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THE SLEEPER
Breaks His silence on the One
Hundred and Thirty.Fifth

ALLxSTows, Pa, June N.-John
Gyambsr, the sleeping Hungarian,
ppoke several times last evening after
silence Of one hundred and thirty-6ve
days. His mind 10 still wandering but
his condition slowly improves.
The Reading pa H,patch says that
the attending physician of the Lehigh
county slmshouse, With several visitors,
vent 10 the poorhouse last evening to
see the sleeping Hungarian. when
they entered the room they held . white
csrnation flower to hiS nose which
caused him to smile. Lichten Wallner
handed him q flower and be said "koez.
en-" which is %, thank you, and
Immediately wept tears rolling down
his cheeks 'rhls was the hrst time he hsd
uttered a word. Afterwasd when they
lef, the rom he spoke 10 bis keeper in
siavonic, "Icannotspeak the hnnssnan
language, but the slsvonic." After this
ne ca.t his eyes downward and would
sppak no more.
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EN9LAN ID.
Weekly Review ofthe Grain Trade.

weekly netl6W oi tuo STbih EnoO'
LONDON, June 27.-The Mark Lane
Express, in its review OF the British
grain trade for the past week, says: A
few white frosts have unfavorably in
huenCed wheat blossoms, which are
now general. There are no prospects
of an abundant harvest. Whether the
average yield is possible is question
upon which grave doubts are enter
tanned. The deliveries OF native wheat
were very restricted, and the rates i'm
proved l@2s in the provinces, and Is
in London. Notwithstanding the higher
rates, trade was dull and very
limited. In foreign wheat, trade
was quiet. American red winter
and white Michigan scarce, Australian
being in good demand at an advance oi
Is. on Friday. Other descriptions i'm.
proved Cd. of the coast American red
winter reached 49s. and California 4Ss.
3d. Speculation in America failed to
elicit the faintest response. The supply
from America is small. Flour in mod
crate supply, but improved 6d.(9ls. on
account OF it's scarcity. The same
may be said OF foreign. In barley the
trade is nominal. The scarcity OF grind
ing samples maintains prices. Foreign
is unchanged. For oats there was q
better feeling, and values closed firm
and a shade better. Foreign was tirmer
and improved Sd. Occasionally Ameri.
can maize in spot WAS in small supply
and a shade dearer. The sales Of Eng
lish wheat for the past week were p, ,ll9
Quarters at 45s per quarter, against
23, ,2O5 quarters at AS Sd during the cor
responding week last year.
House Of Commons
LONDON, June q. In the House OF
Commons to-day, in consequence OF the
answer OF the Chief Secretary for Ire.
| land. in regard to the proclamation oil
Waterford, :ODonnel Home Ruler)
member from Dungarvon, moved an ad-
iournment OF the house. The Irish
members denounced the proclamation
"A uninst, and as q cowardly abuse oil
the power granted the government.
The debate occupied an hour. The
motion was rejected by a vote
of 305 to %. The Under For.
eiyn Secretary, replying to Viscount
Saunders (Conservstive), said that the
territory recently annexed by Russia ID
the Tekke oasis, extending as far as lSO
miles from the Afghan frontier. The
Secretary OF State for India, replying to
Stanhope (Conservstive), said the sub
sides given to Ameer Abdarrahman
| Khan amount to f399 600.
Gladstone gave notice that he would
tomorrow move that after Wednesday
the several stages Of the land bill shall
have precedence over other orders o
business.
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TURK EY.
Trial of the sultsn's Murderers

Trial Of the Sultsn's Murderers
CoNsrASrISoPLv, June 27.-The trial
Of the persons charged with the murder
Of ex Sultan Abdul Asin began to-day
with the public examination Of the pris.
onsrs. Nouri Paha admitted having
ordered Abdal Azix to be put to death
by command Of the Commission, COM
posed oi Midhat Ruchdia and Nah.
mond Pasha, in long speech, denied
the existence OF any such commission,
and maintained that Abdul Ar com.
mitted suicide He expressed regret
that he had taken refuge at the French
consulate in Smyrna. Witnesses were
then examined to prove that Abdul
Aziz was murdered. Trial adjourned.
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MEDICAL MISSION.
Meeting at New YOrk-A Move
I'm the Right Direction.

