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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-18

~ The Worcester Mass Daily Times Of
Jan. 7, publishes brief biographical sketches
of the members Of the City Government that
day inaugurated. We copy the following as
being of interest to Mr.. Goddards friends in
this State
Isaac Godiard, alderman from ward 5.i.ana,,o N
Vermont having been born in that state in 1900 his
father having deceased when he but nine vears n
age, he thrown upon his resources at the early
age Of ten years when he came 10 this cv and was an
prenticed to the paper making trade aud remained with
the employer until 1925. Then. at twenty i've
years Of age he commenced that business career which
has been successful and which has rendered his name
so well known in nearly every State of the Union and
in foreign countries His FIRST business stand was made
at Montpelier, VT where for three years he was
IN manufacturing paper. He then went TO Military in
this state, where he remained in the same business ycn
years, and then At Qunsigamond two years In 1895
in connection with late Henry P Howe. Mr. Goddard
laid the foundation Of the present extensive and scces
ful business conducted by Goddard Rice a % -
The firm commenced the manufacture " paper machine
y win three wotkmen only, but the business rcmu
nerauve ana rapidly increased and in the course Of ten
years the manufacture Of calico machinery was added
By this time the business such magnitude As 10 re-
quire the attention Of interested parties and con-
sequentiy George Nj Rice was in 1876, made partner
in the concern Mr. Howe deceased about one yenr al
TER MI kiees connection with the business and since
then two other partners have been added and the bus
ness increased by the addition Of boiler manufacturing
and other branches n mechanical industry until al th
present time ne business is the largest of the kind in
the word, aud has brought into the city more than So
100000 for circulation, aud the losses ~ Mr. Goddard A.
lone, Il is said, have amounted $1,000 previous To the
year 1886 It's matter Of history that the first steam
engine ever put into operation in this county was run by
Howe Goddard. These facts are monuments Of the
enterprise and saRaetiy Of the subject Of this sketch
ana proves mat notwithstanding the very limited vant
ages enjoyed in his earlier days. II has not prevented him
from securing an ample fortune in an honorable busi
successfully " p"
Mr. Goddard was member Of the common council
during the first two " city organization and
has served as an alderman for the years 1859 and 1850
so that his experience will prove Of much value in the
board the ensuing year.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-18

" The people of Johnson have given
1923 for the relief Of the Kansas sufferers.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-01-18

Mr. Bieler introduced bill proposing amendments to
the constitution the people 70 vote the 18th Of Febru
airy whether they viii accept them.
Mr. bgiers bill provides for taking the sense OF the
people Of the country upon the following amendments to
the constitution That the territory nov held aud here
afer acquired shall be divided by line the parallel
SO 80 that in all terrltoniy north Of said line nvol-
hibed and IN all territory south VI said line inyoluna
ry servude exists in the states south ~ Mason
aud Dixons line shall be recognized and sustained and
protected by all departments OF the territorial govern
and territory north south ~ that line shall be
admitted state, with the boundaries which Congress
shall prescribe when IL contains population requisite
ente il member Of Congress according TO the
federal ratio Congress shall not have power TO abolish
slavery in places under its exclusive Jurisdiction and sit
within the limits o. states that permit the holding
Of slaves p0ger 10 abolish slavery in the district of
Columbia so long as IL exists in Maryland Virginia or
either Of them, without just compensation to the
il shall be the duty Of Congress 10 provide that the
United States shall pay the owner who applies, the fun
value Of his fugitive slaves in all eases where the Marsh
all other officer whose duty il is arrest the fugitive
shall be prevented by violence intimidation, or when
after the arrest is made the fugitive shall he rescued by
eoscry Of his slave the United States to have the right
20 sue the county where said Violence intimidation
committed 20 recover with interest the amount
thus paid the county 20 have power recover from the
wrong doors rescuefs by whom the owner 10 prevent
cd recovering his fgityes Congress shall have
or 10 prohibit the slave trade but the African
slave trade Is 10 be revived except by the unan
nous consent Of both branches OF Congress hereafter
the President shall hold Office for es years, and be in
eligible election the constitution shall not here
after be amended authorize Congress 10 ntefere
with OF destroy any Of the domestic institutions Of any
state without the consent Of all the states, Adj
HOUSE.
Mr. English Of Indiana asked leave to odsr resoiu
ton that Il ia the duty Of Congress take immediate
steps 70 preserve the unon and far posi-
bic cause for sectional irritation that the committee Of
thirty three be instructed report the necessary
ures TO carry Mr. Offenders plan into effect Mr. Love
10y and others objected
Mr. Game,t Of Virginia introduced joint resolution
10 suspend the OF the federal laws within
tain states. Referred TO the select committee the
Presidsnts special message.
Nj Harris Of Virginia introduced bill to revive the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07

