Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 15, Number 23, Jasper, Dubois County, 1 August 1873 — Page 2

WEEKLYCOmUEH C ZMXAXX. Mlnir. JAFEE. --- INDIANA. General News Summary. Tt I'r.i'.evl Sure Ecjrincer IVpartoent ha tU-erJel to u to much of the appropriation of $1CO.0 iiiA4e bj the

Last Conjrre for the improvement of the j IlllcoU Iliver u ihiU be nsxxs-surj to J buil-J lb foundation cf Copperas Creek i $.0.i..0 ia eipn to the Scat of Illinois. The le.iri.n tf tie Court cf Inquiry iLto the Caus? of the JU&ster to the sU-aiu-tip CItj cf WAshlrjrton Im bren renkmL CapL Ihillip4 L upraikvl for one ynr. Penin a-t-cti la all larjr ci:ie have been in-tru -ted to forward Uitlr quarterly Mora to the Treasury Department by expre las:d of null. I'uUze on these return, from Chicago or St. Louis, wouJJ amount to $JtU while the ex pre charge woul I be but $3. A VTashin;ron dispatch My that the Ser-ate Select Committee on Transportation, through their chiirtnan. Senator Windoaa. hare addressed a letter to the Mastm of all Sure Granse cf the Tatron of HuhiaodrT, requesting that each State appoint a auitAhle peron to confer with the committee an J present the views of the fr:ner of uch Slate la rejrirJ to leyed to exist under the preset iy:emcf traiipcruUoa, and also any uj;re:ionj they may desire to make a to the remedy required." Attorney-Genera! WlHUai has given an adverse opinion In the . cf Carl Yog the Prussian subject, charged with ; murier, arson and robbery la Belgium, and wboe extradition U fought under the treaty with Prussia. lpreenUUTe Cha. Foster, of Ohio, I the Last member of the House list of those who bare returned their back pay to the treasury. His hare was received July 17th. maXlr-jf the thirty-fifth on the list. Two hundred and Cftet-n members of the House and delegate hare drawn their back pay and kept it. and the reminin three hare not as yet signed their warrants, and their money remains In the treasury. East. The two-mile, foot-race for the Dennett Challenjre Cup came oS at Springfield, Mass.. on Ju!y 17, and was won by Bourie. cf McGill University, Cana.ii, In 11 minutes 1 seconds. In the College Regatta. Yale woo the Freshman race and also the TniTtrsity race, the Wesleyans in the latter coming la second. Amherst was second In the former. TLe announcement is bsde that the New York customs officers la a recent ln-Tt-sti .ration, discovered such evidence of fraad on the jart of a well-known ln porUr; fcoue as will compel the payment f about f ' .rt.OO) penalty to the Goverament and caue the Imprisonment of it least one n.ember of the firm. F. A. Shower, jr., ton of F. A. Shower, Appraiser la the Pennsylvania Railroad Company effce at ttulade iphia, has been arretted on the charge of forging his father came on check to the amount of It is rumored that the Erie Railway Company proposes to build a trunk line from Port Jerri to New York City, thus j shortening the distance twenty-iht mile, anl the time of travel seventy-live minutes. It l proposed to ue the new route for through freight and paenztrrs, reUinitg the oi l line for way pa.v?en?er, freight, coal, etc. Ex-Governor Coly, of New Hampshire, Led at Concord on July 21, avd eighty. An oil couple named JIcBrile, who live! some veti miles from tVilliampurt, Pa., were attacked by robbers oae niLt rect-ctly. Mrs. McDrvle was shot throuh the fcea-1 an-J killed, and Mr. McBri le was knocked down with a club and seriou!y. If tot fatally. Injured. The Abbers se-cun-d three thouad dollars. WeU Tl.e repairs to tue bri J at St. Joseph. Mo., are comp't-tej. and train will pa 4 ever It on July 13. Hon. R. F. Turner, Mayor cf Sioux City, Iowa, has t- n preented with a $11 "" soltaire dLucond by his prat ful Cf.t.Utuents. as a mark cf their appreciation (4 Lis services as a public officer and ci.i-n. There were seven iVaths from chcJera. In the Columbus. Ohio, penitentiary, on July IT. A b'i'.l i'.r.g In the prore of demolition at Ir.dLmpoli, In 1., on July 17, Ml and burled un.r the mini over a dozen workman. Gwrje Sxtt was fitaliy Irjured. The r t tre more or less hurt. Mr. Mc Arthur, ol Lo Aczelw, Cal., took strychnine, on July 17. Li ber huO-i.d found fiult mith the quality of Lit treakLi'L. Sj ben Horn, colore, was arreteil in Cleveland. Ohio, oh July 1, fr the murder cf Li step son tle day before. The Mf mphis B-nl of Health otli.MIIy arxoucre the total disappearance cf the chol-ra ia that city. Therertnt a:u ks cf Lieutenant Bbcck on the Ton to A pur hs have pro!uced a good Two hundred Lave iur rtn-kre-1 at the reservation.

