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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-12

The following constitutional amend
ments passed the United States Senate on
the 9Th:
ARTICLE =, Section !. All persons
born in or naturalized in the United States
and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are
citizens Of the United States and Of the
State where they reside. No State shall
make or enforce any law which. shall
abridge the privileges or immunities OF
citizens OF the United States nor shall
any State deprive any person of life, lib.
erty or property without due process OF
law ; nor deny to any person within its
jurisdiction the equal protection Of laws.
SEC. Q. Representatives shall be proper
toned among the several States accord
ing to the respective numbers, containing
the whole number Of persons in each
State, excluding Indians not taxed but
whenever the right,to vote at any election
for Electors Of President and Vice-Presi-
dent, for Representatives in Congress,
executive and judicial officers. or members
Of tho Legislature thereof, Is denied to any
of the male inhabitants Of such State, be-
ing twenty.one years Of age, and citizens
Of the United States, or any way abridge,
except for participation in the rebellion or
other crimes, the basis Of representation
therein shall be reduced proportionate to
which the number such male citizens
shall bear to the whole number Of male
citizens twenty.one years Of age in such
State.
SBo..3 No person shall bel Senator or
Representative in Congress, or Elector Of
President or Vice President, or hold any
Office, civil or military, under the United
States or any States, who, having previ-
ously taken oath as member Of Congress
or officer Of the United States, or rs mem
Der Of a State Legislature, or executive or
judicial officer Of any State to support the
Constitution Of the United States, shall
have engaged in instruction or rebellion
against the same, or given aid and COM
fort to the enemy. Congress may by
vote Of two.thirds Of each house remove
such disability.
SEC. 4. The validity Of the public debt
of the United States, authorized by Jaw,
including debts incurred for tho payment
Of pensions, annuities for services in sup
pressing the rebellion, shall not be ques-
toned /; but neither the United States nor
any State shall assume or pay any debt
or obligation incurred in aid Of insurrec-
ton against the United States or any
claim for loss by the emancipation Of any
slave; but oil such debts and claims shall
be held illegal and void.
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AmENDAToRY HABEAs CORPUS
ACT


The President has approved the amend
a,ory Habeas Corpus Act, recently passed
by Congress.
This &C, was framed and adopted to
protect from prosecution those officers in
the National service who, during the war,
found it necessary to resort to unusual
and extraordinary proceedings for the
ares. and restraint Of traitors, conspira-
tors in treason, and utterers Of disloyai
sentiments. There were many OF these
cases, in the loyal as well as in the rebel
States, such, for example, as the temporary
suspension Of the traitorous Chicago Times
by General Burnside, and the arrest and
temporary Imprisonment of Mahony, Of
Dubuque, sheean, of Galena, and other
loud-mouthed sympashizers with the
rebels.
The new Habeas Corpus Act. which !.
now q law, protects the officers who aided
or enforced arrests and punishment, Of mi,
kind from future annoyance or prosecu-
ton BY the aggrieved parties. It is
measure Of justice, and we rejoice to learn
ha. President johnson has approved it
and disappointed his Copperhead ''friends"
nd the political hool-hooters alike.
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Deaths.

FRANDS0N-In Sacramento, June 10th, An.
tona Frandson, q native Of Denmark, aged 30
years, 3 months and II days.
BEYERLY--In Nspa, june 7th, VIM. Beverly,
son ofNwiulam and Dorinda Clark, aged %
years and o months
J6HNsoN-In San Francisco, juno 7th, James
johnson, aged IS year..
BoSS-Near Pacheco, June Sd, Ethel, DAUGHTER
Of Alexander and Elltha Boss. aged 2 months
and is days
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-12

Trad. STEVENS, in speaking Of the Sd
section Of the reconstruction amendment,
DISTINGUISHING traitors till 1870, said his
objection to It was that IL was much too
lenient. He knew that there wa q NOR
bid s~ensibility, sometimes called mercy,
which affected q few Of all classes, from
the President to the clown.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-12

THE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID
l for the arrest and conviction Of the person or
persons who broke Into the Station house and
liberated Q prisoner on the It'll Instant a,,
w. D. GRAY,
President Of ths Board Of Trustees.
Gold Hill, June I, 1000. lw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-12

A CHURCH and school-house in Henry
county, Indiana, have been burned, be-
cause a negro preacher lately held forth in
them byinyitation.l 0W roAr.
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NEW TO-DAY.
Arenhon, yellow Jacket No. 2.

