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NVMBEK FKOM THE SEVKKAL STATES.
Inffln ShnnnNI nnnha unrsna Cnlyns

Number OF cars over the different roads--Bos-
ton and Lowell &c, Fitchburg 81, Eastern2
Total li9.
Prices of market Beef-A few choice 80 I5aiO;
extra 81 90 "a 30; first quality 81 500 $50; sec
ond quality s6al 20, tnlrd quality A@6oo
Prices OF store cattle-Working oxen h pair,
from Si0O, $3.50, SiI5ta225.
Mlcn cows and calves from $4,000; extra IS
tdSo. FarrOw COWS Sl5@30.
Yearlings siOa Is; two years old s20d2s; three
years old s30d45.
swine-Northern dressed hogs. 654c y lb.
Prices OF sheep and lambs-in lots, wool sheep
SO %, 50, 50 90 So 30 each; extra ~ a. = head
ol from 4d5c Il ID.
Spring lambs 4J@@6c Il b.
Veal Calves s4ta16.
Prices Of hides, tallow and Standardization
hides &c n NJ country hides SIC Il 10.
Brighton tallow o@5%c T. bi country tallow
Pcits il 75a2 so each.
Lamb skins a15c each calt skins t6aisc
CLASSIFICATION or CATTLE AND suEEP.
NIB. Beet-Choice grades includes nothing
but stabilized 100 to 400 lbs bullocks. Extra
and first quality includes the best, large fat
oxen. Second and third quality includes oxen
and two and three year old steers.
Sheep-EXtra includes cossets, and when those
of inferior quality are thrown out.
REMARKS.
Cuttle-Cattle figures are 1889 head this week
all from the North, There is not manifest
~ any life to the trade. Every butcher was
calculating to buy at lower rates, holding on to
their money. They are buying cattle &c lower
this week, Cattle selling at market for less
than they can be bought for In the country.
This state Of affairs cannot last. Plenty OF hay
in the country, and farmers will not send IN
stock AZ present prices TO any extent. HOugh-
tou d Wilcox sold IA steers, TO dress 100 lbs each
at Sc = ID ID W heifers, to dress so lbs each,
atIkc, I Shackett sold 10 steers TO Went
worth, to dress 40 lbs, at SLc; also steers to
Coward at same price at &c, to dress from
:oJ to COO lbs each. Taylor sod small at
tic, to dress 450 lbs each, at &c Z ID ID W. d Nc
Carthy sold two and three year old cows from
@Ihc q 10 ID W
Sneep and Lambs.-The dullest market on
Lambs we have noticed for "a year One butcher
says "that the money market is tight; that
banks don't like to let out their money at ordi-
nary rates. and must know their man thorough
ly before they part with It," Lambs have been
sold to-day as low as 4]4cf = 10. We heard OF
only one lot selling at &c. Trade for meats very
dnll In the city. Houghton a Wilcox SOL so
Old sheep at sc 2 b, average u lbs, b Dow
sold 100 lambs at 51sc, average 81 lbs Balder-
son sol G34 lambs, average - lbs at 5aSc. ID
Allen sold ll5 sheppard lambs al - rs z head.
ayerage62 lbs.
pouitry-D talers are getting only l5c u 10 for
best Old turkeys mixed lots OF fowl changes
hands at i2N l3c. A fair supply in market.
Very few expected next week In consequence OF
heavy supply of dressed stock.
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PROBATE COURT,
District of Fairhaven.
Hon. j. b. BROMLEY, Judge.

