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CONGO IDEA OF lloopFp SKIR1s.-

Congo IDEA OF uooPFp SKIRTS
sumo OF the Wanderers Africans are in
Mississippi. The F'cksLurg Sun says:
We do not think they are valuable
from the fact tEat We believe no White
man moa!d like 10 oversee u Set OF such
hde"us, senseIsss looking creatu. es {: be.
sides. II would, IN our ep'nIOn, be II great
deal oil trouble TO keep them ut work
They can ask for tobacco and ~hiskev,
aud perhaps chew the torneI and drink
the latter, but they Can do LotLing els-.-
They know nolhimg about the use OF
cioi hing and muulh Ms soOn plac. q pair
of pants on their shoulders ne their legs,
tne ot them has ioTued great tancy lo5
umbrellas, and When n couple OF ladies
approached hm, dressed III the present
extensive iashion, lie Sung down hw hos,
aud pursued one Of lheH with all possi.
5le speed, and MS he came near her, he
vigorously grabbed AT lhe skirt OF her
dress but before lie succeeded in getting
hold OF il, one Of The attaches OF the
Mississippi Central Railroad succeeded liz
ka"cking hm down. Nj. Montague then
I took bin III +"'ge a':d nsked l,ia, in hi.
own gihherish hat he puisued the lsdy
I for, when he replied that she had an
umbrella under her dress, and he wanted
/ it,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-02-23
LANCASTER H. SOUTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY MORNING.

tor me. Iii start 10 might. Good bve,
Henry And lie literally rushed from
the house, crying: Pay alI--pay all =
After Henry paid the few that would
accept the interest, he went in search os
his father in law but lie u as nowhere to
be found. All night they waited for him {;
but he did not come: hours rolled iuto
days, days INTO weeks, weeks into months.
before they head from him. Finally, Il
letter came, dated Bear Creek, CaDifor
uia, saying that he was in good health.
was doing well, and should be at home
ere long, aud redeem bis promises. Mean
while, Henry commenced business for
himself years sped away, and he was
very successful ; but the ciisiS Of 81 came,
aud the weak and the strong were alike
falling victims bo?nrc it.
1t was cold night in early winter {;
Henry E.wciI sat before III, larlor fire.
gloomy and dull ; his w,:c van!y uivd to
s"othe aud comfort him; Ior long while
Ire So, silently gazing into the fire, then
rsrnG and walking the room, hc said
Twenty years ago to morrow, my faith
or fu.ed. 10 morrow, must. There is
II" help, nothing will prev,n' it and lie
bowed hr> head and wcp,. Two hours
had passed, aud still he s,oo,. there. The
b"il rang. Tell them cannot see them
tonight; to morrow will tie time cnough,'
he said. He listened as Anna stepped
into the hall, and ,hc servant opened the
street door. Could 1t Lc, lie heard her
cal fAthcr. While Lc li>,cucd the door
opened.
Here is my dear father, Henry said
his wife, rs she led it, the old gentleman.
Edmands looked a few yenIs older, and
time had left traces on his forehead and
wh'cnc' Il few more hairs of his head ;
hn; ne MAS st.II phyjscaI'y hearty. lie
stepped to the table, and Iahug bag of
gold from unjcr his cloak, he AID i. down,
SaIlug:
There it j., Henry nov have paid
ali
'Ihauk you, father, ,haml, you; am
saved ; to morrow, | too can pa, nlI =
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WIVES AND trouble An Eastern
editor SAWS thai II man III New York got
himself INTO trouble 10y marrying t~o
wives.
A estern editor replies by assuring
his rolemP"rary that n good many men
!" that section have done the same hing
10y marrying one.
a Northern editor retorls that quite
mum Der OF his acquain,nnces found trou-
bIe by barely promising TO ma:r, :,
without gong any further.
A Southern editor says that lie was
bothered 10y simply being found in COM
pany with another mans wife.
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INFLUENCE OF THE MooS.- Sir Charles
Napier, when in India, during the epi
demIc OF fever, noticed that the attacks
came on nj ehe changes Gf the moon -
The wise men in England SAID Sir
Charles, may l,ugh, bu, no doctor here
laughs ; they pitch in quinne at full and
new moon II the General had read the
celebrated DR. Mead. Essay on the imflu
ence Of Sun and Moon upon Human
Bodies, lie would have known that there
was high authority for the duclrime. TO
conclude says Mead. after detailing
many Instances Of the access or eyasEera.
ton OF disease at these periods, the pow
erful action Of the moon is observed not
only by phil"sn hers and natural histuri
ans, bat even The common people. who
have been fully persuaded Of il time ou,
OF mind. Pimy relates that Aristotle laid
II down as an aphorism that no animal
dies but in the ebb of the tide = and that
births and deaths chiefly hapren about
the new and full moon is an axiom even
among women.' Every one will ,emem
her the a'lVSion to the popular belief in
Arlstotles aphorism, which is c"pfaned
IN Mrs. Qnickly's description uf the dealh
OF Fslstsf, "a parted just between
twelve and one, ev'n at the turning Of the
tide.
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Orr ARMY AND NAvY.-We give i

