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SALINE CHALYBEATE

L y
coNsr1TUENTs IN 1cO GRAINS OF WATER:
Bicarbonate of IrGn...---.--......-..-O.43 q
Bicarbonate of Magn 80
Light Carburette0 Hydrogen rises freely
and escapes continually from the Water.
AS CHALYBEATE Tonic and SalfeEe
Aperient, they are unsurpassed by any in
the World.
The Proprietors have fitte these beautiful
Springs up in the very best manner for the
comfort and accommod ation of visitors
and BoARDERS, at a cost OF Twenty Thou-
sand Dollars The Rooms are large and
well-ventilated, with spacious Halls.
The DINING ROOM is furnished in the
latest modern style, and will be supplied
with every thing to prompt the appetite, or
satisfy the wants of guests.
The BATH ROOMS are large and finely
furnished, with Tub and Shower, of the
of Mineral Water flows constantly in a
beautiful circle, enclosed by a fancy brack-
et in front of the main building.
The DANCING HALL and RECEPTION
ROOMS attached are unsurpassed by any.
A splendid Band of Music is engaged for
The BOWLING SALOONS and Bill
LIZARD TABLES are of the best, and in
large, airy Buildings. ,
GENTLEMENS' SALOONS will be sup
piled with all the delicacies of the Season,
with the finest of Wines, Liquors and Ci-
Swings and other species of amusement
in abundance, for the wants Oh 1amiIles,
old and young. - ..,selt .ss,
with forty varieties of Forest Trees, max
ing a grand Bower of Forest Foliage
in ali It's rural 'loVeliness. The finest
Fishing can be had within five minutes
walk from the Springs. Within one hours 1
ride, by rail, you have the best Bass-F ish-
inc In the world The Springs are in inn
mediate connection with the Ohio River
I and Rail to any part of the United states,
and within five minutes drive OF the CITY
of Evansville, containing population of
Thirty Thousand t1a 80 -
The SPRINGS are now open for Board
ers and Visitors, and wtllnots close until
the LIST of ovember. Families and others
wishing Rural Home for the Season can
not find one to surpass the CRESCENT. 60
DAMRON & CO., Proprietors
June 5, 1866. Said 4o. ~. d&Wtf.
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STEELE & TREBLE.

econd ST., Between Chestnut and Cherry
- Evansville, Ind.
SASH, Doors, WINDOW BLINDS, DRESSED
LUMBER, BOARDS, I4ATHS, &C., of every de-
cription constantly on hand. Packing
Boxes of all kinds made to order. Saving
Of every kind done on the shortest notice.
aplS-ly. $685.. - ~.
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NJ HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED
u. Mr.. e. n. BIXBY an equal partner in
NV Insurance Business, and shall continue
the same under the name and style of Mex
sen 81 Bixby. = R j. w. n EASEN.
August l, 1866. ss - a9gs Il oa. ag
Referring to the above, the undersigned
would call the attention of their friends to
their unsurpassed facilities for furnishing
reliable Insurance, and wopld solicit a con-
tinuance of the patronage heretofore be-
''0 W NEXSEN & BIXBY.
Auoust l. 1866. Taug7 div
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pB- We will keep a complete assortment
of everything in our line, at wholesale and
retail. Let all who desire good Goods cheap
call early and examine our stock.
s. N. BOOKER & CO.,
Noa715 South First Street,
marltf Evansville, Ind.
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MEDICAL SPRINGS.
Crescent City Springs.

SITUATED ONE MILE FROM THE
- City of Evansville, and one quarter
from the Ohio River, on Pigeon Creek,
Indiana. The Waters are r
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TOBACCO SCREWS, &C., &C.,
5gsn and Brass Castings of Every
Description.

