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the way homeWard again visited the
several parks above mentioned, and
at about $50 safely reached the
Genoa landing again. The party then
hurried to the hotel, ordered their car
riages out and after a pleasant drive
of about three hours reached home
we'll satisfied ana pleased with the
pleasure trip.
| have the above from an eye wit
ness and presume is a correct state
ment. If should learn the contrary
will make the necessary correction in
my next. learn that the we'll known
firm Of Kruckman and Conrad has
dissolved. Mr.. Kruckman will con-
tinue the business at the old stand
and Mr.. Conrad has retired.
Mr.. *. has been in the mercgantile
business in this place for the last ten
years, his reputation as a fair and
square dealer is SO well established
that it needs no comments.
The Daguerrean Car which one
night few weeks ago was removed
from its foundation, has again took
another jump-last Saturday night
and landed in the bottom of the river,
where it will probably remain, undis-
turbed again. OBSERVER.
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teacher is maintained and the charact-
er Of the pupil is strengthened. Great
care, however. needs to be exercised
that this liberty does not degenerate
into license, and that weight of re-
sponsibility be not thrown upon those
to tally unprepared, by experience and
maturity Of judgment, to bear it.
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BY its tonic properties it restores
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A. A. Hayes, Md, State Assayer
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WILMOT, July esd, 1877.

Tip-top hay weather.
The harvest is near at hand
The public pulse is beating with
more hope of good crops and prosper
ity.
Excursions and picnics are the order
of the day.
Owing to misunderstanding in re-
gard to the time between the Rich
mond and Wilmot people, that excur-
sion to Fox Lake did not come off last
Thursday, as was expected. 1t seems
the former understood that the time
set for the occasion was Thursday,
July goth, and the latter supposed it
was Thursday, July 10th. Hence the
scheme fell through. But the Wilmot
people are people of firm mind and
were determined to have an excursion,
and so they got their heads together
and concluded on a trip to Geneva
Lake on Friday. The day appointed
opened cool and pleasant. The follow
ing is a list Of the company that en-
listed and were on hand at the time
agreed upon for starting: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. III. Sabine, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM,
Faulkner, MI. and Mrs. J. B. SWenson,
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Sears, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. III. Kruckman, MI. and Mrs. w.
Benedict, Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Voak,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. WILDER, Miss Flor
ence WILDER, and Miss Ada Rice.
The party left Wilmot about 5:15 a.
m. AS matter of course the parties
all had good rigs and fast horses, and
the distance of Is miles was made III
somewhat less than three hours. Hav-
inc arrived in Geneva We horses and
carriages were left in care Of the land
lord at the St. Dennis, and from thence
the party proceeded on foot to the
boat landing. The distance from the
hotel to the landing is not over sc
rods, but those that had to carry the
heavily loded lunch baskets thought il
much further. The party then took
passage on the steamer Lucius New.
bury which left at o'clock Am.
The boat stopped at Russel's, Maren
go, Hayes Montague's and one or two
other parks, allowing the excursionists
from 10 to Is minutes for sight seeing
and those that wanted to indulge in 8
glass of lemonade, pea nuts, ice-cream
candy or cigars, had ample time to dc
so. At about noon the boat reached
the head of the lake, and from thence
returned to Hayes park where th(
Wilmot party all landed, and without
much delay started with their luncl
baskets for the grove,
/ In a very few minutes the ladies ha(
a very sumptuous dinner in rediness
nothing was lacking except the tea an(
coffee which was however procured
after some delay.
| AS the party had taken an unusual
early and hasty breakfast, | need no
mention that the dinner was relishe(
very much. After the inner man ha(
been replenished the party amused
themselves in viewing the beautiful
park The beautiful flowers anC
plants attracted considerable attention
| The party also visited the Museum
" hich is well worth seeing. At abou
], 3 80 p NJ. the whistle Of the boat wa
heard and all reembarked and agail
went to the head Of the lake, and OF
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MEETING OF THE WISCONSIN
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

