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WHOLE NUMBER, 1,277.

Convention, Mr. Lester, Of NeH-York. moved
he acceptance Of tie representative. Mr..
Wild then proceeded 10 declare that he would
not sIbmit to such usage, and that he should
vote and work for Fillmore He spoke with
great earDestness and was enthusiastically
cheered.
Messrs. Ashley. Ohio, Blocker. n. Y, Horn.
blower, II. j., Hoar, Mass. Stevens, Pa, Bng.
ham, Gala, CleVe and Albridge, CT, we're ap.
pointed a committee with Lane, Of lad, as
chairman, to notify the candidates Of their nom
inalion.
Mr. Williamson, Of Pa, said that men at
Philadelphia had proved traitors to liberty, and
had given the death blow to freedom in Kansas.
Tie denounced them as traitors, bypoeri.es and
scoundlels. lie was in favor Of nomnationg
clean American ticket.
Chauneey scbsFer Of N. Y, said the conven-
ton at Philadelphia had insured the election
Of Buchanan. lie for one could not 60 back to
Fillmore. lie was in favor Of adj0urniug to re.
fleet upon the matter, and then nominate new
men.
Mr.. Calkins, Of Pa. in long speech declar-
ed bis intention to 60 for Fillmore.
The report was adopted, and the convention
adjourned till Friday morning, 10 o'clock.
The following dispatches to the Pennsylva-
mia delegation, from the American Executive
Committee at Pittsburgh. was read in the con-
yeniion
The mitigation cf TIE Americans here is in-
tense at the action of the Republican Conven-
ton. Adhere firmly 10 your own organizq-
ton.
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NlisreIIoncolts Rro0inn.
By Telegraph to the Clev. Leader.
National Republican Convention.
PHILADELPHIA, June II.

PHILADELPHIA, June II.
The Republican Convention assembled at
Musical Fund Hall at IL o'clock.
All the delegates have already reported
themselves and were called to order at half
past eleven o'clock, Honorable Robert En-
met occupied the Chair. The Kansas delega-
tion were received with cheers.
Mr.. Emmet, on taking the chair, said he had
been for fifty years connected with the Demo-
cratic party. and until that party had left the
only platform upon which he could stand. lie
admired b. chanan as a man, but politically he
was deadly hostile 60 him and the platform up
on which he stood.
Amongst the committee on credentials are
Austin Guthner, of Ohio; s. G. B. Harry, of
Wis;J. d, Arnold, of III; F. P. Blair, Md;
Stael Blair, of Pa; Geo. A. Cae, Mich; Chas
A. Teste, Iowa: F. P. Wood, Kansas; J. w
Sherman, Iowa; J. P Phillips Minis; H. G.
Bennett, Nebraska E. G. Spaulding New
York.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Wilmot,
which was adopted, providing for the appoint
ment Of committee Of one from each state and
territory by the delegates to report platform,
and that no balotting shall be had until plat
form is reported. and that resolutions on the
subject be referred to the committee without de-
bate. The following are in the committee on
platform.
]. P. Crittenden. Mich; J. P. Dupress, Ind;
J.P. Howell. Iowa; JnO. R. King, n, Y.;J
R. Giddings, Ohio; J, ]. Potter, Wis; G. s..
Brown, Illinois; Alexander Ramsey. of MINES
ota; G. B. Blakely, of Ky.
Gen. Viele, of Renseler, N. Y, stated that a
delegation representing council of loo friends
Of the lamented silas Wright, and who could
trace their pedigree to TOmpkins and George
Clinton, who refused to be harnessed to the car
Ofslavery, were presens and moved that they
be admitted to seats on the floor. An objection
was made that if all were admitted the hal
could not hold them, Pending the debate or
this, and without definite action adjourned.
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A CURiosIrY.-A resident of the Union
Grove, Illinois, writes the following interesting
fact, in recent letter to the office of the Coo
perstowu, N. Y, journal:
One of my neghbOrs dug well last fall on
elevated ground. After going down 81 feet
be came to bunch of willows; hedug four feet
more and then struck the top Of another 'OeU,
which was walled with stone, laid in cement,
and in which there was a beautiful supply Of
water,-Who dug that well ?
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AMERICA
HALIFAX, June 10.

HALIFAX, June l8.
