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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-23
Trust Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
ID Trust, dated the 30th day Of July, 1853, and
now of record in Deed Book No. 80, page 24,
in the Office of the Recorder for Ohio county,
West virginia, made by John Ferreil to John
r. McCofioch also by virtue Of an order OF
the Circuit Court of Ohio county, made on the
oath October, 1863, appointing the undersigned
Trustee in said deed in the place Of John NC.
Colloch, then deceased, and who had been on
the Cd July, 1850, appointed Trustee in said deed
in place Of j. R. McColloch. deceased, I will, on
tho oath day Of June d 1885, at tho front aSons. dSSr Of Of
ten o'clock A. NJ, proceed to sell that tract Of
land lying on Peters Run, in Ohio county afore.
said, Containing sixty acres, one rood, and eleven
and one half poles, 1t being the same piece OF
land which was set apart to said John Ferrenb y
Joseph Terrell by deed of partition, dated March
-, 1851, and now Of record In the ofice OF the
Recorder for Ohio county aforesaid In Deed
Rook No. "a. folio 494, to which last mentioned
deed, for a more particular description, refer
ence ia here made. Terms of sale, cash.
J. NJ. BICKEL, Trustee.
Afor On 1893 -dfa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-23
CLOTHES WRINGER.
THE UNIVERSAL.
WRINGER F!
N7 ITH Co@9s
"Great Family EconOmiser."

"Great Family E~cOn0miser."
'CHIs MACHINE HAS ALREADY
i acquired a 'world-wide" reputation as being
the most popular and complete of all household
t.tonsils No expense 10 withheld to make il.
perfect. The frame is of hard wood, thoroughly
seasoned. The iron is malleable, of the best
quality, and galvanized. The rolls, which are
supplied with eogs, are large, Of solid rubber,
and very elastic; and being cast in moulds are
smooth, uniform and very durable.
The Universal Clothes Wringer' will work
TOUR times - fast - can be done by hand, with
one-fourth the labor, and much drier, and
wrings anything, from q silk glove to a putsA
blanket; il simple, strong and durable, and VIA
not get out of repair Any servant will use i
with safety to the machine and with great savine
OF wear to the clothes 1t is readily and fIA6
socured TO The tubs of any thickness, and can 10
instantly detached md set aside. Sold by So
I'D. g. McDONAL, 80
1O5 NoiN Sweet AWheeting, Zone door 5elev
NicoEs Variety StorG where Cosk Making,
orecutsdsy accomplished lady artists
myl5-sm
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-23
NEwADvERr1sHhENT
Auction Sale,

r WILL OFFER FOR SALE ON
TU rs }.oY, Nay 2 2 1859 tss d g. Y S Ss1Ssk t 4,
following Town Lots:
Lots on Zane's Island, in Zane's addition Il
the CITY of Wheeling: No. 70, II, Is, 19, "a, 81,
o., 95, liz, 1l3, 122, 10, l24, lbs la3s LA :,
Lots in Rilsy's addition to the city Of Wheel
fots in ]. GJyR Bakers addition to the city
of wheeling: No. 9. in square Is; part Of L3ts
No. 10 8, 4. s, 6, Z, 8 and 9, in square 10. '
Lots In j. & J.. r. Bakers addition No. s,to
the city of Wheeling: -r.a
No. 8, In square 3; - .
+" lie, 8, 4. s, s, I. in square 4; 70 '"'
2,a4,5,6.7 !. q, 8. in square 5,
Terms cash. JAMES +. BAkkk
myl3ts .l.r se-E
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-23
NEW ADvERTIsHlEENTs.
DacIinatfon.

T HEREBY DECLINE BEING A
i candidate for the Office Of Judge Of the M
nicipal Court Of this city.
my23-lt A. N. JOHNSON, Alderman.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-23
No. 95, Monroe

first door above Main.
JOHN II. LAKIN e. CO.
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Also a complete assortment of WHITE
SHIRTS, which we warrant in quality, ut, and
workmanship, equal to any in the country
Shirts made to order in any style to suit Gus.
toners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-09
THE ELECTIONS In GREAT BRITAIN.