NEw York, June 27.-The Medical
Mission opened this afternoon at East
Broadway. close by Chatham Square.
DIR, Cornelius r, Agnew presided at the
opening exercises, and Rev. DR.. VIM. M.
Taylor delivered the address. In circu'
lars issued by the msnsgers, they an
nounce that the object of this mis-
sion is TO reach that numerous
class OF poor persons always to be iound
in large cities, who are generally mac
cessible to the Gospel, by giving them
gratuitous medical relief, and at the
same time preaching the Gospel 70
them. thus linking together the mis-
sionary and physician in efforts to heal
the body and save the soul. In other
places this union of labors has been
found very efectusl in cases OF many
who could not otherwise be reached by
moral and spiritual teaching.
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ANoTaEa BIO EVEN
A Grand Regatta on Toronto Bay Durini
the treat Exhibition-An Invitation Il
Enh Morria

A Grand Regatta on Toronto Bay During
the treat Exhibition-An Invitation to
Eph Morris.
PITTSBURGH, June 27.-Eph. Morris
has received the following letter, which
is self-explanatory:
OFFICE OF THR
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION ASSOCIATION,
TORONTO, June 23, 1881. J
DEAR SIR: We are proposing to hold
a regatta at Toronto Bay for professional
scullers the first week in September,
during the holding of the great Exhlbi.
ton here, and will probably offer be.
tween three and four thousand dollars
in three or four prizes for single sculls
We will also offer good prize for
double sculls. Before completing our
final arrangements, however, and pub.
licly announcing the fact, we are desr
ous OF knowing II YOU would take part in
it. By your letting me know by return
mail, il possible, you would greatly
ohlige and assist ia in advancing our ar.
rangements. Yours respectfully,
j. f. MITCHELL,
Chairman OF Committee.
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THUNDER AND LIGHTNING.
Fearful Ravages of the Elements at the
National Capital.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-A fearful
storm OF thunder, lightning and wind,
accompanied by hail, occurred here to-
night. Some OF the houses were blown
down and many unreofed, trees were
torn up and sewers flooded and burst
The roof OF the Army Medical Museum
building, formerly Ford's theatre, in
which Lincoln was killed, was torn in
two and the two halves were blown in
d fferent directions. 1t also unroofed the
Masonic temple. The iron railing and
ornaments were blown from the Pen
sion office building, and damage was
done in all sections OF the city.
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SAfiously Injured.

WASHINGTON, Pa, June 27.-While
on his wsy home from work last even
ing VIM. Potter, the section boss on the
CHARTERS railroad at Canonsburg. WAS
pitched under the wheels OF a hand; car
On which he was riding snd was very
severely hurt, among other injuries re-
ceiyed being a broken leg. A boy at
play along the track had put stone on
the rail, which caused the car 10 Jump
The truck, throwing Mr.. Pot er off
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VIII Mauufacturs their Own Beer.

NEw YORK, June 27.-The idea Of the
saloon keepers in organizing company
lOr the purpose OF manufacturing their
own beer for their saloons is meeting
with considerable favor The sum OF
81, 900 has already been subscribed Tor
this purpose by the saloon keepers IN
this city, and the secretary OF the Saloon
Keepers Union says he is conhdest
that the desired money can be- raised
with but little effort. Tue saloon keep
ers will hold meeting at Lincoln Hall,
and il is expected that the matter will
then be settled.
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RUSSIA.
Muzzling the Press.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 27-The news.
paper press is hated at Court because
not q singls independent organ favors
the present Governments desires.
Severe penalties have lately been impos-
ed upon three or four journals and sew.
eral editors received q circular ordering
them TO submit the first proofs Of their
papers to the press censor before four
o'clock in the morning.
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wASHINGTON.
Exports and Imports.

