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1t was mentioned some time since that
q convict in the Maryland penitentiary
had made a set of harness for . gentle
man in Talbot County who had defend
ed him on his trial. The Eastan Star
of Tuesday says:- -s~a--
ssThe harness has been received BY
Mr.. Gibson and IS now hanging up in
John 4. Brady,s shop. Il 3 gold
mounted and very handsomelx mads---
the finest set of harness In the county.
It shows that Mesinnis who was an ig-
norant, back-country rough when he
was convicted, has become since his
confinement in the penitentiary 1ifttr
class mechanic. The job is certainly
very creditable to the penitentiary Il
this set Of harness is affair sample OF the
average penitentiary work IN all its de-
partments the mechanics of Baltimore
have good reason to fear it as q COM
petitor in business
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clay bank. The Captain put his hands
to his mouth and shouted:
ssDig only one grave-make it wide
enough for two.''
And all the passengers nodded assent
and satisfaction.
Time had been short since the news
reached the steamer, but the Benefits
carpenter, who was himself a married
man, had made plain coffin by the
time the boat tied up, and another by
the time the grave was dug. The first
was put upon long handbarrow, over
which the Captain had previously spread
a tablecloth, and, followed by the la
dies, was deposited beside the body OF
Red. Half an hour later the men placed
Black in the other coffin, removed both
to the side of the grave, and signaled
the boat.
SNOW, ladies and gentlemen" said
the Captain.
The Judge appeared, with q very
solemn face, his coat buttoned tight to
his throat, and the party started. Col
May, of Missouri, who read Voltaire
and didn't believe in any thing, ma
liciously took the Judges arm, and re-
marked: q
stYou didn't finish your story
judge ~ n
The Judge frowned reprovingly.
ssBut, really persisted the Col
onel, .sI don't want curiosity to diver
my mind from the solemn services abou
to take place. Do tell me if they evel
oo,,.r,% tho rocoo1c -
ssThey never did y replied the Judge
sThe Sheriff hunted and advertised
but he could never hear word of eithe
of them. But I'd know either one O
them at sight. Sh-h-h-here we ar
at the grave
The passengers, officers, and crey
gathered about the grave. The Judg
removed his hat, and, as the Captain
uncovered the faces of the dead, com
menced:
sssI am the resurrection and tn
life Why, there's the horse-thief
now, Colonel! beg your pardon, la
dies and gentlemen. He that believed
in-'''
! Just then the Judges eye fell upol
the dead woman's face, and he ex
claimed:
ssAnd there's the Sheriff's assailant!
III. 4. Barton, IN Frank Leslie's q
lustrated Newspaper.
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Cotton.Spinning North and South.

Random conjectures are frequently
made about the comparative cost OF cot
on-spinning in the South, where the
staple grows, and the North, whittier it
has to be carried. All the facts, how
ever, such as the difference in wages,
cost of material used, carriage, COM
missions, insurance and other items of
expense, have never been given, and q
Judgment cannot be made upon the
question till these facts are furnished.
Some very interesting information,
however, bearing on the subject is sup
piled by the Southern papers, which,
if correct, shows strongly in favor Of
the South as field for cotton-spinning.
The average profit of six representative
New England mills for the last ten years
has been tritie less than IL per cent.
on the capital employed; in the South j,
the Macon (Ga.) mills made in the
same time s. per cent, the Petersburg
(Va. mills over % per cent. the Au-
gusta (Ga. mills over 20 per cent. the
Tallahassee ella. factory 20 per cent.
and the Columbia Is. Co. mills over 20
per cent. These profits are attractive
enough to show that cotton manufac-
turing is very good business either at
the North or the South, but that the ad-
vantages are in the South. II
is reasonable that they should
be, for the Southern mills
not only get cotton without
hauling it, but they have the advantage
of cheaper labor. Thus the same bale
of cotton that could be furnished to a
Georgia mill at no cost for carriage
could not be carried to Lowell, Mass. !,
for less than 81 .65, including commits.
sion, insurance, transfers and Other
minor charges. This, on 45O pounds
Eof cotton, reduced to 382 pounds by
wastage, is 13 l-3 per cent. its value
estimated at 15 cents pound. The only
offset to this is the greater cost OF get
ting bale of cotton goods from Georgis
to New York than from Massachusetts
to New York, for distribution; in tht
one case it is 90 A, and in the othel
S1s41---a difference of $1.O3 per bale il
lfavor of New England. But even afte1
this allowance is made, the advantages
are considerably in favor of the Georgi'
mill, showing that cotton manufactures
at least !, can be maintained more cheap
IN in the cotton States than in tn
| North, and that the people Of the Soutl
can do the bulk of the cotton-spinnin:
for this country whenever they resolv
to.-St. Louis Republican. sd
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THE NUN AND HARP.

