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, 1864-12-09

YgYHERE WILL BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST
4 bidder for cash GU S. Legal Tender notes. the
following described piece of land
The west half the south west quarteF and the
west haf of the northwest quarter Of section thir
containing 100 acres being School land. Sale to
take place at the Court House door, in Walla Wala
on the 10th day of January, 1865.
By order Of the County Commissioner.
Dec 8 1864. 52w4
, 1864-12-09

FREEDOM MARCHING ON.-The Indiana SENT
mel of Oct. 18th publishes list of the names of
newspapers that have been suppressed and the
number of Offices that have been mobbed, during
ministration. The list fills three columns of the
Sentinel and must number several hundreds
The Editor of the Sentinel Classified just
prior to the October election, but the publica-
ton of the paper was being continued up to la
test dates
, 1864-12-09

The Oregon Arena estimates the Indebtedness
of the State at $25OOOO This modest little
sum has been entailed upon the people of Ore
gon through the mismanagement of Gov. Gibbs
& Co. The Governor is very economical in get
ting up private dinners for his particular friends
to cost not exceeding "six bits head" but
when it comes to matters of State concern he is
as lavish as Prince. The six bit dinners tax
his own pocket, but the State banqueting taxes
the people.
, 1864-12-09

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned,
N Administrator upon the estate of Charity
Moore deceased, will Tuesday, January 3d.
1858, sell at PUBLIC SALE, on the premises, the
following described real estate, towit:
Lots No. and 2, in Block ID, in the city of
Wala Walla, W. I. Sale to take place between the
hours of 10 o clock a. M and 4 o'clock D. m.
FERNS cash in coin. H. KREBS, Admir-.
Walla Walla, w. I. Dec 9, 1864 52w4
, 1864-12-09

WHERE ARE THE LADDERS 2-Can anybody tell
where the ladders are that belong to the Fire
Company They have all disappeared from the
Engine House, and in case of 6re.there would
not be one for use. The parties who have them
are requested to return them forthwith.
, 1864-12-09
Notice

IN of Fl. NJ. Spear & Bro, have this 9th day of
Dea., A. D 1864 sold and delivered up the posses
sion of the Cigar Store, next door the Gem" Sa
loon, and also the books and accounts due said firm
to Schonheld, LebenhaU1n Coz who will collect
all debts due II. NJ Spear Bro, and receipt for the
same from and after this dare, Dec. 9Th 1854
H. NJ. SPEAR ,& BRO.
The Cigar Store formerly owned by H. NJ Spear
& Bro. will be carried by the undersigned, who
will collect all debts dde said firm from and after
this date, December 9th 1864.
SCHONFlELD LEBENBAUM & co.
Wala Walla, W. T. 52w4
, 1864-12-09

SNow.-The first snow of the season fell to
the depth of one fourth of an inch in this valley
on Thursday night, 8th. The ground is now
white, and the indications are favorable for a
fine season. seighing.
, 1864-12-09

A ST AM CLOSING UP MY BUSINESS No
N tice is hereby given to all persons indebted to
me upol any account whatever to come forward and
pay the same by the lst day of Feb uary, 1865 All
accounts remaining upaid after at date will be
placed in the hands of an Attorney for collection
JOHN MOAR.
Walla Walla, Nov. 9, 1854. 52m2
, 1864-12-09
Total value per ton, $7,434

REMOVAL OF THE CAPITAL OF IDAHo-The bill
just passed the Idaho Legislature, removing the
seat of Government of that Territory from Lew
i8ton to Boise City, has been signed by Gov,
Lyon, and is now law.
, 1864-12-09
BIRTHS.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

Al u. Keoscnthal's .JexveIry
store.
TBHHE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC is INVI-
4 ted to tbe very arge stock of Fine
WATCHES,
CHAINS,
DIAMONDS
PINS AND
EAR ETNGS
, 1864-12-09

NRUSHED, New Orleans, San Francisco, CossS
~ pore and China Sugars, at
KOHLHAUFF & GUICHARD's.
, 1864-12-09
MARRIED

BAUMGARDNER-H -HUFFMAN-At the City Hotel,
in this city, on the S0th ut, by w P. Horton,
ESQ Mr. j, }. Banmgardner and Miss Martha
Huffman, all OF Um 4tilla coanty, Oregon.
BIRTHS.
sTONE-Iu this city zee. g, to the wife Of Dr. E.
StOne5 son.
, 1864-12-09

