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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-02
CONGRE Ss.
WASHINGTON, April %.

WAsuiNsToY, April %.
In the Senate, the Vice President presen'eaa
from the Secretary o. the inter-
or. concerning NJ. Jones' Rcporton Lana o'a'n's
for California.
~ Webster notified the Senate that he should
move /, tax Q up his Land solution at the yer!
ear les, opportunity, after next week.
NJ, Rusk presented Resolutions from the Leg
;.,,,,re =, n, xas. ON the slavery question.
Mr.. Douglass reported back The o''' io' oehn
mo ,he boundaries Of certain land Reservations
IN Minnesota Territory, and TIE mater IS no"
under consideration. :,
The House met at 10 o'clock. Mr. hal'y asked
leave to refer the Deficiency bill to the commit
tee Of the whole on the state OF the Union. ~
nronostion IS now up before The House ior IN IN
aenenden, Post Office. Mr.. Phelps opposed ~
ard further debate on the bill was postponed.
Messrs. Richardson, Stanton, Brown o. MISS
r ,ckwell, Hall, Evans of Maine, Ross, Rilston
and Danham was appointed Committee 70 III
yes,iga,c the charges against Mr. Ewing
M. Billy asked the unanimous consent OF
the House 10 report from the Committee OF was
and Means the Deficiency bill and the various
amendments that they might be referred to The
committee of the whole on the state OF the
Unior.
Il is understood, that Convention is about 10
be concluded between he Secretary 0! Safe and
S nor de la Rosn, with the design OF securing TO
the American Government important privileges,
for the establishment, Of plan for transportation
across the I,thmus T,huante, &C. The company
have already made arrangements for several ex-
co,en, steamers on this line from New Oleans
to the mouth Of the G. a.colos rivera steamer
suitable for the navigation Of the eireum has
been provided and rout practicable for wagons
and mules had been opend between the head OF
navigation of the river Tehuantepec and the Pa
cic From this point TO San Francisco steamers
are air, edy running, or to be placed on Lines be-
tween iha, poiat and Panama, which will CON-
plete the communication.
MI. Bradbury advocated for thee hours the
Resolutions, calling upon the Executive for the
causes Of removal from office. Mr.. Bell ie-
plied 10 NJ. Bradbury, vindieating General
TAILOR. He considered the attack OF NJ. B.
upon him as extraordinary. He had violated no
pledges
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-02

A SEVERE SENTENcE-Albcrt G.. Gask.
ing convicted at Charleston, on four indc,,
Of robbing the Z. s. Mail, has been sen.
fenced to 40 years Imprisonment, a, hnrd
labor in Edgefeld Jail.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-02

FAcEr1ous- Palmer Of the Capital Re.
porter announces in big letters tina, the
Democrats have carried sixteen of the
twelve Senators" in the State Of Connect
cut! That is tho way in which the Loco
f,.cos generally figure up the resa, Of al
election.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-02

@In consequence Of typographical
error in the School advertisement Of Miss
liorsley in our last issue, we rc-publsh il
in corrected form this week.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-02

HrThe House Of Representatives and
The Senate Of the PENNSYLVANIA Lessla-
ture. have each sent Gov. Briggs petition
praying the indefinite pos'poncmen; Of DR..
Webster's sentence.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-02

For CaLIroRsIA.-The Des Moincs GA
zette Gays, tina, during the week ending the
18th April, 255 teams and CTS persons
passed through that town en- route for Cal
ifornia.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-02

GA dwelling house was consumed by
fire in Bellevue, Jackson CO., on the night
Of the 18th inst The family lost most d
their furniture and clothing.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-02

0TThe Iowa Free Democrat is once
again resuscla.ed. The name Of Mr.. Howe
appears now as editor.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-02

A YoUNG MoTHER--Mr Walter Cotton
saw woman at Rio only twelve years
old, who had two children. She WAS mar
red at the ngc often TO a man Of sixty -Gye
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-02

