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follows Per Central railroad, 1915 bales up
land per savannah, Florida and Western
railway, - bales upland and Sc bales sea
island; per Charleston and SAVANNAH rail
road 80 bales upland per South Bound rail
road, sol bales upland; per Savannah river
steamers 81 tales upland. Per Florida
Central and Pemlnsular. II bales INLAND
EXports-Ihe exports for the past week
were lO5s6 bales upland and CSC bales sea
Island moving as follows: To Charleston
- Dales upland; to Baltim ore. $40 bales up
iand ana IL tales sea island; TO New York
l,S3, bales uIdand and 327 bales sea island:
70 Boston; 5I6 bales upland, and 80 sea is
land; To Philadelphia $40 bales upland; to
augusta; % bales upland; to Genoa 3 200
land. ~
Stocks-The stock on hand and on ship
boaru to-day was 81, 154 bales upland and 3 IN
bales sea island, against 45, $50 bales upland
anu 40 ha4es sea island at the correspond
ing time last year.
CoMPARAT1VE COTTON STATEMENT FOR THE
WEEK ENDING APRIL ID. 1894.
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utures ranged as follows:


Baltimore, April l3.-Flour dull unchanged;
western superfne 81 sO9S2 90; western extra
" l5a& % western family 81 1908 90
w wbea p %eea. patent a S9 2S 3d. spring
o. 250s] 50. Wheat firm; No. 2 red spot
gl%05i9so; April 6lh@dlS6c; May 6lS062c;
July 6l9s@63Sci steamer No red $40
bs1lc; milling by sample, 60gG2c. Corn
easy; mixed spot IS sa465sc; April 44&c
asked; May 4514a43Ae; July 45c asked;
steamer mixed 43hg43ssc; southern. by sam
oats steady and tirm; No. white western
6S03shc; No. mixed western 35h0 DC.
Rye dull; No. 2 b56D,Gc Hay steady; choice
Sl5 90. Grain freights steady, unchanged,
steam to Liverpool per busheI, is 6d6Dis Cd;
Cork, for orders IS; cotton, per 100 pounds,
firm; mess pork Sl4 90 Bulk meats-should.
ers &c; short rib sides TIC, clear sides 7l1c.
Sugar-cured smoked shoulders sac; hams,
small, l2c; large, INC. Lard refined IS 50,
Butter firm. unchanged creamery fancy. g5c;
ladle fancy l51l7c: rolls, fine 15G016c store
packed l09llc. Eggs firm at 1l0lihc Cofree
hrm; No. z, l7&c. Sugar steady; graduated
43sc. Whisky firm at 81 240bS1 25.
Cincinnati, April l3.-Flour steady. un.
GLANCED; spring patents SO l0GS3 IS /; family
o. 4yGr$g 60 fancy q s5Qs5 90. Wheat
No. white 37Ac; No. yellow Ale; No. 2
mixed track. Ale. Oats-No. 2 white 37Hc;
No mixed 35Hc. Pork-Mess 8l3 90; clear
mess slS 75 family $l2 CO. Lard steady;
steam leaf 796c; kettle dried TIC. Bacon
steady; shoulders 6lc; short rib sides ne:
short clear sides 7Hc. Whisky, distillers
goods, at n Is.
patents & S50 SO 90; fancy 81 256o82 80; choice
q OO0i2 TO- Wheat higher; May size; July
59Ac. Corn firm and higher; April 36c; May
36Ac; June 36c. Oats tirm and higher: Nav
322c; July 2S14c Pork, standard mess Si3 %
DH3 31a; on orders Sl3 70. Lard. prime
steam at 50 35; choice n 80. Baeon-boxed
shoulders ~ OO; longs 81 l21a clear ribs 81 30;
shorts 81 37I Dry sailed meats-shoulders
81 10; longs So 55; clear ribs So 55; shorts
10 67h. High wines steady at 81 05.
Rice.
New York, April 1S-Rice, quiet and
steady; domestic fair to extra, 3a56D5zc;
Japan 4%@4%c.
New York April l3--Wool steady and
fair demand; domestic fleece 20925c; pulled
l6G25c.
Petroleum, Oils, Etc
New York, April 13-Cotton seed OIL quiet