wARHNoroS, June E.-rne excess
oi exports Of merchandise for twelve
months ending May 81. 1891, were 1896. :
773, $50, against sl62. Pa. Sol in 1880.
The excess OF imp 'rts oi s)li aud silver
coin and bullion for IL months ending
May 81, 1881, were 81, SiS ,662, sysiust
S74..5l,942 during the rr-sponding
months Oi 1881.
Tue charg,s Against Psyuastsr Steven
son.
The case Of Psymsst Stevenson,
against whom charges affecting his NOR
Al character were preferred, pending
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SPAIN.
France De mands Redress and Compsn-
aatiou.

france De emenos noofeS eno SoupSn'
satiou.
NEw YoRK, June "a dispatch
from Madrid says the French govern
ment has assured the Spanish govern.
ment that redress and compensation
must be given for losses and outrases
suffered in the province Of Oran by
Spanish residents at the hands OF Arab
tribes. Several thousand settlers are
returning almost daily to ports on the
Mediterranean coasts Of the peninsula.
The reports they give have made an i'm.
preston, which is revealed by the very
qriet tone Of the Spanish press. Sub.
&c 'iption lists nave been opened and
the government has given relief to the
fuSitives as fast ss they land, which is
chi, tiy at Carthagena.
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STATE SECURErlES-Mosir active.
SrocEs-The market opened irregular.
and in the early dealings prices foil TO
! per cent, Canada Southern aud Net.
ropolitan elevated leading the downward
movement, but before noon speculation
became iirmer, and an advance OF l to
II per cent was recorded, the
latter Wabash Pacific common.
During the afternoon tho market
again became weak, and prices fel. OF
TO . per cent. Canada Southern, Pa.
cifc Mail. Michigan Central, Union Pa.
ciiic and 81 Paul being the most prom.
inent therein. In final sales purchases
TO cover short CONTRACTS resulted in q
fractional recovery. Memphis sui
Charleston sold down per cent dur.
ing the morning, but recovered ! per
cent at the close. Manhattan Beach de-
clined d per cent. on the days trans.
actions.
The transactions aggregated 2B,0OO
shares, distributed NJ follows: Canada
Southern 10000. Central fscific 900.
c., &. x !. &. 3 5OO. Delaware and ilud.
son, $500, Erie u, 40, Hannibal and st.
Joe 5000. Kansas and Texas 600,
Lake Shore - 900, Lake Erie and wes.
tern 1900. Michigan Central 900.
Manhattan Elevated |, 800, Memphis and
Charleston 1000, Missouri Pacific 1000,
North western 5000. New jersey Central
3 500. New York Central q, 800, Northern
Pacific 5000. ohio and Mississippi
$500, Peoria. Decatur and Evansville
100, Ohio Central 1900. Pacific Mail
$500, Ontario and Western 100, ~.
Paul 1900. ~. Paul and Omaha 100.
Texas Pacific 800. Wabash Pacific
2a 900 MeainIn Ilnlnn lhMM
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Prospective Hemp stretching.

NAsHvILLE, June 27.-Two negroes,
VIM. Utlsy and Henry Fisher. were
Jailed tonight at Springfield for At
tempted outrage on Mrs. Matte Davis,
white, and will probably be lynched be-
fore morning.
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His Th,rtv-arss pav.

CHIc ago, ILls June % -Griseom at
noon weighed l63 pounds; luss since
yesterday, I pound, and since the begin
ming Of the fast, 81 days ago. Sl4 pounds;
pulse IS; respiration "a He took atws
hours drive in Central Park.
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A MANIAC COOK
Kills q Ship Captain and Fires
the Craft.

