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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-01-14
For the Age.
For the Age.
'Belial came lusl-yet who more pr,es,
an temples and at alters when M,tToN

fo' '"' HSO than he
belial came 'asl-ye. WV h ID Priest
IN temples ana ~ a'''''' MiLToN.
Turns Atheist! ni, Ar. MI.
b am truly as,onished ana AMI, . o o o,
the freedom with which yoH",IL Wv. .oi'esI
ndents have recently han,Iu WV o"a n y,
ministers OF our noly kScs;; 'e W" "
valion--and 'he euilors - 'D'Gs neT'p I
.. IL would seem thayou INV ",,opeu wv, :ne
nstrous aoserouy, th9'ro ''o "oooI"'ao' LIZ
re ooscu'e inuiV'uuy, N Saa'.; acS pI 'h;oL
prNu'o' o"u Tor !. Pom.'Vs' a1 ~, | Iaoi'
may CHOOSE 10 pv"u's"'e nI.i so o"0'su 's1 90,
'ougn the pup" P'e'o""ur ""' W. Wv NV
Plpei'y 10 espope '''e cause VI any anu e'e'y
Ter nation agats' our own couh''y-ho' " give
ana conlor'o our ha''on"' oneny'c c,J
.et NE tellJou' ST. Ihal Inc laws U. uou "Iu
Inculca'hg ana enforcing Sunnl'sslo, ~, " NV
fers tha'pe' anu 'isi'hs pchanies s s"u u
inlapy upon 1rallors' are 'huue ", wv ""
andpun'shnen' OF Inc conl'on ne'u, umI ,o
apPer OF restrain Us VINO w .: ,ho '"a nre n
.las II 'nueeu come " nus n'I ,a,,,, and NJ
eiu 10 answer Ut 'he va! Vi " ill.," ,ormon and
''ou''a' OF Puo''c op'h'o"' I'M. No. on,,,i nro M
ana Una, inc surP,'ce ""T ;,i" u ;n,erleronce
er 10 shield US against .'o ',''I hIta, Ala r.,
nnhalowea ana Prola"o . niou Ca ,ho hai,
iegeneracy OF me ti'heS' H''' W. wv "''y
OF u"e l'res.'.ooui ~ .,;,,,;o, r ~,
H. sur inc 'uc' Is; al 'no nS. nu " "''
Ety 'e"u powerfully 10 ne unn'nna''o"u " '''oss
escme u's'''c',vn -, ""'Vn a,o ''o P'ue anu
OF me o'u Wo'lu he'e''he clergy arc support
sustained ny inc strong arm Oh "e c'h gov"
'eh'' anu are p'aced secure oeyonu l'e 'eaI''
popular wfim ana caprice, ana II snp n!,
eVeFywhe'e' II waS once ~ ne'e' anu "'''o
government sustained 'he cie,sy' we y" W,
sustained the government ana were devoted
interests we were aIlnost " ~" , oMIep,
warm ana active Par'Isnns ., ,L aas n",cn'o 'in
Ln''en oecd"ss we eApeo.eI ,o' O"' "vuu
ho laVofeu rels!ouS seo' " VIC "oW sose.",
Du. ""en PROVISION was y, I"oo' po'a''u III '"'
lNn'loh lnat GonseSs Snatt m""e ~ sa% itS-
~ an t'Iaol.$nmGnt " ,,''e , =, pO"|s
me gree exercise merey -.nen was '"" '
os us 'utnea .so'u s'on.uet upon .; ou'
o'u' oou"u o"'.I u' ,
a i gu our utmost 70 encourage .ns ne",.s ""u
s."en .,'e lla"os VI ou' ooun"y 'o,SIo sH
'HIy !"'ns u ,o'e'g" oL's''i unu " u.p'ee
puolo 1st,'l'a'o"' JUN a. no'.' any t "I'o"u'
mug y. nne'''"n P'uuuo''o"-M W." w.; III
W. W. So.e' . n"""'".'" c " t"e G ;oG"
W" "noo J Cor a1on,n , onJ ;,,n.,rnion nm
aI ~, s U~po , " ,ho ,.aroflsIo
, "";r,, wv o p v;,h so9o cr, ven c,cen.
.;nos ,ha, lima Wines also mr. svmno,hies
IT, r, nravors c.r ,ho des,,nc;;on or the
.onn Ar,Dv nn,y in bo Seldom ne;chbors and
u c;,; , onr lobors and effnr,s 10 enco.r.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-01-14

We notice by the last Mercury that Mr.
S'reeter is implicated as being the author
of several articles rejecting upon federal
clergymen. In reply to the Mercury, we
would merely say that Mr. S. never has
written an article for the Ago, since it
has been under our direction, in which
the term federal cIergymen occurred.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-01-14
STATE OF VERMONT.