and firmer; crude 2Sc; yellow 32l32Lc.
New York, April 13-Petroleum market
quiet; Washington. In barrels, So 90; Wash.
ington, in Dulk, s. 30. refined nominal; New
York. in barrels, 81 IS: Philadelphia and
Baltimore in barrels, s. 10; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, in bulk. ~ 6O1IS2 TO-
Naval Stores.
New York, April 13.-Rosin quiet and firm;
strained. common to good, 81 171SQ1Sl 20
Turpentine. dull and steady at 291z0S0c.
Charleston, April 13.-Spirts turpentine,
firm 251s@26c. Rosin steady; good strained.
81 90
Wilmington. N. c., April l3.-Rosin steady
strained, Soc; good strained, 9Oc. Spirits
Crude turpentine firm; hard 81 10; soft 81 90;
yiruln. AZ 90.
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New York april 13.-1he early dealings at
the stock exchange were characterized ny
extreme dullness and the market. after open
ing fraCtiona!ly higher, Cegan to yield under
the influence Of heavy engagements Of gold
for export by saturday steamers The
fact that close on TO 8 0JO00O OF the yellow
metal Will leave the country tomorrow. came
expressed by certain bankers early IN the
week as to the necessity for making ship
ments OF over S20000OO at the outside. The
effect upon the stock market, however was
comparatiyely slight. The bears devoted
most of their attention TO the grangers and
Reading. but these yielded only a to 4 per
cent from last nights ngures. In the mean
time, there were wide fluctuations in Ameri-
can Tobacco and Delaware and
Hudson. The former dropped to
8s5s ana rallied to ~ while
the latter rose to l424 reacted TO l4OH aud
recovered to 14lH, AS o rule the lowest
prices we're touched before o clock Subse.
Quently Sugar enioved a lively squirt and
on heavy purchases rose from o. 4 to S5l[; the
preferred al the same time selling up from
1884, to 999f. The success ate nding the eff
forts OF the bulls In this stock frightened
the shorts and the general list rallied i toI3s
per cent, under the leadership OF Atchlson,
which sold at 14fsGl6 The buying was In
anticipation Of the publication OF the names
OF Jhe committee on reorganization. II was
said that the committee would be a very
strong one. The total transactions were
10000 shares Of which % 400 shares were
Sugar and $500 Atehison. Speculation
closed firm at the top figures. Railway and
miscellaneous Uonds were weak except for
the AtChisOn issues
The quotations at tho closing were as fol.
lows:
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sls 50dM2 70. Lard. per 100 pounds. 81 $40
81 90. Short rib sides So 55MS6 57J& Dry
salted shoulders O. ~ a0S6 12h Short clear
sizes 30 3 G9S6 81 Whisky, distillers finished
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The imports into continental ports the past
week have been 9s 600 bales.
The above figures indicate an increase in the
cotton in sight to-nitht OF s6.6l3 bales as
compared with thes same date of 1903. de-
crease Of 264,9i5 tales as compared with the
corresponding date of 1892 and an increase Of
762,OH bales as compared with lS9l.
INDIA COTTON MOVEMENT FROM ALL PORTS
The receipts and shipments of cotton at
Romnay have been as follows for the week
and year, bringing the figures down to
April B.
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LIVERPOOL MOVEMENT FOR THE WEEK END
ING APRIL l3 1894, AND FOR THE CORRE-
SpONDINC a

