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The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19

LEGAL SALES.
SUCCESSION SALE.


The State Of ouisiana Parish of East Felciana.--
7th District Court. No. 1869. lI rn'1l Id.
In the matter of the succession Of Albert
igIa i6 Wilson, deceased. az ss......
DURSUANT to an order Of the aforesaid
l. court, addressed to me herein, will offer
for sale at public auction, in the town Of Port
Hudson, on ff'.r
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Y 90, 1856,
between the hours Of II o'clock, A. NJ. and
o'clock r. ~, oil Of the following described pro-
pertv appertainng to said succession, to wit
ONE HOUSE, and fractional part Of Lot
= =, in Square No. o. in the town Of Port
Hudson, the south end Of said lot measur.
ing 81 feet on Flynn streat, runping back
60 feet. the same now occupied as Tail
or shop. Inn6 .lnv,0taf lIv9
Also: the north west part Of same lot, mea-
suring Sc feet on Flynn street, aud 60
feet on Louisiana street. ara Wanra.
Also: House. and fractional part Of lot, in
square No. 2, fronting on Alabama street,
26 feet front, with feet lot back from
the house. '....H.. .-i..f.
One lot of clothing, ..- t..... NJ.
One lot of books, Nm. WI. ..5..a .
carpet bag, ... ..#
! shot gun anu hXturcs,
rife gun,
saddle and bride,
block and fall
chest and tools,
jug stove,
lot Of lumber (scattcring,)
lot of stock horses. H
......u. TERMS OF SALE .U
The personal property to be sold for cash
the real estate to he sold on credit of three,
six, and nine months, from day Of sale, provi-
dcd it brings the appraised value, and if it does
not bring the appraised value. the same is to
be rc-oifcrcd Immediately, on credit of twelve
months, purchasers TO give approved personal
security, and u mortgage to be retained on the
same importing confession Of Judgment, to Sc
cure purchase price, and eight per cent inter.
est after maturity until raid H.'+
dec % J. c. JACKSON. Aue'ioneer.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
At tn e Clinton Drug Store

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
At TIL e Clinton Drug Store.
nor 1856 Just received.
Il The Golden Gift, The gem of Beauty,
Temperance Offering, The Magnolia.
Masonic " Friendships Offering
Odd Fellows, The Garland.
Token of love- The Amaranth
The Garden lily, The Keepsake
Hearts own, American Annual,
Gem of love, Book Of Beauty.
Dew DROP The Thought Blossom,
Album of the heart, Souvenir Gallery.
!" i" Flowers Book Of the Bondoir,
+" Pearls, Temperance Gift,
q +" Gems, Christian Keepsake,
The Home Annual Mem0ry's Gift,
The American landscape. The Moss Rose.
Ranks of the Brandywinc Token of Friendship,
Leafs of Memory, The ladies Wreath
Forgct.mc-not, The lodges Gift,
Romance of American landscape,
Album of the East &c. &c.
All of The above are bound in gilt and antique
morocco, and most beautiful, illustrated.
| For the Toilet we have decidedly the greatest and
richest assortment of French and German wares, &c
we ever had, consisting in part of Toilet bottles
puff boxes, needle boxes. flower vases cups, care
vases. nll of entirely new style. fine pomndcs nnt
hair oils, French and German cologne &c. Sc.
WoRK BASKETS of all sizes embroidered and plain
Toys of every description aud in the creates
abundance.
Ladies'. gentlemen and :. little ones' call and cx
d.en \ l. N. LEMON.
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CKSMITHTNG.

i a BLA CKSMITHTNG. I e m
r HAVE engaged competent work ~
| man, and will personally see that nil II n
wood work done by me is properly iron
ed. An orders for Blacksmith work will he
promptly attended to and faithfully executed.
BrGClEs, on hand and for sale.
les RICHARD RIGBY.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19
A CA RD.

