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The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24
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To Merchant Tailors and Cutters.

TO Merchant TaiIors and Cutters.
T HAVE left with Mr.. W. d. James, No. go Mid.
die street. Portland, copies of the true science of
drafting garments. Mr.. j. fully understands the
theory and practice as well as do. and can COM
munieat as well to others. OTIS MADISON.
Portland, Sept l6, 1854.
Having received authority from Mr.. Madison 1
am prepared 70 furnish all tho necessary informa.
tion. and supply those who may wish with the rules
at Mr.. N. s Gardeners, No. 62 Middle street. s. Z
Sept f6-5m b - be..-s . w. D. JAMES.
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Notice.

FEvHE annual meeting of the Female Orphan Asy-
n lum OF Portland will be held at the Asylum
House. corner Of Myrtle and Oxford streets, on
ectll dtd MARY b. STORER, Secretary
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24
DISSOLUTION OF Copartnership.

FEvHE copartnership heretofore existing between
IL Chenery q Read is this day dissolved By mutual
consent. The affairs of the late firm Will be settled
BY Chenery Co at the old stand no. ~ Congress
JOHN H. READ.
Portland. Oct lyth, lss4.-dlwl s s,d
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-24
For Sale.

4 THE Togus House, Furniture, Mineral
@n Springs apd Estate ofthe late Horace Beals,
ls&AsN comprising one thousand acres ofrich farm
f1Ej lug land, the Hotel and Spring, will be sold
separate, If wanted. This property will be
SOLO with all the improvements, much less than first
cost Also the John Davis Farm, situated ON the
banks OF the Kennebec, comprising three hundred
acres OF the richest land in Kennebec County, with
Chelsea, Me. - N. REAI,S. A cert. :
DIV oct 10 -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-16

yonng clerk in Albany saw beautiful
young girl among the Mormons who PASSED
through that city Saturday; ard falling in
love ut first sight, offered 10 marry her out
right. he was scornfully refused. the girl
prcierrlng to run her chance. Of getting the
twentieth or thirtiet!l part Of man in Utah
man and his wife, few DAYS since re-
turned TO their lodgings in Paris IN state
| Of drunkenness. The woman fell on ~ bed
and 50 s,nathed her skull, that She died mon
me floor. The husband let hi consort
dead and determined to pass the remainder
81 the night with a female living on the
next floor. She declined to admit the in
iruder, and on his persisting. she Knocked
nm down stairs, when he fell on his head
ana was Killed. In the morning both par
ties were removed BY the police. and the
woman was sent to prison
\ party cf boys at Detroit. last Friday
began 10 play war The, separated
themselves into the two great arInic, Of yir-
GINA, and began TO fight the battles of the
VII. rIncs,. The lcaicrs Of the Opposing
hosts, Grant aud Lee. were armed with ps
tolls. Ia the heat and high excitement of
he conflict, Grant reckle,SIy and patriotic
ally discharged his weapon. The ball took
elect IN Lees leg. wounding him badly
Tie was taken 10 the hospital and il is feared
II may be necessary to ainputate the alnl,i-
tiovs youths lcg.
\ shocking story is told ci' i man ii Lite.
ted e., who went to sit up with s,ch
friend. During the night the watcher had
an attack Of dclrilrn trcinenS. and in his
frenzy assaulted the hctless nvaii 4 and
beat him to death When The sick cham
her vas entored at an early hour in the
morning the mailman was four. Il ,Iraooin,
The corpse Of his victim upon the i,oor tiek
ing and stamping upon him. The maniac !.
wa, with difficulty secured man
Testing savage determination to continue |
his work OF violence.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-16
DIR. Stricklanh.s
NclIifluoN CaUah Balsam
a Proclamation

By the Mayor Of The City Of Darenport
WHEREAS it is provided in Sec of Chap
ter 90 OF the Revised Ordinances of the City
of Davenport, that s. it shall not be lawful
:" for any animal Of the dog kind to run at
large in the city of Davenport from the LIST
day of June unul the LIST day of Septcm-
Der OF each year. unless the same be Sc
curely muzzled, SO that no injury can
possibly result from the bite Of such ami.
"mal."
Now !, R. Lowry, Mayor Ct the city OF
Davenport, do hereby order ano direct that
all owners of dogs shall co,,.ine, or muzzle
them IN the manner above set forth,
from the LIST day Of June next until the LIST
day OF September. And any dog found
running at large, during said period, with
out being SO muzzlet, shall be killed.
~ witness whereof have hcreunto set
my hand and caused the seal Of the City OF
i)avenN,rt to BE- hcrunto affixed this 18th
DAY Of Nay, A. D., 1854. K. Lowmv.
.aJ sata Mayer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-16
Nome songs Of the War.