.5Fssss1ars in Steam Guages, Gum Betting,
eSzzs Br7GRs, Wrought Iron P1pes, boIGlhs
@ss5ENTr- g.. at Manufacturers Prices.
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yzrtn-krnen sent to all parts to fit up work
Sssrsse Repair Boilers and Machinery.
Ml- AL orders win receive our 1nd1Vldu-
grg sssaeEation, and win be promptly hlled on
eEEsss frost reasonable terms.
Office and Foundry on the Canal corner
ezG EEgte Street. 0cto-oS
arBE ftI EfIf3.it4f
81 1.se e3l FEh.ts Z +f3t
&9f LltIa
uirE
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PAPER, ETC.
DEALERS IN

= - u & y 70
Paper Hangings, Paper Bags, Gard Boards,
and Manila Paper, Cut Cards, Window
Shades, &C., &C.
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Portable AND srATIoNARY

C0mmo0 s QGai3 ih' q
i9dws-a So eIqi.a
MO Lsn#ld sla Laa1 100 ~
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L. IGLEHART.C8NA u + = J. H. BoRGMAN
L. IGLEHART & CO.,

C1IHA CHS (/9I HIS
N COMPLETE STOCK AND GEN
IA eral assortment of Staple and Fancy
Groceries constantly on hand, with fresh
arrivals of Country Produce, such as But
ster, Eggs, Poultry, &c.
IT wifi be our aim to supply all reason
able wants in our line of well-regulated
family. i. IGLEHAKI q ~.
Also, the best brands of Flour, Corn
Meal. Feed sc. lmayl2 If
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YVRUTH it is and no mistake-That
- printers ink always wins the stake.
is without price, buS Adver-
w Using can be obtained at regular

vEE,XES would have Advertised, but
a. Artabanus did not give him time.
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CopartnerShip.

WYE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE
W. this day formed a copartnership,
under the name and style of L. 1glehart &
Co TO carry on the Grocery and Provision
business, in the building formerly occupied
by Cross & Crofts, Third street, between
Main and Locust streets. 80 \
JOHN, H. BERGMAN.
LEVI IGLEHART.
Evansville, afay 10, 1866 40
EFERRING TO THE ABOVE, IT
G&, is with great pleasure we introduce
our successors to our late numerous friends
and customers, and solicit for them the
same liberal patronage heretofore extend
ed to us. "a & IN 4 CROSS & CROFTS.A
May 10, 1866.
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is a good policy, but Adver-
81 Using is also good policy.

~DLENESS and non-advertising are
u similar. Neither prospers.
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DUY OF those who advertise in the EY,
b ANsVILLE JOURNAL and you WIN
deal with live business men. ~ ataE-t
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FARMERS take their trade where busi-
u ness mems Advertisements call It,
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wNO YOU want to increase your business
, Bs- Advertise in the JOURNAL.

-DUCATION forms the common minds
"a but Advertising forms business. y',l
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UOUTHis the time for aInusements, but
Z this is the day of advertisements. 81

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-sss14s6 kD EGEEs8 sEse@& .s q
UACCHEus il Adxertised as having
Il climbed tree. The crowd, came after
the performance
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zgsuairing Done at Short Notice.

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STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,

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q o g ] s on 3s3od 1856 --.o
o. the place for you all to Advertise ana
get your money back.
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a DvBRTIsE in the EVANSVILLE Jour
"A NAL if you wish TO secure good Gus
toners. ...-f ~. ,,ys =. ..+5i
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UNITED
Fire and Marine ms. Go.

NEW YORK
ACCIDENT INSURANCE co.
Cash CapftaI. 900
Insures against ACCIDENTS. Coupon
Tickets insuTing $4,000 in event of death, and
SIS per week in case of disability from acct
dent of any description. Policies from one
month to five years, insuring $500 to Sl0,OOU
pensation in case of disability, at s. per
81 900 per annum. sufecsto 9t.} ~ &.
All losses promptly adjusted and
paid. sa.S .a
ms Policies issued in all the above COM
panies on favorable terms by tL
EDGAR SHARPE, Agent, !:
marl7 If No. 6 SOUTH WATER STREET
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AUTHORIZED CAPITAI...-....,..s. ~ 100000
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NASH customers read the papers and
~ buy of those who advertise In the Sf-
ANSVILI.E JOURNAL. 1tH4t thstif.
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INSURANCE.
Evansville Insurance Co

