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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-12
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE,

Attorney At Law,
Aul2.H tstsrl No. Mays Bulldog
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-12
WOOD AND COAL,

JTHIfsD sIATls PATENT oyrIoE. -
o. The ps,i,ioa u q. X BkRiai D. Of New York,
n. prsyins for the extension q Patent
an improvement In Sugar filterers:
10 ordered that ssid petitioa be heard at this
nay oppose this extension. Objections, deposit
tons, ssd ether papers .hould be nled In this
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-12

e1sS.COLD SODA WATER AeD PURE
w sYRUPs at FBHaUs0E's Drug stor,
Capitol Hi. To prevent the soda trade from eor-
nietlps with the more important busise.s Of dc
pensing mod cines, agsistspee has been secured to
lake exclusive charge Of the soda fountain. Pn.
teen tickets for u cash. No soda sold on Sunday.
bo-lm
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Owe DOEL.FFe E.FCE.

OF DRY GOODS, LINENS. PARASOLS, ALBUMS,
Hosiery, Silver Plated Ware, Jewelry Cutlery,
French and German Fancy Goods Of every descrip-
ton, you can purchase any thing in their immense
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SToUGHroS-GucHRIsT.- Mortified, at the N.
I. Church, May "a, by Rev. R. Morgan, Homer X.
Stoughton Of Randolph Lieut.-Coi. % L. S. sharp
shooters and Mis- Ellen d. Gilchrist of Mortified.
DIED.
SLArEn.-In Essex. Vt, May lst, 1869, Henry Con
verse Slater, agcd % years
BaHroy.-Died, at St Joseph, Missouri April
18th, I-fq. KinrC Barton, aged - years. Nephew
Of Joseph Barton, of Charlotte, Vt.
YALE.-In Williston, on Wednesday afternoon,
April 18th. Junie. daughter Of William L. and Ar
della Yale, aged . years.
HUNrIsGroS.-In Vergonnes, on the 18th ult.'
F0rdyce Huntington, aged 81 years. Judge H..
came TO Vergennes when at the age Of SIX months,
and has been a Merchant III Nergennes over sixty
years the oldest resident OF the city In his ,lth
year ne made Journey to New York, and made his
usual purchases, and gave his personal attention 90
Dr. business. until two weeks previous 20 bis DEATH
lie was widely known and respected in his County
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PR RE .WE ~ 3


PREMIUMS.
.. For T|O asr subscribers and si-We viii send
the American A-riculturist, Riverside Maya
zine or Our Young FOLKS tor one year.
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@. For FOUR r,,- 'ads-iss-, 1-t ss-Patuam's, the
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: Tor FHE nsr yabs~I5sr, and sIl-Haper's
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Il. For TWENTY re,r sas,-ri5e,, and sio-A Gold
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y. For TWENTT-FHE rerr sab'critsrs ant $50
\ Silver Watch warranted.
70. For FIFTY nee Subscribers and sI0o-A Wheeler
& Wilson Sewing Machine, new and warranted
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Agent for thc United States.
April s.-dEw


No. 4 BulGrch Street. Opposite Revere House. Eos-
ton-The Trustees Of this Institution take pleasure
in announcin- that thev have se.rrlt the services
o. the eminent agd well known l'-. s. -I- Hayes.
I1te Surgeon L. S. Army ic3-l'r- emit ..l-lIia
College Cf Physicians and >lr. Ius. 4-.
This Institution now pu 1iisIes the po liar ned.
cal book entitled 'Ile Science r Life or t.I-res-
cryation ' written Hv Ir. Reyes i treats upon
tho Errors 81 uuth Prarrtr-. Decline .- li4rho
Seminal Nc2Euess- and all Diseases and Abuses o4
O 6eneratIye Organs. Thirty Thousand copies 0li
the last year. 10 Is in1ccd o. book for every man -
yoans men in particular. Price only sl.0I.
THIS Institute has Just published the most perfect
treatise Of the kind ever offered the public. entitled
sexual Physiology OF Women and Her Diseases. -
pr1ias-ig iic-rited with the very best engraving
This book ls asa from the pen Of Dr. Iisros. ANON
the various chapters may le mentioned, The Mystery
of Lie bgaut lul in-,--EoaUty, ils Value -0
Wmsn.-Narria-e,- -Gcloral Hygiene % Woman. -
Puberty Change oi L-e,-EEoesses oftNe Married.
Prevention 90 Conception, dc. To- beautiful French
cloth $500; Turkey Morocco, iuil gilt, $40
Either Of these oooEs are s1nt by mail, ser -rciy
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mo Peabody Journal Of Health, lrs,-c'--s
-,-r,ar -n cresr respects pages. 2 ca..H.--
iisa5d on the st Of February 1a4 every lus-ti dur
inr the year. Subscription pries per yci- only =
cts suealmeu copies sent nee o. any Ai.ler., ol
anniiciginn 90 the Peabody Medical -'tu,e.
AfBFHr H. HAYES, II. D., kcs-ent ana til-u-i
y B.-Dr. h ray be consulted in strict.st conf
denee on all diseases requiring skill, secfes nl "a
,,e-ience. Iuviolabie secresv and certain relief
jan. Is fd&w3m
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91eu Establishments.
FRUIT TREES.