cents sell freely at ia cent premium. For Gus
tom-House purposes 5s and Ga s. at ,ai cent dis
count The ExctaIge on Philadelphia, which lie only
18th ll0th discount iDdicaes tfat practically the
banks Of that city have resumed specie paymeDp On
Bost n tie nte is ll0th discount, and on Baltimore
laIi y cent premium. At Chicago to-day the rate
on New-York suddenly advanced TOT y cent premium.
The fIeig, traffic OH the Erie Road is reported to be
larger than ever before the result partially of the diver
sion If the traffic from Southern outlets TO market by
the disunion troubles at the South discrI ton Of
tie opening Of the Bergen tunnel on this road viii be
found in another column.
The Park Bank since the order Of Judge Barnard
has promptly paid the city fundst the Broadway
Bank.
The Convention of Railroad Presidents will meet at
the St. Nicholas Hotel On the Goth inst.
The following is report of the amount OF corn
transported over the Delaware, Lackawsna and W est
.rn Railroad far the week ending Saturday Feb. =:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07

sPICFS-CssaA scty- sul higher s1lcs oi Il 600 mats 81
l1lc net cssh FtI per sBd Pine, O. sfc quiet
sA1ihe market quiet for Oh descriptions and plre' are
nomiuAly unchanged. 80
SFFDs-The Triya Of Glover Seed lsre been liberal ard
With aus Of IA. export demand pi have dec ID sale.
20. r Ordinary 20 iIo imot, isfuri and
NAL Rough flarr-d Is In lair dsmGLd at a3dsl % =
hn,h -
sKINs-Goat are e. uodsr'e demand sales q O0 Tanpi
go H. az '.r months Deer Ia fair request the
s-s Include sbou, 81 go San Juan s-lI and Hondnas all
a. sc cash
sPELTEg l. very dull ara prizes NOMINAL
TALON - NJ demand h. been lei nd the ilrbet "a
rsdy q tuu good pitLc y " Oc and io ut
bf0gs. E0u.h Fiat ], s.roty - &c, cfhh.
TIN-Thrie very moderate obbng demand for Zig a. 2a
ace 81 it, and &c cs.h foE banea Plates hc without &C
tN.y. and prices are nominal
TOBACj O-Tbr Kentucky Le.f markti l. ou excepting "f
he rrad,s ich little Scve. small sales a'
OF Havana md Florida There Is doris Ia Seed eaf
mainly &c Ncnuibc il quiet sales ioI -tusy OF
aC0pLgs ire receipts so psgs. STOCK little reduced
TElS-Thes has been ..lc HctiEitJ snes 81 ',hl
pbes within few days steady price, ior both Green and
BLACK
stead, mites. Sales II 900 ~ sOut Sea a, bie Cash
NOOITherr has bern change OF importance since the
dlr Of our a report Manufacturers are huyiug very pahgy
aud only IN inst such qua rs ~ i required for their immeJ
ue us. Tie hhuG not large VIII probably be all
required t. srgpy Manufactures the basuce Of be season
Should difficulties brComs f"trd would greatly
relieve the eoe, .l oEly IN the wool sd bat 10 OIL
oh, business ND might tf" ON icpef" gooc
Spng demand bot hould tire dill clics VIII The south
continue viii undo nhr'y be- fair business ooiig with
the North aud cot which ale In 'sy heliy condition we
hear Of 70 sales since list port W" quote: -
Oomns a. fe.cp 3Haf south America. IOGZS
Pulled NoolG.......2 d4gi smyrna
California 20;6 Donstoi, .........' s@SI
Cape. ......... Is 05A last lpd4.-......... 9d50
wHIsKNThe market Is better the demand lair sales Of
200 Dbl. a. le.c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07