Marion Moore, Esq, arrived in this city on
twelve hundred pounds of silver bullion. He
departed fos San Francisco on Friday morning.
The bullion has considerable gold mixed with
it, and the 1900 lbs. was estimated to be worth
$A5 OOO
, 1864-12-09

Late papers from Indiana, (Copperhead) com
plain that the October election was conducted
unfairly. They state that Republicans only
received furloughs in the armies and were per-
mitted to return home to vote. They also state
that some Massachusetts, Regiments voted tthe
State election; but that such state of things
could transpire seems incredible. Several dem
ocrats belonging to one Company in the army,
stationed outside of the State in writing to one
of the papers, testify that the Company was
known to have so Democratic voters to 50 Re-
publican and the Republicans all received fur
loughs, while the Democrats received none, and
consequently got no vote The New York Tri-
bune (Rep.) comedies that the democrats should
have been equally allowed an opportunity to
vote along with the republicans,
, 1864-12-09

STOPPED RUNNMG.-Mr. Lnkton has stopped
his saw-mill for the winter
, 1864-12-09

PARTIAL LEGIsLATIoN.-Our Lewiston cores
pondent 'Index," complains that the present
Idaho Legislature is rather partial towards
Boise City in matters Of legislation; that,
body polite, it recognizes no other point in Ida
ho other than Boise City. The members,
perhaps, "know no North, no South, no East, no
Vest" but it is quite apparent that they know
Boise City "lke book" The Oregon Legis-
lature is accused of being equally partial in mat
ters legislative. The Oregon Arena says of that
body "Oregon was the nominal and the Port
land lobby the real Legislature" That, the
Arena concludes, was how the Memorial to es-
tablish the Branch Mint at Portland come to
get through the Legislature 1t is to be pre-
sumed that the members Of the last Oregon leg
islature, while acting in their official capacity,
didn recognize any other point in the State
outside of Portland.
, 1864-12-09

REPUBLICAN ExTRAvAGANzA.-We nave one
instance to record, in which apublic jubilee was
had over the reelection of Old Abe. The dem
onstration was at Salem, Oregon, and accord
ing to an extended account given of it, in the
Arena it must have been a "heart-rendering"
affair. 1t was announced by flaming posters
spread far and near, to all the Walametters and
the balance of mankind, that the great meeting
and patriotic uprising of the people would take
place on Wednesday, Nov. oath. Accordingly
on that day the uprising took place and the
Cops. had to stand from under, in consequence
of the mighty multitude. As to the number of
persons present, the Arena says, "there were
not less than thirty-six torch bearers several of
whom were grown But as the procession was
understood to be the great feature of the occa-
sion, we can easily account for so immense a
throng falling into line. The procession, the
Arena says, stretched along Commercial Street
fully thirty feet, and was not less than twenty
seconds in passing the corner at Moores block
, 1864-07-07

The Z. Y. r. Watson Got OG-The Bark NO.
jave-Vesee1s PnssIng-Vessels ut PorL Col-

Especial Correspondence Chicago Ts,buuel
DxFEo1r, July S, 1851.
There Is nothing Of special importance In rcgard to
vessel movements in this locality at the sent time.
although fcs the past two dsSs they hare been passing
In considerable Numbers.
Tnx BARK y r. WATSON.
The bark s. '. R. Watson. which wsE reported on
the White Shoals bsen got on an1 has since passcd
down. It Is presumed her damages were stight. ~
STE lid not call here for 1spsirs 1t was reported that
few tGousand bu,hels Of her cargo we're tarown
@ ,ae tsRsq e q - nsss 1a ka9m Of
TEE BARk AoJAV1.
The nsrk Mo1aye. reported . faw days since ashore
@ o 1a Rere as "a T. s 4
ef Her cargo Was tota! ess aud the vessel 80 fas
When trst liberated from her perious situation, she
ed 10 ank in shoal water On the arrlyal these
q III On Witch 20 st
float, ana then tewed to ibis port a. e!taa7 noted
Tse 81
be inferred that that portion Of her under water At
least has au5sEed se.ionsy; ,,
The tug Leviathan passed hero today, bound it is
6upposad fIr Buffalo. Two stauneh new.bullt YES
9p On sstnT9ay g, o Sesyton a. we:h t.
Brookl1n and snowbird. Elshsr will rate 80 tons
burthen. and present The appearance ot being good
Of fnIsh.
yKas8Is At PORT co1noRyE.
Quite humber Of ve.aes ara at the present time
II sr ~ g9Rs 81 i5e
haze been detained 1m eg T. tn d2ys wh!s
that such 70 he usage Of hs port ana to It thsY nus
submit: Without any claims o. p;Ssteas!ons ios dam
w 70
without thtit charges. willis Others obliged sG
drift to other point IN search Of the a1lonnt
, 1864-07-07

