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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-07-26
MILLINERY GOODS.

Ladies' kid gloves. shawls, dress goods, cloth
and button shoes, French kid slippers, and q
great variety Of other new goods too numerous
to mention, sold at lower rates than ever be
fore offered in Vancouver.
JOHN JAGGY.
Main Street, Vancouver.
April 11-T
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-07-26

The riot has spread over all the
great railroad districts of the East,
its influence being felt as far west as
San Francisco. In Pittsburg, Balti-
more and the eastern cities it has
been quelled, but is still raging at
St. Louis, Kansas city, Terre Haute
and other cities of the west. San
Francisco is being patrolled by Vigil
lance committees. The hoodlum ele-
ment is strong but the authorities and
law abiding citizens are active and
will waste no time temporizing with
the enemy.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-07-26

The San Francisco hoodlums conclu-
ded to take advantage of the excited
state of the country and raid the Chi
nese. About 400 of them besieged
Dupont Street but We're driven back
by strong Police force. All the law
less elements of that city want, is an
opportunity, their blood warmed to the
requisite degree of Fairnheat, and there
will be one of the bloodiest crusades
this Continent has ever witnessed.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-07-26
NOTICE.
u. S. LAND OFFICE,

U. S. LAND OFFICE,
Vancouver, w. T.,
June 9th, 1877.
Complaint having been entered at
this Office by John w. Dixon, against
Charles Nilsson, for abandoning his
Homestead Entry, No. 1881, dated
September 18th, 1870, upon the North
east ! Of Section 5, Township No. 3
north, range No. east, in Clarke
County, Washington Terrific ~, with =
view to the cancellation Of said entry.
the said paraics are hereby summoned
to appear at this Office on the 18th day
of July, 1877, at I o'clock. ?. n, to
respond and furnish testimony concern
ing said alleged abandonment.
w. II. SMALLwooD, Register.
S. w. BROWN, Receiver.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-07-26
The Independent.
THURSDAY, JULY IS, 1871
The Riots.

The great riots which have been in
progress in the East during the week
have been the all-absorbing theme of
conversation and the burden of the
telegraphic dispatches. 1t originated
in strike for higher wages by rail
road employees, and in Pittsburg, Bal
timore, Chicago, Cincinnati and other
cities, has extended to take in nearly
all trades union. The maddened
mobs have, in some localities, demon
allied travel, suspended business, de-
stroyed millions of dollars worth of
property, and taken several hundred
lives. The strike for higher wages
has degenerated into mob, and not
only the trades union men, but the
lowest roughs to be found in eastern
cities, are availing themselves of the
opportunity for lawless raiding and
plumber. 1t is estimated that over
$50 lives have been lost in the various
conflicts of the rioters with the author
tiles, the military and citizens endea-
voring to preserve the peace and pro-
tect property. Proclamations COM
manding the peace have been issued
by the Governors of Pennsylvania,
New York, Maryland, and by the
President. All the available forces
of the army and the State militia have
been brought into requisition to quell
the insurgents. 1t is the most extern
sive and bloody riot which has ever
occurred in this country. There is a
firm determination on the part of rail
road officials and the authorities to
yield nothing to the demands of riot
ers. The mobs will be suppressed.
Such outbursts of ungovernable pas
sion are fierce while they last, but
they soon subside. Law and order,
organized to resist such onslaughts.
triumph in the end. Organized, in
telligent and peaceful opposition to
the Entertainments of monopolies is
the only method that will subserve
the good of the laboring classes.
They cannot kill and Taim and burn,
and hope thereby to better their con-
dition. They cannot create food for
themselves by destroying other peo-
piles property.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-07-26
NOTICE.
U. s. LAND OFFICE

Z. 8. LAND OFFTCE
Vancouver, w. T. June 18th, 1871.
Complaint having been entered at this Once
by Orren w. Barber. against Charles G. Caples.
for abandoning his Homestead Entry, No. iS71
dated December 18th, ls7O, upon the Northeast
one fourth Of Southeast onc-fourth q Section
-, Township North. Range West, In Cow
litz County, Washington Territory, With .
view To the cancellation II said entry, The sald
parties r are hereby summoned 70 appear q thls
A. ~. 70 respond and furnish lsslimoay Co.
ccrnlng said alleged abaudonment.
w. u. HmallwooA, noGlooes.
B. w. Brown, noeoivoS.
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NOTICE.
u. s. LAND OFFICE.