Betresn GILMAN II. sIiEDD, ComE!ainant and Eli
sIA l.. SABIN, MOSES MONTAGUE, GEORGE w.
DANA md TITUS HUTCHINSON, jR, DCfendants
Whereas GILMAN II. SlIEDD of Windsor in tho
County Of Windsor has filed his bill Of complaint in The
Court of Chnncery in the County OF Windsor. srthg
forth, among ether things, that ELISHA L. sABlN, OF
said Woodstock the Fourteenth DAY Of November, in
tile year Lord thousand eight hundred and FOR
", being justly indebted to the Complainant IN the SUN
Two hundred and sixty three dollars and sixteen cents
specified in promssory note of that date, payable on
demand with interests annually in order to secure tho
thereof executed To the Complainant amorien2o
deed Of the following described machinery vX Ore lot ht
Cardns machines one picker, one napVer org sp'i.nS
jack and SIX looms The same machinery heretofore ow,-
ed b, ABEL NUTTlNG, Jun. and sold on execution IN
favor of Stems Mower against said NutiinS and bid of
by or for suid Stearns Mower and afterwards before
the execution of said deed conveyed by said Slehrns "
Mower said Snbin which snid machinery was, vi ihe
time of the execution of said deed in the factory buildings
occupied by said Nut,ng und has since remained in tho
possession Of the Complainant And further setting iorth
that the said Of money so due as aiore-ni from said
Sabin to the Complainant still remains unpnt and that
Moses Montague OF BrdecwaIer, George w Dana OF
Barnard in sad County ofWinsor and Titus Hutchinson
Junior OF the City, County and state OF New orr each
and all Of them have claim TO have some reht or IN
terest in the premises aforesaid and have or Chin, 20
have right to redeem said property or some ppritm
thereoi;-Hnd praying that the defendants may be Hc
creed pay lht said Of money 10 due Us aforesaid,
by short day. be forever OrcclOscl OF their equity
OF redemption OF the premises
And whereas, the said Elisha t. sabnand Titus Hutch
hsOn Junior, reside ont Of this State, that Subpoena
cannot lie served IN en.ilerelore IN pursuance III mo
provisions of The Revised Statutes, Chap "a, $50, NO
TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN them. and they IRE hereby
required appear before the Chancellor Of the second in
dca circuit OF the State of Vermont at the conrt house
in Woodstock in snid county of Windsor, the fourth
Tuesday in May heins the first day ofihe neat stated
of the Court Of Chancey in said County, and mako
answer to the bill OF complain aol esad and abide such
order direction aud decree therein to said Chancellor
shall seem meet. And the painanl in such bill is di
rcced to cause this order to be published three weeks
Snccessivcly in the Spirit Of the Age printed in said
Woodst OCH the last publication to be at least twcIiy
days before the fourth Tuesday In May next.
Dated ut Woodstock in the county Of WindfoT, this
fourteenth day Of December. A, ID. 1916.
NORMAN WILLIAMS,
g. If PnIcP Clerk in Chdnerry.
Sojc;ior 3l1-3W.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-01-14

Rough and Ready.-We have be-
aiken occasion to notice this little
hign paper, published at Concord,
j., by our old friend Osgood. 1t is
up the work in that state finely
FiH redeem N. H. from the thral-
|pf the blue spirits and gray, who are
! the direction of such men as Bob
}, Jim Poverty, John Virgin and bud
|er. The allies must feel proud Of
Headers.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-01-14
[HE VERMONT ALMANAC.