II is easy matter to give statement in figrresl
of the result Of General Election in England No
officer is elected by direct vote Of the whole peo
lie. The only test Of party strength is on the
election of members of the House OF Commons.
who are chosen by the respective boroughs and
counties. In about half of these districts there is
no party contest the preponderance Of one or the
other party being so great as to make resistance
vain. In many Others the party which is. OF fears
that it is In the minority, puts up Oily one candi-
date whore there are two OF three members to be
elected, hoping, b. arrangement with one of the
adverse candidates, or by disafectoD, private in
fuence, or overconfdeace in the adverse ranks,
TO slip In one member. This plan often succeeds so
well that in district electing two members, the
single candidate of the minority party comes in at
the head Ct the poll. Thus in Leeds, a town which
would, upon strict party contest give 500 Liberal
majority, a moderate Tory received more votes
than either of bis two Liberal opponents, one Of
whom was certain Of election, md both Of whom
heartily cOoperated for their ONT success.
The table which we present below shows, as
nearly as it is possible to do under the crcnm-
stances the result of the contested elections in En-
gland and Scotland. The Irish elections are so
strangely conducted as TO defy any attempt to make
ssinlilar analysis Of them.
The greater part of the boroughs and county ds-
ncts elect two members each. Some elect only
one each very few elect three or four each.
The two left hand columns show thu highest and
The lowest votes given for Liberal candidates;
The right hand columns the highest and lowest
Votes for Tory or Conservative candidates. Where
either party had only one candidate in district,
LIS vote is repeated, in order TO make the footingS
sccurate The districts marked 81 elected only one
member each. Ali the other districts elected at
east two each. The districts marked ~ elected two
VI more members each, but only ono Tory ran,
AsalAst two Liberals. The districts marked q
also elected two members, but only one Liera ran
IN each, against two Tories. 1t will be observed
'0s' these single candidates were, in the greater
number of cases, successful often heading the poll.
Ans most Of them were Tories; and for this ana
0'uer reasons, the Liberal majority does not appear
!" large IN these figures - it is in fact.
Ia Manchester and Sheffield there were no Tory
noiaaIes, but the Tories supported certain Liberal
~4~ostes, whose votes are credited 70 their col
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-09

interviewer in the wei Of its society. Before
wo can ever have true liberty in France, the
people must escape from the thraldori of Paris.
Their only escapes in Napoleon, and so long
ss he remains on his good behavior, they trust
him and vote for him and keep his
throne intact. So long as the people
stand by and sustain him, h. can afford to leave
Paris to his gendarmes and secret policemen.
bis architects and painters. This course of
treatment will finally bring good results. Ma
poleOn, in spite of himself, is making the people
of France moye and more 'self-dependent and
prepared for liberty. Every blow at the politi-
cal pretenSons of Paris strengthens Lyons, Max
seies, and Toulon. When the time comes for
the next rising in behalf of liberty it will not be
confined to the Bouleyarls and Fauborcs.
France has SHOWN that she has mon capable of
Oyerthrowing empires and changing dynasties.
She has never yet shown the power of sef-gov-
eminent. We live in the hope that that power
is coming to her, and the recent elections show
that our hope is being realized.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-09
IQcrrid Asiair.