V7HE subscriber has opened to the public the pres
1 ent Spring his Nursery Of t:uit Trees Having
flr years been selecting the most hardy varieties Of
fruit trees he feels confident that Ae is now Offering
she puhica iot of Trees unsurpassed for hardness
and adaptation o. the climate Of vermont They
thaF viii stand the climate 90 ans cultivated part
Ul tho State. CALI examine. Sec ami buy.
MOSES J.. COTTON.
West Bolton. April th, i-6g.-ijW3w
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SEEDS.
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS SEED.
ORCHARD GRASS SEED.
HERDS GRASS SEED.
WHITE CLOVER SEED
RED CLOVER SEED.
RED TOP SEED.
FLOWER TRELLISES.
SEED w HEAT.
SEED BARLEY.
SEED PEAS.
SEED PLANTERS.
CORN PLANTERS.
And a general assortment Of Flows, Harows, and
all implements used on the Farm or Garden.
Also, choice selection Of
Flower Sc e DIS,
From the celebrated firm Of Hovey 4 Co.. Boston,
and Viek, Of Rochester. For sale by
Us. PIERCE 4 son.
April I2.-'d&wtf
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POULTRY-Best price paid for poultry Die 2 70
ordinary lots proportionately lees. The supplies
being light were turned over to J. Russell and 9th
er poultry men, who allow much as the market
win admit. taklng ont their commission.
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we are never again to see those familiar initials
- P H. W.'''
At rest is the active brain,
That busy hand is still;
And his native state VIII search in vain
For another his place to fl.n
Captain Joseph Philbrook died in Greensboro,
april llth, aged 50 years, and Mrs. Judith
a-orse, in Craftsbury, April Sd, aged GS.
A French family named Young, residing in
Newport, were compelled one day last week to
move from their house on account Of the high
water One Of the children had just died and
two more were dangerously sick Of black measles
NJ the time and died the next day.
Narson Leayens, of Morgan, has made tins
season previous to the 18th inst, over 500
pounds of nice cakel maple sugar from less than
100 trees.
Don 4. Hdye, who was sent from Derby to
State prison a year ago last June, on a three
years sentence for stealing a team, has been par
donel on account Of good behavior He brings
home with him neat box, six by nine inches.
composed Of over 1000 different pieces, made BY
himself and filed with many small articles nice
iy manufactured by other convicts from the beef
bones of their dinner
Hay is very scarce in Greensboro. and many
t.Imers are feeding only straw and corn. while
some are compelled to resort to browse 70 keep
their stock from starving.
The mice have made great havoc among fruit
trees aud small naples in Salem. L. T. Conn
has lost nearly 100 apple trees by them.
,. d. Worthington and a number Of others in
attempting 10 cross Back river on raft. last
wednesday, found the current too strong fir
+ them, were carried down the river and narrow
. y escaped being swept away.
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COLGATE i co.'s
DYSPEPSIA
AND LIVER
COMPLAINT.
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE.

Having been afflicted with chronic disease Of the
diss-t.v organs, described by physicians
laren-u- 1i tie liver and Inflammation Of the -tom-
ach-. fer ri le than Ten Year., and suffered what
words can never describe. v .talut relief from the
most celebrated medical SSH that could he consult
ed, was induced uv the ply -'cAu who last attend
ArOB. He hal witnessed its effect. he said, in his
own practice. and could recommend IL IN the high
est terms hal about lost faith 10 everything but
] followed biz advice, procured the medicine. The
effect inspired me with hope / continued its use,
and still improved; following il up grow stronger
and stronger, and suffered less and less from ny
troubles This for some months-unti was relev
ed aui needed 10 no longer. Dodd's Nervine rest0r-
eI me Co complete and sound health and mo- Ian
guagc BE- able o. express the latitude feel al being
well once more am thoroughly cured Of the hor
rble suteril- that had made ten years of my life
most wretched. NJ one Gan conceive my JOY who
has not 1per.euced = ike recovery.
f. B. LIBBY.
St Paul. MINI.
For sale by an Druggists at One Dollar Bottle.
apl7tlGw-w
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CRISTAD0RO'S HAIR PREsERVATlYE.