THE MEMBERS OF YELLOW
i Jacket Hose Company No. 9 arc -
hereby notified that there will be o &E9nN
Regular Meeting Of the Company, a0:
the Hose Carriage House, on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, Juno 18th, at ~ o clock, when the
Annual Election for Officers,
VIII take place. A full attendance is requested,
ns business Of Importance will be transacted.
G. w. AYLSWORTH, Foreman.
G. A. HART, Secretary. Jelo Ct
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Alias Summons.

STATE OF NEvADA-CoUNTY OF sTo.
y REY.-Marnton Upton, and Geo. F. Crowell,
(Arm Of Upton & Coz Pla ntlfs, VI. Geo. Rissue,
Defendant. In Justice Court, Gold Hill Town.
S~hip-Before W. N. Hall, Justice OF the Peace.
The State Of Nevada sends to George Rissue
greeting: You arc hereby summoned to appear
before me, Justice Of the Peace In and for Gold
Hill Township. County and State aforesaid, at
my once In Gold, Hill, on the 18th day Of July,
A. ID. 1866, at 10 o'clock A.. n. Of that day, 10 an.
swer the complaint Of Narration Upton and Geo.
F. Crowell. doing business In the firm name Of
Upton 4 Co., wherein they claim to recover the
sum Of two hundred and hfty.seven 76-l00 Dol.
lars (e257 76) to wit: s63 10 on account rem.
dered for merchandise sold and delivered; SllI 90
for principal and 90 90 for interest on your Ger.
tain promlssory note, made by you TO PlalntIfs
July l, 1854, bearing three per cent. interest Der
month. Said note and account being on hlc in
this Court. And you arc hereby notified that IL
you fall to appear and answer the complaint an
aforesaid, Judgment will be taken against You for
the said sum Of e2S7 70, and costs Of suit.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of June, A,
D. 1865. VIZ. HALL
Justice Of the Peace, Gold Hill Township.
(Soc State Rev. stamp. 500 Int. Rev. stamp.
Del2.tdl
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GEN. SWEENEY and the Fenian Presi-
dent Roberts have been arrested !; and the
Fcnian movement on Canada 10 pro-
nounced unsuccessful.
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tn m, Gold Hill Netcs /.

To the Gold Hill Nstcs:
The foregoing is a duplicate oia letter,
I send in the same mail with this, to the
Enterprise, and which, 1 presume, they
will publish /; but in case OF their neglect
so to do, it will please me and be nothing
but justice to have yours, and other fair
journals, publish the letter and this expla-
nation, Yours, D. r. AsHnnY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-12

JEyY. DAVIS trial is fxed for the first
Tuesday in October.
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%. w. ES,
Sexton & Superintendent
MT. PLEASANT CEMETERY,
ALSO OF THE CATHOLIC.

THIS CEMETERY IS SITUATED IN THE
range of mountains back Of the County
Hospital, overlooking the city Of Virginia. Tho
Sexton and Superintendent being an old pioneer
ofthe city, and knowing the wants Of the eommu.
nifty, has decided the Cemetery above described.
under an Act Of tho late Legislature, IN trust,
until such time ~ the same shall bo Incorporated,
to secure . resting place for the dead, and to
afford TO the friends Of the deceased tho ~conEola.
tion Of knowing that under this trust this Gene.
terry can never be disturbed, sold, or used for any
other purpose.
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Il. w. KEYES.
General Undertaken,

