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From the North.

Interesting nd,,ces (says the Richmond
Examiner Of the 9Th inst. y have reached Us
from the North.
The official report Of the Shiloh battl.
has been published, and admits n loss on
the Yankee side in killed, wounded md
missing Of more than thirteen thousand.
Great excitement existed in the North on
account "f statements of u secret alliance
between France and the Confederst. States.
and the report Of tho determination of the
former government, TO make an early public
recognition OF Southern Independence.
III. newspapers were very d-nunc;,rv
to~aras the French Government and much
excited at tte prospect of European inter.
veution.
A special Dispatch from Washington to
the New York Times snys that il was ru.
mored that all the members of Conyr,ss
'!rom the Border States and n numb.r of
conservative n,eubers symputh,ziny with
them from the other States, We're .-riously
c"nsidering the propriety "f " ~ithdra~iny in
body from the Senate and House
There Was grea' excitement in Baltimore
ta the 3D., growing out ofa rumor that
France intended 10 iui.rpose In AmericaL
affairs
The New York Herald anys that diplo
matte movements are on foot in Washing
ton with view 20 Linging abou, n com
promise involving th. recognition Of tn.
political independence Of IN. South.
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Important from the Psniasuls.

DispaIchs. were received IN the city last
night (says the Riei uIond Examinev Of the
Sih inst..) stating that three VI The snsm, q
gunboats had asc~nds3 ths York river, pss.
sng with success the shore battery nj
Gloucester Point, and mad appeared Al West
Point, ~beh !. the head Of naviss,ios On
the York, aud about thirty.6vs miles ffon
this city.
Our forces on the Peninsula are falling
back la tie dirrclioa Of Williamsburg.
Mcclellan is reported to be rslisisg.
IL 10 understood that the svscastjon Of
Norfolk by our troops was commenced
Yesterday. T.is step involves tl,s dss.
tfuction Of the Navy-Yard and The likely
consequence OF the juneture Of The forces
of Mcclellan and Burossde.
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Iron THE LANCASTER LEpeER.1

Our rulers have had ND idea Of IN. fo,..
OF the Mechanical preparation. which the
North has lately brought to bear npain,t
cur coast d.fcnces. But tho result wan
what rn'ght have been expected, by all who
were acquainted with the muiiipi, ing pow.
er of machinery. How are we to account
'or 'h's dePlornble want Of forecast, on tho
part OF those on whom the people relied for
proper use Of the means, which were at
'heif c"umnnd II cannot be said that they
were ignorant 81 the preparations Of the
Nor'h; Tor they were made almost before
'"e'' eyes. hny II not be accounted for by
'"e 'act That those who are at the head oi
our h"''oha' "fia'r'' were without the knowl-
eoee 10 appreciate the mechanical prepara-
lions which were, for many months, making
against US!
ii'd our rulers had practical knowledge
OF Mechnnis'n, how much might have b..u
eareo' That Is now lost to the Republic =
ihihk O1 the Immense Qnuutiti.s Of p,uvi
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FROM THE YoRx RrvkR.-The Richmond
Dispatch "i the 9Th int. says There can
be no longer nnv reason for pres. rviny ii
lence with reference to the withdrawal of
our army from Yorktown. the movement,
having been made. as We learn from off. .
GERS, successfully aud in go"d order.
We understand that, in consroueoc. of
the failure OF the steamer Logan To 20 TO
Yorktown Saturday night, = small amount
OF ammunition, which il wus intended 10
forward by her To West Point, was d.s.
no! ed. Some 2UI .ick, which were To
have been ais" brought away BY th. steam.
er. il - apPrchended fell into the hands IF
the enemy. The enemy appeared off York.
town SUNDAY morning, and seven OF hi,
guhboais came on higher up the river.-
Two seho"Ieis, laden with iempor,rs sup
plies Of the 18th aud 46th Virginia reyi.
msnts, were brrnImed near Biyelow' =
wharf. aud being in danger of falling into
'hs enemy" hand.-he being in sight, mo.
'ing up rnpidly-wsrs fired aud abandoned.
II wns no doubt the burning Of these tw"
small vessels with IIgh, frriyhts tia, caused
some OF the extensive ruuIors which ".
have had.
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HANGING ROCK
MINERAL SPRINGS.