IlIC OWCuUy -llLtll dlIIIudl SCoolO1 VI
this association was held at Green
Bay, ON the 18th, and 10th of July.
The attendance was large, and the
sessions harmonious throughout.
Kenosha county was represented by
Miss Gillett, Rev. III. NJ. Simmons, Fl.
Barnes, p. r. Barnes, T. p. Maryatt,
James Golf and D. II. Flett. Among
the various exercises presented the
following are worthy of special men
ton: A lecture by Rev. TT. M, Sim
mOns,o Mans Place in the Universe"
was a part Of the first evenings pro-
gramme. BY this lecture Mr.. Sim
mons won for himself golden opinions
from all classes and added to his
already fine reputation as a writer and
speaker The Green Bay Advocate in
speaking Of it says, eve, in common
with the rest Of that large audience,
listened to the lecture with wrapt at
t0ntion throughout. 1t was our pur-
pose to have made a synopsis Of it, but
it was one Of those mastery pieces Of
composition that one fears to touch
lest he should mar it's general harmony.
1t was to our mind a lecture Of such
rare merit that a persistent attendant
upon lectures hears but few to equal it
in lifetime" A paper on the "Daily
Preparation Of the Teacher" by Miss
Hattie Clark, Of La Crosse, showed
most careful thought on this impor-
tant subject, and presented in clear
outline some Of the most serious
errors on the part of teachers together
with the best means of remedying
these errors.
On Wednesday evening Dr.. Walter
Kempster, superintendent of the
Insane Asylum at Oshkosh, lectured
on the subject of mental Discipline"
The lecture showed thought and ability
on the part Of it's author, and while
some OF his conclusions can hardly be
admitted, still there is much Of what
he said that demands the most care
full consideration OF educators. "The
Relation of Parent and Teacher" by
Miss G. Jones, of Sheboygan, attracted
considerable attention and was
worthy of the high praises which it
received.
Kindergarten instruction in Public
Schools was fully presented by Prof
W. N. Mailman of Milwaukee. The
subject elected much discussion and
no definite were reached by the asso-
citation. More general information on
this important subject is much needed.
Miss Agnes Ho3ford, Supt. of Schools
for Eau Clair Co., in "a Woman's Ex-
perience as Supt. of Schools" gave a
clear exposition Of a superintendent
trails and pleasures, in official duty.
Miss Hosford has done faithful work,
and accomplished much in advancing
the standard Of education in Eau
Clair County. Her paper was a true
transcript of the work actually done,
and received high commentator from
ALL
On Friday the Institute Conductors
of the state held three sessions at each
or which much practical work was
done, and valuable suggestions offered.
None who attended the meeting at
Green Bay can fail to go away profited
and stimulated to renewed exertions.
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| important witness in these trials, has
been poisoned. Mr. Davis was form
erly Secret Service officer, and ar
rested the prisoners.
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FOR THE WHISPERS.

This elegant preparation may be
relied on to change the color of the
beard from gray or any other undesir-
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CHAS. BINNINGE.R,
CARRIAGE TRIMMER
AND UPHOLSTERER,
Market Square. one door West Of H.
R. Jewett's Livery Stable,
KeMOsha, WIS.

A first-class Stock on hand. Shifting Carriage
Tops and Rails complete to order, including
seats ready to fasten on to buggies. All Repair
prices reasonable. Old Carriage Tops dressed
and the cloth cOl0red. All Carriage Trimmings
on hand at low rates. 7tf
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COMMON COUNCIL,
Official Proceedings.
REGULAR MEETING July 2, 1877.

