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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13
Wendell Phillips ON HsnPeach.
nemo.

" emdell PhilAipS On 1smpooch.
nemt.
From tn, Anti-S Slavery Standard.1
Two thirds Of the action Of tho Senate,
especially for the last three years, shows
that the chamber is filed by lawyers fed
on cali akin, and never daring the peer be-
yond he limits OF nisi prius decision, by
greedy men using their place for profit,
and by party plotters looking at every
measure from the stand point Of their Prssi-
/ Dental candidates interest. We shall not
be surprised, therefore, If johnson 10 able
to bride or bully the Senate into an acquital.
To prevent this will need as stern and viii
| gilsnt popular purpose as that which has
awed and brsced the House Of Representa-
| tivcs to action. The Senate should have
suspended the President then they nigh,
have been a hundred. DAYS, if they wished,
IN trying him. Now, they leave him 10
| permit murder at the South, and plot 1T
| North.
| Every Union life lost, and los. unaveng-
| cd, at tho South hsnceiorth is blood on
the Ssnates garments. Senators know
Grant will never do his dutT in protecting
| the Union men Of the South. lie has no
drop of blood in his body that prompts
him to do it. They know that while John
| ons sits in tho W hlic House it isa provo
| cahve and guarantee for every outrage on
l Uion men. But they can now at any mo
ment put man there whose simple pres
l encc under that roof W ould make the streets
Of New Orleans and the plains Of Texas
/ yes, and even Kentucky for Union
men than any army Of 100000 soldiers, led
1 by Thomas or Sheridan, could do. The
blood Of every Union victim henceforth be
on their heads. In the meantime let us
work to lift the Senate out Of the slough
| Of party self-scsking to the level Of the
House and the nation.
am not surprised to find that Grant 10
DOT 90 strong out here as in the east. Bond
holders patronage there has weakened
him here have not seen, neither have
| met any one who has seen, an original Grant
man. Every Republican prefers some one
but submits TO Grant, since the wire-pul-
| ers will have il 90. A wrong move on the
finance question would outset him from the
track. And the difficulty in this quarter is
90 great. while the willingness for Radical
| reconstruction 10 80 perfect in the west,
that am more and more persuaded We
| can. Is to the negro question, shape the
party platform exactly as we wish it, If we
are only faithful and exact oil that belongs
to;us. The next three months are our seed
time. Let us be up and doing.
WRnDELL PniLLirs.
CINCINNATI, Feb. %, 1868,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13
Mental Depression.

Mental depression is disease OF the nervous sys-
TEN, and OF all the Ills flesh lie hes TO, 1t lie the
that excites the least sympathy. 1t IL subject of
frequent ests and is called by various dersve terms
but. although it Is often lang he'd At IL Is not easy TO
laugh the patient out of the belief that his ills are
all real for II e real disorder-the general features
OF which constant fear, anxiety and gloom. The
external senses as well as the mental faculties often
manifest symptoms Of arrangement. Noise. ~ Of
falling water, and ringing In the complained
of. while black specks and nrcy sparks frequently
fit before the vision. Admonitions like these should
not be dsregarded they may, II neglected, termi
nate In insanity. The seat Of the disease is In the
brain aud nervous stem, and to control the mals-
dy is necessary to use powerful tonic and slera-
tive, which will and tone thoee organs with
oat innamng the brain. This IL the secret Of The
success OF HosTETTERs STOMACH BlTTERS
IN OF this kind for which Il s the safest - well
~ the best OF restofativee.
In fact 1t IL the only pare and reliable tonic stmu
liant known. Many noetrans. purpoting to be ton
tcs. are pulled up from time to time in the newspa-
pere but the sufferer had better let them alone
iHOsTETNERS STOMACH BITTERS has proven
tse ~ many years Of trial, to be in every respect
what IL lie represented - be.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13