THE SUBSCRIBER Is DESfROJS
L Of renting out for tho season the wa.
tering place, known ~ the HANGING
ROCK MINERAL SPRINGS, situated on
the Stage road, running from Camden to
Lancaster G. H.; about twenty seven miles
from, the former place and eleven from the
latter.
The water 10 we'll known as POSSESSING
highly valuable medicinal properties, being
strongly chalybeate. The situation il "A
healthy as any place In tho Confed derats
States, and 1t has the advan tage Of good
society.
Country produce and provisions NAV bs
procured, within convenient reach, at com.
paratively cheap rates.
The place 10 ready supplied with all ne.
ceasary household and Kitchen furni,pr.
and will afford ample accommodation for
seventy .hve.o one hundred persons.
prefer to rent the whole to ono person:
but that 10 impracticable, ! will rent cab.
ins or single rooms to families separately !.
ready furnished as above stated.
The terms will be easy and reasonable.
Persons may communicate with mo at
my residence near Hanging Rock, or NAV
DO addressed at Hanging Rock p. O.. s. G.
JAMES 81. INGRAM.
April %, 1862, lift
Charleston Mercury will please copv
twice. notice editorialy and send bill to the
undersigned at Hanging Rock.
}. M. INGRAM.
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guard in great force, and was driven back
to tho woods, about a milo distant. The
troops principally engaged on our side
were General Longstreet's and Gen. Stu.
arts brigades. The report is cnrrent on
the street this morning that in the above
atiair the enemy was completely repulsed,
with the loss of several hundred prisoners.
This report has been traced to n soldier
who arrived this morning from below, and
affirmed that letter from Gen. McLaws to
Zen. Cobb was read in his hearing, com
mun'cnting the information given above.
Subsequently the Secretary Of War re-
ceived despatch, ria Petersburg. from
General Msgruder, stating that no had
heard that the loss Of The enemy was
heavy, including 800 prisoners and 10
pieces Of artillery. Our loss in killed and
wounded is reported at 500. The despatch
says that the enemy is again pressing for.
ward.
Hon. Robert E. Scott, of Fauq uier eoun.
ty, Ole THE most distinguished juri.ts Of
Virginia, and prominent member OF tho
late State Convention, was killed on Sat.
urd"y ty marauding party Of Yankee do.
serters, In Fsuquier.
Ihe Battle at Williamsburg.
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troR THE LANCASTER LEpoxR.1

I" not p"Ss'e'e Tor Abe I" suhiuc the
"oo'h' provided SHE make" proper u-c of
"e'.p'Ve' one must provide TOR her pec-
PIC 10 abundant supply "f f"od and rni'nent
."u '"e "'a'e''a' ahd Implement" VI "nr.-
WV" '"e'e a"a Tue spirit Winch her past
"'''o' "eso.'' 10 he'' she must triumph
"'e' "e' "''"'a"'. Dat without speedy
a"' proper o'o o' her Resources she mus,
~ "e"" " ", a'0"' eeo""'"g aud
i"' Pe"@"y IL 'a'ed TO
"" "es'ee' 10 10 "er oo'y wisely aud
"A''""J pehA''y " h'"'' "h"n' H"d has
rooo"e' VII" '"s n"o'er q"a''''e" "f our
n"'u'e' more terrible 'han Death itself.
Let ns admit ,ha, Abe car capture all
our forts aud devas,nte our srab"rd. and
even occupy our capital towns, BY "a militia.
y force. he !" still far. very far, from being
The lord and master over the country. To
sIedoe Tho people, who shall make II uni tied
hostile opposition TO his efforts to bring
them under hi. iron rule. Il would. At lea-,,
BE- necessary TO u'ske military occupation
VI our whole country aud with forcr vi
soIdisry Tar outnnmLerIng tn. available mil
itasJ "f tho North-and this force to be-
maintained ,a' 'Tf ,sA'' !" the county li's'
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Notice.

