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The Washington City Repu6licn,

adm, of Thursday, says:
Fifty thousand copies of the report
of the Committee on Reconstruction
are to be printed Mt the expense of
the country, and the franking privi-
lege IS soon to be set i'll motion, and
the land is ere long to be flooded with
this made-up, one-sided, prejulicel
and partisan sconcoction. This does
not at all surprise us, as we have
always regarded the committee itself
as caucus created for political pur,
poses, and It's report is nothing more
or less than an electioneeling docu.
ment.
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FROM MEXICO. The New York
Herald's Mexican correspondence is
dated in the city of Mexico, June 5,
and Vera Cruz, June 5. 1t says the
departure of Santa Anna for the
United States has caused great sur
prise, and was received by the Libe-
fals with great JOY and by the Impe-
rialists with manifest uneasiness It
is said that Gen. Vidaurri proposes
visiting the United States. Six more
rebel exiles at the colony OF Carlotta
had been captured by the Liberals
The Imperial Council are continually
exchanging ideas on the important
subject Of how not to STAY behind
when the soldiers go away The State
of Chihuahua is now entirely rid Of
the presence OF the iniperialists. A
deplorable state Of affairs exists ia
Sinaloa. Tlacatalpam and elsewhere.
brought about by the ruthless ear
fare waged by Maximilian
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brigham Young's sixty-fifth birth
day was celebrated on Saturday, by
tllc leading Mormons now in New
York, who dined together at the Me
tropolitan hotel The health Of
" Brother Brigham was Of course
pledged, bat it is to be hoped 70,
sobriety's sake that the company did
not drink TO each of his wives
separately.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Attention IL cali
CO t" the following advertisements, which
are published this morning for the fra,
time:
E: f. Jsckson-kerosene lamps
Fisher Heinitsh-Fresh Arrivals.
n. Robertson-MuleS Stolen.
Jas. Peckham-Vaiuable Lots.
LEVIN observation-disclosures Mules. &c.
{. +. Palmetto Hats.
L. y. Crews-Haek Line.
Abeles, Myers & Co.-Sixth Arrival.
Johnny Rebs.-Last Concert.
a. Reckling Mattress Making. etc.
John Stork-Renting Stalls postponed.
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BETTER LATE THAN NEVER. If your teeth
are going, and you have not vet tried The
Sozodont As a preservative, try it now.
Abandon all other dentifrices, and give it
fair chance; it is guaranteed to be as
harmless as water
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Prison Life OF Mr.. Davis.

