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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01

UFThe following communication from DR. Nor
RILL STLvESs ofths Village, the attending ply
sician the individual whose case he describes,
we the more cherrlully publish as it corrects an
error in the brief notice Of the death of Mr. Goss
which pulishel last week.
Ma CHApwIeK The singular termination OF
the case Of Mr. HoRAcE Goss may interest some Of
your medical readers therefore report it,
Mr. Goss, on Thursday Nov. 49, received blow
from falling Tree on his left leg, which threw
him to the ground with some violence. He APP
prared siunued for a moment but soon recovered
and felt no material injury except upon the leg
which was fractured lie carried TO the house
after some del lay very much chilled, tho weather
being cold, btu recovered his natural temper
allure; and when saw him about four hours after
he was very comfortable. I found both bones Of
the leg fractured a iille below the middle, The tiba
lutte obliquely from above downwards. The
fracture was easily reduced, and easily retained in
its proper place The patient very comforta-
BILE. with very little pain in tho limb, with good
How Of spirits, and continued so for about twelve
hours with the exception of attack of headache.
which subsidized, and the throwing up Of some
blood apparently from tho lungs. When interro.
gated about his limb he said il very pain
FIJI These facts learn from the attendants
.Nooui began 10 creep over MIN,
and no cvincod some rest!essness and distress in
the epigastric rrgion. The stupor increased and
when I visited him the second time about twenty
four hours from his receiving the injury, l found
hun completely comatose.
Or Wheeler called counsel. The patient
nsensibe pulse 30, heart beat violently, the breath
ing frequent and labored the pupils contracted,
the injured leg appeared well, bu, little inlam-
ed The practice instituted to bleed from the
arm, and the application Of irrants to the back of
The neck and exiremties. These having no effec,
To the patient, DR. Alexander was called,
who, considering tho disease inflammation of the
brain, excited by the injury, bed him from the Ju.
guIar vein, and applied snow to the head in bad-
ders. This praciice continued eight hours
but with no perceptibIe effect, pulse l3O Narcot-
ics and stimulants were now substituted, but the
patient sunk, and expired on Monday morning the
fourth day from receiving The injury.
May not this be the effect OF what is technically
termed the nervous shock ? or was there some in
ternal injury
Thus ended the life of young man who requires
no eulogy. His excellent qualities will long be
remembered NJ. STEVENS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01


= DrpIcArtpS, &c. The new Congregational
Meeting House erected the past season at the East
Village in tli. town was Dedicated to ;he worship
of Almighty God on Wednesday last. Church,
consisting Of 20 members was organized at the same
tin,e The exercises were rs fo!lows:-invoca-
too and reading the Scriptures by Rev JOSIAH
Morse OF thu Ist Con. Church, St. Johnsbury; Pray
CT hy Roy Rnfus X Sewall, of Mdine; Sermon by
Rev NrIIand. OF Danville Consecratng Prayer ny
Rev. Thomas Hall, Of Waterford; Organization OF
the Church 10y Moderator, Rev. J. Morse; Prayer
by Rev VIM. Scales, or Lyndon; Fellowship OF
The Churches, by Rev. John II. Worcester o'the
I'd Con Church, ST. Johnshury; Prayer, by Rev.
Mr. Hand, and Beuediction by Rev. Mr. Hall The
orchestral services very satisfactorily perform
ed BY singers tom Burke,
The Church takes the name or the "Union Con-
gregational Church" The location of the house
IN the midst Of an euterprisng population, and at
point where the people the borders of three ad
joining towns can convienily assemble, will even
tnalIy, il not speedily, secure large congregation
of workshops The Rev. Rufus X. Sewal) of
Maine, wih, we understand, occupy the desk for
the pres-nt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01
Gra 304.sIGE UasGs
TUESDAY DECEM ERR, 1910.
,rIlE GRANnrL.rLT.

The result orIhe Elections IN tie various s'n'es
ia now 40 we'll kaowC that we can tell Tor whom
all the States have voted except South Carolina.
The Legislature Of this state cEnoss' The Electors,
and II met f,r the purpose about n week ago. The
vote has probably been given for Van Buren,, hut
vet there il soma li'la doubt Off. Go" Harrison
came before the American people Tor ,rial-they
have carefully examined his case and present the
following gratifying ye'dic'.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01
ELECTORS FOR VAN buren,.