REGULAR MEETING July 2, 1877.
Present: The Mayor and Aldermen
| German, Bruins, Schend, Zahnen, Kelly.
Leonard, OBrien, Dewey, Reed, Will
liams, Van VIE and Yule.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
On motion of Aid. Yule, Treasures
Bond was accepted and approved and
ordered placed on file.
Bill OF Jos. Hoffman allowed,
amount $3.50;
Also bill of t. L. Whitbeck,
Dredge $2l.30
i. L.. WhltDeck, Bridge CTS
The following bills were allawed I'M
der suspension of the rules:
Lee Fellows & Co., poor acct 50 50
DrOm HALE, do II 80
city Lamps, gas % so
C0uncll Room, gas 2 So
Engine ROOM gas 2 O5
O. Haughey Cemetery Is SO
y. Moore, Go IS 90
MIS-. Geo Cooper, poor acct. 5 IA
BILL REFERRED
j. McNulty, Drayage 2 rs
Committee on Fire Department re
ported in favor of paying bill of Paul
Blaurt in full $4,000.
Report of Committee was Oh motion
adopted.
BILL ALLOWED.
SlauSon g. Nlunday, Harbor $40 So
On motion of Alderman Zahnen one
months salary was allowed the night
Watchmen, less SIS each as per agree
ment; also the Clerk and Marshal were
allowed one quarters salary and G. II.
Blood half his salary as assessor.
On motion of AID. O'Brien $48 was
appropriated Harbor Master to pay for
labor on Dredge.
Report of the quarter ending July /,
1877, of City Sexton. Lots sold $4,000
, 1877-11-29

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, 1877-11-29

Af0Ra44Nf4 4OkfSu.
A abort tins aso Df. 6uow, tho supertntend-
ent Of Health, rcrrtred Information from the
Rev. Father Hughes, Of 81. putrtck's Churrh, OF
the existenee Ut genuine r1se III Eastern lcp-
rosy in this ctty, aud Immediately took u,eaa-
urta to relieve tho community FROM the danger
Uf Its presence here. The victim OF thr liscase
was xtrl Ut French extraction, 10 years VI agc,
1nd who came hero froui French village called
Ttacatie 10 the nofthern part oil New Bruus-
wick. The gtrl has liyet In the city
ant IL several ditIszeps ' families, darinr au
"hIch time the discasu has rapidly developed,
until 1t has Fcaehed verY adsansed stugc. Her
faulty orc well kuowu as subjects VI the ,tIsepss
In tho pLace frou, Which she came, aud tho Dr.
Eyma4 Of the village, Fathcr Babiucau, kindly
turni<sed information eol.cctulug her to Father
Hughes, and advised that shu bu sent back As
soo1 as possible Arrangements were accord.
inglyi ulaAe, with thu assistance Ut Father
Hughes, to send her back. sae waz provided
With wartn clothing, and uIdcF the charge Of q
careful olliccr was seut to her home last wrrk,
and delivered t0 the authorities tbo1G.
, 1877-11-29
,IDY TELEGRAPH,

FONEk9&S ClIlE3s
Tbs following wero rcceycd BY the Chicago Doar OF
Trnlof
LtvxapooI, Nov. .as.-rs,us mess oork-Eastetp M,
Ais, long clear, 4oas short clear 4iat s1oullcts a,
haMs, ATS. Lard. 49, lTmr meAs bcut. .6ts& India
ncAa boef 03si extra india eAa Ills CIloass ES d.
TaIi0v. 4Oa.
Loxnox. NOV. nl,-Ltrcspool-Whcat afcaty, Corn
unchanged. Nsrs Lanc-Vhcat and corn u4let. Car.
goes on coast-Wheat quilt Corn outlet; fair aycraxc
American Ni1nt. sls. CurHoes passagc-Whcat md
corn allct. imports Into tbs United ktngdam during
tho raat wook-fIour, Bs, uR3 100 ttM sacks, wheat
3t3.0cO9;ra.GUnGrs; corn, ~. uNk3 lo0 CuJ4Fz.
S''eciul Nspatch to 7hs CNfraJa IFt5uHt ,
LtvHu,a'oI, Nov. 2s-Ii =. m.-uaAIx-Wheat--
wInter, NO. l. lis oit No. tos Bd spzuu, No. l. III,
No. .. l0h &ds willis. No. !, 1885, No. z, il
ID, club. No. |. l24 4ds No. !. IL i0d. ConEo. /,
:sfa uAi No. !. .1aad.
Pa"ytssoNs-l'ork. 57a. Lard. IN.
LtvERrooL, Nov. 3a,-Latett-corroa-ln fair do.
msndt B7lG<lus sales 10 0oU balcs, speculation and
export, 2,OUD, American, 6,Un
nRxABartYys-cAl!fornia whIte wheat IN 7dfaias,
do club. lis l1al3s +is No. to No. ! rud Western
sprsnR los 4l. lis; do wtnter. lOs alols a Flour
Extra New York. aDs. CoF.-wcstcfn mi1sd 20s 1,lA
2hBI. Oat4-Amcrican, ~ HaEley-Amstfcsn. d Cd
rEAs-CAasdiau. 37s.
ClovxA hzKn-AnssFtcan. 4slHn.
Ftotlsf0xs-Mrss pofk, b7A Prime neas beef. Ola
Lanl-Amcr'can. -, Daeon-LopY clear ~, ehert
clear, 4ls.
CHkxsE-FIno American, Ga.
TALLow-4oa1 nj.
rkTaoIxuA-snIrtts, II Cd, rnaned. l1s ed.
L1SskEp 0II.-IIG III.
RxsIN-comApn. u udt pals, 11s.
sptRITs oH TuApzxY1xs-ass2Ba3 ii,
LONDON. Nov, 33.-APtntTs ~ TuArxxytxK-3kA
AsTwkAr. Nov, T,?a.-FxTAoLavM-Sls3 ~
, 1877-11-29