L. s. LAND OFFICE,
Vancouver. W. T. June 18th, 1877.
Complaint having been entered at this Once
by Edward Scarborough, against Daniel =.
Baughman. for abandoning his Homestead En-
try No. 1872, dated April 9TH. ls74, upon the
South one half Of Northeast ose fourth Of Bee.
ton IL Township No. North, Range No. 8
West. in Wahkiskun County, Washington
Territory, With . view 10 the cancellation OF
said entry, the said parties are hereby cum
moned to appear at this Office on the nth day
Of July, 1871. at 10 o'clock 4. ~. u respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged
W. II. Smallwood, Register.
8. ". Brown, Receiver.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-07-26
Physiology in our Public Schools.
Read at the St. Helens Teachers Institute, by
Miss Minnie Hathaway

This branch of education is now at
tracing more of the attention of edu-
Gators than it did in the past, yet less,
perhaps, than it should.
To be of value to the student, knowl-
edge, not only of the structure of
the body, as of the bony formation, the
muscles, the nerves, arteries, veins, ETC.,
but the purposes they subserve, should
be well understood, and, as far as pos
sible, the principles underlying their
continued healthful action should con-
stitute a part of the physiological edu-
cation of our youth.
In order to a healthful condition of
the body it is necessary that the child
should know, "that cleanliness is next
to Godliness;" that the pores of the
skin should be kept open that the inn
impurities Of the body may not remain
to breed disease that muscular action is
necessary to strength of body, but that
INDUCED in too great degree it may
enervate rather than strengthen.
1t is necessary, further, for the youth
to know the elements constituting "this
house of ours in which we live" and,
also, what articles of food contain the
elements of growth and renewal; and,
further to know something of the con-
nection of mind and matter; of know
ing that proper exercise of the mentali
ty tends to refinement, both of body
and mind, as grossness in the exercise
of either undoubtedly tends to the de-
velopment of grossness in the other.
In fact, while the sciences of more
frequent attainment are valuable, the
knowledge of ones self, morally, intel
lectually and physically is of vastly
greater Importance, as it necessarily
leads to human development and i'm
provement, and, consequently, to the
increased happine of mankind.
Viewing this branch of education
from this stand point, consider it sec
ond to none in Importance which has
ever been introduced into our schools.
While 1 place high estimate upon
the higher branches Of mathematics as
a means to discipline the mind and in
crease it's capacity for grasping the
highest ideas of science and nature; yet
I feel assured that very much of the
time spent by students upon this sci
ence, which is mainly theory, could be
much more proftably engaged in the
investigation Of the laws of our own
material being, which we could utilize
in every day life.
And / trust the day is not far distant
when this subject will elicit that inter
est which its Importance demands.
4
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-07-26

BY virtue of the good business move
ment made by the County Commission
ers at their last session, the poor house
has but one occupant The fruit of
this movement will be seen at the Au-
gust term, when the pauper bills come
in for about one fifth of what they were
three months ago.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-07-26

The summer term of the Washougal
school, taught by Thos. OMara closed
this week. The pupils have been reg
ular in their attendance, and have taken
. lively interest in the school work
M. O'Mara is a good teacher and he is
appreciated by the people.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-07-26

Two women tried to palm themselves
of as sisters of charity, the other day, at
Lake View, but their careless attire and
disposition to giggle betrayed and ex-
posed them to merited censure.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-07-26

