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PATENT MACHINE
u A J. II u n ID II

VNHE MISSOURI HEMP MANUFACTURING COMPANY
superior article of STRETCHED MACHINE BALI ROPE.
All orders promptly ed, the lowest market rates. By
JOHN T. DOUGLASS, President,
sepl9-6nl No. ~ Commercial ST.. 81. Louis, Mo-
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HAIR REsroRATIvE-In columns to-day will be found
Prof Woods adve sement Of the above article, to which
call attention. What it has Done we have Witnessed up
several OF acquaintances in St. Louis. Hair once
grey met view, black brown, the case might be
being the color OF early manhood and ne and glossy
silk and that without other application than the Rcsor
alive II hiss done this upon others, will it not do the
Ike the raven locks" Of Lockes warlke chief il the
win try it, We think so.JdekSoHrAs C0nStitutORdJtS
Oct 3 1883.
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Capital DOL!
!, 200 Prizes Amounting to $50. 600!
Tickets So Halves s4; Carriers 50.

Tickets So: Halves "a Qarters 50
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Persons sending money by mail need not fear It's being
lost. Orders puDctually attende too Communications
confidential Rank Notes Of sound banks taken at par
Those wishing part cuar numbers should order imme-
diately. Address JAMES s. WINTER, Manager,
MACON. Ga
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~ - N,--, -
CONLEY & JOHNSON,

SUCCESSORS 10 McLUKk hookk
No 10 Broad street, and No "a South Market street.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.
MANUFACTURES Of Tin, Copper aud Sheet Iron Wares
WI intend keeping constantly hand sil kindso Cook
ing and Heating stoves, Oinanen'ai and Pain Mantle
Graes, &c &C
AIs0-A kinds = Copper aud Sheet Iron Work lone for
steas bra s. Rolling MI Furnaces, Foundries, Factories,
&C. atthe shortest notes. cheap be done
n The city jani2-iy
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

THURSDAY, Feb. Z.
Aoiaries Publie-Mr Wood Of Hardeman stated
that Mr. Burch had voted for the bill increasing the
fees OF Notares Public. which passed on lis third
reading yesterday and that the gentleman, holding
the ONCE OF Notary Public was now Of opinion that
his vote vas unconstitutional Mr. Wood therefore
moved a suspension OF the thirty third standing rule
with the view of econsidering the vote passing the
DILL. 70 enable Ne Burch 70 Withdraw his vote. The
moliou prevailed, and the bIl Was then rejected ;
ayes %, noes 80
Lorpsrafioa Of Naslsgilie-Mr Coz called up Dir
Glcaves motion 70 reconsider the vote passing the
bin on is third reading changing the line of the
corporation OF the city Of Nashville as to exclude
the premises Of John \ Petway aud Dr. Jas. Over
ton The vote vas recousideFed, aud the bill was
reiected ayes 2S, noes 40
Jnioa BaHk--Mr White called up his resolution
calling upon the Baafd Of Directors Of the Unio0
Bank lor certain information, and i was adopted.
.Adj5urHpeni--N r Harris called Up Me Tompkins'
resolution providing for an adjournment siiis die Of
the Legislators on Monday, 3doi March, aud Il VAS
adopted; ayes 81, noes 2.
Ii4e PetiirHiiarg report Of the joint com
nittee 10 invesigaie the Peuitsnsiary taken up
AMI read report from minority Of The com
millae mas also read NJ uation, a. Chairman Of
sac committee 90 the part Of the House. asked leave
10 wllhdras the report OF the committee ior amend
tccnt, a. be was NOT aware Of the existence OF a
minority FspCrt until be bad heard read al the
clerks table lie said the minority rspoN argued
the legality Of certain matter, the larts Of which
wefe barely stated 10 The report Of the majority, aud
which statement be understood 70 be compounds
agreed upon a. the report OF the whole committee.
Che minority having afgaed the legal point be d.
sired 60 present his Vices upon that question.
The noase refused pernissioa 70 witbdraH the
report, and AFTER severai inefeeiaai nicsions 70
tr.nsnsff s.ttts,rsfe rag.nre N
senate the uhole subject laid upon the table.
The House toSk az iatermission foF dinner.
THURSDAY, February 7.
yIassf Biis o. Third Rearing. To amsud the
chatter u shs eiiy Of NAshsiue: passed.
To amend sbs las "a ngaFd 20 kiiing wclves;
passed ayea 81. noes 81. This till alloss 81 for
the scaps 81 wolves under iour monibs old, acd
81 Cor those q wolves oser four m0nlhs Ole
freacflsing the mode u proving anpqanls before
Jusiiee q lhe Psaees rejected. ayes 20, boss s.:
10 pnste1l lae ~ ueaioegs II ~ ecclesiastical
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Tire special order, sundry resolutions on the sub.
jet Of Federal politics, was postponed until the
18th Inst.
he Senate recedcd from its amendment II House
bill requiring railroad companies to drain the cats
the sides Of thclr roads, which amendment eK-
empted companies ia East aud Middle Tennessee
itoB the operation OF the law
House resolutions 10 regard TO Lieutenant V. +.
Naury in regard 10 The Tobacco interest of the U.
States were adopted.
A large number OF House bills we're read first
time and passed.
House bill 90 change the manner Of taxing lands
divided by county lines, we're r. iected.
House resolution TO adjourn SINE de, March Srd,
vas adopted; ayes "a noes l.
Adjourned 10 % to~moTrow
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Ror the Daily Pairio
Beautlc. of Rankin. in our city.

