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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01
GAINESVILLE Iron Works.

NEWELL, DAVIS, JAMES & CO..
Manufacturers Of Iron, Nails, Spikes, sc.
NNH HE Zanesve Rolling Mill is now in full
~ operation, and making all sizes OF Iron, ofa
quality equal to that of any now offered in the
Zanesville market.
Al The Iron Of This company is 'cdrranted, and
general assortment will, ut oil times, be found
at the Store of J. L. PALMER g. CO., where al
orders will receive prompt attention. Upon eve
ry bur oil Iron will be stamped the initials OF the
company, IN. d. & Co.
Zanesville, April 81, l8l9 2m5l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01

HAnpwARE.-The other day we took a
peep through the large and magnificent
stock of Hardware, lately opened BY
c, WEAVER & Co. 1t embraces gener-
al assortment of everything kept in a
Hardware Store and the prices are unu.
sually low. Their stock of Saddlery und
Coach.tummings are elegant and their
Cutlery fine. We came away plus six,
bladed Westenholm pen knife, ofexcel-
lent quality aud fine finish.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01
ZnnesyilIc Cotton will.

TINHE GAINESVILLE Cotton Mill is now making
and turning out with its new machinery all
numbers OF Yarn-Carpet chain, candle wick,
coverlet yarn, batting &c and of quality equal
to that Of any now offered in the GAINESVILLE mar.
ket.
The Country merchants generally are invited
as we can hold out inducements TO them to make
their purchases Of Yarn and batting in Zanes
vile
GAINESVILLE. April o., l849 2m5l
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01
Valuable Farm for Sale.

WILL sell, on reasonable terms of payment,
in Pleasant Township, Fairfield county and in
she immediate neighborhood of the George
Smetiers home pace. This farm possesses a
house. barn orchard spring and running water,
ana VIII make the buyer most desirable home.
JOHN d. MARTIN, Attorney
For NJ Western Bank of Virginia.
June /, l849
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01

~ Our advertising friends must bear
with circumstances" yet little while
We are compelled each week. to omit
two and three columns Of advertisements
and we encroach upon each one alter.
nately. In doingjusiico to ourselves, we
do not wish to work injustice to our read.
ers-for majority of them pay prompt.
ly
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01
To all COmccrned.

HAVE placed my accounts in the hands of
JOHN R. MUMAUGH, for collection md
my friends will render me under obligations bv
being ready to meet them when called upop.'
Necessity requires me to adopt this course and
| trust that all, without exception, will be ready
to pay up. j. M. BIGELOW
Lancaster, June /, l849. AVA
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01
New YoRK, May 81, 0P. M.
american Stocks at liverpool.

Baring's Circular states there has been
steady demand. this week for United
States 6 per cents, and considerable a.
mounts have been taken to-day at lO7
There arescllers of Massachusetts at 10l 7;
Maryland at &c. New York at 94 a 95;
Pennsylvania at 10 81.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01

~ Hon. THOMAS CoRwIN has consen.
tod to deliver the Address before the
meeting of the Ohio State Agricultural
Society, to be held in Cincinnati, mex,
Sentember
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01
.JeWelry.

DINS. Bracelets, Belt Buckles, Ear Rings, Fin
ger Rings. Lockets, Chains, Pencils, &c. sc.
of the richest and latest patterns, just received at
GATES & COSPER'S.
TalImadge House, May 49, l849 9
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01
ty. His Stock consists in part Of
Fine Black and White Beaver
! A superior article of
AW WIREB OF E R@

Of a very superior quality. FINE SILK HATS,
spring Styles, very rich article, warranted to re-
tain their lustre ChildreRs fashionable Pearl
and Six Hats. Megican and California Hat.
in great quantities of every variety of color, such
as black, drab, pearl and brown. Also the fine
MEXICAN BRUSH HAT, an entirely new and
rich article. Also, a very fine article Of Tampieo
Hats, very rich and elegant.
WOOL HATS, for Men and Boys, of all quail
ties and Colors The subscriber invites particu.
lar attention to his Spring styles of CAPS.
He keeps constantly on hand good stock Of
his own manufacture, and will make to order any
description of Hat that is desired. He has also,
"A very extensive stock of Panama and Leghorn
Hats Of every variety, for Men and Boys.
The subscriber flatters himself that from his
long experience in business, and his extensive &C.
quaintance with the Trade, both Eastern and West
ern Manufacturers, he possesses facilities in bis
business, that enable him TO furnish any article in
his line upon better terms to the purchaser than
can be done by any other house in this section Of
country.
HATTERS AND MERCHANTS!
The subscriber is prepared to furnish, by the
dozen or case, all qualities of the Mexican or
California Hats. R. FIELDING,
Lancaster, May A, l849 SO
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01

