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Special Notices
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On the 3IsI Oct ~ Rev & Cast. Mir l. II
SfAUB oG CumbeT land iurmrrN 40 M4rin.tutg
ana Ms, CATHRINE GRAZlER, OF Maiun..
burg.
On he 26,h at Nv Rev g. w mol.
Ida E'q ~ Had scrab5 r Bsrsr,rv County
aud hIs. - BORDER ct Sa-qhrrd.lU~n
On The 2it int ~ the Rev + ~ Rtghrv Nj
JAMES DUNN, IT Cake CuU.b. 10 Nh,
MARY GRIM, Ol Berkeley Cuua,y
In G-uysturc Pa, ~ the - hull Rev
Nj k'ifer Mi JACOB wlNTERNONER ,l
sh.ph.rt.'oSn Va, to M,'s MARGARET ~,
DANNELL OF The form. place
A. Harmony on Tue 'sy e=rniur Nv ~
Rev. =. IA. R-Er--. Nr ;iNESw GntpWIS
10 Mas JANE CUMMi>S ct Luul,un.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-11
NOTICE.
NOTICE,

\ IL lh''- lhai are oSi ng n l would h. yery
n much yaiigsj 20 t4sm VI hey uput c,It 80
pay ~" a. 'h- iar'h-s' ~ Tie 18Th % Ocfo,.r A,
49, s.'ht go b"i''mu's I' hat nmc. | tDrU'
Sish Go pu' NV ru,tpncts iu The rrfr,.,. 80 t,,,
a ''uhl' e"'ise'sd BY an Uhe-l must hayr
mrne" o. ray M deJts. 50 look outl
sept . - TIiOS RAWLINS
DLAiR ~ Cos CuEYIA LDIENGE- fro,
doom ~ inc IIeaf. Thee .l.ng,. arss---
81 - sale ant o. mo Ils'srlrs. =, an ra-r,ust
remedy for cni' iu che Hra g Wa.sriur 10 ne r.rs
Sn'eliuR a.. raficu .srly D. Iss,n 10 fhr earIv
aR'-. scif' IN isiiihg o. fsli'y" The uspirasant
'FmP'"m. Affirming those complaints. F,f.a,s ~
Aug - CO BELLER S CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-11
BOOTS ANO SEKoES.

o. HATS AND cars 80
| OVER C0OPairurEODTS VI
EGoA 'n' SHOES. GrI-f-t.r. hA1sf ~
q Men Fine sGd C.arsr II
COTS Heavy FrFgar.: Ladies. Cisck and
Fancy GaU-is; LsIir.' AtI.-r B.-.--
ByN hip Boots ara Sro,. Misses ana
CHttfrB', ycsy iatg- assortment
The Lrrumr ,iyr Auction Car viii remain IN
This place until The 2i.h oi tbs month The
Efarch Auction Store will tc in Smiihhcli com
ururirg Wednesday. Ociu,cf IJ,h ami CONTAIN,
i"f 'nr week only AZ persons ~ want Of Har.
gain, will, Be- we'll 200 give usacaIl t.fsr. ru,rb..
sIn- c.-rrh,r~ W. viii sell iIify pcfcebi. sheap.
er iEaa any retail house N the county. and Tor
l--. money han Eau b. bought ~ Baltimore ON Al,
months credit BY orfrr uj he Prorri,rDrs
JAMES IL FRAZIER
Agent and Aur .i,urrr Cbaflrstoun
ALSO on trHui.r 90 Gods ~ -jSdnf Afs worth
81 FALL AND WINTER GOODS 10 he ,olt Al
AuUi.u. without 70 crvr tor whom Il ms.-y con.
c.rn "r rh,h iu 10 sold 10 iron, u Court. House
during Superior Court
tr..'"r 70 i-i~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-11
roR SALE.