.AL.A. 40 QUO
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At Anderson, on Monday morning
last, a young man, named McNutt,
while engaged in putting up light
ming rod on a hotel, fell a distance of
two stories, striking upon his head,
and was killed instantly.
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SsTEAM ENGINES, STEAM BOILERS

..xm Nsnds of Machinery appertaining to
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THE HEALTH OF THE CITY.

Tho report Of the REGISTRAR General for the past
week shows much favorable condition Of tho public
health than could reasonably lave been expected under the
adverse circumstances Of tb exceedingly trying weather and
the various efforts which have been undertaken 70 prevent inc
Board OF Health cary their udoious efforts 20 aesy
the causes Of disease in midst II New YORK Is WIN
SHARED the visitation destructive pestence no
viii DO d.e 10 aome classes Of her citizens who seem 10
il bette? that an entire community should be exposed 10 sep
ing destruction than their business should De
Gus ayocaton outside the densey populated portions " ho
town. , , H. Saturday
July was 49, being decrease from the record OF lne
cedng week 81 and 81 less than during The corresponding
week OF last year. 49, -. "a Ia
The priucipal diseases fo0ws; Deaths from scar
latina ls; hOm cholera inantDm. OIL; rom Other
diseases 10. from other zymotie diseases u ~ W DC hse"
that the mortality nmOng tho chdIcn was IuW ,Fge. -
The cholera continues to claim about s usuh nuDs -
victims Two reported yesterday potn Oh Wo
proved fatal Patrick Mccarthy 40 years OF age sus a.
No IL Cberryst seized with obooraic symptoms ABOUT
o'clock Sunday morning and died about ocoes p NJ
after Illness OF eight hours ,. . ~ &C
Susan Ely "a years Of age, married residing az NO. &c
Charonst was taken III az o'clock M on Sanday ~
died in abonl five hours Ia both cases the Board o. eu
took the usual precautions by cleansing ana Derai use
disiufecan 10 prevent any further spread CT the disease anu
il IL rot yroblbe that shall hear OF any 0her cases III
either Of these localities.
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sEGUl1,s POINT ABANDONED.