ren,ied on behalf Of the regiment. The reg
iment has been paid and mustered out during
The week. Major Duflcy, Of the S5th {1rish)
regiment, was killed june 21st nt the battle
Of Keuesaw Mountain. He was & gallant Of
flcer, and his loss Is mouzned by numerous
friends.
Our city is growing rapidly. On the 18th
Of May last the Board Of Public Improve
ment was organized, and since that time per:
mits have been granted for the erection OF
buildings, whose estimated cost amounts n
lay daIm 10 population Of 81, 900 next year.
nnT
, 1864-07-07
from the 65th Illinois REGIMENT.
HxApquAs1EHs 65TH LIZ VET. VOL; 20 ~ IT.
In front OF Marietta, Ga, JUNE ~ 4oo7.


Editors Chicago Tribune:
Would you be kind enough to give Pno-
iicity to the following resolutions, that were
adopted ty q meeting Of the officers Of the
c5th Illinois (scotch} regiment a hsld IN itops ets
into consideration the death Of Peter Bruce,
First sc1geant Co. A, 65th Illinois yolun-
teeIs, who was killed during the advance
upon the enemy June IT, 1864:
Reso1red, Tint his company and regiment have
lost most prominent and efficient non-comm1s-
hioEed officer. and tho service and the county
1saious and true patriot, who h&s seRed with his
SSe1 his devotion to thobe principles which 1t ID
eeqnleas,an's btsthr1ght To love.
sre 1.0tso, That ne extand to his widowed u1othoE
ioss s5o'pa1nf ~e strangers may feel In her great
.sot e.tso. 20 GThat e.ev Of these resolutions be
~ ~ III mother IN Per,A- Scotland, and copy
fssh 41nsTtcua JopFnal, wv
4 ". ], AtxwArr.
Lieut.. Col. commanding G5th NJ veI In{.
JAMES An1zR, LIST Lieut.. and Acs'9 Aal't.
, 1864-07-07

volunteers, and Captain In the 10Th United
States Infantry. He is now at home In Port
land, Maine, suffering from amputation Of
his tight leg, the wound received at the bat
tie Of Cade River. The youngest OF Ill his
sons, Samuel, was Lieutenant in the Second
Battery Of Maine Volunteers, and died Of
wounds received ut the battle Of Chaneellors-
vile, aboht one year ago. Mr.. Fe:senden
has one other son, William, who Is MT in the
army, bnt won1d have been had his health
,,arniffe1
, 1864-07-07
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

WDN1AnAT KTx3l1a. July s. 16sA.
BEEF cATTLE-Reesipts aoout $50 head; market
anil and Inactive. The quotations OF Saturday
seem to have continued without change. Tfa1ata-
tiona too limited to estAb1lsh quotations.
B4ny CATTLE sA1rs TO-DAY.
Sellers. Buyefe. Ee. AZ; FT1co q
Gordon. i1nemsR d Co.. Is 1l@ $50
EnoItv& Elh1td1e do ...... @ 1l4S a.23
j Adaue,,.,... -Narbach.......... Is 80 So
HoGs-Reeetved 1t the vArtsus ya1ds about !, SO
tors, Ente1ed sales Issa head. With fair demand
In tho Eaatern markets. prices rule tolefaolJ urn
Ths snrnly ia At present fly adequate to tho dsand
the7s il COM eQueuty less disposition to pA! exsteue
rzses. The auctsttons Of Saturday haVe been fally
sustained, but there has been no dspostsion to pay
bleher .stss In the entered salea to-day prsss have
ranEed tom Ss.7: :1a65, chiefly At S9oo990 Y l9a ID
, 1864-07-07
M A r I N Il Ii 8 T.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. ,Julye,
,.... ..r.u..,r... 49, p1,s... a..s..as
simr Gomst aeE9an THo So;t RveSs: i, sasaes
P1op Eayo;its, saplsf' 'aWt,a Eo5s aoxaId;; a4i;a.
grop Tac!ns. AfthuE nn5slg. e II sandrtss @ @ I'M p
uez
fTop y ltuesdeus "usons Auaxe2oo' :" IL '0nf
Sehf Spencer, EiglAnd Point sable " y q lumber. per
her.
echf fiahera Glaksf, white h4Ke, IS p lnrnoeI:
sehf Enen Pirs, Gossta9el 10 eGs wSoo'
sehr s; Gto Foster. hansen AaaReFon.'o 20 m lunbs=,
BceT Parringten, Elaek. White Lake, 100 N lumbar
ITO m thtnRle4:
sehr Sutherland Carmichael. Psinters7ile, so luu-
sehE 1:land. CA1tysll St: g.qls Psr: 1s Cd xood-
sen. cisi8, White. bay c1'y' Ms Lumbar. 80 m
sehf Sell. stoake,. Auatsgen. LIS N 1amber, q n
18th. .... ...
schE Tempest. WiIlams, Green Bay, II n lumber
SchF Mariner, Su1ltn, G!kn1 dTent y N luIupefs
seht Lavino., Cossan kslamaxoo: s5 n inmner;
Schr HELEN Blood, Reid, Pier Coye. l25 u lumber
|. Bchr Conquest, Russell, sheboyRsn, $50 eds wood
6chr Tr1.c Color, King, South Hayen. - eds bark.
sehr Auskegop, Afcvea, Browns Pier, Is m lumber,
, 1864-07-07