The america. from Liverpool, June 7th, ar
rived here this P. NJ. at o'clock.
Dates from Liverpool to the 9Th.
The Collins steamer atlantic, whose arrival
off Iolyhead, reported the ArGgo. reached Liv-
erpool on the afternoon of the 9TH.
The leading topic in England continued 10
be the difficulty between Great Britain and the
United States. Nothing more than universal
talk had been developed.
The London journals had published, with
some show Of authority, that Mr., Champion had
been dismissed; the announcement had scarce
ly any effect upon funds.
Business in American securities was limi-
ted and prices had dropping tendency.
The advices by the atlantic had exercised
depressing influence on the Liverpool cotton
market, and the prices had receded l-6 l'8
pence per pound:
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->N.
POgT RY VI
Written for the Free Press.
Rest

Written for the Free Press.
Rest
Come rest to my tired heart,
Or slay with Oblivion's sway,
For I've rOamed through fields Of encounter
Yearly all the day.
Life, and its work, andmaze
Lie, and lie strange behest
How puzzled and Wearled my soul
And now long for rest.
seek respite, II brief
From the 'cOnstant work" Of life
AWAY from its noise and tumut,
Away from It's din and strife.
Come rest, fold the hands Of labor
Letme put the life weapons away
Fer through fields of thought and action
I've wandered all the day.
Thoughts that might not banish,
Ofthe hearts idols far away
OF others who fell in the battle
Have tugged at my heart strings to day.
Thoughts of the friends long departed,
Keeping watch in the church.yard mould
Have 'wakened sad thoughts; but sadder
Thoughts of the changed faithless and cold
Come rest from thy shady portals
And melt care, and thought aHay
For through rugged fields Of action
I've wandered YEARLY to day.
Come fold thy quiet robes
Der. the heart, and brow Of care,
Lead me to the couch Of forgetiulness
Let me quietly slumber there,
For am tired of thought and labor
Weary of struggle and strife
Sick Of the worlds gilled pageant
And the masked splender of life:
Then from the stern battle field
Come rest, and lead me away
Far Ger the drenr wastes, have journeyed
YEARLY all the day.
Our life's but siege, an encounter
Wo must work, like the slave, and Turk,
And heart, head and hands, find respite
No rest from the lifelong work.
Vain we're the high colored pictures
Fancy so gaily drest,
I've proved them, unreal, and empty
Aud now only long fov rest.
Visions Of fame and honor,
Dreams of splendor and gold
Once had charm, but reality,
Proved they were, hollow and cold.
Dreams of the fond and faithlCss
With hearts that no changes might know,
Once lighted and warmed, the hearts chambers
Vain dream, in real life, It's not so.
But their cold and changing, and iaithless
turn, lone, and sadly away
Ard ask rest, to give nae respite
From the wearisome, march Of to day.
ance, 0. June Goth, 1856. FLORENCE.
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
ARRIHAL OF THE STEAMER ARAGO

New YORK, June II.
The Arqgo brings Havre and Southampton
dates of the 4th.
The steamer Herman, arrived off Cowes, May
3lst ult., and the steamer America at Liver
pool June /.
The atlantic was of HOlyhead on the 4tb.
The Arago brought l75 passengers. They
passed the French steamer alma, which left
the day previous, off Havre; something was
the matter with her crew; 40 ofher passengers
came on board the Arago. Mr.. Fillmore was
passenger on board the Arago to Cowes; he
would take passage in the atlantic June H.,
from Liverpool.
The excitement in regard to the American
question was increasing. The Timss says the
recognition of Walker is not necessarily to be
followed by war, though it imbitters the dis
pute the English Government will act with
fOrbearance until Champion is dismissed and
assume temporizing policy until after the
Presidential election.
Some journals advocate vigorous policy on
the part Of England; majority council frmness
with conciliation.
The Sound Dues question was to be discuss
ed in part on the Oh.
The Times says the dismissal Of Mr.. Dallas
must also follow that of Mr. Champion.
The last intelligence from the United State:
caused aatness in the money market.
The Daily Ners reiterates the hopes of the
Times On the preservation of peace and con-
siders that if war should take place it would
only be looked at as a civil one. The other
morning journals view the matter in the same
light.
The London Times ofthe 9th says:
"From further information received, war
was becoming daily more imminent"
The Daily Ne,rs regards such an event as
improbable.
