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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1889-02-09
Goats Clear 400 Acres OF Forest

Last winter the Missouri Land al
Live Stock Company brought on frc1
Texas 1000 Angora goats and. put thsI
upon its ranch to be used in sprouti1|
off 400 acres of red. VIII te and postc'
timber lands that had been cleared
and seeded for tame grass pasture. wa
the goats were turned on the lano
May the whole 400 acres were spring.
up from each stump and grub
sprouts and the land was thicklyc
cred with this young growth sio0'
three feet in height. Within four "
the goats had completed the fistsp'e
ing and we're turned on to anotha
to Craze. As quick as the sprouts
up again the goats were set to Won
sprout it off. They have kept fst
at the close Of the season the lana
be entirely free from sprouts Ih"g
the tame grass . chance, and the
Mr.. Dummit 10 grazing 1850 g'sA
head of cattle and 20 head OF Don'e
this 400 acres Of land. These goss
valuable, too, for their wool, vns
worth about fifty cents per pou''
the clip for this year has not been
The young kids make excellent nv"
and in the vicinity OF San Ar
Texas, they are slaughtered !"
meat. The experiment OF tine
Company of clearing land Win
goats may be put down as perez
cess. By such means hundreds {"
sands of acres of timber lano'
subdued and set in grass at comp.
ly small cost, which could MOI
cessfully seeded in five years
cess of grubbing and clearing. II
Miner.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1889-02-09
The Center of the World.

INC CPUtcT VI tuc WOtIu.
Boston, United States, is not the only
place which asserts itself for the hub Of
the universe. Indeed when Boston de.
sres for herself this honorable title she
understands it in sense rather spiritual
than geographical. 1t is on her that the
universe turns, but Jerusalem and ether
cities and temples have declared that
they really are the naval or mid spot Of
our planet. As neither Jerusalem nor
Delphi is on the equator, their proud
boasts cannot be accepted, in spite ofths
evidence discussed by Mr.. VIM. Simpson
in the papers of the Society for Explor.
ing Palestine. Mr.. Simpson tells us that
the learned Herr Schick has sent home
drawings of the Jerusalem center Of the
earth. 1t exists, Of course, in the Greek
church of the holy sepulchre, not in the
Latin church. The spot is identified less
by physical science than ty prophecy.
1t is written in the Psalms: 'God il
my King of old, working salvation in the
midst of the earth" This can only refer
to the scenes of the passion and of the
holy sepulchre, and the midst Of the
earth must, therefore. be found where
the holy sepulchre is considered to be BY
the Greeks. The'beli that earth's navel
is there or Whereabouts is ancient, for il
occurs in work by St. Ephrem, quoted
by John Gregory in reference to Noah's
prayer. Here st. Ephrem says that Adam
was buried in the middle of the earth.
Adam must, therefore, have wandered fu
from Paradise, but in his long life b
might have easily gone further than to
Jerusalem. Even Mr.. Gladstone does not
know where Calypso's island was. where
she kept heroes mourning in her hollow
caves, unconsoled by the gift of her love
and the offer of immortality. But, where.
ever it was, Homer calls it the navelof
the world, the center of all seas. II
.Eschylus certain round stone in The
temple of Delphi is the "navel," or cen.
ter of the earth, and here does Oresta
take refuge when pursued by the Eu-
menides. Pindar has anticipated Es
chylus here, and after an era, Pausaniw
+ like Herr Shick) had the pleasure Of
seeing the only genuine hub at Delphi
ut is made of white stone and is the
middle point of the whole earth" Delos
as well as Delphi, had some claims to BE-
ing Extremely central" and probably
other towns, in all ages have looked On
their own sacred place in the same
friendly light. There can be no closer
analogy, however, THAI that which exist
between the hall of stone in the church
of the holy sepulchre and the round whit
stone of Delphi. The latter, if the dig
gings at Delphi prosper, may yet adon
the Athenian museum in company viii
the other stone, which Cronus swalloved
under the impression that it was zeuA
his last baby, which like Mr.. Harris y
regarded as zone too many, if not two
Invaders, however grasping, wonld %
have stolen the ancient and inte'estH
but not intrinsically valuable relic
London NerS.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1889-02-09