Our ARMY AND NAvY.-We give iI
10 day = issue an aricre from the London
Times, which Seems TO show n yery cor.
rect aud just estimate vi the proficiency
aud power Of our array aud naval force,
as they NJ present exist. !, has not that
prestige and cruel discipline Of tho o.d
European armies, and long standing ma.
v'es, hut ~ hos,Ile coIlisIous Tie, have
proved eninenlly effrcrusI ip tGeir rxer-
e'se. In l'ninl o. magnitude and numbers
they are lar behind the other great ia,
tons. and in fact much smaller lhsn those
Of - great manv Of Ibe lesser krngdoms,
but they are so orgnniz-d rs to admit of
ready extension 20 almost any limits -
The science Of war and gnnpery seems to
he admirably understood by onr ofEcen,
and j: needs but few months drilling
aud training TO make their acsuisi,ios
adequate for the severest service and har-.
drsl trials. They possess the pucIens OF
an army, around which can he coneenira-
ted in few weeks the largest number Of
active soldiers. Southern Guardian,
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ILLUSTRATED with cuts said II Young ur.
chin, as h. dre~ his Jack knlle across the
,ea, es h Ii. gran.:Mar
Il, u>nated with GUS said the master.
as h~ tr"mgh' his birch to bear upon ,he
shoulders OF the WHY urrhlu.
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lE"" car nu.r pigs lie put into four
pens, SO that ii ere shall be MI oud NUN.
Der IN each p~"? E'sy enough. Make
one hIg pen aud III IL make iEree small
""eH !" each "t ,@vSe h,,'e pens pu, three
pigs, Which will be odd numbers each
As matter OF course the fourth Ien-
'he h'g one--wiIl have All odd number
III 1.-THE whole nn-.
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"A LADY, AT her marriage, requested the
clergyman 10 give out 10 be sung by the
choir the hymn commencing,
This is the way !png have sought,
And mOurmei hecau.e | found il not
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An iun-keeper, obserying a postilion
with only one spur, inquired the reason.
why, what would be the use of an
other ? said the postiIion If one side
OF the horse goes, the other can't lag be-
hind
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A modest young lady, just graduated
from certain academy, .emarked, the
other day +: Il cannot deceive how the
young gentlemen can drink to such re
cess, when they know it IS SO coujurious
TO their Institution
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A son Of Erln while huutipo for rab.
"'ts, came across ,Jacka.s in the woods.
and shot hlm.
by me soul and St. Patrick he ex.
claimed, I've shot the father of rabbits
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~ WAS HnalIs"crc'i; then II was rung very
loud, disturbing half the slccpers in the
house, aud in n few minutes the porter
was head shutting through the passage
ways 10 tue strangers door he oprued
1.-THE occupant Of the room WAS seated
at the table, on which were his pistols.
bags of gold, and writing materials.
Send the landlord here said he.
lie G"s gone to bed, sir, replied the
porier
Send the landlord here repeated the
stranger, III loud, iisrce Iouc.
Tie porter, completely astouishcd, hur.
ried to his masters room, and related
wha, had trauspirrd. Edmnnds quickly
dressed himself and wen, to his guests
room, whom he foUnI stnLding with his
back to the fire. and pistol il his haui
John EdmaLdsr cried the stranger. rs
that gentleman entered his room; then
he sank poNerieSs INTO II chair, and his
pistol dropped from ri, hands to the
ilorr
'W,na'l for Gods sake, how come
you hcrcE asked E!uanls, ns lie bent
over his compauron, aud endeavo:cd to
rcstorr him.
Ar Iorg,h Wvu,lI ,rorol i,;s ..,......,.,.,
I,,r.1 orourl ,in room ,;,., -. ,,I''
them =, ,LaroI ,I,o,.,,I,, ,ir.. L.,, .,,,,,.
INJURED:
.No-.',;s no, , dream -. ,o,I;,v,
then Iookirr ., Elm,uLs la ,I.i.L. =,
my Good, forgive me-, forgive mcm
And tins old, gray haired william lowed
lis heuI 10 his hands and sI,cI L,., .,.,I.
dinr rca,s Of nru,,nrcc.
lie renamed IN THIS position some time;
finally, raising l,i~ eyes, he glanced At thu
pistol, which was wing on he floor where
h" hm! dropped il; then picking the wet
pom up, he walked 20 the table, and point.
tnS to n CHAIR, said:
Sit down, Eduauls; Ihave something
TO ;ell You.
Edmamds took the seatdr-gna'c,i. aul
lie commenced:
! need not revert to my runniu. away
from Ne" York; y"m rrrU"mher as well
"s toe, when ab~cnudrd and ruined o,h
ers hessd" y"n. ! WAS to'u hvg.,r, aud
bred mr>er anl ia my boy yho,d days |
ch"N" t,r NY L"G-."ld. When | in
L"r'd N"u To invest your money with me,
! d'd not m'"AI to rob You, onIy TO grt
The proh;S OF your !" lars; hut ia" crisis
came, ami feared bankruptcy. dread
." 'o'"E poor man; 50 LOOK your g"'d
10y S"'" '"' . - q, "'"er>' a"d H'''
'N'""'''S ','A WIN II l coma "nN peas
"''S .''" ''r ""PPN' n"' ! was '"'>-
,"Ne"' '"' PrS' .s" ears "' NY ''' nave
'''" H,''H -, III SET! -"''I' "'"'''r',".
''',r''H u "''e'''P' |" resi- my W"a'''H
,''. vi" >','V' " """'|'" ""''''' are ans
'o':''' ''','''' ''','" ~, ''"'S'' me- re-
i''",' '"'"', ",',,,'S' , ma" WI" pam
'''" ny ""''' '"' "'S"''"%
'r''','' L'n '"'''| ''e axe S'""'S''-
"'I '."'L1 ,.1 ".',o P"' ''',S riS''' !" ~!
.''' ~ Wv" wy o'"''S ~ '''c "'', my
'''"' "'' t''' ''N''' u AWAY '"' 'e'
",Lo,I' =. ,o'.'',''', "o''' ,''"" '''''He
"' ., ;,''L' I: :" va, '"'ss 80 'I'""',I u,
,' ,:, ',' "''' - ''''' '''''' - a"'' H'''''
-
h''i' t""' seat """i'' he std, a. i"I
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Buy trunk. Pat, said a dealer.
And what for should buy. q trunk
rej'rned Pat.
10 put your clothes in WAS the reply.
An Z" naked 2 exclaimed Pat. The
divil Lit iv it,
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Dullloraus.