S.uFs.xucoJ J une T.-The steamer
Nswbrrn brings the crew Of the schoon.
er Eustscs, from Msssttan. and the par.
ticulars OF the killing Of the captain and
xho had sbovu signs OF being csszed.
He suddenly stabbed the csptsie - he
entered the cabin, and then ran into the
ciosst unere the axes were kept bot the
crew closed the cabin door The cook
continued walking about the cabin ior
seyersl hours threatening 70 hre the
vessel. The crew got the boats DOT ana
soon after some smoke oeesn ns,nf,
-hsn The crew hastily ielt the vessel, -
sbe had 900 keys Of powder on board.
Soon after she blew up and the maniae
perished in the explosion. Ine erev
reached Msz,ttan after asixty miles poll
in Q heavy -
n IA E,osfffh PM |
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INDIA.
Preparing for War.

CALCUTTA, June 27.-Orders have
been given TO construct an arsenal and
fortress at Quetta- This is = practical
contradic ion OF the reports OF the possl
BILE abandonment OF that place.
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MANY lose their beauty IRON the hair
falling or fading Psrker's Hair Balsam
upplies necessary nourishmeut, pre-
vents falling and grsynesS and is an ele-
CANT dressing.
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10 choice. Adjourned.

Work Of the Grand July.
ALpANy, Juac - The jary has pre-
sented twelve indictments Seven seat
ed indictments which are not disclosed.
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AUST Ria.
Hungarian Diet Elections.

HunRarIau Dict hIections.
PERTH, June Elm the election Tor
members Of the Hungarian Diet, out
OF 900 candidates elected l27 are Liberals
and supporters OF the government.
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Mr.. Spinola, when his name was cal
when il was claimed his vote was illegal
He said he would now casi hi. vote
under protest. The Chsirdeclareh, "no
choice"
Long Term.
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n 90 YorR.


N.W YoRE, June 27.-Cotton-Dnll
at ll@IlIc; futures quiet and steady.
Flour-Weak; receipts 22,OoO barrels
exports 1900 barrels; superfine west
ern and State 81 lOtai 70: common to
good extra 81 7O(a5 -; good TO choice
IS 3Ols)8 rs; white wheat extra " 2SS
O Is; extra Ohio ~ 15ts8 %: 1t. Louis
81 1906 IS; Minnesota patent ~ 2b@
s 90. wheat-Opened l(etc higher.
closed dul. and advance lost shippers
holding of; receipts 1880 bushels;
expoIt 1877 900 bushels; ungraded spring
s9cfa$l on; No. Chicago and NIL.
wsukee 81 2IaI 20: ungraded red
81 1881 32i; No. 3 do 81 Zsgl ~; No:
2&l 29l; canal 81 GOAL 3Oi railroad
and STEAMER do 81 "a; No ] red VI 33.
mixed winter 81 2Gohl 26i; ungrsdrd
white 81 lOGl 20; No 2 do 81 2Ss
| 25I; No. I do. sales 70, 100 bushels, st
81 2sttaDl 2Si; No. 2 red, seller June, sales
l44. .OO) bushels, at 81 2ssGsl 30; seller
July. sales 2ss, 200 bushels, st u 2sfg
1 28I; seller september. sales Z52.Ooo
bushels at 81 2jlt9l 20 Corn-Hsayy
and lG9ic loVer: receipts 57l 600 bush
els; exports 2tO.O0O bushels; unsound
5OS5Ic; npgraded b5Cs57ic: No. 3 b3tc;
steamer 55ifaIGc; No. 2, Gila51ic; NO:
2 white 5SlaG0lc; yellow bsc; No.
.elixr June J8,(a-57c; seller July Sy@
5s.c: seller August So ics57c; seller s~p'
tember 57iG5sc. Oats-DuIl and loser
receipts 267 ,OOO bushels; western mixed
4O(s12c: white western 43ls47c. Hsy-
Dull and weak at 5Ol955c. Hops = Nom.
ipaIly unchsaged. Coffee-Quiet and
steady. Sugsr-Quiet and firm. Molss.
srs-Quiet and unchanged. Rice-Qaiet
and steady. Petroleum-Dull and weak;
United 79lc; crude 6lGa7ic; reGn-d Sic.
Tsllow-Steady at @ 1896 Is IGc. Tur'
pentine-Dull and easier at 42iGst3c.
Egyx-Dull at IGISl7c Pork - Dali
and unchanged. Beei-Stesdy and In
moderate demand. Cot Mesis-Qairt
and firm long Gear a:; clear 9ic Lard
Strong and higher; prime steam I'll "
Oil 80. Buttef-Quist and steady n
iOa22c. Cheese-Qhiet and nominal
at G(S9ic for poor ~ cboice.
cincinnati
CINCINNATI, June 2.-Cotton -tlai~f
and strsdy n I0tc. Flour -R,,I~r I.
fumtly - WA ot' t@"Ny v -. =,
Wbest--slesdy; No. 2 red winter u ~
Corn-Dull bot firm; No. 2 mixed
3sIc: No. 2 white sic. Oas-Qoitt; /;
No. mixed 4Oic. Rye Qnist; No.
2 81 OF. Barley None offered. PORK
Quiet nj sl6 ga. Lard-Firper q,
SiO 0OfaIl %. Bolk Aeats-s.ronsss
shouIdeu &I2l. Bacon-Clesr slc,
clear rib stc. whbky-At 81 o.. But
tsr-Firm st 23f124c; choice Western
Reserve Ice; choice Central Ohio l+c
lnseed Oil-At 4sc.
Few Orleans.
Nsw OsLsAxs, June N.-CoGes =
. esdy with fair demand; Rio careoes, OF
dinaYy 10 prime, Sl(9l3c. suRas-Quie,
md ffm; common 70 good common 7t>
7lc; fair 70 fully fair 7tt4ss5 Tnme q
choice 81912c; yellow clarified Ssl2e
Molassss-Dull and n,minal Rce-
Quiet, Louisians ordinary 10 choice "
g.
II H. 81 kNnS A
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ALBANY.
Result Of the Ballot.