which we a,e under obligations to Messrs
,lI & Palmer of Woodstock, the enterprsing
hers. who have made decided and valuable
vement in the contents and arrangement OF
lmanac for lS47 over that for 1916. 1t con-
in addition TO what appears to DO complete
baton respecting the political, literary, re-
b, scientific, and moral "movements" in our
ftate much other useful and valuable matter.
|otce that it embraces Sir Robert Walkers
free Trade Tariff in ertenso. Schedules and
our farmers, who, Mr. Polk says. are so
interested in preserving it, can study its
cent provisions at their leisure during the
|inter evenings. We think, to be sure, the
they see of it (both theoretically and practi-
the less they will like it.
srs HoskeIl & Palmer deserve credit Tor
"cash dovn')for the accuracy and fnllness
Almanac, which is evidently got up with
considerable labor and expense.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-01-14

Hampshire.-The democracy Of
pie are up and doing. A large and
|nious convention was holden at Ia.
last week. The convention was
sed by Messrs Herbert, of Rumney
J, Of Newport, Crosby of Hanover,
illiamson Of Claremont.
rything shows that the democracy
Iermined to redeem the state in
next, and with the determination
eH do it.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-01-14

AZ. KIMBALL:-As you have publish
he or two articles noticing the Yer
Almanac, perhaps you will do the
shers the favor Of publishing the fol-
hg from the Burlington Free Press,
HASKELL e. PALMER.
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VVISSIONERS NOTION,

w tie subscribers heing appointed by the Hon tho
w Probate Court for the District of Hartford Com
missoners to receive, examine and adjust oil claims and
demands Of all persons against the Of Parker Dodge
late of laran III said District, deceased, and MI claims
demands exhibited in offset thereto, months from
h, date heing allowed for that purpose hereby give no.
tice that we will Intend TO the business Of appoint
mrnt at the honsc orthc deceased in said lIarund
the first Saturday. OF February, and July next from
O'Clock p. NJ TO O'Clock =. NJ. each 81 snd days.
BrcKLy NANCY, Administrator.
SQUIRE MARCY, I Commits.
NATHAN EITTREGDE, 'iOner,.
Hart lind Jany. eth le4n SlS-3w.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-01-14

WILD CHERRY BALSAM.
We speak in praise of WlSTAR'S DALSAM OF WILL
CHERRY, because believe from our own know ledge
of the article tha il il Of the best in the market fol
the complaints Tor which il is recommended.
This medicine, coming from such respectable source
and carefully prepared by experienced and skiIlu ply
scian is received by the public with confidence. Its ct
tacy Inns been proved in many oduate cases of dseuse
and its fame has rapidly extended 1t has been eSten
svey used in every part of the country, particularly in
the Middle and Northern Statesi and strong testimony
from Intelligent and highly respectable PERSONS has beer
adIuced in favor ofs merits remedy for colds md
coughs affection of the chest diseased liver and dys
pepsa.
per.
For sale by CHARLES CHAPMAN, Druggist, Wood
stOC k, VT
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-01-14

|e Bellows Falls Gazette takes US to
Fcause we stated that Harry M. Hill,
pad been appointed P. M. at Proc.
lie, vice E. F. Parker, Esq,-in-
Of saying--vice E. f. Parker, Esq.
ed. 1t is proper to say that Mr. Par
d resign.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-01-14

VT. Patriot will please accep, our
for slips containing the result of
Elton in the fourth district.
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MAR HegAG ES.

In Keene, Dec. 81. BY Rev. A. A. Livermore,
COL HARVEY A. BILL, Editor of the Cheshire
Republican and Farmer, to Miss SUSAN B.
KEYES. all of Keene.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-01-14

lis Howard, Esq, has been ap-
P. M. at Weathersfeid, vice Baily
IT, Esq, resigned.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-01-14