A dispatch from Evansvllle, Ind., on July , say that the choleta at Mount Vernon was very bad, aud bujln'8s was alinot entirt-ly su.-pcuded. More than one-half the Inhabitants had Kft town. -s. Jacob Scliaeter, of Winona, Minn., the other day jHured kerosene over a younjr fire and covered herself with Cames. She died after four hours of Intense aony. On the night of July 21, an eastwardbound train on the Chicag'. Rock Inland A Pacldc IUilroad, when near Adair, Iowa, a lonely point about fifty-five miles we cf Ies Moines, ran Into some obstructions puriwely placed on the track by a band of rubers. The locomotive and two Lagjrajre cars were doubled up and badly smxhed, and the engineer. Job n lUfferty, was instantly killed. The passenger coaches caa-e to a stop without being Injured. As soon as the train stopped, six large, athletic men, wearing maks, appeared at the express car, la which were the conductor, superintendent, express messenger, and three other pe rsons, and commenced tiring rapidly Into the car, yelling, Get out of there, d n ye ! Ge t out -t there!' Two bullets passed through the clothes of the conductor, one grazed the skull of the baggage man, and one grazed the side of the head of the express messenger. The inmates jumped out, when they were ordered to the rear, under oner ol half a dozen navy revolver. Two of the robbers marched up and down the train, threatening- to shoot any person who showed tbelr head on the train. The robbers then took about $2,000 sTa'vaa baC C X p S& Sas!f i CI t?C mail sacks, but took no letters, then mounted each a horse and rode off across the prairies In a southerly direction, the whole being done in less than ten minutes. They fortunately dii not cut the telegraph wires, and Superintendent Boy re at once hastened to the station and telegraphed In all directions. Engines and a posse of men were sent out from Council Bluff, on the Burlington and other mads, to intercept the robbers in a southerly direction. It was ascertained that during the day the robbers stole a spike bar and a hammer from a band-car house at the nearest station. They dre w tha spikes from one end of the rail, and fastened a small cord to the end of the rail and secreted themselves several rods away, and as the engine approached they pulled the rail out of place. The promptness of the enzineer and the air brakes saved the passenger from harm, as not one was inlured. The management of the Chicago, Rock IIand and Pacific Railroad have offered a reward of $5,U for the detection of the villains. Governor Carpenter, of Iowa, has offered a reward of $3u) each for the robber who sacked the Rock I -land train on

the nUht of the 21st. The U. S. Express Company al.o oflV r a large reward. l"p to the 21th none of the villains bad been captured, although many parties were in pursuit. On the morning of Julv 23, an explosion weeurrvd In V. Fries A Co.' distillery, on James street, Cleveland, (). One man was blown into the mldtile of the treet, another was blown from a second tory window against another building; neithr was seriously injured. Immediately afcer the explosion an extensive fire broke out, totally destroying the lar fiv-t.ry brick block occupied exclusively by Fries & Co. Sooth. Sannel O. Iavion, an old citizen of Davison County, Tenn., was run over by a locomotive and Instantly killed, at Nashville, on July 17. A German lamily of seven persons, at Louisville, Ky., on the night of July IS supped on smoked herrings, and soon after exhibited symptoms of poislonlng. Ir. Thomas Dudley, first assistant of theEtstem Lunatic Ayluin at Lexington. Ky.. committed suicide on the afternoon of July IS by taking thirty grains of morphine. A large fire ox curredat Jackson, Tenn., on the morning of July 20. Thirteen business hou-s were burned. Including the office of the Whig mnd Trihun, and the p.vt-ot!ice. Aggregate loss about iuuo. At Arkadelphla. Ark., on the night of July 2", the jail wa broken Into and delivered cf fiftoen prisoners, aruong them two murderers, two robbers, and one hore thief. Seven were confln-d Insecure dungHns, and the balance in a large ojen room. The parties from the outside broke into the first room and then Into the vaults or dungeons. The marihaU and citizen hunted the neighboring thickets and swamps all night, and recaptured one of the prisoners, but he was drunk. The crop reports from Arkana, Mississippi, and North Alabama, on July 20, continu-d favorable, though the greater portion of Mississippi wa suffering for want of rain. A number of disguised men visited the hou-e of Daniel Galbreath, a worthy tinner of McCracken County, Ky., a few nihts sine, and demanded admittance. BHng refused, they set fire to the house, and forced Mr. Galbreath and brother, L. M. Galbreath, outside, when the outlaws fired upon them, severely wounding L. M. Galbreath, Mho fired at the party, It is thought, killing' one man. No reason Is a-igned for the attack. A difficulty occurred at Concord, Ky., recently, between R. W. Streinlett and Wm. King, contractor on the Kentucky