The Times also SCOTS at the idea of a war be-
tween Spain and Mexico, and scarcely amcnth
would elapse after the first operation of the
Spanish fleet at Vera Cruz before the govern
ment at Washington would interfere in the dis
cusqion, and transfer its discussion to lav0n.
ma
One Of the administrators Of the credit Mo-
beliers had failed fora million of francs, caus-
ing great depression on the BOurse.
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North American Convention.
NEw-YoRK, June 19.

NEw-YoRK, June 19,
The Anti-Fillmore Convention re-convened
this morning at the Appollo Rooms, and after
brief consultation adjourned till 4 O'Clock,
when they will receive the report of their dele
CATION to the Philadelp phia Convention.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr., Richmond Of Massachusetts presiding
announced the representation of the Com
mittee OF conference as the first in order, and
the report was read. 1t forciblY narrates the
proceedings of the Convention. the manner OF
the reception of their communication by the
Philadelphia Convention, and their Conference
with the Committee appointed by that Con-
yention. 1t states that during the conference,
thew withdrew the name of Mr.. Johnson and
recommended another as the Republican candi-
date, but the Republic ms had entirely disregar-
ded their recommendation, The Representa-.
tives recommended no course of action for the
Convention to pursue under the circumstances,
bat lefi that to the body to declare.
Mr.. Wild Of N. Y, took the Aoor and be-
gan some bitter remarks concerning the treat
ment on the communication of the Committee
at Philadelphia. Nothing he affirmed, could
be said against Fillmore. The Chairman here
stated that there was no question before the
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In breadstutfs firm tone had prevailed.
and likewise in some descriptions Of wheat
Quotations show a slight advance on those Of
the previous Friday.
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Total ...................l,l4
Average price per head.


Of Va. om ia. w "s ''f The be-. quick
STs S :ues Trash are wnso isa hss
every week that only fit to feed city w h n.
'' MIR Tx 525S s. So could learn Of sales market
A's YIN o'f hos Jim: iii: soft
weather fortunate for them that Ass0n: pens bo are
P%ou be- esevaSy lost. the big and the
mud 50 s nv Ths as I" snd Wiling
them of the hands fast they arrive for they come
in sn Ssde Of h
met one 0e drove. who shipped Lis hogs @ from
Sa.sV .ns e. snpeo on and liza en
weighed and delivered the day ate. arrival; but Su.
the x.yb ship through y, StS S%
believe that present price: will afford SsVt h H6:. 1s.s
weight too fast to hold hand such time this when it
almost impossible feed them so TO keep them up even n
b sa .a. reports p% sale.
For Messrs Snowden Hawkins Nordwyck Of Huntington
Same Sam H parties. n:s: rs sSnsd Hog. .avsss H.
R"t.p Riddle of Belesont.ine Ohio 1873 Ohio Hos ss
F. Yeasei Co. of Springfield Ohio. 600 Indiana Hogs
Hog for the week ses9s 1ss By Bartlett
For T. j. Boyd Co.. Seneca Co.. Ohio, III cornted Hogs
net o,S ss Ssl ill., Co., oh. m eod Hogs
For Buckand Pointing, Mount Vernon, Ohio, 54 corn fed
Hogs average gross 244 ID, price &C..
For George FOrdice Putnam Co.. Ia '0 cOrnod Hogs ave
rage lei 10 b, price nc. - 49,
net 1870 h. price sllooc
owner loi corn fed Hoss az net Isl h price nc
For sasc Baldwin Franklin Co., Ohio ll5 con-fod Hogs
average gross 208 h. prise Sic.
For VIM McPherson, Livingston Co.. n Y. So stock Pss
price &c. 49, - 1900
For G. v Bartlett Chestcrvie Ohio 7a cOraed Hogs,
rage nett 1870 d, price Tic
For Little Abrel Marion Coz Ohio III corned hogs ave
For C. Ladd Seneca Co.. Ohio, l5a coned Hogs, average
For L. S. Slower Indiana, 2s7 corufed Hogs average net
l89 10, price 8Il00c.
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Disassers. Gc.

