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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08
GENERAL ORDER,
OFFICE PRovOSr MARSHAL GENT OF L. Tenn,
Knoxville, Tenn, March 1, 1863
GENERAL ORDERS No 3

has been reported to this office that many merchants in
this city, having permits to trade dposng of their goods
to dsoya and loyal persons alike. This abuse of the the
OF the Government calls for prompt and immediate
ton No allowed to purchase goods who
loyal to the United States Government In all where the
loyaS is not so well known to be beyond question: the
chant should require II to be established by the usual proof
This should in all be done by the merchant before the
goods purchased it is not be supposed that the
OF the Treasury Department stop inquire into the loyalty
OF who asks for permit. The of their
ing bill Of sale will be considered prnd fIcid evidence
their loyalty Any person violating this order will forfeit his
permit, and will subject himself conhcaton Of his goods
and such other punishment as the case may require.
H. 1t hereby made the duty Of all officers in the military
service and all agents OF the Treasury Department wherever
they find taking goods their houses without
proper permit from the agents of the Treasury
deprive them Of said goods and send the the Custom
House in this city, to be sold for the benefit Of the
Ill The danger Of capture Of goods sent beyond lines
great that the regulations Of the Treasury Department in
that must be enforced Hereafter goods will be
mtted TO be taken beyond the lines Of the actual occupation Of
the These nes for the present, will be considered
extending from Cumberland Gap to Strawberry Plains thence
to cambridge and thence including Sewer county and such
part Of Bount county lies north of Maryvile.
by command OF Brigadier General TlLLs0N.
l.. $. TR0WBkIDGE,
1t. Col 10th Mich Cav and NJ. Gen Dist of E. Tenn
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Vote of Granger County.

We have heard from only three precincts in
Granger county. The vote is increased over that
ofthe I'D of February and promises, when the
returns come in, to foot up good vote,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08
First National Bank,

We wish to call our readers attention to the card
Of this bank, in this weeks issue. There is no safer
investment or one that pays better, and we would
advise our friends to invest in this loan and thereby
materially aid the Government, and help to put
down rebellion.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08
Gen. Lee MisinfOr med.

Gen. Lee has been imposed upon by his rebel
friend and induced 10 herald abroad the capture of
the post and garrison at Athens His thieves at
tackled the place-got whipped fed in confusion,
hut carried of good man, Major McGaughey, AID
rnnrdered him.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08
BlOunt County Vote.

We have not received the returns from Blount
county, but learn there was good vote poed, 60
ing over the vote of the 22d of February. Blount
always comes up right.
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Vote of Nashville.

The vote Of Nashville, for Governor and NOM
bcrs of the General Assembly, was o2S an increase
over the last vote, We have no other returns from
Middle Tennessee.
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Books! Books! Books!

There is box of one hundred copies Of Brown
lows book on the Rebellion for sale at the office
of the KNOXVILLE WING. Persons wishing to
purchase can apply at said office,
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A FlOurishing School.

Capt. Bount of Cleveland, has lG7 scholars in
his new school at that place, and all is prosperity
with the institution. He is first class teacher. See
his advertisement.
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D. A. DEADERICR, c. AN.
ATTACHMENT.

c"iri" Adti"' -. Richard J. Jaraoya.
TINIIE PLAINTIFF, on AFFIDAVIT. SAYS THE
Il defendant is indebted to him. and so abseonas that
the ordinary process Of law be served upon him.
having obtained an original attachment against the estate
OF the defendant made reurnabe before W. Wallace
Justice Of the Peace for Anderson eos and the hay
ing been levied on hs property II is ordered by said
Justice that the defendant appear before him his Office
in Clinton on the Sd day Of June. 1865, the
that this notice be published for four successive weeks in
the Knoxville Wing
march-iw PISS WV. WALLACE, J. ?.
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Damages 10 the Road,

The late heavy rains and freshets have carried
away some few Of the bridges between Chattanooga
and Nashville, and our information is that the reg
uar trains will not be running before the last Of this
week.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08
The Inauguration.

President Lincoln was inaugurated ON the lth,
and also Vice President johnson. The latter de-
liyered an address. The ceremonies came off in the
Senate Chamber.
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Obituary Notices.

We must ask persons sending us in obituary no.
tics to write them short and state what they have
10 say in few words, otherwise We shall not be able
70 find room for them
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Vote OF Knox County.