Charles Stiles has got his cows on
- bottom land again and is turning
81 It's pounds q cheese per day.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-07-26
Sheriif's Sale Of Real Estate.
April f1-17

By virtue Of a writ of execution issued out Of
the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of " asbington Territory, holding terms
at Vancouver, and to me directed, which said
writ Of execution was issued for the enforce
ment of certain Judgment had and given in
the Justice Court Of NJ r. Hathaway, Justice
OF the Peace in and for Lincoln Precinct, Clarke
County, Washington Territory, on the ID day
Of July, a. ID. 1877 in a certain cause then and
there pending before the said Justice Of the
Peace, wherein j. A McElhaney was the Plain
till, and w. w. Wandcl was the Defendant,
which said Judgment was given in favor Of the
said j. A. McElhany, for the sum Of ninety
seven dollars and fifty -scyen cents (s91.5) in
United States gold coin and costs Of suit taxed
at two dollars and fifty cents tS2.jO), and exc
cution was issued therefor by said Justice Of
the Peace on the I'd day Of July, A. ID. 1877.
and returned on the 9th day Of July, A. ID. 1871,
unsatisfed for want Of personal property of
Defendant, whercupon the said Plaintiff took
transcript Of said Judgment and filed the same
in the District Court, on the 10th day Of July,
A. ID. 1871 and nj the same time made and filed
an affidavit in said court that the said Defend
ant has real estate In Clarke County, Washing
ton Territory, subject to execution, the above
described judgment In the said Justice Court,
thereby becoming Judgment in the said Dis
trict Court,
have this day, for want Of personal prop
erty levied upon the following described real
estate, namely: The east one half Of the north
west one fourth Of Section twenty nine CO. in
Township No. four "a North, Of Range No.
one % East. containing eighty acres, more OF
less. said lands being In the County Of Clarke,
Washington Territory.
Notice Is hereby given that will, on
Friday, the 18th day Of August, 1877,
ut the hour Of ~ o'clock meridian Of the said
day at the Court House door In Vancouver. In
the said County Of Clarke, sell at public auc-
ton TO the highest bidder for cash in United
States gold coin. all Of the estate, right, title
and interest Of the said w. w. Wandel In and
10 the above described real estate, or 30 much
thereof ~ may he necessary 10 satisfy the said
Judgment, costs and accruing costs.
J. II. FLETCHER
Sheriff Of Clarke County. w. r.
Dated, Vancouver. W. t. July Eth, 1871,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-29

We call the attention Of our readers
to the card of De- j. Jones, in another
column The doctor is u physician of
great experience, having been brigade
surgeon during the late war, and walk
ed the hospitals in Nashville. lie
ia n graduate Of the Ohio Medical Col
legc, OF Cincinnati, and the Bellevue
college of New York city. He has
also received his certificate from the
county board here, Having had u
wide field of experience he
proposes to depart from the
old-time ruts, and offer his SER
vices to those who want it. From
what we know of the Doctor he is an
able physician, and we recommend
him to our citizens.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-29

All mothers will hereafter bless our
friend, j. c. Downing, the photogra'
pher, for his ingenious invention lie
has lust returned from q six weeks ao'
sence, and has invented baby SWING
whereby the little dmlings can be
coaxed and wheedied into quiet ana
their pictures taken at the same time
This il done by swinging PLATFORM
inside Il frame. On one end is AN easy
chair for baby, on the other the cam
era. No matter how much the plat
form awnings, the baby and the lnstTu'
ment keep their relative positions To
each other. The gentle, undula'lnR
motion fixes the infants attention,
and i'm the twinkling Of an eye the PIE
imre il obtained. "Oh, it's NIECE ana,
mnma-, take your little cherubs ~
Downing's art gallery, opposite the &c
Grand Hotel, and inspect the new IN
vention.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-29
Waited states Wor,ingmen Orghni
Mnttnn.

