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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09
From The Neo York TiiJuas.
Agricultural Queries, respectfully adj
drcsscd I'm Southern AgricuIturi.,.


series Of ettcrs from the pen Of II. s. RANDALL Esq.
OF New York, to X +. w. ALLsroS Of South Carolina
u in Of publication in the Farmers Library and
MonIy Journal Of Agriculture. These letters have
ference adaptation Of the Southern States to the bu-
snes Of Sheep husbandry and expected when compile.
ted to form practical manual that subject. Letters
and H. published tho January number Of the period
cal above named In tho meantime, the Editor Far
me. Library will be much Obliged 10 any gentleman who
will take the trouble to reply the following queries CON
nsoted with the subject IN hand:
How far South East Of Alleghanes) will good Grapes
flourish II sown SOILS the the tide wa
Ter Zone
Same question in relation to the MpDLE Zone t. o. tho
I,ue between the tide water and the mountains
What Grapes are found 10 flourish beet in tho mos,
Southern States
How far South Clover DO successfully and prof.
tsbly culuvaoJ'
C'n good hiek Swords for pasture or meadow he Tor.
med Virginia, Nouh Carolina South Carolina Georgia
aud Alubuml and II so Of what Gfassosi
f. the black and red Pea Cultivated IN South Carolina
& 20 easily particularly different from tho white Pea Of
The NOfih In nutfcousn,s7 there anything about he
''. o- hrnlm, which prevents H. when cut and cured
geeni,h from making as good fodder tho Of our
white Pen7
Nv far South have Turnips been successfully cult
waited and what kind,1
Same question NJ other 70 ts raised in the feid7
How many Days must sheep BE- f1ddcred tho Win
ter IN Virgins, In Nori Carolina South Carolina Geor-
ga, Aabamul ~ other words, How long he the fodder
nR season ~ each Of these Sates the high and also
the low lands Tor shccpi
A particular answer 10 above Be- much desifcdl
10 l. horo sufficient grass cf alive 10 party cid in win
torng Sheep
II How fsr North would fopge or undcp1siured or On.
mown gfa's, Keep sufficiently suoouIent support Sheep.
without Az rnnrrE with what proportion II fodder
Or Tho sheep wrro fed half pint II per diem
y Same question in relation Winter Rye Also
how Tor Norih would Rye CONTINUE TO during all or
nesry oil the Winter7
10 Can you propose any other crop substitute for
above for Winter feed for Sheop1
IL DO Hsy, Peas, &c. preserve WE'LL stacked in the
open sir South as in the North they soaked snd
injured by the rains
" On what other Substance than Grass and what
tent Sheep subssed Winter In the South In the open
field or woods 7
Any Southern Editor who will have The goodnos IN give
place 70 e above queries, would the general
Of Agriculture, and especially bis own region 4
country. Answets bo addressed to J. 8. sEivsfR,
Editor Of the Farmers Library, New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09

IL In Petersburg. last week, the father Of George b.
Lpseomb minor, who had been mustered into the ser
vice OF the U.s. as member Of Capt; Archers company
o. Petersburg Volunteers, sued out habeas corpus,
the purpose of obtaining the discharge Of son-who
himself in consequence the distress Of his mother
CURED m the petition. The argued 10y J. $ Ed
wards, Esq for the petitioner. and by Thomas Wallace
aud Thomas S Joyues, Esqson behalf of Capt Archer
Judge Gholsou prefacing his decision with an elaborate
aud able Pnion, this deeson If lhe said this
application had rested the petition Of the father alone
without the concurrence Of ie minor, he should probably
have emdnded the prisoner But here the minor concurs
IN the petition OF the father "a which distinguishes
this from Of the the books which otherwise
have resemblance it, and he must therefore dis
charge HIM
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09

Cotton continues IN good demand, and steady sales
M king OF quoted Flour somewhat depressed
last Sales Gonesee s. So cash. good Sou
trrn brnnds Sjl, md Ffcdericksbmg S5i cash. Corn
remains about tho same. There uhoat and II h.
taken readily Tor export and by tho trade zoe for white.
md nc Tor yellow. There inquiry Tor Hides.
Some Rio Grande have been disposed Of n lie aud
$500 Chill hung dried OF lc ger Ct DE- cash. MOasos
Is TAR demand and sales OF 200 hhjs Cubs lie,
me; Trinidad At &c, ms
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09
For the whig.
To tho yyhia. off Riehmoua.