" Major ScoTT, late Navy agent at
Washington, has paid $40. 900 of his' de,
fcit, leaving $4,000 to bo redeemed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01
Friday Morning, june 1. Is49.
Tie ChOIern.

This epidemic is still raging in many
parts Of the West. In Cincinnati the
Board of Health have resigned and we
have no means Of ascertaining the mum
ber of cases in that city. But from re-
mark, in the GaSctte, we fear that it is
on the increase. There have been two
cases in Columbus during the week-one
fatal.
In Memphis it has broken out afresh'
and also in many Of the river towns. 1t
still prevails, in Missouri, among the en-
igrants, aud also in Texas. Ii has been
very severe in Lexington, Ky.
There have also been few cases in
the cities of New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore; but generally ameng the a
bandnned population.
In regard to the reported case in thi'
town, we refer the reader to the pub
lished report of the Medical Faculty.
From all we can learn Of the epidemic
it does not possess that violence and ia
ality, which characterized the cholera o
'32 and '33. 1t appears to be under the
control Of Medicine, and when taken il
time, rarely proves fatal. 1t is doubted
by some, whether it be the real AsialiC
Cholera.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01

To- The remaining two lettols of DR.
DRAKE will DO published next week.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01

CV Our friend and brother, SENECA
w. Ely. editor ofthe Scioto Gazette, has
received the appointment of Receiver Of
the Public Moneys, at Chilicothe. We
pity his condition How unhappy prn-
ter must feel, in sounting money, when
the sad reflection comes upon him that
his own pockets are empty.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01

tYAt II meeting Of the Medical Faculty Of
Lancaster held on Monday, May %, l849. it was
ResoIued, That no state Of atmosphere exist, MS
far ms our observation has extended 10 alarm the
public mind on the subject Of Cholera.
ReSolDed, That inasnuch us this scourge is in
many portions Of our State. we advise all persons
10 live prudently. temperately and discretely.
NJ z. KRElDER, President.
NJ. EFFINGER. SecretarV
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01
NJ EFFINGER, Secretary.

LoUIsIANA.-The Loco State Conven-
lion nominated JOSEPH WALKER for
Governor and ]. B. Plauche for Lieut..
Governor. A resolution was passed ex-
pressing the opposition ofthe Convention
to the Wilmot Proviso and claiming equal
rights in the acquisition ofterritory.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01

~ We have on hand another letter
from the lsthmus, which we will publish
mex: week.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01
Ycne1ian blind Denot.

VNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
4 public, that he is now prepared TO manuiac-
turo to order all sizes Venetian Blinds, which
he will warrant equal TO any manufactured else
where both in neatness and durability.
His Shop is on Main Street, South side near
the Canal. 7. V. HYDE.
Lancaster, July IA, l848 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01
Silver spoons.

"A GATES & COSPER'S
Tullmadge House. May 10, 1919. .
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01

~ The official result of the late Presi
dental election, in Arkansas, is-Cass
$500, Taylor G, ,6ss-Cass' majority 1,7l2,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01

~ Mr.. CLAY has declined nomina-
ton, by the friends of Emancipation, as a
candidate for the Kentucky State Con
venlion, on account of his Senatorial du-
,;o,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01
TNIRE! Fire!! Firc!!!-If you want the best

LNIRE! FiTe!! Firc!!!-If you want the best.
IL most safe. g. cheapest article ever Invented or
used for kindling fires, buy "Cheecer's Fire Kind
ling" II dispenses with the necessity for shaw
iugs or kiudIing wood, aud will light wood or
coal fire instantly.
Forsale in large Or small quantities. by
M. z. KRElDER.
Sole Agent for Fairfield, &c.
Lancaster, April 6, I8t9 43
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01
p, q. EM RTCH q ~