lfo4.cof.: n,.e !'e:!','nc.ss, ~ r = of Elm
ylr Il. " 7, +ps ~ RI, hntrtt SOr. ~ tJaMea
W tn!.b to Anna i. n;ths,....-.......... s11 800
Schiller 1t, III It e 6f hstor #, I. :Dxs9
mn. dated Arrtl s. tI74 ......:...:. 2hoa
C1yhnnrn av. I73 I, wnf Recss, n ~. 7stx 80,
Il. fstr, Nc7. ".s.. ,.oso
nermi,aae ~, : = cor ii York II, v i. i.Nx
135H ii. improved. hAtet Arv. ls,......u. 1000
Stewart Az, tE1 II n nf Thirty 5.scrhnh 1t. CT,
21yl2ta-tD IT, dated SOF. .:e1......:......... - oD
MrhicAn av. 10 II Of Twcnty.nlnth Al. 81.
:Fx feA IT, ittrl Sny. =. 97.....:..,......... hoOl
GroreIAnh Park. ia a+iC " nf tottnyn tstov3
ar n r. :tl1ti r. III T. dated Snr. "a B,OCl
Elk tirovc -. fI!t Ut WaSanafa ar, { I, 4N$ noo
'x12i II. Hatea SnT. =. ..r.,..,.. fs2O0
irving pfacr. bcturrn Taylor and Folk sta. Y
tov. a,.:. Wv" o"'"ns No. 80 ..n.. u1.. $40
ess" dsisa a NJ. sor o. raa.na ~ =. 1906
walnnt i. isl Il { Of kct!1tu ". n /. 351t5ott
NuAru ~ err LixrTr, wlrnfv A n,ntrs or sxrAS
NILS rr 1ilk nrRr'N0EfE.
a;Ex,aiW IL ;.stca NV, i;,,.,..... ...... ei.cot
wKsr or err LIMITS, WITHIN nknlrA or snvkH
xI.EsRF THE CoEEf.itoEkE.
Park ~, m It c 0f Wf4t F0rtY. .nrat 1t. IT, 2ax
ITO II, dated nov. t7... .........:t.... et.ul
, 1877-11-29
4 Co., 1cO boxes Of ra,-na: n. A, Kohn + t'tns..
bnr. and caacs Of dry goods; !. =. Kirk 4 Co.,
10 casks Of rotla ASH II. II. Knst, $40 boxes Of
Tin plate. Amount collected, 81, ,023 40.


1AoN lS1oS5s
HOG rRonUCTs--werc rather mora actfsc, snd
tended dowuwaes. The receipts Of hogs wcrc large.
and buyers held OF for = decline, which reacted on
prpucts espceiAly ~ tho Eastern markets were tame.
hero iitto change IA ltverr+{t rho ohtrfnHe
fur futures wese rAther larRr, see hens evidently
dIArosci to accent lower pflces Sans of them re-
marked that pork sold down to STAT thta year, after
hArng been carried all through the spring and summer.
and they held thAt tho work OF continuous summer
cutting wifi probably Prove fatal Ia any but low prices
for winter pronct in the future nncsa there should 10
4 fatluru at tht hog crop.
MEss roax-wa+ moderately active. md declined tao
pct bs1 closing 100 lower than Tursaay Afternoon 'he
offerings for fntu1e. chiefly for taanaf5. were T',to
lArrc sacs xcrt reported OF 10 bfs cash at tles
tis7N, t,71n hris seller tho year A. &ai 7oeli.1s
IL sD hrla seller January a. fiislfNlt MI nnu l!o
tris peof February At $l1.014tl3.fu Total. II. !'0
] ;sst + ;ss; isas.; III .oi tss{ "
Ir,ms me.. W. quoted At t,.ooaitas. and extra
s: IT, s:
e* 81 ~ Ss's
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, 1877-11-29