"A VA
HENRY S. BEECH EMO bcgs 10
ii return his sincere thanks to his friends and the
Inhabitants of East Fcllclana. generally. for the
kind and liberal patronage bestowed upon lin since
he commenced business in Clinton, and assures then,
cyertions shall be wanting his part to merit n
continuance of the same.
II. S. BEEcESo is fully prepared TO supply plant
crs. aad all others with every article in the Drug
business. and from his long experience in that line
combined with practical acquaintance with chem
isty in all its branches, merely requests trial ms
test Of his qualifications. An accurate analysis o
mineral waters will be granted gratis to those dcs
rous OF having II made,
PHyslCTAN's PRESCRIPTIONS are dispensed will
ncancss and promptitidc and with great care ms IL
labelling and the minor details.
A constant supply of the choicest brands of Wines
and Spirits, on hand, for MEDICAL PURPOSES only.
A large quantity of Ale and Porter, (Nrst rat'
quality,) continually coming to hand
il. S. D. docs not feel disposed to advertise TIN
exact quantities Of Drugs he has received lately
fearing he might possibly rNDEnrate II, and not Dc
himself the justice he Is so anyionsly seeking.
|. ...... HENRY s. BEECHENO & co.
Clinton, La. Oct. 49, 1925.
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AGENTS! AGENTSll AGENTS!!! "
DEReONs accustomed TO procure subscribers for
papers, requested to send M their names and
address. and we will forward them free Of charge,
specimen number Of n publication for which they
will find ready SALE and we will allow them q com
mission Of so per cent for their services
J. BRADFORD a. BROTHER.
novol 3Comrtland n. New York.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19

ONE hundred coils machine Rope, Just received
" MILLS. CLEVELAND X Co
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19

Dir. Roses 7rrass on C5umption---price one dollar
Address JOHNSON STEWART ROSE.
3sl Broadway, New York.
N. 1.-THE new postage law requires prepayment
Of letters. My correspondence being extensive, np-
plicants to insure replies must enclose postage.
ts-M0ney letters must be registered by the Post
master. such letters only being at my risk. jan
The Feliciana Democrat., 1856-01-19

s. H. BUTLER,
PLAIN AND FANCY PAINTER.
CARRIAGE, HOUSE, & SIGN Painting,
" Graining and Gliding, Glazing,
Transparent Window Shades,
China White, or Porcelain Finish,
Paper Hanging, Ornamental Painting,
Masonic and Odd Fellows Banners,
And all kinds of plain and fancy work, done in
the neatest and most durable manner, and
shortest notice.
All colors of paint in small quantities, ready
for use for the accommodation of those who
prefer using it themselves. -..t.H
lie can always be found thate Carriage
Manufactory of G. NJ Jarrett. aug 25
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.Furrign NrmG
Later from Europe.

e.xnv Hook Aurps, Thu .teamsbi,
A,lao,ic Eldrd,e Eo,o I,vernool Inlv 81
has srr,yed
Tbo now rot.,os mainly IN tho outbreal
If civil ,y.r /, Sn,in Tbs atstonen,s re-
sncc,,,,, 49, ,,oo,ress and nrnspects arc YER,
cnne,c,,ng
A. R,reelona md elsewhere there had
been smaller outbreaks I'm, they were sneed
Iv s,nnressed
The head quarters of the insurrection
wero NJ Saragossa. where Espnrterois friend.
had ra,ncJ \ victory over An. garrison and
v,be,e !, - rsnor,ed rno,e tbsn a LEGAL ono.
rnn ~ tho Cnr,ez has nssembled pTocls,m.
ed liberty and the Coostitution
The EMPEROR of France had ordered a
French lo,ce 10 assemble ON the Spanish
frontier az measure Of precau,ion. Mar.
vaez and other sdherent. of the Ex-Oueeu
Christian were also fastening 10 The from.
tier.
A letter from the Secretary of the Snan.
ish Legation at Paris says the difficulty be-
tween SPIN and Mexico has been honorably
settled.
Saragossa' Barcelona bogrone' ana Bil-
boa, are 10 Instruction
Order prevails az Madrid Inc Madnd
Ga-ete OF July IAN contains lhe decree put
ting spain under martial law II Is proceed
ed by preamble 10 whlcn II u urged tha'
recent eNcesses nave rendered in1'spenSaoie
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FRIENps on HUMANITY.