4 LARGE numr-' q TtLTIHEU STR
n WANTS. ir uflg Nfr " u,.r r.,s
a.. GIf.s 81 b~sfty 49, Soon f..sn. .r.ssat, a..
% fro a. firsf.- Sa.. Hr. o.. r.. D..
10 .f.s. 90 p@Is.Is sI-r.rr .. .H..l.a.. I..4.Fr
a. rms Orfi'E
OCT 90 l-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-11
SWAN g. CO.'S LOTTERIES
TRlUM PLANT.
SWAN n co CONTINUE TO DRAW
As USUAL WITHOUT INTERRUPTION

SWAN Il Co.'s
LOTTERIES ARE Legal. AND
AuTHoRlZEp 5y The STATE Of GEoRGIA.
The late attempt TO injurs eur Firm
has shown that our Lotteries are drawn
tarly that our fr'kes are paid punetoal
ly and that our schemes are more liberal
than .uy Other Lottery in the world
INliE .".us Srh-m~ will - drawn hyn
S"'> Z Manager. "a The Spana AeNd-
INV l'.te''. fH ~arh "a their Siuriv Nunihsr
L'"''i-' '.f y .'ri.-r l~t~ al Arstsr. G-o,.
ga % Vn' ir urtr- ne soP,TiutshJssss Of .e-
mt>st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-11

/ ARGE To-, Love, Sup~u,-IIon-v Soar an,
u received Nv 4 RELIEF Eh
September u ISSS
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HtNrN Psish Abes. tf usfy
- JDHN = HyDrr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-11

CLASS ~ Draw. on SATURDAY., Nov.
10 l~IS
CLASS ia Draw. on SATURDAY.. No,
30 i~-~
GLASS II Draws 90 Saturday. Nov.
. l~TS
90 rh- r'sn Of sing. uumr.r.
90 GOO Tickets
f,'~ th7uss"f to"' IiasltsI sod IS Pru..
NEARLY PRIZE To- ENEKN . TICkETs
MAG NlFItENT SCHEME
To rs DRAWN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-11-11

NINE Cordial EuNrr of yellow Peruvian
Aug ~ e B.LLER d co
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NEW HOODS.
NEYN PERFInE.
For PIckIing Pnrpo.rs.

MACE Cirrsm.r Glove, VUmsg 0i8gsr
VI AIisT.-f. rsggrf So Cs'.t, s-sf. f.f 80,
~ q g. BEtLER 4 CO.
Hrff q i-s-
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-29
MEDICAL PARTNERSHIP.

DOCTORS DELDNl AND McWilINNEf
TTAvE UNITED III The practice ~ Medicine NV.
IL ring the absence Of Dr.. D'lony all Messages Wl
found at all times, day ornjsht, at h- Residence. lo
late dwelling Of a. Levi
Clinton. La. Jan. /. 1858
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-29
NEW SPRING d. SUMMER GOODs!l

NEW SPRING d. SUMNER GOODS!l
V'IIE UNDERSIGNED are now receiving by almost
Il every trip Of the cars from the various northern
markets Il lot of their new stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
aud expect the same to be larger this season and
more carefully selected than any stock Of merclan-
die ever brought to this market
They expect to have their entire stock completed
by the middle Of this month, aud would olcr The fol-
lowing Inducements for continuance of the very
libcral patronage Of the community at large to-wi:
Low PRICES PROPER ATTENTION-GOODS
FASIiiONABLEAN AND WAREANTABLE ARTICLES.
They do not deem it necessary 10 enumerate any
Of the articles 70 bG found IN their 80 we'll known es
tabshment by adding, that their usually large stock
II still increased in quality and variety.
Call at the old stand and satisfy yourselves.
i6 BLOOM. KAHN & Co
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-29
CLINTON. Ia. SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 49, 1858
Legal. SALES.
SIIERIEFS SALE.

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, Seventh District
PARISH or EAST fEi1CiANA. Court
Mrs T.. Taylor CT al.,
VS.. No 2GGO.
Thomas l.. McGloc ct al.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT Of fcri facias 20 me d
ID rectcd by the Honorable Court aforesaid in the
above entitled causc, ! have seized and will offer At
Shorn's sale 1T the door Of the Court House in the
Town Of Clinton. parish aforesaid, on the
FIRST SATURDAY IN JUNE, 1858,
at II o'clock \. NJ. all the right title. interest and
claim Of the defendant Thomas l.. McGhee in aud to
The following described property to witt
Eight lots of ground with all the improvements
thereon: situated, lying, and being, in the
Town of Clinton, Parish and State afore.
said, and known on the fruratiye plan Of
said Town. as Lots numbered six (G),
seven (D, eight (8), nine (0), fifteen
G5), sixteen (1G), seventeen (7), and
eighteen (lS), in square, number forty
two (42).
TERMS oF SALE
taah. with the benefit ci appruisament
mag ! ISIS Il. NJ. G. BROWN, Sheriff
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-29
SPENLAI4 NOIIlE.