MOVEMENT OF COTTON AT INTERIOR POINTS,
giving receipts and shipments for the week
ending April 10, 1894, and the stock on hand
tonight, and for the same time last year:
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VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON The visible
supply OF cotton tonight, as made up by cable
and telegraph to the Chronicle April Il. is as
follows: The continental stocks. rs well as
those for Great Britain and the ailoat are this
weeks returns. and consequently all the
European figures are brought down to Thurs
day evening. But to make the total the
completefguresf for April g. we add the items
of exports from the United States, including
in it the exports of Friday only:
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The following were the quotations for the
corresponding date last year: Spirits turpen-
tine, 29Ac. Rosin-A, B, c, D and E. ST 05:
+, Sl.lO; G, Sl.l5: H $40; L, So 20; K
$50: M, $40; y, $40: window glass. 1885,
wateTwhite, 81 90.
Receipts and Exports-The total receipts
for the last week were 4,357 casks
spirits turpentlne and 12,243 barrels
rosln The exports for the week
were 5,9)O casks spirits turpentine and 10, 100
barrels rosin, moving as follows: 10 New
York, l.l9O casks turpentine and .440 barrels
roSln; to Baltimore, 3S7 casks spirits turpen.
uA6 ana 400 barrels rosin; to Boston, 1856
casks spirits turpentine. and IS barrels rosin
10 Philadelphia, l04 casks spirits turpentne
ano S'6 barrels rosin; to Bremen, aces bar
res rosln; to Hamburg, 1902 casks spirits
tufpent ne and. $500 barrels rosin; to
me interior 1872 casks spirits turpentine
and 2lS barrels rosin.
RECEIPTS. SHIPMENTS AND STOCKS ON HAND
AND ON sHIPBOARD FROM APRIL l. 1894 TO
DATE AND 10 THE CORRESPONDENCE DATE
LAST
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UOU want stationery and blank books. we
L have the facilities for supplying them.
Send your orders 70 Morning News. Savan-
nah. Ga. Lithographers, book and ipb pgAaA
ors and blank book manufacturers.
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New York, April l3.-Rosin quiet and FIR
fruit and vegetable Market.

New York. April l3.-Palmer Rtven-
burg & Co. quote. Oranges. In
dian river, 53.509450; other selected
brights S3.25d3 so; lines, S3000325; rus
sets selected, sz.5O0325; lines, S2.2j $3.50:
grape fruit, IS 50ft5.O0: strawbe rries 15te25c;
potatoes, primes S50O0550; seconds, 5000
400; cabbage. 75c@ 81 %; cucumb ers, 5000
basket, S100n1.75: crates. Sl.0001.50; squash,
$i.C0QS200; beans, a2.0Og4OO; tomatoes,
S1.50l5300.
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Stocks in Z. S.interior towns 2l5.s4s 355. 257
U. 5. exports today. 23.023 7,012

Total visible supply ...... 4Oi5,5ls S.95S. SIS
OF the above. the totals of American and
other descriptions are as follows:
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hecel pts-1he re,eipts OF cotton ~ this
.Is rom all sources for the last week we're
AGA -4les upland and 56 tales sea island,
islanG ia ,.99g Gales upland and 5ai bales sea
1' particulars Of the receipts have been as
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1899 100000 1929 1857
Cotton.

Inc past week has teen decidedly dis
oGIa2l ing one in the spot cotton market The
i-I11uDtS OF the controlling markets which
.It depressed by the weakness at Iiverpool
~. lo!Qlng OF OF domestic spinners, the fear
vi me match bill being passed by congress
,,-'u Tue unexpected large reccipts, have
S'u9eu slow SPOT market throughout the
sC-.h. ! he local market has been very dun,
tul me last week, while the receipts have
Len M larger than was expected and
p,tCeS nave declined Lice. without any re-
Lived demand. The aggregate sales for the
%CTh were only l,2-5 bales. a prominent
ppeIHeI says OF the situation. Cotton should
Il-h er, but if the people who consume ii
a. q uol OF that way of thinking then there is
i Llng 10 DO hut wait until there is a change
~ -utse Impressions. We can only saw that
w, present condition of the market empha-
r r, mat II there can be realized no perma-
Ut 'Lt support 10 the market now what will
c,Slr ia september and October next or very
- 10 uerdJly elore that timeg Should any
ia "a increase be anticipated DUR
-- lAe spring and summer, or realized later
IN, y must that Liverpool would do better
$50, -. tyl me ekpe. tation thai the promise of
-lp!{ out OF the next crop will be OF such a
r-Iullly as 10 make it inadvsable for them
mined ate needs" F'
5 ne market closes easy to-day, with a slow
tTbg,-dlG and smali sales The following are
rI,ro Llelal quotations at the Cotton Elk
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New York, April 13,-Cotton seed oil quiet
and frmer; crude 2sc; yellow 320321lc.
New York, April 13.-Petroleum marke
quiet; Washington. In barrels, So 90; Wash
ington, in bulk, s. 30: refined nominal; New
York, in barrels, 81 IS; Philadelphia and
Baltimore in barrels, S. 10; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, in bulk. ~ 6OGs2 Is.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Financial.

