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Democratic Platform, Adopted at
Columbus, Thursday, May "a,
1866.

Resolved, That the Democracy of Ohio
viii adhere in the present and in the fu-
ture as in the past, with unfaltering fdel-
ity aud 6rmness to the organization Of the
Democratic Party, and to its ancient and
we'll settled principles as enunciated by
Thomas Jefferson, the great Apostle of
American Democracy, and as acknewl-
edged and accepted by the party from the
foundation of the Government; and espe-
cially of equal taxation. and of repre-
s~entation of all States subject to taxation.
Resolccd, That the one great question
Of the day is the IMMEDIATE AND UNcoN-
OPTIONAL RESTORATION OF ALL THE
STATES TO THE EXERCISE OF THEIR
RIGHTS WITHIN THE FEDERAL UNION UN
DER THE Constitutions; and that we will
cordially and actively support ANDREW
JOHNSON, as President Of the United
States, in all necessary and proper means
to carry cut his policy as directed to that
end; and especially in securing immedi-
ate representation in the Senate and House
os Representatives, to the eleven States
from which it is now unconstitutionally
and arbitrarily withheld, unless on the
degrading condition of inferiority in the
Unien, and of negro political and civil
equality enforced by the Federal Govern
ment.
RESOLVED, That for the purposes above
set forth, we will cordially cooperate in
public meetings, conventions and at the
polls, with all men, without reference to
past party positions, who honestly aud by
their acts and votes as we'll as by their
professions, support the President in his
policy o frestoration asnow declared.
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NORTHERN MEN IN THE SoUTH.-Bre-
vet Brigadier General A. L. Quincy, for
merly Of New York, now of Selma, Ala
bama, in forwarding a remonstrance Of
Union officers and soldiers against an in
crease of the cotton tax, states that 70
officers and 200 men of his late regiment
are in Alabama, and at least 1000 Nor
them emigrants are il that State, mostly
engaged in the cultivation of cotton
Assuming that the culture cannot prove
profitable with the proposed tax, he says
Northern men will leave the State if it BE
imposed.
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Terrible Railroad Accident--Sev-
eral Persons Injured.

RICHMOND, VA, June IA fearful
accident occurred to the down mail train
on the Danville Railroad, near CoalGeld,
this afternoon, caused by tie breaking of
a switch-rod. The ladies car was precip-
itated over an embankment, making three
revolutions, and smashing the car in the
descent.
Mrs. Trotter, Of the vicinity of Dan
vile, was instantly killed. Many other
persons were injured, among them Bishop
Farley, Of the Methodist Church, and
Isaac Overley, of Charlotte.
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SENATOR SPRAGUE, OF RHODE ISLAND.
The following extract from a CORES
pondent, who has accompanied Generals
Steadman and Fullerton on their recent
tour of investigation into the manage
ment of the Freedman's Bureau, admira-
bly, illustrates the political morality Of
the "cunning little Isaac" of Rhode Is
land:
"I ought to mention that one of the
largest purchasers of the property which
has been so questionably disposed of in
this locality by the Tax Commissioners,
is a United States Senator, Senator
Sprague.) This gentleman is actually
employing ex-rebel Generals to manage
extensive saw-mills be owns in Florida,
while sitting in the Senate and voting
once a week that the ex-rebels are yi.tu-
ally little better than e~ut-throats, and not
to be trusted"
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of the right eye, but beyond that, nothing
peculiar. The eye was then removed and
will be dissected at leisure. Afterwards,
DIR. B. Howard Rand proceeded to try
experiments with a powerful galvanic
battery, the result being a ~convulsive
twltching of the limbs, as though the
victim were alive and in terrible agony.
The regular post norton will be made to-
day before the class of the Jefferson Med
ical College.
Thus ends the tragedy which has excl
ted SO much horror. May it never be
our duty to record another like it.
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Judge Underwood Refuses to Adj
init JEFF. Davis to Bail.

WASHINGTON, June 11.-This morning
Judge Underwood, in chambers at the U.
s. Attorney Generals Office, heard the ar
guments of Messrs. O'Connor and Shea,
counsel for Jefferson Davis, why the pris-
oner should be admitted to bail. Attor-
ney General Speed replied on the part of
the Government. Judge Underwood re-
fused to admit Mr.. Davis to bail, on the
ground that be had no authority to do SO,
the accused being a prisoner of war;.
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U. S. ASSESSORS NOTICE.

