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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1862-03-15
Messrs. les editeurs au Courier

Messrs, les editeurs du Courier.
Voudriez-yous faire place dams vos COLONIES d
ia suggestion suivante: II
lie soussigne offre son magasin d'entrep6t de
vpitnres gratis pour la option et la distribution
des provisions aux. families des polontaires oui
tpeasent etre dams le besoin. Ilyouera egaIenaent
son attentionp npersonnelle cette ehaiit6. IA
lie solssign6 Reut lpcnr le present. Sc ,,asser de
son magasin fentrep6t; nais les femnes et las en-.
fants de nos soldatsne penvent Sc passer des cho-
.ses necessares 4 fenr existence.
Gus splanteurs envoiens done des provisions,
OF que ceax qai sont hors d'age ou exempt veuil-
lent bien alder cette sntreprise par cent antres
moyens en- leur pouvoif. JOS. GIBBS.
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No. rs.
QUARTERS GENERAUX.
IKE RR1GApE TRoupEs nE 1A Lor1s1Asr

Ike BR1GApE TRoUPEs DE La LOUISIANA, }
Opelousas II Mars 1882
r. n vertu Constructions du General Jpo. G. Pratt
- commandant cette Brigade, tous les sabres ap-
partenant FEtat de la Louisiana, qui Sc trouvent
dams les lmies de la Paroisse St. Landry, ct don't
les oihciers ne font pas usage eux-memes, devront
etre n1nediatement deposes au bureau du Lieutc.
nant-Colonel John E. Kiag, a Opelousas.
80 Z TdEO. C. LITTELL,
Hdjor ct Inspectesr de Br;oaae
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10 John Mccormick Went de- transporter sa
Grocerie lencoignure des rues Main ct Bellevue,
vis-a-vist Ia Pharmacie de u. Hebrard.
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nc Conformemeht I'm ordre du Gen. Pratt,
environ zoo thommes de sdiverses compagnies de
cavaierie de lnotre Paroisse sont embarqdes di-
r,anche dernier, a bord du steamer Nina Simmes,
pour la aNouyelle-O Orleans, Arrives au Quarter
General des mlices de pEtat. ills ont etc inior-
mes que les ordres du Gouverneur ne compre-
naient pas ces compagnies-a, ct EN- consequen ce
lis sout reyenus chacnn chez eux, Jeudi dernier,
par lie bateau qai les await transportes.e s.enville:
lie Gen Pratt qui est parti lni-n1sme pour la
Nlle- Orleans, Mercredi dernier, est attendu dun
jour pautre. ct pourra alors expliquer cette al
faire.
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.rW JOIN, COCHRAN rhonneur d'annoncer ses
a,nis ct aux votans de la vile des Opelousas, quill
est candidat pour Ia place de Constable de aditne
vile, Pelection davril proclaim, ct souicite res
pectueuse.nent leurs suffrages.
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Dscsds,-En cette vile, ls 2s Fevrier NJ. Val.
MONT DEBAiLLoN, age d'environ 41 aas.A
----An Grand Coteau, lie Is du meme mois, NJ
JoHN DegLEs age de 6aahs. s9. . aa. 5.5l
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BUREAU MILITAIRE

OPELoUsAs Mars, 1862
RfsoIu, Que la DR.. VINCENT BoAGs1 est par la
presente autorise payer aux families des Voon-
taires laocaon qui leur est accordee par ce Burea
J. A. TAYLOR, Prssideat
J. N. PORTER, !Secr6taire ~
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C.g.g.Ee Ezs.99 rs.

\ aus sommes autorise annoncer aux votans
/ vile quea NJ. G. DRINKARD, est candidat
C Is Constable de vile, a l'eiectjon qui
I en Nvrii prochain. SD il
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q LES ERREuHs pu sEcRET ARE pE. IA
.GUERR Fl 4 article espi pivant du Richulozla.
LlEs.caizi1sey devoile les causes ddes desastres
que nous Venons d 'eprouver
B q est nna etrango eircoastance De la seris
a. dAsastres que ennept serroayer nos
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rS-D D'uue lettre que nous ayons recue iu capi-
taine Louis Lastrapes, dat6e du Camp pres de Co.
rnthe, tMissssipp) mars, nous exarayons lie passa.
ge suiraht qui eonfrne une nouvelle telegraphiqne
anterieure.