I'm getting fat, rs the Ioafer skid.
When he was stealing iard.
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A horse-denler, describing used up
horse, said he looked as il he had been
editing daily paper
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oeitresPect is the uoLlest garment we
can cIothe ourselves in.
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Beauty nipPeI III the waist is Like a
rose nipped in the bud.
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because NY school book says that
ants are the most industrious in the World
an! amt u trudnt2
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Mother, you mustn't whip me for run.
n'ng away t'ou school any more
Wnu2
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hsaawbils, homes, John Rdmand. had
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-03-30
Traitors TO

Let the people remember that notwithstand
ing the loud1cry Of the black republicans in IA
vor of Freedom-Free Territories and Free
States, SEYENTY-THREE of their members
of Congress voted against the admission Of the
Free State Of Oregon.
The following are the Seven Ohio TRAITORS to
freedom" r
n5-JOHN A. BINGHAM.
G-JOSHUAR GIDDINGS.
6J-AARoN HARLAN. H
CHICHESTER r. MOTT.
GBENJAMIN STANTON. 4
eyT. b. TOMPKINS. s
GTEDWARD WADE. i@u
Here are the coOards who did not dare 10 vote
on the question:
GPHILOMON BLISS.
,GTJOHN SHERMAN.
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Youth and

lust Published, the 25th thousand, and mailed
y in a scaled envelope, 10 any address, post paid
on receipt OF three stamps.
A Medical essay on the Physical Exhaustion and
decay Of the frame, caused by "Self abuse, y in
lection. and the injuries consequences Of Mer-
curry. By RI. Culverwel,M M. d., member efthe
RoyalCollege of OF surgeons, &c.
DTSpermutorrhoa Of Seminal Emissions, Gent
tai and Nervous Debility, lmpotency, Loss of En-
ergy Depression ofSpiriis Timidiiy, Disease Oi
the sexual Organs, and lmpediments to Marriage,
are promptly and efFecmally removed by the au-
thor's novel and most successful mOce OF treat
ment. by means OF which the invalid can regain
pristine health without having recourse to danger
ons and expensive medicines
(From the London Lancetl
The best treatise ever written on a subject OF
vital importance to all. well worthy the auditors
exalted reputation.
Address, the Publisher J. C. Kline & Co LIST
Avenue, cor. 18th street, Post Box 1855, New York
City march 3o-'59-3m
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Pa TTei Hes ring a. Co.'S Patent
champion Sale. a.
re FIRE AT DuBukE, Iowa,

