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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-27
A BIG THING ON RAILS.

Ii was announced a few days ago, by
the New York correspondent of the
Richmond Dispatch, that terms have
been agreed upon for the consolidation
OF the Richmond and Allegheny, the
the Atlantic and Northwestern and the
Ohio Central railroads. which places
under one management line two-thirds
completed between Richmond, Va, and
Toledo, Ohio. and will place under its
control an entrance into Chicago. The
DSDaich SAYS the lines so controlled will
have the M nimum grade, will be built
OF steel rails end will be thoroughly
equipped, and will pass through three
great mineral diStricts-the Hooking
Valley coal field, furnishing heavy ton
mage to the lakes; the Great Ksnawha
coal field, furnishing tonnage to the sea,
and the great iron belt through which
it passes for one hundred and fifty
miles, furnishing tonnage both east
ward and westward. Ii also will re-
ceive heavy tribute from slate quarries
and granite auarries and forests. The
new company will own large tracts in
Ohio and West Virginia and virginis,
and will undertake large development
and colonization projects. 1t expects to
make Richmond a great seaport. and to
supplement the grain elevators at To-
lsdo and Chicago with elevators at
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-27
HOW 1T WAS DONE.

Not the least interesting part OF the
history Of the evision Of the New Testa-
ment is the precautions which were
taken TO prevent it getting into the
hands of unauthorized publishers and
thus cheat the revisers out Of their COM
pensation.
The work of printing was done at the
printing offices connected with the OK
ford and Cambridge Universities, and
so divided between them that neither
one would have the consecutive parts oil
the manuscript. The two Universities
selected 1--WE men OF high character who
were given complete charge OF the issu-
ing OF the book, and no one but those
five were permitted to hold copies, and
these copies were watched as jewels OF
priceless value. Every employee who
handled the work was compelled TO SUBJ
NIT to thorough searching every time
he quit the building. This close super
vision of the work was kept up through
all the stages OF the task Of publication
from the composilors' room to the bind
cry.
All this preeaution was made with
reference to the sale OF the revision In
the United States rather than in Eng-
land, where it was protected by copy
riyht The books put on sale in this
country on last Friday were shipped in
sealed boxes. Agents OF the University
press accompanied them on board the
vessels, and saw them placed in such
position in the hold that it would be
impossible for ANYBODY TO have access
to them. Upon their arrival in New
York they were placed in the
Custom House, and kept there until
the evening Of the l9th-the 18th was
selected by the English Committee as the
day for the publicstion-but the Amer
Can Committee, for reasons satisfactory
to itself, changed the date for publiCa
ton in this country to the Goth, when
they we're taken to the Oxford Publish
ing House in New York, opened in
guarded cellar, and put up in packages
for each bookseller who had ordered
quantities. At 4o'clock on the morning
Of the 10th the work OF delivery began,
and 80 great was the demand that some
wagons were on hand the night before.
In New York all manner of tricks
were resorted to to secure copy, but
unavailing. IL was rumOred that an en-
tire copy had been sold to leading
daily, and that parts had been sold to
number OF other papers. but this seems
to have been untrue. That large sums
were offered for an advance copy is eyi.
dent from the statement OF Mr.. NELSON,
the American publisher, that he could
have got 5000 for single copy as late
as u o'clock on Thursday night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-27
VIENNA BREAD!
TO-DAY.
FRESH MILK
Received daily excepting sunday.
mails q. BEHRENs.
Sealed Proposals for Convict
Labor.
wrs1 vIssISIA PrsiTEsTiitT
M0IfsnsxIiIE MayiI lssi