meeting is called for this (ssuirdsy) evening at the
Exchange Concert Room, appoint Delegates the Wig
District Convention, 70 hore tho 18th mat so-
leet Candidate to for Congress- The great interests
OF the Whig party here, require aud demand that there
shall be perfect unanimty in our misunderstanding the
man who concentrate the Wing vote; In doing which.
no doubt remains that surely succeed against all
the cohorts Of Locofocoism.
Our first step is to have large meeting. We have hero
some 500 whg voios Let this phasnx OF true Repub-
esns be fully and ably represented in primary
ing, and every ready sacrifice all for their
cause. A large assemblsgc is desirable.
UNION
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09
Correspondence or The Baltimore Patrio,

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. u, Z. VI.
The Mdrket-The market has not been brisk to day
az yesterday. Cpuon-holders firm and evnce less
anxiety 10 SELF prices fully sustained in tho few sales
mnking Flour exhibits alteration, and although as
IA uniformly asked, less would be taken; we quote at
81 b2I iS4Is; the market du-Corn Meal lees active at
$3.50 Wheat Is held above the views Of buyers aud the
market is quiet Corn-new Southern held G2c. and
GOc. bid. Oats sold OF 32,33;. GtOcorics-the market
heavy and buyers hold of; some small sales Of
New Orleans sugar at 7ic Pork without any further
movomsni-Mcss held a. $1,000 Seeds dull OF S4i for
prime Clover aud $ - for FlaSsesd Whiskey--bbIs
trd NJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09
TO the wings of Richmond

DO not forget that called upon assemble to-
night at the Ball Room Of the Exchange, for The purpose
Of appointing Delegates 10 the Congressional District Con-
vsntion, 10 be held In this city on Friday next This BE- a
duty IN which every Wing feels deep insrest-and we
doubt not therefore that there will. be fall attendance
Every county n tho District hos appointed Delegates and
from tho interest lct n the selection candidate whom
after the selection shal have been npd must unite
upon sud elect. unque stonaby can f We to twill
no doubt be- folly attended
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09
EIOmse of Dclcgntes.

House o. Delegates The session principally occupied
with an interesting discussion report which IS IN pre-
Paraon on the bill aPpropristng $4,000 the construc
iion OF the Sistersve and Salem Turnpike road-whch
finally passed, by a vote oil 10 to So
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09

Tho Legislature Of Kentucky convened a, Frankfort on
te inst Lieut. Gov. Dixon took the chair Of the senate
Of which body be oseo President IN the House Of
Representative Gen Leslie Combs elected Speaker
BY ct GO to IS or David Merwethor The Message Of
GOV owssy con6nod principally topics Of State con.
Toe financial condiioa II Kentucky. Hke that Of
oil DE siaes w which the wings have had uninterrupted
g~sy, 10 highly prosperous
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09
APPOINTMENTS BY TILE PREs1nrN1.

BY and Dih fhe ddriee and consent Of the Senate
Samuel H. Montgomery, Of Pennsylvania TO be Assistant
Quariermaster, with the rank Of Captain.
Benjamin $. Muhlsnberg, Of Pennsylyanis. to be
Surgeon.
George Dock Of Pennsylvania to be Assistant Surgeon.
Samuel McCne'u, Of SOuth Carolina; to be Assistant
QuaTtcmastor VIA ihe rank 81 Captain
James ID. Bea,ng Of South Carolina, 70 be Assistant
Comntssafy, with the rank ct Captain.
James Davs, d South Carolina 10 Ice Surgeon.
Ebert Bland, of South Carolina, ~ bo Assistant Sur
geon.
CossrR,E NEw YorK C,s,ls-A table of commerce
Of The New Yok canals Tor thu yefrs published in the
Albany Argus. which h1ws the following c.iaplrison.
Prom and 20 the Hu son River during years 1876 and 1896
and no" aggregate value Of The properly Transported.
ISIS.
To1nags, 1895 tons 1901 s2s ton.
Value. si0UglG1lg atIS7gg74u
vii BE- that th tonnage of s7q
tons ari 81 90 property aup1r
ari rl b9l Jnnag and value Previous Year, s
Fraf.f
The vf.1f ri a. pf0rery ffYn md II, Tho
Hld'n l hffl' rsatsf ~ $500 t11 an ne ereu.
OF H I'd -'s 30 . hsai ending Juy isff, afea
f y y tf 10 tlu hs value Of the goods imported he
sfiss fgf o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09

1JIt will be by the letter OF our Washington Cor
respondent, tina, bill passed both Houses Congress on
Thursday, the object OF which facilitate the enlist
meni Of troops, without opposition Does tbs look like
factions opposition the part Of the Whgs2 or like Civ
ng laid and comfort" to the enemyl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09
Cnn,iIIn AiXnri.

