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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18

CLERGrMAN KILLED BY LIGHTNING.-The Rev
s. n. EVANS. pastor of the Presbyterian Church
Mt Lane, De kalb county, Illinois, was instantly
killed by hghtnng fewyard- from his own door,
on the Both ult lie was struck on tho heal the
fluid tearing his In, in pieces, crisping tn" hair
around his neck. passing out under the chin then
striking the breast and descending to the ground.
The form of key he carr led was distinctly
impressed on the pocket, aud hole like n builet
hole was pierced through the sole Of the shoe Mr..
EVANS has left wife in feeble health, aud three
small children TO mourn his sudden death.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18

VNOW sAl.E-Wishina 10 rceoyc 10 she conn
n tr, 1 offer for sale my HOUSE LOT, known ~
tb, toaee opposite Capt McCorki's Franklin Me
mn, rho house contains rooms. and the lot Kitchen
Swnk ehouse good ELL a fine arden. all If which
In dine condition 1t beautifully located anu adapted for
private residence.
Terms made easy. Apply to me on tho premsea
40, isdIml FREDERICK n MEEKE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18

THE PERILs OF CRISoLINE" is the title Of Il very
Pleasant editorial in the Boston Medical and
Surgical Journal this week. The writer says:
Too much cannot he said to induce ladies' to
protect themselves sufficiently, in so Manageable
climate our own. Whilst in midsummer Tin
average seasons we mean not this year. the in.
tense heat allows expansive skirts and gos-amer
textures, the circumference of the former should
diminish in the exact ratio at which it is found
necessary to increase thickness of the latter. In
winter at least in this part of the world, we would
Danish the hoop and such other appliances as
expose the person too freely to cold and damp
ness.
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Il OF us executed to me by John H. Bailey and Ann H.
his vii bearing date the 18Th day July 1865 and
cid Tic ltnstags Court # the City Of ynchburs shall
III" 18Th day OCTOBER 1855 the premises, cxpn-r
t. SAL ty Of public auction certain LOT parcel Of
ground with IL appurtenanccs situated IL III" Cty al Lynch
burg Second or Main Street sho, defiance below III"
NorN"i House aud on the Idle OF the SAID street
Ing feet said Street and extending back
hnn,i, and thirty bcng the piece
ct eionnd whh the said Bailey has rvcei ars. brick
buudt rs Coach carragc Making shop, Fact
iEkMN bi SAE.-A credit Of six, twelve. aud Gig
m'n.h qua stimcut - interest hci X ile' from t!
Of the purchaser, Inrchas the
the u. money, AMI interest, tn be y.
,,ab.c satisfactorily endorsed, aud deed of
the prtr! sod The title ~ thr said p+rty believed TO
De good, ant va,, Int acting merely trustee, shall
convey hr purchaser pufch' such title
IN l.! III" deed aforesaid JOHN NJ. DTLh. Trustee.
pcp,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18