Beauties Of banking in our city.
Ms Rs. EDIToRs Some days since had &C.
casion to pay n0te ia one Of our old Banks,
aud had, what Supposed would pay IT, ia the
shape OF Tenn. Bank notes and checks, on one
OF the Free Banks here. 90 presenting my
checks for the notes they were refused; aud
was obliged to 60 aud draw the money for
them from the aforesaid Free Banks
This done, / returned, and the money so
drawn was refused at the old Bank, proving 10
be ''shin-plasiers" purpurting TO emanate from
some banking house in The w,lds Of East Ten
ne-see, and payable at their coanter-not use
able in any cid Banking House 10 the city
This involved the necessity Of my going to a
broker aud obtaining gold or other ''banksble
funds" before / could get my note-su9jec'ed
me to a hall hours walk about town when The
mercury was ia Tie condition Of everything
and everybody. else saw, aeiriy .fiozea Taxed
my tine considerably and patience more-and
led me to exclaim, 'wliat a COMPOUNDED hum
5Gg is banking. as done in this city, to
ask myself, why do the public tolerate such
humbugl Not being able to answer il salts
fac,orily, beg leave 10 submit the inquiry 10
you, trusting your leisure will enable you to
enlighlen, your trnly
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vrcsnrrs. Ind.. Jnns 1sth. 1s5a.


Prof J. Wood As you are about 10 manufacture ar
your recently Discovered Hair Restorative, will
for wEomsoeyer concern, that have used IT, ana
others IT. that have for several years been
tie habit Of using other lair Resoratves and that find
yours vastly superior any other know. 1t entirely
ceanses the head Of dandru and with months proper
will restore any persons hair 10 The original youthful
color and texture giving healthy, soft and glossy
pearance and all this without disco orng the hands that
ply it, the dress which drops. would therefore,
recommend its TO every DESTROYS OF having hns
color and texture 10 hair.
Respectfully yours,
WILSON KING.
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Balance Nett Profits or the year. GAL %
As uniavorahe the ABOVE statement will appear, he
Board regret that since he 1T Instant 10
very erabe Amount have heea reported in view q
which hey have ceeutd exredin 10 order tie liquidation
OF Affairs & the Company; AID Tor the speedy
comp hment a his ojeet they have made gnmsnt
10 J.F WHARTON. trust vh vi use every exeron
20 wind up the al rs Of tn nsu ion e the ear lestpo
sihle day. II Is h1re that the assets OF The Company wiz
enAtle him r. me every just demand
Holders ofu expired Polcie5 notified hat the la ity
Of the mony will from and alter ihs date, and
vised TO obtain insuran eea here should their
demand IT, Prem ums N be reiundei for such unexpred
G. !. r. WHARTON, Trustee
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SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT
Mutual Protection Insurance Compal

OFFICE MUTUAL PROTEC ION ms CO.
NASHVILLE, January 30 1856.
The Trustees in accordance with he Cha ter submit the
following statement Of the business Il this Institution the
year ending 3ist December last to wit:
BY uut reserved on the LIST January
last % provide for DneSpred sk. $40 SIS %
Premiums Reeeiyed-Fre Depart
u
Premiums Observation-Disclosures Dep. 2ofi9 90
Life $40 20 81, ss6 81
Interest Account. $50 90
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