Talimadges Block, third door from tie Tal-
H'adge House, by
p. 3. E M BICH & 90.
They have just received and opened large
and extensive variety of
HARDWARE l. CUTLERY,
Consisting in part, of Knives and Forks, Pocket
and Pen Knives, Shoe Knives, Butcher Knives.
Razors, Scissors Axes, Drawing Knives. Hand
Saws, X Cut and Mill Saws, Locks, Latches,
Hinges. Screws Bolts. Anvils Vices, ,Tarce Chains,
Halter Chains. Log Chains, Kettles, Braces, &c.
The above articles are we'll assorted aud con.
sists of every usual variety.
s a 10 ID G B @ @Ts
They have also large and extensive stock of
Saddlery, to which the attention of Saddlers is
invited. 1t has been selected with great care from
the latest and most improved patterns and will
be sold low.
COACH-MAKERS,
Will find beautiful variety ofTrimmings and
large assortment ofartices generally used by them
IRON AND NAILS.
They have also on hand a large lot of Juniatta
Iron, Nails and Spikes, of Shoenberger's make.
Pittsburgh, which will be sold at the lowsu prices.
The public will please take notice that the
stock IS entirely new, has been selected with
great care and purchased Mt the lowest prices un.
der all the favorable changes in the irade; and
that it will be sold low, ii not lower, than at
any other establishment in Central Ohio.
lancaster, May IL, 1849
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01
NEW & CHEAP HARnWARE

NHE attention ofthe citizens of Fairfield and
- neighboring counties. is respectfully invited
TO the New Hardware Store, recently opened in
TaAnadges Block, third door from The Tall
Hadge House, by
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01
Iron and Nails.
HATS! MATSM mATSM
r. FTELDrN

HAS recently refitted and greatly improved
Il " his Old Stand in Greenes Row, nearly op-
posite the I'dllmadge House, at the sign Of the
MAMMOTH CHAPEAU.
The Stock he is now receiving and opening at
this Stand is superior in quality and surpasses in
quantity any thing of the kind ever before offered
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01

~ WILLIAMSON WRIGHT, of Logans.
port, has received the Wing nomination
for Congress, in the ninth district Of In,
diana.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01
s a % - u ss sM Sg a
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.
@. LIE II M N,

O. L E H NJ AN,
STIL continues to carry on the Boot and Shoe
- Making Business, at his Old Stand, in Giesys
Building, on Main street, four
Rn doors east from The Swan Hotel,
and is prepared to manufacture,
A M6upOn the shortest notice.
R BOOTS AND SHOES.
He makes to order and keeps con-
stantly on hand supply of
GENTLEMEN'S Kip and Common Boots,
LADIES Kip, Morocco and Calfskin Boots
and Shoes.
CHlLDREN'S Morocco and Leather Boot.
and Shoes.
In addition TO his own manufacture, he has pur.
chased in the City,
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
Gentlemen's Fine Boots and Buskin Cutters,
Ladies' Fancy turn-hgh Buskins, Low Buskins.
Morocco welt Buskins, Kid Ties, Bronze and
Black 3.4 do
Misses and Chiidren's Fancy Caters, Black
aud colored Buskins.
The friends of the subscriber and the public
generally are invited to call. None but the best
OF workmen are employed and the best of mate.
rails used. Prices are fhe Lowest kind.
Lancaster, April 6, 1849 a9
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-01

A LADY EDToR.-Mr. Rennet, late
editor of the Yazoo City Wing. having
died, his surviving pa'mer, Mrs. Rennet'
hus taken charge of the paper. Like
most ladies she proclaims herself thor
ough aud genuine Wing. Success to her
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05
DgAEGtSa

la Nawhnrr. April ~, Mrs. Alba Eaton,
widow of the late John Johnson, aged 76.
In Irasburgh, Aprii 90, Mrs Nance F., wife
of H,-M Bates, Esq Rged 81
In Barton, April 2, George w. Kimball,
Esq aged 60. - =,
In Banvilic, April 25, of consumption, Mr.
James Gle, ugcd % 90.
aged 50.
AZ McHenry. III, Feb. last, Mr. Ephrpim
Ilnrtshorn, rrcently-or DunyiIk, aged about
90 ..-.-.....
AtSpringpdrt, n. Y, April 1, Mr. Robert
-t-tr---t--r +.tG- oil nAnXi Ie. aged 7S. 81
la Marshfcld, Ms. April H. Al his mother ;
residence, suddenly, Of hemurrhagc OF the
mouth, caused 10y putrd throat, MIR
Charles BARRIER, recently Ut DAnYillc. aged a.
bout % years.
In Crsftsbury, Salmon Root, Esq aged 65,
formerly Of Montague, Ms
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05