and C.vat Eastern Railroad. Streinlett fired two or three times, when Klii)f turned and fired, killing Streinlett lnttautly. Foreign. Ion Carlo has issued an order that the fighting Cure of Santa Cruz be treated as a rebel. The Republican forces In Spain have received orders to shoot all priests taken with arms in their hands. The Khan of Khiva has signed a convention to pay 2,000,000 roubles Indemnity to Russia w ithin ten years, In virtue of which he I to be confirmed in his right to the Khivan throne. Friends of Edward Mill, founder and editor of the Son Conformist ave him a reception at the Crystal Palace, London, on the evening of July 18, and presented him with a purse of $.V1.000. The Carlists say that Gen. Cabrinety, the leader of the Spanish Republican forces, during the recent engagement, was killed by his own men. Advices from the same source say that the Cure of Santa Cruz has resumed his clerical duties and gone to Rome to ask forgiveness of the Pope. A wonderful gold mine has been discovered In the Argentine Republic Raid to be the richest In the world. One-half of It has been sold for $100,000,000. The coronation of Oscar and Sophia. King1 and (ueen of Norway, took place, on July IS, at Drontheim, the ancient capital of the Norwegian king's. A disastrous fire occurred at Montreal on the afternoon of July 19, destroying; the Riviere Plauing Mill together with the entire block adjoining. Eighteen families were renderenl homeless. Iass $1.10,000. . Lord Westbury, formerly Lord Chancellor of England, died on July 20, agexl seventy-three. A severe battle was fought at Ignalada, Spain, on July 18. The place was attacked by the Carllsts under Prince Alphono, and there was desperate fighting for eighteen hours. One part of the population asr-Uted lit the defense, and the other part sympathized with the Carlit. Thre were conflicting report a to which side gained the victory. A telegram from Vienna, dated July 17, states that up to that time there had been sixty-one cases of cholera reported, forty-two of which were fatal. In a single hotel, where forty-two persons were attacked with symptoms of cholera, six died. The hotel wa closed. The new Spanish Ministry Is constituted af follows : N. Salmeron, President ; Fernando Gonzalez, Minister of State and Finance; Berges, Minister of Justice; Maisonavia, Minister of the Interior;

Gonzalez. Minister of War; Oviede, Minister of Marine; Palanca, Minister of Col onies. A telegram from Madrid, on July 22, say that the crews of the Spanish men-of-war Almanza, Vittora, Mendez, Nuenez and Fernando EI Catolico having revolted, the government had lssue-d a proclamation, declaring them pirates, and authorizing their capture and treatment as such by any foreign power on the high seas. A decree had also been Issued, dismissing; from the public service Generals Contreras and Pierrard, and removing from office the civil Governors of Cordova, Marcia, Pontevidra, Ix-on and Orense. General Pavla has been appointed Captain-General of Andalusia and Kotramedra. The province of Alecante has declare Itself an Independent canton. Jules Favre.ln the French Assmbly, on July 21, attacked the home policy of the Government which punished with severity Insulter of the Assembly and permitted jurnals to Insult ex-PreMdent Tliier with Impunity. He also exposed and denounced the alliance between Monarchists and Bonapartlsts. After scenes of great disorder a vote of confidence in the Government was adopted by 400 yea3 to 270 nays. This large majority on the eve of recess was regarded as significant, and was contrasted with the vote by which the present Government was called Into being on the 21th of May, when Presi dent '1 hlers was defeated by only fourteen vote. Advices from the City of Mexico, July 16, via Havana, state that the yellow fever was spreading on the Gulf coast. A dispatch from Vienna gives an account of a visit made recently by the Emperor of Austria to the American Department of the Exposition. After a cloe and careful examination of the