EThe city papers are publishing por-
traits Of DR.. Webstcr-no two Of which
have feature Of resemblance.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-02

CLsRK's BANK NorE RxposrER.-Ne
sre indebted To Mr.. skilmsn, Of ST. Louis,
fof the April number Of Ibis excellent pub
,ica,ion 1t contains q list Of counterfei,s.
together with other information indispco ,a
bic to the man Of business.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-02

Grltis said that the citizens Of Boston
nave raised $4,000 and presented il 10
the family Of Prof VEBsTER-.he widow of
Ds. PARKMAN heading the list with $500.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-02

GJPdnch says, "no Englishman dies
exactly poor, for he leaves his share in the
National Debt 10 his children.n
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-02

INDIAN MA.sAcRE.--A war patty Of ST.
oux-tbe most revengeful tribe Of indians
Of the Nor'h~esi-!ell upon q small en-
campmen. Of Chippe~ss las, Wednesday
week, willie peacesbly engaged il masking
sugar, end killed and scalped fourteen Of
them. TIE victims we're mostly WON. d
and children. They also took one boy
prisoner. Cav. Ramsey will take immedi-
ale measures to bring the offenders con.
nected with the outrage TO justice, as i,
occurred within his Jurisdiction. This
aggression Of the Sioux will doubtless lead
10 retaliation on the part Of the Chippe vas
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-02

CHICAGO JOURNAL. GALESA ADvERTI-
sER.--Those Of our friends inclined TO hear
late news faster than We can present it 10
them through Or weekly, will fnd their
wishes gra,itied by subscribing for either Of
the above excellent daily papers. Copi.s
csn be seen at this office.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-02

IosToS, a.lfll y.
tThe last trip of the America was the quickest
a record.
IRELASD.-In addition TO the abolition OF the
Office OF Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland, il is stated
that the Government has It in contemplation 70
abolish Irish Courts of law, and transfer the
whole machinery for governing Ireland to Lon
don. Both measures are violently opposed by
the Irish press.
Dr. Cullen, the new Catholic primate Of Ire
land, has issued his Pastoral. II emanales from
Rome, and is free from all illusions 10 Politics.
The Proteetionists still continue 10 hold meet
ings, in the apparent vain attemp, OF reimposing
tax on the importation ofarices now adm tied
free OF duty. Mr.. d. Foraei, The leader of tile
Pro'ec,onsts, is still seriously indisposed.
The Repeal Association has been partially re-
viyed in Ireland, under the auspices OF John O.
Council. There is lack of its former spirit
Trade in the woollen districts has sensibly i'm.
proved of late.
FRANcE.-The government is perseveriBgly en-
p.oyed in introducing their measures OF coercion,
in which The majority Of the Assembly sustain
them. The bill relative t. the Press. is meeting
with the most determined opposition from the
editors, which they consider more Objectionable
than a small stamp duty. The official organ OF
the President, attacks the Democratic press and
pointedly hints at the rropriety OF The President
concentrating all political rights in his person.
Eugene Sue, was spoken Of as candidate for the
National Assembly. The French squadron is
now at Naples in which city political persecu-
ti3ns are rife. In abiding TO the revolts OF one
o! the regiments OF Parls,a correspondent under
date OF the 4th inst, states that the Colonel hay-
ing intimated his intention 10 punish an adiutant,
who voted for the Democratic candidates at the
last election; the agitation manifested itself in the
regiment, the soldiers refused to obey their Off
GERS, and set their orders at defiance They left
their barracks in flames, and have since been ma.
rauding the suberbs, behaving in a very disorder
ly manner.
/ RoME.-A recent number Of the Roman OBJ
server says, that the return OF the Pope TO Rome
has been definitely fixed Tor the 9th instant. Ills
speedy return appears 10 give general satisfaction
KILLED By CRATER Mr. Bayard
son Of ex-senator Bayard, Of Delaware
was buried at Naples on The Goth Of Febru
ary. IIo received his death at Vesuyius
on the night Of the recen. great eruption
there, from the falling Of a stone from tho
crater, which nearly severed his arm. liz
bled profusely for sixty hours when an am
putation was ordered, which resulted il
! lock Jaw and death.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-02