Apseiat DispaseA 10 1zs cAteaoa Tribunal
Naw foRks 0cf+ +as.-uaAtx-Wheat at,rseted much
cAa attsntoa. especially for early delivery, quoted
dcpsessed and Irregular In sprlnx grados xsns.aly
about ItA2c Per bu loseFt B,uD bu Au,nsf Nlchtran
st.4o, .6oo bn unKra4ed Psd Western II H. as i 0p
ba No. Nllwaukee spring choice II sJ.a1;
eas'los4 of No, DO sotd 1t sia2, l0uo bu
No. Chicago, el.ao; 6t.oOo bu No j koyc.-
hcF option 9t.sA promptly ds1trersds Mo- Month.
Weatern spring quoted, November option, 1t $s oot
f.33t uecemher, 3I.1OH&t. a1Es January, xl,s3hN
Ian pct ha Corn In comparatively Hunted dcu1aad
AMI quoted k4ssic PER bu cheaper c,osIng taus,
slFctiJ primo Old yellow. Western. Hnu tu u CSC,
un2radcd 1nixed Western. oos6aJtS lsys lows. apa
'ess sought after; boat oal No. Western " Asrtrs
soon void AZ 7atc. Data Offering laors fEcriy.
and qroted loWss, leading " 4 more ectirs
movement, especially IN NJ. Chisagu, n1usl!y fvr
!ucAl ttAla sceount but including purchase pf l. Coo
to I1uoj eu :of shipment 70 Elavrs; ml1ed Western
j. 10 bu II atss AAes white Weatcrn iunu bu, :so&t
43ci No. Chicago - CID bu stpas <lx $Qtc, In atufo
~ 10y Gu n Hc, IL uO0 ba last half December. +otc
laovtsloSs-Aess pusk moderately sctlyu fur early
delivery but quoted lower fur forward delivery; We4t.
sra besa Inactive With November aptioa quoted nom.
tna; December &13 49, set'gT rcmaindeT Of tho
rear, sl9 l3<l335; January. sl1 IS; February,
SID 80 With A2lc4 fppustaa Vt htls November
on pirate tsfus. bacon IN nn!efatc request, with
sa1ea reported Of 70 boxes long aud short slesr
1t 7Ac+ and $50 % December 1t skate, and
for Wc.tefn delivery 600 boxes long and short clear
1t SIC; quoted Il tho clu<s vt a. ~ asked Western
steam AE1 ls suuge aftcf for early drIlseryt Auxulk
quoted wssk 20 tcs pFHs :. ~ ~ csosics u *s57h
4A &0s November Upt30n quuted u tho c!o4a aomlnal
December nRnlnais sslley renaAlnlsr of the Jesr.
se.ss, January. 81. 3a+4s. s7,.1 fsasusEJ &s-A71,
March, f. b7s: l.2aa kca ssaF remainder Of the year
At - IS; y, 10 tea January ~ "a Su4 s7A; op tca
February n ID. 47h; 6u1 tcs March u ~ o7ls
arUAH4-A limited lnuatr, for raw, prlcxA VI which
aqunled barely s:es4y; fcnne4 suxxra Lightly dsAl
iu tncludIna cut loaf ~ io>ssl{s; cEuAhad Il lVc
powdered II oas4st}sc: ErAaaiatsa At tskc-
Wuls4s-Qaots4 nrn II H. " Regular. With AaJss &C.
ported Of 6u0 hEla.
, 1877-11-29
III TltLEGIsIAp1I,
NEW TDKE.