many articles on exhibition, the Emperor said : For Important Invention and new Invention since the last Exposition, the Americans are without comparison In tha entire building. America makes here a more varied, Instructive and Interesting display than it has, shown In any previous foreign exhibition. Beyond that, the most noticeable feature In your display of Industry and art Is the constant evidence which it affords that the artificer are thinking men, and that your labor seems inspired by constant and active Intelligence." The Emperor then promised to give another day to an Inspection of agricultural Implements in the American Department, and retired. It was reported from Madrid, July 22, that the Iberian regiment, which the Government dispatched to Carthagena to aid In quelling the outbreak there, had mutinied, and joined the Insurgents In a body. At Vittorla there were 7,000 Republican troops in a complete state of demoralization and disorganization. Several of the municipal officers had been murdered by

the soldiers. The Republican troops at Cirauguin surrenderee to the Carlists on the condition that their lives should be spared. In spite of the terius of the surrender, the Carllsta hhot a number of them after they had delivered up their arms. Don Alphonso bad sent to the Spanish government a formal prookltlon for an arrangement of a cartel for exchange of prisoner. The declaration of Independence at Alicante was brought aboutb arrival in the harbor of the Insurgent Iron-clad Vittorla from Carthagena. She soon after sailed, when the city returned to Its loyalty to the national government. The Governor of Alicante had arrived and will be tried by a court martial for treason. A minority of the Cortes had Issued a manifest condemning the policy of the Government. The following additional Information has been received regarding the defection of the Spanish nquadron at Carthagena. The Insurgents, alter gaining control of the city, seized Casti llo de las Gallenos, a strong fort on the west side of the harbor, and less than a thousand yards from the entrance, which It commands completely. This gave them control of two lower batteries on the shore at the mouth of the harbor. They holcted the red fiaj of the Commune over these fortitlcations and summoned the squadron lying in the harbor to surrender. The crews were In sympathy with the Insurgents, and the vessels fell Into their hand without opposition. The vessels thus taken by the Insurgents are the Victoria, Iron-clad, 21 gun; Numancla, Iron-clad, 23 guns; IVtuan, iron-clad. 40 guns; Almanza, screw frigate, 4 guns, and steamers Fernando, El Colallca, Fervalona and Blasco Garay, not classified. The four vessels first named are among the first In the Spanish navy. The French Assembly, on July 23, amid a most excited and tumultuous debate adopted a resolution! empowering a permanent, committee, which Kits during th3 recess, to prosecute the insulter of the Assembly. M. Ernoul, In the course of a vigorous speech, denounced dictatorships as the daughter of tyranny, and declared that tyrannical republics were

mre to beget Cii-sars. Mrs. Caudle Silenced. The Brantford (Canada) Courier tells of a gentleman of that town who recently tried an experiment which he says has completely cured his wife of jealousy. He says he wa subject to a nightly curtain lecture from his U tter half, at a time when he wished to be wrapped in the arms of Morpheus, for returning an aff-c-tion for an old lady friend. He lore It for several nights with a Christian-like resig nation, but he at last devised a plan tor putting an end to It. Re procured a piece of wood formed in the shaje of a human being and dressed It In some of his wife's wardrobe, and then placed it In the garden, sitting in an Iron chair. To this graven Image he knelt down and poured forth Impassioned addresses. The servant girl was standing at the kitchen door at this time, r.nd overheard these appeals. She Immediately notified her mistress of the fact. Presently both of them emerged from the kitchen, a'rnicd with broomsticks, and made an attack on the "dummy woman," while the husband, who had retired in good order, sat at the back enjoying the scene. After knocking the Image over they pounced upon and tore the clothing in rags. They soon discovered the cheat, and rushed back Into the house terribly mortified. The husband followed them and said exasperating things. Whenever she shows any dipOfition to be jealous he has only to mention that little scene In the garden, and she changes tre