Perhaps one of the most serious de-
fects in the modern war ship seems to be
the utter disregard for ventilation that
its architect usually exhibits. In making
the engine of war the builder forgets
that it must also be the living place OF
hundreds of men, often in tropical
climates. If the iron walls are thick
enough to resist the proiectiles of the
most modern artillery, if the weapons
of offence are of the most improved pat
tern, if her engines will command great
speed, al that is necessary has been ac-
compl shed. The unfortunate men who
will have TO swelter within this floating
citadel are never thought of. Room IS
left for them: so there is for the coal.
The consequence is that when an
ironclad goes to the tropics a large per
centage of her crew die of the heat and
diseases induced by lack of ventilation
and cleanliness; for where there is not
fresh air cleanliness is out of the
question. The ironclad Imperieuse, OF
the British Navy, has been losing lots
of men from this cause of late, at the
China station.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1889-02-09
9be Deeklp Alesser1ger
Published Weekly
AT
st M artinsviIle, L a.
BY
EASTlN 4 RIENVEMU.

The first school census taken in Georgia
since 1882 has been completed. 1t gives
the total number of children of school
age as $50, 2S1, against sos, 722 in 1882,
and shows that in the country districts
the boys outnumber the girls, while in
the cities and town the girls predomi-
nate.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1889-02-09

amounted to at least $50 per week. Out
of the pull only two men were sent to
prison, but il ended the business at once
along the river.-Neto York Sum-
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1889-02-09

A scale company a: St. JON. -
W., has recently filed an of0H :
scales to 60 to Russia and $500 ~
China lii making 5000 sesa'
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1889-02-09

Hannah Sharkey recently died ct the
age of III years at youngstown, Ohio.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1889-02-09

no one OUTSIDE the boat. hODerte anu
his wife knew only the messenger. Man
and wife got regular salary of $15 per
week, while the messenger got $50. OF
tho four on the boat not one would be-
tray his comrades, and SO we did not
get the printers and engravers at that
haul. We got about $50, 600 in counter
felt money, over $1,000 in good, and
mass o! evidence which raided the
armies and put decided stop to the bust
ness which had 80 long fourished. Sew
eral officers were court martialed and
dismissed, and number of supposed re-
spectacle citizens along the river found
it healthy to remove to distant points.
Two years later, when a gang of coun-
terfeiters on Rhode Island was broken
up, and two of the slickest captured,
one of them, who went by the name of
"Frenchy," told me, that he printed ali
the money used along the Ohio up to the
date Of my raid, and that the printing
was done within square Of police sta
ton in Louisville. He said that the
gang included At least seventy-fve men,
some of whom were city or county off.
oials, coal dealers, steamboat men and
gEecsrs, and the profit - each one
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1889-10-25
Frank Leslle's Popular Monthly for
November, 1899.

This number, crowded from cover
to cover with pictures, stories, descrip.
tive and biographical articles, scien-
tific lore, poems and seasonable liter.
AIRY side-dishes, is striking illustra-
tion Of the scope and fullness of the
modern magazine. There Is a leading
article on sour, American Fox hunt
ers," with spirited sketches, including
few Of the Elk Ridge Clubhouse
and hounds, of Baltimore an account
of the recently celebrated "Vine-
growers Festival" at Vevey, Switz-
erland a paper on the Crow Indians,
by Lieutenant Chatfield, U. s. A.
Typical Sketches of Venetian Wo-
meh, by Herbert Pierson; charming
biographical and critical paper on
Adam Lindsay Gordon, "the Laure-
ate of the Horse" by Prof. Douglas
Sladen, the eminent Australian poet
aud itterateur; "Sandy Hook" with
Its beacons, signal-towers, life.saving
stations and yacht-races, by Henry
Tyrrell "The English Channel Fer
ry," with Its discomforts and excite
ments, described by an old voyager
and timely account of the Novem-
Der meteors, by Arthur v. Abbot.
There are half dozen excellent sto-
ries and poems by Ella Wheeler
Wilcox, Albert Pike, Fred Emerson
Brooks, Douglas Sladen, the late f.
s. Saltus, and others.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1889-10-25
BaSSett & co
BEllEvIEW.