Jefferson Davis, has lust issued u
volume, in New York. which will I've
grcedily sought after and read with
interest i'll every section OF the coau
try. The New York JFr7Id. of Satur
day, makes copious extracts from this
volume. covering fifteen columns of
that ionrnal. We give our readers,
to-day. the authors official account
as to how Mr.. Davis WAS put in irons:
"Wcll?' said Mr. Davis, ~ they
entered, slightly raising his head.
u have IN unpleasant duty to per
form. sir, said Captain Titlow; and.
90 h" spoke, the senior Blacksmith
took the silacl1les from his assistant.
Davis leaped instantly from his re-
cumhcnt attitude, Il flush passing over
hls lace for - moment, and ihen lis
couNtcn@ncr growing iiviu and riyid
as death.
He casped for breath. clutching his
throat with the Thin fingers of his
right hand, and then, recovering him
self slowly. Will" his wasted figure
lowered ny To its full height now ap-
pearlng to swell witt, Indignation. and
then To shrink with terror, rs he
glanced from the c;,ptains $ face to the
shacklrs :lc said. slowly ;,LI with :,
lahoriny chest:
MY God, yo, caunot have been
sent to IRON me-
''Snch are my orders ,m replied
the officer. hrckoning the blacksmith
t" approach, who stepped forward,
unlocking the paddock and preparing
the letters TO do their office. These
fetters were us heavy iron. probably
tive-eighths of IN inch in thickness.
and connected together by Il cl,;tin of
like weight believe they are now
IN the possession Of Major-G General
Miles. :,ul vii! furll an i,l.cr,.etin..
relic.
This is too mnnstrous, groa,.cL
the prisoner, glaring hu,riedly around
the room, As il Inr some weapon or
means of self-destructio! II de
mand, Captain. that vow let me 81.
the commanding officer Can i.v
pretend that such Shaci;l-s are re
quircd t" secure the safe custody ,rf q
weak old man, 50 guarded. and in
such 4 fort a, this?
1t coulu serve mo- n,,ruus,. -.
piled Captain Titiow; ..!is orders
are from Washington. rs .uio, mr..
from nim
But he c:n! telegraph, interpus,d
Mr. Davis oauerlv. ..t,.,.. ,,u.t J.,
some mistake. No such OUTRAGE =,
you threaten me with is on record in
the history us nations. Beg him TO tel.
cgraph, aud DELAY until he answers
M orders arr. pereinptoyy. said
the officer, ..apd admit af no .l.,,,
For vour own sake. let me alyis. yII,
to submit with PATIENCE. Association
Mr Davis. vuu know ,au.,t ,y..n,,.
orders
''Thr,c are not oylcy. for =
soldier shouted tii,. prisoner. losing
al! control Of himself. ..'rhey ;r1.
orders for 4 ja:!u. for 4 n,,nnln.,,,
whiril no so!dits wraYi,,.. 4 sword
shoulI accept ! ted yuu. the world
viii ring with TIN, tisnr;,c.. The
war i, over: the South is conquered;
| have. no lonucr any co1,nfr, l.,t
America, and it is for the honor uf
America, As fua. nv own honor aol
life. that l plead against this deyra.la.
ton. Kill me. Kill me-" he cried
pas,ionatclv, throwing hi~ arms wide
open and exposing his breast. .rath,r
than intiict ON mo. and on NV Drople
through me this insult worse than
death.
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COLUMBIA.
Wednesday Morning, June 20, 1866.
a DeiusiOss.