Thus have the people elected hr President, the
abused and sIandered Harrison by a majority OF
lhe Electoral College OF ONE HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY FOtR! Nor have they done this
by lean and mcngte maiurities of The popular vote
10 most oi the states. As
Judge, and some Of our returns arr official, the fol-
lowing the state Of the propuia- vote ,l0Slatas Cor
Harrison and : for Van Buren,:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01

The Governor of rbe Territory of Wisconsin,
has issued his proclamation setting apart the 26th
of November, day Of prayer and thanksgiving
70 Almighty God, for the innumerable blessings we
have enjoyed during the pas, season.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01
10Th Congtess
9th Congress

The four Vacancies in the present Congress are
represented by Locofocos They VIII propao'y ne
equally divided in the next when h''ed VINE" wiz
make the new Congress stand thus far, 81 demo-
Gratis TO So I.ocofocoes, being net gain of 80 Tho
tory majority the present Congress- 'sa' ana IL
Legal ~ about I2
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01
TENNESSEE.

Retu,n. tom all the Counties in the o'a'o give
Harrison majority ofl2,"O3. I"is Is u" o,''
vbcImirg victory, secured as it has been VIII" We"
Jackson IN the field ia favor Of Van bnren' "e
Louisville Journal says the odd Roman mas 'aNe"
ms bod .inoe the election, sick Tho seePire surety
"a. I,rnried from him.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01

VrRGINA.--This Stale, by management IN tie
manufacture Of votes, m the granting of deeds OF
property a. those not entitled TO vote under the
property quslI6cAi:on-hns gone for Van Buren, by
some thousand majority Ia some of the
strong federal counties the Van Buren, majority is
said EXCEED the full vote thrown on former occa
sions. But II j. Of no consequence to the Republ-
party how the state has sone-vve do better
without than with il.
Ever since Virginia lett the truo Re pubean pc.
silion which she occupied IN the days of Madison
and Monroe, and espoused Vim Buren, federalism
she has also abandoned the Advocacy of p-otec
tive Tariff, which all genuine Republicans ever
have and evey Will maintain. She has run into
the free trade notions Of Calhoun to some extent,
and adhering to these notions, could not nsistent
" support Harrison. And on the whole re.
jo,ce iha: she IL where she is. The friends Of
n Tariff aud PRECEDENT Harrison will not feel under
any obligations to consult Virginia the subject.
Harrison comey office with sufficient number
of Tariff States him, and W whatever others
may say or do, shey will sustain him. If opposed
on this question they will rally the more zea!ousy
for him, Tine three great States I'm. York, Penn.
sy'y ania, and Quo will not abandon Tariff, and
with these States and other snail Tariff States, he
will be abnndaDhy sustained on the question,
which the L'oos aver will split mp and divide the
Harrison Party 10 - ali a dream
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01
THE NEXT HOUSE OF REPKEsENAig-A.fia
"a

From the resui, Of The Congressional elec'''"s
Inns far The House ofRepresenlatves promises %
be stronger in support Of President Harrison no
ninis,ru,ion than any that ever sustained eve" '""
of General jackson. The following lap'e WI"
show how great have been tho changes a'reaoy'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01

The Grand Resalt.--Referring to the mick,
test between the people and the spoilers
it's apspicious termination, the Richmond WV
marks Nth much force and truth: "Tbo ~,
reflects upon the issue Of the great slrugpIsha,
The government and its drilled mercenaria.
-" oa;oo ho,,. 'hca
'.'...o,.,a IN ,ho ,ne aida a. ~ money @
people on the other, the greater is his wonde,
admiration, and the deeper his conviction Ina. w
great deiiverance could not have been a..
but by the gracious inrerposition of soma :. S
or power. ""
The people have risen, as is were one mo,
dispising money, patronage and powe,-,hs
ppliances that influence human nc,ionb,v.r1 0
cd this corruP, party from power with aImos,
voice. Such event never before occurred-
now living will see IT'S like again
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01
MONTH"; CAROLINA.

Tai. gallant old State has gwen me ''a ia'"'
,,,,.,r,,y Of .ome 10 600 or $4,000. She was
,,a,, IN the Revolution, and proudly has she as
.,,r,,J her ale, ro,,,ion The federal papers have
,.;.,.,..,l ,b.i North Carolina would roe for Van
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01
From the portland .4dcertiser.
OFFICIAL. VOTE FOR ELECTORS.

AUGUSTA, Nov. 90, 1910.
The 'Governor and Council have been busiiy en-
gagged for the last three days in examining the E.
lectoIal Returns from the Towns Plantations IL
Places in this State. The following are The votes
in the several countless legally and consttuonully
returned, as allowed and counted bv the Governor
and Counc H.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01

Majority of Harrison over v. Buren,, 20 ASP
The whole number of votes thrown in the state
is l26,645. This is larger than the vote of last
year BY 24,s3s. Nearly all the increase is in favor
of the Harrison ticket, Van Buren, having only re-
ceived l437 more votes than were last year given
Morton. The whole number Of scattering votes is
1921
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01
ILLINOIS.

We believe wo mus. cEnce"e inns 7''.' "
Buren, by n few hundred majority rre''so "':!
a.. 80, -, ,..e,,oined Well, 40 can spare It,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01

Mafr.p for Tauisau over Ven Buren,, I45,56I
Na,a before has There been man elected Ia
ine Prr,ideucy, when there has been opposition.
By 80 large a majority The democrncy truly have
uiumphed. Let the People rejoice, and give thanks
unto Him ~ no has vouchsasi to them the victory
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01
A HARVEST HYMN FOR lS4


BY JAMES MONTGOMERY.
The God Of harvest praise
In loud thanksgiving, raise
Hand, heart, and voice
The valleys laugh and sing,
Forests and mountains ring,
The plains their tribute bring,
The streams rejoice.
Offood for man and beast,
Jehovah spreads feast,
Above, beneath;
Ye herds and 6ocks, draw near,
Fowls, ye ARE welcome here
His goodness crowns the year
For all that breathe.
Garden and orchard ground.
Autumnal fruits have crown'd;
The vintage glows
Here plenty pours her horn.
There the full tide ofcorn,
Sway'd by the breath Of morn,
Tire land o'erGows
The wind, the ram, the sun,
Their genial work have done
Wouldst thou be fed ?
Man, to Thy labor bow.
Thrust in the sickle now,
Reap where thou once didst plow
God sends tho bread.
Thy few seeds scattcr'd wide,
he hath So multiplied,
That thou mayest find
Christ's miracles renewed
With self producing food,
ils feeds n multitude
lie feeds mankind
The God of harvest praise,
Hands, heats, and voices raise
With sweet accord
From field to garner ,hrong.
Bearing their sheaves along,
And in your harvest song,
Bless We the Lord
Yea, bless his holy name,
And your souls thanks proclaim
Through all the earth
To glory in your lot
Is comeiy-but be not
Gods benefits forgot
Amidst your mirth.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01
ALABAMA.

This state too has gone beyond d"nol' ''s wa" Woo
iy-by a small majority-a reduc'io" VI WV
from the election a few weeks ago
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01
MISSISSIPPI FOR OLD TIP.

Mississippi, which went against tue ,r;.on
wear nv 3II4 mnjoriiv, has no" e'ee"'
2 lrrtnr. BY nrnrlY 1000 majority.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01
AxAcr extending the jurisdiction Of Justices Of
tho peace.