,.Hier au soir lie 1Se Regiment gu une petite ba.
taiIle aVec rennemi, la iiviere Tennessee, lS
miles de ce camp Apres avor tare environ 200
coups de canon, renneni debarqns deux compa-
gnies d'ufanterie. Files ont etc immediatemeDt
attauuees ct lepoussees usques dams eurs chaoupes
canoniares Nous avons perdu trois hommes don't
un de "a compagnie du Capt. Garland Gee. Grimm,
du Bayou Chicot.l Alexandra Tessseydre, de 10 mes
me conpagne, etc blesse Deux leutenants bies-
sas. La perte de rennemi est de Is hemtnes. De
grands prsparatifs Sc font, ct ny pas de donte
que nous aurons beDtot une grande bataie. Denx
regiment de FAlabama ct un lie 1esl de Ia Lousia-
ne sont arrives lei ce natin. LIE General Bragg a
passs par lei ee matin" .4'5h
p s --DePais que nous avons res9d ce qui p re-
cede, nous voyons dams lie Picayun'sda Il, la mo TT
d'Alex Tesseydre ct de Valnlont .Iarks, deux SOL
dats de Ia conpagnie du capt. Garland Homere
David. de Ia meme compagnhe est tres dangereu-
senent blesse. ..-
Cette eoninagnie done tecn. /. ehoe psesq ue
entier de ce premier combat. q.
Honneur aux victimes.. Gloire ssu lSe regiment!
{tg ~ tG d
10 Deux compagnies de voloaltai res pour le
service des Etats ConfSderes sont mainten nant an
grand eompiet dams notre Paroisse, celle du capi-
taine. .Doremus ct ceilesa sa tapitaine Napoleon Ro-
bin. Touies'denx compt tent plus de 80 honmes
chsMue, ct feront partie du bate ilIon du colonel
Ailen Thomas. A II
Denx autres compagnies, {oelle da Capitaine
Aaron Prescott, de Washington. es celle du Capt.
taine Calvit, ae rAtchafaayal sont en- vote dor,
ganisation et pourront probablem ent faire partie
du Battalion du Col. Thomas.
Nous ne 3savons encore quand pastiront ces COM
pagniies. A coup Sur &c sera incessa mment.
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sansff1es autorise d'annoncer aux votans,
fQp basas que M. Rene RAuLfs est
8 pias, he Constable de VIE, B PGlectieai
I prcchain. Ter, fxsy..
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-5as-5 E { s + = Z
. STATIsTQUE DE NASHVILLE La spopu-
lation de la vile, proprement dite, est de
rs, ,l13, don't 1928 sont blancs-10,7 ,767
homnes ct s97 I femmss 1886 noirs, don't
1898 sont hbres. La population des fau-
bourgs est de 600, 4faisant un totala.de 81.
sl33, les fabriaues de la vile atteignent la
valeur de. s., 374, 700, ct lie commerce tot
.exclusif des manufactures est de s22,476,
312. Environ 100 steamboats, yisitent lie.
port dams le cours dun an. avec un tonnage
total de I08,0oe. Il va I6 temples pro-
testants, ayeo une congregation de 5825.
sans compter cinq eglises africainea avec.
500 nembsss lie congregation .catholiqua
est de aprss cette statistlque ID
population de Nashville levrait etre plr-- 7s's i
DOME que Ii notreia defendre rinssit 10,
&c 3feseisvage.s car proportion saraee,
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uOvsE or REpRESENTATIvEs.

The SPEAKER land before the House a Message
from the President. recommending vote OF thanks
to Capt. Foote aod others, Tor gallant ser'lces'
Referred 10 the Committee on Naval Affairs, WIN
power TO report nj any time
Dir. WASHBURNE tRep., w., from The Com
uittee on Government Contracts, reported reso
luion that the Committee make full investigation
into the alleged issue Of patents for lands III Tie
military reserve at Fort LeayenWoHh. Objection
WAS made.