HoUsDsyiIIE. May II. ISL. !
Sealed proposals viii be received by the un-
dergned until ~ O'Clock meridian on We,ins'
day, June u, 1851. fos the labor ~ from fily 10
ole hundred ablc.boilcd rDnyicu, 10 be eiaplOJ
ell within the penibDtiAry for a term Of IRON
three 70 five years. and IN be furnished o. fol
lows:
FROM Is TO 80 cony.c,s on the LIT day Of July.
1881 and from - 10 90 Additlonti cJnvl, "a on the
10th day of August. 1hsi.
sealed proposals will also be received si ib-
same time Tor the labor of about y oonyicis who
are capable Of performing lighter labor than st
able-bosied convict would perform.
Zach bid shall specify the articles proposed b.
be manufactured. the number Of square feet Oi
shop room which viii be required, ihs amount
Of steam power required and the prize Per dsy
therefor.
The price per day for each convict shall b.
specified. and II different price per day L. stated
for different psriods, each period and price must
he 90 stated that one may bc aonepted and th-
other rejected. II the bidder desires "a manu-
facture different clase- OF articles the lsbOf to
be- employe on esrh class must he bid for setai
aiely.
The successful bid, ., or bIdders. will b. q,
quired ~ enter Into q oontfaIt In tuuusnor a.
his bid, and furnish bond satisfactory ~ ia"
Board IN the PENAL sum Of q On. conditi0nsd
for the faithful performance 81 his oonuAft. and
~ the Law directs. q blank form 81 which oon
trsct and bond - IN fle and will remain with
the Clerk ~ the Board during this advertisement
zach bid must be mpsnicd viii boni
IA copy Of which 10 a.,o on die with us cIsrs Of
the Boardl with suriues 10 the satisfaction o.
the Board, that the bidder will comply with the
terms OF ha bid, n II IL sccepted. And is sslei
mp and sddrcssed 70 the Superintendent. sndsr'.
The Board q Directors reserve the rsh, 70 70.
Jet any or all bids.
BY order Of the Board Of Director
myi2eqgt fHOs. J. WIT. SUPP.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-27


All b no, sweet peace and harmony
In the camp Of the Readiusters in Vir.
ginia. The key 10 the situation Is found
In the sentence in a dispatch fromwash-
inston-"Many who were promised Of
fee have been disappointed, owing to
the failure Of MAHoSx's plaEs." 1t is
reported that the leaders and would be
leaders are hurrying to the National cap
ital to see MALONE about II, and he viii
probably be requested to explsin how
and why in bis late trade with the Re
publicans he delivered the goods with
out having a sure thing on get
ing his price. Verify, the Virginia Sen
ator is badly left.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-27

ONE of the editors Of the H,isiiigencer
very pointedly rebuses the other editor,
his senior in the firm, for the terribly
loose manner in which he las a member
of the Finance Committee Of the Board
OF County COMMISSIONER permitted
the affairs OF the county 10 be misman-
aged during the past few years. He
even audited bill for holding an in
quest over a man who was not dead |!
says his editorial partner. Doesn't this
singular style OF managing the puOlic
business deserve 20 be called by more
we're name than carelessness2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-27

FRED DOUGLASS has got a position
which pays s., 900 per annum, and will
not kin him in the performance OF his
duties. His predecessor, SHERIDAN,
says: 81 liked the position, and told
the President l wanted to keep it, al
though / was oyerworked. My office
hours were from half past 70 to a quar-
ter OF | every other Wednesday"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-27
. very encouraging.

A RErUEuCAN exchange thinks that
"COSKLSG is certainly a remarkable
man. The corporations are all down on
him; the powers at Washington oppose
him; Robertson, with his 81, 600 appoint
ments, is working against him; and, il
we may believe the half.breed newspa-
pers, the entire people OF New York are
up in arms against him; yet strange to
say his opponents dare not 90 into eau
Gus for fear they will be beaten"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-27
A DESERVED REBUKE.