WHO WANTS 70 Bz MssElED mo excuse for remaining
single now You can marry whom you-iove They Camp.
hsp it. they must reeiprosate your passion Only read
Professor Rondou book He not only slows the "Bss Of
Marriage bat berays secrebby which the wedding
be made thing inevitable ony DOL for wife
husband Read the advertisement in eclumas to-day
Foa Bnox ans Throat Dsease- Hacking coseh ard the
Ell cts Of imprcdent use Mercury medicine has
been discovered which eff eted uch csre.'s
Spanish Mixture.
Throat diseases produced by sal walton, Hacking Cough
ro-hia Affections, Liver nselse, Neuralgia AMI Rheuma
tsn have ali relieved and curedin wonderful
ner by the great purifier of hs blood carters Spanish
Mixture
the ca Of T. II. Ramsey alone should satisfy any who
doubt Call the Agent and procure pamphlet contain
ing cures which viii astound you. See advertisement
g An ounce Of fact pound Of theory snd the
swarm Of conclusive that cns around that ncOmpar
able preparation Hollands German Btters prepared by
DR. c. NJ ia, kson. Philadelphia, aaishpg its value as
tonic and restorative such would prevent incredibly
itself from que timing its ec cy. In ali Of diseases
OF the stomach whether chronic it may be
ended for its soothing cordial rensvsng Influence
Dyspep ia heartburn OF appetite, nausea,
trem9r relaxation ard debility &c, relieved by the
Bers in very short space Of ne and perseverance, IN
their nse never fails to work ,horOr sac aiver
tisement.
Psop woop's HAIR REsroRsTIvs.The testimony OF all
who have thoroughly The virtues Of this celebrated
article that will the gray and the bald eradicate
seae OF the Scalp the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly extreme old 1t is now put up
both with and without sedi ments. See advertisement
49, To Nervous Sufferers.-A RErIRsp CLERGYMAN
- goftar 1arr
Of great sui rng anxious to make known the
of Viii send (ree the prescription used. d.
rect the Rev. JoHx NJ DAeSAL No 50 Fulton Brooklyn,
Yew York.
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Tusr nxrEiyKB fon pesk. salsh Ga an lAvses e
y unneIA Naehlafs, sna naad feq's aAa ~ exfFA
r8e IL AL kais an aeea o. lhe ssis 81 a. eefs ~
peies. 4hsy eaEs h. haa J. . - ga A........
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mr. sewara ena ccn.raI Amerlea.

Mrs seward ana NfntfHl AMeEtCus
From the National Eii,cl6gcaoer Of the
Ist, we extract the following notice Of Mr.
SEwARD's speech on the Central American
Question. The tone of the Senator was
rather hasty aud bellicose, aud the conver-
vative. old gentleman Of the Intelligence,
very mildly but firmly objects to that mode
of treating the subject
4, Ia the Senate Mr.. Seward delivered his views at
considerable length, Ia speech Sllieh commanded
marked attention, on Central American ahers.
He commenced by abiding 20 the history al Great
Buuhu's ''encroachmeEts" Ia the I-thuius between
theAtwO American continents. aud gave sketch Of
the negotiation which resulted IN the Cayton-iln
wer Treaty. The poiuts 81 difference betwegn the
Governments OF Great Britain sHd abe United
States, in the Interpretation of that convention,
were then stated and revived
In regard 20 the Mosquito coast, Mr.. Seward main-
tanned that Great Britain ss bound by the terms
of the treaty 70 withdraw" from her protectorase
over that region, and her claims 90 the exercise ol
any protectOrate at all were argued 20 be sholly
without any foundation. apari : 'a i.aer rennngia
fion by the treaty Of 1850 % lhis point the Sem
ator dEeit AZ length. This extension by Grrat
Rritain OF her possessions on the Belize 10 limits
south Of the Sibon river, and her colonial oceaPr
ton Of the Bay lslands were pronounced 20 be IN
fractions OF the ClaytGn-lIalser treaty. Ia hne.
Mr.. Seward declared thai all the positions assumed
bv the Government Of the United Sta.es night,
and ought % be maintained, II needs be By var.
The widespread aud disastrous hsraeter 81 war
between two such Powers a. the United States and
Great Britain portrayed in graphic eol9rs, Il
beiags the opiuiOa Of the speaker tAas neither
country would enter the contest slngse-handed.
The proposition 70 submit the questions betseen the
two Governments 10 tie arbitration OF friendly
Power was pronounced unsise, a. furnishing evil
dence Of indecision Inconsistent wiki the prompt
assertion Of American ngAts Ne. Sesard there
Gre proposed 20 desolve upon England the respon-
sibllly OF the war, Il unfortunately any should
arise 10 consequences Of the present diihealty. The
variety and ezfent Of oaF resources for such con
Test we're recspinatsd By the speaker. apd ths Ne.
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Gold! Cold! GOld!!l
1900 PRIEST $4,000 DoLLA. 81,
Havana Plan Lottery.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.