This morning the steamer Belle, on her way
down The Ohio, one nile below Warsaw, Ken
lucky, caught fire and was entirely consumed,
with every thing on board. All efforts 10 stop
the flames proved unayailing. She had ON board
when size LEFT Cine matt abou, -four hundred PAS.
sengers, including many California emigrants-
about ONE HUNDRED Of whom are supposed
TO have been either burned TO death or drowned ].
So sudden and overwhelming was The bursting
out and spread OF the flames, that escape seemed
almost impossible. The scene is described as
having been the mos, agonizing ever witnessed.
There were two California camps and about forty
families on board
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-02
ARRIVAL OF MORE GcLD.

MOBILE, aPilI ~.
The PIiti.h steamer Midway arrived here from
Vera Cruz, with 100 passengers and 100000 10
gold dust.
WASHINGTON, April "a
In the Scnatr. Mr Webster is now advocating
his Resolutions. offered yesterday, for the es,ab
li.hnen. Of Branch Mint.
WASHINGTON, "a.
IL THE SsSA-r-Nr. Webster, in speaking in
favor OF the rranch Mint, advanced many facts
in furlherance OF the new means-that some sew
en- or eight millions OF bullion were now in the
minis, which with the seven in the Sub Treasury,
made about Sl5,oo0,oOo. These facts, said Mr..
Webster, threaten great Inconvenience, and he
would show the great importance Of something
being done for relief.
Mr.. Jones said hat additional force would be
required in the Minis.
After some further discussion, in which Msssra.
resolution was then passed, and on motion, the
Senate went into Executive session. Adjourned.
ExpLosroN oFTnE STEAMBOAT HERCULES.
The New Orleans Pcayunc, Of the lih,
contains n ielcgrsphic dispatch from the
Sou,l, Yves, Pass, dated At 10 O'Clock Of the
10Th inst, announcing terrible disaster
on bonrd the s,eambon, Hercules. She
was towing ship at the time Of the cS
plosion, but it is not said that this vessel
sustained any injury. The Hercules was
made a pcrtac, wreck: Every boiler is gone
AL the leans under deck are broken
The boiler deck is carried away 10 the cab
in, aud the boat is leaking" The dcs,ruc-
ton fife on board is thus stated:
KilLcd--B. F. Miller, pilot; James Rid
die, thirl engineer, son Of Capt. Riddle, OF
New Orleans; William Hammond, John
Mnran, WIN. liaran, Thos. Murphy, Rufus
Tnrbox. deck hands or fremen.
Scaldcd- John Fullerton, second engi
neer; Oliver Arnold, Edward Shearson,
james Miller, deck hands or fremen.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-02
aEsEesyaErCE THE OHIO.

VIEW ORE, ApiII =.
The steamer Ohio arrived from Chagres his
morning, with l43 passengers and -four hundred
thousand dollars in gold dust. She brings no
LATER news from California.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-02
PURCHASE OF CUBA.

From certain news. it's pretty well understood,
that negotiations with the President OF the Uni
ted States are on foot, FOR the sale OF the island Of
Cuba
STEAMER BELLE BrRNr-SIOCKING
10 OF LIFE.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1850-05-02

