
the aforesaid side of Eighth street, and thence
Herewith westerly fifty feet to the place OF cesh
ming be the contents thereof what they may.
seized and taken in execution Rs the properly
of Anthony Il. Finn and Emily J. Finn. his VIE
A"" y '' anu '" JAMES ARMSTRONG Sheriff.
SheriH's office. New Castle. June II. 1872.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-28
FOR SHERIFF,
ISAAC CRUDE.
FOR CORONER,
DANIEL B. WOODWARD.
The Garbage Ordinance.

Since the Council prohibited the keeping OF
hogs within the city limits housekeepers have
been greatly troubled to get rid Of the slops" aud
garbage" Of the kitchen. During the cold wealth
er much of this deposited Ill ash barrels, gut
ters, and on the streets. The services Of the poor
men who kept hogs and of evenings carried away
the slops and garbage never were so highly ap-
preciated as during the last month Nulsanees
have been found existing all over the city IRON
this cause, rendered W worse from the neglect to
properly clean she streets and alleys in which the
hogs used to perform the duty Of scavengers
Last evening the Council very properly passed an
ordinance providing for the employment of carts
to call for and take away the slops and garbage
three times week during the summer, and house,
holders will be relieved Of nuisances that were
sure to accumulate especially where 1t was most
necessary that the greatest should be observed
to secure cleanliness
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-28

The special correspondent of the Chicago Times,
writing from the Indian Council at Ockmulgee,
aivss some interesting information concerning
that country. set apart by the United States for
the various Indian tribes inhabiting it. 1t is a
magnificent farming soil, and there is little won
~ hat the inhabitsnt OF Kansas Just across the
oefs looks with covetOus eyes upon it. Corn
- 1a June 18th, was standing higher than a
Den1 bead, and as clear Of weeds as II cleared by
txhe Indians, however, - q general rule,
81 take kindly to the steady work required in
farming. There is something of the wild nomad
in their blood, even when many generations have
elapsed, and their farms are. therefore, neglected
Their white neighbors, seeing the land rich, but
uneultvatsd, regard it as the Spanlards did this
whole continent, and no reasoning will convince
them that their right OF possession Is not rendered
perfectly valid by the faiaure Of the original hold
On 70 improve their posssssions
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-28

Is IT PosslBLEf- 1t .a,d that Fred Douglas
has abandoned Grant, and that he wears the
Greeley colors Fred does not like being excluded
from the dinner to the San Domingo Commission
ersf That was mean of a man VINO breaches
that negre is the equal OF himself The report
is incredible. Fred. loves power too strongly
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-28
for the Approaching
0emooratlc National Convontoon.a

Democratic National Convoneuon.'
BALTIMORE. June 27.-Ths Resident Committee
appointed to make arrangements for the approach
ing National Democratic Convention met last
night Hon. John W. Davies, Chairman. Hon.
Oden Bowie Of the National Executive Oo@mittes
was present to corporate with the committee, and
progress was reported.
At the Grand Opera House, where the conven-
ton is to be held, banners will contain coats Of
arms of the States over whose delegations they
are suspended. and seats OF delegations will bs
designated by silk markers Of different colors -
Three thousand feet of evergreens will be distrib-
uted around the dress circle and galleries. The
arrangements for the comforts and convenience Of
the press will be complete. anu every facility Will
be extended to its members in the discharge OF
their duties.
Reporters desks to the number Of two hundred
will be provided. One entrance to the Opera
House will be set apart for the of the delegates
and other visitors to the convention. Arrangements
to be made Immediately tor q grand ratifica.
ton meeting in Monument Square ON the night OF
the last day Of the convention. The committee
adjourned, subject to the cali Of ths chairman.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-28

The Grant newspapers attribute, with great
satisfaction, sentence to Horace Greeley to the
effect that General Grant never was beaten and
never would be, Mr.. Greeley never uttered the
idea He wrote History of the Rebellion, where
IN he showed that Grant was beaten in the trst
battle he ever fought-the battle Of Belmont
The President's friend. General Logan. attributed
his chieftan's discontinue on the occasion to the
fact that he was not sober enough to know what
he was doing
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-28
Sheriff . Sale.


