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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-16
Chicago Mark ct.

CHICAGO, August l4.-Flour-Firm
and unchanged. Wheat-Actiye; No. |
Chicago spring nominally 81 80; No. >
81 20 bid spot; 81 10! seller September;
II l6(al Il seller October; No. ) 81 l4ta
l43; rejected 81 o. Corn-Steady and
in moderate dcmaud; No. , G7$MG7j j.
spot; CSC seller September; 72c seller
October; rejected soc. Oats--Firm and
in far demand; No. 2 5Oc spot; iOic
seller August BarIey-Quie! and steady
at 81 Us seller September. Rye-DuII
and nominal Mt S3G Soc. Pork-DulI ut
81 50 spot; $50 1ja2O 50 seller October,
Lard-Quict and steady at $l3 3O@l& 80
spot: $l3 40 seller September. Bulk
Mcuts-Steady and in moderate demand;
shoulders S{m SEC; short rib 1919; short
clear l24c. Whisky-Dcmnnd tar and
market firm at II -.
On call board-W hcnt-Stcady at
81 lsGl lSS seller September. Corn
Easier nj G73c seller August; 6S}c seller
September. Outs-Stcady at 4Oic seller
August; 355c seller September. Pork
Firm AT $50 80 seller September and De-
tobrr. I.ard-Firm at Sl@ 90,
Receipts 500 head Weak
and in limited demand. Common to
extra shipping steers - 2j@G 81; poor
to good stock 81 7OCG3 IS; uative choice
- jOm4 o.; through Texans - 00C3 -.
Hogs-Rcceipts 1000 Market tirm"r'
Poor bacon hogs 81 7j(G7 %; common TO
good heavy s. 40a7 30; extra heavy
s. OoGs 2j; shippers So 5O@S y. Sheep
Receipts 200 heavy. Market more nc-
tive and closing weak. Poor TO extra per
100 lbs 50 OOia5 %.
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THE nISSISSIPPIJETTIES.
Progress Of the WorkBegun by Capt.
InHS.


We take the following from the New
Orleans Times: Work upon the
cttics ia progressing as fovorabIy "a
could have been anticipated, and the re-
suits already obtained, We hear, are OF
the most satisfactory character. On the
eastern location piles have been driven n
distance Of 300 feet from the shore, and
iui-rd together by scantlings. The time
nunurcd theory that the bottom would be
found OF character to preclude the pos
sibih,y of pIlc-driying, or, in other words
that heavy sticks of timber would sink in
the bottomlcss depths, only to rcappear
miles distant upon the surface of the wa
ter, proves an utter ialacy. Upon $50
meal feet of willow ma,rbs> sunk along
the piles, there has accumulated from
eighteen to twenty-iOur inches of scdi-
m"nt. and n the same time water which
az tL" commencement of the work was
from live to ten feet deep hns deepened
from five to ten fleet more, there being
eleven feet where formerly there were
but FIVE, and twenty feet where there were
twelve The manufacture of immcncc
willow mattresses go's forward upon the
ways. where the material is brought in
bsrgc- After construction they are
launched, dropped to the piles, filled
with stone and sunk. Work upon the
western location, which vii commence
during the current week, it i thought,
viii advance with even greater rapidity
than the first
ON the western shore piles are being
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, August 14.-Cotton -
Quiet and easy at l4i@ll4c; futures
closed quiet and firm; August IL 29-32Ca
Is l5-l6c; September 13f@l3 25-32c;
October 10 9-l6@19 1890; November
l3 9.l6@13 1890; December IL ls-92!a
10 7-l6c; January Is ll-l6@l34ci FEB
ruary Is 29-32@l3 5-l6c; March Is 3l.32
@l4!c; April IA 9-32@l4 5.lGc. Flour
Receipts IA, 627 barrels; dull and prices
still rule strongly in buyers favor
superfne western and State 50 l5G5 DO;
common to good extra western and
state s. 7566 20; good to choice do 50 70
(d,6 So; common to choice white wheat
western extra St 90G1 So common 10
good extra s. -. Rye Flour-He"Vy
at SIS 0OG6 Is. Corn Meal-Steady at
81 OO64 80. Wheat-Recdipts 2O3, $50
bushels; spring opened dull and about lie
lower for No. 2, but with a good demand
and closed firm fer prime; winter dull
and unsettled; sales 100000 bushels at
81 33(ol 34t for prime No. Chicago;
chiefly ut 81 81; 81 29@Gl @2 for heated
do chiefly al 81 81; 81 2i@l 30 for no
2 northwestern; 81 80 for No. Mil
waukee; 81 47@l Az for No. ] spring;
81 30@l - for ungraded Iowa and Mn
nesota. Rye-Quiet. Barley-Daii'
Malt-QufGt. Corn Receipts 81 $50 bush
els; 2(d3c lower and fairly actiye; closing
heavy at 7GIM79c for steamer western
mixed; 794@Sl!c for do SAIL oIt9'Z1
for yellow western. Oats-KecelptS
u go bushels; % lower, with fair bust
ness, partly speculative, at 6OCG62tc Tor
western mixed; 6S@7Oc for white DO.
IIay-Stcady at $50 90 for shipping;
Coffee Rio shadetirmerat lS!G2oc goId
for cargocs; l74ta2lc forjob lots. sugar
Quiet and frmcr, with limited offerings
at SmSlc for fair to good refining; S8c
for prime; refined steady. Petroleum
Unchanged; crude 5:c; refined II -.
Rosn-Stcady ut 81 6jtdl 10 for strain
ed. Turpcntiuc-Steady at 3l4Ca 32c Tor
spirits. Eggs-llcavy ut 2lW22!' Tor
western. Lcather-Quict and steady;
hcmlock sole, Bucnos Ayrcs and no
Grando light, middle and heavy weight
26a 2S5c; California do 2jr' 26!i com
mon do2jM2Gl. Wool-Heavy; doma'-
tic fleece 5OG G3c, pulled SoIIi2ci UNI
washed ljm,34c; Texas ljG5jc. Pork
Lower; new mes, 81 jOM2l 90; ScPtem-
Der :2l 25G2l 10. Beef nchangrd.
Cut Meats Dull; middles steady at l2!c
for city long clear. Lnrd-Opened
heavy and closed firm at 1919 for old
prime steam. Buttcr-llcnvyi western
i4l,2fc. Cheese Heavy ut 5Gt lO}c.
Whisky-A shade easier at 81 25i(g
! 23I. Metals-Manufactu Copper
Sscudy at 3Oc for uew >heathing; lngot
lake DC. Pig Iron-Scotch quiet and
firm at S28 O0M33 90; American dull
and heavy AT So 00@26 %. Ruesia
Shcet-QuetFat Sl3 IL gold Mails
Quiet ut 81 20@3 70 tor cut; 80 to for
clinch.
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FROM OUR WESTERN COKRES
PONDRNE.
Pleasing Prospects for Good Crops
4 Severe - cIone-CuriOus Incl