OFFICE o. 8. Assessor, 18TH DIS. OF 0Hro,l
MARIETTA, June 6, 1866.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the fifth an
IN nual assessment, under the Excise Law Of
the United States, having been completed in
this District, the lists containing the assess
ment in Monroe County, will remain open for
examination fat the Office of Jas. II. Ray, in
the town of Darlington, in said county, for
the space of ten days from the date OF this
notice; after which, on the 2lst day of june,
1866, at the same place, appeals will be re-
ceived and determined by me, relative to any
erroneous or excessive valuations or enume-
rations that may have been made in said
county.i
GEORGE NJ. WOODBRIDGE,
q. 5. Assessor 18th Dis, Of Ohio.
Junel2.w2.
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MARRYING THE FREEDMEN "a Wash.

MARRYING THE FREEDMEN "A Wash
ington dispatch says:
Gen. Howard has ordered that all ne
groes shall be married by force. This
order is o being carried out, and il
gives rise to the most disgusting scenes
Every evening large squads of negroes o.
both sexes and all ages are brought be.
fore the agents Of the bureau, the men
compelled to take hold of the hands OF
the females, and the marriage ceremony
is then recited to them by the agent, and
they are pronounced married. The ne
groes are opposed to the whole thing,
grumble at it loudly and openly, and de-
clare that they are free to live with any
woman that they please. The idea that
they will pay any regard to these forced
marriages is absurd. Over four hundred
couples we're thus forcibly married @ last
week.
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ra-A New Orleans paper tells Of an
old colored preacher at Port Gibson, who
recently baptized thirty colored converts
and charged them a dollar apiece. On
the following Sunday he only succeeded
in inducing two to present themselves
who were willing to pay. Becoming in
dignant at the parsimony of his congre-
cation, he refused to baptize the two can
didates, saying che warn't gvine to slosh
hisself up for no two dollars of anybody's
money"
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From the United States Economist.
Advice to Wool Growers.

1t may not be cut of place to give a
word of advice to farmers, now that the
clip is near approaching, about the man
ner of washing their sheep and doing up
their wool. They must understand that
there is now in the Eastern market a much
closer inspection of the wool han has
been for some time past;that half washed
and tangled wool, with heavy strings, win
not sell for the same price as well washed
wool, but will be subject to a discount in
proportion to the amount of dirt which
they contain, and they must bear in mind
that dirty wool will not command as ready
a sale as clean wool; and those localities
which become notorious for heavy wool,
will be avoided, and as this class Of wool
is sold in the Eastern market, so it must
be bought of the farmer. Some are of
the opinion hat if the wool is not washed
at all this difficulty might be obviated,
but they must bear in mind that there are
different degrees of cleanliness in unwash-
ed wool, as we'll as washed wool; some
farmers would take care to keep their
wool clean-some would allow it to accu-
mulate all the dirt they could. The best
way for all is to put their wool upon the
market in tho. best manner possible; then
they will have a better market aud COM
mand the best price. The finer grades Of
feeces are, in much better demand than a
few weeks ago; pulled wool is more sought
after, and good super sells readily.
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NARA Boston man writing home from
Richmond, says:
Though | do not believe fifty South
ern gentlemen would wish to see slavery
restored, l am convinced that many Of the
blacks would prefer slavery to the con-
ditioE to which they have been reduced
by sudden emancipation"
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Board of Health R-epOrt--Meeting
of Staten Islanders--War Against