49, By virtue of a writ of Levari Facas to
Nv at the Washington Hotel. kept by Isaac
~ le. In the city of Wilmington New Cas-
tie County. Delaware.
On WEDNESDAY. the 10th day of July, 1872,
at 2 O'Clock, p. m,
the following described Real Estate. viz: All th at
certain lot. piece or parcel Of land with u two.
Wilmi nstOn aforesaid. bounded and descri bed as
follows. 10 Wit: Beginning at q pon. on the wes-
terly side of Townsend street a. the distance of
eighty feet from the northerly side of street,
thence westerly parallel with street tw hundred
feet to the easterly side of 3uttouwoOd street,
thence Herewith northerly fourteen feet to other
land Of the said BENJAMIN franklin Townsend,
thence easterly and parallel with b street two
hundred feet to the aforesaid side OF Townsend
street, and thence Herewith southerly fourteen
feet to the place of beginning. be the contents
thereof what they may.
Also. all that certain lot. Piece or parcel of
land situate In the city of Wilmington aforesaid,
beginning at a point on the westerly side of Town
send street between A. and b. streets at the g
lance of forty feet from the intersection Of the said
Townsend street and nOrtheIy side of b. street
bence westerly end parallel with Is. street one
hundred feet to corner, thence northerly and
parallel with Townsend street iorty feet to an
corner. thence easerlv and parallel with b. street
one hundred feet to the aforesaid side of Townsend
street. thence thereby southerly fsrty feet he
place OF beginning. be the contents thereof what
they may.
Seized and taken in execution ne the property OF
John Murphey and Ellen Murphey, his wife and
t. t.. and to be sold by
JAMES ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
SHERIFF. Office New Castle. June II. 1872.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-28
Sheri1l's sale,

by virtue OF writ OF Levari Facias to
III Sale, vt ths Hotel of VIA b. Ford at Kirk,
:0 wood. in psncsder Hundred. New Castle
County, Delaware.
On MONDAY. the sth day of July, 1872. at ]
O'Clock, p. m,
the following described Real Estate. viz
AZ that certain tract and parcel Of land situate
described as follows; BEGINNING at a stone corner
Of lands belonging the heirs and repre- entatives
heirs and represents ives Of Alexander Jamison,
deceased; south eighty five degrees. west one hun
dred and forty six perches aud FIVE -tenths 10
st0ne. south two degrees and halt. west eleven
percnes ana SIX tenlhs to stone md south eighty
nine and deTrees west forty-three p.rches 10
Elk degrees and half, east six perches and three
tsnthst to stone. and sodth eighty five degrees.
stone in the middle OF the State Road. thence along
me same south nine degrees, east one hundred and
deceased. north eighty degrees. east fifty i've
Lsrches and eight ttenths to the middle Of ditch,
tenths 4nd south eighty -tw. degrees. east six Per
and Of aSw
dred and thirty three perches and five tenths q
%asksd ,ssa cMEis Ttss thence from said tree by
and ninsty-six Devches by land Of the heirs Of
Samuel CroT deceased to the p!aee of hexnnns
Also. all thst certain other LOT piece Of ground
suuhtes lying anu Oeln8 IN heu Lion Hundred
New Castle County and S:ste aforesaid, and bound
ed aud described as follows. to wit: Beginning
twenty feet south of stone which is corner stone
OF tract Of land of Alexander Jamison, deceas ed
and also corner Of land Of Rebecca Ann Ochel.
tree and running thence south two chains and
nifty links; thsnce north eighty nine degrees
west ten chains and nine links. thence north ton
degrees. west eighty-fve links; thence along the
north side of Dragon Neck Road ten chains and
eighty-fve links T. the place of beginning, con-
tanning One Acre. Three koods and Two Perches
OF land more or less.
And also, ell that certain other tract or lot Of
land situated In Red Lion Hundred; County and
state aforesaid and which is bounded nd descrlb-
ed - follows, to wit: Beginning ut stone on the
east side Of the State Road leading from New Cas-
tie TO Dover. . corner Of land Of Rebecca Ann
Ocheitree. aforesaid and running thence along the
east side Of the said road north eleven degrees
west ntae perches to stone at the intersection
the said road with the Dragon road " formerly
LAID out: thence the same course the distance more
a. less 70 the centre Of the road as lately la
out - Dragon Neck Aforesaid. thence along tbe
centre thereof eastwardly about forty psrshss to
ro'nt In the said road opposite to . stone which
was formerly corner Of the said lot, thence south
ten degrees east distance less 10 said stone
thence the eane coufss seven psrches to q stone,
thence south eighty four degrees west forty per
ches to the plsce Of beginning containing Two
Acres and aha!f. be the same more or less.
- Seised and taken in execution as the property of
Robert L. Ocheltree aud John McMullen, terrs
tenant. and TO be- sold By
ShsEifs Once. New Castle. Juns ". ls72-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-28