Recent dispatches would Indicate
that the Fenian Brotherhood had be-
come somewhat elated at the action
taken in the House of Representa-
tives in Congress-; thinking it possi-
BILE that this movement might result
in the repeal of the neutrality laws
between this country and Great Bri-
{ { ttaains The aTshe Irish are proverbiaIly
sanguine, but in this instance they
have thrown overheard common
sense, if they dream, for . moment,
that there is any sincerity i'll the de-
magogues in that body, and chat
they had any other objects in view
than the censure of the President,
and bait to win the favor aud
votes of the Feninns throughout the
country.
Bad and blind as the radicals are,
they are not so blind rs not to see
thai the repeal Of these laws would
Immediately involve the country in a
war with England. We sympathize
in the aims and objects of the men
who desire to iberate their country.
but as citizen of the United States,
as d friend to the cause of Ireland,
We can see nothing but the widest
folly in this raid on ne;ghboring
foreign territory. Even if the raid
had been successful, we do not know
how it could have in any way tended
TO the liberation of Ireland.
But what we meant to warn the
Fenians of, is the utter fallacy of any
hope from the passage of any bill or
resolution repeating the neutrality
laws. There is no truth or honesty
IN the dominant faction, and there is
no reason to doubt that, even if they
were fool-hardy enough to pass any
such measure, the President would
veto it. The country cannot, at this
time, afford to plunge into war, to
ald any vain effort to invade q neigh
boring territory, without any adpan-
tageous object in view, tc. any body,
or any cause. The President, it is
true, might have issued premonito-
ry proclamation, but when the overt
act was committed, he was prompt,
not only in or'oclai'aing, but in acting,
and we believe, so long as our treaty
stlpulations are in existence. the
whole country will sustain him in en-
forcing them. But in this instance
it would have been much better had
he moved in the incipiency Of this
attempted invasion, as it was no Sc
cret that it was contemplated.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTs.-T Post Office is
open during the week from a. m. to ID.
m. and from 81 p. M. to p n. On Sun
day, from to IA m
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HE NEUTRALITY Law. The sixth
section Of the neutrality law of the
United States, passed in 1918, which,
it is alleged, has been violated by
the Fenians in their demonstration
against Canada, contains the follow
ing provisions:
THAT if any person shall, within
the territory or jurisdiction OF the
United States, begin to set on foot.
or provide OF prepare the means for
any military expedition or enterprise.
to be carried on from thence against
the territory or dominions of any
foreign prince or State, or of any
colony, district or people, with whom
the United States are at peace. every
person SO offending shall be deemed
guilty Of a high misdemeanor, and
shall be fined not exceeding three
thousand dollars, and imprisoned not
more than three years.
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STAY LAw.-While our highest
State Court has declared our stay law
unconstitutional, North Carolina has
passed, on its second reading, SINH
ler ordinance. Speaking of this law,
the Raleigh Sentinel says:
"Most of the day, on yesterday.
was consumed by the Convention in
the discussion of the various amend
ments proposed to Judge Howarl's
bill: 1t passed it's second reading,
and-we judge from the vote-it will
become a law, with slight amend
ment, as it came from the committee. !"
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1HE LAND WE Love. We have received
from the publisher Nos. and II OF th.s
neat and well-edited Southern monthly.
1t is Published in Charlotte, N. O., under
the editorial management Of the ex-Con-
federate General, d. II. Hill. To Judge
nom the contents OF the numbers before
us, the General proves himself ou fat with
the pen as with the sword AS the sub.
scription price is reasonable, the magazine
viii DOUBTLESS receive an extensive patron
age. Send for n specimen.
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VEGETABLE CURIosrTY.-We have been
shH" corn-stalk, with small-sized ear
o coA on top. having tassel and silk com
pl ft, but minus the shuck. The curious
can examine it at the store Of the AIessra
Jackson on Plain street
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iHE BURNING OF COLUMBIA .n,er-
estinS account of the Sack and Destr,,,-
ton of the City of Columbia, s. C.."h.-
just been issued, III pamphlet form from,
the PhGnir power press. Orders filed to
any extent. Single copies 90 cents.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-20
Eocal Items.

Mortgages and conveyauce- OF Real L.,
tate for sale at this Office.
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To CoNUSDRrM MASUFACruRERs.- the
Johnny Reb. Minstrels" advertise con
cert for Thursday evening, Ut which they
propose to give 4 handsome prize for the
best original conundrum. As this will bs
their last concert in Columbia, for the
present, they will doubtless have a crowd
ell house
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At the opening OF the Provost Court,
Yesterday morning, Capt. Clarke, (of the
10th Maine Volunteers,) who has been act
ing as Provost Judge, announced that he
had been relieved, and Lieut. J. W. God
man. OF Co. 7, 9th United States Infantry.
had been appointed to the position. Th.
Court was then adjourned until this morn
ing, at 10 O'Clock. Capt. Clarke has mad.
number of friends in this community by
his Sentiemaniy manners, and strict ad
hercnce to duty.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-20

\ /. Stewart ha, agents abroad
purchasing works of ant for his new
house IN Fifth Avenue.
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look AND JOB PEISTINo.--The Ph.p,.,r
once Is now fully supplied with card,
colofed and white paper, colored ink, wood
type, etc, and is in condition to execute Al,
manner OF book and job printing in the
shortest possible time
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NEW GOODS. -Messrs. Abeles. Myers &
90 advertise another lot of goods in th-i,
line. Call at the 'up-towu store" AM,
examine for yourselves.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25