MonrReAL, Ami 97.


----l e,su,Lrra nf lho ministry we're 30,
.I.b+,fru bet uigld az about nina o'ciorlC
Nu. ,Dob. numbering Pyernl thousands
eIto tho residences Of br, Nelson
-. lliurks nnd llolmea, md destroyed
\, loors aud wlndows.
.r.s rrr was Then raised r. proceed a. Nh
t,saiue's llle lender pf the freurh pmy'
n. sruuug NJ hls house, On which he
VA. however, Wns uni reHidiugl uin null
\, ssl ire u the nut buildings, aud de
...,5d and guied lli0 house,
,dsr Ills work had been accomplished, the
!, ,rred, and met th6 military proceeding
bs ,esue. Three cleers were iDmedi-
.,i, given 90 tho lfeaPs, sad hath parties
fsf'edon' ,.,
rl,ms de Aigs. NJ Y O'Clock, 4, NJ, NJ which
'.',loIion. we're passed, proving the Hone
g,,tm.nenl ~ recall Lord Elgin.The rnnnk,
-. recommended the people 10 refrain from
,nlence. aud llle meeting dispersed without
0lrher nullFrak
,.rae Parliament met today NJ the lionsn'
conn, Market House, bat only 10 udIourn,Nu
1,t.,ue.s Wls transacted,
IA. G,rellrncy, Sir Benjamin Dunbar
commander efihe forces, arrived IN Town
lbis naming
nj, mmored that martial law IL 20 be pro
-4.uith
Nnaccounlu hive beou received from Up
To 1rutiu,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05
MA GasaaG&GBS4

In this town, April %, 10y Rev, W Il Bond
Mr. JAWS DooiISG aud Mrs, JANE MoRnow,
both Of this town. ---------.--.--
In Glover, April 81, MIR william Lawrcnoe,
of peepeTiu, -Ma-anA- MiSs- Sylvia C. Itcnch.
In Holderness, n H., April :, MIR Daniel
Rowe, Of H., and Miss Frances r. Chase, OF
Woodstock, after tedious oourtship oiUtee"
miTtHtsS
In West flarwich, Ms. April 10, by the Rcv.
Mr. Barnnby, James Berry, Esq of South Den
mis-, and Mrs. Hannah Kelley, Of Dorchester
Mr. Berry was married in 1899 TO the above
named Mrs. Kelley, and about five yeats nj
forwards die was divorced ftom hcr,she having
IRE viously married n MIR Greenwood. Mr.
Berry, ailer his divorce, married BAthshcba
Nickcrson; and after her death lac married for
his third wife, Rossannah Small. She died a.
bout two years since, and now he ~ married
TO his firstIovc. j. the present Mrs. Berry
his first or fourth wife The Rev. MIR Bnrna-
by tied the nuptial knot on both occasions, and
it is 10 behoped that this time 1t Will prove to
be a Gordian knot Yarmouth Register.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05
r III II g LED MAN.