Eleven precincts reported before we go to press,
give $50 votes for Governor and nm average of
200 for the Legislative ticket, Six precincts to
hear from will swell the vote TO moro than $500 II
Is believed w feel compmcntcd by the vote
given us over and above the general ticket and We
return our thanks to those who have thus expressed
their generous confidence in rs, In our own town
we received the largest vote given TO any candidate
in the last thirty years -e'crea h,mdrcd amt Eighty,
We hope to be able to give the vote of the districts
in our next,
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=. /. Akin rs. Williams d Akin.

y. /. Akin rs. Williams d Akin.
THE RESPONDENTS, PAUL WILLIAMS
and smyh Akin, being nonresidens OF Tennessee,
stated in the bill II ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks in Bownows Wing notifying said de-
PENDANTS to appear before the Chancery Court Knoxville
the hrst Monday OF April 1865 then and there defense
to the BILL or the same will be taken for confessed and for
hearing ex parte.
A cory Of the order
Nv pf5 D.A. DEADERlCK, c. AN.
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Haynes, Bortcr d Ficmdg rs. Srm d MoJry.
NHE RESPONDENT WIN G. SWAN

having absconded removed from the State Tennessee
as charged In the b II is ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in the Knoxville Wing notifying said
defendant to appear before the Chancey Court at Knoxville
the first Monday OF April, 1863 then and there make his
Tense to the BILL or the will be taken for confessed as
him and set for hearing parte,
A copy Of the order
ebSiw pH6 d. A. DEADERlCK, q. NJ.
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TIIE RESPONDENT Rlou'pI WILSON

being nonresident Of the state ofTennessee charged
the D II Is ordered that publication be made
sye weeks IN the Knoxville Wing, notifying said defendant
appear at The Chancery Court In Knoxville the first Monday
OF April 1900 then and there to make his defense the bill
or the same will be taken for confessed him and set for
hearing ex parte,
copy Of the order;
4w pH5 D.A, DEADERICK, GAM.
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THE DEFENDANTS. c. WALLACE,

President and John L. Bridges Treasurer of said Railroad
Company not now living inhabitants Of Tennessee stated
the bill ordered that publication be made for
sive weeks in Bownows Wing notifying said defendants a.
pear before the Chancery Court Knoxville the
day of April 500, then and there make defense the BILL
the will be taken for confessed set for hearing
eS parte.
copy of the order
4w piss D.A. DEADERlCK, c. 4 u.
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Emma Norror rr. william Morror.
THE DEFENDANT, WIN. MORROW,
being nhaban Of the State Of Virginia. as charged in
the bill II is ordered that publication be success.
sve weeks in the Knoxville Whg notifying said defendant to
appear before the Chancery Court Knoxville the
Monday OF April next then and there make defense the
BILL or the will be taken for confessed and for hearing
~ parte.
copy ef the order
Nv pa5 d. A. DEADERlCK, c. m
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THE DEFENDANT, J. a. CRAIG. who
is in the South and beyond the Jurisdiction Of this
Court, stated in the bill is ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks Brownlow whg notifying
said defendant appear before he Ohancey Court at Knox
Vile the first monday Of April next then there 10 make
defense to the bill or the same will taken for confessed and
set for hearing e1 parte.
copy Of the order.
msrehs4w pcs d. A. DEADERICK, CAN.
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VllE RESPONDENTS, Luther II. Will.
som WIN. Davis, Elizabeth A. Davis, Jacob Jimason Mary
Jimason, Hu. q. McCammOn Sam s. McCammon Robert NJ
McCammon, VIM. n McOammon and Sarah McCammon being
nonesidens OF Tennessee, charged In the bill II or.
dred that publication be made for weeks in the
KnoxyeWhg notifying said defendants appear the Chan.
Gerry Court Knoxville the first Monday OF April 1865 then
and there to make defense to the BILL the same will be Ia
ken for confessed and set for hearing ex parte,
4w pfs5 D. A, DEADERICK, CAM
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Petition Of California V. MMalon.
THE RESPONDENTS. NJ. B. McMAuAI