WE RESPECTFULLY CALL TIE ATTENTION
w Of our Friends, Customers. aud the Trading
Community generally. to the change we have inst
made IL our commercial firm and business arrange
men..
lst. The business heretofore carried on under the
firm and style Of 4. LEVI. BLOOM & Co. will
hereafter br conducted under the style d. BLOOM
KAHN. 4 o.. and composed Of The same memberc
as tta old firm.
ID. \. LHw has taken one half Of his interest
ont Of the business which reduces the funds Of TIE
concern
ID. Il therefore bocom imperative on IL to setlc
mp our business and to effect this are compelled
to ask and exact Il prompt settlement and payment
Of all outstanding debts contracted prior TO Jan. st
iSjS. This is the only means by which to keep up
our large assortment d. goods and grant n future
our usual accommodations to purchasers
4th. We design that the Stock kept in future shall
equal, if not urpas in variety quautity, and quail
y what the house hus eyer yet been able to display.
5th. The larger portion Of our SPRING AND SIN
MER STOCK has been ordered from New York. and
will be completed in New Orleans. and sold at the
old stand on the very best terms
Ia3- AGAIN, AND. AGAIN, o@G
As matter Of interest to both parties We press the
necessity Of prompt arrang cl all debts due
We are forced to pay ours.
BLOOM K'IIN 6 Co,
REPRESENTING:
5, BLooN 4. Levi, 5. KAHN. s. .tnl&G.
Clinton La + FphruArV lS5S
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-29
NO.. 3.
Gbe ftIitian;t Demotrat.
Il II N

SUBSCRIPTION -THnEf Dollars per year. payable
IN advance. TorR. If not paid within six months,
and FIVE. fnot paid before the close Of the year.
Advertisements inserted at One
Dollar per square. Of 10 lines or less for the first
insertion and Fifty cents for each subsequent one
Professional and business Cards not exceeding six
lines, for twelve months TEN Dollars. Advertise
ments not marked with thc number Jg Insertions
viii be inserted until forbid
PATENT MEDICINES Thirty dollars per half column,
per gear, and none of greater length inserted
ASNorScING CANDIDATES ron OFFICE :-TEN DOLLARS,
payable in advance.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-29
AGENTS.

The following named persons are our authorized
agents to collect monies due for, and receive subscrip
tions 10. the " BENocRArn
ARTiIl r MchEN,li, Jackson, La.
X. CHICK. Port Hudson.
JOHN 4. McftUGil, Plains Store
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-29
MEDICAL. UNION.

nRS. TAYLOR n LANGWOErili have th. day
~ associated for the practice Of Medicine and Sur-
gerry in all its yariou. branches. Prompt attention
given to all calls and no extra charge for consulta-
ton when the advice of both is required.
Office east side of the Public Square.
Clinton La. August |. ls51 ~
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-29
SIIERIFFS SALE.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, Seventh District
PARISH or EAST FELICIANA. Court.
Emily lIeyman,

Abraham VI. Ileyman.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT of iicrl iacial 10 me di-
ID rcctcd by the Honorable Court aforesaid in the
above entitled suit have seized and will offer a'
Shcrils sale ut the door Of the Cont House III the
Town Of Clinton. snid Parish on the
FIRST SATURDAY IN JUNE, 1853,
ut II O'Clock. 4 NJ, all the RIGHT title. interest and
claim ~ the defendant Abraham N. iiryman. Hi aud
70 the following property, to wit:
Fractional part Of Lot, number nine (9), in
square, number seventeen (l1), in said
Town Of Clinton, with all the buildings
ana improvements thereon, measuring 20
feet front, by 100 back between parallel
lines, beng 50 much Of said lot number
nine off Of the south side, and the same
formerly owned by i L. Rst now de-
ceased,
TERMS or SALE.
Ca#h with the benefit Of appra,cment.
may /. 1865 y. NJ. q. BROWN. sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-05-29
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CARDS, NOTICES, &c.
DIP A Z BROWN