This eminent Vonist, whose is in all the papers
Of the Northern cities, aud who has besides high Euro.
pean reputation, will give Concert OF the Exchange sa-
loon mex, Tuesday evening We need only call attention
10 his Advertisement nj in another column
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09

Bfshould Congress assent TO the appointment n Lieu
tenant General lhe AloEandra Gazette gurgers T. Mr..
r"'k The name Of IfsRy CLAY, admirably qualified for
the station The Gazeto says. II Mr. Polk wishes recon-
m'nJsions, b. can procure J,o'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09
Eighth OF .gamunrI.

The anniversary OF the Battle OF New Orleans was COM
memorated yesterday by handsome military display The
Cavalry, Capt Gwynn the Artillery Capt Ellis the Blues
Capt Muniord, and the State Guard. Capt, Dimmock sp-
Peared IN the afternoon the Capitol Square, aud fred
salute IN honor OF the day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09

~ We have received the first number Of nov paper
called the "soorsvIe Times" published IN that loun.hinR
town. by Mr.. Peter G.. Hoeg and edited with decided sb
w. Il to be neutral in politics.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09

gThe Washington Fountain states tina, rumor is pre-
yncn; in that City. that Congress shall persist in its
fu.a grant supplies lin other words tax tea and cof-
fee the President will appeal from that body to the peo-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09

~ The Nashville Wing records a most distressing &C
cdent Nanny, youngest daughter Of Col Bsile Peyton,
about sx years DID, killed instantly the 18th u by
kick received upon her head McSc1n pony at tho
COloners farm IN Sumner county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09

Of New York in December l-iG the first month Of tho
new Iard, aud wicn from e prev suppo., aocunu.
aton of goods, ready be poured upon the mar, o..
soon a. the low duties should -, INTO operation was o.
pec,cd 70 be very large, as, the first five days Of tn,
month, II was.) BE- St152,AO3 A.
In December. 1916 IL was IO7O4G6 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09
Attontioni

NHTANTED IMMEDIATELY, HANDS to
w mite up IoTnING Tor bc MeIeaa volunteeu--. ay,
Round Jackets AMI Appy to tn NowLhNp
aV-gt Liflc's Building
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09
Public Meeting.

The Wing Of the city Richmond requested to
piThs Evening ~ O'Clock tthc Exchange Ban ROOM to
inmate dsa be held city the
18Th January. select candidate for Congress.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09

IJ-we egro, learn tina, Senator Pennybacker lies
extremely ndisposed his lodgings Washington City
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09

ssIgaG Of

" The Fredericksburg Recofdcf-a strong Admins
usuon pnporis giving "sd aud comfort 10 the enemy
by expressing the opinion, which to country will concur
ihat"tho hes been managed badly" There has been
energy enough, thinks, the part Of the Administer
ton, but lack Of Judgmontin he application. Gen Rear.
noy's expedition BE- ficB',d Quxotc nnd Gen Wools
still The Recorder deserves credit or ts oandor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09

~ Mr. Fcklin, Of Illinois, t.oco) offered in the House
oi Representative lev days SINCE series Of fesou-
tons ON the Mexican War, Of which the following one
Resoibsd, That we d,pors he pDiiey which retained
fourteen thousand 81 our gallant volunteers the vicinity
Of the Rio Grando, where fifteen hundred have fallen
victims 10 TIC diseases Of the county, add have been wrap.
ped IN their blankets snd buried IN land strangers"
n Mr.. POlk receives such compliments from hs rends
how can he expect mildsr treatment from hs opponents
When they admit the want Of judgment displayed IN tho
conduct OF the war; what right have they denouneo the
WhRF who refer, In terms Of complaint and censufo IN
h7 cuio designs ry gradually unfoldej ond 10 The
Encouragement Which pImosi every where sgaslro their
oNCcut0n1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09
NOTICE OF NEW BOOKS,
RECEIVED At OF MAIs sTREEr
RY DRHNkER d NORRIS
BOokseIIcrs, Ntntioner~, aud Dealers In Piane
Fortcs, Music, &C.

