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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09
A"RuMP President" The following
is a good point made against our pig healed
President by an eminent Republican:

President by an eminent Republican
The President has denounced Congress land
In this be Is copied by his Democratic follow
ers) rs guilty Of usurpstion. There 10 phrase
which our enemies have applied to Us that I
dislike to name In this presence; but II Is the
chief gem of Democratic literature 10 this con-
test, and therefore must refer to II. This
Congress Is called Rump Congress"
have this to say In response-that u We have q
Rump Congress because these rebels are not
yet allowed to legislate for this land which
they sought to destroy, We have got Rump
President too-elected by the same voters, by
the same States, by the same people. precisely,
that elected this Congress. And what 10 more.
when he swung around the circle, talking
about this Congress being an illegal body,
+" hanging" he said, "as Il were, on the verge
Of the Government" I have this to reply.
that II this Congress Is an Illegal body, then
he has himself taken money illegally from the
Treasury. The Constitution which he has
sworn to support declares that no money shall
be taken from the Treasury except by appro-
pria,ion by Law. This Congress has voted
him. for the last two years, 1000 as Presi-
dent of the United States, and every month he
has gone 10 the door Of your Treasury and
drawn his monthly salary, by virtue Of this
Law passed by this Congress. And II this 10
not legal Congress, he has certainly robbed
that money from the Treasury. and should be
compelled to refund II.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09

ANDREW JOHNSON on CoSrIscArioN.-
Ell Gov. Holden Of North Carolina recent
ly made a speech at Raleigh. in which he
said:
But who are really the confscstors! For
two yeare. during the war, these acts hung
over the heads Of rebellious generals and Sc
cession landholders, squirting them on TO des.
peration. Then the most distinguished cham
pion Of confscstion WAS Andrew johnson, who
y now the idol Of these gentlemen. He Was
the originator Of the most radical Of ell con-
fscstion ideas and measures. When he ap-
pointed me Provisional Governor. he gave me
unlimited power TO seire property and confs-
cate II to the use Of the State Government.
He. Andrew johnson. did that. fellow citizens.
And he ordered the judges to enforce the con-
6scstion laws Of Congress. Yes, he said to
me. In the presence of John p. II. Russ OF this
city. and Robert r. Dick Of Guilford. that Il
Was his purpose to cut up the lands Of the
South. and divide them among the poor peo-
pie Of these States He declared With emphs-
sis that this should be the result Of the twenty
thousand dollar clause In his proclamation;
that his purpose was fixed that the large land
holders at the South, who had involved the peo-
pie IN rebellion on account Of their slave prop
erty, should not live at their care on their
iarcs landed possessions while thousands oil
families of soldiers who had been beggared and
orphaned by the wicked policy Of those land
holders were pining In the ashes, without means
to educate their children, or means to live In
any kind OF comfort. IL he is now the friend
Of those whom he intended utterly to destroy
at one time. Il 10 none of my business; but
cannot believe that they are really his friends
But let that pass; say that he gave hia Pro
yisioual Governors power To confscste-he told
them To do So" ..
In the course Of his speech Gov. Holden
took glance ut rebel confscaiion, as fol.
lows:
"The United States Government has not con.
6scsted ny.one's property. What did the ~
called Con federate Government dot Why, Il
cosdscated and sold lands and stocks, and et.
cry vsstige Of property LETT here BY aNortheru
man. owned by . Northern man, or due by
Southern to Northern man. II had it, re
ceissrs who sold this property at public auc-
ton. and they went 81 far In the service Of q
picayune government, that they sold old um-
brellss, mashed hats, and dirty shirt eollsrs."
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09
NOn.IRcsident Taxes i.

MIX following list Of taxes on real estate Of non
resIdent owners In tho town Of Lyman. for the
wear 1855, in bills committed 70 Drsaford Coussns.
Collector Of said town, on the seventh DAY OF
AZ unpaId on the tWslnh day Of September 1867.
by hIS certificate Of that date, and nov remain
u,paid and notice 10 hereby yiveu that II tho sad
"A lcs And Interest and charges arc not paid Into
the Treasury af said town within sightecs months
frvm the date OF commitmsnt Of said bills, 90
m,oh of the real estate taxed % will DO sufficient
and shsrrcs will, without further notice, be sold
Al publjc auction Mt the Treasurer's once. In said
town, on tho third day Of March, A. ID. 1868, At
two O'Clock 4. III. lE ...-..
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09