The San Antonio (Texas) Herald is much re
joiced because General James Shields, of Cerro
Gordo memory, takes the field for Greeley-
Shields was pierced through the lungs by Mexi-
can bullets, but he still seems to have heart and
pluck for Presidential campaign.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-28
Sherlff's sale.

- b.. virtue of a writ of Leva,i FaGiass as,i 70
s.,. &; ds's: i. sss So;. e. Of b wnm
H0'd,sa Ss hsS ccsSS az S.I Il uy 1872
The following described Real Estate. viz: ,
Al those certain %essus9es and r.sas 81 ana
No. l. BEGINNING at a stone on the ives. side oi
Moore. thence by the same south eighty three dc
frees and three quarters west thirty three per-
che: snd hye tenths to stone south Ss sn%,s
s3h degrees. west about IS perches to stone IN a
liue Of John L.ckards ian.. thence along n ,.m sa
s. operches to q stone. or shout the vet sids
further on said course AZ to Vessels line. thence
sPths west side Of said road north so degrees west
Is 10 perches TO stone. thence north y degrees
east III ~ perches to post in line OIL IAN" 'a.e
81 degrees. 10 sercae. !" stone on 1l's ths
degrees. east 3 61Opcrches to the place q begin,
min, continuing Twenty Acres rnd One Hundred
and Ten Perches bo the same more or less.
NO2: Beginning 1t stone. u corner OF iahu
late Of Mary Morgan, on the old line OF John
Lockard's land. thence by said MorgaI's land east
London Road corner Of the first above mentioned
tract Of land thence BY the same south " degrees
degrees. wsss tG' 10 serchs. % ,hsncs south
degrees west 19 10 perches to line OF .,3hm ~
LOchard's line. thence by the same north 5-lo
percses to the place of beginning containing two
acres Of Land. be the same more or less.
No. ). Beginning at q stone u corner OF deori 2
Abbotts land. thence along the New London Road
north 20 degrees. west 10 perches to post, anu
| north ~ degrees west 67-lO perches by the iirst
above mentioned tract to post corne: OF Joshua
Weseis lott thence BY said lot north degrees east
% S. 10 perches to post in the middle of public
| road and in a line Of Mary Morgan's land thence
! BY said land along the middle of said road north
IS degrees, east IS 10 perches to stone corner
| Of Geo. Abbott's land. thence by said land south
81 degrees west ?8 1-i0 perches to a stone. and
south ~ degrees west IS 40 perches to the rlac.
of beginning, oontaiping sixteen acres tive qaar
| ters and twenty six perches Of land. be the same
| more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the property .
Jesse lanes and Mary A. James his wifs and t. I.
and to be sold by
JAMES ARMSTRONG. sheriff.
Sherids Office New Castle. June II. 1872.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-28
GEORGE MCCALL, y.,
Mercha cTailof'
No. ISL Market st.. Wilmington, DEL