The Ia.Hiqeucsr, through correspond
ent, administers well-merIted rebuke
10 the drunken Judge Of this district, in
its issue Of yesterday. No stronger ar
yunent in favor OF temperance reform
can be presented than Judge MELVIN
has furnished to the people of this city
ami county. lie has deserved impeaeh-
ment many times and it will be strange
ii public sentiment does not force that
duty upon the Legislature at its session
next winter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-27

REPoRrs from the grain and fruit
growing sections OF the Northwest re-
specting the condition 2nd prospects OF
the growing crops, continue TO be very
favorable. The season is somewhat
backward, but Dame Nature is exerting
herself lively nowadays, and the outlook
is very encouraging.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-27

bAE VI WCt tuHluln, f0lutt DI OIlD. fiI ct
wheeling Municipal Court o. whee;lnr. ,pnl
Patrick Kennedy,
W. tIn thancery.
Theodote 8. Dsrrssh. ct al
Ihs day came the said conplsinasl bJ 10
attorney, and 10 appearing ~ the Couu thai tb~
attachment Issued In this cause on tie oh day
OF August, 1850. returnable - tie reptefnh-f
term leso OF this court II dockesd and that the
bill and exhibits thereof were fled ia the nus
further Appearing from The return on The said
sitachmsnt thai George hcCuliy. then Depgiy
Sergeant for James W. bweeney. fate ssrEssbi Of
the City OF wheeling, levied the ,sld alta hmeni
the one undivided one-third a 10 soaih hIii 81
q lot o. ground IN the addition 10 the tosB o.
wheeling laid out by Noah Zane, and dssigDsi.
ca on The blas OF Md town by being nUmb<fed
ioar ~ IN me fourisenth square Of 's:d Nd.
street, between Eleventh stfoet and Twelfth
street In the city Of Wheeling with improve
menu thereon, subject hsutvcr 10 the dossf
n ,p o. ne defendant sst Nays Danash: 49,;
O'Clock y. n. And II further Appealing that ssii
DEFENDANT, Theodore y. Dsrrsgh aud uaiy hs
vile, and Emma Van s~haset. a.e non p,iosist.
Of ne ssase q Wet virsina. AID that n,ithtf
81 nd dsfsndant has been served with prdsos
In this cane. nor win copy 81 the order a at.
tachmeut therein: and u further appearing fhst
The Object Of this suit 10 90 f.oyer frofn tie 'ald
oefenoenf, Theodore \. DarrBgh, the sum o.
e<1oD. with intefst thereon from the ia dsJ ~
July. $50, until payment due from the ,sd De-
iendant. Theodore B. Dsrrsgh, 20 the nd rom
plainept, and The costs OF this suif. and 70 sub
1ect De property levied upon o. shove 10 tlr
payment thereof.
On motion Of The nd complainant BY his Of.
togney, 10 ~ ordered by the Coun that The .af
eeSeeeents. 1heodoss =. Dsrsgb. May Dsrssh
his vile, and Kans Van sfkasck. do apt@G
here within one month after ths fDt pablicstoi.
hsreof and % what y neceaaary o protect fhsI
interests herein. and thst this order b. publsh'
% md posted acrordiug 10 lag.
Ihsseby certify thaf tbs above order va dslT
eate5od ~ I'D Municipal coun % wheeling.
% De ~ Day ~ Apfii. q. D. Iss1. and thsi
yeu 80 henby noansd % sespeH aid ordcs %
iels: THOMAS n. pARRAH.
CT q ths nsntepai Cosrt d Whssiiss
AtinmSy ics soSp,isant. nyisosst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-27

The Richie Go;eiie is considerably
muddled over the political obstetrics
practiced at the birth Of West Virginia,
and wants Us % help it unravel the
matter. We can't help the Gazette. That
is altogether too knotty 2 subject fer
this hot weather,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-27

TnE sensation in newspaper circles in
New York is the change OF control OF
the Ey,Hjay Pos OF that city, the major
iiy Of the stock having bsen purchased
by x.Secretary Carl ScHUH, HORACE
WHrrE AMI L. l.. GoDEIS. Mr.. ScHuRz
will b. editor in-chief
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-27
DIED.