topic. The wcrvant has since been Induced to go to the States, where "wages are high." Ax Act or Justice. Doubting Cas tle was a sail stumbling block in the path of Hunyan'a Christian, though it couldn't bar his way to Truth. We can sympa thlze with the Pilgrim, for Doubt always beset us when we are asktl to in lieve anything particularly extraordinary. Consequently, when we heard, some eighteen months ago, that a physician In California had compounded, from the juices and herbs found there, a medicine i hat cured almost every variety of blood disease, we were Incredulous. Since then we have had opportunities of testing the accuracy of the report, and are free to admit that our doubts have vanished. Seeing what we have seen, knowing what we know it Is Impossible for us to question the remedial properties of Dr. Walker's Vixkc.ak Bitteiis. That this famous vegetable Tonic, Alterative, and Antiseptic 1 a specific for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Chronic Constipation, Fever and Ague, Biliou Intermittent. Scrofulous Taint In the Blood, Incipient Consumption. Local and General lMilItV, Rheumatism. Sick Headache, and Dicac of the Kidneys, seems to be a matter beyond the pale of controversy a fixed fart in mfdUal hUtory, The statements of friend, in who.e veracity and Intelligence we have full confidence, corroborated by our own personal observation, compel us to admit the surpas.-ing merits of the preparation. . - Cholrr ! rala-KIIUr. Picrrv Davis' Pain-Killer. This unparalleled preparation is rercivinir more t -timonhls of its wonderful ellicacy in removing pains, than any other medicine ever offered io the public. Ami thote testimonial come from person of every decree of intelligence, and every rank of life. Physician of the tirt respeetability, and perfectly conversant with the nature of disease and remedies, recommend this a one of the most effectual In the line of preparations for the rure ol Cholera. Cholera Morbus and kindred bowel trouble now so common among the people. tel mm OMeat t aMllr leH I rtn fm-A-. Lr .ir-"-P W-',,"',','?;"e jv,h for lTi-p(il, ',ntl'tl. IN blilty, Hick Hi-'1m. Ilhloin Attarki ti-l all VrnimenUof I.Uer, Mmeh nl Howla. Atk jour Drucdit for It- Hmr hwmiw. Tut annnvance an l diarealleneM of rimtilen and IMoVhe on the skin, may be f U n nl of ny mm lr. Javne's Alterative, J Kate and rational rure for all Saltt Hiaeaaea, LrupUona, Xttur, ball KImuiu, Ac.

Cholera! This Terrible scourge U threaten. i this country again. This fact Is well cuu. latcd to Impress our readers with .K. iiccesfdty and the advantage of liio Insurance, and will greatly increase, as the wurdid, the number of ersons making insurance. It Is a good time now for any one fitted therefor, to secure the agency of a tlrst-chiss com nan v. The National Life Insurance of tlie United Sute ,f America, chartered by Congress, with a capital of one million dollars, and 'lutrtr-s for insurance only about thrco-fourths those of mutual institutions. Is a oinu. ny of which any agent or ioliey-h,..r may well lie proud, and we cluvrlullv advise all persons looking for in-untiitv or for employment to address that company at its Branch Olilcc in I'hil.ul. lhi, tV. avjirtoiv i' ATAimu. Dull, heavy headache, olt ruction of na p:ii-!aea, discharge falling into thrn.it, kudu times profuse, watery, acrid, thick, an! te. nacioua mucous, purulent, iouco-urtileiit. bloody, putrid, ofl'emdve, etc. In itter dryness, dry, watery, weak or iiitUin.,) tyes, rlnrintf in ears, deafness, hawking an. I couching to clear throat, ulceration-., seal,, from ulcers, voice altered, nasal tvvati, offensive breath. Impaired sine II un. t.,t. , diziness, mental depression, tickling couh. etc. Only a few of the above symptom- rc likely to be present io any cae at one time. No disease i more common or les iinilerstool by physician. The proprietor i.t r. Safe's I'atiirth I, I if will pay .'sh rcii, for a ease of i'atarrlt which he cannot cure. Sold by Druggist at .' cents. i ACKOwn of "Horse Men," and other-, daily throng the store in country and town for A'ieri'.jn'j Caralry Condition 1'jitJtr,. They understand that horses cannot be Wept in good condition without them, and with them can be on a much less juantity ot grain. The rela ing power of .A W-V Aio.bj Lmmnt is iruiy wonderful. a-es are already numerous where bent and stilnicil limb have been limbered and strak'tiiem-il by it. When used for thi purpose, the trt should be washed and rubted lhoriiii;ilv. Apply the liniment coU, and rub it in with the hand.