BELLEvIEw, Oct. 20.-Mrs. Franz
Cox left this eve for Springfield
Tenn, TO visit her relatives there.
Mr.. jackson, of Clarksvllle, paid {
flying visit to this place Sunday.
Misses Ada McGehee and Tiney
BARLEY, Of Virginia, are visiting Mrs
Sam McGehee.
Miss Joe Cox and mother will
leave Tuesday for Princeton, where
they will make their future home
much to the regret of their many
friends and relatives. d ss .
There is protracted meeting in
progress at the Presbyterian church
at Gracey. The church will be dedi-
Gated Sunday. aanAiAa Y ath&
Mr.. Lee Wood, of Sinking Fork,
died last Monday night. He leaves
a wife, children and friends to grieve
for good husband, loving father
and true and noble man.
Miss Eunice Woods school, of this
village, will be out In month.
Belleview can not afford q five
months school.
Mr.. w. A. Reed left this evening
for Gallatin, Tenn. where he and Miss
Eta Hargraves will be married on
the 22d inst
The negroes gather in the woods
not more than 100 yards from this
place every Saturday evening and
stay until Monday morning to gam
BILE. Why don't some of the citizens
of this place stop 1t ? Are they afraid ?
Rumor says there will be a we'd
ding soon near here.
Blue FLAG.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1889-10-25

OF all kinds, IS a consequence, are
In excellent condition in all parts Of
tho, State, excepting hogs, among
which cholera prevails to degree
more fatal and extensive than has ev-
or before been reported to this bu-
reau. bNAffE HtIfE
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1889-10-25

DR.. Pierce's Pellets--gently laxa-
tive or actively cathartic according to
dose. % cents.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1889-10-25

You can get all the news for $500
q year by taking the KxNTucxfAN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-27
gtarb amf fetnsnl gsnEte,,. -.

8irmiugbam, gla., 26. 3ebruar. -
Der 9OtomotIUitibrer Bete Sac0bs Uou Der
y @lfleq 9ttp : Dummp Babu" bat gefietu
etnen itretIiteu SOB auf ieiuem Bof5u asz
tuHten. @r fubr nit ieinem 3uge iiosr 6te
SreuBung nit Der Wiueral =ROao, als auF
otIlelben Gin l1ntrer @iiterIug bsrau fam.
Sacohs hotte oG5 gBegerett uub CAB oem
a1eeten 3uge bos betrCfauSa Gisual. Der
Woi6nif bee gesteren bielt a5er nidt, 10
oaB eiu 3uiGmmeufOB unuermei0il5 mar.
I'm bic Gefabr bon eiaen BafiaaIsrsu Qb;us
nsuoen. 'u1r Succbs i'm le9ten 4ugenblide
Dor her Sotafropbe 10 Iangiam, nls sl6aUb !;
nur leine WEaGine tpuroe infoIge 9sIiea CON
ter i6meren 2ofomotiue bes @httr,uges aez
trohen urO ooufanbi9 beuclirr. Saco6S Islbif
erlttt 10 i4nere 8erlebEueeu. bas er furs
onronf far6; Der 9eiier latte Itd our6
SerGbipIiusen bon Der Waitiue asrettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-27