SURGISSON-At his residence, 1913 Market
street on wedn, sday evening, May 18th, 1851
at Gas O'Clock, DR.. JAMES NJ. suKGISsoS, In the
9th year OF his eye.
The funeral win take place from his residence
at2P. NJ on Friday. The interment will he at
P. ". and will be privSte. Friends OF the
family are invited to the services.
LUKENS-At l:20 a. ". wednesday, May y,
1851. al his residence. No. a. Maryland street,
Island, JOSHUA LUKRNs, in the nth year OF MS
age.
Funeral from his residence, ~ Maryland street,
Friday morning at 10 o'c.Ock. lnterment al
Greenwood cemetery. Friends of the family are
respectfully invited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-27

IT will hardly be the thing for the
President and Mr.. BLAINE to prescribe
Republicans who at one time made
despicable illusions to Mr.. GARFIELD, IL
not criminal charges against his official
acts and personal integrity" This is
said TO be the substance Of what secre-
tary BLAINE urges against Attorney Cen
erai MAcVEAoH. How. will most oil the
prominent papers of the country stand
under that testY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-27

TmE bottom having fallen out OF the
New YORK 1883 Words Fair project,
the Boston people are beginning to seri-
ously cons.Itrthc expsdiency and pro-
priety of holding fair in their city in
90
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-27

No1Ics has been given of over 1000
amendments 10 be proposed to the Land
bill. now pending in the British House
Of Commons. The prospect is that 1t
will b, am nded 10 death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-27

The New York Herald breaches an
impressive temperance lecture on the
statement made by the keeper OF the
Morgue in that city, that four ffths of
the 5000 bodies which annually reach
the dead house are sent there by drunk
enness 1t says:
There may be cities in the world
where men can drink spirits without in.
jury to body and brain, but New York
is not one of them. In a city where
everybody, from the millionaire to the
day laborer, is being continually impell-
ed to begin more work than he can fin
ish, whatever increases physical or men,
tai excitement is positive curse. The
Morgue's occupants do not all come from
the lower classes, who drink bad rum;
sc'ons OF honorable stock have been
found there too often, for alcohol Is as
merciless leyeler a. death itself.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-27

TuE Virginia R-adjusters will hold
their State Convention at Richmond
Thursday, June "a, to nominate State
ticket Tor Governor, Lieutenant Gov
ernor ami Attorney General.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-27

TnE GAINESVILLE Enterprise announces
= good crop OF strawberries in prospect
in that locality, AMI says that growers,
this wear, viii ship to Wheeling and
Washington, Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-27

The Congress of Mexico, fearful lest
Americans might seek to gain political
control in that country,is about to adopt
an amendment to the constitution, max
ing only native MeXicans eligible to
seats in the National Congress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-27

HENRY WARD BEECHER is To lecture
in Urichsville, June 81, on the Reign
OF the Common People
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-27

Tue death grapple has begun at Al
bany. There will he grand and lofty
nmbling between this and Tuesday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-27

Ali is not serene, it seems, between
JAMES q. BLAINE and WAYNE Mac
NEAGH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-27
cONKLING AND THE MONoPo-
LISTS

The Chicago Inter Ocedn has been one
OF the stiffest supporters Of the Admin
istration in the GARFIELD CoNXLING
conflict. Ii now finds occasion for a
sudden change of front in the following
comments, which are significant;
The loud and fierce opposition OF all
the great monopclies OF New York to
the reelection of Senator Conkling sug-
gests once more the danger to be guard
ed against from such quarter, and the
necessity OF the people standing firm
against these great and growing powers
in our government. The men who
control these monopolies and seek legis-
lation in their aid, are ever on the alert
to strike a damaging or fatal blow at a
prominent opponent. Representing
a State whose vast wealth is so
largely concentrated I'm corporations,
and individuals controlling such
corporations, there has OF course been
great effort TO enlist the remarkable abil-
ties of Mr.. Conkling in behalf OF
schemes for the advancement of corpor-
ate power. One word from him and
money would have been poured into his
lap like water, and, instead OF being
poor, he conld have left his seat in the
Senate, or remained in il, a millionaire.
II is to his credit that he has refused to
Yield to persuasion or threats, and has
gone straight on, standing for the rights
OF the people and ably assistingin what
ever OF success the anti-monopoists OF
the country have met in their contest
with consolidated wealth and power.
Il is undoubtedly true that the fight be-
tween Conkling and the President has
been encouraged by those who desire to
destroy the influence of the New York
Senator, and make him less formula
be opponent OF their schemes OF aggran-
dizement. Now that they are bending
their energies 10 prevent his reelection,
the motive becomes still more plain,
and il is getting pretty near time for
the people to take hand in the fight,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-27