THE RESPONDENTS, NJ. B. McMAnAN
and VIM q. swan, being non.resdents of Tennessee
stated In the peton ord cred that publication be made for
Tour successive weeks In Bownlows whg notifying said de-
PENDANTS TO appear before the Ohancery Court at Knoxville
the first Monday Of April next then and there make defense
ts the petition, the will be taken for confessed and set
for hearing eS parte.
A copy Of the order.
Nv pcs D. A. DEADERICK, c. An
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The Chattanooga Ga,chc says very fair vote was
pocd in that District The polls were opened Nt
the CmtchAod House and ut the office of Squire
Rackford on Market street Tho count Is Ms fol-
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s. II, NcCioaahm and rifle rs, w. n, Sadh and others.
THE RESPONDENTS J. A. RAYL,
l. John NJ Atwood, John 2. White and - Sparhaesk,
being nOnesdents of the State of Tennessee as charged
in the bill: IL ordered that publication be made for four
successive weeks in the Knoxville Wing notifying said de-
PENDANTS to appear the Chancey Court in Knoxville on the
first Monday of April 1885, then and there to make their
defense the BILL the will be taken for confessed as
to them and set for hearing parte.
copy of the order:
4w PISS D.A DEADERlCK, c. AN,
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W. n. b. Prater It u rs A. &. ish. Adnr, ant othcrs.
THE DEFENDANTS, W, ID. lsh, Benz
Ish and b. r. Wecker and his wife Hester Ann Welcker,
being nonredents of Tennessee charged in the bill II
ordered that publication be made for successive weeks
Brownows Wing, notifying said defendants to appear at the
Chancery Court at Knoxville the first Monday April 1865
then and there to make defense to the h the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing ex parte.
copy Of the order.
Nv pff5 D.A DEADERICK, GAM
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Jos,lh A. MaJ,y u, Thos. D. PoreH md othcr..
Joh, Bartcr rs. {. w. Charlton and Others
THE DEFENDANTS, c. W. Chalton and

l. James NJ Kincaid being non-resdents of Tennessee as
stated in the b tits ordered that publication for four
successive weShs in Brownows Wing SAID
appear before the Chancery Court Knoxville
Monday of April 1865 then and there make the
bill or the same will be taken for confessed and hearing
eN parte.
A copy of the order
4w pas D.A DEADERlCK, CAN
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THE RESPONDENTS, Luther II, vii.

JOHN H. KrLy am others rs. LuiLo n. Wilson ana
utLg
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The Twelve Land and River Pirates.

twelve spies recently captured near Loudon and
Kingston, According TO their journal, found upon
the person of one Of them, they were sent ont on
special mssion--no doubt to burn towns and bridges.
II will DO seen from this journal, which we append
that they were to do 4 certSm thing ut Knoxville
and failed What that thing was we have no idea
but the writer says il will yet be done If Justice
Is dealt out to these men, they viii all be executed,
Their authorities hung Union men here for less Of
ionscs than those men committed This pack rob-
bod boats and citizens Ms they came on, capturing
some grocnbacks. The officer having this stolen
money in possession has had the impudcnce to de-
mand IT. return to him by our authorities What
is IL they are not CapabQ of
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u. :. 40 LOAN.
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET,

Notes Of all the denominations named will be prompt
nished upOn reeent Of snhscriniinns. This Is
, 1865-02-03

BeW}e willie Mining Company Of Ga1Iatin county
1nssed. yeas =, nay. lone.
Mr. Ea*tman-Sebate bill increasing the fees Of
Stntet tAttosrey-uassed. AYES Il, maya
Iii. Green. of fMar1on-Senata b,li to incorporate
DLquoiI-raaeed, a.es II, nays5 -
Mr. Hunter called up the Semitic hill, substt-
tnfe, reported by tlir special committee eating
the Agricultural College at urb3na. Metsrs.
t'reen, Of Alexander, and Met:alf objected to its
made special order, 4 parliamentary skirmish
tcok Place letween Mca1rs. Mack and Green. OF
A!cxander. Fioally. afcr NIL sorts OF mouons and
nu1nGer Of votes, Mr. Mack moved to strike out
tic 'cnactt1g c1ause. Tho substitutc was Lost
yeas y, nays Il.
a message waa received from tho Governor,
nominating as D1fec:o!s Of the Deaf nnd Dumb
Asylum: Juhn Z; Woods, Of Madison Dr.. Robert
Beal. OF Marshall Isaac Il. Wilson. OF k1ne. d.
1ecfofs OF the Institution lor the Hltud-Wm. 4.
G1imehaw, Of Pike Michael Shader, OF Marion;
Kew. Hiram Buck, VI Macon. The nominations
were confirmed.
Mr. Lansng-a hill to change the tine Of hold
ing Circuit Court IN Winnebago county. Passed.
Ms. Mack-bi1l for payment OF Interest on GER
tain State bonds. Pussed.
Mr, MaepQ-fof relief Of Jacob p West Passed
Mr Lindeay-Rouse hill to amend The charter
OF the Peoples Gus Light and Coke COMPANY. Of
Chicago. Mr. Ward moved to commit to Commit
tee On Corporations. Carried
Mr. McCtnuell-Senate bill to purcbase comics
Of the Illinois Digest. Passed-ayes 10: uaYs 4.
Mr. Mctcalf-t0 amend the charter OF Alton.
, 1865-02-03