OA SsGhtCAA DELIGHTFULLY."- w Oh 6dkAASl
Dogs.
New York, June 12-Midnight.-
Quarantine report up to this morning
shows 2! convalescent patients transferred
to hospital ship, and 10 new cases receiv-
ed, and 4 deaths since last report; remain
ing on hospital ship, A patients.
A meeting of Staten Islanders this af-
ternoon, at Richmond, was largely atten-
ded, and much verbal indignation spent.
Resolutions we're passed declaring the
action of the Board of Health illegal. and
a committee was appointed to eject the
authorities from Seguin's Point.
Next Monday the annual war begins
against dogs in this city. Dog-killers re-
ceiving, as heretofore. fifty cents per
head.
The steamer Heletia was allowed to
discharge her patients at Castle Garden
this P. NJ, having been 26 days without
cholera.
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ARA man came into a printing office
to beg a paper, because" said he, 1--WE
like to read newspapers very much, but
our neighbors are all too stingy to take
one"
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Guardians Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the UNDER
IN signed was, on the 18th day Of June,
1866, appointed Guardian Of Daniel Dennis,
minor son of John Dennis deceased.
June19W4. JACOB WAGNER.
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"THE WICKED SHALL NOT LIVE Our
HALF THEIR DAYs."-An instance of
this kind occurred over in Pennsylvania
last week. A man named Miller about
three weeks ago, made an agreement with
some of his companions in vice, to meet
him at a certain place every Sunday when
he would administer to them the holy or
dinance of communion giving them whis-
ky and crackers. This mock ceremony
was performed every Sunday, but the
hands which administered the mock en-
blems in derision, were SO mangled by the
premature discharge of a blast last week,
as to require amputation. He was also
severely burned about she head. After
two days of extreme suffering, ne went to
meet his insulted Creator.
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Coovert Found Guilty of Murder
in the First Degree.

CINCINNATI, June 10.-The second tri-
al of Samuel Coovert for the murder Of
the Roosa family at Lebanon, Ohio, yes
terday, resulted in a verdict of murder in
the first degree.
Harrison McNeal, brother-in-law of
Covert, is to be tried as an accessory.
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THE posi-

Several surgeons, in the presence of a
large crowd, then proceeded to make a
post mortem examination. The eyes were
examined by the aid. of the electric light.
There seemed to be a rupture of the lens
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Closing Out Sale Of Shoes.
Great Reduction in Prices!

THE undersigned have a stock of SHOES
i suitable for
LADIES, Misses AND CHILDREN's WEAR,
which are not made in the latest style and
fashion, but most of them are the
B EST QUALITY OF WORK,
which they will sell at very low rates in or.
der to close them out. By calling soon per-
sons can secure great bargains,as may be seen
by the following list:
Women's Shoes from.........$1 q to 2 Is
Misses / 90 to 2 0e
Ghildren's . ...,.... 20 to rs
FARRIER, ~LoBENsTElN & co.
june 12.ml.
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Death of Ex-Chief Justice Lane.

SANDUsKY, O., June 12.-Judge Lane,
late Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
Of Ohio, died this evening.
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Yesterday at a quarter of eleven o'clock,
Anton Probst, the fend in human shape,
who coolly murdered the Deering, family,
paid the penalty of his crime in the jail
yard at Philadelphia.
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,,crrt-tparo,ssn,s Noiits..

~ STATE or Esw.r oRK. tssli
1'r Poaf-WARpxss oSricE. No, 70 Winiamstt
NOTICE is hereby. given, IN sccordance with Sec
~ % ofthe &C. passed April H. 1897 entitled An Act % ke-
r.,s. ,hs Wsren. Port Of 70 al per-
- IN Of The ohjeet matter 81 sseh
osrv .Ismnsfou survey that the following vessels are now
.sssr BY the Port rpa that ne sad sMwrS
sI.nAs,Ga. ~. w. ~, a. ,s. ~ va
sg's SSf CIV ER
7st 70 lssn Dbpaieh.
is1I B.iIs slsioa
Brig Ameucus r',f.s..'ss q y
20 81 Brig Edith Mary q E y
'' MlNTHoRNE ToAPKiNs, Prss<9hG
J. Ares BERElaAs Secretary.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF sEw-YoRK,...... SAYS. 10.
CLEARED.