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate
DIsrsIcr or RlNpoLrH-ss. : Court for The District
of auolph To all persons concerned in the Estate or
Dobornh Mann late Of Brautrce in said D.iricGrt citing
Whereas nmci D. Mann, Administrator Of the Estate Of
E,d deceased, has made application this Court fg
IIccnse TO sell all Of the Real Estate of said deceased
and represents, that the same necessary Tor the pay
uicht oI he debts md charges against s,id Estate.
Therefore, YOU hereby Notified To appesr at sps
sion Of said Court, TO be held ut lhe Probate Office in
West Randolph in said District; OH the first Tuesday Of
February A. y. lSE, md show cause nny YOU have
why l.ctn,c should rNl be granted. aforesaid
And this Order shall he published isee weeks sncces
sivcly. in the Spirit of The Age, printed at WeosocS IA,
this state; the las, of which publication, sha &c before
, the day assigned lur hearing, hs aforesaid.
Dated ", Randolph IN Said District this 9Th day Of Jan.
nary y II. lSi,. EpMuNp WESTON, Judcs.
3lp Az
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I'D HIS.

In Hartford, December 26th, 1916, PARKER
DODGE, Esq, aged "A years. Printers in N. ii.
and Mass are &c.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-01-14

STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Court holden Mt
for said District the 4lh day OrJan,ary A. d. 1917.
Rololphus Brown, Administrator with the will an
nexcd on the estate OF Abigail Brown late of stanford
in said iarct, deceased, makes application to raid
10 extend the time heretofore allowed him TO pay the
debts and lesacies due from taid ind settle his
administration account, until some future day; WHERE
he heard nj Probate Court be holden the Inn OF
Adm Church in Vershire on the 9th dry Of February
Si7 mud it further ordered that notice hercofbe given
10 the creditors OF said estate and TO all Others concern
cd by publishing the substance OF said application snA
orders thereon, in the Spirit pfthc Age printed a, Wood
stock at least three weeks successfully before the no
aforesaid appointed Tor the hearing of said application
sis.3w. STEPHEN THOMAS, Judge
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We will place our goods and our prices sion! ldc
ofthosc OF any man this side olte city.
sour rom is rocordtd, our banner unfuiSd,
In the name Of ermont wc defb dH he uorid."
The old dynasty is jealous orour slccess-and We
sailed by of hn edgcd Ia ors who send out their
(Hinndy nnd wouIdbc Winy) advertisements from every
nook and Granny in town. But they must CONF dovs-
the day for m0roagin9 farm tobuy suit of clothes 10
gone by. And Haters toOchaled, because iOrSouth
will sell hats, that will not, week after they are pur
chased have all the coors OF a irrest in hutumnha
that cheapness, durability and finish exceed any hing
slOp shops and commenced the jews trnde of selling tst
or and second hand shaltsuch men prpsyUs!
NO--lhc tide sets in to
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Re0ttiD of the Marketg.
BRIGHTON MARKET.

CORRECTED FROM THEMAss. PLOUGHMAN
MONDAY jim. 4.
AT market 500 Cattle; l6 yokcs Working Oxen; s.
Cows and Calves; $500 Sheep and Lambs; go Swine
BEEF CATTLE-By Extra $3.50, LIT quality, 1926 q
quality, 81, IS; 81 from $3.50 to 400.
WORKING OxEN-Sales were made at S73, S79, 50.
and LEO.
Cows CALVES. Sales were noticed at Sls to As.
SHEEP AND LAMDs-Sules noticed at rs, 1852 OF
S2,25 to3,l2
swlNE-Salcs ut wholesale at 4c for Sbws and SC fol
barrQws, At retail from TO IL.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-01-14

| i'll Maj. Eastman give us the nett
|ent profit which the federalists of
|peIier made on that fund they raised
Fchase the pictorial Ages for the
DISTRICT
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WILD CHERRY BALSAM.

The Boston Mercantile Journal of March 25 1876 give
tho following notice Of the most popular remedy of tie
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-01-14

} are extremely anxions TO know
port Of a speculation can be made
our wares.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-01-14
GEORGE W. VANDUZEE,

who handles the shears with ms much skill MS Hiram
Powers docs the chsel-the most perfect artist OF his pro-
lcsson in the wdrd-has inst returned from The City with
the lutest iashions-und is ready, usual to III
cry body the first time tr! ing.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-01-14
Also, FAIRS.
liter skins for coa collars, &c. &c. &C.
ALSO, HATS AND CAPS.

