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Women voters in Kansas.

indianapolis Herald letter from salina;
"a Hoosier sees in Kansas many new and
unfamiliar sights, but none more interesting
than that of the ladies voting. They have
the privilege of voting in all matters per-
tanning to schools. AS far as my observation
goes the ladies here have minds OF their own:
They neither vote for the hands 1mest man,
nor the one their husbands tell them to vote
for, unless the candidate is, In their own
opinion, tas proper one. Their votes cannot
be bought. They are universally on the side
of morality and temperance; hence the
workers in the temperance cause are warm
advocates IF equal suffrage. Election days
pass quietly. If there Is any drinking or
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LeFerson,s Home sold.

CHAR4oETBsvILLE, Va, March 20.-Mon-
ticello, the former nome of Thomas Jefferson,
was sold at public auction to-day, with two
hundred and eighteen acres, about two-thirds
of the original estate, under decree of court
to effect distribution of the property of the
late Commodore UrIah z. Levy. The pur-
chaser was Jefferson NJ. Levy, of New York
city, one Of the heirs, and the price paid was
ten thousand and fifty dollars. Asabel S.
Levy, Of New York, was bidder. No other
foreign bidders were present. The purchaser
had already acquired by purchase from the
other heirs siz-se4enths of the property. He
proposes TO put it in repair for summer
ro-i .iaraca
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GENERAL BUFFERS biographer remarks
,f MS hero that he has ''the brain of o
FRANKLIN, tie frmness Of Jackson, the in
taIleclual force Ok a Bacon, the integrity of an
Aristidisr. and the ripe scholarship of a
Cnsbinc." Bat be says aeyer word about
tbe spo5ns. or that yiIes5 Of vile military or
Der, which the women Of New Orleans CT the
men Of the south caa EeYer forget-not even
the so-called Rreenbackefs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-27

SUcn Is fame. The Grand Rapids Demo
crat, in a criticism of the still great actress,
says: There are some elderly people living
who can remember the time when the fat
and not altogether far Janausehsk was a
graceful and charming actress. In those far
away days she made 4 name" Far away
days" Is indefinite, but, applied 10 the age
Of a woman, it is all right. But 1t Is cluel
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-27

The khedivo Of Egypt is bankrupt, and it
is feared the end viii be either the joint pro-
prietorship of the country by England and
France, or its reduction to the position Of a
British province. England has prior claim
Of three hundred and fifty million dollars,
and she has a controlling interest in the Suez
canal, which has been profitable to her.
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Caught at last.

CHICAGO, March 26.-Richard Morton, of
New York, ex-cashier of the Atlantic fire in
surance company, who left New York last
August with shortage of one hundred thou
sand dollars in his accounts with the compa-
ny, and who has since then remained in
Canada, appeared on the streets here to-day
and being recognized by clerk of the CHI
cago branch, was taken into custody and Is
held for requistion. He refuses to talk on
the matter
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ASSOCIATED PRESS ITEMS.
THE HATTIE NOWLAND SUNK
At Little Rock, and Supposed to be a
Total LOss-Fery Meager Par.
LiculaFs.

LITTLE LOCK, March 28.-The Hattie
Rowland, Captain Darragh, about noon,
coming up, struck snag below the oil mill,
near town, and has gone to the bottom badly
wrecked. She is valued at about twenty-five
thousand dollars. She is in four feet water
and supposed to be a total loss. Her cargo
is badly damaged. The ri 7er is on stand
at four and a half feet below.
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near Peshabalak. The enemy LOST two hun
bred men. British loss triillng. The BEN
gal lancers made brilliant charge.
Richmond, March 26: The senate to-day
concurred in the house amendments 10 the
senate bill providing for the settlement OF the
State debt, known as the M'CulloCh ccmpTO-
mise bill. 1t now goes to the governor.
New York, March 25: Stratton & Storm
tobacco and cigar factory, on Pearl street,
has burned. Loss, seventy-five thousand dol
lars. The losses of other occupants make
the total over one hundred thousand dollars.
Galena, H., March 20: \ fire at aae
o'clock this morning destroyed Oison's.
Reeds and Grants brick buildings and CON
tents. Loss, twenty-five thousand dollars;
insurance, sixteen thousand nine hundred
dollars.
New York, March %: By a collision on
the New York elevated railroad. at Forty
second street, caused by misplaced switch,
four persons were injured, among them the
wife OF Prof. Henry Post, who had her collar
bone broken.
San Francisco, March 26: A Portland dis
patch says that the United States grand Jury.
IN the case Of the two Sitka Indians CHARGED
with the murder of Thomas J. Brown, have
returned an indictment for murder in the
first degree.
Berlin, March %: Field Marshal Manteu-
fell Is mentioned as the probable governor
OF Alsace- Lorraine, when the autonomy IS
granted. The reichstag has voted one million
eight hundred and thirty thousand marks
Tor the further extension OF the subteYranean
telegraph.
st, Petersburg. March 25: This morning
as General Won DreDtaian was driving along
near the quay man on horseback fred twice
into his carriage window. The general was
not hurt. The would-be assassin rode a
short distance and then leaving his horse es-
capped In a sleigh
Chicago, March %: Unauthorized state
ments having been made in the public prints
that w. B. Strong, general manager Of the
AtchisoD, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad,
would soon be superseded, President Nicker-
son has authorized denial Of the truth OF
such statement, and says Mr.. Strong has the
entire confidence Of the president and board
OF d,ractoru
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-27