"jes' col o." Exactly l"sol1n shingls said they we're
here every time" 10 b. m owey" 10 Che morn ng be
TOOK Plantation Btters fhe felt weary night he Plan
mentally oppressed be took Plantation Bers and they
er failed TO sethim on his pins square aud arm
Pew persons want any better authority but may,
just read The following
owe much to you, for verify believe the
Plantation Bitters have saved my nfe
REV. W. A. WAGNER. Madrid. ~ w
have been great sufferer from Dys.
pepsIa' and had to abandon preaching The
Plantation Bttyrs have cured M.
REV. G. A. WILDWOOD, New York city.
thadiost al appetite was 80 weak and
eneryated could hardly walk, aud had perfect dread Of
ely. The Plantation Biuers have all
right JANIS HEaiNwAY, 81. Louis. Mo-
The Plauiauou Bittrrs have cured Of
arrangement Of The kidneys and Urinary organs, that dis
tressed me ior years They act uh- a chsrm.
g. @. MOORE, lii Broadway, N y"
Mrs o. " DEvOE, manager ofths Onion Home for
Soldiers Children, che has given Is 60 s weak and
valid children undo her charge, with the happy and graf
flying results" We have received hundred reams Of
such certificates, Advertisement effective
people themselves say nold article Our
reputation stake The original quality and high
u these goods viii be sustained under every all
They have already obtained sale every town,
Village. parish aud hamlet Am1nf oivaed Base
try and style they can,
good article be sold poor one,
they end support from parties who DO what they
SELL BE your guard. See private stamp cork
r u. DRAKE Co, New York City.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER. sold by all Druggists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

p p1rsd from prescription o. Sir J. Clarke. AZ. D
Phyieian Extraordinary 10 fhe q 'een.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing the Of all
those painful aud dangerous d 10 waich the female
constitution is subject II modefetes all excess and
moves all obstruc'ioas ffogl-gPatesef cause, aud a
speedy cute may be relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES
Il IL particularly suited Il will 10 short time. bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle, prize Ore Dollar bears the GoveTnm ent
Stamp OF Great Britain, TO prevent eounterfeits
CAUu, n
These Pdh should not be taken BY Females during
tie FIRST THREE NO NTHS y Pregnancy, as they
sure TO bring on M'eay'lgs ba al any o'hsr time
they safe.
Every woman knows that the bloom q health must
fade with the slightest irreguary obstruction Of he
msnsss Thee lis are lruly the womau's friend in
her hour OF trial aud the only positive aud
falling Of So preston Of nature, from
whatever So mid thlttbe ieebes take them
with perfect security yet powerful IN their effects
that they may be safely called never failing Regulator
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight sxsrlion Pat
taon Of the Heart, hyslercs snd Whites, these Pis
will effect shen all 0her have failed and
although powerful remedy, do not contan iron, Gallo
mel antimouy anything huTtll TO the constitution
Full deotl lns IN the pamphlot around each packsg
which should be carefully preserved.
SOLD BY ALL DROGGTSFs,
sole General Agent for the Unl ed states and British
OominiOns,
JOB MosEs, u Cortandt ST., New York.
N Ssh OOSnd 6 three cent postage stamps enclosed
q any authorised Agent, wall ensure bottle, containing
81 Pills, BY return malt securely sealed from all obserya-
tion
Sold in Montpelier BY N. X, BROWN and BlXBY
& co. l06leopdAW
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25
OVER A MILLION DOLLARS SAVED

eentleuen 80" had man worth &2o who took cold
from bad hurt 10 the leg, and useless year
bad used eyeryhnsi could hear Of without benefit until
tried the Mexican Mustang ininant i effected perm
aneut c1re.m j. L. DOWNING.
Montgomery, Ala, June "a, 1850.
take pleasure TO recommending the Mexea1 Mustang
Imminent ss valuable aud Indispensable article Tor spran
Sores Scratches ais Horses. have used Tor
Burns, Bruises, Sores, Rheamatsm Sc and AL say
Ike magic" J. ". HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells. Fargo's ani Hardeu's
Express.
The spfAin OF ny daughters aakis, occAsoned Wills ska
ms last winter enirsy cured in
meuced using your celebrated Mustang LaimenL
Gloucester, Mass, Aug. .. isss Ed. sEELY.n
lt admitted fact the Mexican Mustang Lnimsnt
performs ia shorter tae and beast than
article discovered Fsmes hrery-men plant
should always have them baud. quick
ainy is All genuine s Strapped plate engrayngs
barring the signature ofG Vs. Wesbrook, Chemist and the
PriBats L. stamp Of DEH,s BARNES Co. over top.
effort has been made counterfeit cheap stone
plate label. Leok osfeiy
SARATOGA seMNG WATER, sold By all druggists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25