HENRY L CLARK, Register.
a summary of the business transacted in
the Probate court for the district of Fair
haven, in the month of September
Augustus Graves estate, Fairhaven APP
praisal returned and approved.
William Hughes estate, Fairhaven list
of claims returned and approved.
Heman w. French's estate, Poultney
license granted ]. ii. Gaines, administrator
to sell real estate.
A. Champlin's estate, Poultney petition
of administrator for extension of time,
filed and referred to Sept. 90.
Samuel Coburn, minor citation to guar
dian issued.
Wilson Proctor's estate, Castleton will
proved; Pamela Proctor cxecutrix bond
$500 F. A. Barrows and ]. N. Proctor,
commissioners
Theresa NJ. and Elizabeth E. Merling,
minors, Poultney George c. Newman,
guardian bond $500.
Perre G. Ladd's estate, Benson will fill
ed and referred to October 90.
r III Smiths estate Pawlet; appraisal
returned and approved.
Merling Minors, Poultneyi petition for
license to sell real estate, filed and referred
to October 10.
OP Beckwlth's estate, Castletoni assign
ment of personal property to widow.
A Champlin's estate, Poultney exten
H.. - .;,,a al administrator
Samuel Coburn, minor; account OF Nj II
Phelps, guardian, settled.
Alanson Carriers estate, Benson list OF
GAINS returned.
David Andrews estate, Pawiet will
filed and referred to October 20.
A Champlins estate, Poultney list o.
claims returned.
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Allen Il Drew, % Merchants Row. are
selling goods at cost FOR 80 days, to close
out stock Hats Caps, Furnishing Goods
and Ready Made Clothing. Good Goods
nj very low prices.
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Murderer Captured,

WESTMINSTER, Pa oct. ,.
Daniel Jones, who murdered Nelson, in
Highland township about month ago. has
been captured and lodged in Jail last night.
The accused is colorcd man and his vic
tim also coorcd
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Weather Probabilities.
Il.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF ruE)
CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WAsuiNGToN,
ID. c., Oct. 3. 1878 L. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle States, for Saturday,
southeasterly winds, higher temperature
and increasing cloudincss For New Eng
land northcrly winds, vcering to northeast
with cool and partly cloudy weather.
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Che 8utland daily Globe.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER a, 1873.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls, i:4o q 1920 a. M, 1920 &
1898 y. m.
Burlington 1910 & 'iis2 a m, 1880 t7:4o
u. IN.
" Port Henry, 'll:32 q. III
Bennington, ti2:0S p. M, 1920 1925 p.
IN.
" Saratoga, 'l1:45 n. M, 900 p. IN.
- Salem, 1:d0 & 1880 q. m, t340 '4:b5 p. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For Bellows Falls. 1880 1880 a. H., 1910 s. 1900
y. m.
IN.
Port Henry, 500 y. m.
Bennington, $500 & $3.50 q. m, & 1925 p. IN.
Saratoga, 500 u. M, a. 1880 p. m.
Salem, lao 1900 n. m, 1900 1890 p. m.
Mail Train mixed.
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The MOdoc Scaffold.

NEW York, Oct 3.
\ Fort Leavenworth dispatch says the
preparations for hanging the Modocs were
finished Wednesday under the management
of Mr.. Fields the post carpenter. and an
employee of the government for the past
twenty-five years. The erection of gollows
to hang at time is rather an undertake
ing. The uprights stand about seventeen
feet high, surmounted by cross-beam
thirty feet in length. The platform j, set
on pine piles, and is eight feet below the
beam, with hinged front on which the
criminals will be placed Standing. The cut
ting of single rope will upset the three
supports of the platform and give the
murderers six feet drop. Lent. Col.
Iogg will oiliciatc as provost marshal and
superintend the adjusting of the nooscs,
assisted by sergeants and non-commissioned
officers.
The execution will be public. and it is
expected that nearly 1000 Indians will he
present.
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PERsosAL.--Dr. Hayward OF Boston, at the
Berwick House, for one week. Chronic disease
eradicated by his powerful vital magnetic treat
ment. Consultation free. oct2d3d
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DENNlsoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.

over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. Sold by Printers and stationers
Everywhere. lr4
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
1uneQ9d&wtf Wholesale Agents
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Friday, oct. 3.-The court came in at 81
o'clock. The jury in the case of State VS..
II. L. Adams brought in verdic. of not
guilty.
The court will reassemble at 0 o'clock
TIN, morning.
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BY the Gable.

MADRID, Oct. 3.
Senior Sailor, minister to the colonies,
will leave the Goth to visit Porto Rico and
Cuba
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alew advertisements.