THERE were once seveoty-eight churches
IN the City of Mexico, and thrty-seven con-
vents and monasJeries; bat now there are
only eight churches, and no converts or
inconsistencies, nuns or monks. Many Of the
old buildings are still standing, but they have
been changed into stores aad warehouses and
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-27

THE Chicago Herald is right. Bourbon"
and Confederate brigadier" have done duty
long enough as Republican arguments to
warrant their being now placed on the re-
tired list. Invent something fresh, gentle
men. AS neither aptness nor accuracy Is
necessary, you shouldn't find it difficult
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-27

EVERY man in Memphis who appreciates
philanthropy, let his politics be what it may,
will rejoice that Dr.. Luke P. Blackburn has
received the Democratic nomination for gov
ernor Of KENTUCKY. He is an honor to his
State and a credit TO his profession.
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CIncInnatis Reception 20 the Mexican
HEnfater.

ranged to entertain the Mexican minister, NJ.
Zimacona, at dinner at the Queen City
club house tonight, but Zlmacona was I'M
able to be present and is confined to his
rooms at the Grand hotel with an attack OF
pIeGH.GGia, His sudden illness is not con-
siherad danparons
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WEATHER IxDICATIONs.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICK ca. Sic. OFFICER.
WAsHIEGIOE, March ~, am.
For Tennessee and the Ohio raiiey
clear orPartly cloudy heather, 'ortLIcesteriy
ieiHis, becoming ras-iGbie and backing to
southerIy, rcith stationary or higher temper
AZURE and barometer.
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fEmtlfV.

SPRINGFIELD, March 26.-J. D. NJ 'Intyre,
OF Pekin, Illinois, known as the king Of the
whisky ring, plead guilty IN the United States
court to all the indictments against him. He
was fined one thousand dollars and his dis
tlllery forfeited on two pleas, Sentence was
suspended as TO others that he sqeals on.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-27

OUR Texas friends should be advised that
talk will not revenge Porter'S murder. What
the world wants is a speedy and a fair trial
for Curry, with an interval of only few
hours between the verdict and the gallows.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-27

The charge by Savage that the supreme
colrt Is corrupt, is one that some anti-repudi-
atiouist should insist upon being Investigated.
1t will not do to allow sven a savage to bring
our highest judicial tribunal into contempt.
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a Bridge Accident.

CINCINNATI, March 28.-Bv the falling of
bridge on the Whitewater Valley railroad,
near Cambridge City, Indiana, Adam Defen-
ner was fatally injured, Geo. Davis had his
arm broken, and John Posey and Charles
Gallagher were severely bruised.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-27

THE testimonial benefit by the people Of
Dallas, Texas, to the Warde- Barrymore COM
pauy, Of which the murdered Porter was
manager, was in every respect a creditable
q fair
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Goal VVorks to KesuE,e.