LATE FIRE AT DUBuKE, Iowa.
DMBuKE, Jan. z 1859.
Gents. / am requested by Mr.. #. A.C Coch
ran, Of this place, TO say to you that on the
morning Of the 4th instant, about 3 o'clock, his
store took fire, and the entire stock Of goods
was destroyed. The heat became so suddenly
intense that none Of the goods could possibly be
saved; but fortunately his books and papers
which were 10 one Of your Champion Safes,
were all preserved perfectly. And well they
may be called Champion, for during the whole
~conHagfation there was one i~nceSsant pouring Of
flame directly upon the safe which contained
them. And still, upon opening it, the inside
was found to be scarceless warm, while the
outside was most severely scorched. Yours
truly, a. n A. MCCLURE
Herring's Patent Champion Fire and Bur
glar- Proof Safes. with Halls Patent Powder
Proof Locks, afford the greatest security of any
safe in the world. Also Sideboard and
Parlor safes, ofelegant workmanship and finish,
for plate &c. s
Farrell Herring & Co.. have removed from
"a Walnut ST., TO their new store, No. 625
,hestnat st., (JAYSE's HALL) where the lar
,est assortment of Safes in the world can be
ound. FARRELL HERRING co
692 CHEsTNuP STREET Joyae's HaH,)
March 23ft PHILADELPHIA.
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G3-In 1856 the mongrel cavalcade that trot.
ted at the heels Of Gov. Chase, had much to
say about the extravaganza Of our State Dem
otratic officials. They promised wonderful
things, and what has been done?
They have appropriated, without warrant Of
law, sixteen thousand dollars for canal purposes.
They have, in contempt of the constitution
and laws, misapplied $4,000, specially appro-
priated for other than what it was expended up
on. .u H -..
They have permitted a defalcation of $751;
900, when good oversight would either haye
prevented it altogether, or else so have exposed
it as to save the State from loss, or shown where
the money went.
Furthermore, they have made the canals cost
100000 a year more than il they had been
left with the contractors-slippery as these
were!
The State Prison, which was a paying con-
Germ, formerly, is now behind hand several thou
sand dollars.
And 1t is charged, with how much reason we
don't know, that nearly the whole of the appro-
~priation made last winter for the State House,
has been squandered among the worthless IA.
v%orites of the Reform Junto at Columbus.
Why can't people who have learnt their let.
ters from Webster's Speller, remember Hsop's
fable of the 'Fox and the Swallow.'--Pots
mouth Times. tri. .-4 n
GAs our neighbor is fond ofquestions from the
above paper, and keeping the article Standing
for weeks in his paper, will he please to publish
the above in like manner.
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SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK!
Fancy Variety Goods & Nntinns

RrWHOLESALE-G
DO9ERTCNCHRAN athis store, Fourth street,
IL Steubenriile, has just received his Spring
stock of ra rv3ue
Fancy Goods, Variety Goods, Jewelry, Gold
and Silver Watches, Musical Instru-
ments, &C., &c, ai.s
EmbI acing every article in his line, which he is
prepared to sell, much lower than formerly, by
wholesale.
He has also the largest stock of piece goods ever
brought TO this country. Buyers need not go TO
Pittsburgh or Wheeling, with the exception OF buy.
ing cheaper stocks. lie is prepared to sell n
Fraction under Pittsburgh Pricesi
Country Merchants, pedlers, and others will find
II 10 their advantage to examine tits new stock, but
few larger or better, and none which can be sold
cheaper is TO be found in the Western country, than
is now offered for sale at .,l .
ROBERT COCHRANS .
Wholesale Notion and Variety Store.
March %, 1859. Fourth st. StenbenyiIle.
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The Cincinnati commercial.