EXPLOSION IN THE GUILPoRD MIsk.-The
Bangor Vhig learns that box Of about ID
pounds OF ntro-gl cerine accidentally eIplod:.
ed In the ''drit" OF the silver mine In Guilford
ON Tuesday last week. and tore up the rock, the
drills and other implements In fearful man
ner. No workmen was near enough to be In
jured. Seven workmen had left the place but
q few minutes before the explosion. The box
ant on the blacksmith's forge,-which cannot
be considered a. the safest place 10 the world
for quantity of the most deleterous ex plosiye
material known In the world.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09

A Washington correspondent says: eel
have asc.rained beyond doubt, that the
House judiciary Committee will rcpor,
against impeachment as soon as Congress
comes together, although . minority repor,
will bc submitted advocating the adoption
OF article. Of impeachment. Both sides
agree on one point, that the question must
he Immediately decided by the House. .,
will hc the very FIRST business, therefore, in
the House, and will occupy two or three
weeks"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09
A Gard to Sensible People.

Rational reader, u the aspect OF the weather w.
uccertain. YOU would not be foolish enough 70
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Have the forecast them TO protect yourself ~ IBIS
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'Suffer and be strong" says the proyerb bus .es
strong that you may not suher" Is the wiser
ma xim,-and or all strengthening preparssssns
this 10 the safest the surest. the most genial 40
a remedy As we'll as an antidote, for dyspepsfn.
feyer and syue and liver dlsease, there IL NO COM
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which even approaches IL In efficacy.
ANTICIPATE the ENEMY.
The elsmcnts OF innumerabls diseases arc saoat
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That Is the question. A bottle or two OF the 9nnAI
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finds no such free egrees now. A powerful eoun-
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the atsriss morbi from which the disease
and regulate all tho sccretlvo organs. Nothlnx
can be more harmless or more healthful-nothlnS
40 potent 10 prevent or cure bliousness dyspepsa,
fever and ague, constipation and general deputy,
as this wonderful corrective. 4s-No'
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09

-Iir.slSps, LOVE- YouR WIVES" and kiys them
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the pLLRssiso 70 others. This invaluable tonic will
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ssoh peT and all ages IL 10 gentle stiinulant and
Q rcfrsshlng cordial. Millions OF bottles are sold
daily al over the word. f...r RI.
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09

MErEonIc SHOWER COMING. - Alexander
Herschell, grandson Of the great astronomer,
said at the last meeting OF the British Scien.
tihc Association that the people Of the United
States might expect TO sec, the coming Novem-
Der, repetition Of the shower Of 1888. The
display Of last November In England was .
repetition Of 1882. The meteorites are from =
ring of small bodies moving round the sun.
and the earth In It's orbit last year got into one
edge Of the belt; but this year II would pillow
right across II, and at such m hour a. to make
the meteors visible In the United States.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09

. CABINET ORaAxs-The splendid warsrooms Of
Mason a Hafhliu, 500 broadway, are among the
most frequented OF tho musical h headquarters Of
the city, and are full Of all varieties OF The &c B.
met Organ. One needs 10 pay personal VISIT In
order 10 obtain even q moderate conception OF tho
different styles and sizes offered to the public.
Roth in their internal construction and In the
beauty OF external workmanship, these Organs
are oonfesedly unequsled by those manufactured
ANY where disc The larger sizes arc especially
adapted 70 the use OF churches whose congrega-
tIons cannot afford TO purchase large organs. while
the smaller orguns are bottle, fitted for the play.
ing Of accompaniment TO social vocal music 'han
the piano.-S. Y. Ertning Post. ..... ... .
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09

KpRossHs OLA party In brunswick sent TO .
Boston trader to furniih him with boston kerosene
The trader replied-"Buy Portland Kerosene OIL
i1r really believe II to be the only SAFE article In
Tho recent deaths Of two women IN Boston from
being burned by benIine taking dre, while using
n 10 clean furniture, and the severe burning Of
man in bangor, who used benline 70 remove grease
from his hands.-the vapor taking are-only
shoW how natal it 10 70 use the ordinary kerosene
ola. which Arc . mixture OF bensins or napths,
and that the only SAFETY consists 10 nsing the
Portland Kerosene OIL which 10 sbsolutsiy pure.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09