49,. ~ ,....;.....x
-
TINHERE WILL BE \ GREAT
L -
AUCTION SALE
OF
CROCKERY sTONEWARE ETC ETC
AT MERCHANTS, ROW.
saturday oct. A.
"1O' w. N'i-'' 'i''' Wv
l. DAwLEY, Auctioneer. Oct4dlt
AT ASUMUN'S
vi IL IL " ~
DIPLOMA AWARDED
A, ,ho rooor, c,o,o Eo;, ro, ,ha, ,ost
81 M;,I;ro n Eano,' " nnJ i Ia
dies FURNISHING Goods
N9 "''
BARGAINS BARGAINS
and ~ "
PATTERN HATS, FLOWERS, PLUMEs, TIPS
rpYuNrn Avn I-NrpINuEn uATs
ihi""nn ~ oN ''A
NOVELTIES IN ABUNDANCE.
TIES, TIESl
Long SILK Windsor Ties in all shades at Us cents
Frlnged at Soc, Polka dot Tie AT 4Oc,, ana iull
and complete line OF all the latest styles ana
we M Se Som sere' tcRed nm IL en- s
TRULY made, $i,0o; Childrens SIPS at 6oc'' all
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MAR IslAe.ES.

In Brandon. September 80. at Brandon Hous
by Rev. d c Roberts, Mr. j r Remington IN
Miss Kate \ Kelsey, both of Salisbury.
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LONDON. Oct. 3.
A chimney 22O feet high, in Northfeet,
fell to-day, instantly killing five persons
and manning dozen others.
EXCITING RrMoRs n FRANCE.
PARIS, Oct. 3.
The city is full of conflicting rumors in
regard to the political situation The re-
port which gained most currency and
caused the greatest excitement was one
stating that the permanent committee of
the assembly would order that body to
meet the 18Th. and the government oilici-
ais, now absent from Versailles, ordered 10
proceed there Immediately, but n dispatch
from official sources. Versailles pronounccs
it untrue.
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NISI PRuUS.

RUTLAND COUNTY COURT, SEPTEMBER TERM,
1878.
Hon. Hoyt II. Wheeler, Chief Judge.
Hon. Hicl Hollister, Judges.
Henry II. Smith, Clerk.
William NJ. Field, Sheriff,
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NHERE WILL BE 4 GREAT
AUCTION SALE

CROCKERY, STONEWAR ETC, ETC,
AT 0 MERCHANTS ROW,
THIS EVEN G.
Saturday oct. A.
GEO. W. CHAPLIN, JR.
l. DAwLEY, Auctioneer. Oct4dlt
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In opening OF the season. Full line of Millinery
and
PATTERN HATS, FLOWERS, PLUMEs, TIPS
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS.
Ribbons, Netts Laces, Frames, &c, ut prices
cheaper than ever.
NOVELTIES IN ABUNDANCE.
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DIPLOMA AWARDED

At the recent State Fair for the most
stylish and handsomest assortment
of Millinery, Fancy and La
dies Furnishing Goods.
, 1873-10-04
THE QUARRYuIEN,

.. Norton Secretary, whose dock iH noar Van
buron street bridge, :haviugI their quarries ut
Lcmont employ about 16o4mcn on tho quarrios,
and 26 to 80 mon in Chicago. Thoy have re-
duced tho mons wages 25por cent, giving them
tho option Of accepting THAT or leaving work.
Quurrymon had heretofore received from, 90 to
s2,5o ror day. Tho mon gomorally accept
Oh tholr share OF tito general misfortune
in good part, but Rome Of tllom quit work.
Those have. however, boon glad enough to como
buck OIL the torms namod, OIL tho solflah ground,
probably. thnt they found things atil worse out
sldo. Tho Company havo several outstanding
contracts, which they aro now filling; md tho
OBJECT OF tho criHia will bo to compel thom to
close their businoHH this yoar fortnight or 20
oarlior tAau usual, ,-l,amoly, about the first OF
next month. BUSINESS lAs been very good,
, 1873-10-04
POLITICAL.
POLITICAL.
? E1I0P.l .l:l.I! rs
/ MI|lE|'lEIi'['ING MI|lE|'lE