From The -. lou.s Repnbiean IL .
Early on Thursday morning last the town OF
Chester Illinois was thrown into state OF great e1'
oiteuent by the Intelligence oftLc murder oi Mra rh
abxh Darwin respectable widow lady, resluins lhroo
or four IN les below that place. Tie murder was com
mitled between 10 and III O'Clock "wednesday Night no'
throut being cut from ear to ear ,
The spec,ace presented entering the house Is rep
resented MS being too revolving for description. mo
body Of the murdered lay on the noor near tnc
led trotn which she had been dragged ty the murderer
and which vas drenched with human gore het throa'
having been cut in two places, se,erlns III ole
The carotid artery. a severe cash had also peeh A"
fictcd In tho forehead. $780,, 81, ;,os, he
r,Le evidence elected before the jury OF inquest Dy
lie testimony OF Amanda and Clinton, the u n
son OF the unfortunate lady ionncr ugcu Adolf -
years tae latter some years youngeT-t, Sylne1 WIN
Tint az Mrf Ionisa Darwin, her dduFh1eri i'l", ~
conclusive and fstens the guilt OF TINS horrDis olo
unon QUO Gabriel j. ToTsce. who hGd ioimeIiy Deth
emnovcd On the fam and who had but recently ueen
rcie,sed from the State Pcu.tontity WM5net no iau
beea sentenced for larceny IL appears tha Le iis
entered the kitchen adjoining the bouse tusuGc
a windo,y lacking from III, room occupied ~ hrS.
nar,vin and her two Children into the Kitchen. 0y
which means he reached her bed. The hfst intrusion
e eli lldren had of bis presence was occaSOhti W the
scrcairirp of their mother. which reused tsen from
their slu,ntcrs and upUn locking IN the direction
uher &c tho screams preceded Amanda discovered
man moving backward and pui,ma her mother out OF
the bed after which he endeasoi.d To cohceAi nLiscl,
behind tho bed. The noiso made by the frightened
chJren csus,d fear to upon the murderer lest
The neighbors attention might be attracted toward tho
house. and Hourishing large bloody kniie OF 'Le
bowio pattern he throGtencd 10 Kill them. too II they
did not keen quiet. In the mean time. Amanda sAe
c.eded In striking light Just ~ tlC villain was on the
eve Of dsoartip& and RECOGNISED him ~ Qatsisl J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-09
Internal Revenue Decisions.

The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue on
Tuesday made the following additional rulings:
Monthly returns Of insurance companies need not in.
clude premium notes
builders or contractors license covers his business.
he makes articles subject to duty as nanuactrr'
ers but If be makes srch articles 20 an amount exceed
ing o. 900 annually he also have license as Liam.
ufaotnrer such the amount OF business covered
by the manufacturers license may be deducted from the
amount OF contracts ,
Under the statute of Kentucky, lien is retained
upon the land conveyed for the payment o. tie purchase
sum, IL in any way the amount rem aiming unpaid ap
pears in the deed. II notes for such unpaid SUNS are
also given such notes liable 10 stamp duty. The
fact that the notes are taken merely Tor convenience
and are in one sense repetition Of the liability ex-
pressed the deed. in manner releases them ron
stamp duty for Il is established ruling Oths once
tat duplicates must be stamped the same as originals
III person sees fit to bind himself two cinerelt or
Distinct instruments both should be stamped. The
stamp upon the deed in the present Is necessary 10
validate the conveyance and the TACT that under the
statute OF Kentucky certain recitas IN iced create
lien upon the land does rot relieve the notes from sf
duty IL this were not both the evidence OF ceD ana
the securing would escape all taxation Tor
the stamp affixed to the deed wonld be the same even
II the whole purchase were paid at the time OF tne
conyeyance. But the obligation under the ceed ana
upon the notes is the in character and intent
The deed simply creates hen upon that particular
tract of land. Payments Of the notes may be en-.
forced by the attachment OF other property
belonging 10 the maker iDdoIser OF them,
and coectable in the hands Of the holder. They may
have been negotiated, and have passed through the
hands Of and been Endorsed by dozen different per
sons and the payment of them may be enforced against
either Of the ndorsers regardless OF the lien upon the
land.
A duly licensed commercial, broker nay negotiate q
Gale of liquors from dealer ~ another without add
tona cense but If at any lime the liquors shall be IN
his custody or under bis control, ne VIII require
license ahQuor dealer account Of such negotiation
of sale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-09
WHEELER e. WILSON'S Lock Stitch Sewius
Machine and Button Hole Machine. No CPS BrosAwy
WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINE.
No 500 Broadway
DIED.