having determined to remove " ill sell at pubic
tin on the icniscs THURSDAY the 18th dav of NOVEM
BUR tm TRACT OF LAND which now reside
called FAIR VIEW, ying the Va Tenn Railroad Is
niles dove ,nchhnrg and 10 from Liberty Che county seaD
containing III AchEH The lands on the Of Elk creek
have long been considered productive easily cuya
ted N Improved az AZ lands In the County The
"hnndan watered with fine springs. into
fl Ids ard fs with water In each and
vd"d "to two parts with due proportion wood
to each part I'm the side Of the Railroad liz large ~
and romm"dions BRICK BUILDING with 10 rooms N;s
elusive &" the basement with all
comfort and convenience of family both white
black On the south Of the Railroad Is GRiSr MILL,
aud turn out tor the Nor and neigh
Nk bors The plare has Also FINE ORCHARDS oi Peach
49, aud Apple Trees in full bearing and convenient
both churches and schools, ard In a ncighborhood f,r
years considered of he desrai n
country the health of the place thu
ding scenery ywhere Persons desiring it,
will be shown the place by calling Also.
time AMI place the Crop. stock usuold Kitchen Furn
ire and ncraps some Likely Negroes The sale will COM
III 10 o'clock and continue fr day day until finish
ed Terms made known on the day of sale
ocf4 dds II G. STEpTOr
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execute to me bv bcse. Iockly tiustec III sell
al fhh' sal" 7" The gn :. bdir fnr cash. premises
on tn I'll day Of October neat. 4 LOT OR PARCEL OF
tHol NJ fr' niing the Dirt Brilg Road epded IN
L. rnF Ar Rood and 81 Poles and bounded the lot
500 y lIH"""k's ComussoLctst iEumns ard I'd
IT, j SIREN. aud the sold Tnorias Mason This Ioi
Us I'D not Sc on It.
II" it is believed be rood aeliag as trustee shall
'"' N't "ft sptciai warranty T.. l.. MOSBY,
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e stssEE's SALE.s" pursuance of II drei
Of trust executed 10 by Al!un NfHs"i. and Fcun-
|! ia Bearing date III" 9Th Of Jnne tc!5
rt'fl IT," County C"niI Campbell AMI ihc Has
;ire t'i' = thu Guy # l.. nrhoig stall or , an day
7 Hi.R loa. the Ir"mis, sc1 by public
Alr AL much as he 10 satisfy th
Jos, ri) If that Ltf OF LAND situated Ia the
ira.s bol, the Cay It LtnchburR " hrh
the said Ala"son Winston by samuel BuIci
Ma d, cd benrtR ne the 9th day OF July
1889 ant rtcoii IN the County Court Of Campbcii
the ri thereof which ciore he date of the deed
ha b., III, said Alsnson Winson
id" II J + kes by deed bearing date On the - da at
md II record in the County Court of CanpI.i
The I,I the said lot aud hereby sale
d so about three less tho
House which said Alans, iusun resi- led at the
of his death is ratel thereon.
TEENS OF SAiF-A = edi Of six twcl, O. ard eighteen
equal IL ailments interest being addict from the day
sab. uiv,n the pnr has purchasers the
,l rur base and interest TO be secured bs
gtiar -atiSfact ri eir> and deed at
the pro I'D The riti to the said property ia "i ed
10 valid. but acting merely trustee will
l convey to the purchasers, such titlo
vested m me the deed Of trust aforesaid
se,nl7 aawif:ds JOHN N OTEY, Trustee.
lt,t4rtt
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- WED\ DAY, the Ord of NOV EMBER urxt III, AMI.
srri'r II 0hrr sale at Public Anriion the prcme.
all thu NAl.t ABLE PRDfER1 y. in rtv Of Iy ,b,uro
"ia en- 10 the CIR and Machine Shos If the Va A. Tenn
Rail al " fans 1876 feet Jcc,, II st,.et running b,cL
IL At I" l2 .t alley. and has u GOIMOpiOI s a..
II NEhEAI 40 by l.O feet subsant ally built Of Store
and rik and covered with tin for any usi.ss
requiring r." nj ami strength of super sirgeinre.
II d sired, The he into
lots If o. by l9t feet.
TERMS a and IL months paual mr. n, =, ,,,,
Retained ni.'i las: payment is made
o"t l2dds WALTER HENDERSON,
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FOODS FOR &: VISA ~ ndsaNsc stock O
IN plain aud Fancy Gas Brs al t IT, sin. Plush
len and We've, S.siiugS had prices Il
ut loot It Is j. A STIGlER d cos
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18

eS * ehcr neal Rtchn" on MONDAY night the llth
III SAN, { all Blur) 5 about
of but hs,cfS perhaps hairs he
uc 'um h. light and has ioty holds him.
to hiy erect huT wa's -ii:hty hiI+"eu; his
ri, dark r"wn face rah,r r"ugh aud has
han down beard he grn'r,iy polite siye,
nt"xIcdrd I've H.
WI, ac ent on II iNgrsy SEX black hat.
and sh b Il "ilrr rlpihng
iewari VIII he Il l'Ncrrd t.
la'hmn.d or IL Georg" II Lamb Ia I u,hGng,
.iiu am q il =, hat can
NJ, a,,lr R,enmou'. Va
u,l Il iitw ~ JNO CARY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-18

Office orTnE LYScnGrKu AGRlcuLTrRAL AID
MECHANICAL SuciETY. Oct. IL, 1853.
The following gentlemen have hcen appointed
ass isl ant narshalls:
Wv. WALLER, Col. VI. $. L,xGHoRSE,
7. u. IK>NiNGs, Jas. WV. MORGAN,
X. ". CRENsmAw. 'aL. JAS. n. HAMMER.
Wh"wll please report to III" n, the Fair Gr'unds,
NJ " clock. 4. VI. DEXTER OrEY,
oct lS-lt Fhicf NrShaU.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-03