rINO YOU (awAy disposed to aid the suernel IL nny
appear Incredible aflef 10 vain Tying M the
deriul medicines Of the day, that application eS-
euAlly and few drops tassn internally Of my fgsn-
uine) Electric OH will so vofy sudienly relieve the
sufferer from the most violent pains it IL feet
testified by good mon aud good women, whose nsmes
are at my Office.
Not any have used il without deriving some special
benefit within hnui, and many are they who have
been perfectly cured Of Inflammation, Neuralgia, spinal
sud Bronchial Complaints, Group, Tic boloieuE, fel
0ns, Cramps, Piles Npfafua and Bruises, Cuta and
Wounds, swelled Clouds aud Suh Joinis scfoula aud
Efysu,elas, Sore Nipples and swellod Breaste, SAl
Rhaum and CAnken IN mo mouth Of stomach, Efup-
and all Kinds Of Sores, Headache aud Toolhaohe
ia 1--WE OF ton minutes y al.o Chihlans aud sofe Or
Tender Feet. II will be that do not pfofoss to
cufe eyeylhing but only certain class Of complaints
ell OF which are durable simple Elecuie and Chem
cal principles through the afiniios Of any Electro
OIL aud the Nefyo via Fluid Of the human body.
Tho modus operandi Of progressing end ever changes
bic Rheumatic pain, d impeffeciy understood by man
Kind whether IT, location il The membrane or covering
oithe nerves, infamed by enlargement tke the coat
ing Of inhamsd stomach % disturbance ~ the
Electric fluid ITSELF nenain IL IL that my Lloato u
l. readily absorbed into " does not actually supply
dehcieney TO- aud equare the circulation OIL that great
principle Of living oiganiTBilOu.
Lot the akepiieaand the humane look into this MISTER
for N these things al arc alike interested,
will tako any from the ho,pltn ~ test II ALL My
Electric Oh is pleasant and Innocent; no danger Of
cold Re action, 81 al will boar me witness. Come
snd $50 for yourselves.
N, r. corner Walnut and Eighth sussit Philadslphia.
iry None sold by psdlsp. All my bottles have nv
a, q. SMITH, (chsml,tl
n-Ths large bottles ten times the cheapest.
FIXED Y. SMITH, Druggist, Monlpslsr, solo
Smiths Genairs' sLgcTsic OIL rsilsPslfhia.
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Caledonia County.

A convention Of the citizens Of Caledonia
County opposed TO the removal of the shire,
was held at DanyiIle, on the 5th inst. A full
ticket for county ofiicere was nominated, as
follows 49,
Senators-Oua Crosby, of Hardwick
Sewall Bradley, Of Wheelock. lMr. Bradley
hos declined
Judges-H r. Moore, of Barnet Guns
ningham, Of Lyndon.
Judge Of Probate--Theron Howard, Of
Danylle.
States Auorney-John D. Hartman, of
Barnet
Sherif-O. H. Crosby, of Hardwick.
Bailiff--John II. Buchanan, Of Groton
We have above published the ticket of
the anti-removal convention. The Re-
pubicans have now entered the field with
the following tickets
Senaiors.-EdwOrd a. Cahoon, Lyndon,
Henry Walker, Peacham.
Judges.-James d. Bell, Walden, Charles
c. Newell, Burke.
States .4iiorney.-S. w. Slade, St. Johns
bury.
Sheriff %, P. Wakefield, Lyme on.
BdulG -Erastus Woodruff, Burke.
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publicans have thirteen States, and If a Re-
publican shall be elected In the place Of Mr..
Allen, and me in Mr.. Tmmburs district. n.
linois would be ndded and IT Mr. Hail,
whose seat is contested be- Ouised mud Re-
publican elected IN his stead, lows wpuld be-
secured for Fremont. Fifteen States being
thus certain, the election would be depend
ent on Mr.. Cullen, the representative from
Delaware. lie was unwilling to trust It
there, considering Mr. Cullen's course dur
ing the election for Speaker. Was it Mr.
Cul,en's fixed opinion he would not under
any circumstances vote for Mr.. Buchanan ?
Mr.. Cullen replied that Mr.. Cobb mad no
grounds for saying what would be HE course
IN such a contingency. lie came here ne
National American, aud against the votes Of
every Democrat in Delaware, except half q
dozen personal friends. Was il expected
that he should support the Democratic party,
and vote for his enemies lie lervenily
wished that the election would not be brought
into the House, II It should be, he would
vote for Fillmore, and not for Buchanan or
Fremont. Adj.
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DISSOLUTION.
TUE h,m q sroRRs A LANGDON lie this d,y
dissolved ny mutual agreement
G.. W. STORRs
August J., 1890. all.
l)ISSOIIyTION
Twcnty-Eighth Annual Fair
OF TWr
AMERICAN INSTITUTE
CITY OF NEW YORK.