George D. oay con q Charlie. and L. CosdshA csspe;.
Tie friends Of the ilIny are invited to attend h uner
from the residence Of Mr. Ryer No. 2 West Twenty
ond st. Thursday, 10th inst At IL o'clock without
further notice
Frsnci, p IT, and Ella Furnsd AGED II mo aths ana DIS
will take place iron the residence OF his arens No.
i36 East f.fy-'ourthst., this afternoon, at O'Clock
HOWARD-In Washin g.on, d. c. on Saturday. July D. M
John w. Howard OF West bridgewster, MAJ. eyed q
years.
HARrOUGH-Ip this CITY, Tuesday, August osmsres.
Freddie, infant Of Peter g. an Jus haf'oash'
The relatives and eds OF the ffnily are respectfully INVITES
attend his or the residence OF his parents NO
Al West Twenty Ola Thursday tho iotn ms~'
3oclock p.
LOWRY-Su.deny. at Newport, R. L. on Tnursday August
donaldson CouTrgh Lowry born at Enc a, 90 -
1889 aged years months and IL days and the eides 500
of Lieut.. Commander r. b. Lowry, u 5. Me- and lszna
Copgttight Lowry.
A pu,e aud gentle child
None knew him but loved him..
Phiadepha Washington, .re Ind "lsesoa're pspe" posse
cory.
RANKlN-On Tuesd.y morning, August g. Mrs Josaoess.
Hor friends those o. her sonnGy George NJ Van DeriP
and the member. Of the Er:t Baptist Church are lnlissd
residence, No 3i7 West Twen.y-thrdst.
SCOTCH Monday August :, John D. Scott, in the eSsh
The reistiye. and friend. of the family are invited attend
tho funeral Wednesday, at M, from Ais late real
denee, No Ia West Forty sixth-s..
TiLYOU-On Monday evening. August Z, AFTER hngerng
His relatives and friends and those Of his brothers, Peter and
Oscar respectfully yed to attend the funeral on Thur
day afternoon 10Th Inst at 81 o'clock. from his late ros
dence No. us West Tenth-st.
WESrLAKE-Drowned from steamer Arrow. on Saturday.
August John Milton son Of John d. and Porn,snA West
the funeral from the residence Of bis parents No fnth-
st.. on Thursday, Is.h inst, 1T O'Clock p. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-09
Horrible erimr--A Man siays ELS Father
and Moskcv-The Parracide Arrested.
from The Cincinnlti Comrnegcls

Darytown, a small village nine miles from
Hamilton. Butler County was tho scene OF terrible
ARRAY on Friday .as., In which Young man hamod
Syiyc,ter Irwin killed. his father. John Irwin and his
stepmo,her ane Irvi1 statement OF the ttiiir Is
a iolIows'
Al dinner,ime the father. mother aud son were seat
ed a the table discussing at length family afa when
the conversation became fearnly exciting anu hhrsh
and ,io,eut LANGUAGE was indulged in. Finally tho
mother Mrs Irwin rose from her seat. and with tho
carvingknife In her right hand rushed toward her son
who rising from his chair, ie back rom me table
and drawing revolver. warned her not TO make an
other step toward him. else no would shoot her. AT
this juncturo the father. enraSed and excited rose
and took the part OF his vile, and .ening hatonet;
rushed toward the young man, who immediately hred
nj his father and tLen turning toward the mother also
shot her both parents falling lifclcss at his feet Inc
Young man. Irwin. who is unmarried and aged about
80 years. then informed the neighbors what ne nau
done and hunting up the constable OF Darrtown gave
himself I'D for trial, declaring that no committed the
deed in self defense The prisoner was then brought TO
Hamilton and lodged in The County JAN, The occur
renee has caused considerable excitement IN Da.rtOwn
Another account IL that Sylvester returned 10 inc
house from blowing. when some girls from an upper
story window OF his fathers house. spit down upon
This act Of indgny excited the ire Of Sylvester. and
he demanded Of his father at the barn. whether or not
he ooun.cnancoi such action. Hard words louo"ra.
when the step mother Jane Irwin ran OUT of her house
10 The harm with carving knife and rushed toward
Sylyes,rr Who drew pistol The fliner. JOIN IRWIN,
Ratchet and stepped in between his we and son
evidently TO protect b0lb peins plo.sroa' 70, us
tho bail entering the forehead. and causing instant
death lie then fired at Mrs Irwin The BAL entering
the righi breast Sylvester then Noticing that ms ist
shot had not performed its mission oil instant DEAN
selzcd knife and cut lcr throat IRON ear 10 ear ahu
with a club beat her head. Sheony lived " minutes.
Sylvester then lied, and was arrested In Hamilton ns
already stated His trial has been SCI GOWN ioi
morni,g the sth ut 9 O'Clock The Coroner OF Butter
County was engaged Saturday evening ~ h"dlng an
inIncsi upon t6e dead bodies q Mr and MIS- irwin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-09
Carriages By Canal Bea,meu.