CIrY CouNcIL.--Among the important business
transacted by the Council on Tuesday night was
the appropriation Of $500 out OF tie general road
fund toward the improvement of ST. Clair street
between Case Avenue and the eastern limit Of the
city Tne total cost ofthe improvement, of which
the above appropriation is to pay portion, Nill
be about 81, ,iOO-Sl 900 being raised by special
tax.
Six hundred dollars were also voted as portion
OF the cost of sewer for the drainage of Wilson
Avenue and portion of Euclid street The sewer
is % be built of brick, and vii be about 700 feet in
length. These appropriations, it is understood,
will prevent all further attempts at dismember-
mentp and on this consideration were voted for by
members who would otherwise have opposed
them.
A resolution was introduced by the Board Of
City Improvements authorizing the sale of portion
OF the old infrmary farm on Kinsman street to the
Lake Erie Paper Mil Company for 8, 200, which
was adopted.
Mr.. Singer. Superintendent Of Water Works,
presented the estimate Of the expenditures for
Water purposes this year at S25.oOO- This in.
cludes the laying of the inlet pipe, &c.
Messrs Fairbanks, Benedict & Co, were elected
city printers By a vote of II to g.
Milton L Rider was elected Inspector of Liquors
by a vote of l3 to T. Mr.. Rider is a reliable and
Trustworthy young man and will make good Of
fcer.
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Brown, Cameron, Clark, Clay, ColIam Il, DAVIS.
Dixon, Durkee, Tesserden, Foote, Foster, SreeEe e,
Hamlin, Hammond, Harlan, Hunter. Iverson. 'ones
Kennedy, King, Mason, Pierce Keid, Seward,
Thompson Of Kentucky Wilson aud Ynlee-30,.
The miscellaneous appropriation bill was thCn
taken up
Mr. Simmons introduced as an amendment q
lengthy re-srrangement OF the tariff, which was
ruled out Of order.
Mr.. Crittenden offered an amendment to con
tnue the publication OF American state papers since
1881, presenting , 1000 copies for Government use,
and 900 for the use Of the pubic library and for
eign governments.
Mr.. Toombs opposed it, and Messrs- Seward,
BENJAMIN and Cameron supported it,
Mr.. Fessenden moved to amend the amendment
by limiting the present progression of the work TO
/ 10 vo.umes.-Lost-
Mr.. ToOmbs moved to amend by providing that
the price for the publication of the work shall not
exceed the present prices Of public printing. in
this shape Mr.. Crittenden's amendment was car
ried by 30 againstl6
An attempt to append to the bill the appropri>
atOns for the local business Of the District Of CO.
lumbia having failed, and several minor amend
ments having been moved and lost. Mr.. Chandler
renewed bis motion to appropriate S54, 600 for the
st Clair flats.
vote was taken on this, and few members be-
| ing present when il was made, il was carried,
when Mr.. Slidell changed his vote to ave, thus ae
curing thu right to reconsider.
Before the result WAS announced, fh0 Admins
tra.iOn moved to adjoun.
The opposition called for the yeas and nays on
the motion, which was carried BY % against Is.
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HALIFAx. June ..

HALIFAX, June 2
The R NJ steamer America. Capt Moody. from
Liverpool on Saturday the 22l ult arrived at this
port at O'Clock this morning.
The screw steamship Kangaroo from New YORK
on the sth May, arrived at Liverpool on the 2Sd
May. She carried the mail.
The political news by this arrival Is OF much IN
terest-
In the British House Of Commons Mr.. Cardwell
had withdrawn his motion eeEsuring the govern
NEXT for the publication ofthe despatch to the Gov
General of India.
The Derby ministry had thus achieves 3 virtual
triumph. Another important item Of intelligence
is that the King Of Naples had in effect rejected
the demands OF England for indemnity TO the i'm
prisoned engineers Of Gagliari Naples was &C
lively proceeding with her military defence.
There is nothing later from India.
The great spoon Derby race came offOn the 18th
May. and was won by Sir Joseph r Hawley's
horse "Bearisman."
In the Liverpool cotton market prices Of the fair
and lower qualities had declined l-sd aud middling
description I-6 from the quotations per the Africa,
The sales OF the week amounted to only 81, 900
bales.
The Liverpool Breadstufs market showed a
general dullness. Corn slightly declined sirce
Tuesday.
Provision market generally steady.
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Special Notifrs.
WIGS! WIGS :! WIGS /