BY IA ..R1ET PRESCOTT sPOrFoRD.
WIS. memory fired her pallid faceI
Nhat passion stirred her blood:
what tide OF sorrow and desire
Poured its forgotten flood
IIDon q heart that ceased to beat,
Long since, with thought that life was
sweet
When nigats were rich with starry dusk
And the rose burst its bud?
HadTnot the western glory then
stolen through the latticed room,
Her funeral raiment would have shed
more heart-breaking gloom
Had not dimpled convent maid
HING in the doorway, half afraid,
And left the melancholy place
Bright with her blush and bloom.
Reside the gilded harp she stood,
And through the singing strings
Wound those wan hands of folded prayer
In murmurous preludings.
Then, like voice, the harp rang high
IT'S melody. as climb the sky,
Melting against the melting blue,
Some birds vibrating wings.
All, why of all the songs that grow
Forever tenderer,
Chose she that passionate refrain
Where lovers, mid the stir
or wassailers that round them pass,
Hide their sweet secret? Now, alas,
IN her nuns habit, coifed and veiled,
What meant that song to her!
Slowly the western ray forsook
The statue in its shrine,
A sense of tears thrilled all the air
Along that purplipg line.
Earth seemed place of graves that rang
TO hollow o'steps, while she sang
"Drink to me only with thine eyes,
And will pledge with mine."
- NeDfe4nbes AtZ1ntic
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A YOUNG farmer living near town has
sent in after whisky six times this sea-
son to cure snake bites, and some peo-
pie are uneharitable enough to express
the opinion that he keeps snake on
ice, and thaws it into state of ferocity
whenever he gets thirsty .-Brunsuict-
er.
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SPECIAL SESSION OF IKE SENATE
C~c'ssios Of sasu~acy's Proc,eds.g..

AFTER our report closed on SATURDAY
Mr. Bayard continued his remarks on HE
resolution IN reference to Louisiana Affairs
offered by Mr.. Anthony. At $50 D. M. ne
gave way TO Mr.. Cooper, who moved - al
youIn; lost--ayes 20, noes 81. Mr.. Bayard
subsequently, again gave way 10 Mr.. Cooper,
who again moved to adjourn; Iost-syes %
noes .. Finally IL was agreed TO take n re-
cess until D. ma.
When She Senate I>-assembled Mr.. Bay
ard continued his remarks, and was followed
by Mr.. Maxey. ATS O'Clock another motion
10 adjourn was lost.
Messrs. Anthony and Sherman proposed
that the democrats name n time when they
would take a vote, but Mr.. Bsyari said his
side wanted the matter fully discussed, aud
would prefer not 10 name any particular
time.
Mr.. Whyte offered, on his own responsible
Ity, a resolution that the Senate adjourn on
THURSDAY next al noon, upon which Mr.. Lo-
gan remarked, mot much"
The regular order was then protested with
and Mr.. Maxey concluded his speech.
Mr.. Davis moved TO strike from the resolu-
ton the word ''approve;" rejected
Messrs. kerDan and Eaton then made
speeches against the resolution, when an
other motion TO adjourn was lost. 20 20 "a
At 11.S0 p. m. Mr.. johnson (Tenn) oh
tanned the noor, and the Senate after an ex-
ecutfve session adjourned.
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Dice.