Mr. MALLORY I'm, Ky.l, from the COMMITTEE
on Roads and Canal, reported b'il % and IN the
construction OF the Pittsburgh and Cornell3yille
k 4ilroud Referred TO the Committee Of the Whole
Oh tho State of the Union.
Mr.. MAYNARD In, Tenn introduced bill
relative to holding District Courts in Western Ten
Il. a4ce.
The House concurred in the Senate's amendments
% the Army Appropriation bill.
Among tie tons If $50, Ot0, 900 for the payment OF
tho bounty 40 volunteers, 20 the widows and
isl h0ls of such may die OF be killed IN tho ger
wee.
Mr. BLAIR C.ep., No. offered resolution.
which was adopted. calling upon the Secretary oi
Nart 10 communicate any communication received
hv the Government from Gen. Mcclellan on the
subject ot the occupation Of White HOuee by the
troops under hi cOumand
Mr. SHEFFIELD ftus., Il. l. called up his reso-
lution 70 recousiier the yo.e by which The House
Yesterday tabled the bill for tho enlargement OF the
Alicli,an aud Illinois Canal
Nj, HOLMAN Dem, ind.J moved ~ lay Nj.
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Anu SEjlENTS.

T cVucer 81 Nadine de Eilliers drew IN
ap.r.c...i1e audience who were delighted with the
en'or,lrie nt and especially with the manner IN
-. .ct tie llly andled ta- piano. Neslppose that
MADAM: IL vi ers makes = oW-York her permanent
reI eu.e from the liberal and persistent manner in
which she has gwen such entertainments during tie
psf mon,hs.
The play Of RIB Roy is now presented At tie
Winner Glri,l. rhe romantic freeboogar is fairly
do-e br VI. sule son. Mr. Burnett, without hay'
IN. e4aey me sc.tcn accent, is good Baillle.
NJ EMILY IlJlne is very acceptable Diana Fefno1,
winch she eniisea5 VIII songs
-it ne Olympic Taeatre-the oil Walacss--
Mi ps5yolt IS ac,m., great variety o. characters;
au. l-rays considerable TALENT. " le THIS lady ia
always ,erfest in her pats. we wish We could say
as mach ..- one OF her ASSISTANTS. We 10 not care
,o ,i ...e f. new piece unes it is thoroughly COM
.i j 20 memory. II Is not only thai tie actor, un-
fortunate enough not 70 sn,w his part does himself
tIealc iacrelit, bat injuries the scene 70 far as
Oh, other pllyer5 ale concerned and sometimes nsrs
t1- ,hc ifs effect. Mss Provost IS q m3st energetic
atrs,; apreags 10 We vas; enthusiasm Tor hevpro-
iesr,n; ara seems determined to MAKE . n-ne.
At N.b.os Gard,n. Miss RichiDgs stiil holds On
will opera. The Syreg did not please 80 much es
might ave been desired bGt it was the faul. Of tie
psi. Lch 10 muddy. aud the music, which IL rather
ont of da,e, and not distinguished for he melodies
w,ics mark s3me j,tier.suown works Of Auber.
Bui that opera is noA changed and lively musical
drama has taken il, Place mixed with additional
scnes-pairodc sllegor. -irst-rate dancing BY
Millc. Gallstti aid the 80 ps de ballet.
--Is, theater OF Mr. WAilack Is now o1oned ty
NJ and Mrs Florence, who, among other things,
are .e,eriiy acting their wellknoSn round Of Irish
and Y4ulce cnlracter, capable OF r ising gen
cral hn.i
Tie Palace GIrden continues is y.iety q AZ
ire, .iou-.-the oTer-ir instrumental concerts tie
yo,,I sni Instruments CONCERTS N the !isll, led BY
tie celebrated ana vastly admired singer, his.
Charlotte Patti-and rue dnGle Of EQ1osiransm il
le new Circaa--these ale all 20 be seen in turR :hs
same night,
Toe drama ard cuiiostie. Of Banu1' continue
20 eu5y heir customary attractions To- tho public.
Tie overwhelming fat peon,e-S4id to weigh put to.
ge.her over l. 200 pounis-are lovely 10 behold.
Tie aquara reveal the habits Of the istes Of the
deep; the whale those Of the mannrAliai md an
mated nature compe,es with romantic thca..icss IN
dr@wiDe crowds.