PEORIA, ILL, August 5, 1875.
Editors of Register:
Since my last letter, which was no
doubt somewhat gloomy, and is there
was Il coed reason for it, ! have no ap0l.
ogv 10 make 1t has been said in ancient
times, by some one, that Just before dawn
Is the darkest hour. After leaving st
Louis in northerly direction, | find
that none too much rain has fallen, and
assure YOU that it gives me great dcaI
OF pleasure To note the fact and hasten 10
allay the fears that my last letter ha,
produced. The crops Of all kinds never
looked 50 we'll tor several years in this
section rs they do to-day, and speaking
with prominent business man OF this
city | was pleased to hear him speak in
the most glowing terms Of the outlook.
the full benefit OF which we will realize
during the winter and early spring.
The business OF Quincy, kcokuk and
Burlington is not as good rs the mcr-
chants desire but still il is the duel sea-
son with them from the fact that the
farmers are engaged in securing the
crops, and IN consequence of which very
little Is being done in the way Of inn
provoment. But soon they will be
making preparations for winter and the
demand for goods made in your city will
spring up, which l hope will continue
during the winter.
\ violent hurricane visited this yicin-
ty ON the 9TH inst, which done great
deal OF damage, an account of which
YOUR readers have already seen IN the
news report. But there is one item of
Interest which Is perhaps the most siugu.
lar freak Of the storm on record, md n
II hu, not been published | will proceed
70 give it 10 You u told by n gentleman
who Was personally acquainted with the
facts in the.tracks OF the cyclone was
4. hut occupied by an old man, lwho lives
q sort Of hermit !itcl 90 years of age,
who WAS sick in bed At the time. The
cabin was taken bodily and carried
through the air and finally VS.
set down sixty rods away. and
Was left i'll rs good condition rs
rs when 1t lett its foundation, the occu-
pant experienced no Inconvenience what
ever.
Every little town in this county, .Ies-
SEVILLE, ILL.,, for instance, has got II first
class press reporter aud there Is scarcely a
day passes but he report a murder, rob
berry, Inccndiary, or some accident.
see he reported day or two ago, that
they had caught an express robbcr there,
but in Wheeling, one hardly ever hears
of such thing occurring. Give Us Il
little excitement YOU please.
Yours, &c. y. y. y.
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Cuts Will be charged double for space
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Local Notices Is cents per line--Gm no
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Bills with regular advertisers rendered
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Yearly advertisers Will lie confined 10
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4 THRILLING SCENE.
4 Father RescUcs His Child from
the Clutches of nm Alligator.