.TANiNG Located at the residence Of u. NJ G.
IL Brown. on Redwood, would respectfully solicit
The patronage of all those who desire Medical OF
Surgical aid mayl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-14
From Kansas,

We have received from Kansas the resolutions
which were adopted by the Free State Conven-
ton at Lawrence, Dec. Oath. These resolutions
embody the express determination Of the Free
State men of Kansas. They decided to vote
upon the Lecompton Constitution on the 4th of
January, as provided for by the Legislature at
its late extra session-but not to pote for State
Officers under that Constitution. This latter, it
will be recollected, was the great question for
them to decide, and which elected the most ex-
citing discussion in the Lawrence Convention.
Information states that peace has been declared
in the southeast. All the Free State prisoners
u Fort Scott ARRESTED under the Rebellion Act)
have been set at liberty; and all the Missouri
ans, very soon after hearing that "Jim Lane"
was in their vicinity, suddenly left for home.
The Free State forces have, therefore, dispersed,
and Lane had arrived in Lawrence. When the
last detachment of U. S. troops reach Fort Scott
they will find peace restored, and Lane will be
attending to his usual business at Doniphan an
Lawrence.
A despatch says that the Free State men voted
down the LecOmpton Constitution at the election
on the 4th inst.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-14
Washington Gossip.
The Washington Star of Jan. 5. says:

The Washington Star of Jan. 5. says:
THE on dit is, that last evening there oc-
Cured mnch CRASHING of teeth among the
outsiders in Washington sympathizing with
the fllibusters, who for the first time realized
how utterly unfounded is their hope that the
Southern members of Congress are disposed
to risk the hope of the acquisition of Cuba
by compromising the Government of the
United States with Walkers career of MUIR
der, arson and plumber in Central America
AS evincing official sympathy on their part
would do, beyond all question"
The following is from the correspondence
of the Philadelphia Press:
at is confidently stated here that Cover
nor Denver declares, in the most frank and
undisguised manner, that Governor Walker
and secretary Stanton had pursued the wisest
course in their managemesasf the affairs of
the Territory. Every party in Kansas, or
who come from there, unite in commentators
of Walker and Stanton's course, as the only
just, wise and polite one in the circumstan-
ces Of the Territory.
The accounts from the West continue to
Indicate universality of opposition to the
Lecompton swindle in that location.
The following is from the Washington
correspondence of the New York Evening
Post:
"Letters received here, dated 24th ult.,
from Kansas, prepared us for the news re-
ceived this morning. The battle between
the people and the United States dragons is
the direct and immediate consequence of the
evaporation produced by the Presidents Mes.
sage. 1t is q quick veri6cation of Douglas
prophecy, that the constitution must be forced
at the point Of the bayonet if at all.
There are between three and four thousand
United States troops in the territory, most Of
them st toned at Leavenworth. Genera
Lane will have at the outside, two Thousand
men with him, and it is believed can main.
tain himself against all the troops which can
be spared to send against him. He has showr
that he has much more skill in military of
fairs than in political, The troops fred first
and he thus has secured the advantage o
having acted on the defensive.
There is no longer any doubt there ar,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-14
I-)iie0.

In watsAeld, JAM 9th, Mrs. Philany Joues relct Of
the late Jenson Jones, aged rs years.
In Calais JAM 9th, Of Typhoid Fever, Mr.. Rufus P.
Moses, aged 81 years, months and Is days.
In Middlesex, Dec 30h Mrs. Sabra Burre aged about
SO years. Printersin N. H. and Illinois please copy
In Rochester, Ill., Dec. Ist Darius s. Parker aged At
years, formerly Of Charleston N. H.
In Middlesex, JAM 4h Of Cankerrash, Clara H. only
daughter Of A. D., and Sarah NJ Woodman aged year,
months and days Also JAM 0 Of the same Eldridge
o., Oldest SON of A. D. and Sarah NJ. Woodman, aged
years and months. Printers in NJ H. please notice.
In Z. Montpelier, Jan. 5th, Susan Maloy daughter Of
William Maloy, aged Is years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-14