TIE Chicago and North. Western RaiIr0ad n now
competed A. far M Neerali at the foot of Lake Whine
bago, and the cars are mailing regular trs TO that
place The track will reach Appleton, seven miles fur
Their, in few days.
The noticeable features in the below statement Of the
commerce of ibis port for January the large decrease
in merchandise Imports The large increase in specie
ports and the immense increase in the exports OF
produce. The amount of merchandise thrown on the
market n only about so e cent as much lat year,
while the imports Of specie have increased seven mil
lone TIE exports of produce in the zane period show
an increase Of five millions. Another marked feature
Of the statement s the large increase in the amount Of
goods put into warehouse 10 await market large
portion of these goods belong to foreign own.r, who
have consT ed them 10 this country in the absence OF
Lie uRnhl nrderr 20 buy on American account.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.

Tar Census OF ILIlsoIs.-The returns from the
Census bureau of the census Of 1850 show thai 'ns
State Of Illinois ha, gained in population more man
double the gain in the six New-England States a a
nos had in 1850 ISL no populations in 1862
The six New. England States had In 1850 49,. - 70
In 1860 3,l2s,6i2. The gain in Illinois wes 49,
psaips, w, SO gained BY The Nsw'Epg'saan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07
PhilndcIphia Cat.Ie MARKET. Fer. S. Is,

There quite large supply OF beef cattle In mlkst this
week Offering, amounting in ell to Beay 1870 head Prices
remained about the prime Be-yes selling IL rom tsd
80 81 LOO n. Ordinary and good were disposed Of at nom
x5dsb
sHEErThe supply Of sheep wa, not vey large oiasiss
gross weight. THU slight advance pc. bon. Prices
Hoes The sse OF Hogs amounted TO on head Of pfces
ranging from s0a 50 y 0o b The demand was enk
I4otS outstanding the large supply. .a..ss.
Covs-only l5s head OF Cows were sold 81 Hem pt'ee"
each according to quality and condition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07
BROOKE YW ITEMS.

PoLIrIcAr--THE County GENERAL CossrTTEE..-
The Kings County Republican General Committee
elected the following officers for the ensuing year at
meeting held Tuesday evening: President, Charles
W. Goddard of the Eighteenth Ward Viee-Prsidents,
ID. O. Bradley Of the Sixth Ward, c. c. Talbot Of the
fifteenth Ward, g. l.. Ford Of the First Ward; Secre-
tsry, j. n stearns Of the Seventeenth Ward Core
spending Secretary, L. W. Murray of the Sixth Ward.
TIE election Of Treasurer was deferred till the next
meeting. The dispute in relation 70 the r,hWard
delegation was referred TO Connittee for report.
The Kings County Democrasc General Committee
completed their organization by eecing tire following
officers. President, Tunis @. BergSn of New-Urech.;
Vice-Preeident, Isaac Badeau; Recording Secretary,
George G.. Hermann Corresponding Secretaries
Gerald Dupont, Maurice Fugersldi Treasurer, Charles
Morrison Sergesut-at-Arms, John Cunningham.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07

HE SKATING PoND.-Anotber bsse-baI match on
sfs'es which was TO have taken place yesterday, was
unavodaby postponed in consequence Of the mild slats
OF the weather. which had made the ice 70 soft as to
renoer another contest imTrscticabe. Thousands Of
persons visited the pond however and some ventured
upon the ice. Several broke through, among them
lady. but no serious consequences ensued except that
como Of them got thorough wettins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07