The british steamer Midway arrived here from
Vera Cruz, with 100 passengers and 100000 in
gold dust
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-28
The Deep, ssmsky, Hollow Cough

of the victim of Consumption one Of the most awru
sounds that fell upon the human Cure this Cough
at delay may be fatal The greatest remedy
known for such compn's the Hungarian Balshm ri Life
discovered by Buchan OF London, England and recently
tronced this country under the immediate supenten-
dence OF the inventor.
This unrivaed specific will only relieve, but speedi
~ eileciualy cure, when all have failed
Make experiments whatever the delicate tissue OF
the uns=, bu' seek this miabe remedy, and you
safe. Under its benign and Influence the
obstinate and dangerous cough is speedily removed Spit
sing OF blood alarming, is entirely prevented; night
which nulfy the restoring power of sleep,
che cked in mmaiion reduced pain and the
side feli the breathing rendered loft and
sy, unfortunate sufferer restored from
awful condition Of the Co1sumptlve to healthy and
oriehle condition.
p DAVID +. BGADLEE& son, 100 Washington street
Bosto, Agents fo the United St9e- British Prov
inces. American price, one Dollar per bottle.
Notwithstanding, Salvin X. Collins: Barre, A. F.
Thomas: Washington, Thurber & Eowes: Chelsea, l..
u. Bacon: Corinih, J. Cook +. Corinin, \. Blake ::
Newbury, * H. Reyes; Bradford. G. & II. Pfchard :
NoTihirld II. H. Camp, aud by dealers medicine gene
ally thIoughout New England.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-28

SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEw,-And worthy the attention
of every House Keeper, especially Keepers If Hotels
Boarding Houses, sc. new PATENT ELASTIC Borrow
for Beadsteads nsead of the old way of using the cord
simple an strong The of the invention
consists in furnishing substantial bottom be1teass
which shall be elastic and have all the advantages
beodstead while the time it the
and rails compaciy together if need he without other
aid Its is supercedins almost exclusively that of the
cord stead in all places where has been introduced be-
of its strength and simplicity and because be
furnished the price OF other steas including the
cord. They may be examined all times the Furniture
Rooms of Ahhnl & Emery, Montpelier, VT.
n D. Rickey old bedsteads may be boitomed and
made good fo small consleration
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-28

.tlr. Clay in .Nayyicnd. Resolutions have
been introduced into the Legislature of Mary
land, approving the resolutions of Dir. Clay. and
inculcatng that splrll Of harmony, compromise
and conclaion, which controlled the conven-
ton that framed the Constitution Of the United
States, and under the influence of which the
Union has been preserved and will be maintain
eG.
The Distrnion Contention. Il is said that not
a SINGLE delegate Will 90 from Kentucky to the
Nashville Disuuion Convention. The Philade-
phia North American says, alt is also limited
In some quarters that it is not improbable the
citizens of Nashville will NOT permit the Con-
ven,on to be organized, but Will give the mem
beis an unmstakable hint to hold their Conven-
ton somewhere else"
Whg Rule IN Ohio.-It is stated by the Cer-
mont (Ohioj Courier, That since the Wings have
had the rule in the State It's debt has been re-
duced one million OF dollars. pretty substan-
tal evidence of u wise and economical admins
uaiIon.
Revolutionary Debt Of Ttrcs--The ostensible
debt, including interest, Is SlI ,05569 Il; and
the par value Of the same S5,600696.
There are one hundred and eighty churches in
the city OF Philadelphia. Twenfy-three years
since II only contained eighty.
Southern Sentiment. The National Intel-
gsncer has lately published six or seven columns
OF extracts from the Southern press, all denoun-
cling the movements of the Con ressional disun-
ionisls.
Z ~ The Locofocos of Connecticut have re-
nominated Col Thomas Ii. Seymour as their
candidate for Governor. A Wilmot Proviso res
oution tras laid on the table by a vote of I57 to
81 and subsequently all resolutions concerning
slavery were Indefinitely postponed by an almost
unanimous vote. The Boston Post remarks that
"Connecicut Democrats are now placed fairly
on a national platform ~ 1t will be remembered
that only as long ago as last spring the Democ-
racy ofConnectcut became SO completely enam-
ored of Free soil that they formed coalition
(onE )rinciple J with the abolltioniss. and sue
Gee led in whipping the whlgs." Comment is
UNNECESSARY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-28