In Bethel, at Comsock's Hotel, by Rev. 8. A. Davis
Dec 3st Mr. Herbert R. Smith and Miss Luthera H. KEEL
tsey, Of Tunbrdge. Joseph g. Converse Of More
own, and Miss Mary Il. Hatch, Of Randolph.-Also,
JAM 1st Mr.. Henry NJ. Wilson, of Brookfeld and Miss
Laura B. Webster, Of Stockbridge. Bethel, by the
same, Jan. ID, Mr.. Lyman Rogers and Miss Sarah E.
Pierce, Of Royalton.-Jan. Sd, Mr. Geo. A. Thompson
and Miss Caroline Hamblin, of Hamlet, N. Y.
In Planfed, Dec. 30th by Rev. f. S. Bliss Me-. Byron
Goodwin of e. Montpelier, and Miss Helen Batcheder
of Planfeld.
In Chelsea, Dec alst, by Rev. c. s. Guernsey, Mr.. j.
F. T. Corwin, of Tunbrdge and Miss Ester Hunt uf Che
sea,
In Corihth Jan. LIST, by J. A. Sherburn, Mr.. Hiram
Comsock aud Miss Betsey j. Richardson both of Boston,
Mass.
In NorthGeld, Jan. 3D. by Rev. l. H. Stone, Mr.. NJ
Gourley and Miss &. A. Perno, both Of Northfeld
In wolcott Jan. LIST, by Rev. A. Ball, Mr.. Israel Phil
brook, Of Morrisown, and Miss Hannah Tyler, Of VOL
colt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-14
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

CoRRscrsD THE FREExAS EVERY WEDNESDAY.
At Market 1854 Cattle mostly Beeves and storesconsis
ing Of Working 0xen Cows and and three years old
Prices-Market Beef-Extra $500 a7,25 first quality
$3.50 ID, $3.50; Sd $500.
Working Oxen-s75, 100 to ITS.
Cows and Calves-$30, so to 81.
Calves-$0 to 0.
Yearlings gil 49,
Two years od-$20 to 25.
Three years oh-$2s to 80
Sheep and Lambs32Oo at market Prces-In lots 81 so
to 2,5O. Extra, $500 to $50.
Swins-6So at market. Live, btoe. Dressed, to o..
Hides, co. Pelts, so75 to o,sT Calf Skins, to TO-
Tailow, TO o..
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-14
THE SPEAR PLACE.

l will inform those wishing for information
that the land. with all the mills, buildings,
wall and lumber taken off, is worth SOS per
acre-$650 saw mills, &c, (25 feet head and
fall,) $3.50 grist mill and turning lathe, with
ls feet head and fall) 5000 house, wood-shed
and barn, $3.50; timber on l6 acres $500;
stone wall, 5000; grated orchard, $751;
stone dam costing $500; and stone bridge
from house to grist mill costing 5000. The
whole is on a good road three fourths of mile
from Braintree village, and within three and n
half miles in different directions are six meeting
houses. If all the above apprisas are not low,
| will pay those desirous Of looking for their
Ftime and trouble in doing So The place must
be sold. The house is newly repaired, inside
and out, with new elapboards and paint | will
! give notice when sold. j. G A. SPEAR.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-14
BRIGHTON MARKET.

CORRECTED FOR TUB FREEMAN EVERY THURSDAY.
At Market 2loO beef CATTLE 21e Stores 5000 sheep and
lambs, 200 swine.
PMcEs-Beef Catte-Extra $780, first quality, $3.50
ID quality, $3.50 Sd $500
Working oxen-$7O, %. 100, to 100.
Cows and Cayes-S1S, "a to 81.
Caives-$O, 2to 3.
Two years old-S20t to Is.
Three years old-S2S to 81.
Sheep and Lamps-$l,5o to Its; extra $500 to $50.
Swine-In lots &c retail, &c.
Hldes-5c per III Talow-6e. Calf skins-l2o. Pelts
DC rs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-14
Lamoille Central Academy
HYDEPARK, LAMOILLE CO.. VT.