New York. April 10 p. m.--Money on call
is easy at Per cent. The last loan was at /
per cent, and a. the closing was offered at /
per cent.
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New York, April lS-Treasury balances
To-Day We're as follows: Coin, SlO5, 557 600; cur
rency. s50.5e5. 900
London April t3.--The bar silver market
Today has been steady, and was quoted al
2SAd per ounce.
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HIDES AND FURs.

For Marine intelligence See Third Page.
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
Weekly Report.

OFFICE MORNING NEWS /
Savannah. Ga, April Is, 1894. (
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THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT SHOWS THE NET
RECEIPTS AT ALL PORTS FOR THE WEEK
ENDING APRIL IL AND WEEK ENDING APRIL
8 AND FOR THIS WEEK LAST YEAR:
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free supply Offering; prices easy; American
mlddllng, 3-l6d; sales, 5000 bales; Amer
lean, LOO bales; speculation and export,
0OV pales; receipts, -- bales; American.
= Tales. Futures opened easier; demand
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DatrY preHnfte.

Butter. Sletn Greamerp2a Q. .ssaucs Oat, 1t
- Brtma6p 2l--23, ger1ngere 9orte 10.
aie. Yrima bis@ boiceSbto II--l1L, ,9Beiferr
Gbehoar la-~l21s, Wem gort la-i31z @ttoetatv
l2-H.
Gter. Ber Duseno TO-
@eflI9el. @boice nlte uno juuae Slbr,r
1-71a Sabnc az @ts, prima Gnten 9-91S
5ruthubner 5}a-7 per Yfunb, fette @dafc So
4.5O per Suteno, Splin9 9bifcu, 9--gL utr
Bfuno, iunae 9nten S1S Cts.
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11efreIea.

Gin alter, lanqidbri9er 8iirger uno
Gionier bon 6inblaD. o, 0err $oenrn
Mo.tbes, III iii per9angener @oGe
sur lesten Gube einoe9an9en. Ser
Seritorbene mar aus SaAlen 9eutl6=
LAMB gebiirtj9 uno ols inneer N}ann in
lein slopptip=Waterlano 9etommen, mo-
ieibit er li6 tur5 mad ieiner 9lnfunit in
5SinoloD, %, njeoe,lieB unb bort bis ~
Ieinem Gnoe lpoGnte. Gr errei6te Elm
Ilter pon y Sabren uno linterldbt cine
trouernoe gSittwe, einen Sobn uno 2
per9elr0tbete SD4ter. Seit lan9en
Sobren mar er Der treue uno 9elpiIien=
bofte M9ent 6es rWeIibote" fir 6iuolap
unb 0oncOf County uno erTreute lid
Der all9emeinen 2l6tung leiner Mtitbiir=
ger III hpbenl o5rooe lRbSe i6m bic
Gr0e leitlt nerben
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ObH uitn 6etniaSs.