aThe proprietor respectfully offers his original Pulmo-
mic syuP the public tor Coughs, Gods
SUMPTION Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Palpation of the
Hear, and Scoua 1t has before the public upwards
of twelve years, during which scarcely
has used it without finding relief II has succeeded 10 cas-
whce all other remedies had failed .he proprietor
cpnscentously believes, from its great success that is
the best remedy these Diseases discovered
log devoted the whole of his last sixteen
years the treaimeu; of Consumption, Liver CompsiD
Dyspepsia and all disc of the pitory
aans, he points TO his success, sufficient guaran
the public of his skill and ability. lie denies that the
disease iucuab, and dduccs the foregoing
proof OF his position. His unprecedented
solely upon the merits of his PULMONlC SYRUP, and
vods the of Opium and other narcotics which only
administered 10 rciece but the patient.
Price-Sl per BOTTLE bottles for So Sold Wholesale
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-28

STATE OF VERMONT The rrnbarc Court Tor The
Randolph ni-iuci. Distinct ef Kiaio'Ph-
To al persons interested he estate Of Joseph Foster,
ARE OF lunbidee s1id district, dcceu-ed inte<tate
FTLiZJR Il. FOSTER, Aduiiai, Of said Estate:
!. rerre--nis said Coar,, ty h- petition ia wrtn-l
h u tine al 1>rpi Fu.ttf- dcra d I'D sies'd IN foe OF
estate that also ief personal esatei
that sad estate owned hs hin laily With others
tst II i De beneficial fl the er, and those interest
ed 90 said estate acauie situated mot 20
ofa convenient partition distribution among said
heirs, hnt The shue OF -lid estate, personal aud rcui
houl be sold although The may not be necessary Ia
pay dcb and chafrss Of admins 4un. aud th1 the
crcds Of she r h tecrced a1l sisuad he law difeets
aui said administrator his male Application 10 said Court
license eel and convey SAID estate accordingly
Said appicauo VIA be heard o., sad Cout the Pro
ba'o Oire go N@shirsfon- I'D nsr'et- tho A'h
Tuesday. in March next
You therefore, herely notified appear before said
Court the time and faesaid and object # you
cause, 80 the granting Of sail license.
Dated Tunhrdss, said District, this 10 day of Feb
ruary, A. d. lo50,
!. Il. HUTCHINSON, Rrgi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-28
Beware of EnsDOsitiOn /,