'I'sh Managers ennauncs that they have made A.
fangemenu TO hold this Exhibition 10 the Cfysial
felace commencing 90 MONDAY, tho Q3i day NJ Sep
tsmbef, and will positively close on SATURDAY. tie
18th day ofOctobef, 1856
lhs magnificent and spacious building will be open-
90 iof me reception Of Goods from MONDAY the 18th
nnul SATURDAY, the 18th Of septsmbof Heavy
oood. and articles from distance wall be teceved and
stored 10 the Palace and nfef he lst of September
ffsmiumst consulting Of GOLD, SILVER and
bh'NIb MEDALS, DIPLOMAS, 80. will be- award
60 on the recommendation Of competent and impartial
Judges. Ihe Gold Medal will he double the size OF the
present Medal, and will be confined exclusively 20 ma.
enneil AND Other articles Of high merit The Silver
Medal viii be greatly enlarged and tho nunza Medal
stitute
Tho CATTLE SHOW will he held on Hamilton
square bcauuiul plot Of ground Of acres granted
hY tho Corporation Of tho Cry u New Nots for that
eufpofe, on TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURS.
DAY, tho 18th, 18th and 10Th days Of October.
Tho hauagefs would impress 90 exhibitors tho me-.
cessiiy ot giving immediate notice Of HE space thoy
wish Go oecapy, md those erhihur machinery tequf.
ing powcf The amount Fiom tho numerous appiiea-
tons already made, The Managers end it necessary to
make further provision for steam powar.
Communications addressed 10 WM. q. lie NAUU,
Corresponding Secretary will meet with immediate a..
tention.
Circulars, eontaioing foil particulars eau he had on
application AZ tho Office OF ths American Institute NO.
35i Broadway. New Yurk.
GEORGE F. NEsBIr, Chairman.
JoHN W. CHAMnEna, Suc'y. pq:1w
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Bill FoR REGULATING THE PRTsiDEN-
TIAL SUCCESSION IN CASE OF VAcANCY.-
The Washington correspondent Of the Bal
timore Sun says:
" A most important bill and accompany
ing report ia to be introduced into the Sen
ste by the Hon. Judge Butler, of 5. Carolina,
Chairman of the Committee on the Judiciary
in that body. The bill provides for those
cases omitted in the Constitution, IN which
not only the President and Vice President,
but also the Speaker Of the House is unable
to perform or are prevented from performing
the duties Of President In that case tho
bill provides that the Chief Justice shall
act as President and If he, too, is unable,
then The next oldest Judge, and so on, until
the whole Supreme Bench is exhausted,
The bill also provided for those cases in
which the different provisions of the consti~
tuition as amended come ia apparent conflict
with each other. as for instance IN the case in
which the Speaker of the House, who is
called upon to act as President, is not ma
tive of the country the constitution pre-
scribing that he shall be, or in which one Of
the officers or judges designated to act as
Chief Magistrate has not the age required by
the constitution for President. One Of the
most remarkable features of the bill is that
the President thus called to act by the oper-
alton Of law shall be President for four years,
and that no new Presidential election shall
that place before the end of that period
The bill. as will be readily perceived, IS Of
vital interest at this juncture.'
This extension of the Presidential term,
and cutting off the right of the people to
elect once in lOur wears il A bran new fcath.
or in the cap of Bogus Democracy.
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D&atbg