In Asne-s AlabaSscr Cream!
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS COS
METlC IN THE WORLDS
II will not Injgre the most Delicate Skin
Its presence on the face cannot be detected II can
be removed only by washing: and when renewed
will leave IN SKIN soer smoother and whittier than
before =. eradicates every dscoiorafon OF the lace
we tcr caused BY exposure th wcther, or by dis
ergo and hesiowr upon all faces the ..
RADIANT COMPLEXION OF THE YOUTH.
A single trial proves all the-e statements.
And the entire safty with which 1t can be used,
makes It's success complete.
Rue Co. is blown in the bottle. and our trsoe marx
at the top OF the front label. Sold " All pfnggists
bottle CHURCH BLAN nopiet1s,
&c. Wells D Co., Ne3 Yosk: Geo. 2. Goodwin
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13
TESTIMONIAL. or MEDICAL Me-

oEosh FONT, W mite co. Ark.,l MAY q9. 'GS
Dn jons BrLI-Dear Sir: Last February wss In
Louisville purchasing druee, and got some Of vo
was with INC In the STORE had been down wish th.s
mstsssn Tor some tune. commenced ON the Bitt.rs
and soon found his general health improved Dr.
also improved. DR.. Coffee, who had been 10 Mad
health for several ysars-stomach and liver Affected
he improved very much by the use of your Btters
iarty In this settlement. think could eeil great
quantity OF yonr medicines this lall-especialIy OF
Memphis. care Rle1sset = Ns11y, HeepecSfailv.
octS9-dsodAw1y C, n WAi1f1.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13

sThe only way to Cnre Costive.
ness. Avoid all strong purgatiye pills which only
exhaust the secfetiune and out nature.
On II ARnIsos's PsKisTALfIc LcxKsom are just the
opposite. they restore the digestion, quicken the lv
and tone mp the whole system thus curing Dys-
pepsia Headash he Dizziness Piles ard sll other
suite OF Nabitua Constipation, the chief cause OF
III health. especially among women.
Ladies who are suffering from certain complaints,
known only to females. should a. once get Or. Vel
paus Female Pills, They produce most charming
effect. Gold by Harrison l. Starks b5 Brady Street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13

Tns Cincinnati Enquirer which has beer
consistently adverse TO the National Demo
cratic Convention being held in New York
now admits that this lis a city which can
better accommodate tho Convention and the
masses Of the psopls who may congrsgate
there than any other in the country. II IL
alsp the strongest Democratic city in the
United Statea, and is in that State whose
electoral vote il 10 the most important TO se
cure. Il is also true that New York city
aud State have never had q National Con
vsn.ion Of any party within their Dor
dcrsn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13

JupGR HrBBARD writes The editor Of the
Sioux City Journal that he y il not under
amy considerations BE- candidate for re-cls,-
zion 10 Congress
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13
KNOWLES,
STEAM PUMP.

PAfBHTsD n EN0LAHD AND FAAECs.
Fhis Pump hes received the His.ns fsL.' =
~verv Pair where it has been exhibited. VI. NV
Yoff Hoeton Baltimore. Cincinnsu, bnnaso' Syfs'
100 9nrinpdeld ana Woseestcr
II 10 NO Cranke or F;y-Wheei. ano DE- nc oceo
ccsrts .hsre Il viii stop. consequently n.ays
E.a- - sSsst vithout using stafung nhS ana ooee
- s.crirc hand work to get past me CENTRE and
!. ~. Snniv pump made that VIII work ~ eteam
s.s ir Vim water, consequently = Aiways fesdy 70
hen Ire steam cylinder II nlled with cold va
rr ussS for more than eight yeass for ssd
nlsss,onsry STEAM BOILERS, and hes been used
iDa thsn ave years on LOCOMOTIVES, and h the
,v steam Pump ret tried, that II In sveTy way adap-
-, Tor thst use Il has been extcnsively used for
hunting water for Hotels, Public Institutions, Min
M Purposes, and Manufacturing Embellishments q
evcry Kind with perfect success II has been tested
ia the Navy, and In consequence IL recommended ~
The Chief Engineer Of T. j. Navy. 10 be used q the
Navy Yards and on Steamers. As Fire Engine u y
Recommended by ali ms. Companies, and IL unives-
eally adopted BY the manufacturing companies u
New England. Although have been constantly
making additions 70 our Works. yet The rapidly increa
sing demand for our Pumps has hitherto been great
er than orr poseiblc production: but Win recent en-
layrcuent az onr Works and extensive additions 10
our manufacturing facilities, wc hope TO be able to
IKE pranre,ors offer this Pump a. ne most Per-
ssrt yrdrrrndcnt Steam Pump ever invented. end
~ Am nlIcity AID durability dches competition.
10 further information, address the PrOpeasee0 =
the1e works,
hsiy ANoWLsS : slsAs'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13