This journal says the Statesman. has some
what recovered from the exhaustation produced
by its effort to manage the Treasury Report,
which was SO damaging to its reputation. 1t
would be now, barring its wonderful propensi-
ty for lying, a pretty fair specimen ola second
class local newspaper. lifts habits could be
improved there might be some hopes for it; but
that is hardly to be expected. A long course
of sin and political wickedness has so fixed its
habits that it is to be regarded in a hopeless
c~ondition-"Fn the gall Of bitterness and bond Ct
ihiquity." ,.
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~6-"I can now indulge in the Richest Food
with ~impunity, whereas, previous to its use, |
was obliged to contine myself strictly to the
plainest food"
Such is the experience of not only one of
our customers, but Of hundreds of persons here
in Philadelphia, New York, Montreal and Que
bee, who have used Borhave's Holland Bitters
for Indigestion, Nausea, and acidity of the sto.
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Commercial.
'CADIz Wholesale MARKET

CADIz, ONO, March 80, so.
Flor-FCr good Superine and Extra $500
@6,25.
Wheat-90@1,1O.
Groceries Sugar in hhds. 7@s; N. o.
Molasses 40 cts per gal.
Rio Cefee-ll@12R; Java Is; Pepper 12Ia
Ground Pepper 12%.
AHspioe-l6; Gloves %; Soap, Rosin bar so
81; German do. ~.
CASTLE SOap-l5;Soda 81 Candles 13@13H.
0rain-COrn 20; Oats As; Rye so Barley
50@6Oc.
Riee-5Tc p b.
T66acoo-6 Twist II; Dewy & Anderson's
brands 90@33. q.
Sagars-orushed and Pulserized, Coverings
brand 12@I3c. '.
Stqrch-Scts p n.
7sas-Young Hyson 4o@75 cts; Black Tea
30@5O.
Na78-1O to cod So, so. 8 to Sd $3.50. 6tO
7d$4,25.
Sqh-PIttsburgh, 1925 p Dbl.
See1s-Tmothy Seed $3.50. Clover Seed,
5,0o@5,50, Flax S1,O0.
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sessing genius, fertile in resources, strong IN
will and honest in character, then It might do
to talk about this illustrOus martyr. You can
not hunt a great man down, but it takes very
little strength to push a lettering one into the
grave that he has dug for himself 8
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Fresh Groceries!
Fresh Meat.
JAMES

WTOUID respectfully inform the citizens Of
w Cadiz, and the surrounding neighbor.
hood. that he has commenced the butchering
business in Cadiz; and will have fresh meat At the
Market House every Tuesday and Saturday morn
ings, and Mt all other times in the Mansion House
c%elior. lie will always have a good article OF meat
for sa lie, or else he " ilIhave none. A share of pub.
tic patronage is respectfully solicited.
Cadiz, March %, 1853. 3m
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about as cool a piece Of impudenee as it has
been my fortune or misfortune to read for n long
time. This Bliss is or was a defaulter, and all
the squirming and Safeguarding he can do,
will not make the people of the great State Of
Ohio, believe anything else. So hard run are
the black republicans at this time, that they are
not satisfied with ahusing the two democrats
on the committee, hut they must throw out
their walls Of wrath upon Charles Reemlin, the
republican member of the Committee. And
why? Simply because he told the truth, and
exposed all rascalS alike. q
The Democrats fthis city hold theirconven-
ton tomorrow, for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for the different city offices. lfthey
nominate a good ticket, which | believe they
will, Trey will come off triumphant on next
Monday week, because Cleveland is Democrat
&c city. and it only needs the proper exertions
to be made, to insure a complete triumph.
Hoping that every Democrat in Harrison
county will be at the polls on next Monday, |
conclude by remaining yours, as ever, A.
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BUSTED We see by the National Democrat,
that Jones, the Cincinnati Artist has completed
his bust Of Goyernor Chase, and the investigat-
ing committee have finished theirs of the same
individual. Gov. Chase may fairly be set down
as a busted individual.
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PV,iiadcIu.sjn Cattle IF.

The offerings for Monday were less than for
many weeks past and prices have an upward
tendency. The sales reached between 800 and
800 head at prices varying from 6 to l03I.-
Hogs to the number Of 1881 were sold at from
So to 1926 y 100 lbs net. The market was
dull.
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1TAmer,ca G Rice. q young and beautifh,
Girl. poisoned herself in Cincinnati, on Tuesday
last. from remorse and love. She had loved
not wisely but too we'll" - a
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New Work Cattle Market.

TT NEW 1OKK, MaTCn 20.
Beeves-The receipts were 1000 head; sales
of the best at 11@12; others at Z @1OH.
Sheep--The receipts were $500; prices adj
vanced 81 p head, the market closing active.
Swine scarce at 81 goa.