The following Information is made
public 10y one high in authority "rhe
organization is formed entire ly Of work
ugmen, representing all classes Of
men, from chief engineers and division
superintendent on railroads to the
lowest brakeman or the youngest
iourneyman moulder, cooper or baker.
1t now numbers about 100000 men, but
has been augmented to about 2SO,-
coo in the United States since the
movement started II is oilicered by
able and brave men whose studies are
to benefit the class The head officers
are as secret as the grave. No one, not
even the persons who are their agents
and subalterns, are aware OF their ldcn'
tity. The organizations in the various
cities are under the charge OF an eX-
ccutive committee, who rule with des-
potic hand. Each member Of the CONS
mittce has an officer attached to him
called an adiutant, to whom all orders
OF the committee are given through the
hand of the committeeman whose ads
jutant he is. SO carefully is everything
conducted that even the most suspi-
cious individual wauid be unable to dies
scern any thing The committee sits IN
absolute privacy. Three different SEN
tncls guard the entrances and an
officer of the committee sits outside oil
them and scrutinizes every face pre-
Sentng itself
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Tn. Lenalus ,ro,n,ng House OF Dailo

+. NJ. Kahn d Bro. Justly claim TINS
egotistical title, on account OF thelf
having the most extensive stock o.
well made clothing in the city OF "a
las and a. good as IL kept IN calves
ton. New Orleans or any other large
ciiy. and they propose to sell their
snods as cheap a. the cheapest, ahu
Guarantee better goods, largest assoil-
ment. best styles and latest fashions
s Glance at their stock vi conviilee
anyone a. to the truth their asser-
tions. They also keep a frssi-cIass
,tork Of mems fur sning goods con
Sitting OF a comlHete stock 81 men :
hs,s which they make n speeialty or
aIso. Inc celebrated diamond ID shirts
when they offer at extreme low hl'nIes'
Tbev also keep on hand the most com I,
Ne and tinest lineoi neck wear ana
hosiery in the city In view OF l lne
aI,ove Stern facts. we. can cheeislise
rsscntinenI ~ 81 our citizens ana VIC
',,,,,li,. generally, - all around anu
svamine their stock, and We ieei oO ,,.
adsnt tlInt they will coincide with uii
and pronoinee T.. NJ. Kahn & brOt
the leading clothing houst
Dallas.
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Some where down In the Willis OF
Jersey--if Jersey has any wilds inc sc
present centennial days one NC,
Daniels dwells, in all the pairiarC,iial
comfort and dignity which attach 10
the English lord OF the manor. lie
has park, stately mansion, groves
Of timber, and above all, the most IA
mous racing stables in America. lheses
royal establishments contain some OF
the finest and ileetest horses In the
world. Among them ia Harry bAs-
sett, monarch Of the turf, who some
time ago met with an accident to one
of his slender and priceless lin ns'
Without wasting moment In DOUBT
ful experiments, Mr.. Mechanics sp'
Piled some OF Giles Liniment Iodine
Of Ammonia, and in a half DAY the
horse was az sound as the proverbs
silver dollar. No wonder MeDanisl'
tells DR.. Giles to send skeptie, to 10
terview himself and his horse IN Jer
sey. For sale 10y Conner x walker
druggists, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-29

The Dallas Barrel Factory is now
prepared to fill orders for mOla'scs bar
rels, half barrels and kegs, manuiac-
tured out of well-seasoned cypress tim
Der. Would respectfully call the at
tention OF farmers and merchants
thereto. Send for prices before pur-
chasing in other markets. Am also
dealer in flour barrels, slaves, head
ings and hoops, and can iii orders
from millers NJ short notice. Repair
ing of all kinds of cooperage promptly
done. Factory corner OF Houston ana
Elm streets, uear TOdd's Touring mills
Address, X. }, kiNLENl
July l.d&w3m Fostoi)ice box 2i9.
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me nhIo Demoordiio Platform and
~ MunHNNnHa ~