Mis-. Mitchell has made lucky biz IN her Fan
eiD,-a charming bit e. acting, which strikes home
10 the beholder4 This T. rendered At hiss Keen9s
Theatre. OF which Miss Mitchell is the warn wes'heI
manager.
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Ssefields motion on the table. Negatived BY IS
agaiust IL.
The nour having arrived for the consideration Of
th special orde, namely, the bill concel ming naval
aflrs il was, on motion Of Mr.. SHEFFIELD,
postponed Tor half an hour, in order to Afford ,ims
Tor sposing Of the pending question.
This period however, was exhausted by dilaory
proceedings, originating with the enemies Of the
bill.
The last vote was 64 against % OIL ur. sheiield's
motion.
Mr.. HOLMAN demanded the determination of this
queation by yeas and nays, pending which he House
passed 10 The consideration OF the special order.
NJ. SEDGWICK REP, n. " from the Com
mittee Naval Affairs reported the Senate Joint
resolution compensatiuy the officers and crow for
osses in clothing and othr property by The sinking
OF tie steamer Varuna; the Senate III spproprat-
ing over g. 900 for Losses sustained BY fbe officers
and marines by the iOundi Of the steamer Gov
ernor, while on the way to Por- Royal The Senate
bill for tna relief Of the willows aud orphans, Nc,
Of the officers seamsn aud marines OF those who
os5 th-ir lives on the sbils Cumberland and Con-
gr ss-the relatives are 70 receive q sun equal TO
twelve months pay Ia addition 70 the amount due
the deceased AZ the time of the loss OF these yesesi
TIA Senate Joint reso ution OF thanks 20 Commodore
t1rrAguJ and 10 The officers and men urd hls COM
9and or gallant conduct and successful operations
in the Lower Mlssissippi; tie Senate Joint TesOu-
non OF thanks 70 Commodore GOldsbOr0Uan and 10
MS officers and men for the capture Of Roanoke
.il.ld me SENATE lOlul ftrOluLOn o. HUNKS
Lieut.. Horden aud the officers and men board the
Monitor for their gallan, conduct in the gh' with
the Merrimac
All the foregoing were seycr0lly passed.
1he Senate bill providing that hereafter the second
lieutenant Of the Marine Corps shal be selected by
the President from the graduates OF The MAYA.
4 a emy, was rejected.
Mr.. SEDGWICk reported a resolution OF thanks
to Commodore Dup0n. fJf bis services and gallant
cOnd lCt the effect Of the passage Of which y To- coll
tuue That officer on the active iist in acgordaacs
with Jaw.
Mr.. SEDGWICK also reported "a resolution,
which was passed, voting thanks 20 Tie ~ tains
and commanders in the squadron commended b
Conn., tarngut. This was in accordance with
recommendation OF tue President.
Mr. SEDGWlCk also reported the following
resolutions, which We're seyerally adopted.
Fb.,. Dect.n the Committee Naval Ahar 20 nqni:e
into d.. procuring so Tor tile nanuiactofy u
iron TO re used Tor ship bal dang.
~. no inquire in,o tie pIety Of codjs M is
regIu. Navy and Marine c0r:fi to cpor, e byth oY
pets 40 the next session.
Mr.. SEDGNICk reported resolution irecnng
tie Comm ice Oh Naval Affairs to inquire a. % tie
proper and permanent location Tor the Ntyal Acade-
my. 49,, ..
-. motion of Mr. CALVERT Union, Nab 1t
vac amended by snOa.luing Tor The Con. lit!ee Oh
live naval oi,ers, 10 be upp0 lted by he freslieh'
.nl ten passe4. I'D burned
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he A .illa. including tie Benton, will leave Mem
nnis y.xt Sunday morning tor the scene Oh acIioh'
RETURN TO MEMPHIS.
.S0tnrday NOon, JR1e 2S.-Smce wrting ,n'
above yonr c0rrespo dent has gone mp 20 he'bpnis
IN, hoard the RAN Fol on and ~ derstaDds from 0Igh
authority that Com n)dore Davis viii leave very
carly Tomorrow morning Tor VlcksOurg
hall return below Ht once, and nope soon 20
chronicle another victory and 10 assure you tnat Tue
ast obstruction to tie free navigation VI the great
commercial artery of the West has been removed
forever By the strong hand Of the irrepressble ana
iuviucible North. -, ,oe,
MEMPHIS, Tenn Saturday evening. June 49, 1907
THE GUNBOAT IXPEDITTJ IN UP WHITE RIVER
ABANDONED.