The .4y1 says that sympathetic people
need give themselves no unessiness in ~
gari to Weston and his walking dow. He
will probably come out an right. Accord.
ing To his rate Of walking and his programme
he can easily make up oil that he IS behind
in the last four days Of his Journey.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09
The Portsmouth correspondent OF tho

The Portsmouth correspondent OF the
Boston Advertiser writes as follows:
"a court-martial for tho trial Of Brsyet-
Major WIN. d. Fuller, First Lieutenant, ID
Regiment, U. s. Artillery. stationed ut For,
Constitution. convened ct Portsmouth on Mon
day.
The trial OF the case Of Joshua L. Foster vs.
Daniel II. Spinney began before the Supreme
Judicial Court at Portsmouth on Monday
The plaintiff seeks to recover damages for the
destruction Of the contents Ut the States and
Union printing office In Portsmouth on the
day Of the reception Of the news OF Lees sur
render, by mob. Of which he claims the de-
PENDANT was . participant. Mr.. Foster has
also brought suit against the city Of Ports
mouth for the same cause OF action"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09

Tho New York World adds to the attrsc.
,ons Of the Central Park, by announcing
'ha, c"ppcrh's'ls arc found there. not biped,
and That -nako hunter has been employed
To- destroy ,henI The snakes are found in
unireque'ae'l spots. and nobody has been
hnru~d by them "ss Gar ~ can BE- ascer
famed"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09

Additional returns from Georgia indicate
majority Tor the Convention Of 10000 or
$4,000. The regular Union nominees are
elected in every district reported. Tie
latest returns increase the majority for the
Convention The vote will probably reach
10000. The white vote was about sc, QUO.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09

Brother Nash Of llalowell il severe. lie
says that the Democrats Of Augusta and
Gardiner, who were NJ economical Of pow.
der 10 the days when Union army victories
were announced. burned quite quantity
Of the article In their respective cities last
week, because Of democratic gains in
Pennsylvania and ut the West-nnd after
all their "gains" they threw less votes than
last Yenr.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09

Tns Licvoa Law or isss.-If one should
Judge from csss where the Executiy clemeucy
vas recently asked, he would conclude there
were some pains and penalties In the liqaos
law Of 1855. In Androssogcin county man
vas convicted foe being common seller. keep
sancs oct, and WAS sentenced 10 afteen months
imprisonmsnt. Rev. DR. Balkan Of Lewiston,
presented the petition signed by prominent
Temperance men, asking for the pardon on the
ground Of the severity Of the sentence. and !,
was granted. ......- UEH.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09

Quarantine has been suspended at New
Orleans, and a prominent city hysioinn has
declared that strangers may now visit the
city with IMMUNITY.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09

Gen. Schofeld has written q letter TO
Governor Peirpont requesting him to notify
the members Of the present Virginia Iegis'
laturs that the regular session Of this com.
ing winter viii be dispensed with.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09
State OF Maine.
81
YORK, IS.

YORK, s..
Al ths Suprsus Judicial Court, begun and Asf al
LiTJsd ,sithin and for said county Of York, on hs
hird Tuesday Of S'pt,mbtr. In "a. y,@ 81 os'
Lord ONE fhossead sigAf Aundrsd and sirfv-sspsn.
Upon the foregoing Libel, ordered. that the IL.
belant give notice 10 the said James Shaw TO APP
pear before the Justices OF our said Supreme u
dIcsl Court, To he held at bsco. within and Tor
nary next, by serving him In hand with an attest
cd copy OF said libel, and this order thereon. NOS
less than fourteen days (or by publishing tho same
three weeks successfully In the UNION Asp JouR,
county of York, the last publication thsreo TO he
thirty days) ut least, before the sitting OF saii
Court that he may then and there In our said
Court show cause, IL any he have. Why the prayer
y. aS.".~ Attest, @. d. LORD, Clerk.
{Scr.Lu.s.} Copy OF the Libel and Order OF
avid Attest. c. u. LORD. Clerk.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09

In cass which vss tried in the STATE Of New
York last week . gentlemaa IN charge OF . tel
sgnphic once vas called ~ . witness and
Questioned - TO certain kilograms said to have
pased between the co-defeudants In the case.
He declined to answer on the ground that the
dispatches we're occidental eonmsnicstioes
and the private property Of the parties. The
judge ruled that they we're not privileged con-
municAtions, or private properly In the sense
neationed, and issued an order requiring
copies OF the messages cent to Be- produced In
evidence.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09