10 thu, village, 9Th instant, Mrs Beisey Kinney, for
meTly Of Barre, aged O.
Ia this vlogs, 7th instant, Eliza, wife Of Zsna,
Wood, ESQ. aged SO Yeas
Ia Nothded, July 30, Isiaei Biiggsi eyed IS yeaTs
and ~ days The deceased ha, been resident Ia tas
town thiftyseven years. Habits Of Industry and Ggal-
ty his moralty and love Of ogdef made HIN valuable
oiuKen aud q safe friend lie me faihefof seven
teen children, seven aud ten daughters, many Of
whom i've sad honor to their departed ia
Their Till within year no has been able 10 labor, and
happy In HE aud friends. But age and inhfm'
ity have accomplished their work and tho patriarch
" rests from his aboisn He studied his bible diigent'
y while hs had strength to hold II in his hands. We
trust it. rewards his. tCom.
Ia West Randolph, July ~, Mrs. 5. Z. Chadwick,
aged so July Is u cholera infantum, Julia Ads only
child Of @. l.. and j 4. Steven, aged ~ months.
In Randolph, July 2Gih, Luther tdson, son Of the
late Timothy Edison, ESQ aged G9 years.
Ia Bfook6eld, July %, Mr. BeaIamin Bagley, aged
10 yeafs
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Clarkeis Female Pills.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Prpared from Prescription Of Sir j. Clarke,
W d, Physician Extraordinary 10 The
Queen.
This Invaluable medicine is uufoloe in Tho cure Of
81 those painful and dangerous disorders which tho e
male constitution subject Il modsrates all oreos,
and removes n obstuc,ons, and speedy cure may be
relied IN.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
IL is peculiarly suited I, will, shou time bring on
the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Gtea, Britain, to prevent eountereit'.
CAUTION.
These Pls should not be takon By fomales that arc
pregnant, during ~, fret three months, they
to bring on eartiage but at every other time und
every uihef a'se, they are perfectly aafe.
Sole Agents for the United siaies and Canada.
LC. BALDWIN a Co,
Rochester, NY.
TUTfLEN NOSES, Auburn, ~ Y.,GGSrhAL AofSt,
n H. slo0 and postage stamps enclosed TO any
authorized Agent will ensure bottle Of tho Pills by
return mail
For sale by FRED. E. SMITH, Montpelier. whole
ole Agent lai Vermont j. NJ. Henry, Waterbury, and
by one drug ia every town in tho United ststes.
JtTv
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
Important Announcement

RIO ALI PERSONS afflicted with sexual Diseases
such as SEMINAL WEAKNESS, fNtPO rENUE
GONNuRHEA \, GLEEr. SYPHILIS, SC. sc
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, OF Phila,le iphia, in
view n the awful destruction Of human life and haah
caused by sexual diseases and the deoe ptons which
are practised upon the unfortunate victims Of such
diseases by Quscss. have directed their Consulting
surgeon, asa CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of Their
name, TO give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS 10 all
persons thus nfoied Male Femals,) who spply by
siter, with descriptions Of their condition aga occu-
patton, habits of life &c, and in Of pow
sfty and suffering, to FURNISH MEDICINES FHEE
OF CHARGE
The howaid Aesociation is benevolent institution,
established by special endowment. for tho relief Of the
sick aud distressed, afflicted with "Nnulent and Epi-
demc Diseases" and funds be used for no other
uurpose. Il has now surplus Of means, which the
piectos have voted To advsrse the above notice. II
- nsedies. 10 add that tho Association commands the
highest Meoiealskil OF The age, ana viii furnish tho
most approved moiefn treatment Valuable advice also
given 10 SICK and nervous fsmales afflicted with nh-
dominnl weakness Womb Complaint, Costiveness
LeucOfrhom, &c
Address, (post paid IT. GEO. r. CALHOUN, Con
gultng Surgeon. Howard Association No. p South
NINTH street. Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order OF tho Dnnctors
EZRA D. ICAKTWELL, President
GEO. fMRClliLD, Secretary. 99ly.
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FOR TIE TOILET.