HYDEPARK, LAMOILLE CO., VT.
THE SPRING TERN will commence on Thursday Feb
ruary 25th and continue eleven weeks under the
tnued charge of
H. HENRY POWERS, A. B., Principol.
Miss LUCY E. CHAMPION, Preceptress,
Miss BELLE q. SAWYER, .a,....
Miss JULIA A. SAWYER, A'''''
Mss Miss DIAM H. H1en Instrumental Mnsc
Miss HELEN r. J0sLYN, Drawing and Painting.
CHARLES DUTTON, Vocal Music.
s. L: WswELL, N, D., Anatomy and Physiology.
J. W. SwAzEY, Ponmanshp.
1t 10 believed that this School greater
ges than other in the State both those fttiug
College and those desiring thorough English Education
ull hour given every important recitation and thor
oughness is the only motto in each department The In
have long been engaged in teaching The Pre-
ceptress who teacher OF French and Spanish grad
uate Of Que Of the first Female Colleges the country and
those desiring correct and thorough instruction French
can here In higher degree than most schools ehoy It.
Board. Rooms. &C.
The price Of Board varies with the acoommoda tions
modations be obtained at $l75 per week. including
everything. Rooms for those wishing board themselves
are rented for 12l cents and shilling per week. It is
fact worthy Of notice. that furnish better accommoda
Students have treble in securing good boarding places
Applications should be made early to the Principal.
TUITION
English branches from % 50 to 400
Latin and Greek, $50
French with other studies 200
French alone $50
Music (Piano) 500
Music (lE0licon) 800
Vocal Music, Free.
70 charge for Of Instrument In Music and charge
for incldenals Of any kind. 1t will thus be that the
charges here less than at other Schools Finally the
Trustees would commend the School to the patronage
the public believing its present prosperity is sufficient
guaranty for the future. loft
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-14
Orange County Temperance Society.

The Orange County Temperance Society will hold It's
Annual Meeting at Chelsea, Thursday, Jan. 2, 1885, at
10 O'Clock NJ II Is expected that every town In the
County will be represen ted An address will be expected
from he Rev. Mr. whittemore at O'Clock, IN, on the
question OF Total and Unconditional Prohibition Of Aco
Soic liouors b. DYER, President.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-01-14
Che Mtarkets.
MoNTPELIER MARKET.

RsPoRrgD FOE rHE RREsNAs EvERY TUESDAY MoRsIxo.
PRoyisIoSs.-Buer, 70 to IT, Cheese To II Lard, 10
to H. Tallow. to TO- Dried Apple, to 7; Eggs, Is;
Potatoess to 80. Beans o0s1.25 Maple Sugar. to
onions-s6 Appes-common. 20 to 50 good, $500 to
$50 per bbl Round Hogs. a6t
FLOuR-western s5,2S Extra, 500; Double Extra, 500
Berlin Mills Extra Family, $3.50; Double Extra, 500
GRAIN AND HAY-Corn, rs. 0sts 80 to 90. Herdsgrass
Seed 5000 TO 900 per bushe Clover. 90 to 90 PEE pound
Hay, 50, to IS, per bon. Rye, s.
MISCELLANEOUS Dry and Green Hard Wood. $500 to
$3.50 Shlases, rs u $3.50 wool.-Common,
90 10 90. MeRino, so to IS.
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A SUITABLE reward will be paid for information give
10 either the Treasurer Of ontpeier East hontpe
Her that may lead to the recovery Of the TREURERs
BooK OF ACCOUNTS Of the original town OF Montpelier from
isss Ia 1870 Per order Of the Towns OF
Io7ws MONTPELIER h EAST MONTPELIER
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BOSTON MARKET,

CoRREcTED PoR FRESHMAN EVERY TUESDAY, MORNING.
FLouR.-western, s4,25 $50.
PoRK.-Prime, $14,OO a 1850, Mess, $3.50 q 1900
Beef $12 Is. Lard, 10 a IL. Hams, 81 a 10.
Butter Is a 90. Cheese, 8 a 9. Eggs, 20. Potatoes
so $O75 Apples, $3.50 $50 per Dbl. Onions, s1,5s
200. Dried Apple, 7a9. White Beans, $500 $50.
Wool saxony Fleece, 70 At. American full blood, SO
. 4oi half blood, 80 80; Common, 25 80.
Corn, 70. Oats, 40 a 43. Rye, $0,73 Herds Grass
Seed, $3,75 400. Clover Is 10 per Id. Hops,7a g.
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Engine Company, No. /,

Have this day disbanded, authorizing Geo. watson to
receive all moneys due the Company
By order Of Company, HENRY BARNS, Clerk.
Montpelier, Jan. I, 1858.