BookseIicrs, Stntioners, and Dealers I'm Piano
Fortcs, Music, &c.
Forieseue, by Jas Sheridan Knowles part piee
The Juvenile Companion and Fiede Reader by Blake,
u u; 37le
The Emigtani by Bart vol I2mo 7jc
The Uscul Arts considered apple ion
Of sciences by Jacob Bse,ow, u. vols. I2mo. SI7S
The Body and the Mind by Geo Moore NJ d. No
HaTVeu New Miscellany soc
Robinson Ciusoe and beautiful ciio1, ~
Dictionary OF CommeTcs aud Commercial Eavg itoR
MeCuIoch Esq edition. $3.50
Ctical Commentary aud PafaTh he New
BY DaucI whtby, u u aud Moses Lowman; $3.50
The Poets Poetry of the Anccnts cdci by Wm
M.s5
The Ladies Book companion large
familc5 ly Miss Leslie 81
Quarter Race Kentucky and other edited by
Porter ESQ. soc
Ghost Stories with Limitations, by Daley. soc
NJ. ~ ia pers' eiof a. England. CSC
No le' Hapcrs' lnu'tnisd Shakespeare; s3s jip
A RECORD or NEW BOOKS
IN The Bedy NJ Tbs TIE Of Body relation
the Mind ny George Mcorc,M Memlef Of Royal ese
Of Physeans &C Forming No 20, aTpers' New Nj any
TAs E@grast by Francis Head, volume,
81
Of se.enee-whh ssving'. ny Jacob BeeoS NJ
%, Professor Of maea Mcdiea Harvard University &C, IN
vols. I2mo sI,75.
GH,fe 10 Hisdo Parental Instructions Guide
Vision ard viuue. dcrnd for Of either
mainly the Writings Of Physician 5Oc.
CsmpasisH The Juvenile Companion and
sting Historical ani biographical Anec,os
Po.iry Nv the Rev J. L. Blake u. D. 5Oo
Noe. 1878 Harsr-' Hum mated Shatesp'au Csc
bHsgt Edition. published a'pcrs 10
NASH WOODHOUsE.
Book sellers and dealers In Piano Forisa, Muse &C,
bO IS9 stset.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09
MIDLOTHIAN NOTICE.

hr regular Annual meeting oil the Stock
- holders of the Midlothian Coal Mining Company n BE- h,u
at the Columbian Hotel ia hi' city FRIDAY 18Th ia
staht, at l2 O'Clock.
dit
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09
DIE ED,

On Church m Bilious PIeursy nj IN. r,.e,s
OF her husband Charles Mrs MANY ASS
in the 27Ih y,at u lei age.
tPetsrsbu. papers Please COPY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09

classical A N ID MATHEMATICIAN
~ schooL-Tho subscriber viii Monday IIth int
Mechanics As o-iatou. the Court IIoase ubsc
ter aware that although be obtained by
causes can he secured alone by the
ron to continue IT, Is determined every his power To
promote the moral and intellectual
his care and as his ny
and sneee's uy pursued by his father T. a. uncle
The late Jno L. Nelson hopes receive p,rton OF the pat
ronge OF hat DISCRIMINATING nati y which 90 literally 81
eouas'd them The dneiphe school yet NJ
Tor an experience Of his
thai mil means naIy obedience At re
seeto' the Pupil but with p'o ady
S"th when render pleasure raihe tan an i'tiomi task
He Is privileged to refer To imposing oly
Ta'sor' TO the confidence Of an Intel gent
amined into ia 9-dN X NELSON FOX
lust HAND large and beaut u of Lue ami
T. LhTiiRoP - VAN DEuRSENT.
bo No sanH
INVENING DHEssEs.-we have on hand a be,ut6II
shaded Taretons eod Robes plain
white and eOlSuei TarIeons and BaTge.
p LArnRor VAN DruRsESs.
h9 No 81 Main street.
rgNwo THOUSAND POUNDS prime FEATHERS ,nsV Gass
IL 1000 Gm seng-fot sale by
hs PAY a go.
ENGLIsH SPLIT PEAs.-A hesh supply Of ihi, ar.
~ uee received ami Tor saleby FIR CRANZ.
CLOAtSs ana OvEn-CoaTs-f5Ous eSi Br.o4-uy
NJ r. an a.sor'men' q cIOak' AMI oSeeoas iua received.
h9 Li.Ie's
pICKLED TONGUES, Smoked Tongues and
Il Smoked Beef, OF superior qua 'iy for sa'e by
jao Ia. CRAM No EIeharg e Block.
FOR RENT,
IA yHNHE STORE and CELLAR, No. I5I,
EIA Il Main to MI Girne's Apply
p-N- COgBIN WARWICK.
.sA FOR NEWYORk.-rhe regular pack
<sAH schr MARIETTA BURR, Captain DElRnoS, having
portion cargo engaged will have drpleh
900 Boxes Tobacco having IA nshed
hO RANKIN wnrrroCK
For Freight r Charter.
.fffe The superior schr CHARLOTTE, STUr-
A2- nater 500 barrels capacity, compete Order
any voyage. West India freight preferred. Apply
jas RANKIN a. wnrLOCR.
For New Orlcans-First Vessel
kfA The fine fast sailing schr III COUNTS,
- SHALtry, master having the portion OF her
ensaget immediate Dispatch For freight
boxes Tobacco complete apply board
Rocketis orto ja9 RANKIN wHTrioCK.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-09