gA1xs-Upvs.ds Of 1000 changed tsads. and tbs
following uere rouae Of the transactions:
lopstMtGm lnnsl:s M t :oHs Pr -; II III agslo' III.
s2fuir Illinois II &c per 10; AZ. SO lbs
Ic4 Indiana 1t eAc per ID; At. l.15o leA.
70 prime DO ~ t'o6 per head; ~. 800 lbs.
81 Sair Michigan at 7Ac per lb and u per head o7
av. / as lbs,
, 1864-07-07
Our next President and Vice President arc
fherefore to be chosen bv the following


TEE NEW CANADIAN MN1s1RY.-The new
or rather the amended Canadian Ministry
is announced. Hon. George Brown, editor
oftho Toronto G1obe, is to be President Of the
Executive Council in the room Of Hon.
Isaac Buchanan, resigned; the Hon. Oliver
Mowat to be Postmaster General, in the room
Of the Hon. NJ H. Foley, resigned; and the
Hon. Wm- McDougall to be Provincial Sec
retary, in the room Of Hon. John Simpson,
resigned. MesErs. Brown, Mowat, and Nc
Dougau are at the same time gazetted as
members Of the Executive Council
The ministry represents all the great fnte-
rests, local as well as political, Of Upper and
Lower Canada. How far it Will practically
prove unit remains to be secn4
, 1864-07-07

~ The Hon. J. /. N. Curry, the seees-
sion leader Of Alabama, says: "should LIN
coin be reelected, our fond hopes WILL be
dashed" And THE Copperhead echo to Mr.
curry is:: "should Lincoln be re elected,
our fond hopes vii be dashed" Curry and
Connerheads are right.
, 1864-07-07
How TO Help Uncle Sam.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
1 would make the following suggestion for
helping Uncle Sam, from tNo cects upwards:
Put as many stamps as you please on your
letters; ali goes into the United States
Treasury. Who will take the lead in this en-
terprise? q. r.
, 1864-07-07

~ Mr.. Fessenden, the new Secretary Of
the treasury, has now two cons In the army.
lanes. The eldest Of his sons, ID aid-de-camp.
w1lh the r.uk Of Colonel, and Is now on Ms
tor General Hooker's staff Francis, the
ynnnrest living, is Brigaaier General in the
, 1864-07-07
ON TILE MISSISSIPPI RIVER,

Adjoining the City Of ste Generteye, Missouri, dry
mics oeioW ct. Lonis. OF two h11dIeA aud tvx3vs
aces, we'll ttockea with flnts Of ~ kladz Asos-
fogty at1t In Gu py1too- mr. N pasEufe, anew eo&
tale 4.elnk hoaaA ot ssyeo roc r.: stable, ueaats
Addrss p: C.TUT1LB. ia. aeasTts1c, 10,
jYERS5&et :
, 1864-07-07

During the 1sst week has been playing sad haToc
with tne Spring Wheas in ths section: u some r..
desref Cd BY this little insect whe many others aIe
Fas truly encouraging two weeks since, but the de-
rredAtiocs OF This insect have made the prospect
1t present thing but rteneousng1ng-Aiodo Recosa'
1ufy
, 1864-07-07