Sc for re1ecred delivered. and 75o13c for th.
game grade in store and on track. This warehouse
men are now taking corn In store, and giving
wart house receipts for It. Heretofore they have
onlJ received It on ten days storage, at the expi
ration Of which tho oHners Wcre obliged to ro-
move 1t.
The Cat market opened firm at yasterdsy's out
side quotation, but after the receipt Of the New
York dispatches, there Was less drmne,s, and the
natket closed quiet at decline Of 3D1c on the
operine figures About To-, 600 hu changed hands
at 61IGa23c for No. in store, and &c for No. =
closing quiet at 6i}c for No. I.
Rye w.s quiet and steady at s1.o1 for No. in
store.
barley was in moderate request at etso for Old
No. :, North side; S1.2t for new No. (A. 4 s.'s}
and Il ,s8 North Side.
The drag In gold, the uncertainty Of what day
may BRING forth, and the advent OF the Peace Com
mlsstoners, have produced a dull feeling In the
market for groceries. Holders, however, are
quite ftm, and do not feel disposed to force sal.s
Stocks are light here, and in New. York, and con-
siderable difficulty is experienced In asserting
Stocks. It Is stated that at the present hms there
are only two caEgoes Of Coffee en- ronte for New
1orE, and On tho :6th ult the stock In that city
vas only 1854 bags. All other stapie stocks arc
pEoportionately low.
Inc supply o. Timothy Seed ls large, snd the
market is dragging. In order to force sales, hold
ers would be Obliged to make concessions. The
eales to-day ranged from sLe9eoioo Glover Seed
is IN good demand and firm with sales ut $4,000
1880. Flax Seed il quiet at e.. .751aa.s5.
Carbon Oil Is unsettled and irregular. The mar-
ket may be quoted quiet at SOC BY the load and
&C In small lots.
Cattle opened this morning rather active owing.
to the increased supply Of good cattle, but OWING
to the unpleasant weather closed dull. We note
an advance Of 25G50e per hundred On very choice
catt!e, while coarse grndes arc no better. Prices
ranged from $4.12i for light stock steers to $9.:5
for very extra Illinois steers.
Hogs are dull owing to the light demand, and
about LOCO are left over. Prices arc not mate
rally changed but the feeling is somewhat lower.
Prices ranged from sl050 for light to S12.l23 for
heavy.
LATER.
In the afternoon the Wheat market WIS yasy dull,
with light inquiry at S1.434 for No. / Spring,
and fee seRcrs at S1.4l. Oats werc dull and nomi-
nal at 6l1G62. Highwincs were weak and nominal
at sa-15a@a,18.
The Provision market WIS completely neglected.
There was no demand for either Mesa or Primo
Mess Pork, although there we're Tree sellera Of the
former at $335Q, and Of the latter at f29o0 There
WIS some inquiry for Lard, but we heara Of no
sn1es
, 1865-02-03
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST
CHARLESTON.
More About the Peace Ranors,
Proceedings Of the Illinois Legis-
lature.
' FROM SIlERH1AN.s ARMY.


FoHrHEss MONROE, Feb. 1.-The steamship ca
haWba arrived here this afternoon from Hilton
Head, with five hundred rebel prisoners, captured
BY Sherman IN his late campaign.
The Cahowba called from Hilton Head last Sat-
urday. She brings intelligence Of highly crafty
ing success attending thus far the opening q the
mans army moved direct from Savannah, Ga,
aud others. consisting Of the 10th Corps, moved
from Beaufort, s. c., and were both rapidly ad-
,vanciDg against Charleston, s. c. The latest IN
tea1igence from the army represents 1t to be less
than forty miles tom Charleston. The rebels Of
fered resistance at every point from every avai'a
were found in large quantities by our soldiers, as
they follow the retreaing steps Of the rebels.
Gtn. Foster was cooperating with the army un-
der Gen. Sherman, and tho movements or our
troops throughout South Carolins arc but tho pre-
cursoxs OF far more terrible and disastrous cam
palgn to the rebcls.
The lines Of Sherman were being gradually con-
tIncted, and it WIS probable that desperate re-
sistance would be made Or battle offered unhl our
forces had reached within few miles Of Chnrlca-
ton, where the main body or tho rebel forces
would be concentrated to make one last tesrib1c
effort to gave the State from the inroada Of She1-
maufB ConQueFtng army.
, 1865-02-03