BY permission Of P. T. Hammond, Ord;.
nary Of Lancaster District, We will sell
at the lato residence Of VIM. Duncan. de.
ceased, on the 18th instant, Household fur.
niture, Buggy and Harness, Cows and
Calves, Sheep, Corn. Salt, Lard, and Tai.
low, and other articles too tediou. TO men.
tion, on credit tor all sums over five dol.
lars til ist January 1863, all sums under
cash, purchasers to give notes with good
security and interest.
II. II. DUNCAN,
c. l.. DUNCAN, Executors
May 2, 1862, l3-ot
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The Richmond Examiner. In a.Iudiny 10

The Richmond Examiner, In aIluding to
the opening Of The ball in Virginia n.v.:
The battles in the Peninsula. which may
be n"w considered IN j"ined. are the most
Important events that have transpired since
the settlement Of America.
u We are successful, and retain Rich.
mond, there will be foreign Intervention
and peace, without the possibility Of di,.p
Poinimeni, before tho month Of June If
We sre defeated, aud Ioss Richuood. tia
Confed.racy !" launched on wide, troubled
and uncertain sen Of accidents.
Foreign Rovernmsn,s can delay action
now only "n the ground Of gre.t Feder.I
succu~s. Seward IL al tile end Of hi. ,,,n,
ises II The United States fails to tax. tb.
Capital Of this country on the prssen, trial.
and immediately the game 10 up. Air~.dv
il 10 declared In New York ths, Oh. So,,b.
ern Conf.drracy hus been recovuix~d Lv
Fraues Tho news may not bs true, bu, 4,
10 the shadow Of the coming svsn,--lns
event ihs, stands a. the door.
Blu, IL Richmond 10 taken, the Uuit.d
StSts. can "gain plead for and again ks,
delay. The fail Of the capital sad the a.ph,
OF th. government would b . striking sv:.
dsnes Of power. They would ds,I.s. lh.,
before midsummer they would subdu. the
sem"rnt Of the South t,sy would to be,
iisvsd ali tbs world would turn deaf .sr
- our arguments, aud nhu, their eye. ON
painful struggle which they would regard
ss certain to arrive at ,rsgicai sonsIu.iou.
The sucetss of tho South would then In
difh.ult. snd 70 10 stlsiaed by desperate
means only.
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FATAL AccIDEsr.-As the down train,
from Columbia. was starting from Orange
burg yesterday, Dir. Jefferson Fogle, vol.
nn'eer for the war 10 Col. Hagood's RsRi.
men'. attempted to jump on board. but, IN.
fortunately, missed his footing, and was
crushed TO death beneath the wheels, 10 the
presence Of his mother and sister. who
were at the depot to witness his departure.
-Charleston Mercury, Oh.
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Estate sale.

As the Administrator Oft Estate of the
late DR.. Williamson, l will sell At his late
residence a miles N. w. Of Lancaster, C..
H. on "Wednesday the l4th May, all his
Estate, personai--namely 80 to 20 bales
Cotton, (part 10 the seedO 500 bushels Of
Corn, 5000 pounds Fodder, lot OF Peas, 10
OF 20 acres Of growing Wheat, 30 or 40
head Hogs, 90 or 80 head Cattle, 5 Horses,
2 mules, Sows ard Pigs, Cows and Calves,
Sythes and Cradles, Plantation Tools, q
Wagons and Gear, I family Carriage and
Harness, Household and Kitchen Furnturs,
Cotton Seed, &C., &c.
Terms on day OF sale.
J. ADAMS. Adm.
April 30, 1862, Is-2t
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s O nth Carolina.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