Particulars or TIRE Loss oF THE SHir JuLIA HovAsp.-
Extract from letter received by Ewood Walter eco, from
Capt Dabman, Of ship julia Howard dated Ssssas N r,
Nov IS:
1.-THE ship Julia Howard was los, 9Th inst daug severe
gale from the north, Gingerbread, Bahsmss O'Clock
Said date Hole In the Wall Light n. r. T. BY compass
~ n W., distance sailed 81 miles 10 which
seeed ought have brought the ship well TO winws nearly
up the Bahama Issnd but having through long experience
found wind Influenced the Judged the
ship 10 be about midhannel the wind at the time T. BY NJ
temperature of the water, S2t hauled the foresAl
up ship running under three double reef opsAs and b
ming At eight mile. per hour IN set the S,e.s;
sudden found the dscoored hove the lead bal 10 faith
oms hauled the ship wind and headed up N; w by W.
$50 the ship struck and unshpped her radder almost
Immediately abe filed Next ordered fore and manmsst TO
be cut away the ship from breaking up. IL blew
little short of hurricane and the breaking the quarter
run before and wind arrived at Gum Key bahamas
with beside myself In the quaerboat The chief
with twelve picked by wreckne vessel
the eth inst noon and brought to this port Toe divers
have brought up portion Of the cargo and materials which
have been sold. The ship total loss The H. from
oston. with full mdse for New Orleans
ScRR. Isaac b. HINcKLIy, Harvey. from Rappshannock
River with God bound 10 NewYork Saturday
isht of York Spit in collision with In the
Bay. The schooners bow and everything forward the lar
GARD side was carried away.
SHIP JoHs CLARK, at Baltimore 81 from Liverpool had con
inuaon Of heavy westerly gales Nov TO- lat Ss NJ lon %
W. encountered hurricane from T. N T. around the compass
the Southland from thence North In the hight Of Il s
north. blew away closereeed man,opsa and ofetopmsst
stayssi. -
FoREASDArr scnR ashore the Ise Of Shoals
apparently full Of wata BY :chr Empire from Boston Ports
mouth Lower Hsrbor Let inst.
EXTRACT from telegsphic dispatch received BY Ewood
Walter esq, Secretary Of the Board Of underwrte dated
Atlantic City Dec 5; "Came ashore Absecom Beach three
mes below Atlantic City, 2 o'clock this mornns 'ehr Lydia
B. Cowperhwae Capt. d. g. Williams from Chsrle,on with
lumber bound NewYorki hr is in good order hsa ON tho
beach.
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Thomnsons S.nhsw ,srr s, had birth darss the ,-s....
seAT Cry'ih Palace Layton Mse. with lumbar 70 Nsy.
Alert Macon Smith, Georgetown g. C.. to po,..r
Pc, '- - ~ ~ NN""'1 -
sehr Pauline Dayey fredericksburg 10 days. with -four 70
Allen PAxon.
schr s,re,mle, Downr Brandy 10 day, wi Sour 10
Allen Paxon.
sehr Charles Colgate Seaman Baltimore with nOur to Nal
lsr Lord Co.
sehI John Price Price Baltimore, with fou ke to Mailer,
Lord Co
Sehr ". B. serEn,On. cs.hear, Wilmington, n c. slay,.
naval stores 20 scranton Txlinsn.
schr Julia Smith Crewel, from Troy, sosnd 20 Balimo
schr Arisnns Tuttle Richmond mase. TO &. H. Persoa
Propeller Ironsdes vsndiver, Philadelphia
Propeller Bristol, Allen, Philadelphia.
SAfLED-shps A. T. Greene, Tor Glasgow DreadoousAt
Sauusls for Liverpool Southampton Pratt foE Lndn Jah,
Bright Cutting for Liverpool Yorkshire ant Cor Lverpo
BELOw-0ne ship and four bArks, anchored on the Bar
During the blow from northwest last night the ship, r. C.
ton and Cuvs,or lying Pier No T. H. parted their
mOons and brought up anchor In the stream abreast Of
Market street; damage.