PGTrsBURG, March 26.-6t the meeting OF
i.4e coal exchange this afternoon, it was de-
cidsd 70 alloy three cents per bushel, the
price demanded by the striking miners in
this section for digging coal. All the works
will resume tomorrow.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-27

That venerable soldier and honest, patriotic
Democrat, General Shields, had very hand
some reception at jefferson City on Monday.
The first intellects of Missouri were present
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-27

THE Chicago Net0s thinks that there is
mora, to this Clmeron scandal. Itis a warn
ing to octorenarian Lotharios in search Of
wives to require scaled proposals.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-27

The Chiu-aise are not going. They are
coming. SIX hundred OF them arrived in
Sln Francisco by the steamer from China on
Friday.
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CABLE NEWS.
French Communities stiU Drawing
Amnesty AIIOwances-Fa.,lIa An
ERyDC-Rews from Other
Points.

PARIS, March 26.-Amuesty has been
granted one hundred more communists.
The senate voted urgency" for the pro-
posal OF the chambers to meet in congress to
revise the constitution relative to removal to
Paris.
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Satisfactory Negotiations between Rus
SiA mud ENGLAND.

VIENNA, March 26.-The Political Cor
making most satisfactory progress between
Russia and England relative to the measures
to be adopted in Roumelia after the depart
IRE OF the Russians, but the project of mill
tary occupation by the neutral powers has
been abandoned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-27

WHAT an undertaking. Chicago has a
new paper called the Western Undertaken,
winch combines collins with humor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-27

THANK God! Next Monday is the last Of
the present session Of the legislature. 1t has
succeeded in lie great work Of chow not to
do it."
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THE HOLLAND FUND.
a Handsome sum RsaEized from gr.
HerndOn. at Holly Springs. for the
Benefit of the Holland MOnu-
ment,
Special to the Appeal

George P. iIerndon, Esq, of Tupelo, de-
ivered very chaste and beautiful lecture,
at Masonic hall, IN this city, this evening,
upon the subject Of poetry and eloquence.
Nearly one hundred dollars was realized,
which amount will be donated to the Holland
monumental fund.
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Terrible Suffering from Famine In Up-
E0vnf-

LONDON, March 26.-The famine in upper
Egypt causes terrible suffering. in Some
villages the people ave naked, like wild beasts,
and dig for roots. Ia che town the women
and children fight over scraps Of bread. The
inland villagers are said to be starving ike
dogs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-27

THERE are now one hundred and twenty
five Protestant congregations in Mexico, with
six thousand members and fifty schools.
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nchonvaInT AnecessfuI-

LONDON, March 26.-A Berlin CORE
spondent says that Count SchouvaIotf's mis-
sion has been successful. The mixed occupa-
ton of Roumelia will be carried INTO effect
and Russians. 1t issaid that France, though
acquiescing in the idea, has not yet promised
the contingent, and England is believed to
be hesitatlng on certain points, but the
proposal has been accepted by all the
powers.
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THE best and cheapest in the world. DR..
Bulls cough syrup costs You only twenty-five
cents and, if It does Eot cure your cough,
you can get your money back.
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CLOhINE RATES

Yesterday Of cotton: liverpool cotton,
u-1Gd; Memphis cotton, Zoe. NeD Orleans
cotton, . Use. Nelc YorL cotton. 10 slice.
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DR.. FELTON, is already IN the field for gov
ernor Of Georgia. A long look ahead.
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A Convent Destroyed by LishtnIng.

u Convent Destroyed by Li$ktnInE.
CAIRO, March 26.-During n heavy thun-
der storm about three o'clock this morning,
the convent was struck by lightning and
burned to the ground. No one injured
Loss, ten thousand dollars; insurance, seven
thousa I'D six hundred dollars.
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Affairs in R0umeIIa.

PHIIIPPOPoLIs, March ga majority Of
the international commission has Issued a
declaration stating that in consequence Of
the difficulties created by the authorities Of
Eastern Roumelia, end IN view of the ex-
cited state of the population, it has been
found impossible TO execute the stipulatons
of the article of the treaty Of Berlin
which provides that the European commits
,l,-,Tl 10,
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Vienna, March 26: The PreSSe states that
seven thousand men have risen in insurrec-
ton in Macedonia,
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WASHINGTON. March 26.-Tbe President
to-day nominated Andrew d. White, of New
York, minister to Germany; A. Logan, Of
ILLINOIS, minister resident to the Central
American States.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Ex-Seeretary GOrham Tells what he
Knows about how Elections are
Managed-COntinuat OF the
OliVer-CamerOn InYesti-
gatiOn-COnkliDg's
Apology.
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WEATHER. ORGANIZATIONS.
WAR DEPT. SIGNAL SERVICE. U. g. ARMY,
WEDNESDAY, March %, 1879, 1905 pm.

h. ROBE, Sergeant. signal Corps, U. s.
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FRENCH MILLINERY

~ SPRING OPENING OF NEW AND ELEGANT
EE- Imported lcCds- Great bargains in every de
SzB7- partment Strangers should not fail to exam
~ anime our assortment. Orders by mail will
- receive urompt attention.
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.Es .RR CHI
WHOLESALE
DRY Goods!