In view of our approaching NIL
nicipal election and tho important
issues for tho welfare of our city in
volved therein, wo call on oil those
who look calmly and without prnju-
dice upon tho political situation, to
unite with us, in order to secure
good and economical government
for the next municipal term. We
coll upon those who are in favor Of
an honest and economical City and
County Administration, who nro op-
posed to intemperanco, and endeaV-
or to advance public morals by NOR
al suasion, and not by prohibitory
laws; who are in favor Of a quiet
Sunday by protecting religious sor-
vices without resort to O stringent
general law; who are opposed to the
granting Of licenses to people of bad
repute: who are in favor Of REFORM
ing our police, so that the force may
bo the protectors of life and proper
ty, and not the tools Of intolerance
and bigoted fanaticism; who are in
favor Of LAW AND ORDER, but
are opposed to every Faction and
every Candidate who misapply the
term for the purposes Of intolerance
and tyranny. We invite all Citizens
OF all nationalitios, to whatever po-
itical party they may have formerly
belonged, who adopt the above
views, to meet in Mass-Meeting at
, 1873-10-04
THE RAILROADS,

NOTHING NEW HAS TRANspIREp r.
at tho different railroads in this city IN recard to
tho financial crisis snco day bofr .ro Yesterday,
Yesterday WAS naturally dull DIV, on account
Of the ra.n-storm, but stu i tho roads reported
a slight lmproYomoht IN mo business OF tho day
before: Tho grain f..Atpn,onts have largely in.
croased. and will 80 IN 10 IN to ante-panic tmos,
Merchandise sh1Ipmonts aro very heavy, and in
tho shipment Of live stock slight beginning has
been made, The roads, with tho exception Of
the Northwestern, havo discharged none of tloir
conatrucsion force, and improvements will be
carried forward NJ it nothing had transpired.
The mon discharged on tho freight trains arc
being employed ngain, aud before many days
have passed the railroads will be ns busy and
prosperous as ever, and the last vestigo Of tho
crieia will havo disappeared.
The Pittsburgh j. Fort Wayne and tho stal
Union Railroad lines desire to havo 1t stated thai
from tile first they have received checks from
parties shipping freight aloug their lines.
, 1873-10-04
deposited Us security for It's circulation $780, 000
mixing total Of 80, ,4os, ,5040l Of nsaotH.

deposited as security for ts oifoulhtton $250,00
making total Of 80, ,4os, ,5o404 OF nsaotH.
OF tho total liabilities Of tho bank, amounting
to 2,21a, $4,000, thoro ia due to country dopoa.
itora and country banks, at.310, ,505.48, to city
depositors, including oil aurna s1uo to
THE RELIEF FUND AND THE o1TY TREAauREn,
and to everybody olao, $s7o,6s9.19. There Is
duo on oortiaod cheokB 80, 653.41; on certificates
Of deposit outstanding, $19, 1913, md on checks
deoposlted with tho bank IS margins, by mombers
Of tho Board Of Trade, $4,000.
Union National Dank il s97, ,7o5.15. and tho M
amount to tho credit OF the Relief Fund, Gill;
663.05. Tho entire
COUNTY DEPOSIT
which amounted to $3.50, 900, I,aa boon paid OF.
which dooH not exccod onosfxth Of tho ontiro
amount to ftf credit in this city will be paid by
the Union National Bank 81 faat as tho rcq1ire-
mIonts OF tho socloty demand Its payment, and
bunk. Tho oo[corta Of tho Union Nationni Bunk
aro prepared to pay tl,ctr proportion Of tho city
deposits standing to tho Treasuror Of the city aB
they may be needed. OF tile entiro amount of
tho clty deposits tic Union National Bunk does
for believing, hold moro than ono-tenth.
They arc prepared to pay as promptly in propor
ton to tho amount Of these deposits which thoy
hold as any other Of tho banks Of this city.
oouArnv ooTI.ECrfoNs.
In q poregrination among tho wholesale mer~
chants our reporter was quite H,,rls'aeu to find
their description OF tho condition Of things much
more favorable than could reasonably have been
anticipated. Many Of them reported trade
Frightening daily, while oil said business was
u.ucIl botter than thoy Ind hoped for, On tho
subject Of collections they spoke with evident
pleasure member Of a largo Wholesale house
OIL Madison street Baid that ut no time in Sop
tonber lust was thoro SO good three-days' list
OF collections III they could show for tho Tues
day, Wednesday, and Thursday Of ths week..
ing thoir utmost to make roinittances. Alto
gethor, the Wholesale trado Of tho city, Judging
from tho statements Of tho Wholesale merchants,
is fast recovering its autumnal status and there
arc excellent prospects Of good fall tradu
after all.
, 1873-10-04
ELSEWHERE.
THE TONE OF WALL STREET.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.