- :. Row.
saml Willard, g. 18th Mo-, wrist, hesh; :. n.
Blair, =, 2dth MO-, 1901, 1esh; Luther GooHng, y,
seth No; ~ McEntSnn i5th ~ = ~ IT, oal9. snss
], !0Dth Ind, scalp, tiesh Bean, 9, Tooth
Wis, ankle, nesh. seopt, @ =. tp:h pht1:s @ !eE.
asehi det shsafon; @ apLn pnlJ ~ aa4Wn; M nas T. "9
ss,S se1, + tna ita aea .ae Gamno1e' sstS obio
ssg iIas1ud; Chohg set, FL a1sn IN" a1GaIoSf
4esm aa5 iM dn1er 4 III Nh s3nars a1b ri H.
est 4o'9 51nv ~, neTer iG3 III shanlder III deaf r.
jas Dnksy s'th sRana na a eih finsg Se chst as,s
Hhio f. sfeht: Gfee1, b. 6th iogs. y Tst III
GmS SesS g,W Ford, q. sth IoTas. h.nd: JW Gem. Ge
soD, aeth S Ga1o eEm 1esn n ~ sansea' 1 a W
1oMa. 454, nes i, 1I,t ~ =, WI !gT. M
nesn nnles ~ M ~ MW VI! n,o1 - 1aueI, ~
s ~ tb;"h 7esh. q Miller a. az lava h,nd nd
, 1864-07-07
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.

WD1xspAY EyKrxa. July g. 1851
The rails upon the banks fo-dAy have been 1uAy ~
tty Of produce in the hands Of speculato. purchased
at hlsh figures, and they zEe very anxious to hold
until they cAn save themselves. They roeelEe little
confederation from bankers. For nrstclasa mercan-
tile paper We benevt there Il sufncleaty Of msAns
1t the regular 10 = cent rate.
Exchange Ii more plenty today, but tina quotations
are not chirsed-1 discount, buying; psr. selilng.
The bulls are putting the screws to ths Gold market
In New York to Day, probably nom the fact thst they
vs7o lArEe-purchsses1 At the low figures which the
market touched on Saturday. When there Ii an
equally cogent reasoa for putting 1t do=n again. It
Will probably be done. Our sdv1ea to the zreenhoras
those outside Of the rngs to BA1d 1rum under. Tbs
following the quotations. ~ telesraphsd TO Jsmes
Ss3H; i!ss !. ny: ss: ?. .n,:.::......s
llY0 0A.n............ a. .s9 KY p m......-.....
l2:ts A:10 p .'e'H
Here Tie market opened quiet At 80. advanced 70
245at13M. Later IN the day 1t advanced to 150a
ess closing orm. Silver dali ut ctGs2s cents below
Gold. Government S2ts declined Today At lo4k in
New York Here the Same nxure WAS bid. Uncur.
reut money Is heayy at an advance Of u cent dis
| count, owing to the ratc Of discount at homo-
The following national banks we've authorized from
June 18th to July !. nelosEe:-
NAM. - LodAT1cA. CAPITAL.
fsS; eSlsssa.iRts, Gslsssea , IT. 's is ;ss
Naronal. Tort Plain, ~. 2aoo,s
stSR naaf olssx0n, 2tihsi Fs s 1883
First ..brattleboro' Vs-.- 1eo ooo
sII99g 1s;9S IS ssS
S%l%iasf9a S1si Rs. 3S5ess NS &c
Aggregate e2qita. ooe
rrcyousy
| Whole number Of nj tiona1 bAnka authorized
to date 6is, with total capital ot-....-..3632aa
, 1864-07-07

nRIHD DERUlT9-APPLEs-Tha market is more
active and prices 1nie nrmer Win n np"asa IN.
MIN Michigan arc mo,e plentiful and Arn at quo;
fai.ons PEAcHrs-In good demand prices nrm and
~ ehaTrra Domestlc small fruits in small demand:
nrtces easY but without QuAtaole change. FOREIGN
FIulrs Market rather qnlet md unsettled; prices
, 1864-07-07

r~ The Stark county (nL) Reses, at Tou-
Ion, Gays the chlntz bug Is making fearful
havoc with the wheat crop In that section.
, 1864-07-07