American Marscil~e k1,..r 81.
II nder our flag bea, the long cal! once more,
Call up the North YOU called her before"
Our Volunteers. Song and Chorus 3D.
''Sl!den and loud the war cry rang"
Softly now, tendrrly lift him viii, care 30.
TINS Is "A hero whose pale fo M We hear
Inscribed TO the mothers wives and sisters
slain in battle
From The Red Battle Field. Quartet 50.
SILENTLY. tcndcry. mourn,nlly home,
Floin the red battl.. field volunteers come. =
\ Hero has Fallen. 81.
His saddle is empty and sheatlied is his sword.
Aiio'her has lef; us to reap his reward"
Emancipation Song and Chorus. 81
In this laad Of the Free not slave shall there be,
As a cause for rebellion or treason
Mother. when the wal is over Sig and Cho. so
The Drummer BOYS Marcel, So
Sent by mail. post paid, ON receipt Of price
OLIVER DlTSON d CO., Publishers, ~
Washington street. Boston.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-16

Ilohsr THIEF CArrraEp.--A week aoo
last Friday night, pair OF valuable horses
were stolen from the pasture of Thomas
Smith, IN Lyons. Mr. Snitl, came to Chi
cago, and with the assistance of chel Brad
l,y and his detectives. asccrtained TIA, tho
horses had been shipped upon the steamer
Planet. for Milwaukee, He followed ,ne,,
there, armed with letter Of in,ro.uctinn
nom Chef Bradley to Chief Recl. Tie
latter SGT hls detectives at work. and found
the horses and the thief about four miles
from Milwaukee, engaged in hauling wood.
smith arrived here this morning. With his
horses, and having also the thief IN c!stod,
-, htcogo .j9uruoi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-16

\ S'rrhIoE RrasnY-We can cynsciel,-
t!o' sly recomr' nj 10 those Suii, rin. from :.
disrcs>ihy cough. y ~tri, klana'. !, rhnn
ions C"uel, iia'sain. II gives relief aln,c-t
instantaneous. and is vital moi Iii, -reaI.I.
TO the tas;e. There is 10 doul. l.,, the
~ hiiluou, Cough Dalsan. is one OF the le.t
preparations IN u~c, and is all that Il, pro
prIctor claims for IT, We have MED il dur
ing the past week and found relief from \
most distre sing cough 1t is pr pared by
IT, RI ki;ai No. 9 Fast It'll street. in
lima |. q, and for ~a'chy druggists at 20
cents per bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-16
IMPORTANT 10 LADIES
''Great American Remedy"
DR.. IiARI El
tHroao 71era,1l Fsm1's PH's.


Hroao Ti.rmH Fsaa1'e Psis
VAHIcH HAVE NrlER YET FAILED
w .ahcn the direo .,rs have been strictly
followed III removing diF4litie. arising from Oh
-'ruet"n or stopage II nature or II restoring the
system To peitec; health when sufieiIng hom
Special aileeti'ns, Pr"iapsus teri the whites,
other weakness of tn len inc organs. The Pills
are perfectly harmless IN he constitutions and
rnas he taken by tie delicate females with-ut
causing distress; al t.ls time oct like charm
liv strengthening. nrigorliiug BnG restoring the
- stem - lea'tlIv condition and bv bringing on
the monthly period Of Regularity. no matter from
what caiis" he distraction ma. arise. They
should. however, not be taken THE frst three Or
four months vi pregnancy. though safe At any
othcr time, As miscarriage would b lie result.
Each box contains ~ pill. Price 81
DR.. Harvey 5 Treaties 90 Diseases - Females,
Pregnancy. Hiscari iage S.rrenncsS. ~terih
t., Reproductions add Muse u r..,uic
and c,np3at.caily H." ladi private medical adj
wiser, pan'i'iile, 81 81 pages senf free 10 any ad
dress. Si% cc.;- require. - pa. postage.
The pit and Bpk VIII IT, sent i, mail and
confileniialiv. when desired securely s"aed, ami
prepared uli Gee sf.i II IaoApV lii
j. BRYAN. u. =, e,,ai A5sl.t.
- Ceior-stre s Nv sefa
Sold lv all the principal druggists
Smith :. Dwyer, wholesale agents, 1iiirAgo
n EW NFnlcM DISCOVERY roR THE
~ Permanent Gus. ef
Guuorriiea, t,leej. Unnatural Discharges. inpo-
t'nce, Seulna! WEEK.-MRS. Nigh,l Emissions,
inecn'i-"n"c Gee,;.a' DEBILITY ard lfi-
,a'''hty, srave structure and aittc
tion~ 81 tne kidns ard bladder,
which la been use, i3g upwards oil
100 ysICI.SS
in their pgisatc ,Fa~iee With eatirc success 81
preceding Cubehs Capsules, OF any other com
pound hitherto Known.
l'> LIT. = pIJ =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-16

For Rats. Mice. EEOacBscS. Ants.
Bed EBuS~. Moths in lnrs. Wool.
ems. &c. 1Msects On l'l:,Ut =, E'Ovy Is.
Animals. Ac.
Put MP In 25c. 5oc. and ri. Boxes Bottles and
Flasks. s. and S. sizes Tor Hotels. Public lust:
buttons. etc.
Only infaliitie remedies known
''Free from pc.son-.
''>n, dangerous IN thu Human Family
''K.t> come cat 81 their hole> 10 die
y-Sod Wholesale IL al Vie large cities
s-4y~Scla b. Druggists and Retailers everywhere
80" :. Beware III all worthless limitations.
- See that "CosTAe's name j. on each Box.
Bott. and Flask before Won buy
Address HENRY K C0sTAR.
Principal Depot 49, Cr"dwav. \. Y.
~" Sold by T.. = BALLORD.
Wholesale and Retail Agent.
Jan dNtf na.enpo.t, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-16
MANHOOD.
How Lost! How Restored.

.ffNt fu5f,Shei. n senis-3 Eardope Prfc. cents.
4 LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
"A MENT and Radical Cure # >perrnrtorrhna
or Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Emissions
Sexual Debility aud lmpedments to Marriage
generally Nervousness. Consumption, Elepsy
and Fits; Mental aud Physical fncapaci,y, re-
snlting from Self Abuse, &C., BY RoBRRr J. Cut-
vERwELL, N. d author Of the Greea Book. dc.
"a Boon to Thoumnds Of Sufferers"
Sent under seal. in IA plain envelope. to any adj
dress, post Pa,d. on receipt OF six cents or two
postage sieanps, ny DIR. }. G. KLINE. 1T Row
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No, = E4eCIuire Row
TRI~lil> ~Aik.