Divine Services reumed at St Luke. Chanel en-
Sunday nrit the 10Th insL
p Dr. smith, RaadoIsA Mace. COlge will
pfeieh ut Trinity tMe hois Church, Sunday
services 20 commence al O'Clock I,9
Chesterfield Rail Road Company.-The Pre-
sdent sni directors Company declared div erd of
per CT bcng the semi
at The En- hange Bank OF virgni January neat
ue So-dSw w = sTRorHER, Treasurer
NOTICE.
w 'uf BOON auction sales nued for
bur notice viii be II their
hereafter be conducted
Old Market. LIN 5-6tl iNIors A BROrUER a,r,.
- ERvANTs FOR SALE PRIvATEI.Y-A woman and t,,,
~ Children, who fret sc A
man "a year. DID, sober and he lhy Apply la es Jail
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-10
Sale ofSCh0Ol Lands.


an the sixteenth day of September
next, Will offer for sale al, The door
Of the Coor, House, in Upper Saudnsky
y. the following described lands, being
section sixteen. in township three south,
in range fifteen east, CAntrim Town.
ship,1 VIZ;
The north east quarter of the north eas,
quarter, containing thirty nine acres and
twenty five hundredlhs; appraised at 6ye
dollars per acre.
east quarter, containing thirty nine acres
and twenty LendredtLs; app raised at five
dollars per acre.
The south west quarter ofthe north east
quarter, containing thirty nine acres aud
twenty hundredihs; appraised at five dol.
lars per acre.
The south east quarter Of the north east
quarter, containing thirty nine acres aud
twenty FIVE hundredths; appraised al Eve
dollars per acre.
The moth east quarter Of the north est
quarter, containing thirty nine acres and
seventeen hundredths;appraised at SIX dol
lars per acre.
The north west quarter Of the north
west quarter, containing thirty nine acres
and twenty two hundredt tbs; apr ased al
eight dollars per acre.
The south west quarter Of the nortl
west quarter, containing thirty nine acre.
and twelve hnndledthsi appraised az sever
dollars per acre.
The south east quarter Of the north wes
quarter, cont"ing thirty nine acres and
twelve hundredths; appraised a SIX dollars
per acre.
The north east quarter OF the south yes,
quarter, containing thirty nine acres aud
ten huudredihs; appraised at SIX dollars
per acre.
The north west quarter of the soutl
west quarter. containing thirty niue acres
and SIX hundredths; appraised at sever
dollars per acre.
The south west quarter of tie soutl
west quarter, containing thirty nine acres
dollars per acre.
Tie South east quarter Of the sonii
west quarter. containing thirty nine acre.
aud ten hhndredths; appraised al sever
dollars per acre.
The north east quarter Of the south cas-
quarter, containing thirt, niue acres ane
twenty Two inndredths; appraised at five
dollars per acre
Tho north west quar,er of the soutl
east qnarteI, containing thirty nine acre,
aud lh,rty Que hundredths; appraised a,
1--WE dollars peracre.
! The south west quarter Of the soutl
east quarter. contaiulng thirty nine acre'
and twenty -four hundred h.; PIP, alsed a
ave dollars per acre.
4 llie S, ,nthseasi qnatter Of the south cas-
Y quarter, coiitainIng tthrty nine acres aud
sevenleeu uudredtIs; appraised al hvi
dollars per acre.
| Terms of SAFE. --One twelfth Of the pur
chase money 60 be paid at the time D
sale and the balance in twelve anDua
insIameuts, Of equal amvunt, with annna
interest thereon.
s. M. WORTH,
.4adlor@ Wyaadot Co O.
JULY %, ls47-4l-6p.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-10
Novel Invention.