b To Ae IVfsteTn <tssoetated ITtsa.
EEw YoNH. Nov. 2e. -Qolu opened at 100, dc.
:'ined to 1Uasl, and closed at 10!.S. Carrying
.ntes. 1t31H. Leans were also u,adv lst.
Silver al London, 5id Hero. silver bars, 190t4
In arccnbacks. and1l in gold. Silver eoin, 40
] discount.
1oscrnmcnts wero eteAdy.
Ial.rond bonda were generally Arm.
State sccurities wc1o qAlet-
The stuck market Was heavy and unsettled In
early dealings, when tho cntso lAt declined 1%0l
under sharp pressure to sell.
The rtocks most conspicuous In tho downward
1neyca,rnt wcTo Lake stlnto and Michigan Central.
Subsequently, nImcr fgchnx act IN. and thcso was
nh advance af 1leE1.i hutn the losent point Df the
Western lninu. Like stdfc, and Michigan Zen.
tfal. Late In tho Afternoon tAe market. was weak
for Lake Shurr, aud otherwise dull aud heavy.
TRANSACTIONS were III tal shares, Of which 30, 600
were Lake Skurr, H,tp0N Northwestern cUtll1nnii.
H. tU0 preferred, 4, tk0 1t. Paul coinninn, IT, O0
preferred. 1A.tNO l-nctawAnna, l4,OO0 Westesn
tnnnx :. coo Marlpn.A.
Money. 4ak7. ctoa'ns at 4. Prlma mercantile
Customs receipts, s3t7, 600.
THE ArsIatant Treasurer dtsburtel S143, coo.
CienrIngss $l4. t>0. 0M.
Sterling exchange hsnl; uclual business, long,
sinrf - -
, 1877-11-29

CATTLE-For fair TO choice gya4es suited 10 tho I'd
qulzements Of Tho kasteFn tssde there was an I'M
proved eone In tho mafgrs. Reports from, tho East
rtrs not calculated 10 stimulate ths drmau1 nor lid
thny seem 70 warrant shippers In paying any better
prices than prevailed tbs day befors. tut thpy touk
hold With Interest than they hAss manifested OF
lata. and tbs competition was suiclently sctyo to
carry up tho psless lo0lac, The Improvement must
" attributed " tho fsyurablo changu !H the weather.
and tbs fact tAs4 tho faec thus far ths week hare
falso altogether Ahoft Of general ptetaons tha a
Jsacq Of The previous week h.yia8 failed to materially
iacxsAxa supplies Ut deattabls shipping cattiH
Dutrhnls stua aud stocke1s did shars u tho ad
Ttc1a 1l01c Vi That Class than lhsse
any demand fur 1t tufneF luw pF-cA The rage
Vt ealt& ~ ulS3- ~ sca4vk.1 ttlit1X n u. px
: ~; sglip0a 70 xol cvxs 1t ~ xxA1 sluekurH
~ 2u3 =; and fR!r " e4tR Allppu4 lGtIss u H. ~
, 1877-11-29

E1lEkT-.NVft' e..htCc and bDu1IhnI at
pUof tu primo qualities.
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,.Ms IL. ; fct twe aeys ,oo .s.!n.t
s IL u W S!ass aay 'sI nsaia.t
III &;
nrfrAlo.
toai r. t II VIII sikst kt5flIfees!s l s @
shpplnK ,tsnt. su7H%3i7S ak cars unsod. mostly
stxxr sxn i. L.xns-Hccript., ,.ioos to,a, for Tho
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sa'k :sss fs;e fs1 Il. x;ss.;
e astisss si|sS sfIslas ":ss Hull 1:;
s:sF; II 'ssss &c sSss'; 6 =:
6 s'Sa a. s!tss. sa e esfs
HAST I,nEnTf: .'~s'''' NV
aay ID s.a ii III sS s.s tie ta7 tso
aay 4o ss'se ,sy a ts's1 ssi
,ssx Il hesas to'. for two a'r
@ G.sc:Sx1Tt. No; @ =; -!!css.In ~. good demand, CON.
1is S95shsr' s4ssas5S' receipts. iao; :i'p: