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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-30
ESTAYED,

TNROM the subscriber, living on Big Macoqui-
il ia, 13 miles $. w. Of Du Buque, on the 18th
inst a large sorrel MARE, 8 years old, one Of her
eye-lids has been tori, by hook and makes a notch
in it, the left hind foothas scar in the hooi caus-
ed by cork, and white star in The forehead--
Also, sorrel COLT, year old last spring, has a
white star in the forehead, and is large of his age
Any person who will either bring or give informa.
ton where may fnd the above horses will be lib.
orally rcwardcd. JOHN WYATT. d
. Sent u lSI7 ct ~ - 49,.
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PGBLIc MEETING.

Pursuant to public notice, large number Of
the citizens of Rock Island county and vicini-
I &. assembled at the Rock Island house, in
Stevenson, on the 9th of September, 1887, for
| thepurpose ofadopting such measures as might
be thought expedient relative TO the establish
ment of a United States marine hospital on
Rock Island, in said county.
The meeting was called to order by Miles
w. Conway. Esq, and organized by appoint
| ing ]. w. Parker chairman, and J.. Bernard
Smith secretary. The object of the meeting
having been briefly stated, the following gem
tlemen---H. G. Reynolds, los. Knox, and
Chas. S. Hampstead, Esqrs., and DR.. P.
Gregg addressed the assembly in a lucid and
comprehensive manner, setting forth the supc-
ror advantages of Rock Island over any other
point on The Upper Mississippi for "a hospital
/ The meeting with much spirit and unanimity,
Resolved, that committee of ten bechosen
Tor the purpose of collecting facts in relation
to the proceedings ofaCongress relative to the
location of marine hospitals in the valley of
the Mississippi; and Of ascertaining what has
been done by the committee sent out to select
sites for such hospitals, and if thoughtneces-
sary or expedlent, to draft a memorial repre-
senting the advantageous situation of Rock
ioiuhu. anu requesting me establishment Of
one Of said hospitals thereon, and present said
memorial to the Inhabitants of this vicinity for
their signatures. The following gentlemen
were chosen TO constitute said commmittee.
viz: Joseph Knox, James II. Bracket, FL.
G. Reynolds, Doct. P. Gregg, z. Kalbaueh,
j. W. Parker, John S. Miller, John w. Spen-
Ger, Luclus Wells, Jos. Conway.
Resolved, that a committee of three be cho-
sen to correspond with. individuals in adjoin-
4 ing counties. Charles Eames, Nathaniel Bel
Icher, and j. Bernard Smith, were chosen to
A compose said committee.
4 Resolved, that the proceedings ofthis meet
ing be signed by the chairman and secretary,
and offered for publications.
J. W. PARKER, Chm.
~. BERNARD SMITH, Sec'y.
i Mr.. EDIToR:-- Have the goodness to pub
fish the foregoing proceedings in your vaIua
+ bic journal, and you will much oblige the cit,
zens Of Rock Island county and vicinity, ant
}, the adjacent country in Wisconsin Territory
position, in our opinion, so bold, and com
handing SO much of the river, SO healthy, sa
: lubrious, and romantic, and having such prox
: unity to several noble and navigable rivers az
: Rock Island does, is and has, ought not to b.
surrendered by Government to private individ
: uals, or suffered to remain without improve
: ments of a national character. The inhabit
ants of Galena, and the western shore are alst
awake to the importance of the measure.
For Committee:
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L. ]. PAPINEAU. /
Samuel Walcott, Civil Sec'y.


HoAxING LEARNED SOCIETIES. 1.-The broad
est and most laughable attempt of this kind
we ever heard Of, is related by the venerable
Matthew Cary, Judge Breckenridge the ell
der. -
The Judge, it seems, had mortal antipathy
to philosophical societies, which was the more
remarkable for his being scientific and we'll
read man. But he at length explained the mys-
terry by stating that he had been rejected by
the American Philosophical Society, of which
he was acanddate for membership, in revenge
for democratic vote which he had given in
the Legislature of Pennsylvania against what
was termed the province money! And he
resolved to be revenged in return. He not on
ly wrote his satircal work called league
O'Regan,' but he palmed off'upon that learn
ed body some most ridiculous descriptions.
Among other things, he took his grand-moth-
er's fan, ingeniously twisted, gummed, paint
ed and prepared it, sent it to the Society as
the wing of bat! Matthew Carey says, 1T
was received with due solemnity, and vote
of thinks was passed to the donor. debate
arose7as to the species of bat to which it be-
longed, and a committee Of seven appointed
to ascertain whether it was the wing of a Ma
dagascar or Gambia bat. The committee sat
three weeks, and after consulting Buffon's Ma
tural History and Goldsmith Animated Ma
tnre. they reported that it must have belonged
to Madagascar bat 1t was pronounced the
greatest curiosity in the Museum, except a
large piece of brown paper, which had been
hung up in the chimney and disguised with
SCOT and dirt, and palmed upon the Society as
a part of Brahmin's shirt!!.--Phil. Mirror.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-30
this meeting. tina, there should BE- tri-week-


by eastern mail to this town.
Resofrca. That il be ssrangl y recommended
TO the Post Master General to. establish as ear
ly as may be practicable, a tri-weekly, or
semi weekly mail to this place, to intersect
the eastern mail at Peoria, III.
Resolred, That it be recommended to the
Post Master General, to take the earliest and
most efficient steps to correct the abuses now
existing in the present mail arrangernent---to
investigate the conduct and official character
Of the mail contractors in this portion of the
TerritorY---and also. the mammal Ugh tbs
Post-masters execute their duties.
Resofued, That our delegate in Congress be
requested to use his utmost influence and ex.
iettion, to induce tho Post Master General &c
have the several subjects of these resolutions
carried into early and full effect.
On motion ofJas. w. Woods, Esq, it was
Resoioed, That the foregoing proceedings
| be published in the Wisconsin Territorial Ga
zette, and such oherPapers in the Territory
as feel aninterestin the subject atterofthem
On motion of Judge Morgan, the meeting
adjourned. ISAAC LEFFLER, Chm.
1 o. 5. JACOBS, Scc'y.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-30

REAcrlos.---Henry I. Pinckney Of Charles
ton, South Carolina, has been elected Mayor
of that city, by majority Of 1875 votes over
his competitor Mr.. Lynch. Mr. Pinckney ex-
pressed himself as decidedly favorable to the
views which have been submitted to Congress
by the President in his late message---and up
on that ground was elected. What can all this
meant Mo. Argus.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-30
FOR SALE.

n WILL sell all my right, title and purchase
4 claim on the head waters of the Catfish, be-
ing "a bona fide clain) Of prairie and timber-all
of which is of first rate quality for the sum Of three
h,lndred dollars T.. B. WILSON.
Sept. %, 1897 eowdt
P. S.-This claim is adjoining the farm Of the
late Col. Camp.
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DISSOLUTION

vSHE coparnersbip heretofore ex;s,;a
~ the subscribers, under the firm o', ~ ostweea
KALI d GRAHAM, is this da avn d i, u,'FER.
mutual consent.-All those indeb,ed y, assosed by
firm will make payment to F. K. O,E II me above
VINO is alone authorised 10 receive the ssaa
+: K. o'FFRRAff1
81 Du Buqus, Sept. 90, 1887. ,n7neahAM.
n. B;-Ths business win be continue,
old stand by F. K. O'FERRAIJs ''.l,hued Attn.
pose OF any articles on hand low for readv VIII dis
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-30
Fl. G. REYNOLDS.

The ELECTION OF PRINTER TO THE House,
1t will be seen from our columns, that after
three days voting, the opposition united with
some fifteen members representing constituent
cies friendly to the administration, and have
conferred on Mr.. Allen, editor of the Madiso-
Man, the printing Oft the House of Representa-
tives. We do not complain of this. Divide
aud conquer is the only policy which can lead
the party to success. that they should seize
the occasion ofthe fresh disorders which they
have produced in the country to create dissen-
lion in the ranks of democracy, is natural.---
Their instincts must have been dead, to have
failed them in such a crisis; but, so faras we
are concerned they will be disappointed, if
| they anticipate from the Globe a course cal
cuated to drive from the party solitary in
dividual inclined to give it an honest support
" From the dawn of manhood to this hour we
have devoted our efforts to the democratic
cause. We will not relax our excrtions now,
| when new difficulties require them. 1t we
could have consented to purchase ease and at
huence at the price Of principle, it would not
have been hard task to have suited the COM
plexion Of our print to the interests that have
sought to secure its advocacy. But we have
been educated in too stern schook to value
1 money more than those just and patriotic prin-
ciples which have given us a character with
the great body Of the people, which we place
above all price. II this were not so, the in
flexible course we have pursued for eight years
under the past and present administrations
might have been paralyzed by the secret APP
piances Of that moneyed power which has
made the seduction Of the press part of its
policy; and which has carried so many from
the ranks Of the democracy to the ranks of the
enemy.
We take pride in assuring the great body
Of the democratic party in Congress, that we
are made stronger, not disheartened. by de.
4 feat. The. steadfast and unbroken front they
presented throughout the balloting of three
days, is infinitely more gratifying than any vic.
tory which could be achieved without them.
/ We return them our heartfelt thanks. We will
4 Justify their good opinion. ..
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DISSOLUTION

vaSHE eopartnership heretofore exs,inr h..
1he subscribers, under the firm of n Oe1Hsea
ia. M IL O FOLEY, is this day dissolved l., iLR-
.ua, eonsent'-Al persons indebted IN ~ nu-
viii Please make payment TO F. K. CrFEP .s hnn
VINO aiohe is authorised to receive the SAM NaLL,
E foI <; o1,FERRALL,
Du B"que, Sept. 20, 1881. ZEE
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and shall the Goyen.men, tax the people 10 raise
III! The Government; was not Instituted 10 aid
baakrunt corporaiions Oh individuals, and the peo-
pie viii not be taxed for any such purpose. Inc
banks were emploged as repositories, not 70 Gaa
Tx.. I'M, To o.,,ain their aid fos the Government.
1hey had ca,ital of their own, which. ii was pre-
s,ned. rave Them adequate strength 10 sustain
themselves. and be iIselll 10 the Government. In
less taan ioar wears public depose OF about ioisy
millions was added TO their capital, and every aa-
ditosal million appears 10 haze made ihen weaE-
er. They ma "a scattered their capital aud the de-
posite 70 the four winds roadly aud biiaGly, and
no9 tfey ask AID from tse Government! ihey asa
7T-r=, y.
Sby the Government and forced on the paeiic CRED
iogs in violation OF coltrats, Constitution, iaoEai
honesty, and public ia".
I,.te Message. however does not propose any
harsh measures againa; the hatks. Il desires 10
issolsa The ,anac,;o., alt! COLLECT the public .c
new t,orn tham II the esl:est way possible. y IS
The people. through tnair STATE Governments, who
ase TO determine whsthar any O. what relo.m shall
be made in The barking systeui. II is TIE paeu-
ttfaf province Of the State So. oFinent5 10 relieve
The ncoglc fJo,n the evils OF (. system they have
created The Geaarsl tsotennen1. lie al nti-
gitiaal citizen, has not'.rg 70 do but i.a care
8f is osn Staies!s; IN Inc state Governments
.cs;s a.. 3ie ettecs;sc pG"es 81 me sasJeSt. Iie
people, through Ia5se G0yarsmeats. *lil no doubt
take ca:s to place lie baaks such footing as 10
=era.e t,ci. plrsa. and steif sioqerty hom insa-
sos ana Depreciation by their suspension he.eal-
ie7. NAen this is aoie, j, viii be sooh enough oi
The General Government 50 consider whether i
VIII resume il connection witii them 10 any stape
iFFFE5{SON
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-30
NOTICE.

a , am about to leave this coun,rr 8.
I = south, have appointed Lawrencs' w ,Jr the
NY agent TO attend to my business, and ra,s.y
r demands due tome, either by note or baa ss''ve
Du bnquc, Sept. 90, 1897 17-st 1A"isH'
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-30

1eb I = Shorts, received per S. Boat NJ
~ Fulton. and for sale by - = Doa' MS
: So' 1881. E. LOCKWOOD ID
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-30

"A r." barrels fresh Flour, just received ~
~ Missouri Fulton, and for sale by pel
Sept. %. @ p. IOCRuoon
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-30
Take Notice.

a - persons indebted to C. S. P,r;.h
~ note book account, are e,.ner,
caae. m payment TO me, as am autbor;za naA =.
d. r.. g LAWRENCE MOLONy5
=" D 1ue, Sept. %, 1897 l7-st
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-30
sHADRACK sOWLEs,

Before s'aml. w. Darlington, Justice of the
Peace within and for the countyof Du Buque.
NOTICE is hereby given, Ihata SUIT IN at
/ Y tachment has been commenced, entitled as
Love, against the goods and chatteis, y'ghts ana
credits of the said defendant, an absent deo,of' ana
That the said suit stands continued until the lll'a
day of December,y next, at the oilce o. salu Jus
tee, in tho town of Peru, Wisconsin Territory. :,
(datsd) SAML. w. HARRINGTON, J.P.
August 90, 1887. lb-3m
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-30

PASCALL MALLETT,\
DASCALL MALLErT is hereby notified
D. that Rhoda p. Mallett, his wife, has filed in
the Clerks Office Of the District Court in and for
the county Of Du Buque, her petition for Di.
vorce from the bonds of metrimony, and that she
will ask hearing of her said petition at the next
term Of said Court to be holder in the town Of Du
Buque on the I'd Monday in October next, when
and at which place the said PASCAL Maelt can be
present and make objections if he sees proper.
RHODA p. MALLETT.
Du Buque, August, 80, 1897.
>. HAMPSTEAD, Atty for Plaintiff. IA
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-30

M. w. POWER,
i. i. T L; :" Attachment
Beftrc S. ~. harrington, a Justice Of The ffas
for and aeithtn the county Of Du BuqaI
NOTICE is hereby given, That a suit il, al
I'm tachment has been commenced, entitled as
above, against the goods and ehattels, rights ana
credits of the said defendant, absent dso.ol,
and that the said suit stands continued until 'oS
first day of December next, at the Office Oh sa,a
Justice in the town of Peru, Wisconsin Ienl!eiy'
Dated s. M. BARRlNGle1''
August 23d, 1887. l6-3m
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TUST rec Oh consignment bbls, ,n dlno'''
- Seed. Sept. l6. E. LOCh"ooD.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-30

The following may be taken as fair sPecl.
men of the state of feeling between the two
contendng parties both in Upper and Lower
Canada. 1t is an incidental correspondence
which took place between Mr.. Papineau, the
leading reformer, and the sscivil secretary.''
Albany Argus.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-09-30
Miners Esarlk Of I'm R,,o..

A N election for seven Directors of this I,.,;,.
"A lan win take place according to the Chss
ter, OH Monday the I'd day of Octoberner T Ta
election will be held at the counting room Of r. =
Lockwood '" f.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-09
MARRIED,

In Montpelier Is, Inst. lion y NJ Briggs, Of Salisbury
10 Mrs Louisa Hsiehns
Ia M0n;peer I'd in, Mr. Sefhvs r Wells Of Belhel and
Miss HaRBAh u. DAVIS. Of Montpelier
In Chelsea I'd last Mr. Erssias Hubbard Of Mon,peer
and Miss Arabea q. Blake Of e.
On MoniPeiier I'd inst Mr. wm. Tempieton Sd and Mss
Rcsells A. Cove all ~ this town
10 Albany L. Z. T,aaay Of Buffalo. Maria l.. Patehin
Of that civ.
In weybrdss, .is, ult Mr. Richard Robbiee Miss Lu.
eiata Brewster.
Ia hiodebury, April 18th. Mr. Nelson H. Graves, ProEe.
scr Of MathemHesin Newark College Delaware, To MIS-
ElIabsth n W iicos 81 Middlehory
Ia Woodstock, April 5Dh, Mr. Elisha o. Woods 10 Ni.s
Hshnsh iisrrows both Of BSicse~aief
Ia Woodstock Nathan y. WkhRey 10 Melinda Shsrwin
Ia bra,ilso. Mr. Jacob Rs,ey to Ms, Desdeusaa Wood
both OF Brsttisbofo
A. West Brsebars, 18th ui by Rev Mr. STARK, Mr. Or.
Tn fIshs 70 hss Olive Nesihsrsad bosh Of that town
10 PhilseePAi CsfPsF o. Gideoa AhAA. 81 b.,
former wife dsnng Der asss, after long asd tedious
ship Of nine days.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-09
Ns,r York Nav g. ONT o,elo,

Veto YORK May D. ont O cfoeh'
Stocks have fallen again iodsy,he failures yesterday
particularly that Of large importing house having startled
confidence aesh Yet II is the conviction Of we'll in.
formed cautious persons and is own that the
iegence received yesterday from England should be deem
ed so favorable asto inspire more confidence
Flour and Meai-Thc Flour market continues quite in
active The sales being chiefly confined to small parcels
required Tor city The stock descriptions
Of Southern remains quite low Wesern Canal has further
declined about SO cents per barrel though the supplies
viag caninue moderate The entire receipts Of this des
cripon the opening OF navigation, do not probably
materially from 10 900 bills Sales Of Western Can
at 1918 49, for and fancy brands Troy produ
ced from Focign Wheat, 81 to 81 80 and New York CT
~ 81 To ga secordng To quality No change IN Rye Flour
or Corn Meal. Export from LIST to 9Th u. Wheat Flour
1906 barrels.
Prors ,os-The demand for Beef and Pork still coLn
very limited the sales for many weeks preceding
being pr,aepal, confined To small parcels wanted oI
ships stores and city consumption. Prices FOR both have
gwen 10 consequence ofths plentiful receipts arriving
va New Orleans We now qaote Mess Beef, si3a Sii50
Prime. ST. Sa75 Mess Pork, SIG Sl8 and Prime, Is
Sl350. Lard has further declined, owing tn q arye
increasing stock 800 Grkins prime Western sold
i2 cens. Hams very abundant and dull and declaed
10 10 cents Sales OF Smoked Reef at II Ia II Ba
con sides. TO- and Shoulders cents Butter continue.
extremely heavy, and gradually decning in price. Ia
port from i 10 9Th uit Beef $50 bbs Pork 800 bbls
Lard oA7 kegs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-09
NO r. G E.

At a special meeting Of the members Of the Rut-
land County Bar at the present April Term of the
County Court, it was unanimously
Resolved, That the members Of the bar in Rut-
land county erect a monument to the memory of
the late Hon. RoLLLS G. MALLARI, in testimony OF
their respect for his high rank a member of the
profession, as also tor his distinguished public SER
vices.
The ceremonies of the erection Of the monument
will take place at East Poultney on the Goth day
Of May inst. al l o'clock A. NJ, when an Address
will be given appropriate to the occasion. The
members Of the bar in the second Congressiona
District and all other citizens are respectfully in
vited TO attend.
JONAS CLARK: J COMMITTEE Of
MOSES STRONG, Oo"m"'e
ALMON WARNER, '"''"geme""
Rutland, April Term. 1887.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-09

uhs Ue~3d ~ L U,de~i We uaAsf,,ssa ..,, the
Tarsilsf tas eefuscss vnisf tho isis Ns.y P.s.ss
70 this oir ~hti snics N. ~ldo~ Of Captain the
s.f, of,ishls 81 $50 ono srr.a,agss ts6e,th.
uasa sc, q $500 nes'h ths paIl DIVING her Rs,srslh
BssieA Da,iy T'..a
The CO.. Of speeie 10. for aoaihs bees from tie C.,i To-
ths West, bot ihcfe 70 hrcst ota rrreut ndoa
,ee' that the c.r,en, Hs, s-s 80 IN the opposite direction
The C,neisnsii w.s 81 the sab sesaunce. ssetA-t
pee. sisl tsereibs Of sioi 0on ecsir,d b, IN.
Commercial bani from lie agency ~, ios. Balfsors
A..nsean.
We snsef~spd thar considerable sum. in .pseie from ID.
Wss' are s'Peeed here individual sesosst - Eds
Cowsoos,
FSo~ n, ~ Lovis Bnil,fia, Aprl 10
We learn that SlpoUp an spere, took Their departure
from The cy yesterday They took Their from the
ssuts u the commercial agency. enclosed In koxs of 5000
each and shrr~d boa the seauuoat CIye Their
desspsioh 10 Cincinnati.
III. fell on Sunday the saB ut At Cumberland Md
ihfoaehoa the Day aud pesriy all the succeeding night The
greater pan Of Hftca fell. hut s tho groond
covered merit morning TO the depth Of three inches.
Aieliesa There are 81 se~sp,Per. published with.
10 tlae limits Of the state cf Mehganof which %
pablitbed weekly two Twice wees, and daily. TIE
three last named Pabshod Detroit the capital Of the
State.
Specie IN Indiana The President Of the bf.neh bank Of
the state al Indians In letter dated mdsor the i9h
ut that the 2th Of March last the indiana
with aggregate capital Of 81 7o5 coo had en- s,qrerae
Of specie Of 81 ,i53 AGO IS.
,lriek wort:-B they do aing, on Rock Rir.,.
ensn Meadsy surveyed his ground Tuesday, buil,
house on "Wednesday. got marr,ed' on Friday, moved
home Saturday and with bis wife, like the res, Of the
settlers, went 10 church n Sunday.
Fire al Ffankiia, " Hampshire. The extensive paper
Manuao,or, Of se''rs Peabody. Daniel & Co
ed b, fire the morning oftbe 18th ut Los. $50 900
Insured at the ~ II. Mutual ofhee Tor $1,000,
Spots IN the Sun The Alexandra Gsrette says-Sever.
al ,pcts IN the Of them unusually large have been
percep,ibe for rome days past.
Flour is selling IN Cincinnati at siI dollars per barrel
Chicago paper inquiries why 10 Gen Jackson now 10
refinement like DANIEL Webster Becsuse he 10 an ex-
posndey Of the Contribution
why arc the ladies' Of the present day, like the lilies
fbe scripture Dye give upl Because they toll no,
neither do they spin.
The Lycoming Free Press says. there fact upon
Inch politicians Of both parties and that the
late President rode Of office and the present
rode in upon the ruins Of the Constitution.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-05-09
BRIGHTON MARKET..Monday, May

Al Market 800 Beef Cattle (including so unsod last
week. 20 pairs werkng Oxen, II Cows and Calves, $40
Swine (Including) lGO unsold last week.
rRtcEs-Bsef Cattle Prices have further declined
bout so hundred aud reduce quotations viz
few EXTRA al SO so Is, quality S775 1885, I'd quality
asa 7 rs; Sd quality 6 so a 7 IS.
Working Orsn Several sales effected but we are
not in possession Of The prices.
Cotcs and Caues Sales were noticed at S2i, % IS,
10, ~, and 80 IL.
Shssp-One lot was sold for something than $500
and lot shesred at SI75
Srine Dull and prices have declined large hogs in
particular, lot large taken for and IA for
barrows also lot OF barows No lots TO pedde were
sold purchasers refusing psy the prices asked at retail
from l2 Ia for and from L. 10 IL ~ for
tsrrows according 10 size and quality