The Picayune publishes letter from
Vera Cruz, which speaks Of new inven-
tion, for exploding shells by means of
electricity-th she'll is fred with a wire
attacked to il, of suffi icient length. which
uncoils as shell flies, and when at the ex
act spot required, the other end of the
wire, which is retained at the gun, re-
ceives the electric shock, and the she'll is
instantly exploded, so as TO create the
greatest possible injury TO the enemy
The difficulty however, will be in deter
mining when the she'll has reached the
exact point desired. II viii require ex
ceedrngly sharp eyes for that purpose
and then il the wire should break, as
would be most likely. the thing would GO
way over yonder."
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-10
BY THE MAILS.
IoU.syILLE Ky August 81,
A1..fk Is,


The Hog crop has Uec' me Of more 'ha"
us,ial iuueIes. Le ,iews ui iaIGnefs ard
.cder, al e, al pleseu', Wlde aparl--aear-
", or q'ute, one dollar 10 tue nundie~
pouuds. i'nis diHeience WA nave 10 oe
recoucfied before ANY exteasWe coutfatts
" II De made. II would oe Uootiess a.
state the priIcs CLAIMED anu ouGIed, 'oi
tney savof .iio fe ui banter tnan ui srIluus'
W may say, however, ihat "ihp't
p eparatous have teen "ade ~ do iafee
packing Unsines. tie approaching season,
..u lhlt wnen that atihes, II Al "he
[uc drtsiltl thaA II las been Ior maL!
eA.s.
Hoes. = There is some lnqiiry as to The
peulug market for hogs. lue large qnon-
t,l, huowu to HAYS u,eu rasaed throng ghU".
tuu West ser! hatur@ti! e%tItes au s"tei>
sst, seULnu sCalCeI. 10 tnat ot tie gral"
-uYop. 20 koow al what rdte paGAeta an~
are "liIl"g ~ open tne
u.ii. iue iaIme!s hAie had htgn nopes,
al qutte ieCenth OF ooiaihIhg 81, watts
oo,e.oseenI 70 tnuA tnat S. snouid nc I've
peulng mat Aet pace. nese are tue eH>
ietnes--ootn paftles ""l nave ~ lieid
something, We thlnk, a"u meet as neAi1J
% lnidd!e ground, as subsequent e'e"ts
maj iotdy, SnOo.d '"e tanners not re
ceue satisfactory ptiee ioE tue!i n"eS
lhey VII oul up uucA bacon, aud await
The lssut.
RAGs--Are indemAnl al 2sa3c.
iiEMP.-liemp is IN demand at our last
quetal,ns. Tne Maysville Eagle says
mat ode Of The heaviest commisslou houses
IA .Na cry has Contracted a; presentrtes
Tor 6Ua6o tons stIli III The field, ani stiil
contracting. AT 81. Louis price for rouno
lots from sture, slUUO, loose from land'rg,
500. $J4 Al New Yorks 3 40. Al Bos
Ion, $!34 $40 per tDn. We have NO
sales 10 rep,rt tnls week We Guote the
article 6rm al $5 5Ua So
HAY.--fhere is good supply; and sale.
rather dull. Retailing al the river az
60e. der cwt., baled; 50 per ton.
iloFs In bales, l6alec.
BEEyEs The market is now well sup
piled with fatted cattle, which are selling
at S3s4,75 per 100 lbs, as in quality.
BRooMs. ST. 25al 50 per d,z;
Shaker aud Sw allow s! 25s2 81.
FLAxsEEp.- much coming in, and
we notice a slight decline in price t5c.
Is now all that is given.
FEATmERs.-country feathers ar tring
ng readily 25c. per 10
FuLL Wool brings S. 25.2 10 per