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEEs surpass all.
They are elegant. Light. easy and durable.
Fitting to a eharmno turning Op behind-no shrinking
the head indeed this is the only Establishment where
these things are properly unders o. and made
233 Broadway. New York
a22sdSwen20l ". FISKE. Cleveland. Ohio, Agent.
GROVER AND BAKERS FAMILY SEWING MA
caISEs.-The particular attention of Ladies i
called to the above machine, which possesses the
following decided and unmistakable advantages
LIST. Cotton is used as it is purehased-On spOOls
without rs-Winding saving time, trouble and
waste.
ID. The trouble and Psrplexity of filing shut
tls las in other machines,) is in this avoided no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. 1t is very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
quirs to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ulsr, and will not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
5th. The stitch ID as elastic as the most elastic
abric.
This Machine embroiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the sales-rOOm Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all hmes.
The services Of lady aud the use Of amachine
can be obtained by the day in families, by calling
at the room Of Mr. Hopkins Terms 81 ,5OPer day.
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
Northrop 4 Spangler's Block,
mh30d6m:I9S Superior ST., up steirs.
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FROM NEW MEXICO.

AsHiNGTON, June l.
Letters from Arizona 10 Lieut.. MoEry, Dele
gate from that Territory, state that il is probable
that Pesehiera, Governor of Sonora, will declare
that State independent in the event Of the sue
cess Of the Zulogz Government or Santa Anna's
return to Mexico. The news confirm previous
statements regarding the correspondence between
Peschiera and parties in the United States. Ari-
.ona continues much disturbed by Indian depre-
dations, murders and robberies, and there being
no courts Of law, the violence remains unchecked.
The intelligence from the silver mines is highly
encouraging Fresh discoveries have been made.
Tueron was nearly deserted by the people going
TO the new Piacers gold diggings, at Canada Delo-
Il, 40 miles distant
Emigration from California was on The increase,
aud press was about being brought from San
Francisco.
The people were anxiously waiting and expect
ing I Territoria. Government.
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CONGRFssIONAL.
WAsHINeroN. June ..

WASHINGTON, June =.
HousE.-Mr. Harris, of ILL.,, from the Commit
tee on Elections, reported in favor Of declaring
the seat of Mr.. Harris, Of Nd, vacant, on the
ground Of fraud and violence in his election.
SESATR.-The business was Of no public inter
est till one o'clock, when Mr.. Mason procured the
consent Of the Senate to make the resolutions con-
cerning the British aggressiOns the special order
for Saturday noon
Mr. Houston, Of Texas. tried to bring up his
resolution in reference to \ proteetorate over
Mexico. In speaking Of the resolution he said
If the Government Of this nation do not interpOse
10 the name Of outraged humanity in Mexico,
men will be found who will not shrink from inter
posing to protect their rights and the rights Of
their fellow citizens.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHrNeroS, June 2.

AshlN6ION1 June =
HousE-Mr Clark, of N Y, offered a seriee Of
resolutions the first ofwhien was that the evidence
reported by the Select Committee as to the recent
sale of the Fort Snelling reservation has failed TO
exhibit any facts or circumstances impeaching the
personal official integrity Of the Secretary OF
War, was adopted by l33 against 60.
Mr. Russell, of y. Y, moved TO table the whole
subject Lost, 6s against l4O.
The I'd resolution Of Mr. Clark, which declares
that the management Of the sale by the agents
authorized by the Secretary to conduct the same
was iujndicious and improper, and resulted by
reason of the want OF puhcity in the exclusion Of
that competition among persons desirOus Of pur
chasing, which, under the circumstances, should
have peen permitted, was adopte, l23 against 81
Mr.. Clark's other two resolutions were adopted,
Disappearing Of the terms Of sale and directing that
the evidence taken by the Select Committee be
transmitted to the Secretary Of War to tie end,
that in conjunction with the Attorney General, he
luay adopt such measures in respect to the sale as
in his opinion the public interests NAV require
Ehe House by 50 against los refused to sustitute
Clarks resolutions forthe resolutions Of the Sc
lect Committee.
Mr.. Clemens, of Va, moved table the whole sub
ject Disagreed 10 by majority.
The first resolution was defeated BY 5 maiOritv
Mr.. Fzlkner, Of Va, moved to table the remain
der and the motion was agreed 10 by 50 against &c
Several bills of no generalimportauee were then
passed, including that of allowing full pay Of q
VI NAS navy ~ "A1ON VI NapN1An
Herndon.
Mr.. Harris, of H., called up the report Of the
Committee on Elections, requesting to be dis
charged from the further consideration Of the me-
mortal Of Mr.. NJ ]. Fuller, asking admission as
delegate from DAeOtah, ,and in favor Of Mr.. Kings
burys night 10 his seat as delegate from Minneso
10, or territory outside of the State limits.
During the dabats Mr.. Hughes, Of Indiana, de-
MED the right Of Mr.. Harris to hold the floor and
| give the members the privilege to speak BY his
permission.
Mr.. Harris denied that Mr.. Hughes had the
| right so to estimate.
Mr.. Hughss-It was your course heretofore on
1 this very floor
| Mr.. HArris-It is false.
| Mr.. Hughes-You are liar.
SENATE.-He (Mr. Houston) himself could not
hesitate il necessity demand him to do 30. They
who do VIII never be liable to the name Of fiji
busters. or amenable to the reproaeh OF maraud-
i ing. Therefore be demanded an expression by
yeas and nays Of the opinion by the Senate to show
whether they viii really do anything nothing in
| the matter.
Mr.. Hunter here suggested that be hoped the
Senator would accept the Senate's expression Of
| opinion as decisive.
A vote was taken with the following result =
Yeas-Messrs. Clingman, Fitch, Hale iHouston,
Johnson Of Tennessee, Mallory, Polk Pugh, Rice
Simmons. shdeH, Stuart, TOOnbs, Wade, Wright
Nays Nessrs, Benjamin, BigIer, Broderc,
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VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