Ne. %, South O Observation-Disclosures,
Has on hand the only stoek Of
Barstey'. Mssallic Csskets snd Burial
Comm T~rtmminGs, ETC.,
in tho state!
Also-METALLIC coFFNs Of all kinds, 70,
up at shortest notice. Also, large assortmeuts Of
slyer.Plated and hetal MountIngs, Grape, Gloves,
Robes, PRINCES and Satin Linlngs, etc.
Particular attention paid 10 SHIPPING
BODIES, and Funerals attended to with
Remember the old stand
No. % ssath @ reD. virsini..
T.. W. KEYRs.
=. S.-Hear.es and Carriages will DO IN read:
meas 10 attend Funerals al over the county and
vicinity.
Ne, ~ South G observation-disclosures,
wishes 10 inform his friends and the public zen.
orally that he has on hand
complete stock OF
Furniture and Furnishing Goods!
BedSSI1 s.k csrH%S3: soasa asd W fiiSisssinE'
Ware, etc., etc.
thank my old ~friendsGnd the public generally
for past patronage, and hope. by strict attention
70 business, TO merit a continuance Of the same.
~ Remember the OLD STAND. No. 90
South Q street Virginia q. W. KEYEs.
wheeler & Wilson,s Sewing Ma
chines and Fixtures on hand.
Jus n 90 apa D. w. KEYEs, Agent.
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REroRrxs BY T. o'snrEx. srocx BROKER. GOLD HILL
SAN FRANCISCO, June l2-l Pm.
ConstiiutionnI Amcndmcnts.

The following constitutional amend
ments passed the United States Senate on
tho OH
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Furniture and Furnishing Goods
500 REWARD.

wheeler & Wilssa,s HowiaR ma
chines and Fixtures on hand.
Jus II .l8 era q. W. KEYEs. Agent.
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LOCAL 4 COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.

N. l.. Thompson Esq. has on tho stocks
in his ship-yard at kennebunkport one ship
Of 700 tons and two of 1900 tons each, aud
frames for three more of 1000 tons each.
The 700 ton ship is nearly plankcd.
Mark Pool of Kennebunk Landing is
building a schooner Of 100 tons for parties
in old Wells.
The Argus says: The Calvinest Baptist
Society OF North Berwick have commence
ed the foundation for new church, 40x00
feet. When finished in will have steeple
and hell. which will be the only church
bell in town. This church &c not the so.
ciety) is the oldest in this State, and at the
general conference il was voted to con-
tribute towards the building OF this church
n consideration Of that fact. The old So
'ciety worshiped on Great Hill, about three
miles from the village. They are taking
down this old church, and rs much rs can,
is to be used in building the new one.
HF.E
The Hook & Ladder boys arc to have q
Ball on Christmas eve in City Hall. r
The Free Masons Of the county were to
have some kind Of services at Alfred, yes
tertlay, p. NJ, "wednesday although we
do not justly know what was the object
but they wero to be entertained in the eve
ming at the Central House by "mine host
Berry, and for thar reason, if for none 9th.
CT, we should have been pleased to have
been there.
A movement is on foot in Saco to secure
a charter for city. w..
Thomas L. lloitt Of South Berwick is ia
be Route Agent on the Eastern Railroad
from Portland to Boston, vice J. S. Brown,
removed. .., u'.
A meeting in favor Of the ten hour sys
TEN wilt held in City Hall next Wednes'
evening.
i On Monday evening the Steam Fire En-
CINE Company Of Saco, gave an oyste'
supper to all the invited guests the hal
would hold. After supper speeches were
made by Chief.onginecr Twamhly, Judge
Tapley, J. NJ. Burbank. ESQ., Capt Chad
bourne and James NJ. Deering, Esq, Of
ssco. and Capt. Morton and J. E. Butler,
OF this city. Tho sense Of this meeting
was unmistakibly that Saco should provide
herself with two hand fire engines, which
We have no doubt will he done at an earl,
moment, since tho town now has in good
condition two such engines, one Of which
d manned, an encouragement only IS need
ed to be given by the proper authorities to
raise company Cor the other. We shal
further " the subject allude hereafter.
On Monday As Or. James Sawyer Of this
city, was driving down South street IN q
two wheel ehaise, his young horse became
uumansseablc, and ran, clearing himself
ffou the chsise near Central Square. end
Throwing tho Dr.. under tho fence, bu. forsu.
na,ely injuring him only slightly. Tho ve-
lhiclo was sadly demoralized. .''H Z -
Mr.. AnH. Foss vho vas 20 terribly scalded
let vssk did % hosday morning ht
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MARRIED.