since Yesterday have been 400
Four and AGO bush Shorts The market
about thr vita steady denaudl W.
qaae Western -upehne $500 i1 common extra. o.
st05i medium extras ~ s s2 and good and choice
ucilding yoHe 81 louis hrand A. SS % $3.50 yer OIL "a
nothing has been done Ia Corn very little
doing, We quote soutrn yellow a. 81 0 aud Western mixed
10 hnsh. selling o3 o1c per bush Tor
Northern Csnads, Rye a. 8 shorts 90 80 s1 Fine
Ferd eHa Sgat and MidilinEs di2 SIS per ton
Pu0vrsioss fork arm and selling AZ - 40 a sI Tor
primer flr a eo hhl Tor clear
cash Beef sells At ss 81 s2la Tor mess
and slhA $40 hhl f1r family extra Lard At ~ ~
uer and SmoEei Hans ~ 10 Yer 10
In the sales have beeu a. 81 so aud cheese 10
~ IL NJ and Old
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25
Special Notifies.
R Y Il.

RYE.
Thou.ands bushels Rye yeary consumed in
the manufacture RioharAs Extract Of Rye Il IL as
simple hrovnhreed and WON'T hurt you more Nyou
don't dhnk much ofh. SOLD everywhere. 10
8 Thousands females die annually for want Of remedy
for the sments which they Incident The only such
remedy Of Sir James Clarkos Female Pills They
are put up In bottles containing pills, with circular
anng explicit directions, free for Al and post
stamps They well known he the only sure and safe
remedy for female diseases and distractions from
Inn.Ian.lnIl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25
CHEvALIER's LIFE FOR THE HAIR

VIII RESTORE Gray Hair to its ORIGINAL col
or. eIhEN0lHEN epa promote ne grown o. u
cool and healthy be used freely contains nothin
injurious is unparalleled as HAIR DRESSING al
sure YOU Ladies and Gentlemen, it is all you require
the II air so y all Druggists and at 10Y tiee, NJ
1923 Broadway, N Y SAkAH A. CHEVALikA, A.
Weeks & Potter NJ s BUR & Co., Carter x Wiley.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25
AN EFFECTUAL WORM MEDICINE.
BROWNS VEIN iFUGE CoAFlTs,

on WoRN LoENoEs Much sickness, undoubtedly with chill
and adults attributed other is oceasloned ny
w0rme The VERNuUGE CoIrs," although enrcual 10 de-
soyng do possible niary to the most delicate
chhd This valuable combination has been suecesaly used
by physicians aud found be safe and sure In eradeang
worms 80 hurtful to children
CHLpREN HAvrSo woRMs require immediate attention. -
neglect q The trouble often prolonged sickness
sFMproAs o. WoRNs IN CHILDREN often overlooked
Worm, aud bowels irritation which can
he removed only by the Of remedy The eouhlna
ton q Ingredients used In making BrenRs FsaEe Goa
NJ such a. to give the best possible eject with safety.
CURTIS 4 brown, Proprielors, New York. Sold by Al
Dealer. In Madtoi,es. II ID els A box lO.6l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25
A s1voIs Boz or BRANpRErH's Pills

A sGveLE Box OF BRANDRETH'S PILLS
vegetable attractive matter than twenty boxes
pills world b-sies dfy hundred phy
Them In their practice the exclusion % other pureatves
Thr their vsue appreciated When
They sadIsn death and continued sickness
sill be Of the past let those who them speak right out
IN their favor It duty Ehioh viii save life.
Our subro redundancy Of vitiated bile this
and e is dangerous Is PREVALENT Brand
re.hs Pills afford invaluable eaent protection. BY
prevent the collection impuri-
ties which, when IN suaieut quantities, much danger
body's health. They Liver Complaint Dys-
psps, Loss Of Appetite Pain the BEAD, Heartburn, Pau 10
SUDDEN Faian-ss AMI Cosgeness sold by
Oil respectable Dealers in Medicines,
V.t
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25
Deaths.