AxAcr EXPANDING the jurisdiction Of Justices Of
tho peace.
II = hereby enacted by the General Assembly
nj the stale or Vermont a. follows
I Al prosecutions Of a criminal nature Tor any
Of the crimes described in the twenty FIRST, twenty
second, igycaty third, twenty lUur'h, and twen-
~, 6Gb sections oil chan ninety five md ti'" FIRST
and tenth sections uC chapter ninety eight also
IN tho fih and seventh sections 81 chapter
eighty two of The revised statutes, mnT hn tried
md Determined by any Justice Of the peace within
the county where the offence - committed. Ana
any Justice benre whom such prosecution is ire"
may sentence 'hc otTc ndeg to pay hnc IN sum
not exceeding ,ycn'y dollars aud may issue war
rant IN carry hi. udgemcn, into effect, ~ case no
appeal Is taken.
2 ANY Junce bsrore whom any prosecution is
commenced r,r eiiicr'oi the Cttme- menionei 10
any one of the sections Gf tho revised statutes, IN
cluded in the first section of this act. may, II ~
his discretion the public good requires II, b1d ov
or Tho respondent, with sufficient snTetes, for TRIAL
hy the county court, and in cnse such sureies are
no, furnished io commit The respondent 20 Jail
Approved, Oci 90, l-ip.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01

III. ,o,,,. reauired IN the first section ~
-, 49,. ,,,,u n. SIGNED by some person iesid'ng IN
~. conty n which sad road ~ situated, Snd shal,
~. IN io ar. ~ 'iic srlrctm@n "' sndi"N@, ~
teas, aItesn dals Prev''ns T. 'he -e-,,9n ~;
III rot,cc shall bJuni ;lts r''1 ""r''Hin""' WV
.bslt ecnc7allv dcsrriDo The de- "r's thereof
Appruved, Oc'. 26, $40.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01

THANKSGIVING DAY. Wewere about 10 pen II
few reflections upon this annual New England res
rivnl, when our eyes fell upon The following iines'
which are appropriate TO the occasion mat we
transfer them Ia our columns as preieraoie 10 any
thing we could ipdiie.
II RVEST ii NJ N a u .
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01
A. AcI in sdIiio.. 10 chapter osh' ~ mo ''' ''''
si1'u'rs. A. ,

A. AcI in SdIi,io. 90 chapter ''sh' ~ '''
st4'ui,-. T.
,....,, bv isr General A''~nh'y o'
- ,rV.r.on, .. .f'low|
I. Tie sergeant ~ arms tn' 3D., n o,c E,nIrcd
,iy. for, me treasurer "i ms S'h'u "'.' - ~,
'el,S g., ttl,y A. sprry, daring the IAN irr'n OF
~ ICES of tho legislature, per )'nf h'n NC
,.,,, st.rrn,s shall not hc p imiE"d or "''"s"
- -. INV rr,ruru--tinu 10y way 81 eiit "r "'"''
wise for such srr,cr and .haI at all gr"g'I a
reasonable times, admit visitors I" !"r "a. b 80
,,,d -r,unds ;-provided, this ncl SHAH nor y"
con o n. to- rrcyen, the -a 'enTs.nts, "''s
rom rrryinr compensation fer n'' r'"'"' .,o,;Io
CO.. ar C,r repairs, or necessary "o'" -,
~ ~ y" ,h,,,., 40 winch this % in addition
2 II The srr-eiaa' arms %, "" n, ' rs,.on any
:" ~" -. ar otlrr IlIug ~ compensation Tor
., ","n visitors nrd showing t"e,n 'he state
m,an7,nd ,rennd. ~ provided N 40" hr'i section
a. IT, sct h, shall forfeit X ply 10 tho treasurer OF
~; state the sum of ten dollars for each n1d every
offence to he recovered in an action ~ dent "uh,
lcd on Ibis statute H tho name 81 the treasurer ct
he STATE before any court proper To Try ina same.
I Approved, oct 20, 1910
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01
TWENTY THOUSAND MAJORITY FOR
HARRISON IN THE OLD BAY STATE.

The following is the Official in the State for
President:
Harrison, 1913
Van Buren,, 5247l
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01
a. Aer IN ala..non p .eol.on toullee0, ehaP

As Acr IN add..innn 20 section fourteen, chap
ter twgniy-six OF tho revised statutes.
II is hereby enacted blythe General Assembly OF
The STATE of Vermont, Tint all suits here lller
brought b,rurr O iu-,.re Of ihn peace, where tho
defendant shall reside without the STATE, may be
brought and tired in the town where the pln''uh
resides or in the town Nhero service IS made On
delsndantS
A7prcvcd, CT o. $40.
Az Acr in aIdii,on to chapter s,gh. Of tho Re- is
Cd Statutes.
II il hereby enacted hy the General Assembly
Of tho State or Vermont, That the auditor of nc
counts - authorized Co draw orders on the tr"su-
rcr Tlr such sums 1T money m favor oi my town.
- shall be necessary 20 correct any error ~ N"
state tax, arising from mistake ln tho grand list
81 sttCh town.
Approved Oct % 1910.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01

All whig majority over the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01

GPThe following from the PHILADELPHIA e.,
ette is said in reference TO the Globe. II il NJ.
BILE the Gazette made mistake, and really M,
our kind friend.of the North Star rather Il,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-03-12
FRUIT TREES.

II RfM FRUIT TREES for sale by Tho
49, =, subscriber, who has selected them
n llpn ms own nursery, in Belmont COUNTY ~
Tnlo, consisting OF the choicest kind of Frni,
iees, ana grated from the best selections Of
oua ne nursery being under his
ing that the selection cannot he snrnas ~ 81
the West; there are 40 different Kinds 20 u, ~
pie 1ress, IL different kinds Of Pearand pea II
Trees. 81 uiu each
PERSONS wishing to secure rare traits wop1 !
40 well to make immediate application 10
r. ]. HoGuE,
At the Wisconsin Hotel
=, Who would be willing to fill any orders for
! Trees that might be sent to him at Loyd
belmont county, Ohio.
y. .. orders left at the store of Luke Palm
er, on Water street, Burlington. will receive
immediate attention by JACOB ARRlcK.
March 12 ii
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-03-12
GRAIN. &c.
MrscATISE DISTRICT Guar,
juno Term, 1910.
Davidson Lee Us. Harvey Val pclt, Horace De-

MrscATISE DISTRICT CoURr,
juno Term, 1910.
Davidson Lee Us. Harvey Valpclt, Horace De-
mon
Bill IN Chcncery, filed 2Sth November, 1899.
VENstiS bill SITS out that complainant, while a
u resident ni Decatur county, Indiana, com
nisiened the defendant, Harvey Vanpclt, re-
posing con'ldGncc in his integrity, to purchase
for HIM small piece of farming land in the
Iowa Territory, that he and his co-delendant,
Horace Demon, jointly purchased of one John
Click, the west hall of the south. west quarter
OF section ., townshiPT II, range 3west, situat
ed on Cedar river, in the county and territory
aforesaid, giving for the same hundred dol
lars in money and an old clock. The bill fur
thcr charges. that the defendants for the pur-
pose OF dcirauding and overrcaching complain
ant, agreed that tile defendant, Demon, should
be considered the sole purchaser Of Click, and
that sham sale should be made from Demon
to Vanpstt of the same piece of Land, for the
advanced sum of $3.50. That the defendant,
Fanpclt, then returned to Indiana, and repre-
scented that the lands in Iowa had all been ta-
ken up, and had risen much ia price, but that
he had purchased the aforesaid tract, at the
price last aforesaid, for him, stating that it was
dry, rich bottom land on Cedar river, that new
er oscrfowed. and was all tilable, and obtained
from the complainant three Eromissory notes
[ for the same: one for Sl60, due lst March,
1e49 one for $3.50. due LIST August, 1910; and
one FOR $3.50, due 25th Dec. 1910. Shortly af-
ter complainant moved to the Territory TO take
possession of said land, that he paid defend
ant, Demon, before he reached the same, sl35
/ in property; that when he got upon the land
he found that it ovcrhowed, thatit was inter-
sected with sljes, and irreclaimable. The bill
asks for a RECESSION o! the contract, and the al
| iowancc Of an injunction (which was granted)
restraining the defendants from negotiating
said notes, that they may be delivered up to be
cancelled, and that that which has already
been advanced may berefnnded The defend.
ant, Vanpeit, being a nonresident, will take
notice Of the tendency Of this suit, and will
| answer, plead or demur to the bill within the
/ time prescribed by law and the rules OF the
court, otherwise the bill will be taken as cen
fessed against him.
JAMES MORROW, Clerk D. C.
| RI Lowe, Sol. in Chancery.
March 5th, 1910. Evil
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-03-12
.SHERLEE.S SIZE.