Tiki : III. : -At.E.
VV'HLkhAr On the II day cf Jui, 4 ID
w l-,l. Johnson Walker, Of the county of
Clitien il I'll State nf lova, executed unto
t;enrge :. G. Dow. - trustee. 4 certain deeI vi
trust cpnvcsing u said trustee The Land III Gin
ton county. lava, described a. follows 4 wit -
The souti-eas: quarter OF the northeast quarter
q section No..tghi in township NJ. eighty
three - rortn Of ranre NJ. foua east OF the
fifth STR d nj. Which said conveyance was
made pv 'he said johnson Maker, fur the prr-
pose Of securing the payment u six certain prc,a
i>siy notes therein s-if cited aad the interest
thef, on, s;gued b. sid Johnson v aiker. ,a,ei
The 1T als ef July. ! u iSi ani payable a.
follows One FIR .rn PAYABLE June Isl, l-5z,
cas II, 7 Loo i,eyarlr lsnaar. -. 1863. one fo-
(. - ia. January - l>"f. tna Tor r.. =, paw
able Jannaf, 81 .sJ ore Tor So - payble Jan
uary - ire', one f',r 81 - a January i.
,N4i. al pay abb Ia order If Maeklet 4 corb.n. d;
,lieit office IL tl,- ri,t II Davenport. Iowa.
Ard now said tli,e. ti-i mentioned notes hav
in4 become due end PAYABLE and tie sad John
son Walker having iaiiei - pay Tie same. /
Geo. : {. poy, trustee a. aforesaid d. hete',y
give ttis public notice that bN virtue Of the pgn
.r which J. ~ vested b., said deed Of trrist.
\ Ill on saturday. the I'll das u Jnae. A. d.
1864 at the hoar OF tNo o'clock II tue afternoon
nf said dsv. at the Court House door in the CITY 81
Davenport. expose and offer for sale, at PUBIC
.u 1ini,. the parcel 81 land above described, %
r.ui thereof IT. -hail bc necessarv to satisfy Ed
pay the amount OF said note with tue interest
thereon to the day of sale, together win All ble
costs and EXPENSES attending said SALE costs Of this
notice and trustees fees.
Dated the x5th of Nav, 1854.
mayaS It's GEORGE >. &. DOW Trustee.
STATE or IOWA. In the District Court foi
Srorr Cor~TY said county
Ceoryianna C. Jones VS.. Joan Il. Jones.
To John r. Jones, Sir:
NOL ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, that there
j i. now on tile in the Office Of the tlefk OF In
District Court for Scott county, State Of Iowa,
petition Of Georgianna g. Jones, PRAYING for y
divorce from the bonds OF matrmoas now sub.
sistin, between YOU and plaintiff. for reason That
YOU have been guilty OF such inhnnan Treatment
towards her n 10 endangcr her life. And peti-
toner also pray tina, she lave the guardianship
of Georyiu,ina A. H. Jones and Laura II. c. n
Jones, vour and her minor children.
Now. unless you appear and answer thereto on
or before noon Of the second day Of the next term
Of said Court. to be begun and holden on the !r,.
Monday Of November A. d., 1854. your default
will be entered Of record, andjudgsnent rendered
thereon, granting the prayer Of petitioner. .ss
Nay 20, 1864.
4fU. s. Revenus DAWSON TRUE,
ie1ene % Cts. Plaia1i1S Aatesosyo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-16

Thu Iill. by 'o.s exrerlerco u ri, ae prac-
ice, hz b.es foai i the OF nSe'u reniei.
.kaiar b general "a .,fats .ts u a'v -
,rs Ct To, Drr -.us'i'res -. irfes Ma. t.
w,,t-s. tain { the omt tuinors, a ! uiia n.
iis.a. ., nerv debi'y &c
r-rs seal Us & .itor'r of "a or ssndi 2
r .z..xes ~ ~ i-tnss may u."i nl> . 30
rance ii estt,i Ia re vi h np CT f.i' y ahi
'-et 40 ,.suie D. 70 charge. ri u 8 far NJ
uu 4, saisiaclo-. ieinlns u lon { r sos'1crf
TeAd I. 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11
THE MANAGEMENT OF CASTLE GARoW.-Ths

| The MANAGEMENT OF CASTLE GARoM.-I0
following report has been made by the Committee ap-
pointed by tie Commissioners Of Emigration for tho
purpose OF investigating certain charges - to the man
! cement OF Castle Garden;
RESOLUTION COMMISSIONERS, July ~, 1854
"Thst $40 hal Con mies three be appointed 20 invcef
gate the accusations aud nsinnrcr brought by parse
| agan-t the employees oil Castle Garden"
Your Committee In compliance with the above rcse
luton beg respectfully to make the following report
Your Committee met the Sd inst. hsvrg previous
" requested and invited all parties referred to by Dr.
free6 in his report vel Others. TO be In attend
ance, for the purpose Of giving their Testimony Ihs
Commission will observe f,om tho depositlons taken
uer oaih) Of the respective witnesses adduced thaS
they are referred by DR. Fech being able ~ verify
the various allegations against Mr. Casserly and others
The witnesses were allowed the fullest opportunity for
substGnatng their several statements III the reporA
and every facility given them for doing So. ny
reference to the minutes Of the two meetings OF your
Committee the Commission III observe that the yarose
subjects referred 10 by DR. Frech. such % the Erpres
Company recruiting business. as well AS the genera
arrangements for the arrival and reception OF the emf
grants by their friends were al infinitely inquired into
Regarding the management Of the Express COMPANY,
will be by reference 10 the minutes OF ,he mrs.
davis proceedings OF Committed. they aie OF cpi7.
ION that il would rot be for the uterest OF the migrant
to disturb the present arrangements for the raoyal u
luggage Lplr Committee. however, world suggest
the propg.ety o! adding the respective Presidents ~
the Irish aud German Societies to the present Castle
Garden Committee charged with the management Of
this matter.
inside the Garden for the purpose OF seeing thsn
friends their foil attention. They see no reason zoe
altering or removing any oi the RESTRICTIONS VI ssy
guards az proseLt existing for being acted on ana pas
In force BY mr. .assery. In the opinion OF your com
mtec the rules to be observed are Just and proper
the peculiar circumstances of the case beng soey ~
the protection OF tie cmigrant.
With reference u the finding Il employment for AZ
irving em.grans yonr Committee. after dds inquiry
into the mode of condGciug this business di not dee
il neces sary call any witnesses being fully satisne<
that the object contemplated place the eBrant u
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SANTTARY CosMissIoN--SoLDIEEs' LETIEss.-p
proposed by the ladies hose are subloned 10 ns
coHection tine letters and osfys OF soio
both officers and priyse. tor publication IN AID oil she san
Commission u IL believed that much matter OF ibs'.s
might be thu, brought TO ligbi, va lbnmg hfirht' III
roc conduct and ss-c.tcns patriotism, pure ana hoVs
s.tin-ss expressed hers, wives and sisters on "
ct battle from camp aud Held Nom Tort and
ard gpnoort. Il, -, ..
Persons possessing such reori' sre earnestly nS'ci 70 ~
sponl Ills appeal, BY ss.ing copie, OF them "i'o a
name and cilcuni stgnces undo which written. -,
Eiors generally respectfully solicited to give ns ~
iice conspicuous place IN their joIfnas' u oieei W
general circulation
COMMUNICATIONS may hc addressed 10 -. NJ, &C..
Mrs CLAYTON AEWbOLD. NO. 81 West I~rh'J''"'
street. ,,
SUSANNA SHAW MlSrURN, No. 10 West Se'eh'ee"~
street %, s..,
ELLEN r. STRONG. No. "a Fast Twen.yhrsi street
LYDIA MlNrURN POST, No. el ".s A"ea'S'0's""
street
NEw.YoRK, Maya 1907
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11

POCKET PICKED. On Monday last, lsa1
riding in an Amtystrce, stage had her pocket pickle.
Of her purse containing cheek for 500 IN INC San;
pocket she had 900 rolled up Id - ~.
which the thief fortunately did not discover. Al m.'s
wouM uIynys carry their money in their bard or IA
mali bag. tiey would not ose II 50 easily We heVe
gear OF parse being picked out o isdy naI,
hnrs ire ix ncr,ous on q seat, and or Two OF tes
obliepgly shove 10 10 make .or snosher me ID
lea sbould look ts t,s'ir rsinssfs
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"WEDNESDAY. Avg. tO-P.

Gold opened at 254!, rose to 255, and closes
at 255025l Stocks upon tic street were EIm For Gov
ernments there il a continued good demand. Coupons
II 1851. 1864 1861; 59Cs. Coupon 1907 loHi August
73Os, IOsi Certificates 95G95; Indiana Sc, sOi Ten.
nessee Is S5a57, Missouri Gs05,' California IA l62
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PhiindnI,hin Cnt,in unrLct. AUG. lo.

tie supply OF Sect Cae this week lar amounting
80 lead 1te deuianI very brisk ss6
prices he lower Crinry gud good cattle sold =
frn eliza IA y lOJ 3D. AM and prime from 5i4 sy0
sl6 50.
SHegP-This market well supped. the arrivaln
emonuug D. f5J. ric-s rather 0vef sales bcin6
nise from 6dolc 30 Tor good and om sd,!c or extra
HoGaihe Of Hog. amor'tci " lSt0 bead n prices
ran sng fiom - va + 10 - y go u net.
owsTtrs b.s ueeE bu. t!n iugs In this market IN
heal Of Gov. sold s!Jd 80 for sprinyer an
from b go 49, los Coz. via Calf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11
40 shares Confinen'a Pire Co.. 100
" shares vessnt Fire Insurance Co., SIS esch III
lAdverssInrptl
THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK, NEw- YORK.

THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK, NEw-Y0RK.
psposrrArz FINANCIAL Agent on Tus UNITED S1Arrs
viii receive subscription. for the 3o Treasury Notc-
CENT GoLpsEAHSo 80 Bouds Parties soscrioins before
18th August will be SLOWED interest to tia, date Those sub
.crbus that date win ray accrued interest Recosurn'
the importance q. senral subscription to this PopoAH
Lo,r hi, lank will ALLOW ali subcriS.r, TUE vHoLr cor
xIssrox Of 81 30 on each & 100 ssb,crbed.
HczzIs kEIouun, Prssdeak-
ID. w. yAueuAI, Ca<heh
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Since Jan. i.........f a3J GlBi5sdo Sll4Bjoi
The receipts on tae Greud Trunk Railway for
the week ending
July ~ OF 81 Cor week las, yt s13cJl CO
ncftG6.,..,..'s...sss.''sr i'.S" %
TIC Company are nos working the Buffalo and Lake
Huron lIae which. by on agreement between the two
Companes. passed into the hands Of the Grand Tsuak
Company on the ist Of August.
Sterings quoted at 2io in currency. and 1851
alO9 In gold. Francs. 5l3ia5.lG.
The Scotia takes out $69, 900 in specie.
Mr.. Albert ii. Nicolay will hold his regular
auction sale Of s;ocks and bonds to Thursday.
Aug IL. at l2i O'Clock al the stock saltrooms NJ %
ions street For mi particulars. see biz advertise
ment in the auction column.
The Treasurer Of Wesichcster County, New
York advortses FOR proposals for Tie purchase OF the
County bonds TO the extent OF SG750DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11

Arg lo-i52DJ bb. Flour. 100 blls. Whisky, 3ioo bbA
Corn Meal H. 30 ous. W1ea 5000 bl.h. Corn, 5000
bash Gas 40 pks. frov.on. go pigs Lard ll7o pkg
Butter, ~ pigs. A,tesi 80 pAss. On Gaze.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11

Onr year tAug NJ. ..lS.V I,Ht 40 l,H0 -
Bssses-Eytra.....Si2 7Su $3.50 Per los n - NJ
First quality. n soa { ~ 30 total weight Of Md,
e~cog3 do... oO6 II 10 tsllow. suA tssssse
Third do..... on 873J beef
Working $oo1 SIS, nearly according 70 thsn
vslue o. beet.
Coo. and Caire,- sasa $50; Extra, sssee7s, Tssss
aud Ordinary, S25dt3.
caeep and Lamb,-in lots &tNsg7 IS y head.
Sr.ne--Snos,', Columbia County. il@i4c v D.
IeoI Cdl,ss-Senr2.
Hide'-iiG2ci Cali skias Csc. y p, or o. sooos -
each; TALON. llQilc y u.
Pdts- tid&2.
RRxAEEsin the total OF Cattle include - 20
rol last week. aid nn Died in with the fresh stsok,
tia, we found dicnt to separate them Nor sufS
ought 20 90 could they sals and afsc3
the supply. anu consequently prices, about mnci
equal ngOcr o; fre.H sock IN tho morning Of CsniJdge
We though. tire market opened yorsby TO tue drovers
than co1 , week Tue s,oek arrived in good season.
The Dir cool the iorrns 1vercsst and many VI the
weather predicted rain and consequently, more
I'd for 81 ok Hut tie poued down his heat, the day
became hoi sury, aud VI the Of the whole bsg
for keeang resh I.et-re-uli dos day weather Ano
IN de Gni prce well and ca~, ted. ind The
ma, ct ~ dently the weather grew hot.
H. tr sitoh, found in toe afternoon. 9Jl Wesern 10
Guiding 200 tia, l4rdd Caubrld.s I'll Of hieh
driven TITS ID full 100 than reported Al Cam
hre uere We could hear OF no sa-s l3Se %. BE1
ths cstr hot good IS lat week. Trade dull
Tie lumber Of sheep about half last week.
and AsH hNf oi h- Wees bsore. All sod by the hsad
md ABOUT 1.c " besd advance at weeks prces NeAa
fewer and prices littl. b. tier. Mich Cows still dll