CoSELIxG is no longer Republic
can, can GRANT be one?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-27

JKsEEss will make a good Judge, by a
large majority.
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FREE e. : ::!s:, a: Me- s:': Oh s.
WOMB MFa Co, Ii Naan 81, H.Y. nosg
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TEE DAILY REGISTER Is p~oAisAsd svsy
uo.raac tescspt SsAdas) al ne Rsgiesr Bstidiao,
80, 80 -. uho.hun N Ea-
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B. Kais, PEI ana,sn.; % Gdranss. pOs.paid- s. 90
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
State OF West Virginia, county 81 Ohio. ctr 81
Wheeling, Municipal Cout oi whee;lnr. ,Inl
10, 1881
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-27

TEE WEEKLY REGISTER. a Iarge % eO''aan
srst-sluss Moss end Llerary Pap1. Terms Of H'o-
, 1881-09-19

HFfc1Ht j5sSp1tEHN 70 ne CHIeHga 1TthhHe.
W.aItsAW, Sept. l7,-Enry c1rtt twG- thirds Of a
CROP Late corn uenrIy worthless, Potatocs
one-fourth OF II crop. No ground ra4dy for full
seeding. Very lIttlo whent will 10 sown on No.
uuuAt OF bugs. AcrenKe aecreABrd ono-taurth
for 1sso. On timber lanhs and bottoms whcnt
wns very good. On prairio laud n total faituro
on nceuunt Of tlrnutA and lnIga
FONT l.YNS, Sept. 1S.--Corp four.flftha Of IL
crop. AcreAge uf wheat will TO decreased ln
lBx:. -.
sAL1aE COUNTY.
MALTA nEHp. Sept. lT.-4Abuut one-tltrtl nf n
crop OF eors,. About sasne aesease of wheat rs
ih 1880. Pastures very dry.
fDpAWAr COUNTY.
1'tcKERrxl, sept. 1T.-Cor1l o1lc-talf crop.
FotatocB unG-thtrl Of n er0C. AereaKe Ut wtout
lncreaaed for 1Ss:. Ground in guo1 condltlou
sAtIsE C0uSTY.
HLACKnuNN. Bcpt. l7.-Corn damaged one-
quarter by tiroutu, y1t inorcAscl Hcrcago will
snako good tho losa. Early p0tltoes WILL mako
an average crou. Into planted total future.
About hIlf ~ much ground Is r0Ady for tltll
seeding NJ last ycar. Pastures burned NJ.
Some fecdtug now coru. Acrcago decreased for
lBS..
6l,AKErr0ltn, Sept. 17.-Eurly corn wilt make
onc.ttllr.! Ut crop. 1tato Will n'aku nothtng.
Very poor crop of pntatnes. uro1ud mostly
rensly for seeding. Pastures MI dry.
Nnow nsv1t.LE. Sept. 17.-Corn haif crop.
Quaty poor: Pastures gil tlr!e'l, UP: Aurensa
6f wbnat will ba lNr9c1y inuroasad. Potatu crop
aimost m eI>tlro fntlure.
,,Ar COUNTY.
onn1cE, sent. ll7.-Curit out ahort t'y :inonth
nnS-halr: 0r9,ll!tl nnw y. gHd cnn.ltlon for
VI KAhB C0uSrY.
MAYkyIJL.E. Hprt. 11.-Curu will not bo abpvc
Ill., esF ss fss ~ y sns.1s er Ss sos
e F tnS % % o . ~, us @ vii @1ey tay to,r,, tor xce e.
, 1881-09-19
failtlrb. Flowing Just commenced. 0rohud
worry dry. Pastures burned tp
1afvtru,,x f%f1d,Hry.