GRAIN-The heat market opened quite dull ard heavy.
but before the clo-e Change better dmsrd prsvsd aud
fru apparent. There ers inquiry for
milling and wi limited arrivals holder. OF White ls's dis
posed sell. The u go bush Chicseo Spring at = is
81 ~ inferior 10 good % ooo bush good Milwaukee Clio at
2a and this Price refused $40 bush Aubr Iowa at
8 le0 bush prlIe Red State at ~, delivered oEO
bu,h Red We.rn I'll 3td a. the latter rate o choice, IN
store no bush Red Long island 3t 3ln bush
sound White Nesen at 81 20 and S bush. urine White
Michigan So Barley quiet the supply noder tie; sales
of.D buh inferior Safe raro del 6:e Bailey Malt
firm and in fair demand sales Of $40 bush at c tine
pas Ia fh d-u d. and firm sales Of We,t-m at 30
DC and State at 3 &c Corn lower the demand I. fair
the aTya liberal ,sea of ~ 90 bush 6t06Tc for
Western MIsd in 67td6aic for do delivered &C. for
tehoioe) White Southern 6c for elbow do 6406oc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07

MORE <CouRT-HoUE eiTE PRoroa1ioss-Tbe
o. Supervisors held regular meeting yesterday ste
a ~ Which three more roposons preser ted or the
Ss. o. the msH'bers The ART was fIon A. Bins
% offered 70 cell plot q ground lying south Of Deksb
sse eet"eea b. Fes end ynond arse 70 be bai rpSn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07

This evening the Rev. j. L. G. MeKown Of New.
York will deliver his lecture on Cooper aud Imaeip
alive Literature" In the Gothic II. T. Church. como,
OF Grand and Even streets, Eastern District,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07
TotAl......... sGI9,69G SGEOH4 ell 2J7 -
The following are the iooings of the Boston Bank
statement FOR The week ending February 4

The Cairo Ga-eHe Of Th1ndhy says; Business
here continues very brsk, and immense Quantities Of
freight, prncI Tally srrn being shipped Smh Cairo
II now and has been for time, practically the be ID
of navigation the Miss-sippi. Couon has agnin
ohaugeds route. and going north through Cairo
and the Illinois Genital Railroad. We Understand
that heavy contract has been made with Messrs.
Graham, Halliday & Co., for shipment Of cotton by
this route.
All St. Louis boats turning back from this point,
and they find no difficulty in getting loads."
Joe. W. ALop, esq, Receiver Of the Ohio and Mis-
,sfipli Railroad has fed his ninth monthly report
with the CLERK Of the United States Court covering
the operaons of the rad for tie month Of December
The fonC wing j. abstract:
n-t-.--- - - l.. ....nn, ~ 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07

ILLEGAL LIQUeR SFLLlNG.-Ihe court OF otfrI IoI
"a, occupied ia d-po.irg OF liquor case The follow
~; - ~ t,t,ou, were bn-d ssirg vihout lcen'e " ~
9,a~ 6nsa as or % days imprisonment oe"ise beshn
frederick Deppemsn Thomas hct'owan Dem y Mu,,ay so
49, 81 wsr. ZACH o. ed ,misI Martin NslSee vas
6nrd no or 10 imprisonment seVeisl Others pleaded
~, suty " bsn the Cont adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07
MarLcr.-cx,rrlL, Enronrsr yoR THr y. Y T.rrsr