10 QUARANTINE TO BE ESTABLISHED THERE-Nl',oVV
EXPENDED TO no PURPOsE-TBE BUILDINGS RE-
TURNED TO THE HANDS OF THE 0wEER-THR 20
LICE NOT YET REMOVED.
In consequence of the injunction issued by Judge
BARNARD and which cannot be appealed until September
nreyentng the Board Health from landing passengers at
sernu Point il was decided return the grounds and Dud
ings into the hands Of the owner with TINS iu.en''
President Schultz, accompanied by Engineer "of'hen'
took passage in the Harbor Police ooo' at nOo"
Yesterday for the Point The reason II Is understood Wny
Mr. Worthen with him TO nssess me damage ihat
Mr. A. X. johnson, the owner claims TO nave OeeH uoo "
on hiring the place from johnson it agreed that he
should be paid 5000 for their use Ill he ist OF Janasr A.
was TO 5000 in addition This was considered salts
factory Since the occupation Of the premises !! we
and cleansing the sum Of $1,000 Accommodates MN
and rubbish have been removed The Iooi Of one % e
Dgs has been repaired. new hooTs nave psen
coo feet Of waierppe have been lao, large Wh, an
erected and the Whole place entirely x
the hands Of the Board Of Health. On comma .
ton by the engineer this question was "aVec ana ny JOIN
consented 10 pocket BIS OlO rent anu acep 9Hs nj.
the control OF his property II may be wondered WY ne
buildings were not retained ih trc eAPiiatga " is No.
this reason: II they had oeeh bliLeu uo"u es,ine 80
occupancy By the Board OF Health The state would nave nau
to paw already mentioned the sum OF $4,000 10 r JoIn
son IN order TO cover ms lpas.s As .Ae il.'t ~
an Injunction being the prominent eatue neNr louus
rather risk II ncedaTism eeedent by IRE
President Schulz decided 10 conjunction rs il oN ne
Mr. johnson BY paying he rent up TO the st Of January
During the time Mr. Schultz aud bis associates have bcen
in possession OF the anticipated Quarantine GROUNDS az
Seguins Point they have done wolder ana ccftaiLp ue
serve credit for the activity displayed Taking possession OF
a perfect barn place Teeking with oil and hhy ab)ml
nations they succeeded in lew short We ~ rot on
making nabilable, bat positively cOmiolala Bth.iuos
with Rot and cold wafer have been erected and steam
chamber tor toe dsnfecng 81 clothing bad been hu Now
aner $4,000 have been spent on these Improvements hty
have vacated the premises.
Where the Quarantine ground 10 he located has not
been definitely settled But understood that the Battery
barracks will be used If necessary r tie same purposes te
grounds Segns Point intended. Whether THIS W be
so or cot has not been ofcgly stated but Is simpy gwen
as one OF the many rrmors aGoat upon the subject
II gencrfly believed that Omar antire gouLcs WIZ Oees
tabished on West Bank ridge Of sand two miles long ana
one and bali mics Wde situated between staten enG Soney
Islands and running northeast BY south east IL rs gu iae
time under water which varies from two feet 20 SIX rec, III
deph The Com ias Of QIarantino have hs nler W
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involved may bring forth IN ny s s have found in cir
e"on among as2y refer to any but the later Official features
Ho'' ''-''' ir'hroolio. si""o - -
TmB i1 have been favored recently with articles upon
the transactions and trcud.gs If foreign affairs, me
sighedncs of which has turned ont good as poln'
50 igI az TIC Struggle I'D Germany is eohceIL'u It has
,o1en the form Of War of 1eceason "tempr ed with
;rvesion In the newspapers and tee9a's, everywhere
tbe Prusans are called die SORde'6>adiers the seees-
onsts Article " Of the treaty SIC. Led in Vienna june
Isl5-under the Pessure of Ns1oeon's invasion, Only
ten days before rloodec9 red that the whole OF tno
scattered and ton German States shall thenceoIth %
stitute one lcrpetual UnJD. IL Is now ficb
Notwithstanding the qu9tty Of sma6eer pohlcs ShaNs
deli shicd constantly in launching depTeealoH a,,vo
against the efcienc Of the Bund that this % %
oTSap,zaon has rnauesonably saved Europe deal oi
roube But Prussia declares herself out Of H s"s 81
NOME for reasons good and sufficient TO heeH' d" '"'
same time bagaing Pincipalitles night ana rev. r,,;
els a., he Bnnd: Prussia gets Schleswg Austria neon
venently hangs on to llolstein TO ,1a;hn IN , H.
AGAINST Prussia; Prussia vows pubhcly she VIII eei nc.
s,n nv hook or by crook; Austria VOWS she shan not
passi gets on rather nice terms with Italy, and colossal
mohzatiops mystenousy ensue; Alliance leaks out anu
r oionJs become visible; Austria submits Holsien 10
the Hoseners and Prussia bags both Hostein ana inc
Uolseipcrs representatives before they can come 10
cote. Austria complains the Bund Prussia calls for an
election of q new general Paramenta bid to get ahead
of Austria with the Liberals; the Diet votes TO mo0Ie
TO sustain the integrity OF Federal territory fIussa ne
cares the treaty compact thereby broken ana SEXES VI
salient points of the military situations South OeTna4 ~
promptly rallies TO the 5lst parallel Of latitude ana t
two immense armies now about canped lace TO ace
At this iunetue Italy formally declares war against Aus
| tina. .,,
80 the war-coud has come But it has not yet broken
Evidently there is indlspostlon TO commence sc'uA
fighting in Germany Some aruhcIal OF eA'eana siI',
ton will be necessary. Not even Prussia seems 20 zee
inclined to knock off the chip. The Northern ~ ~ S"u
ern armies entertain not particle OF IN ieehn ni eae
Other. and what is more there is not the frEnon OF
principle involved, RWpOrs come OF Collisions mere ah
there but they prove invariably false huirdte, I'M
docs mo rpQl
Germans will really commence destroying each otler III
der such circums stances Humanity recolls from tle or
! actment of odious "cabiuot wJ-" But as nav
had an opportunity OF Judging the temper and disephn
of some Of these soiers witnessing the suppression
q ret last October can well believe that ohiy inc "I
| nj
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From Venezuela.
DISTURBANCE II Tns STATE OF zAMoRA-GEs. RoJAs
INVASION oP THE STATE or TACHIRA.