r.. l.uocntip marty of Ohio In st,t
...I,op assembled ren,ws ia ,,lpl F,
i.rotilu to tho union ami l,n.t Il
..,,.p with amendments n declre
..ut..I lo thr preservation NIX,
....u.m.nt faithful ndlcrpppe in H.,
sII.,.nt uual..,s. Strict rop.tjp.
....YI bomcrut.up,maV of civil oy.,
....,, noVyr. expiration of cbur,l
'.I ...tr. ,uiuii,, oIall cltilen L,lnr,
|.Ir liberty of nliyidual oction
......l by mmutulV 'aw. nb,nlut.
.....,.,eurr Ina the hluulIv cypr..soJ
,ai or tup minority. opposition /, mn
.nh..II,s. preservation Of uullie land.
n.i.. u.r uf actual settlers. mnipt,
n.rrr 9ud uprlrruue of common ,elool
...ln. Pertinent 10 the i..ur.
,., prnlIup before tho proulo
p..iI That we look uunu tb, I'm.
auemnlion Of r, b. Hayes 10 the bipb
alice of president Of the United State.
In -pile ola majority Of the electoral
and uopular vote given by the poplo 10
Samuel j. lildeu, rs the most danper.
ans rnrroachment upon popular riThts
lh,t has ever been ATTEMPTED in tbi, on
auy other free country. A rendition Of
maud will not be tolerated
The destruction of industry of tho
rouutw and pauperism of labor are tho
inevitable fruits of vicious laws enaclrd
nv Inc republican party. Asmeous If
,cliayipgt the distressed horizons az tho
community and rcmoymg tho ,r,o,
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Seeing the Effects Of Mnlndministrn'
zion,