ASHLEY. Suddenly, on the morning Of the "a
inst. JoSErH X. ASHLEY.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
BEALL. On Monday, March ga WM. DENT
BEsLL, IN the I'D year ct gis age.
The friends Of thc family res occtfuit invited
20 ATTEND the funeral from his late residence, "a
West street Georgetown, on "Wednesday, zlth inst,
at { O'Clock .. m. 1 Bal iinlore Gazette and New
York Times please copy
CARPENTER. At Brentwood, II. G., on the I'd
instant, BEN. +. CARFENTER, Ia The 18th year Of
his age.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
his son. u. ID. Carpenter. "Wednesday, 2lth inst /,
al clock p. m. relatives and friends respect
fully invited 10 attend. Troy Y, papers please
copy.
DRURY. On the 22d instant. at l. IS a. m, EBEN
N. lEURY, in the = tn year Of hts age
Funeral from his late residence, 314 lst street
southeast, Tuesday, sd, at O'Clock y. m
KEARNs. On Sunday, 2lst instant, AFTER q loDe
and painfu illness, JOHN hEARN., aged ~ cars ana
snonfhs, a native Of County ROsscommon, Ireland
corner i9th and streets northwest, on Tuesday, AZ
soclook o. m. The friends OF the family are re
specIfully invited 90 attend. Baltimore and 81
Louis papers please copy.l
LEE At Aiken. South Carolina, on the Hath ia
slant, JANIS o. LsR, aged a. years.
POLGLASE. On the 2ist isstant, Of typhoid e.
yer, JEREMIAH WINFIELD. eldest son OF Benjamin.
ard II affha n. poigiAse, aged 10 year..
The mineral will take place from has parents resi-
evening, 10 which TRENDS are invited.
ToBIN The fzneI al Of Mrs. SALLY Tosrs viii
take piece from her late res dence, Nc 1926 2lst
street, TUESDAY, Zs inst, at oclock and proceed
10 Sc Stephen Church. friendsof the family are
invited 10 attend.
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AT TlON SALES.
THIS a rERNn0N
h0wNMAN GREEN
~ Real Estate Brokers and Auctioaeers
4f2 1th street northwest
THOMAS p0WLfNts Aucfione.r

AhOm So DoW Auctt1neer.
TRUST. Es, SALE OF yALUABLE PROPERTY
~ Az - ION ABOUT 30 At,REs, ADJuIs.
HOUSE AND LOT IN SQUARE s22
LII 49, and recorder in liber us folio al OF the
u nd records Of Wash ngtor county district Of CO.
nmeia, ans by direction Of he party secured there
by we viii ssn. at public aac;ion, in front of the
property, on MONDAY, March %, lS75. at = o'clock
p m. AL that piece or parcel OF laud in sal county
and District being part OF Scotland and Barbados
enlarged Beginning for the at a stone planted
On the east side Of the turnpike road leading from
" Washington TO Bladensburg, and standing at the
corner OF the farm owned by the Reform school:
ana thence, reversing the line of the entire tract
nnrth " degrees, each 53s perches; thence south Al
degrees east ~ perces thence north III degrees cast
Z& perches; thence south Il degrees east ssix
Rerches, south 1sS degrees west ~ perehes; south
81 degrees west AZ perches north 81 degrees east NJ
prchee TO the beginning.
Also, AT O'Clock p. M, on tho same day, Tot g,
10 = " Adams subdivision Of original lot 5, &c, in
Terms Of sale o. &C., with ten per cent interest. ar
81 600 from November 1st ls7I and ten Der cent in
terest ECO from May lst IE4 toget her with the
expenses of sale In cash. balance i'm and II mouths
secured by notes and deeds of trust the property
SAO down when the property is struck or IT tho
Terms 81 sale are not complied with in dye GAYS from
eaie, the trustees reserve the right resell the
perry at the rick and cost Of the purchaser
or purchasers.
F. 4. Rpe,RRSsrEruLB. Trustees.
BOWMAN & GREEN, Real Estate Brokers
marlltd THOMAS DOWLING Anet
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MASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w (SGccessor to Green K Williams, Aucts.,)
No 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID sts