While the ram A,et lay at Whi.e River, learned
hat the guabost expedition ny That stream ill Oeeh
abandoned on account of tie difficulty OF geuin8
more than 40 miles above st. Charles, ana lous'
me Mound City (which has been repaired, the 81.
Loui-, and the Lexin ton, lying al the Nhite connu,
e ce with the Mississippi. IL has been discovered
that the Rebels have ere ted strong ba,tery-soie
say il ,on-ists OF six 32-pound dab gren gnns-aI
DHvaPs Bluff, the point where the Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad strikes the river, ana cOhlec's
it with the capital OF Arkansas.
GEN. CURTlss SITUATION IN ARKANSAS.
Gen. Curtiss force cOnsi a Of some ten or twelve
thousand men, and is now encamped about Sky
miles northeast of Litle Rock. He recently fell
bacs from Il .tesvile, and now has an army under
IN. Rains superior 10 MS own IN nlh reh' N't'io
condition is an unfortunate lie II nd mas Deen
for some time -h1r u supplies aud OF late his fOriY-
ing parties have frequently been captured by the
Rebels, who harrass and annoy the Union General
not a il lie in his present position.
Col. G.. n. Fitcn, IA has been stated Is now on
HE way TO re-enioTce aud supply Gen Curtis though
murt be conits ed biz task 10 very difficult one,
since he must ascend the White River WIN sma |
TRANSPORTS. aud take the hostile battery NJ D1yals
Hluif With biz iuiiu'ry.
T. il to be hoped Col. Fitch will be successful 10
hs enterprise; for II he rs not, General Curtis will
be compelled, | fear, 20 eat lis way through the
enemy Or surrender bins Ii prisoner
That the Rebels are making every effort TO defeat
and destroy Cutiss army Is very apparent from re-
cent movements in Arkauss, and they Va 1t /. ap-
pretended be al, unless Speedy and be given
IN one form or another to he National General, who
! must be confessed, is just now, 10 employ an
pheuliste phrase, in very embariss ng situation
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From THE MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT.
Core Toudrncc Of me Cincinnati q zri'e.


,MDr.IAIN D.rtHgHssI)
MEADOW Irrr, oreouln,r Co., Va i4ue IS y
COZ Georg. CfJos, commanding 81 Provisional
Brigade, has iust returned from an expedition into
Monroe Comfy in search Of Geu. licih, WHO wa,
encunpcd at Salt sal uus Spurgi. about thuty-fyc
miles from tins place. Col Crook had ri, ID pos
live iniormaiOa that Gen. lleth. WHO ha- force of
between 900 and 5000 men was shaCsting that
rich agricultural r-cnn of all its supplies Of prOyis-
ipue, grain, and forage, aud was 80 severely en-
orcine he iupr,s law 10 DIVE hundreds OF
the half loyal men into The mountains.
Sia. q his ingOiOu3 ccicat AT Lewlsburg, on the
I'D Of last month he has been very hitter and vim
C.. i've III forcing conscrlts IutO lao army. The
mountains fall OF refugee. A. amy ~ seventy
Of these hunted mon were enucea ell at one place o
rendezvous. So many iabcrng men have thus been
Driven away, a seriously 10 impair agricultural la
boz aud 70 lead fear lest there be suffering ano her
year. these Ia addition to of more purely
military character, induced Col. Crook 10 plan an
expedition 10 Salt SUI Lur, 10 drive Gen. lieih'b
force ont OF that region.