Ct. 9outs, &c. 6ebruur.-Riuouie6: 3u
'nhr l7C0, Serisutuns 700; Breiie bari
irten 5miiGeH $1.9O uu6 $4.3 S6mstue
5Htubr 400, @srieuouug -; Breiie ua
rltrten 3miideu $4.40 uno $4.60. - 56aafe
3uiubE 600, &erieuGung =; Breie pa
ritter smii61eu So 90 uuD S. %.
= @btca sc, 26. 6sbruar.-Rtuouieb: 3u:
lhpr 80C0f s5erieubuHe $500; Breile 0ariir.
ten 3ntiGen $1.75 uu6 S4. 80. - S1ueiue
3rlubF Sl.000, Serleaoung 5000; Breiie "a,
rltrteu 3uiihen $4.O0 mo -Sdaafs:
5nlups 7000, Serieuouua 5000; Bre,ie Ga.
ritrter 3ptiheu So. so uuo $6.75
"a D sgtbertp, Benni., 26. 6ebrunr.-
&tntoish; 3ufuhr 260, Seriencuns $40;
Rrene bnri,rten Spiiheu 81 80 uno 81 90.
Sdneine: 3ufubr 100. 8erienbuHe
1000; Yreiie unrtirten spii1eu S. 90 uni
S5.S0.-SGanie: 3ufubr $500, 8erienbuug
52CO; Breiie oartirten spii6eu $500 nuI
S6 so
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-27

PbtIab Up b O, 26. SebrHar. - Sm
oort9en Sommer pdbreub Der SOrfs1uugen
bon Bannee Si1'S Vtuiloem gSefen" in
@loucefter lieB iit etu beuti9es Rdb9eu
NIT einem Der Sam Snbtaner, ueld1er 1Iatsr
benz Namen n@apitdn RabIon 5tubbs" gebt,
burG etnen Srieoeusrihter fopglireu. Cpd
fer fraubete bic 5Pisll6aft in elmer GanSs
ffabt BON Pennietuauieu, uno Der Sa0taner
fam nit ieiuer beutiaeu - Squaw" mad Bbis
laSelpbia, nm NOD Der betmatblitea Reierz
uatipn gelGidt 5u peroen. 0a Dies Ei6t
10 i6Heu 5u erm6sliGeu mar, iEbem auf bem
Snfau3nege BON benz Separtemeut bes Sus
nelen erft sportatinH" erlaugt tperoea
mnste, ltes ltdl Smbbs I'm p8ime= Utuieum"
eben unb nittte ipiter bel alIerlei blutritnfiz
gen @reu3ers unO Subiansr SorIte1uugeu
nit, tGdb mar Der 8erbieaf nidlt groS, uuo
Stu6bs bate GuBer6eu Seiulpeb. I'm Gam
ffG9 trafen MN Die SrOer fiirote Riidbei0r0es
rung uno eius 8etl lumme ais @eiiegelb fir
bGs PGar eiut uno 70 tuo buuH bic Beioeu
rcd Der Sam s8eigUntton I'M Bgcntu9s Ger
riiotium abgeretf. Der @ahaimpoliiif III
menbiuger begIeitete lte sum 8abunois, EN-
pfGbI fie hem @oHeufteHr uuO pituid)te ibuea
qludtG1e 9lsile.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-27
N,clp. v nrfer RaGrid1tttt.

Rewsgorf, 26. gebruar. - Sob. ga5.
mann, Elm 3O=ldbriger 3euti1er, tpel6er in
Der p@eutraIparf. RettiduIe" alS StaQtne9
nugefelt mar, purbe beute BON benz 3leit
Iebrer 8idarb 0arbpOob in eiuem Streite
gu EoSeu geidtagen, uuS burd 6Hstritte au'
brntale sBe,ie Set6otet. 9aropOoo iit eut-
flobeT.
- Srtetr. 4reuno. 25 Sabre aft, pel6e,
BEL ieinen @ltern In ytr. 80, Heparf Ansuue,
pObnte, besius geftsru Abenb SelbRmor0.
@r mar nm llbr 4beuos mad 6auie gstom.
men un6 b0tte iiG nit oem Bemerten, eS
fiihIe niGt redt i'm Sopfe. Hah ietaem BIN,
ner be9ebeu. Gtni9e 0ttnuteu ipiter fteI
Elm S@uB. aIs man in SIiebrt9s 3imner
elite, NOR oieler bereits to6t. @r bate fiH
etue BiRoIenfuesI In ben Ropf seia8t. Die
uri0de Der Chat TT ui4t befaunt.
- 9ie Supremes9cge bes yS6ieto Of So
nor" einer gebsimea Bnbltbdisfeits. Seie eus
iGaft, er6iinete beute Tn bieiigar Stabt TIRE
elite Sabresfsung. Der Sroeu befebt aus
46 Gosen nit 5000 0Pit8Iieberu. DelesutsH
ftno aus giarpIaab, 8elQDare, Beuniplua'
nten, Rttp<Serigp, SiTGiliea uHb Bef. Sir=
ginieu anpeienb.
-Sruu @ilb. QebtuGner, tpelde au IA.
Rdrs 1888 3mei ibrsr timber pergifete, tfi
seifis 3urshuuugstGbia befunbeu mOrsen,
uno iou am uGthsn Dieufag uegeH Wiors
bes Dor 9eIiCht gefeut perbeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-27
SEonEe Gfrhe.