The Handsboro Miss Democrat says
Last Saturday, about shutdown, four miles
east of this place, on Biloxi Bay, occur
red scene calculated TO send q thrill OF
horror through every human heart, and
TO make even the boldest tremble with
fear Two little girls, daughters Of Mr..
Elan K. Blackwell, living on the Back
Bay of Biloxi while bathing in the bay
Immediately in front OF his dwelling, were
attacked by an enormous alligator. The
eldest, 81 girl about seven years of age,
WAS holding the youngest, an infant OF
two years, i'll her hands, and was quietly
ENJOYING her bath, when suddenly her
little sister was snatched from her and
borne swiftly from the shore. Terrified
beyond measure. and unable to render
anYaS,iStanCe To her unfortunate sister,
theeder girl uttered scream, which
was quickly caught by the ear OF the
father, who happened accidentally to be
passing within thirty yards OF the spot
where hi daughters were bathing. Real
ling instantly from the tone OF voice that
his children were in some peril but una
Blackwell who is an active and athletic
man, rushed rapidly to their assistance,
and arrived at the spot just in time to
discover his little daughter being borne
out into the bay by an alligator. Com.
pretending the scene at once, and ncrved
To almost superhuman effort 10y the dcs-
pcratc situation Of his child, the agoniZed
father leaprd madly into the water in
pcrsuit of the would be destroyer of his
daughter, which WAS then some twenty
five or thirty wards from shore. The wa
ter, for II distance of forty or fifty wards
out into the bay from the point where the
children were bathing, ranges in depth
from one and II half to two !ect, and sud-
denly attain the depth Of forty or fifty
feet, and both the animal (which by this
time had discovered the pursuit. and the
father seemed to realize That the deep
water Immediately IN front of them once
reached pursuit and recovery would be
alike impossible: both, therefore, rcdoub-
led their efforts, the one TO reach the
point. the other to prevent 1t. In thl,
struggle although sinking to his waist in
the soft mud al thr bottom at each bound,
the father was successful He succeeded
in grasping his child BY the arm about
ten lect from the deep water. The ALI
gator. which all the while held the child's
foot in it, mouth percciying itself over
taken, and alarmed and confused by the
boldncss of the assault, released its hold
and made il way rapidly into the deep
water in front Of it. The father, com
pletcly exhausted, raised his child out Of
the water, and percciyng that it still liv-
ed, by desperate effort succeeded in re-
gaining the shore and dcpJ>iting the
child safely in the arms OF It's mother.
The little girl is unhurt with the exccp.
ton of couple Of bruises on IL foot,
made hy the teeth of the monster.
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FROM BAKBOt u.
General Items.

BELINGToN, BARBOUR Co, W. w.
August >, 1870. J
Editors ufthe Register.
The long and steady rains have some
what ahatcd. only coming in warm show
,r. now. We have had more wet weather
for the past four weeks than has ever
been known before. There has been
considerable damage done by the high
waters in tins section. The wheat crop,
which was light, has been badly damaged
hv the extreme wet and damp weather,
causing it to grow in the shock. The
oat, crop is good. Corn is over-shooting
itself, but will made an average crop II
the fall Is Scasonable.
The Changers are making rapid pro
Grcss in this section Of the country.
They say it is good thing, and We nope
il is.
The County Court met on Monday last
to lay the levy and allow claims. The
law wants an amendment compelling the
Justices to put up at the hotels. If 80,
they would not hold court 50 long. and
be 81 expensive to the county. Wishing
the Rooster success, | remain,
THAupEUs.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, August li.-Flour-
Quiet with downward tendency extras
- 80; Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota
extra family s. jO@7 80; high grades
s. 75G 50. Ryc-New 97lc Corn
In limited demand; western MiXcd 81 ;
yellow sjMs6c. Whcat-Inactive and
declining; red, DID, 81 IS; new 81 3j@
49,. Ots-Quiet; white 73Gr74c; mixed
pc. Provisions Steady. Pork-DulI
Mt SD 90. Beef lIam>-14m 2jc. Lard
-l4aI4sc. Whisky-lIeid ut 81 "A
Pc;roeurn-Stcady; retincdl ici crude s.
Butter-Firm; New York and Bradford
county extra 32m3ic; frsts 2G@ SOC;
western extras 26o 2Sc;irsts 2iGa 2Gc;
rolls 24a 25c. Chccse-Quiet at l0tI lO4c
Eggs-Stcadv atl9G, zoe.
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Cincinnati Market.