d
In this city, Nov. q, by Rev. John sanborn, Mr.
John Haley and Miss Mary 3. Johnson, both OF
In this city. Nov. IS, by Rev. J. Stcvenssir. VIII
liam n. Burbank and Nrh Hannah Chsdsourne,
both Of Lyman.
In Ills city. Nov. n, by Rev. J. Boyd, VIM. 4.
Simmons, Of Hartford, Conn, and Miss Lottie A.
CLARK. OF Biddeford.'
In this city. Nov. q, by Rev. J. MCCLELLAN. Mr.
Emery G. Mallett and Miss Bernice NJ. Giaycs,
daughter Of ADAM T. Graves, Esq., Boston, Mas.
Both Of Topsham, Me.
In Limsri,k. Nov. u. ny Rev, Mr.. Titcomb. ia.
y!a 3 johnson, Of LimipgtOu, aud Miss Ruth a.
IN ParsonsieId,. Nov. q, by, Rev. r. W. Towne,
Albion Towle. Of Limerick, and Miss Ada u. Moul.
ton, OF ParsonsGeld. .f aIl ~
In York, Nov. ~. by Rev. J. W. Sawyer. Chas
Of south Berwick. &c.,. u. ...... .,f.
In brooklyn, n. Y at The residence Of the brides
fsther, By Rev. l.. w. BeSbon, N. y. Dennett, OF
JacksonIills, Fla, aud Miss Carrie t. Joeel, n, Of
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scHENCKs MANDRAKE PILL.

pCdEUCAo mANOhAh0 G4AA1
A certain Cure for Diseased Liver and
the many Dangerous Maladie: which
are caused by . morbid condition of
that organ.
TIN0 give the public clear understanding Of the mode
i in which sciiESCK's Mandraks I'm. produce
those wonderful effects which atested by thousands
OF reliable witnesses, we present brief
DESCRIPTION OF THE HUMAN LIVER
and It's functions which will make the operation OF this
popular medicine perceptibe TO every mans under
The liver !, supplied with blood vessels. nerves and
absorbents One Of Its obvious. 10 20 secrete and
prepare the bile II likewise filters the blood and sep.
10 health r. The prope. performsnce Of ths
funciion II the liver Is diseased. Il cannot purify the
s& 1; sent ssss % %s. s.
aundce, bousness obstruction Of the Kidneys, gravel
aud many other complaints more or less painful and
dangerous but the least Of them quite enough 10 make
a man sick and uncomfortable, and unnt for the per-
fornance Of any Of the duties Of life. This unhealthy
state of the system very often ends In pulmonary con-
The circulation Of the blood 10 conducted In this man
ncr The heart sends the vital current down through
mpuriie. In lie PROGRESSES then the stream of blood hows
backward through the veins and passes to the liver to
ua or scarcely any other kind Of ulcersiio while that
Important organ, the liver Is diseased II for that rea-
They usually begin their treatment with the use OF some
cough medicine, the basis OF which morphs or opium
% some shape which lcsk. up the liver instead Of re;
producing healthy flow OF bile. Dr. scheneks
Pulmonio Syrup, seaSveed Tonic, and
Mandrake Pills,
viii strengthen the system purify the blood, and rpcn
and heal ulcers on the lungs.
A volume would be required. to give brief account
Of the remarkable cures performed by Dr. schenckt
Mandrake rii, all OF which arc accompanied BY sll
directions for the use Of them.
every week - Iond street, New York, aud IS Hanover
Street. llo.ion rum A. n until r. NJ lie gives adj
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ulae the vital activities of the body, he ostruc-
ons Of It's organs purity the boo and expel disease
They purge out the foul humo which bed and grow dis
temper stimulate sluggish or dlsorered organs INTO their
natural action and mpan healthy tone with strength TO
the whole system. Not only do they cure the everyday
complaints u everybody, bot also formidable and danger
diseases. While they produce powerful effects, they
at the time, In diminished doses, the sasi and
hest physic that can be employed for children Being
Esrctei, they pleasant to take and, being psrey
vegetable, arc free from any rsk Of harm. Cures have
been made which surpasses be were they not substan-
tatei by Of such exaitei position and character
20 forb the susplcion Of tth. Many eminent clergy
and physicians have lent their 10 certify the
public the reliability Of remedies, while others have
sent us the assurance q their conviction that PpArA-
lions contribute Immensely 70 the relief Of our afflicted
suffering fellow men.
The agent below named pleased 70 furnish gratis our
American Almanac containing directions Tor the and
certificates Of their cures Of the following COMPLAINTS
Costiyenes, Bilious Complaints Rheumatism, Dropsy,
Heartburn, Headache arising from foul stomach Nausea
Indigestion, Morbid naction Of the Bowels Aad pan as-
Ing herem. Fsiuency, Loss Of Appetite, all diseases
that require eyscuant medicina They also by purify
ing the blood and stimulating the system, many
plants which would not be supposed they oouh rach
such Deafness, Partial Blindness Neuralgia and Nervous
Irriabty arrangements of the Liver and Klneys Gout,
and other kindred complaints arising irVm low
the b,dy, or obstruction IL IL functions.
Do not be put Oh by unprncipled dealers with other
preparations which they make more profit on Demand
ARMS and take otien. The sick want the best aid
there Is for them, and they should have Il.
Prepared by Dr.. J @. ArER Co., Lowell, Mass, and
sold by all Druggists and dealers IN medicine everywhere.
amt5
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Perry Davis, Pain Killer.