The State capital was removed from Iewa
S'y g Dss Aoiues with the express under
49, ..e'1s. aud bonds were given therefor
-. 49,, o - House should DO built and fur
nssnsu sae State free Of coat. The leeisla.
safe met At pes Meiuss two years later bu,
the State could obtain no dead e., ~. r,on.
erty until the swindling eomor.r.. ssr
voted the cost, amounting 10 sso 90, -" ~
bouds givea proving no better ,h sr wy
The move nov Is . scheme to buia '"a~.
enc horse town Of forty horse pretensipp,.s
and enable few men TO Gil their pockets ::
che expense Of the great body Of tax pay.
ers. The present boilding will servo 70,
twenty ysosa. We ned railroads more
tAaa ~ ned : hags ginGesessad stsuctur,
- Do Meoea-l0mn1oD EUrska.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13


The Indiana Eighth Of January Convsn-
ton adopted the, following resolution VII"
great enthusiasm:
"That the national bank system orgsniz-
"A - ,hc interests Of tho bondhelders,
ought 10 be abolished, and United States notes
s,ss,,,u,ci In lieu OF the national bank cur
rsnrv. thus saving to the people, Ia interest
.iore more than eighteen millions dollars
annuallv: and until such system Of banks
shall be abolished, we demand that the
shares Of such banks in Indiana shall be
subisc: 70 tho same taxation, State and mu.
n;cipal, a. other property Of the State"
The speech Of Senator Sherman on the
public debt question, contains no propes'-
ton for its immediate reduction, nor nss -
.nx .llusion to the ability Of the Govern
ment ,e diminish its present huge proper
,,r. nis evident, from recent demon
STATIONS, that the people are prepared Tor
measures looking 10 the redemption OF inc
bonds. The State Conventions OF oo'h
pnrtie. in Indiana and Ohio made this de-
m.nd Of the.r representatives IN "ash'hg-
ION and al over the country similar pur-
noe is manifested. Congress would e1-
ha,,, SOM. nrac,ical wisdom If it commend
.l the work. There are about S34o,ooo,
TOO Of bonds held in The Treasury az sscu'
rity for the currency issued to the national
hanks This amount could be promptly
redeemed by Congress passing an act to re-
lire The IA ion.l bank circulation, or which
The people are paying $2o.O0o,o0O interest
in gold annually and substituting grssnbacks
for the same for which the people pay no
interest. And certainly greenbacks, issued
by the Government, are just - good
circulation fer he people - national bani
notes, which are based upon the same se
euri,y. The Secretary OF the Treasury hold
ssold balance Of some CSC. 900. This sun
converted into grsenbacks would redeem
ell2oOo, 900 Of ave twsnties. Why doe
no, Congress order this to BE- dsnei TIL
saving Of s20.ooo,0Oo Of gold intcres.
which is now paid upon the bonds, held a
security for the issues Of the Nations
Banks. converted, would redeem e3S 900
900 more vstwsnties. 1.-THE policy "
have suggested was carried out, the first II
cue Of fve-twentics, which become redeem
able on the 9Th Of April last, and OF While
there 10 now outstanding about 100000
900. could Be redeemed thin short tim
and the gold interest upon that sum soul
be cut of from the expenditures and apple
20 the further redemption Of the bonds.-
All this could be done, aud, be Il rsmss
bsred, without adding dollar to the circ
la,ion. This 10 the policy that the psoT
demand. This 10 the MEASURE which I
people arc insisting that Congress- shall CT
~ out This much towards the redempti
Of the debt can I've done, il Congress was
disposed. II 10 the policy which sagacit
business men would adopt in the conduc
his affairs. hut instcai OF attending to
public interests aud relieving the pee
from burdens erevous to bs borne,
Radical Congress is devoting its whole
tention TO the perpc,uaiion Of Radical RI
That appears to DO the sole business Of
Rsdica! leaders. How long will the PEG
submit to such an administration Of
0ovcrnment
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13