By Authority OF TGg STAIR OF GEORGIA
10000 NUMBERS ONLY PRIZE TO S TcKETsi
10 be drawn Concert Hall, Macon Ca. under he
i sscrn superintendent Of oil Geo. VI. LOga n
and Jas. A. Nisbet. Esq.
This Lottery is drawn the plan Of The Royal Lot.
tesy ofAayana Of single numbers
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Large Bread and Cake Bakery,

Wholesale and Retail Confectionery,
AYE have just received at our embellishments 49,
w fine lot Of Oranges Lemons, Sardines Oys- SA2E
ters LobseTs Salmon, Jeies, Pie Fruits and Bran ~
dy Fruits, which we will sell low for Cash. -
L0NGHJRST & CO,
No & IIniou sir
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ST LOUIS, June 20, 1858.
Prof As you about prepare and vend your
recently discovered Hair Restorative and you request
my opinion Of IT, will that my hair few months
very gray, and after using DO tie Of your Hair Re-
sorative resumed its ogina color and since its appca
ton all dandrud has disappeared from my head and have
been troubled with dsagreeahle itching Of the scalp.
satisfied that those who It will regret it, H
gives the appearance OF having been recently oiled.
prepared therefore, recommend its to all who de-
srous Of having beautiful head OF hair.
l am, SIR, yours, &c,
IL. L. STEWART.
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SrATEMFNT.
ASSETS

The name 81 he corporation Is ETNA INSURANCE.
COMPANY, located Al ria tfIfd, Connccticut-
The CAPT kise Tua Ard ThOusahd Dollars, AID u
paid ~
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FEE-2OO bags sod at lO9llI.
New Orleans Cattle NEarhet.

Thursday Night, January 81.
Arrived to-day 26l head OF ordinary cattle, and
/ mich COW. The market remains bare of good
sheep, with heavy supply Of ordinary cattle and
hogs. Prices easy ut our quotations.
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NEW IRON FOUNDRY.


Sheriffss Sale.
DR. virsue sf peaifoaf ,aToaas. drFctsd ~ The
ID circais csi q DzFpn couniy, 81 JanGarF Issa,
fs5G uf sstat nc hoase door TIC cig = Nash
wise o. rs as 4 March nsxk . the hshi lldsf ir
rah al ts rrh tle AMI in a william START % he
iogouinr ais y1 tt - Ard - Aeasfee - he plan
a ne a 10 r eihe II sail eeJ ~ toak Ne l<
ga - plan "a bot NJ n pave. I'D and no II ~ he
sfrrf Cfse ~ Dsfesaa esuntF. Fcnling fNfr4-eEFsn
fsrf each % stFee and Fuan4nx haR hAn4sd
nnd fl-fgssstn fssf nrhe re Yscrely
sfaasd ~ ne esig - Nashshr. DkFspn co1asT feuz
Issifa % ~ * pFsFeT7y q = p ftsear
lea&5 TX .kDA0NpsQN pspafg S.er1
Oranges.
TrsF resefys1. ic hDis srsst HaFsae ofsness q
j isnig LEA O. A0nABE<osA
rsHREsE.-so 6sass ". \. cheese
" 1aanf9 70 G. knHtkffeA.
Cs1GAnS- slaeo Cigar, x spoa brzni,. saliahls -
Afcsnntry tF1ae ~ ei9 fssaH. ~ ssls a.
iaalp "a. G. RonkHrsaa =. Eseadsag
boots AID sE0Es FoR THE SEASON
T10ghIa s1Ikn eafef Cslf H as1 rnaf r11s hass 40
~ Gatssrs. ~ lst'e S. ~ DRESSES aaatae1s
isdidst Aa4tEkf tatIeAt
Fsss LasfAaf n tssf-pietf fsarellnE Hass,
AI|s,s.l tssst asa CA .Ifens u44lstess.
A Ie~~ss ga s'zlasaA so'lx tASke&
VssrED.-sals. M =. !; ' !. ~, -.
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NASHVILLE Academy Of Music.