AUCTION SALE AN rNIMPROVeD BUILD
ING LOT IN STREET SOUTH, BETWEEN
9Tm AND 10Th STREETS WEST, IN SQUARE
SIS.
Sss by vir ne Of decd Of trust, dated July 9th,
50 1878, and duy recorded in Liber No. 72i, folio
$500 i64, one of the land records in and for the Dis
Tict of Columbia, at the written direction of the
party secured thereby, shall procsed TO sell, At
p Mon THURSDAY, March 25th, ISIS, ali that
certain piece parcel or lot OF ground, situate,
District of Columbia, known and described UPON the
ground plan Of said city Lot numbered thirty l3D
eighr, (3ss.D
Terms CT sale: S333S3, together with interes. from
JULY 18th ls73 nd penses of sale In cash and the
balance at twelve and eighteen months after date,
cured by deed Of trust on the property sold. Con-
yeyiDs At cost Of purchaser; Two hqndrsd dollars
to be paid down Immediately after sale. Sale posi-
tive. y. A. B0sWELL, Trustee.
mar13 WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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vTNHoS. X. WAGGAMAN,
i Real Estate Auctioneer, 81 0 7th street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL e
TATE NAE ST. ALOYaIuS CUuRGd

TkUSTEE cALE OF VALUABLE REAL E5-
TATE MAR ST. ALoYsIUS CHURCH.
a By virtue of deed of trust, dated on the 7th
k:a day Of June. A. ID. 1858, and duly recorded in
Washington county, D, C., and By direction OF the
party secured thereby. will sell at public auction,
FRIDAY. the I'd day of April, A. d. 1875, lot nun.
bered eighty six tS6) in Shepherds recorded subdi-
three CO.'S D, in the city Of Washington.
Terms: One third in cash tof which $50 must be
in six and twelve Hoths. with interest, and secured
by deed Of trust. The terms to be fully complied
Trustee reserves the right resell rick and sosi
cf the first rurchss.r All an.ing az pnrc'ias
er's cost. A. =: sHEPHEED. Trustee.
marle-ec&ds TH0S. L. MAGoAMAN, Auot.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers,
~ Corner Ninth and ID streets northwest.


TRISTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
AND NORTH STREET, AND ON Ii STREET
NORTH, FRONTING THE CAPITOL
GROUNDS, AT AUCTION.
Ass BIZ virtue of certain deeds of trust given TO
ETe me dated the IL day of December, 4. ID. 1875,
80 aud recorded in iber No 49, folio i07 and Ito
400, one Of the land records for WashngtOn county
IN the District of Columbia, and bY written request
Of the parties secured thereby, will sell at public
auction on MONDAY, the 2Gth day of March, A. ID.
those certain pieces or parcels of ground situated
and lying in the city Of Washn yton ard District Of
Columbia, and known and described on the plat or
plan of said city lots numbered twenty (22l
twcgty three 2D, and twenty four "a in the subii
vision 10y the heirs Of William Hickey, of the
part Of original lot numbered five (5 in square
numbered SIX hundred and eighty six i650 the same
conveyed 10y said W lillian Hckey's heirs to Geo.
II Whitney by deed, dated lst day of August, A. ID.
1851, together with all and singular the improve
ments, priv ieges, hereditaments and sppurte1ances
TO the same belonging, or 10 any manner appertan-
ing:
said cIcumbrance can remain upon the property, il
desired fy purchaser.
Terms of sale S2770 T6 and interest Mt 10 PER cent
per from llth of December, A. ID. ISIS, day
of ale and penses of sale in ca>h balance in
and two years nOses bearing per cent. interest ad
secured by deed of trust upon the property sold.
COnveyancing, &c, at cost of the purchaser. de-
sold. IL the terms of sale not complied with
in seven days from day of sale the pr perty will be
reSold at the Iisk and cost of the defaulting pur
John T.. TYLER, Trustee
marIi-td DUNCAN5ON BROS, Aucts.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That this ssbscrs.
u Der having obtained from the supreme Court OF
the District 81 Columbia, holding q special tern,
JOHN HUMPHREY, ffe o. Washington city,
pinrfct Of Oolunsbia, deceased, all persons haytng
% exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereef, -
the subscFiber, on before the 18th day Of sroe
next; they mas Otherwise By isv be excluded fruo
I'll bene6f Of the said estsf. Given under nT hsse
@sr lSsn u JOIN OH =. cRsws, Aaninisirsssr.
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WASH b. WILLIAMS, Auc.loneer,
w tSuccessor to Green Williams, AuctsD
No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID streets

CHAECERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAI,
PK0PERTY, ON 13IH STREET WEST, Be
TWEEN q AND STREETS SOUTH
O. BY virtue Of q decree OF thu Supreme Court of
The District Of ColunIbia passed in equity cause
No. 4l35, doc Il, Norwood ct al VS. Norw ioi ct al
the undersigned trustee viii sell, at bic auction
u iront Of the premises, to the hisne bidder on
MONDAf, March 22d, 1875, at clock o. m :,
parts of original Lots numbers fourteen (Iii aud
htteen 15l, in Square Numbered two huudred and
ninety seven l9l in the city OF Wa>hingson. said
parts Of lots fronting thirteen I3) feet and six 6j
inches on 18th street southwest. and running back
fifty four 81 feet and hree inches together with
he improvements, consisting IF small Brick
Dwelling House
Terms of sale prescribed ny the decree are: One
third of the purchase in cash; and the reilue
in two equal insttlmens, payable respectively in six
and twelve months after thu day of sale, with inter
est deposit of $50 will be required at the time of
purchase. All conveyancing at purchasers cost. If
one week from nd after The dsy OK sale the rnste
reserves the right to resell said property after giving
Fix day notice, at the risk and If the frat pr
chaser. NJ ASHFORD, Trustee.
marJ5-dkGS WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct
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Young AND MIDDLETON. Auctioneers,
IL Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
Office: SO Market Space, Board Of Trade Rooms.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Lots IN SQUARE N o

- the District Of Columbia. in equity cause M.
81; Wherein VIM T. CLARK Is plaintiff and
others, are defendants, shall, on TUESDAY, the
oh day Of AIril io75, at 5 O'Clock p. m, Offer f5r
and three {3 and he tn half Of lot ~ in
square Fix hundred and fifty rour 65ii. The said
lies between Half street and First street west,
and between o and streets south.
Terms Of sale: one-fhird cash; and the remainder
In two equal payments. at SIX 81 and twelve III
months with interest six (6, per from date of
SALE the deferred payments to be secured by deed of
trust the properly. de cost Of $50 each lot
will be required Of the purchaser the day of re
IL the terms OF purchase are not complied with with
IN ten days OF date OF SALE the properly viii be resod
at the rick OF the purchasers.
FRANCIS MILLEe. Trustee
marI5 2aw3w YOUNG &MIOOLET0y, Aucts
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u Ii. WARNER,
ID. Real Estate broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and SITS. northwest