CrNCINNATI, August l4.-Co.ton-
Active at l4Ic. Flour-Dcmand fair and
market firm. Wheat-F'irm at 81 BOA
! %. CONFIRM Mt 79m soc. Oats
Actiyeut 7&Cr75c. Ryc--Dull and nom.
inaI at 9@m9jc Pork Dull and nom
inul at 81 80. Lard Steady and IN
moderate demand; steam l35Ml34c.
kettle llml4lc. Bulk Meats-Flrm;
shoulders ~; clear rib l2Ic; clear l23c
Bacon-Acuvc; shoulders Zoe; clear rlb
lSEml3sc; clear 1870 Whisky Quiet
at 81 Is.
Hoes Active; common to good light
= gO@S %; butchers IS l5@S 20.
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Toledo Market.

ToLxDo, August 14.-Flour-Dull hut
unchanged. Wheat-Activc; No2 white
Wabash - 40; No. 3 do new 81 %; NO.
/ white Michigan 81 Az new - BOZ;
amber 81 ~. Corn-Steady and IN
moderate demand; high mixed zoe seller
August, September and October; low
do 73c. Oats-Steady and in moderate
demand; No. jSc; seller August i6c;
seller September 4l!c; Michigan seller
August 4jc; seller September i2ic.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Market

New YORK, August l4.-GoLD--Opcn-
ed at ll3! and closed at ll3s, the two
extremes of the day. Borrowers paid as
high as l-321t3 64.per cent tor the use OF
cash gold, but subsequently sale, were
depressed to lM2 per cent per annum,
and Al the CLOSE loans were make tlat and
at per cent for carrying. Shipments Of
specie for the week were so, 800, Of
which $4,000 We're gold.
GnNERNAiENrS- Cln.nl firm
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cleveland Market,

CLEVELAND, August l4.-W heat
Duh and lower; No. | red 81 10; No.
do 81 40. Ccrn-Steady; shelied S2@ S3ci
ears 7g,d SOC. Oat>-DuIl; Old No.
state lie; Ne. old 69c; new No. > sold
at 4jc; new No. state j2c bid. Receipts
Wheat. |. 400 bushels corn, 2,lU0 bush
els; oats. 6jO bushels. Prtroleum-Quiet;
standard white, car lots, Ole; ONO State
test lOlc; small lots lN2c higher.
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Network Dry Goods Market

New YoSK, August l5.--Ihe trade
movement was irregular, but fairly active
in some departments. Cotton goods
move slowly at uu, hanged prices, Dark
madden prints IN fair demand. Garner :
and Amoskcag prints closely sold up.
Ginghams active and continue IN light
supply. Wooden goods for mems wear
quiet, and shawls in better request.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NELL G. ElLINGHAm,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1905 Main ST.
Have now in store and for sale:

Have now IN store and for sale:
200 Halt BbIs Lake Herring.
LOO White Fish.
$40 d" No. 3 MacEcrcl.
30 4" No. NlaCkrrrl.
4OU Packages Mackerel, > and I'm quarter
barrels and kits.
. TierceS choice Carolina Rice.
80 BhI> choice y. -. MOlaSSc>.
81 Hhds choice y. .. Sugar.
81 BblS SyrupS.
20O Bills Standards \. Il. Extra G. Granu.
lated, Powdered, Crushed, franklin and
&C Sugars.
500 Bbls Flour, embracing White Rose
Keystone, ldlewisc, Howard aud oiAr
standard brands.
100 Bags prime To choice Coffee.
- Half Chests prime 10 choice q. T.
Teas.
~ CaddicS prime To Choice G.. =. Teas.
Our Tobacco embraces HH.hruok'> !. Il
Milliucr's. PAGES and other good and To-
liable brands, among the best I'm the couu-
try. our stock is ull and complete, and
will be offered 10 the trade at tie lowest
market price. We invite clos, buyers tu
all and examine our stock before purch
cSing elsewhere.
amarillo NELL. & ELLlN Oh VI
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at'heeling Geolster.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

one year............SS w Three months..S2 W
six months. 4 90 One month. IS
TRI-W EEKLY REGIST Err.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
One copy, l yr...Si W one copy, mos.S2 W
WEEKLY REGISTER.
One copy, yr~.S2 10 Five copies yrS 100
one copy. Is mos ~ Ten COPIES Nr. II 90
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(iONERNMEN
KNILKnAD BNNDs-Wer 40 quint