CLEARED. .-s--ai..r1
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s, sSSs ra.spAl. Ksis; s1,,
sts.mEpp Heck tsi EdmOndsOa Liverpool casaId
s.s,u.hp LsiOus HOvey Galveston via ksy west T. h"oS
Steamship j. ru..r.en o.ke. Mobile b. Mallory tco
s si:.%.RiP i 4 SiH.Ssa; sTsS fEsd.pa
s tsa@sip P.IS,nis nun.sf Boston w p Clyde.
BG;g@ s, 7. .. .'i essP
BIE W A. Pl.t.niu ansh.m A.pnwsl ssrshsn, Cs%ss.
Bark Whitehall 18Th HammOpd 81 Johns ~ d. u ~hhA'S
Big K-uO..h Br Atwood, sa'ania and Santa s'rA' Bss
:? sfs ID. B. (srn MsN,n, sydney R,Gs Swain
ss A afSS4s Viai si
ssss FL. Nina Mn T. S Van i sa
ARRIVED. -.il ei o.. ss-.t-i
s,.,shio .isa Kiaxdsn tBrl MseDonsd Gbssov Aus IS
81 Johns B. SEPT t. With ndss and Ia pa. 70 fr.De' Nc
steamship Quaker City West. cssoa lh inst, with .ds. s
PES. s:..So " Er.msn (of ran.dph,s Tss
ago. TsE Aug d. via Gvsstsa Sept with ~o'i and hsesr 70
sss.alp vslui. Spencer Galveston II days With c0oa no
s..a:ip Ts.@s smith, Washington DC, 50 heurs viii -as.
val.ss ss. steamer S.wbsrn. Hou.y, w.Ainssa D. O. -
sS,s;! sIs. Tn s ss. s esif' :s 4:
Now. ne. :ss az S: IKE 30 .s''
x. -, x. asP sy s:z s. sss:ss s Coz
S,:1 sl Z I'LL .1 ss .s ' s 's
Gushing captain h.yns uIPsd yysreesss The.
s e % s:;s Ss.ss. ~,
..ss ss o e. etc. e o1.sss Lea ss Ssss. "a
Ni ss Lucy Ann poas Bangor J.n.y city t5stt
En- B. e.r gs' S,sr, aaiss Bangor ssi.
scI2 Mag p Hsi.on Hudson IAssn IS days With 'eS 70
sssi Trad. wiAa Clark Lns.u day.. viii oo os'sh~sa
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COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
Bonrd Of Supervisors.

honrn 81 SupefVsofs
o,v,c,.LI skpr. IT. 1861 o'clock N
Supervisor Stewart Ely. Tweed ROcne, SHOOK Fo1,
TSs Board S.1 tisr No II City Hail. Pursuant to
tho BOARD % svrsny,oa, oyycE No. II CIrI H.LE
Nsw.YoRK, ssp,smbsri7 lsc6
We the uudersned meabe Of the BOard Of seReryo o. s
aid Board g call e meeting 81 @ sU .aSb I SasSs.. y
MftIIxM y; TWEED. JOIN FOX
slaHSIpSS SHOOK, IA IAnT 4 s MAIEs
sspsi1sor Tweed va. called the chair in the .sncs Of the
rt o. %aiou. til. sid call wa. approved -
Tie the last nesting were reed and approves
BILLS.
BIZ. Of the toowin, making erAmsa:Sn.
Wooster hundred and cen dollar: 2ls
S Ss.SS s Shaw. lr.s SsS;sd and thirty s
Which We're 20 s % .rvn, abpena spes Sessions.
.s p Benedict, dO.r. 50
dollar. and :;, 80
MORAN Jones .%oe1,Ins e thirty SSm, and On' cent
Whck va. Trfemrd 70 de Comatiss Civil Courts
, s au sIE7s sSasa isssass
Which referred 70 the Committee on County oTers
do s md S{ S' Sss c.a ss 81 T dsas wit
With W.. rss.ssl 20 the Commute. ohm. Court. ard
Ba d Levi. oarrouer amounting .heu.pd hSndr.d
Ds dollar. and eleven eent. lsis lD Tor 'sps' V
%Ss VS. T.isHtd to til, Committee Civil Coats
.r g md q D es ss E 1sf' . Comfy
M S "a: s The dss and o..
CO.. oS repairs e o cS%1 sS,y rS 90 Criminal Court. .ud
rI ai Of Nh. following. for rent Of srmores,
Jane. ii.ddoa, Seventy Rs,nsu 20 September !,
Cab ~ s SG.ST fs scG :nohaud
red and s sS.c coSas. on XaOss and
si. Of John suiain for atug op nmOrss ., follows
F RssmSni Two thousand Que hsnded and twen', four go
.RS r EsS Sa ,:u Minded i~t1yoa
dO1. sad .iIiynns cents . id,j and
twenty dollars and twenty cents ....'.. In
Which reesdtO the special COMMITTEE on AHi"'ss ana
& .sGaas hsTsP e. S, Ore; s s sSSS;:,
i Saq oOsSy sissi sr june and ~ 1859
s MSg S I ne .S'aaatiSs
dais and s6ypYe OH' s4s' s0f s'sioe aud P'ihS i'F
oI VIII 10 the Committee County Officer.
Bil. Of the Oo"as n.me1, i'i s'A'ie'u's INC
psy1o 70 sepssr sss four thousand nine hundred ooo
VSS S9s 5, sa S 46a SHs. esS tad hundred
ss S s.s ~ S"a Ss. and @
s were isieired Special Committee Nav Court
sI cfe AZ amounting .ss ,Doo e. g., siSs
and SSt; s.a ' ss., ts ss s Eh
'' %S wa. referred Special Committee on Armofs' and
Jones amounting bundled S, I'D sss sSs
VSsH,S S Ss ~. 10 the Committee on County Officers
nn yons dollar. and lily cent. sSs w furniture for Supreme
%Ss%.. referred q. ce@mlss c, Ss',. ,nDr.s
sd s ts ss Tor OT r,ass %ssa ys Nss nom between
Pier. Fifty an3 Fftytwp North River =, - Iarre
Which refesrs6.e the COMMITTEES on Annual faxes
.y.,- 81, ,.--- REGULATIONS .r --:nd1I
. va g e. CO. c. .sSsi
Iequon received or articles for cleaning County
Which was r,fsrtpd 70 the comuaise County oesra o
80, !, m coMAusIcATloss.g io0 gru i
a. '1 err o. sss,Yonx o, FlsaseE
a.. ,a. s S:afssssss ~
In required by law 70 BE- rased oy az " %
Cognty f,I seM County and CITY Inpotes bT We 'o S'
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nlistellaneonS.