no "a 5. VINE STREET.
TNHE second term u this Institution win commence on the
i FIRsr MosDAY FEBaUARf NEXT To secure suitable
hours il Is de, 4 alb to apply early.
ian2l-2H HESS WEREk
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HEsEMA1, AGENCY ~ tts hrs. SIS ~ pa.
VI tA4seo NeFgafs ~ ~ ts4ncs seH. eas.o8 e4&
gsls. .Ssins e "a, e8a.e. ffeff TO- -. ~.
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ETAs resnsssd M resds.cs Ne. sal Eorsh College 81
al Th- part sr>Ap e Orr. BRIGGS sokroN srutn-
nd 0es - hsretssara Ne. q ckeFEE tsess. jnRliu
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A GOOD DWELLING HOUSE IN BDGEFIELD. -
n Also ESQ Rooms Hamlih and Morgan's, ~
No. "a Cherry ST., Nashville. .&sA
Apply to r. A. BALLowB, Gen'F Agent,
ami No. II Deaderiek street
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e Prepared and sold at ia Market street, betwees
Ath and 5h St. Louis Mo- and 3i6 Broadway New York.
For sale in Nashville, at Manufacturers prizes, by
EWlN BROTHERS.
q. W. HENDERSH0Tr..
Also, for SALE Prof Woods Oriental Sanative Lnmen
Vegetable Life Pills. warranted better than any hs
the money In all refunded See circular for all
cesSary information with agents.
novtT-dtrwkwfv
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~, SIC %
stock, cn .srD I'll. ''''' = 900 90
s.oss, Jersey nsyI lily, -'''' 1905
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BLANKE IS! BLANKETS! BLANKETSi
90 CASES Bed Blankets; Cases Steamboat do; g
~ Bales Mac4naw DO. For sale low, 20 close.
ian29 A. j. DUNCAN co.
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Friday Morning, February 8, 1855.

ELECTION SATURDAY MARCH FIRST
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Cash h hand an.i ln fhUn haFk.
Cab on special Deposits II 2 UniE
and Hartford Banks, % ia-eresf,
CASH. IN han1s q Ag'ts, b Ia. c tE o. }
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-04-25
Arrival OF tho Africa.
SAILING OF THE WASuTNGToN


NV YoRK, April l9.-Steamcr Africa
from Liverpool 5th inst, has arrived below,
but will not be up till o'clock.
The Steamer Washington sailed at noon
today for Southampton & Bremen, with %
passengers and lG5 900 in specie.
FRoH Sorrn AMERICA The o. j. HAYS.
brings Duenos Ayres dates to March 9th
Aspect Of public affairs still remains lower
ing. The difficulties with the Argentine con-
federation arising out Of the invasion of
Santa Fe, have been aggravated by warlike
proclamation fIom General Urquiza 1roons
have been sent to punish Indian depredations
on the Southern and Western frontiers. I'm
Montcvideo, a very exciting contest is going
on for the Presidency and assumes some OF
the aspects Of a canvass in the United States
The Schooner Searsvile, which arrived to-
day from Port Spain, Trinidad, brings
cargo Of old guns got by the submarine diving
company, from the wrecks Of the Spanish
war vessels which wcrc sunk near that
place in l791.
Advces from Bahia, Brazil, to March
10Th, state that the yellow fever still pre-
walls to some extent at that port.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

hIl''l ~ i'l'~TdI'h ll lii' tree li',-.
CAMBRIDGE, Wednesday, April 25d.-At Market
els Cattle, about $50 Becycs and G5 Stores. consist.
ing Of Working Oxen, Cows and Calyc., Ycarlins,,
Two and Three Years Old
PRlcEs.-MaTket Beef Extra, including nothing
but the best large fat ,tal-ied Oxen, 50 a 5 Il;
First Quality : 80 n q, Second Quality a zoo;
Third Quality, GOA e 30; Ordinary. lIiurs, &c.
TALLow, Il as. PrLTS, IS 200. CAR Sklxs,
- lie. VEAL CALVES 4 SC. according To
quality. SfoREs.- WoRkING ONEV, from 10 %.
$50 90, IA 90 lsi 90 per pair. Cows ,Sp CALVES,
from 1900, $500, iOOO a 40 90. Sutrr ,vn
LANps, Ci3 at market,) in lots, 50, 90, . co. 90
a 500; Extra and selections . 90, 1000, II "a a
II 0o' SWIM, OGos at markctD oic per 10, live,
Who'll sale, dressed.
Remarks Most # the cattle at market 10 iav.
were Of excellent quality, price about last week
A few head sold at dollars per hundred lhs
poorer quality sold dull, There Is large number
Of Western cattle at Brighton and buyers look l,r a
decline in price. There is about half the number
at sheep that there wa last week. Price, fully a.
low, buyer having supplied thsmsclycs with tu,.
Plu lat week, large suprly Of hog, csl,e, and
horse have auiycd lbis week,