The Washington lobby il thrown into con.
sterna,ion by the report that Thurlow Weed
il going to throw up the N. Y. Commercial
.4drrtisr and establish his residence IN
Washington. tits feared that he will no,
divide his plumber.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09
ACROSTIC.

q entity Il penetrates through every pore,
II eIieyIng sufferers from each sngry ssrsI
A n rovsds q hsais with certainty aud speed
Cuts. bsrns, nom Inflammation coon are need )
L rurfisss, ct its presence dissppssrt
3 kns lose each stain, and the complsIions clear
sALys, such ~ GRAcE's every one should buy,
A n IN its woudrous merits testify.
l. ct those who doubt, single Dor bsf Try
Verify, tAsn It's true deserts 'twould hayet
Z ven unbellsvers would laud dRAcst SALvn!
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09

CONDENSATION AnoSa rHE DrNrIsrs.-The
dentists have great times and rich pokings among
the multitudes of decaysd teeth Rrislng RON the
use OF smpure Saleratus with which the commu.
nifty Ii nooded but Pyles Salsrstus causes great
conformation among them. IL threatens to des-
troy their business. Sold by grocers everywhere,
in pound packages.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09
.H'eir Advertisements.
aTATE OF MAINE.

~ WORK. IS. r. "a, SI~e. Of on, r'p,sf!
Us I I" ess"'''.." mn" y A.; A., p 9,'.s
Of May 4. BrosLs. az Ksses.sei, 10 ssls sesnty.
% the value OF one hundred dollar. snd vumnon
the ,aid Mary A. Droehs ar she may b icund
within your precioe,h to ,pps,sr osSr. oar Jsti.
holden st Alfred. WITH. ami soS cor s.h ceenty
Of York. on the third Tuesday 81 september. 4.
ID. 1861, then and .hs,s N ear sd CSsf' 70 %;
sver unto Francis W. BROOKS, Of Hollis. In aid
county, in Q plsa % divorce, which 10 inserted
herein, and 10 Is felie~sI
To the Hon Jussiess a lhs ssvvDe JUDICIAL
Court next to DO holden % Alfred, within and for
the County OF Yo,h. sa the third Tuesday o. sep
10 said county, respectfully represen that he vas
lawfully married 10 Mary 4. weymss.h. OF pIaas-
FORD, In aid county, u nit IbsnIs the lsth day
Soysssr IA A y Use ;n.' NJ Ss e S Ss,n
,slfas chasts, hithful md sfeetosats kusossd
70 and towards .hs I'D ns,y a. brssss, but she,
A. u. 1859, vilfaIly ssd without sny tstidabls
cause whatever. tsssTsa L.sr nss,s.. ~ n.d he
him, and has utterly pfosed - 10 do 70 tAs date,
although repeatedly wsssstsa n - % ~ her
husband that sAs ssrrisd .say With lsr GcI he
property thai ths temper, sSsssssss and dispcei-
ion Of the said Msey 4: Brcehs 10 q ,ueh M.
turs, Il 10 impossible be hin to hive m psss WIN
her. ,.,
wherefore yep kbshnt PAY. sscass y rea.
sonsble and prspsy. s.sseetys 70 ssnsShe lsino. o,
ny and consistsnt viii Ne peace and mossthy %
society, that Q Siyssss fssD ths bosdS u nstn-
mvny may DO dseIssS BY thi. Coafs o.s.
To ths damage - IL ~ plaintiff o. hs scyS
the SAN Of oss lrsApsA aosssfs. vhhh hall tAss
and there no made 10 appear. with other dss dam.
ages. Aud have ysu MON ths writ with Jssr do
ings therein.
twenty. eighth day 81 August, In Che yss OF our
Lord one thoussst eight bsntrsd .pi o. kiy.ss,sn.
c. B. LARD. clssk
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09

Gener~l Ord removed his headquarters from
vickshsrg TO Holly Springs beesass thssoss VI
living In the former place Vas beyond al rss-
en-. Among the charges Vas one Of eight
hundred dollars month for very ordinary
residence. and everything else vas IN proper
tioa.t The rebels say they are glad they were
able to starye him out.
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MARRIED.