Federal Buildings corner 7th and SITS. northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILD:
STREETS NORTHWFS WITHIN A SQUARE
OF THE NEW NORTHERN LIBERTIES
60 BY virtue Of q deed of trust, dated March ID,
A. d. 1873, duly recorded in Liber No. III, folio
s<&H 30, of the lard records for Washington
county, III the District of Columbia, and at the
qnest the parties secured thereby and others
cerned we will Te at pnbic auction front of the
premises, on WEDN tSDAY, March 24th, ISIS, at
80 clock p m, all that certain piece or parcel
OF ground, situate and lying in the city OF Washing
ton, ID. c. and des gate the plat OF said city as
part Of lot numbered three. 90 in square numbered
four hundred and fifty 40 comprised within the
following metes and bounds: BEGINNING for tn. same
at point on the line of New York avenue, one hun
dred and thirty three 1881 feet four D inches from
the southeast corner Of said square, AMI running
thence in q northwestern direction with the diyid-
ing lines of lots two t2l AMI three, 81 in said
square, ninety (90) feet inches; thence west
TO the lire Of New York avenue one hnndred and
two (l2) feet nine AMI half (9ls) inches; thence
with the line of New YOrk avenue in Ortheast9Tiy
direction twenty bine 29I feet and half Ia inch to
the place OF beginning. containing twenty eight
hundred and eight (2 ro0S) square feet OF ground
mere or less.
Terms: One fourth Of the purchase money in cash
balance in 0ne two aud three with interest az
ten per cent. per annum. payable quarterly, OF all
cash, at tho option Of the purchaser. 1t terms OF
sale are net complied with III zen days the Trus
tees the right tp resell the properly at the
risk and cost OF the defaultng purchaser after five
days advertisement.
WILLIAM r. MATTINGLY,l r,rs.s..
married. L. COLD&ELL, Salesman.
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CBAEcERY SALE or v -LuABLE IMPROVED
kEAL fR0rERTr ON srHEEr, NEAR

CBAEcERY SALE or v -LuABLE IMPROVED
Lam STREET NORTHWEST
o. BE- virtue Of q decree Of the Supreme Coxrt of
Ii the District Of columbis, sitting in equity and
passrd in equity cause No. 4Os7 toc Il, Carroll va
Land ct al, the undersigned, trustees, appointed
by said Court. Will sell At public auction in front Of
the premises, on TUESDAY, March 23d, lS5, at
O'Clock p m, part OF original lot numbered fifteen
ISL I'm square numbered two hundred and fty- three
t2s3l, in the city Of Washington, beginning for the
same at the northeast corner OF said lot, running
thence west 3 feet 10 inches thence ruth 50 feet
inches thence east = feet inches; thence south p
feet i0h inches; thence east 8 feet inches; and
thence north 81 feet 0l inches t. the point Of be.
ginning, together with the improvements thereon,
consisting OF comfortable two story and attic brick
This property Is located near the Treasury and
other Departments Of the Gov ernment and in prox.
unity to the Ebbitt House and Wilsrd's Hotel, and
by reason its location Possesses great advantages
nearly opposite the Foundry NJ. II. Church, being
house No 1874 C street northwest.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree One
third Of the purchase money in cash. and the residue
IN three equal Dstalments, pay able six, twelve and
eighteen months respectively after the day of SALE
with interest. deposit Of $40 will be required at
the time of purchase. All cOnveyancing at purcha-
ser cost VI the terms of sale shall not be fully
piled with within one week after the day of sale, the
trustees reserve the right resell the property at
the rick and cost of the first purchaser after giving
six days notice of such resale.
II. X. ELLIOT, (r.
A,TH0MAS BRAnGFY.S iiustces.
marl5-d&ds WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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William Taylor, a soldier OF the war OF
1872, and the first white male child
born in Cincinnati, died there a few days
since. His golden wedding was celebrated
i'm 1865.
RJ-Four indictments have been found by
the grand jury against Wilbur T.. Storey Of
the Chicago Times. Three of them charge
him with libel, and the fourth charges him
with publishing an obscene and scaadalous
newspaper.
nS-This is the season OF the year when the
farmer tells his son John that IL he will sort
over 10 bushels OF potatoes, feed the stock,
repair that fence, and reShingls the cOrn-crib.
he may have the rest OF the day 10 go "a bbit-
hunting Dc.fOE Free PrcsS.