six cents, would not actual repeal keep 1t re.
duced: that much! If paper-nakers, with
the duty on, are selling us cheapy AS
sprint" can be.imported win the duty Of,
wly can they not continue to do 50 in case
the duty is repealed? For thi:ty years pre-
Wins to last April, they always sold paper as
cbcaply rs 1t could have been imported,
dmyJ1ee. Never until the past year did they
add thu duty 10 their Own profits, and pocket
both. But if1hc Senate refuses TO pass The
House bill, what guaranty have publishes
that go soon as it adjourns the p ice Will not
be put up again: The monopolists have tasted
'blood'' and will not soon forget its savo.-
There is no saicty for publishers, save in the
passage OF Washturnc's bill. Next fall, after
LIE has heen decct d out Of his years earnings,
srltnd Greeley will sign another memorial
TO Congress asking for relief See if he
f3nnst
, 1865-02-03
Chicago CATTLE MARKET.

o. Z.
CATTLE.-The market !. rather mora active dur
ing tho forenoon but the unpleasant weather caused
1t to close dull.
There was IN advance Of from .3@sec per hundred
on choice cattle. which we1s In active demand.
Coarse cattle :eas inquired after, but there
eome demand for stock steers for teelng. Thera
good cattle received to-day than for soe tttus
pnst The demand for that kind OF Esock, and The cold
shoulder which lower gradce have received for some
TING, bringing them ont.
From the best Information We san obtain there viii
be large deficiency Of really sItfA c4.tte th. spring
How graft the leaclsncy will be- ssase bui
there viii be almost an enttFe a.seucs Of the usually
large number Of dtstilleEy fed beevrs.
What good catt1s there is however are still in the
country, as the receipts have been OF very treIne
character for some time past,
The following the sales at the different yards:
sALHs or HrEF cArrLz TO-DAY.
Van Techen sold Marks 70 head Light sseezs averag-
1ng 9S5 hs ut s5.50-
syers sold Epsrcn 6 head choice Illinois aver
aging 1,1s5 m 1t $50.
Wala ortiz & slallcry sold Seymour Il head atoek
steers averaging 80 ~ at $500, and Stanley II head
light COWS at &i.1ah.
Brown q Thompson SOD Morris, wa1el 4 Eneuan
So head rood Illinois steers at $a.s7x.
George Adams sold Seymour q head coarse steers
nEeragng $50 ns at $780, and head stock steers Il
243 to Fawsett Is head coarse steers averaging 12
ms at u, and lot Ct a6 head mixed steers and COWS
At 73z5.
Groves sold Morris, wa1el 4 Rtneman extra Illinois
steers from Saugamon county, averaging 122i2 d at
}o25.
GreeDebaum sold Kuble Co., Is head choice steers
ctn listngzson county, the seller averaging them 1t
about 1,e0 ns, but when put the scais they only
we1Rbtd 1.slG ms. They were sold ut $9.25. and Is
head Illinois steers. averaging 100 rs, at 81 c0-
Bartlett sold Morgan II head good steers, averaging
Lbs ns, at t7L0.
TanteTer sold Megrass Is head rather coarse oxen,
" eigbinE so ns, At $3.50.
strahon T. Co, sold 81 head light stsers, averaging
911 MS, at $s75 to ray!cr Co and 81 head choIce
steers to Livingston, averaging 1S5 ns. at $780,
CongeE sold Bum 70 COWS, averaging 9f7 Ds, at
ai.6o.
FH i CO, sold o,NalleJ Il head COW. and rough
steers at $s.n.
Env,1gbt sold Dunkan II head stock stetrs< aye.ag
ingss7 M, st$l15.
8udztn uold Mallory 20 head cows and Light steers
averaging 1856 n, ut $4.G3.
Hume sold Robin u cows, averaging 81 ns, At
345o-
J-Adams sold Hatch lot Of = Stock steezs, avera.
ing 1oo ns, 1t $t75, and lot OF 50 head do ayera-
ting 1-2t3 ns. at 33.t24.
EldrtdEe sold Mayo l. Cows, Averaging 80 Ms, at
&s56a 2 head.
Bogazt sold Hatch . hesd Stock stce.s, averaging
HoGsWtth an almost entire an.euee orpuyers. tbs
market dull, hnt there no material change in
prices. T1e1r i. a Nnaitad demand for extra heayv
lots but with liberal receipts prices coud hardly
be nalutaned. There are about 1000 head left over
yards. Tho sules nt the seyezal yards were:
Z n