CBlSTAD0R0'S HAIR PRESERVAIlNE.
Cristadoro guarantees that his Hair Preserg alive
shall succeed when every other preparation las
failed in keeping clean the hair, thicken-ns IT,
CLOSING it, preserving its color, inclining j.. to- curl
and restoring it to health and vgor which are The
elements Gifts beauty.
Sold by Druggists, and applied by all llair Dress
ers. Mandatory No. Cs Maiden Lane. Principal
Depot No. Aston House.
Nay I.-d&wlm
8RANDRETH's PILLS v. BLEEDING
Bleeding may give case, because the blood left
has more room; but the ease does not last and is
followed by permanent weakness.
BRANDRETH'S PILLS relieve the circulation
and give case more surely and almost a- quickly as
bleeding; but Baudrcths Pills never hu-t, and the
good uoy do is permanent, because tial take only
VIVA. tho body and blood are lo,,-r stHolt. ful-
CATION with these pills VII. 0a found
A UNIVERSAL CURATIVE PRINCIPE.
Let tle wise examine ITS ella ms TO their confidence.
Mrs. Hooker. Of 1amsta. 'e, -Ias was carel by
them OF Sc Yi-us's Dance Of ll-eel g,ars standing.
Abrall Jan R.rt was cured u internal ilmar ly the
use Of Draudreth's Pills when al other means Lad
ii-ct. u-. Bra1dreI's Office, Braulreth hou7c.
New York. Sid by all Druggists.
May i.-lGwIu
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NEiNGTON's
Saturday Bulletin.



Cuqs FROM a GERMAN WORKSHOP, vols.
Cloth. rs Max Nrl,G-
REALITIES OF IRISH LIFE Handy Volume
EgILLIaNTPAIES Of Lanl Society, Vol. svo
ClHth- p-lia .y illustrated.
TRAPPER's GUIDE, hy Nevhouse. new edition, il-
lu-t1itcl.
WONDERS OF HEAT. Lilrsr, of Wonders.
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SALT ATEE DICK, by Mary ianuerin-.
TOMMY TRY end what De sd in Science ny
Napier. 45 Illustrations, Do mo cloth
THEMAN WHO LAUGHS part ist- paper SD cts,
by Victor Hugo.
THE GIRLS or FEvEBsHAM, by Florence Mar
rytl
WOMAN As GOD MADE TIER, the true woman, by
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rs Per. D1rus Clark. l2mo cloth.
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IN the District Court Of the United States for the
| District Of Vermont.-In the matter OF Charles
C. Huntly and Porter P. Barron, Bankrupts.-ln
Bankruptcy-To the creditors cf said bankrupt
md ali Others whom Il NAV concern The under
signed, assignee Of the estate Of said bankrqpts,
hereby gives notice that Il has been ordered by
ne District Court Of said District that. the third
ne-ai meetings sf the creditors Of said bankrupts
he held al " H. Cranes Office in Newport, in said
District on the 18th day Of May a. ID. 1853, AZ 10
a,clock 4 NJ before John P. Sartle, one Of the Reg
ster in bankruptcy in said District for the purposes
named in the 18th section Of the Bankrupt Act OF
March p 1867; and that have filed my account as
asi0nee OF said bankrupts and that at said time and
Mace | shall apply to said Court for settlement
n nv said account, and for discharge from all Il
ability a. assignee Of said estate, in accordance with
.he provisions Of said 18th section.
Dated at Newport, in said District, this 18th day
of April, AID. 1869.
43w3w .. u. DEAN, Assignee.
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FEMALE SEMINARY.