tsl. Frtma bic ausaeroabIte 81. 90 4. GO
gre eeren. s2.2s-s275 per CRATE.
90 81 81 itron N. BaiermO s2.oo-gs.56, Reifna
Oranesn. Tlorioa 500 - $3.50 ne.
1raMben. @OncOro Is Gts., Boroen as-ss
sobl. Brtma etnbeimiaer ss. s.ao-ss. so u,r
Gab. ''~
3~tebeIn. eBOice 9anuers per gt. 81 .sc
$50 per su. srima fsS bt5 o"soes5S9tt 1's s5fM.
$3.50 per BuibsL -9erinsere4O SIS. etnbeimiitas
sl.9O-s2.oo per 6aB.
9anS1preeme4s,
obncu. Rctp sort Morrons %. .4s-s2 nc
medium nno yfapn sl.65-Sl.75 orbtndre bis ut,ts
Big SanOe sa $l.5oz.l.Go; '''
DO. li.5O-l2.. Go. oo.-$9. SOLO. SO cemiid,
tss $S.0oo$9oo; Rretriebeu $3.50 nu6 Wo,a
t>isbmarff.
@tnbpteh. WtildfGbe unoerdneert, sbtv.
pers cute bis ehotce $a.25-4 90, aep6hnlicb b6ts
se@ gut Il 70 bs ~ ;e}f 1lem H.. S9o!st
800, Select Builders 50. .75@l 10 tsTtro 81 ID
il5 iiemlid' gut pig gut $2.75-3 .G5, ecip6bn;te
s825-3.5O, Siemlich our 6ts gut Ileidte sa-s Is;
Sfbe, gut bis @hoicC s. 75-3 15 stertitcn out his
Meetam @ u ~ y 5o-275, acm5bniid 1.oo -l.56, Sfo.
uno sraienOe Ssalber 81. .CO-3.O0 guiier s;in9r
unh lcift $2.00-2.l5 i5eeoers 2.25-8.Oo, Sr,
toana -. -2.60 Builder uno 9hiOpine 81. S.
1925. Salber, oemohnltch uno qros $3,O0-4. .oc
Sc. 100. '''' Se'''
Stalnetn ne. Select Idmere nab prtmo Bur.
1ers - $500 gemIdte Pudtng 81 To- 30 os.
ipphnlt1e unh raubc sl25-4 65 tetchte @5htspers
"a 4:9o-5;lo lette lnn9e Sfweiue S47E--5.0O qr.
mDhnlide si.00--4.60. e
d9a te-gelhorene s2.50-3.25 matt Der a1ou,
S3:2o-3.75; Serbtldmmer eelbrreu 90. .5o-t.a
nit n Il Der Woae s5.lo-5.5z; Ssruaiasr[animtrn
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Der 6erii6mte C6c=
lniRer,
10. +. rlorle, III. D., s. q.
:. 5t., uno 2eoafteur
ees lloelffielo Seaoer
pom >1ew 1erlev
Sa9tSol9enoes iiber pe.rr,-,,o

% citfieib, u. s.. %, 1es. 1898.
Yesru=no, IubrtSirt pon Der &e-ru-, a
Drug NtonuTacturing 81, uon Gplam
bus, Obio, bat lih bel MerSten unb oQre1
Gotienten einen 9ialnen als SoeilmitteI
fir So @rippe unb beren 6oigen eruor.
ben. Gs lit bies Elm le9r outes Mlittel
;u oieiem 3ioed unb fann aud fir al,
0alsleioen aufs bste empfob(en lperoeu
@s mirft IOluObl ouI DEN Sit ber s3ron'.
belt, ols au6 auf bas Sp|tem unb ii
frei BON allen l9dbl0en 5u6ltan;en
9e bieier Mebicin selporbene Mus,eich,
nun9 perhtent fein onoeres0eilmittel DOL
Dem mir geb0rt baben
gS. 8. MtorIe.
Geute, ipelfe Die Ga Grippe batter
uno in irsenb elmer g8eile an ben gtod,
mebcn leinen, Iollten Ye=ru ma ne6mer
Sehr peniae Yerlonen in ber Shot
ipcl0e an bie|er Rronf0eit litten, elb}
len Iib pollfdnois, es Iei benn, oaB il.
md9reno belielben Ye-ru.no oebroud,
ten. SSronfbeiten neg ssopTes, bes l1ol-
les, Der Sungen nno Deg J(eroenlgItem
lino Die nottiyli1en Solgen bon 2d
8rtppe. @P9en ol n;ele Na6Deher
gibt es HiDts BeiIsres oIs @ezru=na
Gs itdrtt oos 9an3e SOTtem, 9i6t Nppe.
tit nno er5eugt notiirli1en 5Alaf.
Gin Bud iiber Ga Grippe, S1uifsn
@rfdltun9en, Ratorrb uip. portofrei an
cine beliebiee 9lbre6e oerI6idt BON She
ge=ru=na Srug Manufacturing 60. oi
Columbus, 8.
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beseidnet uerben, oeien Yreis bon $l2
als mdbis erideinen mub.
Bride 9riinolih oebeitt.