fn1tHF0. t'InWtffR 3lla{ Gt)f1lHEHCHut
worry uFy. Pastures hurnct1 tlp'
5AcKss,N ct,uwrr.
roih n, sSas'a. sSei viii "'' ~ ',.aR e cs
ilIIr! or CROP Hs"na o''o+thsr, p'owea for
STAIR cnuSry.
Touf.os. Sent. l7.-Corn tlanneed 20 per cent
ri! tse:e rSsss SF' eo anfS to- effsse az ~.
half By tlroIth. Ono.hatf n crop of potatoes.
MouI!rItE COUNTY.
cont by tlro1.th ari chinrs,-hurs. soycnty.i'vr
per cent Of a crup of uotMtocA. Pastures NIL
dried UP. Farmosa fce'l|ng new corti.
tlv1K0srt,N COUNTY.
t r9SGtAc t. ssRt ot1o. eTo sat . % Sr
nonuAS corsrY.
WAvEnt.Y, S0pt. 11.-Corn damaged 70 per
cent. Pastures very .ry. Now curn br!nR fot!:
Ground too Try to p!ow. 4Acrcago for 1S>s WILL
:. .CoScoNp. Sept. 1I-corn damaged 70 pyr cent.
Pastures very poor troand TOO dry to plow.
sCorr COUNTY.
MEnn1rr. Sept. l7.-Corn damnFott o@nG.fos,rth @
ilttls n vr,rm.1 folly for iati whnus. Too lry 10
ptow. Pastures dry. Acreage for 1851 will bo
decreased.
LIE COUNTY.
anass @%Sxxs y Fo'; GSxE sf; Se & es,e sr #
IStssss .rn . r." DIX t p'ow Pastures dried up
A'S" W. De'"S Aoe'
hh kAAh touSIf:
eANnwiCH. sepf. F:-toFn cTop fcuuccG PIP
" nrn ~ ~ e'' aot' '"''t'
~o' " ...E", .,.,,.n,.
HfEFtEssoS cousTf. -.
FnxErotT, gept; H-csrn one..h.ra sla,naseA
~ MIuutus VHr. nn!l u cs1sp 81 po1h'oes'
1"'''''' poo'' eo'", m ~" "sn,,snn vr o'''9 Ao"'
i. ........ lAkE COUNTY ..-.
L1nENTrv1T.LE, Sept, T.-C0tn damaged q per
Gent ~ ueou1h It!tsn HhRG @ ~ 1T r,, ett. ",
" urnp'u' iN'tuses sels snott' Ne" cof" oc'
lt9 Ace* ..- <,
'..... HHEEsE CooSTf'
RncKnnlpnE Sept. l1.-Corn damaged nne-hhlf
" aIoutn. Inefe VIII oeno lDIitkoes. lnatatSs ~
iSprS viii In r1n n ma n. n issn 1~"6S
Il .mi,nsy % Hunt s X .iimu, E IN tsirA or n cron 7f
cnr,,l 1Sn+nIn crn,, ftn,,,n~ts1 n,n.hnif i,v
t1Tnfh flrf,,inh tnnsttr f,lfuyrd 1uatIi rns ycrV
,try. Xrrisnro f,,. iSSs f{eercnsrti. *
flER3AN, Sent. 1;,-Cnrn Unn-hnjf crop.
Pastures iii dried ,li, Potatoes unc-th1rd OF 4
ernp. Doercnsct! ncrcngo for 1SSss. Ground too
harI TO plow for whcat.
MEhCEn COUNTY.
JAY. Sent. 17-Iorn lat,luKctl IN per cent by
drUnlt,. Iotnto crop ntust III eiitIrc fulluro.
Pastures short. 1rouu,s too dry 10 ptow.
, MuS'"l' I.,nft. E'...' ,,.., So .
~. sctu,. 49,. ;-M YELL aMt.'atu" ~, t, ~ Hst
Ge1!l ~ ~ it MIua1t. iistMrus % un.eu ~ unu REoi
a'nonat OF whcat VIII bo sow''.
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