Pr p. T. HAMMOND. Esq, Ordinary
ID for said District
Whereas, MISS r. ". CLARK b..
applied TO mo for Letters Of Administration
on all and singular the Goods and Cha,tles.
Rights and Credits Of JASEN CLARK.
E.q. late Of the District Aforesaid, dc.
ceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite and nd.
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me at our next Ordinary's q
Court for the said district. to be holden at
Lancaster Court House on the 26th day of
May inst, to show cause, il any, why
the said administration should not be gran
ted.
Given under my hand and seal this 18th day
of May in the year of our
( l.. .. Lord one thousand eight hundred
I ~ and sixtytwo andinthe eight, sixth
year Of the Independence Of the State OF
South Carolina
p. T. HAMMOND o.. D.
may H. 1867 -i4-3;. p { % sc
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THE SixrH R,GIMrsr SoU1u CAROLINA Vol.
psrx,Rs -This regiment Ia. been re-organi.ed
iatelr, and the field officers ars John Bratton,
Colonel; - St"dman, Lieut.. Colonel +. c.
McLure, Major. Col. rratton is from Fairfield !;
steadIn"n from Lexington aud McLure from
Chester.
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The Lancaster gers" have also re. or gan
lied under the Conscription Law, and. elected
the following officers:
James + Steele. Capt.
w. ii. Faulkner. LIST Lieut..
ii. J. Hancock, 9d
VIM. Horton, Sd
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lToR The LANCASTER LrpoxRI

MIR. EDrr"E.-l again TAX. my pen to in
form ,"n and your READERS the whereabouts
Of the Cn,awba Rangers, and give you .
lew Items, which has PASSED siuce ] las,
"r"'e 10 the dear old Ledger. You reuneu..
Der when ] last wrote To you, tia, We u ere
nt Camp Ncll~uin, which wns in thrr.
miles ct Brord River. We Remained ,h.r.
ever since. continuing the same rUu,in. Of
p'eke'in3;. and guutdi.g the river =, various
point" ut, aud near to, Boy ds landing, until
te" days ny", when the Cxtawba Ran.
gers were ordered to strike their tents, and
move t" more healthy spot. This com.
n'nLd VAS promptly obey cd, withou, any
resuc'hnce, f"r mnny of our brave men had
take" Sick and scarcely II day ps,sed. dur.
lag The i.,t two werks, but som, ON, of
Tie company were compelled TO foru.ke
'"e'r duties but notwithstanding mai.y Of
our conp"ny iHve suffered much " ilh inca.
"els, fever. aud other Diseases, Yet W.. are
highly thankful that Ne can sill ,ay. IN.
Angel of death has not PASSED through our
midst, aud opened the silent tomb for our
reception; but We nre uli slil spared 10
A.'are the fate with each oth.r-wh.th.r
That be veal or woe. Two of our compn-
nv were carried 10 the horpilal the other
day very sick but are considered belter a,
t"l" uuir. and We hope will soon bs sbIs L..
return 10 their homes 10 recruit their health
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Salt.

Proi. LcC"nte, visited. with number Of our
citizens. "n Monday last, the premises OF J.
Shehane and DR.. w. Ford, in this Dist. let,
tor the purpose Of testing the strength and
quality Of the Salt earth, said to exist ON those
9a"es His hqu'rie-, We learn, are unf.vor,.
Ole to the prospect Of making Bait there. in
airy considerable quantities.
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COMMITTED.

u To the Jail. at Lancaster, c. H., on
the 9th inst., = negro boy, about a
- or ~ Years Of age, and about S feet
high, stout built and dark complexion. He
has = scar on the back of his left hand
tic saws his name 10 Joe, and belongs to
Henry A. Hunter, Of Mecklenburg county,
N. &. The owner is hereby notified to
come forward, prove property, pay charge .
and take him away.
JAS. F. BARR, Jailor.
Lancaster, C. H., May -, 1862. I4.,f
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(From Another Source.)

SPECULATION II MEMPHrs.-Sugar has
advanced over ono hundred per cent. In
MemPhla within the last few days. Tho
Memphis Avalanche more than hints that
the r'"e is caused BY the probability that
tho Federalists will occupy Memphis.
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Sad Casualty.