vUpOsiES, MELVAIN g. Co.,
Il No. MAIDEN.LANE,
kEWYORk,
fuporets and Wholesale Dealers In -. ann
HEGLlsIi AND GERMAN GUNS, pisI0Lia, Nc;
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY -,
Inntg Scissor Fench sd E"ssh 1e"eJ
'- MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS
spd most extensive stock 10 tho uuted States,
tELYS CAPS, NADplNO MD CARIHlDgES,
Solo Henn bf HEiPFoRs CELEBRATED ARMY RAL0hs'
wEErLEY RICHARDS BIseehlosdns toWLls0 flsess
1CIf AMETiCiN Condensed MILK co
.pplss STRICTLY PURE MILK, condemned in the county to
nd Of u, original bu by evaporation ia There In
mar. MIX about per II {, u once that ills
IN this market lit can DO withdraw with
out fuiry to the hft.
rhcompsny has such perfection m their process That
when ae .sr which ha. esp.s TsPlae,d dsseaee is
ob.r or rea, exist. their mk and thai fresh from tho
eo the country The proprety using this milk obvious We
guaripre its purity. $500 ...... ,.-,.. b.. |
Mo,er. want a, be sure 81 pure B for their infant, Reouy
ia In these time, high PrieeA Ia Is readily understood
uowwe can sell cheaper deslsrs ordinary mia VIII keep
,vs., IN the condensed state fully three tunes long CoumOn
t Il occupies leo. space the refrigerator elsewhere. There
IA ma annoyance OF attending lie mkuan the sabbath We
r. Coaes IN LouA he used the condensed state ssd,o little !.
IA, that the cooled by H. and mps psvor and
,nyhIn Diluted hh -four paris Of vsrf
ceidenel mit mik and may ee nss9 sna Treated
Ix sueeseded In pscins within tho reach Of Tho Psops Of the
such high merit, esk the support
Cars No iu1 and nj fnto,t New ierk bIooh'
yn No 1903 Atlantic. Wbiap'bnfsb' No. J." sooth roonh"
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Geaal Notices.

NJ Y. SUPREME COURr.-ABRAHAM NOR
IN. RIs ord SIMON sIGiSNOND Plaintiffs against PIERRE
HUSsNEEsr and JULES HUssNENsT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
VII given unknown 70 Sec. Rev. Stamp,
plsipdas observation-disclosures for = .caneslsd
money contrset-o the Defend '''''.'.'''''''
snts You herby summoned and required TO
the complaint In this action, which was Med IN ,ss Office
10 serve copy Of your the said complaint the Snbecr
be at Office In said City. within twenty
hereof the OF suth serce
you fail the complaint within the time oesaid tho
plaintiffs IN this Action will Judgment against you for the Of
fifteen Hundred Sevsnfou Dollars and ssyentyone Cents
1874 H. with interest $500 from January 1896 with interest
42 February a. 1866 and interest ee6 rs nom the
I'D day Of February thOssnd eight handed and ,1ys be-
tho Of this AcoSDatyd New York August 1876
CULVER WRIGHT, Plaintiff Is attorneys. NOlr sassius.
iaw6
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM SANTIAGO TEX. sept. 1sin steamship wv
Esrrmsn--Wm Thompson W. G. Peckhsm W. j. hsdeen = ~
Eraeson A. H. Danes E. Sarn. " Lopez ,. w9oq ~, "a.
FROM GLASGOW, AID ST Johns ~ B. Sept leIn stssm-
knsdomChaIes Brown Geo. Ratbeoe, Miss Wlton
Camha w F. Johnson Geo. Wooduh and 100 IN the eerase
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en- were good s,esr o. cvt run out at lee. 'Cant Th