Malakia, or bad air, is the rau-e .f rtnry form of revrr an! Afue. shlleul-riT' 1'ih are an antnlole to Ibia puison, tu 1 curr instantly. Goiev's Lady's Book lor August contains the usual rarirty of One trifrrawng in U . I ant wood, a beautiful colored fm-limn-ila, an eitcnsion shcrl of the latt lshln, a iitifrn for a very handsome alphalx-t in braul-a ork, and the rer-aluable ' Work iH-partBicnl" I'MfUaely illuatraU-d. The literary routrnt are ri-C4-llent, and the numlser, lukcnas a a hole, ii a ery attractive one. The beautiful curomo of " lur lurling" will l ssnt free of MMtai(', to each subscriber for lsT.1, whetlier a une'r si-b-srriber for tJ, or a club vf si I for lit Krra inducements are offered to getter-up of rluU. Publiahed by h. A. GoltT, Philadelphia, IV Naggrotlcma fr Mamaarr. Itliofs-reatlaiportanceUiat tbe)teiu ih.iuM be Id a vlicoions coodlUon when the hot wrail.fr commences. The effect of a blrh teiuperati.rs upon an enfreMml frame are always more r e disastrous. TIjS Inss of subttaace and the tlrcieaston of aervous power, occasioned by eifewlit beat, can oaly be eompeniated by the a-Ue. bealihfu', and regular eitrclse of aU the b' !'.:? f inetloas t y whlrh the waste of nature Is replt-n-Ubed and the ltal energies renewed. The srtat utility of Uotetter's btomach BUters asanrans of tonlnt , InTlftorallDs: and rtruLailn tke orira-it of the body. Is unlvtrsaliy acknuwletixed. Asa Ionic It stimulates the nasa-lna: appetite andaccelerats digestion; a a corrective It neutralize acidity of the stomach and relieves flatulency; ai as altf'atlre and mild aperient li rrr nates the liter and the bowels; as an anodyne tt pr. motes tranquil sltep;ss a wholesome stlniolant it mparts Brmness and elasticity to the related and trembling nerves, and as a ld od tepu eat It pur. Set Hie ltaJ stream. The value of such a pe lflc to the weak and debilitated Is beyoni all et To Invalids wilted down by the sultry heal '. aUinimer. It Is as re.rshln and vltaililne Ui c-hI nlht dew to the sun-s-orched So ers O opoaed of tetetable elements only, with s Iwi pure dltTi;-lve stimulant. It Is IK and fala able at well as medicinal, la feterand aue distilru. aa 1 wherever the natural elements are cd-icii to epidemic disease. It Is considered the be: ia eruard against malarious lafectlon, and the npee llest remedy for Intennltient ana remioem ir.r,THE MAUkLTS NEW YORK. July 24, KJ. RKK.r CATTLE !" HeHjrt Ufe . lreaed " ' IIVVII lee f ' '' CilHON Middlinp . "4 - ' WHKAT eMrinr No. 1 M tOKN-WeUTH Jdlel o.MS Western, New fKY K-Vetrm . ' roKK-Meas, New 1. ' " LAKU CUICAUO. , ... nEKVES-Oioloe i.st ; Kairra.lea ' Medium HfN..Uv J " MIKKI' siorMt to Choice ? . ? un it White Winter Extra.. . : Sprtnn Eitra 6.5' ( om No. 2 ;' 1 HtK e t I-K,e-No. t - liarley-No. S . ', r.Aitn , . fUUK-Meaa, New 15-' CINCINNATI. . rMtt ll-ranilly..... 'X i-A WllKAT-Ked(NeW) f. ' 4I mus-sew " 4: OATH New aItAKI.KY OITON-Mid lling i I.AKIl js.cu I OKk-M-as. New " ST. LOUI. , (fVTTON-Mlddllna- . .,-2 i llttFCAlTU hoice. . s Oood to lTui,e ! " f . IIO(iS-LlTe - WIIKAT-WinterNo.J.New... 1 " , coitN-No.a, Mixe.1 ; OATS No. 4 ." M f.i KYKNa. 4. ItAKI.KY NO S 1-wKK-Meae.NeW LAKH M 4 Vv OOL Tut-wahel ', x L'n-waoht-d aMEail'IIIS. ( OTTON-Middlini! m s v t Iof It family ;.; COKN New ' OAlH-NeW...NkW.;)U.K - ri.orrt nioioe and Kaiuily... ". 7 (4KN Mned '., 1 A IS r, , u C4 ' II AY Prime ' .,. M i I'ORK Ma , V BM.ON-J siidrti u j. Slt.AK-Kair Moi.AH.h.!s-inctly l"rinie.... , k COriON Mid'tlina