We grieve to hear that, that beloved patriot.
in-arms, John Williams, Esq, was insdverten..
ly shot, last week. whilst OH picket duty. In
virginia by one OF his fellow soldiers the latter
m's'"k'ng him for All enemy. The wound in.
h'c'sd, though serious, We have great hopes,
fiom accounts, Is not mortal
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TIRE CoSscRIrrIoS.-Col. John g. Preston.
Assistant Adjutant General c. s. A., has been
appointed by tho Secretary Of War TO make
the enrolment for South Carolins. under the
Conscrption Act. His headquarters will be at
Columbia
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Notice.

nURING MY ABSENCE IN tho .rmv
~ James r. Lark is authorized to repre-.
sent me officially. The Office will be kent
open and the duties Pertaining thereto dis
charged BY him.
n. J. HANCOCK, Cnk C.c.P.
Lancaster. c. H., Jan. ~, 1861. 6ltf
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Our loss ia killed. wounded and missing
At the battle Of Shil"h il 10000. the vnnt
majority "f the wound" being I.aing. That
OF the enemy. from the trusiiesi es,imairs
- 10000, the killed alone amounting 10
1000. Our killed lumber 500. We cap.
tu'ed 3,lOO prisoners, IS stands Of colors,
aud IL cannon
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Notice to Guardians and other
Trustees.

A LII Guardians, Trustees, Rsesivera and
"A committees holding their appointments
ffon the Coun Of Equity, for Lancaster
District, are notified and required 10 make
and 'ile their annual rstarns BY the Goth
May next, agreeable 10 Law. Rules will
be issued against defaulters.
JAS. Il. WiTHERSPOON,
&. Il. l. d.
April as, 1862. l2-3t.
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The 'Catswb" Rargers" have re.oreaniued
under the 'onscrip,ion Law, and elected the
following officers:
w. J. McIlwain, Capt.
John Foster. lst Lieut.
Robert Porter, cd
VIM. Settle, Sd
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NOTICE.

GUARDIANS, Executors, and Adminis-
~ traitors, who manage estates 10 the Or.
dInary: office, arc respectively notified to
N AXE their returns on, or before, the lat Of
May, next. p. T. HAMMOND, OLD.
March l2th, lS62-ltf
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An order has been made by the President,
to he observed in all the departments Of the
civil servicc, thatno future appointments shall
be made OF any citizen between the ages Of
eighteen aud thirty Eve, who 10 able to perform
military duty.
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Notice.

] have left my books Of sceouut 10 the
ed TO make settlements for me. Persons
knowing thsmsslvss indebted to ne, wiu
please make payasst - hin.
'. "A. WATD0N.
ADs1 eoth len. ieV
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LANCAsTERvILLE. &C
Wednesday Morning. May IA. 1852

The indisposition of the Editor. is our ex.
cusc for the absence Of editorial matter in this
paper.
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Another Battle.
GEN. JACKs0H's VICTORY.

RICHMOND, Nay 9.
a Dispatch from Staunton this morning
says Gen. Jnckson's advance force engaged
the enemy near McDoyells. at s. p. m,
yesterday.
After four hours lighting the Confeder.
a'es succeeded 10 driving the enemy back.
Our loss is said to be three hundred.
Gen Edward Johnson was wounded in
the ankle Col. al. G. Hartman and Can't.
Dabney, Of the SD Regiment, were woun.
ded in the arm.
Col. Gibbons Of the 10th Virginia ReRi.
ment was killed.
a big fight is expected to day.
The Richmond Examiner of tb;, ro,,
ing says Con tho authority Of Capt. Hill, Of
Steamer Shuliz, that our Batteries At Days
Point d.ls of Wight Coun,y,) wa. attack.
cd by three Gun Boats yesterday aud al.
ienced one vessel aud an Iron clad, Galeno.
Three hundred aud twenty Hessians, CAP.
sured at Williamsburg on Monday, arrived
here last evening.
The city is greatly excited in conseo uencs
Of reports received that more fighting has
occurred On the Peninsula.
(The following was received from Cam.
den on Monday evening, which We suppose
is the same fight mentioned above i
A dispatch received here on Saturday,
atates that Gen. (StonewalD Jackson, gaiu.
ed n complete victory at McDoweIls, near
Staunton, Va The enemy fed in great
haste, johnson hotly pursuing. Their los,
was heavy and so great their haste in 70.
treat, that they left their dead and wounded
on the field.
The Great Battle Begun in the West
Beauregard Makes the Attack-Ths
Enemy Driven Back.
CoRIsrH, Miss, Friday May 9.-Gsn.
bsaur-gnrd, this morning, moved our army
from its entrenchmen,s and begun the at.
tack upon the enemy's position on our
right.
The conflict opened at noon and stiIl
continues. The cannon aiding, though reg
ular, is not rapid and a courier reports
that the enemy is faIGng buek. and that the
Confederate forces are pressing forward IN
pursuit..
The battle ground is near Pennington,
hive mile. distant from this place. General
Beauregard has just goue out TO take com.
mand in person.
(From Another Souree.)
SAVANNAH, May The Corinth CORES.
pondent Of the Republican teI-graphs that
the Great Battle Of the " est opened at
noon to-day, near Pennington, five miles
from Corinth, Beauregard making the at.
tack.
At two o'clock, p. m, the enemy were
10 be falling back, and the Conf.d.
crates pressing after them. No particulars
ct.
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ihe demonstration Of the enemy appears
10 imply flank movement with their trans.
potts.
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John Auderson