Obne jesli6e Operation. Rein
Sdmer5, fein 2eioen, feline Ibbaltuna
ppm Gelhaft ober @ersniisen. Oie
8ebanoluns lit etniah. perniinftis unb
pollltdnoi9 iider in ieber oinli9t !;
bauernoe Seiluns. Das 8ru9bano
fir INNER absetbon. Spre6t Dor uno
iiberSeust gu6. aoniultation unb lln-
teriu6uns fret.
SudeDe Ga bical Rupture
Cure 6 o., eriter Stod oes .. M. 6.
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Sic SnIaNen paren dloroformirt wor-
Den. 0on ben Sbdtern bat man nod
feline Spur.
- 0as Gisbaus BON 3. 9. Mc=
glarren in @auleon, Sutton Co., lit ab=
sebrannt. Ser Serlult betrdst sesen
81 900.
Simotbp Gonners, pelber Dor
einem Sabre BON elmer Malbine in
&oIoins's Rriltalglosfabrif in Gait
9iperpool erbebli1 perlebt lpurbe, err
belt om Samltas bon Den &el9wore=
men $4,000 S6aocnerIab Suseiprp6en.
gbiIlicotbe - Sac. 2autenflos,
tpelder felt pielen Sabren an Gde Main=
unb Me9lrtburirabe Elm @rocerpsel6aft
betrieb, bot li6 am Wtittpob banterott
erfldrt. 0ie 1auen 3eiten unb pieles
Greoitseben baben ibn gum @oncurs ge=
slpuneen.-Sas gonSert oer vGintra1t"
1T sur alsemeinen 3ufrieoenbeit ansse=
fallen.-6rou Gliiabetb Gatb. &rdmer
1T ON Sonntae i'm 9llter bon 63 Sabren
na6 turSem unwpbl lein seitprben.
9fa6 mebrjGbrigem 2eiben 1T an 9ien=
flag 4beno um II llbr in 1einer g8pb=
nune, go. 1876 9torb sidprpltraBe, 0err
Senrp u. 6uds i'm boben Nlter pon SS
Sabren seitorben. Gr mar elmer Der
dlteiten oeuti9en 8iIr9er bon GbillicOtbe
- Oas pieridbrise 3ino ppn sSacob
u. Wtiaers in Moolter, Wapne County,
nurbe om SamItae bur6 3ufau BON eis
mem &ne6te er'6o6en, her nit elmer
Slinte lpielte
@roBer Srano. - 0as befonnte
Spatt gDolllagerbous in 9eIaiuare. lpeIs
Dies bon Der limited States Carriage
Gompa9nie gemietbet murbsn mar, puroe
om Somlta9 Mtpr9en ourb Seuer ser
tort. Spatts Grben bere6nen i6ren
8erluit ouf $1,000 unb Die @ompagnie
ibren auf $4,000.
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telten giir9er BON Noa, 9eroin Gountp,
lit an Sonnta9 Worgen 9eitcrben. Gr
wuroe am 6. 6ebruar BON eirem S1lag=
fluIe betrofen, Der ieinen friiben Soo
berbeiiiibrte.
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Olipertirde in @olIipolis, Sallia Go.,
wuroe gSalter SobnIon am Spnntaee
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