HArPr CouxrRr.-A schoolmastsr from
ONO, Who 70 teaching eolorsd scheel in
Little Rock, Arkansas. 10 enthusiasts over
the progress Of reconstruction and negro
equality in that land Of promise. lie writes
TO the Cincinnati Gazette, radical, in q very
jubilant strain. Hear him:
THE man with whom have been stay.
ing since | came to this place, has Two
swords and one gun hanging up in his house,
sleeps with . six-shooter under his head II
nigh, ana carries pistol about his person
during the day"
This Is the place 70 erioy ones self "The
wsss 10 the place to get along" wrote an
On enthusiastic YOUTH to his parcnts, after
brief scjourn among the Hoosirrs. "The
trst day l arrived here | was asked 20
drink, the second day went to logging
bee, and the third got licked like thunder"
That fellow should have visited our new
Hayr, with the Ohio schoolmastcr. He
would have appreciated it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13

l. The other day two French soldisrs,
wearing their swords, in one Of the streets
Of Paris quarrelsd 9Th couple Of work
men 40 to who would take the wall. The
vorkmcn showing no disposition to give
way, ono Of the soldiers seized civilian,
threw him to the ground, and, with his
sword, killed him instantly by splitting
open his sksil.
ii. On the body ofa young man taken out
ofths Seine fortnight ago was found a pa
per with the following words: "Nobody is to
be accused Of my death; the accompanying
papers will establish my identity. | am
Al orphan and have no parent on earth
Young, and in command Of . moderate for
tune, had the weakness to dissipate il in
the pleasures Of debauchery. To-day, with,
out resources, but habituated to life Of lux
ury and idleness, I am capable Of nothing
but to kin myself And do So"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13

80, u.v;"soody wants to sail aeeoes the A.
's"s'c IN twenty nve foot beat.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13

Fairly enough. under the above head, =
correspondent Of The New Orieans Hesvxns
sniuadverts upon the praeties Of smother
ing the intsllscts Of school children under .
lead Of various studies. oil crowded at once
upon their attention, under circumstances
that make II impossible that they can mas.
Ter any ono Of them, and greatly 10 tie
dssrimsns Of both their physical and mental
health. Says the writer:
This morning in city ear vas . small
boy about knee high to . toad, say about
ten years old, With . large bundls Of besks
hanging to a strap. Plying the boy,
gave him my seat, aud inquired what he did
with oil those books. There are nine. he
said. and study them. took the list,
and here iii: Geography, Ar thms.ic. Ens
lish reader, English speller, English Gram
mar GsrmAn spellsr, Hebrew lessons. French
gram'ner and French phrase book. That
child, end thcre are hundreds Of others 10 Aha
same condition. is being murdered bv
inches. The maturcd mind Of the stropcee,
mao cannot stand onshslf the books ;mpos "a
upon that poor boy without utterly breaking
down.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13

ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS recently stop
ped in SprinnOld. Mass. The Republican
says: ale looks us rusty as ever, and had
his ants tucked into his boots. lie was
always small man, never weighing over
one hundred pounds, and now in feeble
health, his appearance is moro than usually
dsminu,ive. Still his eye is as bright and
piercing as ever, and to look at the upper
part ofhi, face alone il would be impossible
TO tell whether lie was man of % or IS
years"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13

Sentinels for Safety.
There y In the blood an Independent faculty Of Gen.
nation when foreign matters are present Hence
pain and iuhsmmation mean selfprotection, and are
eentinels fos the body's safety.
Aid the blood by BRANDRLTH'S PILLS. to take
out foreign matters mpuritiee) and your pain. In
Aamm alton and sickness will often be only an a6ais
Of o few hours.
was cured Of contraction Of the arm OF over year
standing by less than dollars worth Of BRAND
RErH'S PILLS. The arm was entirely useless Tor
over year.
Principal Agency. Brandreth House. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13
mn TnRTAA


FIfCy IHOuBfHtk 11c"fS
now clothed with masses Of rich black and brown
hair would. II they were unfortunately CUT OFF
form supply Of CHRIsTADOROS DYE, begin 10
TURN WHITE.
red, sandy and gray. Manhood and beauty. with the
one defect in their personal appearance remedied by
CHRlSTADORO'e HAIR DYE.
rejoice In their good fortune, and recommended II
to all Who require perfcctdye. Manufactured by
J. CHRIsTADORO, Gs Maidon Lane. New York.
Sold BY all Druggists. Applied BY all Hair Drsesers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13
HURLEY'S AGUETONIC
PERFECTLY RELIABLE.

The only remedy for Chlls and Fever or Ague and
Fever that lie or can be depended upon 10 Hnrleys
Ague Tonic. There have been thousands cured by
ueng II who have tried the usual remedies without
benefit; but In NO CASE HAS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13
MOLINE NURSERY,

4 PrlR, PEAR AND CHERRY TREES, DWARF
Leavcd Maple Shade Trees, Grape Vines, Currants,
Ooseberries, Black berries Raspbefriee narbsffiea
Strawberries, Ornamental Trees and Hhrubbery. 70.
ses, Climbing Plants, &C., &c. American md Sibe-
rian Arbor Nta, Norway Spruce, Balsam Fir, white.
Scotch and Austrian Pines, Hemlock, Irish Juniper
eavin, Red Cedar. sc. Peonias, Dyaletras. japan
Lilies, sc. Li1nseas Rhuharb
Usage PLANTS.
A good stock and choice assortment.
Cal cd examine Ton youSse1ves. -
lfellns, March. iese. ipeeW6VSo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13

Tax Harrisburg (Pa..) State Guard thus
foro-shadows the defes. Of the Radical i'm.
parchment programme;
Thaddsus Stevens 10 not convinced tina,
impeachment will BE- success not tina, ne
thinks johnson an innocent man, but that
be has bic doubts about the force display cd
in drawing the articles Of impeachment
Mr.. Stevens 10 great lawyer, and doss not
hesitate to stake bis reputation as such on
what he SAYS,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13

esoS March 1, 1865, Andrew johnson
shocked the moral sense Of The world. and
shsmed tho American people. by appearing
in the Senate chamber to take the oath Of
office as Vice President. in state Of maud
lin in,oxieation. Indianapolis Journal.
II tho moral sense Of the world was shock
cd. pertinently asks the Chicago Times, and
The American people were shamed. by the
appearance Of Mr.. johnson in state Of
maudlin intoxication, will the Hoosisr con-
Germ please to state bow the world and the
American people were affected when wost
ern loyal Senator made his appearance st
the dinner-t table in hia shirt-tall
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13