0F-Mrs Fnuiluus compuny Of woHcu
Tor Caiiim1l, wo expected 10 sail iliis week,
There IRE ~ 81 liIem ~ HlE
0EIhe RHhiagipn Free Pfess tfans lbs
inquiry, wh1her, "moying barre" aud such
like operhIions may l,e sUch mechanical pur-
poses M aru Intended Iy 'he oct regulating
licruses,
o." FalheT What does ite primer i've
ou Y"" Why,chlldi s~-'iierauFe you said you
hadl'l paid him FOR lwo5eafs, aud sou still
TAKE tho p7per'" WIG, pm lIat ci.,ld 70
bed he's ~ everlasting nlker" A,~
PLrADisG ALrGuLTr,-At a foceml
Count IN New Hampshire, Freuclman,wlo
was Indicted Gr stealing Wmct WORT $50
pirud half guilty lac drelaied ihs waleli
wus not woul, over SIS. aud said iflhay
woul' call II linl he would Cork over imme.
dlulely
ora TERHiTORHs,-We learn hy tie Ap-
pondN lothe Report oflhe Commissioner Of
the General Lsud Office, rrceully published
that the osliunled surface OF the Territories
Of the United Siaies No'tl, end WerI ~ Il,s
regularly orgHnized States Of Ihe Union, rA-
'hh,ls the lulni area of the Territories Of tie
United States, including 'fcSns, 10 w. ., s7r
100 squnre miles, or l.3p0rn7. 40 hcrcs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05
YlRGINIA ELECTION.

From ihd Virginia election il seems HAT
from the Areomnc District, Baylcy DEM is
elected; from Halifax, Flournoy tWhig;) in
Buckingham, Mr. Bocock DEM is thought
to huvc the hest chance; Albcrmnrc is sill
in doubt, tut it is lhopst tthat Goggin(Whig
is elected In the sroitsylvuuia District it is
mol iHpI 0bdtte TINT f'ortrrr ~ elected,
Gy@Thc Washington Correspondent Of
The fhiiudgiphia EuQvirrr suys TINT II is
thought That Mrs John Quincy Adams cannot
recover.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05

-Eag all kinda-n gnadA suited u rhosc who
arc providing Outfits for Californes, Oak Hall,
Boston seems TO keep the lead, as the cheapest
aud greatest place IN the Union ltisalso IN.
riyalcd for every variety of tpRshng Goods
for Traveller, Gentlemen who stsyat home,
Doy's Clothing, &c. SEQ -tAS adreruscmcn Mt
In nnnther column. 6lOmJ
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05

QS,1I,o town of Dinycrs,al a recent nccl.
ing voted "lhaI each Minister, each Lawyer,
ulnl each Doctor be requested to deliver to
the Nlizrns Of the town one lecture hl lgnyi
cnch during tie year, onthe subjects often.
pernucc aud Gambling"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05
mE ASPECT OF AFFAIRS IN CANA.
Di-ARMlNG or the POPULACE.

""NlNlAif NIlN 30
Al day yesterday most fearful excite
Ih existed throughout tie rily
The Gvo Ronllsuen arrested hnVv hreu
committed lIr finliug
nau by the tame If Perry, the great
,sleEqCtgg Gtemen ofiIds rily, Inns been
rlrmlird 10 jail on the charge ofnr-on.
Towards evening rumor rapidly spread
rul lhc fUuch party were hrug sworn ~
.pprip r0nsiublcs, aud nTiurd, II proved
lourG,
The Brush portion were persuaded 10y
Lr h4lers ~ wait i'll himrd,S au encounter
Uut ullrr between about twenty English
gentlemen md these cousinhlrs, who most
s,h'oul, fred nn them.
UIy irw of the sunll parry hrJsarms
Il '.ou lhry discharged upon tie nnsH aud
Il us fclrrWrd, hcnriug uH one Of the par.
n ,Iuudrd iu the leg toy a pistol ball.
n I,r the crics uttered hy some persou-
crowd, cue ot' ri,r gentlemen Who tie.
r"orns me- that their discharge nasI hnvc
I,au effect.
Dlriug the whole night these were drilled,
Hur viii cnilasscs Ind pistols, IA The Bon.
tt.ura Market.
The military wcro under arms all tight,
mIihc artillery drawn ~ ia tie square.
ih1vn the hcsl auttoRIy fer stnting tint
~ Bcu1miu Dunbar, commander Of the
nwrs, ut u injecting ofthc Executive Coun-
clln,l uigli ,oaIe remarks 10 The following
purpuuio Col, GHcho, one Of tie ministry.
Ne demanded Ia know lay whose nuillori.
~ those men had been nrmcd. lie said lac
WIS fiIrrr rnpr1'rrt hrr huirEty' tuminiunE.
Nj ly fhn aid of heaven he would do ilni.ll
Unconstitutional "a nrm one portion OF
population against tlc ullrr.,
Turning round 10 Gen. Gore hc said, 600
9li' ENrrllcney ilo Ghgcrnot Grferal, aud
.Dl.cud Hmm Indy Of British troops to
fHorl limund that viii not consent to this
.lul.stne arming Of the French popuulipt
poru these men mud. find los whose nulhor-
,'ri were nrmcd.'
Fl' DuIor.tood that Col, llruco aud Cob
lcHc do II on ma ORDER from the govern
r'Hi THO arms are refused to be given up
llr British are rapidly nruiing mud u dread
.-Gllu is expected, The 7lst Regiment ar
NoI from - Johus~this morui4.s aud the
,nlncnl cnvalry nre mo'uentOrily expected
Tcr Crnnla Is IN fearful state OF excite
rn'. At Cohurr, the GovcruusA,r burnt
r'.iW Tho light could be seen nj ti
",3l miles N. Tho whole upper prov
n't ar' urming. IN The eastern townships,
immense quantities of land hive been sold,
'J rye bodies of sturdy rincmcn uro cx-
"'Ird 10 thu assistance Ofthc British. On
lss Ottawa. the luubcrnicu nrc also prepnr-
Wg TO assist Montreal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05
The Markets,
BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursda,
ICcONpr,

BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursday April 90.
Reported for the Traveller
At market ESQ beefcattle, % pairs working
oxen, 80 cows and calves, 400 sheep and 1000
swine
Beef cottlc-Extra, 1913 Isl quality, $50.
I'd do. 600; Sd do. 5,75; 9TH, s.
Working ,Oxen--00, 100, 40, and $l25
Cows aud Calvcs--2l, %, -, 20 and $35.
Sheep-S3, $50 and 4; one lot $3.50.
Swinc-4,a 81, retail 8 Cd.
BOSTON MARKET MAY /
.. BEEt-E1tra mess, 1850 a 00,00; Mess,
dotuo oo,oO; No. !, 1000 a 90, 90; prime, city,
9,oe a q 90; navy ~ 90 a 90 90
fOlth--Extru clear II 30 a 90 OO;clear 10 90
aoo OO, mess 10 90 10 so; prime o 90 n q, so
LARD-Boston 81 a; outhtawcst. Ga "a
BuTTER-store1 34 II, shipping IA a ia
family IN a ~.
"CHEESE-nrw milk 3, four meal 3 G
shipping q =
FLOuR-lioward street 500 a Is; Ohio,
s., . %; Genesee, com. br 5,37 n $50
CORN-Yelow, round, 90 II 90, flat ca "a
white SO 81
OATS southern, % %; northern, 30 AL
eastern, 30 n ~.
WOOL-Tbere has hccn a fair demand for
domcGtic fleece, with sales of about 40, 0OD lbs
within the range of quotations.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05
MoNrREAL, April ooh, . T.. NJ,

DEroT huRGLARIEs,--Two weeks since
wa stated tho fact lhal the Depois IN New
bury were broken open, and goods, &C., htp-
eu lherelroin; aud that eerlain individuals
had boon arrested. A. L.. johnson 81 llls
town made his appearance on Tho 18Th ut,
the prosecution entered MOI Pros, md
he WIS given uP 90 lha authorities Of Ncr'
mont iy order of the Governor On the
lpth he was tried nj Newbury mud hound -
yer iu tie sum of $500 llo furnished bonds
men md h now az libeuy. Young Cowlcy,
AN, H. 10 pracufG hnnAs a 10 Chelsea Iail'
Mrs Wouhon WIS discharged,
Worlhrh, tie husband Who escaped rom
tho officer Hhrn first arrested was re'Inkcn
in llolleruess, on Friday lusi. Tie plead
guilty 10 Tie charges and Acknowledged hat
Johnson assisted hlm Ia tho breaking the
Wells River depot md ihn, Cawlcy Hcron'-
panied him IN entering The Ncwbnfy depot
llo II ~ Chelsea jail, aud the prospocl now
H., ilHt h1 aud CHwloy viii have home nj
Windsur fnr some SenH 10 come and wheth-
er az not Johnson will escape 10y paying gye
hundred dollnrr, rcmNius TO he Sccn.-I Pa
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