IL l.
firm in late afternoon dealings.
STATE BuND>-Quirt and nominal
SroCKs-Thc stock market, which
showed 81 slight decline AT tn" opening OF
business, became strong and higher dur
ing the duv and at the CLOSE, with the
market dull. In many cases the highest
quotations of the week were made. The
advance tor the day was to | . per cent.
Western Union advanced irome3 to 50.
and Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph from
20 to 81 on reports that both companies
would advance rates on Monday. Rock
Island rose from 1863 to Jos, :, and closed
Mt los. Delaware, Lacknwanna and
Western advanced to III; Northwestern
to ~; preferred to 90; 81. Paul to 81 !;
and preferred to 81, the last sales having
generally been at these prices. Union
Pacific va, firm at 72f. The advance in
Missouri stocks was la per cent. Pacific
Mail closed steady ut 3Ssm3s!, and
Lake Shore at 6O.Gl60I. The transuc-
tious on the Stock Exchange aggregated
$4,000 shares, of which LOO were Erie,
900 Lake Shore, 1900 Northwestern,
lO.5OO Rock Island, II, 600 Pacific Mail,
$50 ST. Paul common, 800 preferred
and 23.73O Western Union.
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BAN KS.
CAPITAL. S25O.OOO.
SURPLUS, 100000.
JOHN X. BOTSFORD, President,
GEO. ADAMS, Vice President
VI. A. CHANDLER, Cashier.
Bank of the Ohio Valley,
Successor to
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.

This Bank Is Organized and prepared TO
transact the business OF banking in all It's
details.
II succeeds the FIRST National Bank of
Wheeling; is owned by the same share
holders, and is under the same manage.
ment.
by carefully regarding the interests Gifts
prompt and faithful execution OF their
wishes, 1t hopes to merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United states.
Deposit accounts subject to check at
sight, received from banks, bankers, firms,
corporations and individuals.
Certificates of deposit issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
lIREIvrnRS.
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Refined Sugars,

100 Bbls. Crushed, Powdered X GranuIatcd
loo Bbls. \ Il and Extra {.
loo " lelluwS.
noy2$ ii. REILLY.
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steel Alphubci> and Figures on hand ami
made 10 orIcr. No. 1871 Market street, hr-
low PO>t~fiicr, Wheeling, ". Va. lNr
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SUGAR Cured TONGUES.

lust RECEIVED \ LOT OF SELECTED
j Beef Tongues. They arr very large.
K. J. SMlIH,
iru Cor Market 4 Fourteenth SIS
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For full particulars, &c, send for c!rcu'
lars. Apply 10
MAJOR c. ALDERSON, Agent.
ia Wheeling, W. Va.
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-17

A SPLENDID WOMAN SMUGGLER.-
The Custom House Inspectors noticed
q lady Oh one Of the English steamers
who appeared to be very much over
dressed. "a She WAS one solid mass Of
ifnrbelows and frills, and over her ele-
giant black silk costume she wore an
India shawl. which completely envel-
oped her person. She was stopped and
escorted into the searcber's room, where
the female in attendance ..went through
her" and was rewarded by finding on
her person more than $4,000 worth Of
jewels, laces and gloves. The gloves
were found sewed in the inside lin
ing Of her hustle. and the lace inside
large braid of false hair which she wore.
Her Tundergarments were all made to
contain various articles, even her cor
sets being made to do service in cheat
ing Uncle Sam. The guilty woman
cried bitterly. She is a lady we'll con-
nected, and was allowed to 60 free upon
payment Of the sum total due the Gov
ernment. York Correspondence
Of Tie Buffalo Courier. ts
Middletown transcript., 1875-07-17

lieve was thoroughly enjoyed BY every
person 10 attendance.
The audience vas much larger than
was expected, the total proceeds
amounting 70 about 4ne hundred dol
lars.
Ata joint meeting Of the Committees
Of arrangement and finance they on be-
half Of the pastor and members Of st.
Clements and the citizens Of Masseys
and vicinity. passed an unanimous vote
of thanks to the members Of the Glse
Club for the pleasure they gave in sup
plying such good music for the occa-
sion s #
A like vote was passed to those from
our sister towns who took part in the
Bee for their share in the good work.
I would here say that it is the wish
Of one and all here to return the favors
thus shown at any time We might be
called on. so to do. H.. B. +.