The chip Republic Lmeburn.r saled this morning fos
San Fnscisso) has anchored at Quarantine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-05

We noticed some days ago the COMMENCEMENT o: a
singular suit IN San Francisco against the boss of the
Nicarngua Company, under which il was proposed to
escheat them to the State under G provision o. the
Constitution giving all property to the State which
without legal hers. The annexed extracts from q
communication in Tie True Californian throws some
light on this curious suit:
"Our citizens were RECALLED yesterday with legal
curiosity ia the insure of al information fled by the
Attorney general of the State against the defdnci Ac
cessory Tran eli Company of cagua, for the purpose
of obtaining decree esebea;ing the property Of the
Company TO the State; as we suppose upon the ground
of tie civil death Of the corporation by Of the
sbroeat,on of its charter by Gen. Walker
I'VE regret the institution OF this sut not for any
tesy 81 the iesu for or against the owners Of the pro-
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stou. 81 ewt-reahfns between "a and 80 for be owner.
which we cep"der ar..sse sae bat We .s
ess ,h,t he he,rs issm name for ies ms
Scr,s IN Crawford Counts, Pa 10 keep sober faces "ns Ae
Ten Of his lot Of ssswAss averaged u ewt And sold Tor
sal each which was lore than they were worth for human
food. -, ,,, -.
MHk have 81 here to-day from Ohio that VII average
81 81 80, which the owner IS sshAned 70 OWL
We don't tlame him. We hope ks neshbors OF which mr.
VIM s ore will laugh him until be has chance 70 DO
Geo Ayrau!, has io7 head Of Texas cattle owned BY Colt
Of Monroe County " Y kept year illinois, and now
average by .sA;e cwt and BY buyers estimate
Re hs, 81 head Of NewYork stock BY Simpson
sscket selling lOdloic One pair to Chris 0~yer $780,
Culver Hurd Co. have 70 head OF good pu,chess County
Saso were lie and probably another lot will sell for that
Tia, head Of 5 bought here last Spring By this hrm
eN for Gilbert Coffin of Dutches County, and since kept
nnon his farm add SIS head offered and 80 Asked
his n The riaht way TO make farming prottsele
Joseph Williams sold drove OF good IndAna stecrs to
sisxk Aberthpey from Rash County $3.50 eoo sverige,
vbicb The owners gay averaged IS cwt a. home
Williams selling Vanmeters drove OF hentucxy par-
hams that weighed Ss at home at 1915, sver.Se upon c~
some Of handsome steers and brought ic IN
Surf AND LAMBS-Owins the lin sof Of receipts the
prce Of sheep has advanced thought equal to Soc head
ron the urice weeks We noticed Browning that
II. ,ock was well cleared of on Saturday night and the re-
rs his week have only Just equal TO the demand Con-
.r,be numbers this week hail from Indiana good many
sheep been sold this week sei3e eons W INC yHu
,Lst our count 10 below the true number -
Ann, 40oO mutton carcasses have arrived from Albany
consoer market decidedly lively the prices re-
ported in the following; ,
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In sedm,hip Niagara, from Boston for L,reypoOl-Georse
Lee Newell Frank Cutting Thos Charlton Hamilton Chsm,
Cbas H. Ashabey James Gourie Boston Chas c. Fiske,
s. Bradley John Clean Providence; VIM Heating Clark j.
Burgess Samr II Waters L. Feho ven, A. Me Isaac Pop
BalnOIe s. Clemenson Iowa coward Stewart Bhti.h ar
my; g. Scott Henry Evans W. orden, John Ross, Thos
May Montreal; W. J. Stewart Hsrilton C. W.: James NJ.
DIen, c. j. Sanford and wife TorontS Mckay Bell,
Mrs. Howsh, VIM Munde John l. Nichels, T. J. Hake and
children, s. Bryan wife and three children Canada s.
Ranoaux and LADY West Indes A. B. Ottley. Englsnd50
Kngman N Bridgewa,er; Retee, Truro; w H. Morrell
New York Miss Pen nineton, T. Whitman, Stabb, Alfred
West Halifax; A Richter, wife, daughter and child Madame
R.bazeau1 and two children Cansda Daniel Russell London
IL To<sl
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letter from Capt Bragg of ship Caravan of New Bedford,
reports her at Cape de- Verbs, Oct. IS, clean.
spoken-Nov ~ lat S. lon 81, SCH Nantucket four dHs
sailed from Woods Hole 2ls ship Hobomok Marchsnt for
North Pacific.
Passed BY Newport Gath, whaling bark for Fall Rver-pes'
haps the Ariel from NewYork - =
letter from Capt smslley OF bark Heela Of New Bedford
reports her Cape de Verbs Sept 49, with 20 oo s oil since
leaving Fayal .n.,
reports her arrival Cape de Verbs Sept all WELL clean.