Cob Crook force consisted OF about 40 men
made up irom the Bob, 18th, aud 1,th Ohio rcgi-
D.euts, "A battalion of the I'd Virginia cavalry aud
six pieces Of artillery. Fearing that Gen. IIelh
would attempt to retreat without riskiug bat lie
we marched around To the west of Salt sulphur
aud then cut of hts retreat toward Mercer county,
where Gen. LOrlng has force In front of Gen. Cox
has eat of, he hurried east 10 Union and thence
30 the mountains directly south. toward Salt Pond
on the way 10 Dublin Depot, Ola tue Tennessee Rail
road. llis scouis gave hin prompt notice of our
coming, but twithstanding hc left most urecipi-
lately, and is force in most demoralized con-
dition. This fight has greatly dis yVsted the Rebel
citizens OF Monroe.
Gen. Heb has claimed to he protector Of this
repion against Union iuyaders ~ Lewisburg he
attempted 20 drive Col. Crook out OF GroeuLri,r.
and LOidly gave him battle Col. Crook defeated
h,s greatly superior force and utterly routed him.
Now at Sdt Sulphur, 10 Monioe county, lie has ie-
hnt 20 defend hi own clinp and has sought saicty
in burned light. Not only are iho citizen. us.
tustod with hun, but his own army, made up largely
hom this csiOn, Is Disguised too. Another iulpur,-
ani fl 4 Of this expedition will be the relief which
ii viii tend 20 give To the oppressed people in that
region. There II no probability that Gen. Ileh will
relurn 10 Monroe county.
We have shown u we can march !ea.lessly
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through all tina. section of country, aod the OPP
pssed " II take courage, and tho Secession element
wrf at once be pat upon its good behavior. We
took several hnndred fat cattle which Gen. Heth
had no; rime to dive away, beside small atno lnt
OF army supplies. The expedition was admirably
maraged by Col. Crook who combines caution and
bolaness in very rare degree. We captured Fix
Reoal prisoners. Our only loss WAS Carper Hewitt
of Co. /, I'd Virginia Cavalry. He was from Har-
risonviIle, Meigs County, Ohio. He was sho. by
one of our ow n Infantry pickets 1t was most IN
fortunate accident.
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NunBgK FhJs FAcH STAT.
Int.I. Shln 4 i.'hs C,lYrs Hnf Is. Sy.ns.


r4itss'rGIi. y 70, Ta'or. eid6lc. T. y Pel'i, w
IL, each; Cali Skins. SGac. 10. Yea Ca''es' nom -
EB-.f Extra and First quality include nothing 81. -
h,[, ,rge a. stall ted Oarn. Second qaaiy ~. br.
~, 80 f. o,en the best stalled Cows ANA ile 1'ss
ys.r5d S.eers OroinaIy consists o. balls and '''
lots =, .. - - ~, ,tcse e inferior
SnerP-EN'ra include, Csssot', and when ''''
quality are thrown out. - .4f's.terp Rail.
TIE ,ere "A ear. o,er the Grand Trunk 81 4 r,
road g., over tre Bsston and Lowell Snd o.
burg. ,,.pb.- Of attic
lat v,rs The average quality rather sim. 49, al
n.t week There nearly three sine' w. ,s,eted
sheep fh,, there last week douoe M ~, at TAIN.
20 'n' VIZ 80 mice b, m The srriyai OF e lister .EaiH.
number ho.- s'I 70, NJ, . ,bsn the,
- q head loser aud grcut many sou v tus slo.,
d the rfIfAe,
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rs,,,br.dpe Cattle Market
axyosrsp FOR Arb II. Y TSipuSg. By lFo.

axposrsp FOR ABB ~ Y. TSiDuSE By HFo. RnFr:
JLIA , lssa
Whole nnmber Of Cattle a. market 526 s1oa. . oeev.s
sJ ID stores consisting Of Working Oxen llth COWS Ane
one two. and three yer old .-..... .- r.,
c,,i;,v ~: second quality, IS So, third quality, o.
PW,cys ~ sroas CATTLE Workns Oxen PEI psiF. so
10. Cows and Calves frOil S25 $50 20 $40; geahns'
n,rs rgo.yrar.ods none ThresyeM.old'. = % 60 Sl
sb,.p and ismbs $50 vt Market prices IA .oi' ~ !.g
=, - each; -xr, $50 Si-oT from 2.c. 70 sc. . n
sprrg l. anbs from II - 20 ~
NunBgR F,Ds E,cH STAT. -
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u..tc.t ship News.

aRHIyED....THuRsDsY Monr oe.oeA
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