rV,HE SUMNER TERM will commence on Mon
/ day, May 10TH Young ladies and Misses in
tending 10 enter requested to report themselves
and their studies on the first day Of the Term.
j. X. CONVERSE.
May lat, ls5e.-'td&wIw
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4 COUGH. COLD. or SORE THROAT
Requires immediate attention, and should be
checked. Ifallowei 90 continue, Irritation Of the
Lung, o permanent Throat Affection, or "a incal4-
ole Lung Disease is often the result BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs, having q direct influence
% .ho parts, give immediate relief
For bronchitis. Asthma, Catarrh, Consuuptivo
aad Throat Diseases, Truclcs a-e used with always
good success Singers aai Public Speakers VII find
Troches useful in clearing the voice when taken be-
fore Singing o. Speaking, and relieving the throat
after an unusual exerton n the vocal organs. The
Tro1hes are recommended and prescribed by PhJz-
clans and have lad testl10 uials from eminent men
f1i-rr..io.t the country. Being an article Of true
r.srit aud having PROVED their efficacy ag test %
many years, each year inls them ~ neg lQealt.es
h various parts % the world, and the Troches are
universally pronounced better than other articles.
--5s- obtain only q" Browns Bronchial Truches "
nd 20 not take any oftte worthless limitations mat
nav be offered. Sold everywhere.
Jan. S-t-d&E4mo
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0ru advertisements.
IN THESE HARD TINES
You cannot afford to pay three or four profits on az
ticles Of necessary use, when by sending Club to
PARKER \ CO.'S


IN THESE HARD TINES
You cannot afford to pay three four profits on ar
ticles of necessary use when by sending Club to
PARKER \ CO.'S
GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE
OF DRY GOODS, LINENS. PARASOLS, ALBUMS,
Hosiery, Silver Plated Ware, Jewelry, Cutlery
French and German Fancy Goods, Of every descrip-
ton, you can purchase any thing in their immense
stock for
ONE DOEEsF4 EsECEE.
The secret Of our low prices is this We have
very large Cash Capital and have buyers n all the
principal cities OF this country and I'm Europe who
purchase FOR CASH, DIRECT FROM THE MAN
UFACTU REAS, all the goods used by us, tius saw
ing the consumer the profits made by the Importer
or C0mmis si0n Merchant the Wholesale and Retail
Dealer. each of whom demand larger profit than
taken by us. We can give WORE GOODS for one
Dollar than the Retail Merchant for twice OF three
times that sum- Our goods are described on printed
checks which viii be sent in Clubs for Ten Gents
each, 20 Pay postage, printing &c
If the article named on the Check is not wanted
You can exchange from list comprising Three Hun
lrst 1lf FUfy tsef4i articles, among which are
Ladies' silk pdusols. Ladies' Fine White Tucked
Skirts Silver Plated Five bottled Casters and
largo variety ofusoul articles not one ~ which can
be bought in any other way for nearly deuoie the
money.
Reference will be given. ifre0uircd from the most
reliable Wholesale Merchants ui Boston and New
York, to our -aadin- and the strictly honorable
character of OUT business
- We want Agents 20 every stowu 20 whom the
following Commissions will De paid -
TERMS To AGENTS.
FOR A CLun oF ASD TuaEE DolLAEs--, t1-'.
br7HH o. EteHef >tf,tHG, HWi irldr. All wool
Pants and Vest Pattern. Mare.lle- Quilt. D. yards
good Bed Ticking. d yards Red TwiileI Fl lle. --
= yards Cotton Flannel. dozen gems LmeuHnl-
kerchiei-. FreWhIrs German CIunrerpa ir.rgad.
handsome IlluYrI- Skirt. ELEGANT double clasp
l'i picture Fap- ---il -l.um. >4ye--la..l ea-
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NO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES FRECKLAS
and Tan from the flcc. use PEEHT Morn AND
FpvrKIF Lorfov. sold by ali druggists. Prepared
only by Dr.. b. c. Perry.
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SEED POTATOES.

JNARLY ROSE, Number ?, and Harrison. for ale
II by z. s. BR0WNELL.
Essex Junction, VI, may4th, t&w2w
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ance or discount from the above cures can be given,
on subscription 10 the FREE PREss.
d. The Magazines above named will be sent d.
rect from the Office Of their publication, but all or
ders should be sent % the FREE Pass Office
u. All goods offered As premiums other than
magazines will be delivered at our Office, and viii ho
warranted good and all claim them to be, having
been purchased by ourselves expressly for this pur
pose.
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THOR BLACK Wo88Is, AND PIMPLEs on TIE
L FACE, use PERRT,s CoxEnoSE I'D y. 1i ~
REMEDY prepared only by ~. l. L feIfy' ~ i,uul
~ New York Seid everywhere. The trade sup
pnsu y March l2-deodSwem
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9ew advertisements.
A STAR IN THE EAsT!.