49, THIS Thorough bred Jack is out
Of MARENGO. He is is hands
high, years old, dark iron gray,
and finely proportioned. He will stand the
Fall season at this place, on the following
terms: For the season, $4,000
Lancaster c. H., Sept IL, l86O.-3Itf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-19
DAILY 1IMYS.

WigTFR GARDEN Noudsy evening The Winter Gsfdeu
Miss a., l4y ed tie ps Of baoJ Mac tor ID. ~ &
tune. The speedily int s.tio. OD The
feet hat Oist all zero as we've lodged
remarkably succrs al. A. thought by may o. her
vsfuie in this she II
e. Iulcnt, about tie fofut' Of ~hcA Gouai.
s"izb be rntrrteu,d The patti posed 10 be-
sscy 10 .C'frsf-s great naiursl aud "a ri
and 10 br beyotd tue .cTe Il Ieh ID
70 o. II which tlls- Baieuau 10 1ppH. ts
RartnsB ha.. hOSrs-r pOvoI th,a the cut
orsatl caal'cf1 ,cu not be- ond Der - o. aud
ts-t th ua ss may De- drtrien' 10 tie t-bo y sII
susl dog p.-.ur- odcons she int-u-ify ~
uaourf ode dignity winch 20 faf 10 psoiuce not
usfseI ,h-tt upon al. i-c. such .h n'ouhf be
nos 4Js c-ur. Lac tempe Mar.
beth o Duncan, sd IN The fauous 4.st"
sc-nshoitcamlgs win lew yssis Of pr ctice aud
tuf~d study aAy 80 relied uP0n ~ suPpy iu psssa.-s "
eser cu1eness snd less d-monsnire resc ene 81 sho
IL adn,E.5 effective a. eau DC in siue4.
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Hid.,. 81 d7,c y M Taow d7le- y n, Psiss. S'eS
r. each; Call skins 80ac. 10. -,
" B.-Bee Extra and First quality include nothing uu, ~
best large lat. s,alted Osen Second qUaiy Wv
best srass led Olep best saeo Cows and tns oes'
yearoli Steers Ordinary consists OF Bulls ana '''
49,. II tn,..,o,
SnEyp-Exua include. Cossets and when thoss0' 'e'''
quality are thrown OUT. -, .,a p.s.rn gail
Tnrr- ere 50 ca. over tho Grand Trunk sno s,s.h
road 22, over the Boston and Lowell. and % over "s
burr. ..,o,v ~ Cattle and
R-xARxsThere about the ssms suppyc ,,Is err Of
Sheep a. s week good proportion o. tns I'D hsosr
goa ausity Prc.s SOME lower but few u any s.ssS.
Inn ID s. ~ cwt Wheeler Saoin Pran.S s"' ia
.od O. that price .s: 80 sw s S ..ssi
t'i 90 - 20 .uJ lower By 25Q3'c cw1 sasep and
ami. odd quick; prices same a. lss' "ooA-