ALBANY, June 27.-The Joint Con-
vention voted rs follows for \ successor
to Conk!ing:
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Honey Easy ats to 81 Per csat-eov.
erpmeau Quiet but firm-flour Quiet
and Unchanged-whsat Steady
and in Fair Demand
Hogs Firm.
FINANCE.
New York.

NV YoRK, June q. - Mossv -
Market easy at 3SSi per cent Prime
mercantile paper 3(Sii per cent Ster.
linv exchange, bankers bills quiet At
4S4t demand, is6!.
sILvER-At London SLID per ounce:
bar silver here ll2i; subsidiary silvs,
coin I per cent discount
GovERSNESrs-Quiet but generally
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The following is the combined vote:
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PRODUCE.

sNo sales. tOncrcj.
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Combined vote:
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y sw Orleans.

Additional Markets owF5srh Psss.I
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( (Addii;oad Td<sra~s Oa Fourth Poe.l
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-03

More farmers were IN town Last
Tuesday than We have seen GA tie
streets fora long time They. for the
meet part, came ia, Al response TO q
notice published in the cHrEr Iss; Ss-k
stating that an arrangement could b.
made By which seed wheat could ie
procured for spring sowing. To say
that a genera, feeling 81 ii-gu~; pre-
vailed among the farmers AFTER the
meeting WA oyer, would but family
express the sentiments Of those with
whom We talked. They came III with the
expectation that an Arrangement had
been. made by which the wheat would
be forthcoming and went away with
the conviction FIRMLY r,D,.i in their
minds. that II any seed w1- procured
IL would have t. be- done by inityiiu-
ri effort properly directed toward
some lucky individual VINO bad the
ariIcl. for -alc. We dill No.: attend
the meeting. and do not know what
caused their hope 20 bc VrcEla,T-ni
blasted. We are 81 tie opinion ,ns. a
limited amouu % scei can De- rrsag--
ed fur the farmer Dl iaI, county, from
the H. 4 NJ Company, ami We hope
that the matter viii 100. be- allowed o.
rest here, hu; that those who have
put thcmselvc, AZ the head - r.i,
movement will push the matter and
secure al! th- seed that they can Iui
on the best terms possible. While
there l. no suffering among the farm
er, OF this county Tor the nr,cs~url.~ I'll
life. Il great many are IN TOO straight
cncd circumstances ~ procure tho
necessary seed for their fields. withUut
assistance, and the fault does not lie
with them. but Was Dcca-ioncd ~ the
failure Of the crops last wear. \ great
many Of our farmers. if they could
procure seed for the present season.
would, If crops are good, (which We
have every reason for believing will
he the case he placed ION their feet
again and could go ahead and culti-
waite their farms withpu; asking fur
ther assistance. The b. & VI. com
pany realize TIL. and are ready Ia
assist. Let the matter he pushed for
ward without delay.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-03