IA Having laid n biz entire sgrigB I'm fSaS
-. ers and the public generally witn 9. g..Ssa h q
which. for nsatneN oft end Aniab. esnnos :"
I'D by any house in the city. =, vu sviAI
Having secured the services of Mr.. WEE .o]
one Of the best cutters in the country, no Is AZ
6dent of giving satisfaction to oil VINO nsssr1eI
hin. with their patronage. 6atisfsctioa -
teod.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-28
SllerIff's SH5e.

~ By virtue Of a writ Of Levari Facias I o
"a. me directed will ne EXPOSED to Public Sale
Nh at the Was hington Hotel, kept by Isaa C
'J Pyle: in the city Of Wilmington. New Gas
tie County, Del.
On WEDNESDAY. the 10th day of July, 1872,
at2 O'Clock. p. M,
the following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot Of land situate in the said cit
Of Wilmington. and bounded and described as
the northerly side Of Fifth street with the
side Of Adams street. thence northerly along said
tsrly parallel 70 Filth street thirty two feet thence
southefly parallel 70 Adams street seventy five
ieet to the said side Of Fifth street, and thence
herewith westerly thirty two feet to the place OF
beginning. be the contents thereof more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as The property o,
John n. Waither and John Walther, terre tenant
and to he sold By
JAMES ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
Sheli6's Office, New Castle, June Il 1872 -la
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-28

NEW GRGOCEKY STORE
=. w. Cor. Fourth and Market 49,,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
s-s.s- The undersigned respectfully an -k1aS,
nsunces L. his old friends and thsEfH]
w &public generally that he has complet-
o1Ded his new store. and has pened with y stock
OF fine new aud fresh
GROCERIES. SUGARS AND MOLAsSES.
Lowering crushed gran nulnted and Sugars
soft, white and coffee sugars,
Syrup, and all kinds Of Moasses
Old Government Java Cohee. Laguira, Maricsibo.
Rio, Green and Roasted Coffee; the finest Black and
Green Teas, White and Red Wheat Family Flour.
new Buck all kinds ofpure Spices. Sara: nes,
all kinds of Canned Fruits, French and English
Mustard, Pure Olive Oil, Walnut, Mushroom and
Tomato Catsng. English and American Pickles. Js
Chocolate. Vermacelli. Macaroni, Washing SOAP in
great variety. Toilet SOAP silver loss starck Cur
Fpsnts pu Kalsins, Cltron. Atmores Minee Msa. Dried
Buckets. Brushes. Sperm. Adsmantine and TaIlov
Candies, and al articles usually kept in we'll O..
e-V JAMES CRIPlEN.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-06-28

- By virtue of writ of Levari taG,as 20
;;sf ne directed, viii b: EXPOSED % ruo,,o tnr
s!H Sale, at the hotel Of Willinm ANTONY.
s!E in the village Of Stanton. in Mill Creek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-01
TUESDAY, April 90-P. n.