Hats of the lucs style, and beautiful nnsl--C,ps,
new inventions and Old-COlh, Fur trimmed, Plush Nh
ter Proof, aud variety Ol0thcrs.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-01-14
cheap cnOrShfo economy, and rich enough for woslt
READY MADE CLOTHING
AND OUR FURNISHING GOODS,

Ito enumcrarc them-would M mammoth Brother JOnd
than We have satin cravS, SCuris Seliadustne stocks,
lldEH India Rubber slspenders. Silk do, white black
and colorrd Kid gloves, Hosiery French Shirts, BosOs
and Collars, Under Shirts and drawers Umbrellas, Over
ais, umd aworld Of other things-ur particular, cono
md seq the {, Uu1s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

Suddenly on Monday. Feb 18th. Of dropsy in the
heart HENRY LAkKiN, aged - yesrs, months apd :
days.
His friends and scqusntsnces. also his sons Chsles
+ and William H. Lsrkn, and his sons in-lsw Jacob n.
smith and John Francis are respectfully invited to a.
tend his funeral without farther invitation from his late
residence las Stanton ct this uesdsy) afternoon At halt
psst O'Clock.
Saturday evening 18th inst Mrs HANNAH CRANE.
wife Of David d. Crane in the I'D yesr of her
The friends Of the family, also those Of her sons
VIM w. snd Alexander r. Crane. her sonsn law WI
liam Teboui. and her grandsOns William T.. Edgar c.
ang Henry A. Patterson. respectfully invited to at
tend her funeralthis Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
from her late residence = FOrsyth-st-
On Friday evening. FEB. ~ LAVlNIA JANE wife Of
Cornelius COrnwe and daughter Of Charles Place In
the Goth year OF her age.
The friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
10 attend The funeral without farther notice on Tuesday
lCh inst. NJ o'clock T. NJ from the Allen 81. NJ =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

ceved lasi year ending 3F August s46 $50 pounds
and no Information Of any change this season.
AZ Hob. Il Wa 10 pounds last feasoE and 50 lar In
this zei pounds.
At Charleston last season and this $50 pounds.
81 Savannah J. Tas As pounds last season. incui-
ing Upland ard Sea Island and 40 far as this The
Upland cas- not increased beyond the Of last
season which was i2 pounds bur the result q due 10
the small quantity Of Sea leland received this season,
which does not average much over 800 pounds to the
bale.
Table No preseuts the number. average and agsre-
gate weight Of osles received the Southern ports Of
the Uoed States Exclusive Of Texas Of the crop OF
l535-whols quantity 20 pounds. The average
weight Of the bales in Florida North Carolina and Viz
ainis, is copjectural.
Table 40. IT, shows the receipts Of the crop Of 1916,
up the 9Th Of January estimate VI the total receipts
during the a; each part provided the pro
portion be nsintained throughout and the crop sount
70 100000 Of bales The quantity Ia such would
be in the aggregate s59ss0739 pousds
Table No III. shows the deficit iron the crop Of l-iJ
In pounds and IN average bales Of 40 pounds should
ths cropot 40 be respectively 2OO0Oo0 or 10000
or 200 90 bales.
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Books,
SOCIAL HISTORY OF caEAr pRITAIN

SOCIAL HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN
nURING THE REiGSs or TIE sTUARTS begfuirg
Dh The I'm c-ngry being he period Of setng thess
United stairs. ~ " r. Goodman. Price 5 c=nts.
Notes II he Jfrer BIO Gr21te BY Bryant p Yield ex
? ofei The Ercrils % uober Ar November lssS %
board he Ire L. : steamer MAJ Brown Price C.t cts
The Architect Nc 3 Series u Original Designs far Or
uameuisl Cottages. ~ W. h. RaneiL Price 90 cents
per number
Chsrn5ers's Cycloreiis. No. T. Piice - cents
TIE Divorced, Novel Uuneed on iscis II real r. By
Lady Charlotte Bury. snhcr II Marriage In High LIE,
Ne. Price = cent?.
Foriescze. paris and ? BY James Sheridan Knowles -
Price . cents.
MARTIN The Founding. Nos kie Price q cents
The Atright Bell or the FAis Hour. hy Baron Won H5i-
stein. Price p
French sna American Cookery, or The HOalewlie. Com
pEniou- Price = cents.
Jntn Bede - sleigh Ride. Courtship and Marriage
Prce ~. cents
Agents and others .usp'iei with A. tie cheap pubca
lions e. publishers prcss. by ". h. GRAHAM.
l6f Ills Trtlne RalAilFs. Nsssau.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