The greater the value ofanv ne discovery the higher
is held IN the estimation of the public, much in
roporton is the public liable be imposed upon by the
curious limitations OF ignorant, dies gnIng dish
who, like the drone 10 the hive have neither the
tbty nor inclination think provide or themse
ut thrive and luxurate the earnings the deserv-
ng;
Nstars Balsam of Wild Cherry diseases of the un.
nd the many singular affected hav ma
Attracted the attention of many physicians we'll
re wh"le fraternity OF quacks-and caused unprircpled
iuntereiters and init ators palm of sp
similar name aud appearance OF the genuine Basam.
ONE are called Syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar 'rhcr
Syfup,' COMPOUND Syrup OF W:ld Cherry 'Wild
-herry ana Comffey,' ard sundrv other Compounds to
which they attach long string of 'pu.'' But OF
nostrua,s know nothing IL is Wis tar's Bal.am
Md Cherry alone thai performs the cures. Let them not
de ceive You. The genuine signed ~. Butte"
Seth w Fowe, Druggist, l39 Washington street. Boston,
Mass, IS the sole proprietor OF the iua receipt for the
auuacure of the genuine medicine nd supplies both at
holesae and RETAIL and Of whom agencies be
DR.. WISTARis BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
II kuosn many years that the Wild Cherry Tree
fthis climate possessed valuable medicinal properties
ed, The fact known the lhorisnes decociion
the leaves bark of this has regarded by
eif ihlsirilns Of The most eeciua remedies
This fact several years since, arrested aen-
IN of d. Nistar, highly respectable practitioner of Viz
lie investigated with care The Ealing propafiic f
Wild CheTsycstrd effects wheu administered Home
ID when in combination with other remedial agents. IL
that its natural virtues might be greatly nooved and
combining with Ingredients whose properties were
I'll proved and generally recognized, medicine nro
iced which constituted a reoedv f ,rent yIne -, n,Ia
affections ard diseases Of tie chest and hro,i-deases
hich pavcrby prevalent in cities large towns
d often prove fatal swelling the bills o aortlly much
enter extent than l. the with Others had
osi said all 'ther classes OF Diseases
EXAMINE CLOSELY BEFORE PURCH iSGN,s.
The genuine Ra-au l. put up in bottles. the words
Dr.. Wisiar's Balsam of Wild Cherry Philap blown in The
iass-eaeh bottle bearing Libel Tie front, the zig
Of H. WfSTAR NJ d.
Th. will be envclopod hereafter with wspor cor, ,.l,
cured y on which Will always appear The witch sigma
ne of l. 81 !tS Any one couHierciiin The label
pper or ipisn- u'e signature OF The General AGENT will
phni-hcd VITA the utmost rsoT of the law.
iseme.t'or The Original aus only genuine Wstars Raj
mot " t Ch-fs ale=fs bears the Wrlleu l.
u + on tic pPer
None genuine unless sgncd |. BUTTS.
Fot safe JOS BEpFlEi.b s. tiEANNfS, Montpelier, : X
films, do; fleHcl \ Walker, Haue r. L = c. French
tahed; lhus5ur o. Bo"les, Washington DicAas,u an
.Islce, Chelsea.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-28
lsEDDING * co. Booksellers.

NJ 8 ; TAIE STKEET,
General Agents for New England.
9cAso sold by Town & Hail. Montpeier; Samuel Mich
OILS, Bellows Falls; J. A. Sawyer * Co, Greensborough
Goodei s. Gould, East ST. Johnsbury; Hicks & Co., Esst
Calais John a. :. White, Mortified Center.
Doct schencks pamphlet the nature of Consumption
and ITS cure with certificates, be had gratis above
Boston. Dec. 1919. So
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-28
letter from "A Boston Clergyman.

BUS ON- November /. lc4o
hessrs. REDprNG < Co: Genilemen,-Havinr had
sion speak ublc nearly every night for several
past fsom emes IA the open aif.) and having used your
Schenrk PuimoEic Syrup, cannot deny the pleas
o.! rendering To this voluntary tribute worth
ofthlt article have PROVED II 10 various ways
and feel entire confidence recommending pubic
speakers aud NIL persons afflicted coughs, colds
ho4rscness, and difficulties of that description.
You liberty this unsolicited any
way that viii relieve the suferinss of humanity.
Truly yours, CHALES w. DENISON.
Editor American Eaele.n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-28
ttlarkets.
Cambridge Cattle Market, Feb. 20

Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser.
Al Market 1854 Cattle about 21 Beeves and 100 Stores
consisting of Working Oxen, Cows and Calves Yearlnys
Two Years Old and Three Years Old.
FTiees--M4iket Beef-Extra 1915 per cwt l.t quality
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-02-28

$685. 2ne quality sa.75 Sd quality 81. ordinary So $780,
Stores Working Oxen 800, IS, go.
Cows and Calves S20, Is, 30.
Yearlings, IS 7. 70.
Two Years Old, 10, Is 90 One calf sold for $50.
Three Years Old, Sl2, l6 %.
Sheep and Lambs, Il37 Market.
PnicEs-Extra SO, 4,S7 LEA Sc. By Lot-sl IS l,6o.
$500.
Swine-None.
Remarkable Market ia hard-pces have declined and
but few sales have been Effected.
IS Cars the Ftcnhursh Rsoad. and 96 over
the Boston and Lowell Railroad loaded with Cattle and
Sheep,
Number from zach State