Georgetown Ger. Washins.oz Star
The boatmen Of the feet of coal boats Just
arriving over the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. have
boon behaving cutra geously on the line Of he canal
from the vicinity Of Harper Ferry says they have not
left an ear of corn in his field Another states that
colored woman WAS ravshed one Of the boats They
Guarrelcd among themselves. and after PASSING the
the lock gates tO delay tho boat that followed The
Of Super ntendent Bates induced Of
SUPERINTENDENT gave the boatman an awful thrashing
They several times threatened to whip Mr. Hoskins,
Harbor Master at this terminus but have yet tried
H. and it will be wise for them not TO tryi At the
lock near the Broad Run Culyert bcetmsn named Nall
shot another named James H. Gibbs. fortunately in
fcting only flesh wound in his breast aud another in
his So much drunkenness among the bOatInen on
the t0wpath has never before been witnessed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-09
The Herald has another long, false and foolish

The Herald has another long, false and foolish
rgmarole referring to TIE TRIBUNE and Munic-
ipal affairs wherein tie only fact alleged is
the connection of one OF tho stockholders in
this concern, who never controlled nor sought
to control its editorial coarse, in the enterprise
designed to provide our City with commodious,
healthfui and creditable Piers and Wharyes in
stead of the disgraceful and pestilent shams we
have hitherto endured. Mr.. Sinclair Will very
cheerfully withdraw from that urderta,ingif any
three sincere, consistent Municipal reformers
shall, after looking into the facts, advise that
he do so; and meantime we invite any one who
believes that enterprise unworthy Of public
favor to set forth his reasons through our
columns, and, whether Mr.. Sinclair abandon
it or not, we will join him in publicly opposing
it if he can convince US that it ought not to
prosper Meantime, no one viii be favored or
opposed, praised or censured, in these columns,
because Of his friendship or hostility to the
proposed new Piers and Nharves.
And now We once more defy The Herald to
name those Heads Of Departments" who Qt
has asserted) have "boasted that arrangements
have been made through the Radicals and THE
TRIBUNE concern to quash all the charges"
against them. We have already branded the
story groundless fabrication. viii you give
tina nemesf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-09
X.
SEVEN GREAT BLESSINGS
SECURED no THE HUMAN RACE
BY ONE BOTTLE OF
RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF.

Pain instantly removed; oil acute infsumatory, masdouS
or infectious diseases prevented and exssninted The weak
feeble and restored TO strength, vsos and sornd
health by tho use Of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. One
5ocen. bottle will do good complaints and
keep the stomach clear and healthy than ton dollars
spe ut for all other medicines or bittsrs In
One application externally, few drops aksn intensyt
will instantly the sufferer from the most violent sn4
terrible pains and restore the wea feeble and prostrsted
frame to strength s1d yigor.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
Loosenes darhes cLoeramorbus, or painful discharges
from the bowels stopped In fifteen twenty minutes BY
taking Railways Ready Relief No congestion or nhsmns-
ton weakness, asstuds will follow the Of the r. L
Relief. -
ACHES AND PAINS.
For headache whether sick nervous; Rheumatism iun-
baso pans and weakness the back spine kidney pains
around tbs liver peursy sweugs Of tho joints pars In the
bowels heartburn and pains Of all kinds, Railways Rredy
Relic. will in few moments change the miseres you sunos
joys and Pleasures and give coed signs Of returning
hosth.
Sold by Druggists, and at No. 81 MaiIsn.lans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-09
Gpetial Notifies.