THE ORIGINAL. AND BEST IN THE WOkLDl
An othsr are mere imtz'ionS and should be avoided, If
you wish to escape ri1icule
GRAY, RED. OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly 70 a
beautiful Natural Brown Black without the least
Injury 10 Hsir skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded own. Bsiehelor ISIS and 5000
applications have been made the HAIR o his pStIOns o.
his fE1no1s Dye.
WAI A BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not distinguished from n=rur3, and WARRANTED
not inuTe least however long may be oOutin-
ued anl the III effects OF Bal DyesTome6ied the Hair
visaraied for life b, this sploadid Dse.
Made sod applied ian private Fooms at the Wig Fac
Is3 Broadway, Y. Y
C The Genuine has the name and address upon steel
esgTzEing four SIDES Of each Box, Of
WILLIAM A BACHELOR,
apa2slSuSm 2ss Broadway. New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-03

THE Cry FoUNTAIS.-Work have been
engaged for two OF three days past in repairing the
bed of the city fountain, which was so much in.
juTed by continued cold weather last winter as to
be incapable of holding water The whole bed IS
now being thoroughly repaired. and we hope to
see the fountain gladden. our eyes with its want
on play in the course Of a few days.
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FRosI WASHINGTON.

NAsHINGTONI June =
The Secretary OF War his indicated his intention
of sending troops 10 ATzOuia Us soon as he has
any at his disposal
Mr. Burlingame's report unanimously eoncurTed
ir by the Committee on Foreign Affairs, is accom-
panied by resolution requesting the President 70
obtain redress on account Of the conduct Of the
French Government relative 10 the American bark
Adriatic.
The report also recommends revison OF the
laws in reference to collision st sea- and an arrange
ment by which the damages may be determined in
such cases.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-03

FOREST CIrf HOOK AND LADDER Nc l.
Foreman, David II. Boyd; Assistant Foreman,
Henry Bacon; Capt. Of Axemen, Francis c. Blake;
Secretary, Robert Bruce; Treasurer, John Downie;
Recorder, S. Life; Marshal, James DeBham
Steward, John ellison Director to Board, John
DOSnis; Vigilance Committee, s. Wallace, C. Z.
Benton. and S Life; Trustees. Vim. D. Proudfoot,
James Seaborn, and C. E. Benton.
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II " Washington" and " Hulson's7 straw
berries sold yesterday morning at all prices rang
ing from eight TO fifteen cents per quart 81 Nc
Avoy's superior sod at twelve and e half t
twenty cents early in the morning, but droppe,
by 9 O'Clock to lOal5c. The iiovey's' disap
peared before seven o'clock at the rate Of thre
quarts for 50a55c Strawberries were prOligiOus
ly abundant all day long and remarkably fine
Cia. Com.
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TIE INDUSTRIAL ScHooL-The reception Of
donations 10 the Industrial School win take plaza
this afternoon at O'Clock the school rooms viii
for that purpose be kept open until evening. We
hope the donations may be liberal. Everything il,
the shape of old clothing. &C. is received and viii
be honestly applied TO relieving the wants and ne
cessities Of the attendants upon the School.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-03

Cattle FoR BcFFALo.-There was about tgs
car loads of beef cattle bought at the Cleveland
cattle yards yesterday for the Buffalo market. The
BuffalOes have at length found out where to gel
good beeves, and thei; attendance al our cattle
market viii doubtless be regular. See report in
another column.