~ ~ WoHLT RrcnHMtspEo fon trs FuaoaareE.
nuRlNG tho time this celebrated compound has boon
- befofe The American Public IL has won TOT itself a
reputation which desnes it to take tho lead Of ill
arstious Coz thr haif
From Leonaid stodaid, City Msrshsl Of LswrsneeI
To WHOM frlNAr CosoFHN Having used Delisht's
Spanish Lu'a of The Hair, for several months past
do not hcsite TO that far exceeds everything Of
the lind hlvo used. Ifyou have bald heed n,
b.. fyou are blessed with good head Of hair wish
no retain glossy, healthy and nice, then Doghps
Spanish Lusubl-it is just the thing 10 do IT,
From Letter from David Morgan, OF the Bay State
Stills, Lawrence.
hud bot worry little faith 10 the Spanish Lustial,
knowing that there aso much imposition n The shane ni
Hair hestofauves 20 but I concluded 10 Try t. The
hrs bottle caused fuzzy appearance my head fol
lowed by young hair and before had finished the sec
oud bottle, had most plentiful crop which entirely
realized tho wonderful virtues OF the spanish Lustrsl
Ny residence BE- so. l3 Boy State Corporation Law
renee, whore can be- seen az any time.
Prepared by J, 49,. WAnLFIGu, Druggist, No An.
pleian Block, laWfenee, Mass.
20 and 90 Cents per Bottle.
FRED. D.. SMITH, Montpelier, Wholesale Agent Tor
Vermont To whow ell orders should be addressed.
9..6m
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THE PEOPLES PICTORIAL
DOMESTIC RIRTE


This useful Book destined 1t We can form 90 opin.
ion tom the notices VI ihe press to have nm uupfecs-
dented circulation In every section Of our wide spfoad
continent, and 10 form distinct 10 the sale II our
wofss " viii. no doubt, 10 few years bacome tho
FanHg Bbis Of ne .7meritaH Psepls.
qy The most liberal remuneration will be allowed 10
a persons who may be pleascd procure suhsedbess
TO the above. From so 10 100 copies may easily be c-
euiated IN each of the principal cities and towns IN the
uei99: 1T WILL BE SOLD BY SUBSCRIPTION
gTApPlieaion should be made at once, as the field
will soon be occupied.
9gFetsons wishing TO act ~ agents, and DO a safe
business can send for specimeu copy
Qlron receipt Of the established price Six Dollars,
he Pictorial Family Bi3io, with vol bound .ubscfip
ton Book, will be carefully boxed and forwarded Der
express at our isk and expense any central town "
village M the United Stuos, excepting those Of Cafor
MIA, Oregon aud Texas
pThegstef your leiter and your money will come
safe.
Pg Orders respectfully solicited. For further pattic-
ulars, address the subscriber ,poF psidl
ROBERT SEARS
s9l 1871 William Street, New York.
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JflQrk&tg.
Cambridge Market, Aug. q.

Al Market $50 cattle 100 beeves, stores, consisting
OF Warking Oxen, Cows And Ca ives Heathngs, 1--WE
SAD Three Yean Odds,
PRcEs-Ertfa $500 ---i lst quality ST. $50
2nd quality 800 $3.50 third quality s55Oa - ofdina
~ $500
Motklng OKen-S90 $50
Cows aud Calves-s30, d so.
Two Yeaf ods-S30 a
Three year cidt-30 40.
Shoep and ilmhs--2460 at mafkei- Pfieas-ETtfa
400 e. 81 per head. ny iut-S so, TO 800. each.
Remarks-fhofe large number Of cattle At
market TO day. but with the exception Of the Kentucky
cattle and lew oxen, they were mostly small, and sold
better than large cattle, the weather being hot.
Lafge cattle shade lower than last woek-tho'
lew head sold at our highest quotations. sheep and
Lambs Of extra quality sold quickly At slight adva nee