Excelsior Lodge no. J95, +. and A. M.-Ths
members Of this Lodge hereby summoned 20 meet at their
sssdS.g TO d the s Instant s.
cisey III o'clock to attend the Funeral Of late
Brother r. B. WILSON, NJ d.. from his residence, No. "a
West fouTteel.h -st. BY order Of
J. PARXIy, Secretary r. w. O. w. RAY, NJ
Globe Lodge l.. D., r. and A. M.-Tbe members Of
Globe Lodge IT, D. +. and A. b. hereby sUnn0sHD .
meet at the Lodge Rooms Gbson Building Of Broad
way aud Thir.eenh.st. on WEDNESDAY, Aug at III =
m. to attend the FUNERAL of late Brother x. b.
WILSON The Fraternity generally invited 70 meet with
BY order Of GEORGE H. NlCHOLL, W. H.
John w. COMBS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-09
FOUR MEN BURIED ALIvH.-The Rutland

Vt.) Herald OF Aug. has the following:
Michael Welch, John Carney. Francis Mccormick
and John OHG.ne, employed in loading gravel traia
the Rutland and Burlington Railroad. were buried
alive yesterday afternoon b. the cavng In Of sand
bank about mile north Of Pit.sford The gravel train
had been partly loaded when it became necessary to
fnoyo 1t little. While this being done eight
ten of tho who had been engaged III loading the
had been a. work. under high bank which protected
item from the no: The moving cars Jared and
'oosened the bank and the earth down upon them
like ar avalanche burying the four above named
to DEF h OF six or seven feet Some others very
rowly escaped. The accident occurred at about
o'clock p. In hut the bodies were not all recovered
until near O'Clock owing to the sand continuing to
run in almos. as fast 1t could be shoyeed out The
bodies were brought 20 this village last evening and do.
livered TO the friends of the deceased. Francis Nc
Cormck leaves wfe and three children John Carney
leAyes a wife; the other two we believe. were I'M
married.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-09

In Stroud, Mr.. Horsman is so highly esteemed
fox his abilities that his conservatism is condoned.
Haddingtonshire is a pocket county of Lord
Elcho, and though ;he popular feeling against him
was overwhelming, no could order enough electors
to the poll to secure his return. But the result in
Edinburgh and Newcastle, where men Of remarka-
BILE eminence were rejected, solely because they had
opposed an extension of the franchise has produced
deep impression.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-09

PhiIndeIphin Cattle Market-AUGUsT 9.
The market tor Beet Cattle this week not brisk as
tho week previous The demand was less active, AMI the
ppy of 900 head sufficient 70 satisfy all buyers.
srge n.orty the from the Western countis Of
th. State good condition. The highest prico
realized wa. el5O lO0 ~ for extra cattle. The gen
orally were>H prices ranging from sl3 to &lS for good
and prime stock. -.
SHEgP-Th.re was an unusual supply Of Sheep his week
The erre offerings amounted to 10 80 head The demand
good and prices ranged from to 6s No. gcs' Lambs
sold az SAC Sc per hoad to qrsity Stock sheep were
sold 1t frcm - 80 20 ~ 20 per head. - .
HoGs-There has been filling of IL the demand f1r Hogs
a. well IN the price The sies amounted 20 1000 head at
prices ranging from Sl5 to sic 20 y 100 ID net.
CoysThe sss OF Cows reached lo bead a. rom $2o to
@33 for SpngeTs and from $31 to So Tor COW and calf