The Stock market during the forenoon, was
on the WHOLE about steady rather large volume Of
business though trade confined to certain favortes
Pacific Mail has led the list the upward turn, and
cleared 762 Its many friends confidently anticipating
largely increased business and such favorable State and
Congressional legislation that they support the stock
very freely is few such conspicuous speciaes as
this that speculation runs and stock after
other brought into prominence the spark knded into
fame and for time the street seems wild with excite
ment. In this way the remarkable rise In c. c. ana c.
contaminated for while the stock attracted little
attention at IS 90 yet when more than doubled in price
1t forms such feature Of interest that nearly all the
street Is anxious TO possess it, though there art
intrinsic for 1t than existed month or two ago
been the history OF the stock market for many
weeks and while the general list is rarely active, yet
each day brings stocks to the surface
which live their brief time only TO sink back again into
quietness while some companion stock is lifted into
notoriety. c. c. and @. did not reach the figures Il
yesterday. Union Pacific being also idle at lower
basis but Western Union cleared IT. Central moving
about in the neighborhood Of par, while Eric duh
and weak. North Western Common was in demand for
registration at the transfer Office, and commanded
much per cent premium for it's USE The transfer books
closed at p but previous to that time several hund
red shares bought in, under the rule. for the ac
count Of delinquent parties. Lake Shore dull and
Wabash neglected and there operators who think the
speculation In the two stocks may be somewhat
modified by the supposed near completion Of tho
Canada Southern Railroad, which is promised by
the SYST Of December lnext. st. Louis and
Iron Mountain rose to 1o2i Harlem selling
at l2s; Panama, 113 Morris and Essex, 95,
and Delaware and Hudson Canal. 1901. In
the miscellaneous shares Quicksilver was steady.
and the rest Of the list quiet The Express shares
were in good trade request, Adams selling at s9S9si
Wells Fargo Co.. s5 United States, 7sa07s. and Amer
ican 75o7i The general market in the afternoon was
firm. but wound up lower. The opening, highest lowest
and closing prices Of stocks follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-01

sttention throughout the country. This line opens UP
largo and valuable coal deposit r West Virginia, and on
moth sides of tho coal basins In Virginia and Ohio the
line connects rich iron beds with the coal The west
ern terminus of tho ne wherc 1t debouches upon tho
Ohio River has become the site of young growing and
important city Already some 1900 people, with dwell
lngs shops factories &c. collected there
years ago. werc only five or six farms ana iarhouses
At this point 1t 10 expected. there Will DO large coal
shipment to tho Mississippi Valley, iron furnaces rail-
and car works. bridge across tho ONO, togetner win
two or more Western connecting raiiroads vi
tho Trunk limo to tho Atlantic over S2o miles
are now completed, and the Incomplete gap
of 100 miles Is In such advanced stage that tho ra
will be laid thereon during the coming Summer or early
Autumn and thus establish another and shorter low"
grade line between the coast cities and the western
States The mineral traffic. together with tho western
produce which must find its way, easl ed west over
this line and Its railroad and yaterne Connections c."
title 1t to be ranked OF the great through nes"
the country. The announcement NJ hessrs FISK u
Hatch the financial agents OF tho c. mary 20 be found
elsewhere in ouT columns. eor,ans Information IN re
gard to this enterprise which, nay % useful TO cap
talists and Others.
Tho following statement OF Urite4 'tates currency
outstar ting at this date, has been prepared u INC
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nFITL UUHC Ut CUHrIUOIHUTU NVHNoD'
ra.cs, which remain as follows:

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, Pc steamship "yo-
mag will close at 1880 q IN. at the Merchants E1-
change Eu3. so and 90 Pne-st.
The money market was easy during the forenoon at 8
and pr cent on call, but the demand became more
active al the close and currency lent at la2 ha closing
at gold to lS2 Prime business notes move at last
quoted rates.
Government bonds were quiet md prices lilo o" In
consequence Of lower golG though the LONDON market
was reported strong The Treasury will buy 100000
bonds tomorrow. according TO thu My programme.
Fish a. Hatch report as follows;
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THE MARKETS.
fCsrsfully reported for TEE rsprsn 7