The old and wrll.knewn rsusdy, which has 90
auired worldwide rspown Dor the cure OF all sud
den colds, coughs. go weak stomach. general
debility, nursing sore Mouth, cankered mouth Vt
throat Liver complaint, dyspepss, or indigestion.
crsmp or pain In the stomach. bowel complaint
palnters colo. AsIatie sholsrs, diarrhea and dy
entery. has Lost poas efits good name by repeated
trials, but continues 10 occupy prominent POSI-
ton In every family medicine chest.
IspisPESsABLs--Thers are some simple reno.
dies indispensable In every hnily. Among these
the sxpsrienes OF years assure us, should be 70
corded PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER. For both
internal and external application We have found
II Of great value especially can ws recommend
II for colds, rheumatism or fresh wounds and oru's
es-cArptian Era. AVN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Cheering Facts for the Bilious.

Every day demonstrates more clearly that Liv.
or Complaint, In all its distressing forms, can be
controlled and cured without difficulty or incon.
ysuisncs. II 10 an obstinate disease, but Its obs.
macy 10 not proof AGAINST tho psrtinsciou', rene
dial and restorative opsrstion Of H0srErrERS
STOMACH Differs. That genial corrective
esss.n ns srgss to do n' dafy. II mast secrete
regularly and healthfally under the Influence Of
the Bittsrs. Their action brings u back from =
stats OF rebellion Into perfect hsrmoay with the
laws Of health. II there Is eo'tivcus.. It dis
appears, II there 10 side-ache or baek-sehe. II
ceases, n the skin and the whites Of the eyes are
tinssA With spsrdaous bile, they recover their
natural bus, II the appetite 10 gone, Il returns, II
the digestion 10 impaired. II IL restored, In brisf
uhstsvsr the phase Il has assumed, cure 70 esr.
tets. Such are the uniform effects Of this prepare
Zion who're bilious dissass has been slresdy dsvsl
opsd but 10 cases where there Is merely . con-
stitutionai tendency 10 Liver Complaint, Il may
b prevented throughout life by the regular use.
In smaii quantities, Of this palAtabls antidots.
TAsss are proven fAsts. and shosld BE- seriously.
poodsrsd-es, rsthsr, they should be promptly
sstsd spon-sy al psr'oas Of silisus habit i0wtp
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, .,s. {. :ss. Or! sso,il, Say. of ALIENS LUNG