In this city, Nov. 2, by Rev. c. Tenney. Mr. VIM.
r. Locke and Miss Georgia K. Ward. both OF this
city.
In this city, Nov, 2, by Rev. G. Tennsy.. Mr..
Charles II. Beach Of SacC, and Miss Sarah d. liar
ris. Of New Sharon.
In this city, Oct 2. by Rev 3. Stevens. NJ. Chas.
II. Roberts and Miss Marcia J. Lombard. both OF
this city.
Ferdinand Z. Trip and Miss Fannie M. Ford, both
m HacO.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09

The Question settied.-Those eminent men,
DIR. James Clark. Physician to Quesn Victoria, and
DR., Hughes Rsunett, say that consumption cen be
cured, DIR. Wlstar knew this when he discovered
his nov widely known BALsAn o. WILD CHsRaY,
and experience has proved the correctness Of his
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09

Speaker ColfaS says, "Every stamp you
put upon deed, check, or . mortgage.
is Democratic sticking plaster to remind
YOU of Democratic rebellion"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09

SsSs~vtbsv. are requested tn examine the date cn
the print. core slip 10 their ps~s. this In
dscses the time b. ~heh the sabserpnoa 10 Ish. ics
in.snee iMsyss" means that the .ueserhsr has psn ~
MAY LEI. 1898. whss = payment 10 male, an safs
viii BE- altered that the iabsi aa eosnt
Rsr~tpt be tsit hr the time which the 'ah>enoeI
Ia. Ish suhrnh~s IN 1rsAn sv requested 70 tfsAfd
the sums due. insne'liatsly.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09

MARI Twain dnds Coastantinopis and its
Injuries cheap humbugs. "what 10 Turkish
coffee" he says, "to the coffee 1t homef What
u . uarehill 20 . meerchaum! What u q
Turkish bath In Constantinople to Russian
one In New York. What arc the dancing DIR
wishes to the necu minstrelst New York has
any wonders Whers Constant nople hes one ~
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09

Gen. Howard repndis,es the statement
thar the colorsd sotr in the late southern
s'-c,ions i. too large in proportion to the
n.Sro population.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-09

We never mean 70 lend IN influence 70 make q
reputation for Q worthless patent medicine, but
beiieye We are doing our readers and the pub lilo
cayor nv calling attention 20 BloodS Rheumatic
Compo1nd. Il viii relieve pain In any form.-sf
Ioka Papsr. .... Ono
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DYSPEP6IA.

L II DY8PEP6rA.
There 10 no disease which experience has 90 Am
My proved 70 b rsmediable by the PERUVIAN
SYRUP. q protected solution Of the ProtoIids Of
Iron), ~ dyspepsia. The most invotsrate forms Of
this disease have been completely cured BY this
medicine. ., ample testimony Of some Of our nr's
eltilens proves.
From thevenerabis Arohdesoon Scott, DID.
DuSHAH. Canada East.
"Ism an invetsrate dyspeptie oil MORE
~ have bssn % wonderfully benefited
In the three short weeks during which have used
ths Peruvian syrup. that can scarcely persuade
myseif OF the reality. People who have know q
me are astonished at the change. an widely
known, and can but recommend 70 others that
which has done 90 much for me-"
Another Clergyman writes - follows'
.My Voyage TO Europe 10 inednitsly postponed.
have discovered the Fountain OF Health on tnls
aide the Atlantic. Three bottles OF Peruvian 6yiup
have rescued me from the tangs OF Tie mend dys-
pepsla-" .. ......f. ....
A pamphlet OF y pages. containing . history Of
this remark able remedy, with . troadse on Iron
a. q medicine" will DO sent free 70 any address.
The genuine has .PEnuyIAS Slsgr. blown In
the glass. J.P. DlNSMORE, Proprietor,
% Dey Street. New York.
sold nv all Druegists.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Nov. 6

Al market ior the current week Cattle, 1887 Sheep and
lambs, e6ts, Swine, t33Ij number Western CATH, ID
Eastern Cattle 113.
PRICES-Iesf Cattle Extra, Sl3 90 "a IL 80; hrs,
quality Sl2 IS % ~ IS; second quality $40 80 10 I5l
third quality 81 so 10 10 per 100 bs he total wight
Of hides, tallow and dressed heet)
HIDES, OF to loo v b. Tallow, 70 DC Sb.
PELTs, IS cts. 20 81 10 each.
CALP SKINS, 10 % 1sc h.
MICH COWS, S&3, IS, 90, 80, % Jon.
SHEEP AND LANES, In lots, 81 90, 30 u ssch.
Extra, 81 90 az So or from to 6c v n.
swiNE-we,tern fat swine, live, Z to So v D.
Dressed &c per h.