Tins sound Of Jour hammer" says
franklin, at ave in the morning Or n
night. heard BY creditor. makes him easy
elk months longer, but il he sees you at .
billiard table, or hears your voice ., tav-
srn when you should be q work, he will
send for HE money the next day
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13

ID r. y A M E s.
Formerly Of Jansss' Lecs Hospieos, Ossesss
Hssss Street, Nse Or1soss, L..
Establfs ho d In 1850,
AID locassd In Chicago for ths Last SIX years.
Han REMOVED TO
No. % RANDOLPH STREET,
Chicago, H.,
Nearly opposite his Old ONCE
whore he may be consulted upon the treatment
Or ChroWtc, s11ercssrtOt
SnphSltstc, ScrefsssOsss,
Mood and Skin Diseases
AID Disorders Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13
sTf
sHURLEY,S
POPULAR WORM CANDY

A. this II really . sPKcupJo yoR wOnnes an dthe
best aud most palatable form to rive to children.
10 not surprising that Il 10 fsst taking the place OF al
other preparations for worms-t being pasfectly
taeteiese, any child will take II.
JAMS RUDOLF D CO.. Prups,store,
Lnpi6vule "
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13
MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY

And the HappineSS Of tue Mthhoou'
An Essay for Young Men on the Crime Of SOLITUDE
and the Physiological 1rro-s. Abuses and disease
which create impedments TO MARRIAGE, with surs
means OF Relief Sent In sealed letter envelopes,
free Of charge. Address DR.. SKlLLIN HOU0h-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13
Eurley's Ague Tonic

FAILED TO EFFECT CURB. All who have
used II chscrfy tell their actcd friends oft
sure and certain cure for chills and fever Any
suffering from the chills would consult their own In
terest BY sendine 70 drug stors and buying bot
tie 1t 10 pleasant take compared with others and
will be certain TO cure all cases Of fever and agus
chills and fever. Send for Il TO the pruprietors,
sJANES RUDOLF CO.,
Louisville. H.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-13

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Great Britain paid from eight to ten mil
ion dollars for imported eggs last year.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-06-18
AIIesheny csttls s.rkst.


From the Daily Gazette, Juno IL.
oArTIsThs supply q Cattle on ssls to-day
low low the usual stsndard. Sotwitbstsndins the
Ms as week. he 70 ns
appeafed a little slow, and dealers generally re-
ported " pretty hard one, though, as we have
n sos resSs
and that, too, at full prices, but Che common and
medium pSd;ss ss mOssa O very syss sSw a
potcommand last weeks prices. The reported
salss were as follows Y head q Prime Wash.
mon Butler County steers sold 2atolz-balance
hold ~ Ig head q prime & 70 extra Ohio steers r.
small miSed wv western % Reserve I y stock at SIS to
$40; 70 head Chicago cattle at 0 to 8; 40 head
esS sasSrs az 70 Extra oRo es az
IS head Of prime to extra steers at s25 to g2y Is
bead OF mixed Western Reserve stock at 5,25 TO
75E 10 head of goood Iowa steers, averaging LOO,
ats, and Sc of; 90 head Of prime Illinois steers,
fed for some time in Ohio, at S,5G 64 head OF
II head at 775; 10 head OF Butler County bulls at
cents.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-There was again a very
full supply, OF Sheep and Lambs ON sale to-day,
and with no Improvement in the demand, the
market was fully as hard as u was last week II
not not even worse Ths fooyng y II f. partial re,
weathers gaga Ia X sold at a. hesd
she LAMBS sos al S s. S c
Sheep and Lambs, at s2 to s3 per head for the
formerfand 75 TO $3.50 for the latter; 90 head at
70 81 for sheep and 81 so to $50 for Lambs;
IL head from Lawrence County at to Az cts per
pound for Sheep, and 81 % TO $500 per head for
IToGs.-The retail demand for Hogs as Is al
ways the case at this season OF the year, is very
quote at o to 10 cts, gross, for good to prime
heavy averages.