DISTURBANCE ~ Tng STATE OF zAMoRA-GBs. ROJAs
--IsyAsloN oP THE STATE or TAcnIRA.
Some DAYS ago the that Gen. Pedro Manuel Roas
President thc state OF Iamo.a he ancient province Of
Banna,.. hal taken arms against the National Govern
men' caused considerable excitement IN Caracas, bnt it
soon .lhde he Minister Of the Interior for Home Affair
having received communication from the same General
stating that hi, only intention 10 interfere IN the
uci.hborins state of is Porlugucla recently separated
that Of /i4ora - that till now, whatever military
movements may have occurred in that part OF the Republic
are 0f local and circIm-crihei character.
The Government ct the UniOn, however has sent Com
ms.iocrs zen. Roas aud taken with all dispatch tie
necessary steps prevent the Development of any oiho
forian plans that the said General mshi enter
tain. pIblic opinion has Tor SOME time pointed 10 him
the probable leader OF general revolution The State
Of Tachr bad also been invaded il appears front the
nelghborng Republic Of Colombia hy small glng O men
headed h Venezuelan whose j. very lille knOyu
bu' was generally c,u dcred oi iriiliug importance.
People generally confident that there sill be 10 So
ri0ls va Cor some lime ~ Nenezaea.
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charge and not the Board Of Health but it expected they
VIII 90 work retaining the ground as nc s,s:
has appropriated bniding ora hosptn
ton ofsore houses Scientific genteme9 say that BY
Of vessels and casons buildings could be pu up TO- the ae-
commodoon of those unfortunate enough TO need hen ~
very short time Though 70 make West aD1 gool a1d .H
stantial land would be labor OF years. ny doing MS
Imagined by many supposed 20 BE- experts 10 sheh
natter thet OF the channels 20 me entrance q our s
VII be stopped M; whether this WIZ be so or not eau
only determined after the pertinent has been tiied
The police still remain the ground at oegun IoL uy
havingteceived any official orders TO leave Bn sup
posed that oday or tomorrow will find them al Their nai
posts in New York. This. 20 Of them WA nc t.t'o
blow they had fully made up their minds TO stay oan 80
SUMMER and enjoy themselves 10 TIE country ns,s I..
ing and bathing, without tae expense sual
stationed there consists Of 30 pooen eei
eoants and captain with six detailed ior g - ~
ASSISTANTS tie comissafy department making Ia ~ - hen
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Stram.lp AeppD Bal NcicAn. L-tpOp June va gueeus
the .s wh ndr pi 40 % b. uulrt june o passed
Steamships Erin and Sahara, Iuald
B.rs j. Carer hcto- ,'aaz u lays Will. sugar to Walsh
Cafsrr
az Ca.o ci-aeso, 0; days with d. r. De
y OH CO
Big Il DrNyof b. Covert Bag5.ioe, Sew Haven n
day, With srs,r aud mJ.t.s-. 81 y. Z. DeNo.i Go.
Bri. Sbgi OF Tafk.sa Taylor seville SPAIN Moy with
witt md' o. order.
schr Cara Eleu D-K-, Ba., day. with Lumber to j. Nc
Los.
SER q ". Cumm'u, Ht.lt Rorlou' Tor Prov l-nce
Schr. Lewie tf) Br.-f. Dorchester, y. ~ a days with
to 4. l. Nevui a. SoI.
scnr. John Manloye soD. Ealjnnt l,r Newport.
Schr. Fannie h,xsci C.r,, aIt'fi i'g ifsbrthpof.
Scir II Minton Csowei 4 hauy fox Boston.
schr Golden Rule Sylvester Bangor - lay with lumber
hoiyok. Murray.
sehr " Z. Gage Hopkins Mach. 10 lays with spar.
NehaTdson.
schr Waterman Fdgl. Baimor~
SchT O. Hubbard Lopez Cedar Keys. Fla days with timber
o master
schr o. F. Marsh Irwin, Cellr Keys days with timber
master
schT Asa Eldrll.e. Hickman Maryland
sclr NJ :. Leonard jones' Virginia.
Schr y. Curtis Somers Nugiuia
Schr Rhode Island. Cures, Nirginii.
schr BarblTy, Hadden, Virginia.
BELOW.
Ship Cornelius Grnne. Spencer, % days from London.
MlAQ-A Ssa.sd \. Nslt
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CITY NEWS.