@beb bopgaH, glt6., 26. fs5r. - Die
netfieu BtriCneu, peIde con Ger im leBt2a
6erbfie in 8reeque SsIe @onntD epiasnii1
8raiiirenbeu@b9ierias befalIeu oIrosn, bGbeu
Den &ebraudl ibrer Beiue nub uutaren S0r~
pertbeile oClidH5tq perlOreH, mo uay Dent3e
berielbeu f0uuen FG nit piitfe Don ariiden
fortbepegeu. Su etlifeu 6dueu iI OaS eine
Sein bttroGtld tiit5er geUOr0ea, ais 6as
anbere, rHb bic Spfer ftHb auf 2ebeRssstt
UerfIiippelt Die IdtbieIbafte SFaataeit iOI
etuer groeen Guantitat in 6dulutB iibergaas
geuer Slide lu Detoautsn ieiu, Delfs in DER
gtahe Der Sammonbs Bal psn oea OoEti9ea
Nii6eru uus llier getporfsn nurben uuo ole
gtnoipbaIe aHf meiIeumeiteu llnfrets oers
pefeteu. @tHe tluteriHduu8 iOu in Tgiibs
inhr elrnpleitet inerhen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-27
SatefaastUna!e SaifffaBrts SIG
mole

Ren gOrf, &c. 5ebruar.-9 bieFse
.Waritimes&rGalge" bat eiu Sdreibsu oes
@tnats Separtements nit Der Diittheiluus
erpfanggn, bag @rOBbritanuieu, DeutiA=
Lamb, Srauireih, Spauten. StaIieu, 5Gpes
ben, Diorpegeu, 8iRemart, oie IieSerlanoe,
SrniiIieu, Chile, rruguan, Snpau unb bic
bntraiiideu Sufelu ft bsreit erttdrt babeu,
9sIsgatea 81 Der oOrgeidIageusn &oufereu,
sur &ereinboruug interuattonaIer Sliffs fig
male 5u eutIsnoen, ourf lpelde Ta6r;euge
and ludbren6 6es yfsbels nid.t unr iidl eiu.
auoer bemeribor HaGeu, ioIeeru aud bic
eingsbaIteHe Gi6tuHs angebsu i0uneu. @iu-
selne Ger Staoteu babsu heIeits 9ele9atea
eruauEt. Die G0nierenj piro nubri9etnIid
bereite i'm &aufe bes udtfen gaouats ftatts
ftneen, uus man rirS iid nohL auf gSaibIng=
ton ole GIt Der 3niammenfauft Ginger.
Der ErdfGeut bat febeu 8elesateu 5u erEsns
nen, unb 8nar 3pei Sifsisre Der Buubese
fotte, eiHeu Seamten tes 2ebenerettungss
6ienftes, Stuei @apitdus Der 5auoeIsfotte.
bon eenen etIier eiuen Sampfer une Der ans
rere Elm Segeiitifi commnubirt, uuo SUei
&iirger, peldIe ieooG nit oem gegenfaue
ber Bsratbuus uertraut ieia mafsu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-27
Rarti nuo lgorie.