A new star has appeared in the literary circles,
called the ILLUMINATED WESTERN WORLD
It's Illustrations are all printed in beautiful oil col
ors, from one TO seven, at single impression. In
this feature alone the " ILLUMINATED WESTERN
WORLD" stands forth the foremost of the age
Aside from its magnificent illustrations, however
its columns will TEEN weekly with Fiction, Solid
Prose, Charming Poetry and Glowing Romance. It
Is a ht companion Of every hresde-the magazine Of
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SINGLE SUBSCRIPTIONS.

For s. cash we viii send the FREE Pass ami the
Riverside Magazine or Our Young FOLK, one
year.
For $50 cash, we will send the FaEE Pass aHa
Putnam's Monthly, or the Atlantic Monthly. or
the GALAXY one year.
For $ cash, we will send the FREE Pass and liar
per's Monthly, or Harper's Weekly, o. liarper's
Bazaar
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sEAEE.E.g'EEE 2 EEDS
in various styles and AL colols. as usual


OF which We have q larss aud complete assortment,
at the very lowest living prices We stin have
few more orthoso American eros Grain Black silks
the very best six made for the price, and all silk
which We arc selling at the same price. These goods
are especially desirable for the present style Of
street suits, as being RICH, HANDSOME and De
SIRABLE, and at the same time INEXPENSIVE.
We shall be glad to show our assortment Of Black
silks to any and all who may favor Us with a call.
EDWARD BARLOW,
No. l56 Church st.
burlington, May 9Th, lsse-sid&wtf
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'' 'tH''' -Nt...A Ir 'tH-
AMOUNT oF LIVE STOCK AT stuEE-.
ca.s.e. Sheep & lambs. Swine
Vermont % s1-
Prices Of Market Beef-Ext1o, $500 "a % 81. first
quality SIP go a. $50; second quality, siI 90 a
sIl 81. third quality s. sd q 1850.
Price oc store Cat;le-Wiriaas Oxen % pair,
Nas5 cows and calves, from So, $50, SIS. s-5 a
Yearl'l-s. SIS q IS; two years I'd, SD q -;
~ sheen and Iam's-In l.ts $3.50. g 01.
sg -1 X s3 q each. extra 81 I'D a. g. or from
Yea Calvcs-s s-
.-,---..- L4rnh--e- T @ orr.
st- "a s. = each. Calfskins p n sc per D. I'd,
pr..s-.f poultry-Extr 2ll a. 2lc; prime jig "a
81. -,gi Isl a lqc. medium u q lsci poor 20
medium .5c.
CkTTLF-Receipts 7 head. including 4 West
.-- ft. I 3TeFlvun. driven from Brighton. 4 plncl
AZ atout 100 head. ear loads, billed % hi' Null-
stocs. came direct from Chicago as the oNhel W
not urasaut and not any destruction l'l'l-Ilt'l
f7s++ra were yqrlcd ard fed good average lou u
cattle D. p Wiser * Co. also sent IN Two l"dls el
.tu lea Cattle Of fair quality. The market was ony
nir Prices full ic T. Z higher me pIlne ~ n
f. slot Western Cattle this week are held back. o.
Kane sold , Oxen at S2ls. or l2c ~ SHRINK. D.
hanson sold Oxen at SIS average lloO rs ~ .
WISER Co. sold Bulls at s. ewt lgilt ,,.
s,ra ~ 100 MS. four year Old Steers at sll Y cWt
81 shrink and - steers at Sl2 30 e cwt, 81 SHRINK,
MIX 4 Fuller sold o. Cattle from Sll - q - 20
e1vt. Lambert Hastings sold oxen AZ 81 y w
dres l35 rs eacH and Cow 1T SO, dress go ibs r.
Woodruff sold Oxen at Si3 3 cwt. dress - cwt
each. h. Stearns sold Oxen and Cow at 81 7i Z
cwt dress G cwt each.
SIl EP-The general tone Of the Sheep market
has not materially changed from last week. GOOD
sheep have brought good prices; ordinary grades
were sold very low, and prices Ind startled even ing
oIf ana eypofienced dealers but think they VIII
live through it, Several lots were sold on c0mnis-
SION J LYMAN sold a. nice Sheep that averaged
lt0 rs at !2c z n fed by c. Hliard Of Northield,
Mas. DeWolfe q Prouty sold % yearlinzs at &c
y b.. average 90 hs, and 81 Sheep at So. B; =.
Ketcham sold p Sheep on drift. J. Lamson sold 90
Sheep at 81 U head. average % ibs at home,