PRnTlsIDN3-Recelye to-dAy. 2A1so p. Cut
NesiS, - hrs rof1: shipped soday, 10 hs7s Heet.
- rsrH-Gent1Aiy:h held Il ssloaea@. W6
ts!f tmaHa 1t 10 ~ Sales ~ hrs city \ ysGo
Yrtns NseeR PoIk-Markst nrm, with sale Of
A1ardMcTe active and nrnes: as!sfte a.: q e;
IN tIc9 prime eis4 VA l1T dts MI sankee kstHo-
essssast ID Leaf Lard n IKE. dentefeo aexs' ;
, 1864-07-07
FROM INDIANAPOLIS,

The Folrth.--Educntfonn Matfcrs..-
The Cabinet Chanye-Gov. MorEon--
n1IntarY matIers--GFoVEth OF Indinu-
6poIfA.
, 1864-07-07

~ The municipal election at Memphis
took place few days since, resulting in the
election Of Mr.. Park, secesstonist for
nfayor. Gen. Washburne, commanding at
that post, Immediately. suspended the func-
tions of the civil government and named the
city officers who will continue In Office until
their appointments are revoked by the Com
manding General. Gen Washburne Is not
man to be tampered with, and will not hare
rebel city. government Where he COM
mande.
, 1864-07-07
Gen, Meade at the Battle Of Wilder


A storey has been widely prevalent that Of
ter the battle Of Wilderness General Meade
advised falling back across the Rapldan. It
was Tor intimating something Of this kind
that General Meade ordered the correspond.
ent Of Philadelphia paper to be sent out of
the army. A gentlemnn OF this city, who
had heard the report Indirectly from IN army
officer, wrote letter Of inquiry to General
Grant, and has just received reply from
Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Lyman, Vol. 4.
D. c., who states that the letter "asking
about the truth or falsity of the ca1unnious
report was duly received, and has been Tor
warded to Major- General Meade, with an en-
doreement Of which the following is copy:
"General Meade on no occasion advised or
counseled falling b8ck toward, much less acEoes,
lie Rspidsu. There has been no word Or act oi
his from the beginning Of this campaign which
indicated even belief On his part thbt such step
you speak OF are entirely fdle and without the
snau0" % '''no' i. 8. GRANT, Leut.-aen."
City Point, Va, June Is, 1864.
This effectually puts at rest calumnious
report which, uncontradicted, might have be-
come historical
B Congress has decided that none Of the
States which have been formally declared In
tnsurrection shall vote for President till re.
admitted into the Union. The States thus
excluded from participating In the approach
Ing Presidential contest are ns follows:
VIRGINIA, TENNESSEE,
NORTH CARoL1EA, M1ss1ssRPI, i
SoCTH CAROLINA, .1oGlaIAxA,
GEORGIA. FLORIDA,
ALABAMA, 4REAHsAs,
I
, 1864-07-07
8af1irtnal.
DIR. JAMES,

Formerly O, ;1AMEs, HoeprrAt. Cokasn Hsos
street. Nav Orleans, La, established In lHs
now pe1hansatlF located II =: *.
90 Uan1olph st., Chicago lA.s
SPECIALIST
In the treatment OF
Old Chronic, Marcurial. Serofa1ou1s
And Al kinds OF
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES
And
DISORDERS OF 4 CONTAGIOUS TENE1aAL
CHARACTER.
Cures them without resorttrK 10 Mercury, lo41se
pptassii. Arsenic. Or any poison. oue
with NBUTRALIzER
, 1864-07-07
Albany Live 8teck MRfket-mAil Repoffa
From the Albany At1ss and Argus, 4th.]

Bxr7Es-1s vill be noticed that The tsesh Fecaipts
are ECua l3be head less than LAT Wetk. and taxing
tnto account the number Of stale eattls then In tho
yards the filling o. nsafy 2ee9 nt sn ~ 1as1 s u
tic Brighton as ~el ~ IN the New York market.
Many dealer1 lest 1t the rate Of 3l9o head
dc waek before, they cams to Albany With n9 dspo-
stion to buy more than Eas Necessary % sapply ta:ir
fssi1nS was apparent. 4 QaslitT the beeIes zero
ABOUT equal 70 tne cfer1n2s of TN Week before,
tE.de9 pus W Il a advance 81 9Kc ,, ltve weight,
sndSshts vss maintained me market eao-
ion 81 The deprt ftea that has Erayatied tor sSo o.
HneTatoIs hs7e contract 10 supply tbs Governments
With Reo head and that they ~ q tsI1
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