ON TIE STOCK EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK; Oct. 3.-It was not known With any
deilniteness how far private adjustment and
liquidation have boon Affected botwoeu debtors
and creditors on tho Stock Exchange but 1t
seems sufficiently apparent from the huoyaucy
OF tho market and tho prevalent cheerful fecl-
ing that tho differences must lave been worry
GENERALLY arranged before tho opening OF tho
board this morning. Tho sales undor tho rule
wero not of sufficient magnitude to call for spec
ial montion+ II, therefore,, tho day may bo
taken AZ an indication Of days to come, tho
o1oitomont is substantially over, and wa
arc to hayo tapid return to bcttor
prices. Tho market was little uu-
certain at tho start, because Of
the natural nervousness OF tho Btroot Oh tho
fnal day OF grace granted to delinquent stork
brokers by the Governing Committee OF tho
Exchange. Az tho day advanced, aud the do
Ivory hour passed. with a few salca Ut stock ILL.,
dor tho rule for the account OF Albert Cule, tho
single suspension OF tho ]ay.
AN ACTIVE uuyIN0 DEMAND BET IN
Which did not olMl until ! o'clock, when pricoa
lad roacllod polnt several dogroeH higher than
those onrront at tho opening, Contfal did
tlnguiBhod ltsolf by riB0 to u, helped III by u
LolMlon denaud, whi1e the position Of Luke
Shore boiug assured, prcos advanced 10 ~.
THE OuLn MARKET
was weak aud lower again today, with no new
considerations affecting tho course Ut the pro-
mium, tue market being without speculative Ills
fConf;nu1d M fha Ei1hth Jsa1s1
, 1873-10-04
RECOVERED.
Strong Evidence Of Returning
Strength in Banking and
Business Circles.
The Merchants Report Good
Collections from Coun-
try Customers.
Statement Of the Condition Of
the Union National
Bank.
A Tour Among tine Stonc-
Cutters and Quar-
rynnen.
Continued Improvement in
Railroad Freight
Business.
4 Decidedly Better Feeling Eyinced
in Wall Street Yesterday.
The New York City Banks Gaining
Largely in Currency.
A Million Of Loan-Certiticates Retired--.
Quoted Nearly at Par.
Jay Cooke & Go. Make Favorable Propo.
siti0n to Their Creditors.
Currency Becoming Comparative
1y Plentiful in WASH
ington.
Senator Thurman ahd Congressman Gar
field on the Resumption
Question.
Jay Cooke G. Go. Make 4 Favorable Propo.
sition to Their Creditors.
Currency Becoming Comparative
1y Plentiful in WASH
ington.
Senator Thurman aAd Congressman Gar
field Oh the Resumption
Question.


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, 1873-10-04
DISSOLUTION


The copArtnorship horetofoso existing totween n.
Goorgs and II. MenKel Is Dissolved BY mutual oonsont.
II. Mongol will continue tho busncss ut the old stand
In East Adams. .st., vhore he Will settle all ols!ms.
, 1873-10-04
THE STONE-CUTTERS.