~ Recent arrivals az IA EsEE. Il ESEFS-
ABES and SEAsOEABG GOODS. Iu
every Department, make the stock the
Hest Complete ever laid before buyer
IN this market, and the variety uRex-
ceIled By any stCciS East OF West.
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near Peshabalak. The enemy LOST two hun
bred men. British loss triillng. The BEN
gal lancers made brilliant charge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-21
STRIKING MINERS.
EXCITEMENT AT BROWNSVILLE, PA.
Violence Of the Strkers-Numerous Arrests
Made-MineH Taking Refuge in
the Mines-A Bloody Out
break Feared.

PITTSBURGH, February 20.-COnsider-
able excitement and uneasiness exists
at Brownsville and other towns along
the Upper Monongahela, owing to the
recent outbreaks and threatened yio-
lence by striking coal miners in that vi
Cinity. Nearly all the mines have been
shut down for some time, the original
cause OF the trouble being a reduction
in the price paid for digging. Within
few days past several OF the mine owners
have attempted to start up at the re-
duced prices with fresh hands, but the
old men have become 80 violent that
the new men are afraid Ia 90
To- work. the former employees
ia some instances having taken
possession ui the mines, and threaten
dire vengeance on anyone going Ia
work. On Tuesday night Sheriff Work,
of Washington county, assembled
posse ot deputies at BeallsNille, and at
ten O'Clock the saune night he, with los
men, mounted and heavily armed,
marched on to Brownsville, arriving
there at iour O'Clock "Wednesday morn
ing The Sheriff at once went to work
arresting the riOting coal miners,
in many cases taking them
out oi bed, and large number Ol
strikers were iailed.~ In addition to the
los men from Beallsville l32 frcm Cali
iorna and Greenfield were sworIiin and
joined the other party at Brownsville,
making the entire number OF deputies
80. They are camped in Brownsville
and West Brownsville and made
many arrests to-day. Brownsville
is in Fayette county and what authority
sheriff Work has is not yet known.
He tclegraphCd to Sheriff Dean, OF Fay
ette county, at l'niOntown, Yesterday,
asking his help in securing the arrest nl
the leaders, but Dean refused to give 1t,
saving that he had no authority Ia make
arrests. Governor lioyt has placed Com
pany II of the Tenth Regiment under
Works command. They arr at Wash
ington waiting orders. Many Oi the
miners have He'd to the mines, where
they have enough provisions To stand
quite siege, and ii is ielt that bloody
outbreak may occur at any moment
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WASHINGTON.
Telegraph Companies u be Investigated
special Dispatch To tho Register.

Telegraph Companies T. be Investigated.
special Dispatch 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, February 20
Tho senate Committee on Railroads
to-day decided to report to the Senate,
to be Incorporated in the sundry civil
appropriation bill, proposition Tor the
appointment by the President of com
mission of nine to make thor
ough examination OF the relations Ia
tween the Western Union and other
telegraph companies and the public, ~
affecting Interstate commerce; also into
the relations between such companies
and the New York Associated Press and
other press associations a. affecting com.
merce and the general public, and to
report the result by the first day Oi
December, 1879. Also t. report on the
constitutionality and policy OF the aid
ing 10y Congress oi postal telegraph
system, under Government control, and
~ To- the right and duty Of Congress to
regulate telegraph rates III order 10 pre-
vent companies irom giving exclusive or
exceptional privileges to press aSsocla-
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WELLsBURGL LETTER.
Particulars Of the Alleged AbOr-
ton Case at Bethany-What
the Prisoner Has to Say About
the Matter.