The Omaha Bee takes occasion Il
abuse our townsmcn, Smith Bros, 0,
the firm of Smith Bros. & Thomp
son, because they worked for the re-
election Of Paddock To the L. :. Sen
ate. Though Smith Bros, were fur
nenst" us in the Senatorial FIGHT, W
do not propose to see them ma.igHcJ
without raising our voice to ulIcr Z
protest. Smith Bros. & Thompson agC
business men of our town. and ar,
gentlemen, and if they saw fit to work
for the election Of Mr.. Paddock they
had an undoubtcd right to do o Al
who are acquainted with those gentle.
men know that their efforts i'm tn,
Senatorial contest were manly and
honorable and that they were not act
uated by mercenary motives.
The cent per cent Bank" snccring
ly alluded 10 by the Bee, is one of the iix'
ed institutions of Red Cloud and is con
Quoted on purely business principles
and is not influenced in any way by
the L. 5. Senatorship.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-02-03
-. ..-= ...-.s..

FpgIoE CHtEF-I all come again an
! the -ancium Of tie Carr. With =
budget % ncN. such a. | may have pa
hand. The ccaire II ia:esc~. - Ssli
water. cr1icFcs ai u ID. Me1rus
where >;i!wa,ers talent NEE; unc- q
week in a lvc.um. where almost every
subject that yrsild D.. taot.hI .fts d.
cussel. botl, new and o.i Ina. week
tie subject W. "r-eplyci ilAt il;
suuid H. better fe- a yogHg a a:
the a-c a: twcn,y-oBc =, have a god
edaeauo8. than t-u thosi.aui dollar
The Hr-t speaker So Old father Cr~
i-r vith jU-; enough Ir-h to make In
talk funny Tn" next ~ / H. Robson
SCATTERING and mixing h. worl g.
make nnc -pIt he side. la,- ac /
might; i.l! ~ III Ksud, Ero W,.s Bro
;Aa5 s., l. " Wei, aai + ". Web
and a,,ers Lut space would fan m. &C.
'ri eft ID vl, - s..r weui i,
proud pr .ai m. I-.va
aH ,t-- ,. tr-., son. am-ia sac .-
90.
'"'.' l.'.'-- a|t w.. ii.
J '".,s N.' t~ -'t ~" CO.,
i""'"'E "'E2 y Gee ra
'''' 'Ai' q M." -."n .He F".H- las
nome. Il Gem 2" .'f ''"'
49, me """- l~''''" h'i NH.rE ''
''i"7'ih.'~ tA'i "''.. i''s ''i linear
r'a"' am We presume '"a, When
''"'1 '."'' h.A.' '"N "-i O." man
'''i wee ''t' h'''i started '"e
htN' .a"ii''$ ia I'.-A.t - tA' -tie
MS
y. "'.i' has shipped en-" car load ~
''''i" corn. &. W. fiar''. expects
I to ship iu!cc load, soon.
&. FULLER has .u,t ~, = new win!
mill. & \ tecI ha, a new vird N ,
and a new cprrcli. Corn j. Lg'lr
hauled {" the ROAD "a .a-cc o.lt.
which shows t'1t ,'e ., no -
a -'arvln: con 70 '1'.
Cannot The 'lG.s r~..le one de