fCarefaly reported for TEE TtrBrSLf
TufspAr April n. 1872.
AeHRs-The ~ Pts limited de-
at " "a ga 25 Pearls
dali and prices entirely nominal.
BUILDING MATBRlALSThe demand for Bricks has been only
prices without change Ceneu dm with good IN
quiry. Lahs quiet but steady Lime moderately active but
STEADY. Other descriptions dull but steady. We quote;
Pal. pM..A. NJ ooe 90 aossnd.l. psbi... al so
y RH......eA 1911 LINE a,s,
Jersey. :...:... 600 Common bl..'.' q % %
Philadelphia Fronts. 90 ova+3 W Lshs Rasen NJ IA -
PLAnks PARIS 49,. ~.
Cattle bush. ~ Nova Scotia, w. tur WY "
Goat per bush .....- IS Nova Scotia b. y 006t 30
ICalc BastkCtv%uR oo01 -
BRRswAX-Te market remains with inquiry sales 200
b al <oa<ic. for wes>srn and Southern.
BROOM C0RH-Ths remains ery dull and prices
somsny unchanged, New Hai r@9 do Green q,
0 do Red 3ds and Old do 3aoG. cash. Broons are quiet
bat frn At grass 50 per dos
nCANDEs bat n- nothing al kna and
nomnsy unchangd l9tc for % No.
and sie for 70 Sperm II a Patent +3c sd Psrsnne at $50
d2ce cash
COPPBB-TSs marie. generally Continues dui and pominay
changed although there ar obbng inquiry; sales Of oso bags
Laxuayra, per Jennie, private terms
COTTOSIhe market for ruled quiet with decline Of i
sales have been 70, bales neudng o last evening" 7o for eonssp
stely active ase lover Sales lat e,,alnx after MAJ
900 at 2jle o q; 21ie 100 siee 100 nle 20 At
iye, Jay, 100 At se JAY and August.
Eise cS a HE 100 a Side. DO Il ~ October TO- = =
Dis 100 Dte November, 800 81 ioic November and De,p
bar 100 each At Dye December o is LOO Isle Exchanged
r. d 70 sr SO Nay for so Js k 70 ar lo NAY for 200 Jaae
70 sbe 100 1, delivered %, t 100 ~ iI6c
900 2e, loo at ~ se 100 notice amer G 2sc june
100 at y lss 900 19e, go ., - bite 100 70 II sc al
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The strong tone to tho gold premium was not MAIN
famed today the opening price being lla at midday II
had fallen to Il2 and for moment toucned nh tna'
being bid at the close In the gold loan inc ra.eS
Tor carrying were 9,.2 T. and per cent to fat The
Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 in called bonds
making total of si5O79Ooo in May coupons s562ooo
total of sa7oOo andin overdue interest s Goo total
OF s2s1loo The days business at the Gold Exchange
Rank was as follows: Gold cleared. 100000; gold bal
ances g. Ol2 currency balances, N6slooo The foi-
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CoUPONs and REGISTERED INTEREST, due May l.,
on the Joint Bonds of the TANGIBLE VALLEY. MONT
PELIER AND ST. JOHNsBURY AND ESSEX Co. RAIL
ROAD COMPANIES, composing the VERMONT DIyIs-
will he paid in gold. free of t. S Tax on and after
May l, at the First National Bank. Boston, and at
the Office of FAIRBANKS a. Co., Financial Agents,
81 Broadway, New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-01

THE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LAND GRANT BONDS
of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY. now completed
for SALE at 92l and accrued interest in currency by
WHITE, MORRIS g. Co, No. Is Wall-st., ana
GwYNNE, JOHNSON & DAY. No. 16 Wall:st
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And the following for city bank stocks;

Railroad bonds strong ana in good investment In
uuiry notably the Western established roads, though
Boston, Hartford and Erie lists sold as high az 49, and
guaranteed at g. We hear Of q good demand for the
prominent new issues OF railroad bonds that money
hat Tho following bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-01

bush Barley 800 bills Meal DO bses Meal 40 beg T. Pas IL
bb< Beans 70 bales Hemp - bales Eoos IS bales s 90 ass
Leather SO bales hoss 30 bb OIL 80 ibis Lard OIL ls Pesse
10 pkgs Tsow 22 pigs theee 1919 C6 pes
pigs Beef 80 pg. Get Meats 100 g. srd 10 tsgs Land 20
pi. OIL Cake, - hb sint TryeaHe 20 bb. Rosn ls3 bbA
Tar so PkA Toboco a hhd TsDacc 40 pigs c;srh Hi baIs
Wool, $50 bba WHISKY.