The telegram in the REGISTER yester-
day morning, in regard to the alleged
performance OF an abortion on the per-
son OF Miss Lou Filley by David Par
kinson, at Bethany, created considerable
talk in reference TO the matter, as but
few persons were aware oi his arrest
and Tor what crime, until the REGIS
TER arrived with the intelligence.
The information MAS made against
Parkinson by Lou filley and L..
l.. Bryte, who being duly sworn de-
posed that David Parkinson, on the 18th
day oi February, did administer certain
drugs with intent to procure miscar-
riage on the person of Miss Lou fllley,
who was pregnant at the time. The in
dictment SAYS that David Parkinson did
ieloniously and unlawfully administer
to Miss Lou fIlley, then pregnant, GER
tain medicine OF compound Of oil ot
tansy, ginger. whisky, and other drugs,
which did procure u miscarriage and
destroyed the child, and upon evi.
dence OF doctors j. r. Whitsctt AMI
{. Shriver, who, ~ experts,
made an examination Oi Miss filley.
and upon the admission oi the deien-
dant, David Parkinson, he Was held IN
hail of 81 900 for hi, appearance at the
March term of the Circuit Court, AMI m
default oi which he was committed to
Jail. Iom correspondent yisitcl Par
kinson in his cell in the Jail Yesterday
afternoon, and had quite a chat with
hiR about the matter. He did not
deny having administered the drug to
Miss Filley, but emphatically tie
MED that he WAS aware oi her is'-
ing in All interesting condition, and
solemnly asserted that h" did not give
her drugs with intent To procure an
abortion. lie claims that he gave her
the medicine upon her earnest sollcits-
ton, Tor II purpose entirely foreign To
that of procuring miscarriage. lie
felt AN interest in her welfare and gave
her the medicine out oi charity. llcdid
not know that Il miscarriagc had taken
place, or that Miss filley was S"r'|"f'
until sheriff Curtis read Ia him a war
rant Tor hisarrest. lie talked freely about
the matter, answering all questions put
To him without the least hesitation.
Parkinson il about ~ wears al aye, and
is small wiry fellow. lie takes his
confinement with apparent easincss, and
intimated that when the case went To
trial some very interesting derel"pc-
ments ma, he expected.
The woman il confined in the jailor
room in the second story ot the jail. She
il held as witness.
C. Wright, Esq, has been retained
~ counsel Tor Dr. Parkinson.
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and Cobb. while Me--rr. iii~ - =, -
ham AMI Bist.ee supported the minUrit!
report declaring Bi.b-e elected
The minority resolutions acre then
withdrawn, AMI vote "a. taken on the
majority resolutions, and thfy were
agreed to-yea, l3l, nays l22 strirt
party vote vith the exception ot Messrs.
Harrison ani Tumey, Eho Epet with
the Republicans in the ne2AiiE@.
Mr.. FINLEY then APPEARED at the bar
oi the House anil N1- sHorn In, taking
the modified oath.
Notice WsS gwen that the south
Carolina contested election c4ses Nouh
b. cailcl up next MONDAY.
The IIouse then took rercs', TIE
evening session g. ~ for tie memorial
services in honor oi ths doCcss7i mesn-
beFs, welch, oi Nebraska, and Williams
81 Michigan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-21
PORK PACKING.
Operations in the Northwest.

CmCADo. February ~. The Dddg
Commercial B.3lau has adyiccs from LOO
oi the principal points in the Northwest
rrgarling packing operations and stocks
ON hand. Thc,r points have packed
n.5l5 ONU hogs tu date, and the estimate
lur the season j. n,9lO,Wn. The pack
ing Al points not reported is estimated
AZ i55 .OpO hogs. making the total pack
ing iur the West 1,4Ij,u0. The de-
crease in the average OF weight II cstl-
mated at Ia pounds, which will reduce
the aggregate packing to- Tl55.o"
hogs. The WELD oi lard varies
considerably and will probably not show
much il any reduction from lat year.
The stock on hand at points which have
packcd OON5.Um hogs, - reported al
2>IOOO barrel, oi mess pork, 1880 bar
r,iS oi other kinds ol pork, dn,~
tierres ot iarl, >l,OoO,O0O pounds "i
hams. 5u,OuO,OOO pounds OF shoulders.
9pOO0,0O pounds Of sides; IN the
aggregate equal 20 the product Of 2.571,-
IEul I..r-