years
d. Greensboro Nay sallaa Eliza daughter orr E.&AP.
100 Barton, May 30, O. Roblnson r son Of Amos O. and
I Eliza Rohins0nt aged u year ana months.
In 3d. Hariwita Auul 70 Strah, sinclair. and
daughter Of Nc. willard Bugnre.
10 dnrittirnt April 1 Miss suannah Pr
pleas
In J1husbury ois widow Of The late Governor Fairbanks
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25

To ruosE wHo suTTER.-it would seem almost incredible
that will continue suffer such remedy PLAN
IArios BfrERs within their reach Persons troubled With
Headache Low Spirits, Heartburn Pain in the Side, Bsck
stomach Cramps Bad Breath and symptoms Of hor
rd monster Dyspepsia, earnestly invited this
dy.
weakest stomach
No change 0 diet Il while using them We
mend paent all they want Of the best the market al
fords.
As Andote 10 Disease, PLANTATION BrfHRs Of srea
value Take them when the st unpleasant symptoms appear
you may avoid weeks aud months OF prosrang sickness
The fire, trial do you good You viii feel rs beneficial
effect al once.
Particularly recommended to weak and delicate ladies
curing something 10 brace and build them up.
SON EvHRrNHEEE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-25

IcifaruFt o. ~ fIHf.f fiAFHa-
BOSTON ca HE MARKET.
gAEsgIpsEx . AS1aus NV IS. H Iss
Avousr o. sfoex A. xaHkEfi
yai.r,ss ga ga Ioo99 l. ool es
5 ls,' 5 ssss ago. IS Isl iio is@ 20
FklCE-=
Brrr c,rrtr-Ertra ana heavy premium qssq ~ .
% qualify sis5s si3oo 81 ~, % oial gsgh q hae'
taw, AID dressed beef ies chocrst single pafs s4
e1lG Bulls &C., 81 90 slLao. ,.. 81. ,hir
y.ios ss6,sf hsniy steers, o5 a $40 ~.
coask Calves fair Quality si5 tlpi gNlA soel ~
vith n without calves a. mAs be agreed i'fro~ anu ''
Y.args. sol sos trogearods 500 500 three
st.o al sms ss7t-sc-s extra "a % Cts per io
iiVe st ighti 81 10 a 5000 pef hral- 81, r..-.,
hllcsalu ftia ri ltf Nsbieaseu
String Pm ~ wholesale. oi ua rrtauco oos per H.
Hides 8rshion. . x YER ~. Country LOTS &c.
taifssns, 70 anc per TO-
Pt. Win unol ~ 81 80 zach countfy lss leala9
HraAeHf-la numbers there are ~ estte hnA ~
baHy Canada. zni 2,l IRON ~ the NeE rutt-hl
al sold yrslerl
Ths very acceptable rain witch wss falling pronAh
business The newspaper reports Of falling o. ~ pses ~
ali dr1rrrs this aecu1H- A. Western soeA ot fshg
than h ash more for the cattle offered
Haehders smith Cannerdg sold as At from l3 ct, -
n 10 cts 90 skr. few select lois OF tEo 20 IA
i1i2r % Nearly the whole % ne Mesie,n az 70 -
The beef Nl cnt the nulehrfh Wou "neNAitI s
one half than last week, 49,, nh
sheep, DOLLY shout arl are NeN hngAna hAtge
elder Q1 Western sud-ia 20 les ~ eel, W
except sheep about 90 lbs our New hnsAnl
sheep all way from 70 : - a., 49,. o.,
per pound. Few vorkns oxen Veal trade about
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