MEssas. J. N. HAMS D Co.. ~
0ESTs 81 make the Following statement NON 0
perfect conviesion and knowledge Of the bensau Of
ALIENS LUNG pALSAM In curing the nsst
witnessed its effects on the young and ths DID, and
! can truly say that u is by far the best eIpecto-
rant remedy with which I an acquainted. For
plants believe IL 20 30 certain cure, and " ey
cry family would keep II by them. ready TO- ad
minister upon the first appearance ofdisease abou,
the lungs, there would be very few cases Of hta
70 raise, without irritating those delicate orgnni
1.-THE Luuvsl ana without producing constipation
OF the bowels. II also gives strength 70 the eye
ten, stops the night sweats, AID changes all the
morbid ieeretions TO q healthy state
Yours respectfully, A. l.. SC0ylLL
Sold by Dr. ALvAS BACON, and By NIL Medieins
Dealers. lmA
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SmOlander's Extract Of
a.. RuCHu!

Is sold by all Apothecarie,, everywhere, for only
ONE DOLLAR. II Is esrfais cure Tor
Disease. of the Kidneys, Gravel. Rheu.
matism, G0ut, Dropsy, Female Dis.
orders, and General Debility
arising from excuses Of any kind. Read the
following TESTIMONY or A CIR AissioSARr'- v
CnARLEsrowx. MASS, Nov. q, ts65.
Messrs. BuRLEIGH 4 RoGERs, Boston, Mass
] find II duty owe to you, and % sneh Of the
community as are soldering as have suffered, 10
make known through the medium OF your adver.
tiseinsnts the CUBE that, through tho blessing OF
God, YOU have wrought upon mo by using Sso'
LANDER's BucHU. ] had sugsrsd orsr oss year
with Kidney Disease 80 bad ] esgd Assdiy yak. !
took four BOTTLES OF SmoLaHdsrs BnsAa, and u
cured me. WiLLiAn n. MELLES. City MisiioWary.
ALL APOTilECARlES SELL THIS VALUABLE
PREPARATION, AND ASK ONLY ONE DOLLAR
FOR ". 1Rr IT. -. 4.
BRULkiGH 4 RosERs. Wholesale Druggists, Dos
ton, General kgsnfs.
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Biddeford and Saco Retail Price Current.
CORRECTED wEEKLY.
THURSDAY, Nov. 20, 1865.
BRIGHTON MARKET-Nov. %.

At market for the current week Cattle 1886, Sheep ard
Lambs 1906 Swine, 1906 number Western Cattle, llooi
Eastern Cattle, 90,
PRICES-Iierf Cattle - Extra, So 90 "a 10 90; first
quality, $ll 90 10 II o.; second quality $1,000 "a 49,
third qualrty, 8 500o50. u. rl,,r.. n.
HIDES 10 "a 10lc Y fb. Tallow, u "a SIC v ID.
PBLIS, 90 % 1 IS each. 10 rH'"' .
CALF Skins, 10 2Oe Y b.
Rsnlan.-A full supply Of cattle and rather more
than enough for the market, and prices tending down.
ward Quality not quite 10 good a last week.
Mich cows and Cavrs SIS, IS, IS % Us ~.
SHEEP AND LAMBSin lots, - 0o,2 2b2 50 90 rs
each Extra, 81 Is % % or from % Ste v h.
swINE-western fat Swine, live, 10 "a II V ID ,
Dressed Is 10 l&o per 10. H
store Hogs-Retan IL 10 lcc per ID. 90 r .y
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1880 per Xr.

We want agents everywhere TO sell our nrnovrp $40
Sewing Mschincs. Thrce pe~ kos. Under and uPpes
ui,sou, PAIL fne 6StY machmes s"h In the units'i
States for less than $40, which are fully hesnssd BY
Hors, Wheeler r Wilson, Grsrsr- Baker, SiHger r
Co., and BaeAeIier. an other cheap machines are IN
6iaosnsnfs and the setter liable TO a-ssf,
fss asd iuprisonmssf Gfrodan hce. Addres, % call
upon Shaw L clAk. Iadddad. Ne. O. tv1