hen were good steers o. cvt ont Of lee scant he
n Bedding bad q Duesss: Co steer. his grazing
On the fara lately owned BY Wm ~ Bsa ono, 70 sn1
s1er especially beginner who has 60 more ost such
cattle &c - were LAID So at S sgs c S%S S Cs ss sas
stSsfs brought sse head W. Laor took ~ At Sits each
sSernSn had ~ pntche. Co steers fair to COED but
ppAl; about q ewt ron 9st at 10 aI.e' ~, ,..0
,.s Sat cwt. sold at l7alse.
" j. Gof had us Kentucky steers for Bedford & Clay
we've vhtesaled sell again at c The others were 70
islsd at l,s lso @ about slS9 eeoh: m =,
Eastman BIO for L B. MRg e Illinois steers e EN- Ts1
sss K Ken 81 grade pSTa@ S cw sd
Cary ,0 @ eco KeItTGs sTS sasd 81 S% ''f fuS
saI at 9sp and 81 Datehes County cattle common mixed
% ,S ssq SSS y SSS Il me K.nUt cattle bought at
@ G. Teed sold upon his form 6 Of his own cattle Val
snDe M Teed TO deliver them at One Hundredthst They
she gross Teed weSchester Comfy farm has sddea
Tss i estimated spYsT and 'f y Illinois and Indiana
j. IL Williams sold g for p. McCODhvle, Ohio steers,
good drove, II cwt. and brougk lee
Coney cOnser .oi 100 SoI Osborne, 1nO. steers
hsht ct az 1914 l7o; 81 for f. March, g cvt, Illinois
seers AT J l7e 40 JsHogle Illinois steers q ewt, at
iSs7c.i i4s for " v Wood Illinois steers cwtg at lsc
coIT;l Dimnick sold State bulls tvsyear Oa thin
swt 81 zoe 20 IinSls steers for BTowns tsr sWt.
NJ l5G16c. .
d. Reynolds bought from J. Geary 80 very hue Kentucky
Grade Dnrhsms 81 cwt at c. They were fed by ID Harp
Beach Bray, FOR j. T. Alexander e5 Illinois steers FAR
70 good lot strong q cwt., run out at l50i7lc. -
Hurd Burehard sold Is Indiana steers cwt at l6lc,
average.
Miller MOrehouse. 80 illinois cows for c. Phelps com
NOR 81 ewt.. at lac. average.
Church Hurd 955 for WI. Teppeton, Indiana steers
mixed owt., Of l54 allie. -. % .
Miller MorehOuse Gear. 81 for themselves very good
Kentueky grade DuThams 81 cwL, at l70lsc. u t
Thorn pson sold l0i Illinois for Skies Thompson
scant 81 fair 5i3l6lc; g for Crum Thompson
Illinois cattle seant 81 ewt, run out at l54 9l6so.
Segle LaueTbeck sold l07 Illinois steers for ~ Morris
Sowt at l53e
Mich CoWS-There continues to be good demand for
feeh cows unless they poor Common COWS are not
wanted but ne handsome cows IN good flesh and rood at
che pail wanted and II find quick sales at high prices
They are worth 500 to slO each and IL little extra will
sen S20d Sos calf included 1t is absolutely essential
shat be fresh and guaranty Of such fact
Gle young calf should accompany the mother though
sary sold with her Some very poor sold as low
as eaen-mere limitations OfcOws. =
VEAL CALNBS-Veals pursue very much course
though they quicker andbring irfe account
Of in beef Whole Of fat calves be sold
3c aad the seected animals at NO live weight
From this they down TO &c. which the lowest price at
which they weighed. Ssme grass calves sold each
week ATS a sl4 eech and few extras at els.
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