that so7orAl of tho yards we're closed up before
tho reporter reached thom, aftor o'clock, this
report is not quite complete but the tour OF tho
stoue-yards Of tho South Side. which practically
includes all tho stone-yasts Of any consequence
in tho city, WAS conscientiously made, and prob
ably not more than three or ut least four es-
tablBhmonta wore omitted from tho following
report:
PETER NEu l. COMPANY,
stoue-outterB, corner Of Hnrrison street and
Fifth avenue, gave good nova. They discharged
all their hands laat Saturday, but sufficient busi-
ncBs has since come in to onable them again to
employ full force, namely twenty-five atono-
cutters, The scene at the ward was d busy.
ohaorf,,, o,a o,, ~ wv, ta,,,. ho.a - ,,a.,'
ou9oaAM ouo' w. 'uo mon n uoine nAta " "otA
anu well content to nnu themselves 80 much
better OIL than they had expected. The firm
say things look 30 much brighter TINT thcy saw
M reaaon tn fenr hefnp ah1e to Etcn al, t1,o;r
,ror,,,.,, =, tu o.,,,,1a'E,zt -, H., - ~
,..-.," - 'A4eHs ~ '4'o "4u'o1' ~
reduction has been made IN wages, and none will
bo made unloBB At1aira take gloomy turn again.
stoue-cutters. corner OF Harrison md Franklin
otroot. ,rn Lao,;no al +1,o; WV, 1ara - .an,.
.., r. t... 80 a..t....1 A.a.a ~ "olA
on 1naeofaa 1os iour oeautuul puuologa On
Grand boulevard, corner Of Forty-0rst street,
and will koep them at work as long as thoy have
unfinished controcta tn sunnlv. md hv
49,. 4;se ts.sa sNFt'9'
sAo t11no 'i'oeo eon'i"e'7 ato up lucy
position to keep everything going on smoothly.
They usually employ rs men, but this forco was
dim;niahoa baforo tho mani, camo ard a,or,.
1,o., Inv ,,., ,,,xo inv ;,taa5 - hoa-. m,a.,
Ala" 'Aey no" u"so tuoy 'ateho " heop. Lucy
havo made no reduction Of wages Us yet, and do.
not intend to make reduction unloas matters,
grow worse than thoy aro at nj esont.
urs,,v rnnsT !.
con,rac1or lot cus anu sa"eu ssono. ounce no. 100
Fifth avenue, yard and mill Nos. 447 to 1853 Fifth.
avenue, between Polk and Tay1or streets, en-.
p1oys the same number OF mon. and has ulentv
of work for them. M far Ths dif6ou1tioa of coi..
iactnn ~ owavar na1o - mnnaSha ~ ~ h;n
to i,a,,n Aoo IN h D tho fnrmer stsri1ord A: ~:
3 oo,;o,s ~ ~ ~ aoet ,1aa ..d a.
%Gr tha @ nav chaeSfv occppntod pot Thma @ % ha H.
pv n@ =" arn o hv ~ ta an
,n6noU ~ f;n;ss ht;,J;naa 10 Iocs ot fools snr.
,ronT = ~ W. ~ ,a""i
II noncv ~ aasicr er A'3o' ~0'A 49, 1ANA' No
5Acon souM1nr. !
Fiftl1 ayanne' betweon Harrison and poik
It ;nsnaas;bi" tn mnka collonf;ons. fie hos nlon.
ty OF business to kaep iii lis men hard At work.
son,n1ror;,v 1Uo wthot frnds Asanon ~ nnrroncy
IL ~ be i,nd Ia ,s; o,n.,iov ta M m,,nhor ~
men " as M hnToro @ WILL o--'p'o' 'Ao o'''o
JOHN a1nsou. !
corno- y, Hn-r;son an1 Frantl;n .+roata baa
nmmhar ~ ~ nantracta n cnmninta mi - "a an~
vo-1, eo,ooa T., ~ +,o -noon+n,a thora rr;i 10 ~
dncharra NJ man ' ne wili comnioto ali cnns.
tracts il hand, but 1lnds money searce, although,
ho iii able to rub along; a. y nr.x,..
,oroaa thu road from Gihann;s nlace hns neit3,or.
% d;acsrccd @ @ amv nan mr. 1od,,cc1 ihnir wacaa
and seas M moccas;tv for doinT 40 nnti tn" c5osa
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