RY virtue of an Execution to me directed
H1 from the clerk of the District court Of
Henry county, Iowa Territory, will sell to-
the highest bidder on the 10Th day of March
next, within the hours prescribed by law, in
the town Of Mount Pleasant in said county.
the following described property, to wit Lot
No. one, Block thirty nine, Lot No. two, block
No. sixteen, Lot No. FIVE, block No. twenty
two, Lot No three, Block No. nine, and fifty
feet west; part Of Lot No. eight, Block No Sc
ven; on II part of which property is situated
the Mount Pleasant Hotel, and also frame
stable Taken as the property of William s.
Whey 10 satisfy said execution in favor Of John
NJ. Henson and against William S. Whey {prin-
cipali and Lawson B. Hughs (security)
S. SMITH, Sheriff FL. C.
Mount Pleasant, l II Jan. 90, 1910.
36-6tprs fee, $3.50
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-03-12
BURLINGTON MARKET.
WHOLESALE. PRICES CURRENT

TuURsDAY, March 10. 1870
BAcoN--Hog round from Z to s., limited do.
mand. w.
BEANs--White $50
PpurrER--2oa 25 cts, good demand.
bEEswAx--1Sa scarce.
CANDLEs-Sperm SO, Mould 1s. Dint 1ac
good supply on hand.
lotion lotion 4ARN--34 35c sales, in demand.
Java II Is, ~ MO i's'
ce ele az d per NJ 1900 q, 90, Prin-
| = eoRDAGE-Hemp Bed Cords 400 /, SIN
| cd sale 40 ~, limit
5D.oMssTlcs--We quote for ! Ioa y A.i,a.
10, IN demand - III l3a
n,a riksa-cod SEQ, no Mackerol or Herring i,
illinois 800 u $50 Pefnhe ~,
E rHulr-nNone in market of any kind
p isRs y r p, Skins long gray 12se.
Beaver $50 400, Raccoon 25 az =
GRAIS-Corn 31a37 Wheat e. Oats %
HlDEs-Dry g.
D, iRoN-nBar 9. Round 10 IL, Hoop 10 n
Plough Wings 10 IL, Castings 6.
LARn-Limi,ed sale. Ia 8.
LEAD-none in market.
MoLAssEs-GOc.
nt,AiLs-bostof, good supply, 1000.
olL--operm winter strained 1874 $50.
summer strained | ,25 1871, Tanners Oil ssa
s25, Lnseed 1873 l,5O
RICE lo, good demand
nALT-henhawa 1,25, G. a. Sack G. 90. r.
$3.50 49, D.
SUGsR-Good Sugars have a tendency nm.
wards, we quote N. 0. a 10, Loaf 10 a
22c.
soAP-Eastern No l, sa9, country mad.
G SC.
ToBAcco-Manuractured Missouri and Ken
tncky 10 q 20, Virginia 45 a 50.
TEAS Young Hyson IS GO, G. P. and Im
pcrial SD So
TAR-bbl 6,O0.
WiNEs--swcct Malaga 75c, Tener,ffe 100
l,5o, Madeira !, 50a $50, Old Port 200 2,25.
Port 90 Il so, Sherry 900 800, Cham.
paigne $l2 a SIS.
, PnlNrs-American 1a4 e5, English a5 a 30,
French so IS.
WHITE LEAD--Kcg 800 a $50
WINDOW GLAss--per box Of 100, first quality
ks 500, SIX 10 600, 10 x I2 100, 10 < ii
800. u i6 1900, l2x 1878 co.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-03-12
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

ENSCAPED fiom the Iowa Penitentiarp ~
IL Fort Madison, on Monday night, 9Th inst.
John Pritchett, about FIVE feet high, dark com.
plexion, about q years old. He wore dark
coiored blanket coat and blue jeans pantaloons,
ana white low crowned silk hat. The above
reward " will be given to any person who will
a oe said convict to the undersigned, at Fort
IN niadlson' or place him in safe custody, SO that
he can be returned to tile Penitentiary.
JOHN CLAYPOLF Com. of Pen.
March IL 1910. ss al