HInSksBAY 2. leb. %. ltbi.
AsURS-Te inquiry 10 fair for Pot 81 Pearl steady
the us ,sde fneri tars Of 800 ~ Western aud soH'h
cOITON~The market has declined L. with very modess'e
We quote lie for Middns Uplants snd I@l2'c io5
Gulf Sslcs $40 ba'es. 80
much sl isrs were u the catalogue ai OILY 100 sod
they bioughr alic II % Amer tie sac 80 bsii
sold at lIall!e sales also Of 20" mats Java at l'' "'
JsSs rb........Isa,e! Ma-,eabO.. .....ii3 qli'
Mo hr 70 prime. ...llIdl3 Jnulica l1I1-
Rio, ordinary ..".....lgdll st. Domingo ea'h'''lisa-
SpI YsIYe MAJ set 81 quiet. sale, Of brxrs City Ada
nantne at lle mos We quote sperm at 'JGS'ci aud rat
cOrPER-Resped Inso continues very moderate demand
both rom manufacturer sid export Tho sales of q pE.'
week are sSoa, 60 %" & b. B nIs a. 1 Gc haed
quiet We quote sbeahng at 2e for suits ana ie'"
Coal Doms,iic Is In fair demand but with r." snyal.
Pr'.' are without imgeltent ,hSns ., o 1 pny
poorer qualities sale Of 100 un' brancie' Liverpool ian
DYEWooDs The nnsrtet .,nl very dal End dsprcvcd,
and The only sale have notice tn' sapan WOOD OF
IRIITsRsin e,s quis, at al sod for Bunch, aud
Rds2 Is for LAYERS Casn" are selling at 4t@'e' Vf
PSH~Tbrt i. vy little change n the market 'ince CUR last
rspo cargo Dry Cod sso, held ~ Tor 81 so,,
hsG quite @ G9fh he az o. sGt 'Soua o 70 iS S S
'' OH AZ &sp sEA ,insf I 9qay for Western nd susie
Four fair and the Iry are eersi Pesi rs. =" re-. VINE NE
demand paTt The BnA PrOyinse. bat her 10Y sI
pr S1 st'' ct IS Ter siss and Ws
(ta very search s3 Ga3 Tor Err s'sa n.ia{ a.
:: S. ne q Ess ~ sss (:
Round Hoop ohio and a - 70 Tor tlad- Gsio' 90
d SI.sd' s0ds.S .sS~fi sg, sale: . If rs
ioe srsi. The srrivs. ar, till limited; sales Of $50 ets .,
E. Ss:s e ssss s'$s'i ss '.
esay Request, and wiiasu changer 1 Of I'D bis 9S'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07
px,,vr ron TINE PooR.-At a meeting

Ou1.nooR RELIEF FOR the PooR.-At meeting
,b " ,Io Of Supervisor, yesterday. Con mittee o. three
a.SIns ~ M.yor Powell and he-us ESms' and Mullen,
% 10 consult ard sdyis. with the Sur int'poeus
oftb. Poor 10 .soD the n1e .Feedy and ois
.;p, of chi d. or relief The ,ubect was brought up on
,."an ana .hCit discussion which consun,o nearly ue
.ptfre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET

Fos rns WEEK EsDISo wEOsr'pAr, FKP. G, laSi
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF CATTLE KINDS, yoR THE WEEK
According the reports from the several market pacea n me
city, there have been received this week;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07

for Comfy Bou.s for the Of sloo for the hr
io f.st nn H. sam. rate mr. 300 feet The recopd popo
,iton wa. n N Thoms. w Trd, VII" In order 10 setis a.
al a. ,,s,on of Coorei free OF charge on the con
dou that the Court be built thereon ibe thgd ppo
s,,;on x.s ron, Mir Moses who onereo 10 'rp s VI
,y.np. ,,trndiIgto Ht street a. ,ueh SUI %
sp,s,. srpo ,ed b, board might detc' me pro
Pl az r,f.rr, 20 Connit.e on Court Houss ohe'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07

COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATIOs.-This Board met
Yesterday afternoon at Castle Garden President Yer
plsDek in the chair. The weekly statement showed
that 2765 persons have arrived ut this port since the
lss Of January; 396 emigants arrived last week. Ag-
gregate receipts, 1890 GO. Disbursements, $li,-
go 90. Overdraft 800 Sc. The Commissioners en-
tered into a contract with Saml Cooper an undertaken,
for the burial of emigrants Staten Island charga6e
10 the Board for the sum Of Sc for each case They
formerly employed man for tie same purpose paying
him So per month; but there having occurred NO
deaths on the Island for years. they found necessary
to economist the matter. MIR. JelhDghaus made mo-
SION to afford relief 10 outdoor poor from tue funds OF
che Board; but the resolution lOs all except Mr.
j. voting against it. There being no oiLer business
tle Board adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07

The and Erie Railroad makes tho following report
oftrxsportat,on Of stock for the week end this day:
Breyes $40; Homes II Vesls sheep and Lambs, 500
Swine, 4, 260.
Number reported for this mskst ct Foryfourt street,
3,501.
The prices to-day are quoted a. follows:
Fryt anahy.......A.8 "a tOrdiDary ..........G 81
The general svsraes Of the marie, at 7!c.
The most 1.-THE sales range fioD 2 TO s1c.
Prices head and 10 OF different weights VIII be found In
accounts Of sales Of sundry droves.
TOTAL number Of Beeves received In the city this week
4,0g1.
his 90 head more than last week and 273 head than
the II last year The .veege number at each "ednes
day mat- last 3s9 head while the number to-day
being SOL shows 10 head than the average and go head
than this day week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07

USIoS Subtitle well known ex-Commissary-
General Of New-York, Gen. Henry Storms, yesterday
Eignifed his devotion the Union is BY causing
salute be fred at the Battery Of 81 guns-one for
each State and for the success Of the UnoIsts IL
the Virginia election He intended 70 fire in the Park,
but Mayor Wood was not present TO grant or refuse
permission and the General marched to the Battery.
He was for years a prominent Democrat, but he can't
10 treason.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07

New MrsIc.-Frh, Pond & Co, send US the fol-
lowing bew music: Concert Polka, by Wagner Sicil-
ian vespes Quadrile, by IIelmsmuller; Scho scb, by
Charles Wells; Peasant Song by j. II. McNaugbt0n;
"Faded Flower" ballad, by j. X. Thomas; French
BONANZA, sung by Tamberk, composed by the Pfin-
cess Kotsch6ubey; Song by Auguste Mignoni Sacred
ssng by G. w. Warren; "Die Sch6nien Augen,' by
Louis Selle; Welsh Ballad, by j. K. Thomas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07
Az Philad,lphin, The North american says:

10 ohsHge ~ money The demand me
banks e limited bat itt cauions and none but
Ian. are mafnE at tai E cent where Inc 'esuiy Is IN
doubted"
We learn from The L0k, Snprior Miner that tie
M.pard and Pom iac, on Portage Lake, have nearly
stoned work; only suf,i'Bt force - retained to
zee. The milne odrI that operations he resun when
money matters become settled 1bs fauA!n, Pry able ard
Quincy are al taruuE AsrJ art wh probably tear The
pressure o. ti. hn,ncia hou, cousc'iDf H. man
.T 40 .arion.y Iet.rd th-iT Pre- ;Tr HAoci viii
b.ior On the side Of ;he Late, he Cogb hos en-
Ely stopped the fOrsrc We be ies' doing noiliiF lie
Royse rettlas in fine position The Huron hs con
tIscisd orFdsbshiy
m. product Of tie Pesbc the year ding Nov 49,
about gioss Of nine- OF this about 10 urs re-
en about The weight Of parEso' vonId be
AZ NJ ton. i. Iavius ,ay iO tuns Of ~ cent
mineral the shipment q the min. for lie pas ytar The pro
ducts Of tb. Voriug the north ,de for pectmber
we're folowt Quincy, l2i. tuns Franklin % un'i
PeNgsho - iuDs. -,
On The mine, ofhe Or,onarn district the esuIbsf cs 10 the
money has titus far had but u effect ihr Fem aud
OF men Oh tuue at'e fed abouta ton Of copper the
pat month AZ the Bohemian thry sfew hing eight ns-
one rsitv north ard ob" in The est diit
her. ID. very s De Of stamp and bsI' work ~
ID. Toltec operating the Minnesota Nrn
only They a extending almost entirely acr', the
shaft wall the vein cxpos,d some III Let IL
hg-the weight Of the portion rTpoted being vtriouy 80
na.d by have it 1t from hico to i0lr iuEf
Tho lave also ,tr"bg copper eposdt dHef
points In the would not be stfatft with the P-r
promising appearance the o the product for The Winter
should equal her shipments 1 The past The product
ofte National lne Dect mber siEt eight ns Two
hundred and fifteen pounds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07
Receipts Of Produce.

Feb. e-ssno Dbl. Flour Provsons 100 pigs Whisky 35T
pigs Dressed hog, y8T. .2S0 bush Seed