StHerpocl, &c. Bebruar.-12.SO Ntit,
tags. Baumpolle: 9littellOrte Gberlduosr
8 5yS, Ditto gten Orleans -. Die Sers
tanle betrugen 5000 8aueu, Specialization
nlo Austu5r 1000, 3ufubr $4,000.
Sen on, 26. Sebruar. Ser. 5taateas
Aoltgati0nen: 4sproi. 1913, bitto 4t~pro3.
liza gttieR: g..G.=gB. 344. bttto 4rior.
-, Canada Yocifc $50, Grie 80, bitt6
prlor. 1858, SniHois Central 1I1f, WerieaH
AZ, St. Baul 629, gtep@DortsGertrnl l1l4,
$ennigloanta SCI, 8eabtna 24br @ericuus
Central 72g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-27
Geaen Ghieaon,pr gxTpiy.h

8oper, Del, 26. Sebr. - Der Sfampi
ber s@rargere" gegeu one @hica9o'er ,,8eef"
III gefern turd bic Borlage elmer Bill In Der
9sslsl0tnr eroffnet tporosn, ueIder sur 5olgs
Die BIeiidbsiGan bet Sirafe bon $50 oblisas
toriif gema6t nirb. 8ou Der Beidal aus.
geidIoftn iou nur bastelise Sleiid ieiu,
peI&es BON tem burG GARNER aesa9tsten
Sinbuieh herrtbrt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-27
gur,e gob.I.9eneyAet,.

- Ser 3ufanb bes frGnfsu S1uisS BON
Scloro If pisber isbr triuid.
Sdrbiuul Carl SoccOui. sarbinal bes
II. Gcuegiums, ii sefcrbeu. @r wurOe um
IRoi 1908 IN gloutaIto eeboren uub am
27. Geptember 1861 gum SurbiunI sruunut.
Der in 8rdfisI tagenbe gonareB oer
Gatifalen r1hm nnreefern Beidliiie 90,
melfe ,pnr bic mtIitdriide Grsebuug befiics
mortsten, ietod bic aufhebuus Oes GoaItrip.
tioreaelesse usrlougeu.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-27
RnS pIeheSo4o,t.

Carlisle, Ba., 26. Sebruar. - gurtis
@lomieigb, eiu in Der Jfdbe Don auoerIou.
tcipn tpe5neneer iunger gtauH, erI4os ff
gefiern, uedoem er 6em @ptteeSteafis belize
mehnt hatis. bsi'm SerlafsH Der 9ilae auF
Der ErereG ceridbeu. gian uevmuttet, bas
giIbeeinmusr .bn su Der Sbat Qetriebtr bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-02-27
3piafatT0eur6mber ettaefenoe,p.

@looeroGle, @aI., 26. 5e6ruar.- Ser
S9ertfi bon WenhCcInOs parbaftete 3uat
yIanner, ole i'm Geroatte fttbeu, au 5. Sas
nunr bic genbocino Boittuti9e beraubt Al
eaben. Sic uaraR NIT @euebreu uub &e.
ooloern benahuet. Sie trugeu $3.50 uub
eine hlberue ubr b!i fd uno bebaupteten
ebarIes Blaming uub 8. B. 9auloa ~
belseu.
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~ laeIntffnrft

Heu'gort, &c. Sebrulr. FoIgeutee
fab Die SGIrBnOtiruuseu: Selb erUHncte Al
1i-2 un0 iGIOB III 4roSeut. - Sterling.
gEeGieI S4.864 $4864 auf 60 Gage mn
$4.868-$4.884 auf Sidt.-BuuoesG G6ltaas
i.oHen: 4 pro-. 1881, 43,proS, lO9, pro3.
-. - Attieu: Abums' SrgreB $50, Gen.
tval= BGciftc 354, @beiapeafez Ohio =, grie
Z9t, oltto 4riOr. 67f, Suiuois Central 100,
gate Sbore 1044r Jteps9erIep= Central 954,
gforth zgSeferu 1865, Ditto Yrtor. l4O, Neus
gort Genital 1898, Sbio Wiiiitppt 23i
ottto 4ttoE. 854, Yittsburg 1861, 8eaoinB
478. st. BauL 62g, Ditto Br,cr. 978,
Gef!erEsllninu sc.
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