Intcr-Oeean Where are we tending
With a population of probably l',oOo,'
coo, soil and climate the most desira-
bic. both in character and amount :
with the most convenient and ample
water communication, extending nom
the east to the west, and from the north
to the south, and the whole country
filled with the network Of railroads IN
all directions, prol ably onethird OF our
population is without adequate remn,
nerative employment though the SOL
is most fruitful, crops abundant, and all
productions bear a fair price. The bare
statement of these facts demands our
serious attention. Thcpcoplc are starry
ing amid abundance Capital IS un-
satisfactorily employed our raiI'
road companies are failing TO
pay dividends and falling into
the hands of receivers, and their em'
ployecs are striking for want OF Just re
Enumeration, and the property IS DIES
Lroyed by violence while the trans
portation of The country Is interrupted
Capitalists tell us money was never
more abundant aud we know the
country is full Of able and willing hands
who cannot find remunaratiye employ
ment. one would think that, whert
there was capital that. needed invest
ment and skilled and other labor winch
was starving for employment, there
ought to be no difficulty in bringing th'
two forces together There IS mismalt'
ascmcnt somewhere and it il time iol
men to pause and consider where the
trouble lies.
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w. NJ. Giles & Co.: Since the III
PRODUCTION of your Liniment lodide Of
Ammonia in this city the sale of all
other liniments, extracts, lotions re-
Iiefs and oils has ceased
Giles Liniment Iodide of Ammonia
performs wonders. should | tell you
of all the cures ii has effected, IL would
take a large book to hold them.
j. W. THOMAS, Druggist,
2ll Buts street, NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
For sale 10y Conner u Walker Drug
gists, Dallas, Texas.
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AZ The request of Mr. 4, @. lIaggart
we publish the following letter, which
To-" q'''et document It VIII be- seon
'N'' 'heroatc horus Ia the pathway
o! q commission merchant ns wei M
ether peoples
uFFlrE or WM.s. CLARK
Lu'"NitW, lrNts, Iuy b.
Mr. re, HaBmIt pa,lf, Iexass
Your favor With the large amount of
ol - 10 10 hand, contents duly noted,
ahd account OF snlrs carefully peruseI
VIII now give you tie cost OF Inc At.
ucloh sAlpped you, and on your own
quotations, for | never shlpprd ouly
%hen you ordered, or mlltr advised
shipments;
I!} D! H. 1--WE utuos apples, c,at
U.r" lluo"l ia your malEo at 90 %
lbI,,' p"ISS'l ',"..'Y'.yuu.. .. sll tu
Wv quoted IA ) oar murAtt ut %
l1i p II is ey per r n3,IigG. "..or"n,,"o,, d 10
'Wly tn-Io eght hoAes prachv, Hud IT,
Is ,yy 70 2ig per- Dot,.o,,,,,"..,,..,', as
III YOU market no ,i 90 10 "a 90 per
I,f s,t'',,'Ft,' '',.,,,. ,,....,.,,,, %
july TO even boxes puachus quo.
yea Ia your market AT 81 per box .'.... 10
july l0-Io nine boxes tumUtoes duo
yea Ia your mWkotRt 'u'to zoe per
'N'''''''''"'''f't''r ''tf....'t,s''',, u
Fruit cost me In thismmkot. ....s.s NJ
'' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. @ lI|
Making Gbalauco OF ................ss. "A
Now ! give your quotations ON each
lot and also give you quotations In
your market in your own handwriting,
or rather from your house, aud remem-
Der | only shipped when | was al.
Fsed' The balance due Is So II that
Is what the fruit cost mel, aud nm
willing to let the thing rest II you will
send the cost on them; II not, there is
only one resource for me 10 take as | |
nave always trusted entirely upon |
your honesty, | will take every step
to get your name before the publiu |
IIult growers, and men generally that |
snip you goods, rs m unreliable house, |
and not to be trusted at all. have |
lalhed with one OF our combustion |
men here and he advised me to this |
step, but as yet have said nothing TO |
no one except him, and he agreed to
Join me in any article might choose |
to give the rounds. Remember You |
are not dealing with q farmer now,
and also remember that ! have iull |
control OF the columns of one Of the |
best papers in Eastern Texas. Now, If |
You will send ne the balance | will |
stop the matter at once. So let me |
lear from you at once. | am, yours |
stc. WIN, ), CLARK.
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LlME-rne best guohty IN hnrttlsts worth
IS, la bulk, 81 joi ordinary Dallas pc. pei
hu~Uyl.
CEMENT Rusrudiu.- ~ worth Il a barrel
Louisville, best, lit 10 kept, $40 " barrett
Dallas, ~ 30,
PLASrEt Is worth So 30 F barrel.
The supply;ot the above mentioned aru-
les Is ample demand fair, market hrm,
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Commercial.

grw YORK, July - -Noln-flOuf tuli
s-d heavy. Mh nt dun aud declining Cum
i.li.e lower pnrk " ady ~ ~ ~. Laiu
nr4.: steam @ i1g2 ~.
StIht-F our duiI ami heavy; southern Dr.
4,f5r lower: Cd uat, a. fIr cumnnH fo lair
sxtr, southern % ue0 ~. wa az legsc low
IN. spoi lots dull atd lover; wiiief for i1f-
rafd delivery dusiug mCfc s-Jaiy win p
Ies,ar der aud f1r new amber anh white.
corn, SPOT lots unsettled a. about ic loser.
Futur-s about yale lower and cl0sinr more
steady. Coffee quiet aud steady.
SEw OtLYArs. July si-Ccrn qui-i and
.rn d,iil. svfnk ana lower ~ o. .1-5.I-.f and
sl5dg. Oihers quiet aud unchanged.
BALTIMORE. July ei.-Fiour quiet. hrif
and "a. changed. Wheat duh and lover
snuthern red prime ~ tfgi -. ainher - p
| I'd s.. white 81 ~ Al ~. No. 2 western via
~ red. August delivery, "a ilat ~; SEP
| elnheru 81. Corn duh and lover south
' rn white aud yellow &c.