BrLIs HEAD. Monday July 9.-The fine shower
Sunday night purifying ard cooling the atmosphere was
rerte codsend TO owners of cattle Had tho scorchng
Of SATURDAY. poured down upon the paved yards and alleys
eauspc the beasts to put their tongues and pant FOR
beab and made IL positively dangerous for both buyers ard
or IN cxpose themselves without umbrellas what would
Tho trade have been good or With the finest OF weather
and al the fayoring Circumstances there Is no me '
the market and those VINO bought stock at Albany IN
rising market with tho expectation Of an st-
vance here. were sadly disappointed They 10
not aprenr TO count enough upon the Enc soa Ne%
Ce,,ri railroad stock with the - IRON market lhs 49,
bnlocks in these Yards Monday morning aIu ~,
formidable bui come TO Ind thnt 9uen' =; Les wec md
me 300 10 900 elsewhere naking rising 300 or tg" 80
II was not surprising that owners lad 10 !,i se.tSSa
than advance tie rates ana tha, s,o-ners and fsry
at'en Them INTO the Yards and then sell thet s"e,
,hsv cond The general guilty 81 ne eits
though fully to The average, Wy ~ sse,e.i r.'y
& nis oio and Kentucky droycs the tops q "irr
tToueh 7sl7ic Good retailing sifeFs Of ABOUT CIV WI"
sold IN lC lGc ana common and poor stock a. 4'4 -
large number remained unsod toward mn, r,nc,, ~
sundovn butchers mustered stronger taan appesre.s
Gated there will be many remnants ~ iHo t,"S 10
do moi earn Of any fresh doyes exec'ed Oge OF
of Western cattle held Albany one week IN hoit ~
market woud Improve losing heavily IhcIe rent ."
limited number OF really good Dry IS II Is pro sD5 NM
ing than similar cattle sOdi1r one week $50.
certain however that medium ana common ste- -'t,.
heavily In the afternoon at slhi'1f ue'"u'' '- e
Good sheen are scarce and fa really M lot were here tey
would bring sc For such are on SAFE mere ~ .'
ond at G6Gse which shade higher toan last Wet 'st
is arc n c demand OF l2 &C. lots, ard De- u !is.tt
One pen Of State lambs Weighing on nF'usN' '--'" " "
perlead. . o.. A., and ~-e,.t,r a.
voring trade prices were advanced the range tehS hF
ny from n TO lie for medium 10 prime heavy hogs
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Wur.u srrrcn Is TEE BEsT :

The two ls dius sewinsnachire stitches aIe-lLe -
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