! FLOUR AND MEAL-There has been but moderate
business done but have no change % note IN prices
There sellers Of Gencsee a. 37i although some
holders ask 30 but buyers for shipment at over
. The sales reach about 1000 bbs az % including
one parcel Of 1000 bbls Genesee II was not easy to
pick up Genesee At that rate IN southern We near Of
bu. little doing. Georgetown. Howard s.. Alexandria
&c gers held at S7}, but some parcels OF baltimore
could have been had at -. Meal Is less active and
nominaly s505 p. Rye Flour s., without sales
GRAIN-The inquiry for Wheat IS good but the sup
ply il moderate and the market s held too high for buy
ers Sales 1000 bushels Jersey and Long Island at 40
a IS for milling To arrive after the opening OF the
Canal 20oOO bush pure Genesee sold at % cents Corn
was rather heavy but improved toward the close and
could probably then have been bought 10 any extent
below % cents. The sales $1,000 bushels Yellow
and mixed at 94a97 5000 do Long leland White 81 %
snd 10000 do Northern TO arrive by 9Th March at 20
cent? Barley 10 arrive il offered at Is cents Oats
steady for Northern at 45d50 Jersey 40d43. Black
Eyed Peas 37i per bag bushels, and White Beans
37ial 50 per bushel
WHIsKY-The supply by the Housatonic Railroad
continues fair extern, and sales 100 TO 80 bb have
been made at 2 29 cents Drudge sold to the extent
of 30 hhds at %, but distillers ssk 30 cents.
FRIUT-we note sales 10000 70 Dried Apples at 4.
cents = b. Ohio Peaches are 30 per bushel; New
York 80 per bushel.
TALLOW-A sale Of 10000 n was made 6, the full
market rate.
GROCERIEs-The trade are not doing much. They
are holding back for supplies soon expected Holders
are however, firm in their demand \. o. Molasses
held at 40 cents Sugar sds. Brazil Coffee y az cts
RICF-There were sales of about 300 tee to day at
- for parcels not strictly prime, for export
sEEDs-A small parcel of good Timothy sold at $50
a. terce and GO tierces Clover forced sale at y
cents Rough Flax is nominally 10 5OalO 10
PROVGsIONS-There has been more activity in Pork
and prices bave rather upward tendency About ITO
bbls Mess and Prime sold At - - and IL % and Wv
DO Mess at sl5al5 %, 90 pays with interest Beef is
dull bat without farther change We note sales 1000
terces Picked sides At So T. fierce for England Lard
has gone up materially and we hear OF sales OF ~
his and l25 half bb at e,aqi cents Dressed Hogs by
the Housatonic Railroad and from Jersey selling ai
7a74 cents no change 10 note in Butter and Cheese
The markets are very firm
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Ncw.York Cattle Market. MONDAY, Feb

New-York Cattle Market. MONDAY, feb -
Reported for The Tnbunel
Atmsrkst 1857 head OF Beef Cattle, 1900 sheep and
Lambs and 50 Cows and Calves. 200 Beef Cattle LETT
over.
PRIcEs-Becf CaHle-There is small advance in the
market since our last Sales are made at seas, and
some extra have been made at ~.
C1rs and Calrss--The market ia brisk aud no change
in prices-sales are made SIS ss and SIS according
to quality. All sold.
SAsep and Larbs-There Is no change to notice since
our last report Prices from 81 to 81 50 and s. 80
according to quality. 200 left over.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-16

The Indiana Legislature has granted charter
for Railroad across that State via Ierre haue' Ne"
castle, Indianapolis and Richmond. The right OF way
had been previously granted to another Company RON
Richmond TO the Eastern line The capital STOCK is
SsO0Oo0 TO be increased at the option OF the stock
holders.
The amount realized from the recent sale Of st.
Louis bonds after deductng the expenses OF the SCENT
is as follows on bonds for $1,000 SIT per cent and on
the residue sly per cent