Spoke same day. bark Sunbeam. Cromwell New Bedford
Arr at New.Bedford 18Th ship James mold Sullivan Pa
cifc Ocean Tahiti Aug 70 with "a bills sp, 50 do whale oil,
500 ID wh,ebone bubbe Of three sperm whales taken
on Wednesday last Sent home lSs 5bls and sold " do
whale oil on the voyage. - 81. 49,, -,
Al Loapdo Sept q brig Pavilion Adams, lio bsls sp q.
we bark Wing for short cruise and home nsa
$50 bbis sperm and black fish oil. 49,
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Markets. Reported BIZ Ttlegrop3.

OswEco Dec. 4-7P. M-WHEAr 10 dull sales Of 900 bush
at 81 44a 81 n white Canadian and Indiana and % for
Canadian Club LAKE IAPoRrs500 bba Flour, and % SS,
bush. Wheat CANAL ExPoRTs-53s bills Flour and 5000
bush. Wheat. a.,
BUFFALO Dec. 4-7P M-FLoUR quia sales Of 500 bbls.
Michigan IS 759 So IL for choice TO extra
do. and Ohio WHEAI 10 dull buyers At 05 for Chicago
Spring and 10 for Milwaukee Club Com hrmert saes OF
5000 bush. sc. OATS firm at Sc WHISKY 8jc RE'
the "a hours ending A. to-day: 20 bbis Flour
1850 bush Wheat ard ~ ~ bush Oats CANAL EXPORTS
49, 1877 bush Wh.a ~ bush Corn There 10 Ice In the
Canal. Some Shipments 10 the interior.
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combination Of circum.snces could effect such
result as BAD msts hG oo,n ouyrh "a bn
supply Of cattle followed x.h s.eI.Ny wPstSs.
sood YEA 70 nsnes ber sbomsn Of soatry or othei
dead that the stock Of bullock wa. zen used up IN
low The average Of the year. aad m the
n s sr veil anoW WIN, to aoYsrs the Wss we'll
as buyer. upon speeuson that the number Of buocis
% ound was Confidently Anticipated and several droves
hands SPon GeT for Of
buyer. to realize prices fully equal lc lie p for the
beef to save n a g sI no s ,on
% IL were made but unfortunately for the owners the
and d.:sssa6e poured down :. might and all the
we have not doub, they were generally estim.ed
i e: s,,isT: sySS :I:
@ nnost;ons full 1c above sst week. although aware
many accounts win show the price per head not whit
better I the business seemed to drag heavily and
rOts: o aa.a ' s .oe not T. l
very much better than has been heretofore 81 the
season. and n re.sap There has not been
but or two that seVS do dI po any e M
at an svtIi age Ir no., bring that price There is es
innate cause for the o. pee sn ss
'0 Snons other falling Of Price. about noon
was tne IA no, M IN Nh II O'clock and the sales
Qusnty made at full 20 Ses svs bssn The dy had BEEN fine
~ Taa1 and
ana oiS ~ b &C.,, fed two wears BY Peter
Madison County Ohio one Of tns 0e =. ,ooS drove a. he
that etse n1 weigh, AFTER four miles drive from
bss ever so'o go ~ cut and that should 1--WE an sy-
" I'm rt ~ beef though owing the bad day they
eaes ,,nsed equal to that and owing the late
ne senes III? not ssll for over 10 cents average We
.bis 10 witness one sale, 20 head very superior
rerhans not quite the largest to Messs Cor
y ss estimated BY owser 10 cw but By the buyers
nd other rood Judges 81 c and were the cheapest lot OF
good peeves We t saw ~ ..ms r.tes
hs d,ovs left Columbus Tuesday night or "wednesday
nxiiie Ar bepg detained Suferns 70 make them
late here from ia car Sis head; all expense to
,bs y.rds One killed the and sold vi arrived
Mr. tsea - e nd iot of West Chester county oxen
snd steer, d iwfS. 'o"N ~
fully equal 70 N ,rb, If Vail Co. lot of very choice fat
D,,chess County beeves from the farm OF Milton HAD ASH
n.0s ew and are eredit to hi. Duehess County
aInef d.. d,over and buyer and seller Of cattle
,i a, was In the yard. to-day looking AFTER consgn