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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-13
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
TIE p ARA q YAM VAR

New YORK, February "a Buenos Ay-
res correspondent writes that the loss of al |
the Paraguay troops that had invaded
Brazil by crossing the Uruguay, was fol-
lowed by the precipitate retreat Of the re-
mainder to their own territory of ali their
forces that were occupying Corrientes.
Tho work of concentrating the allied
land and naval forces had progressed so
that on January 25th they would make q
grand combined attack with 45 900 troops
and 30 war steamers on the Paraguayan
stronghold, Huawita, ON the Paraguay
river.
This is place of immense strength,
mounting over 100 heavy guns, rendered
difficult of access by chains extended on
the shore Of the river, supposed to have
been submerged to Rheno, and Para
guayan army to back it of 5000 or 20, 900
men, and considerable feet.
The march of the allies pursuing the
retreating Paraguayans across the Prov
ince of Corrientes to the Paraguay river,
for three hundred miles, through an al
most uninhabited country, is described as
of the greatest difficulty and suffering.
Hundreds of the troops persisted on the
way, and many others became destitute.
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State of Louisiana--Paris of East Baton
Rouge--Fifth Judicial District Court
State of Louisiana VS.. Geo. w . Roberts
DY VIRTUE of an alias writ of f fa.,
D on twelve months bond, issued in
the above suit and directed to the Sheriff
of said Parish from the Hon. the Fifth Ju-
dicial District Court, in and for the Parish
and State aforesaid, have seized and will
expose to public sale, at the Court House
door of said Parish, IN the city of Baton
Rouge, on
Saturday, this Sd day OF March next,
A. D., 1866, ut II o'clock NJ. of said day,
the following described property, to-wit !:
ne Billiard Tables, with cue, rack and
fixtures;
Sc Chains;
large Looking Glasses;
Pictures;
8small Tables;
Clock;
Pool Board, Balls and Pins;
small Counter; Lot of Shelvings;
Window Shades; Mating;
Table Covers;
/ Marble Top Sideboard;
S Round Card Tables;
2 Window Shades; Lot of Spittoonsj
] Bedstead, Mattrass and Pillow;
2 Blankets; Lot old Mating;
small Table;
Pitcher and Basin;
2 Common Tables;
Safe; Lot Shelving and Rack;
Dining Table;
Washstand and Basin;
Screen;
Counter and Fixtures; Gas Fixtures;
Cistern;
! Kino Table and Fixtures.
Also, one Receipt signed by s. Taylor
for Five Thousand Dollars, now in the
hands of P. A. Kugler. -z=s..z=--
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount Of
bond, interests and costs in the above SUIT.
Terms--cash, without superintendent.
~ ~ - ''' Y. A.'ALLAIE,
feb13 Deputy Sheriff.
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aas- The Supreme Court has con-
frmed the decision of the lower
Court in this parish in the case Of Fl.
I'll, WALSH, appellant, Us. r. W.
KNIcKERBocKER, appellee. BY this
decision, Mr., KNICKBRBoCKER is
continued in his office as District At
: torney.
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GERMAN LAgoRERs.-The West
Baton Rouge Sugar Planter learns
that w. D. WINTER, Esq, has en-
gagged three hundred Germans as Ia
borers on his plantation in the Fell
cianas, and in anticipation of their
arrival, has purchased largely Of
mules, plows, gearing, ETC., prepare
tory to putting in large crops Of cot
ton.
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STATE AUDIroR,s REPORT.

We remain under acknowledge
ments to our Parish Senator and
Representatives in the Legislature
for courtesies in favoring US with
important State documents. Among
these are copies Of the Report of Il.
PERALTA, Esq, State Auditor, EN-.
bracing a period from October LIST,
1864 to December 31st, 1865. The
Report is very copious and elaborate,
and from the well known, capacity,
integrity and experience of its author,
may be regarded as strictly accurate
as possible. Lists and tabular state
ments are given showing the sources
of State Revenue the condition OF
the General and Special State. Funds;
the amount OF receipts in the Trea-
sury and the expenditures out Of the
same; the outstanding Warrants !;
the State liabilities the amounts due
by each Parish in the State the
value of Real Estate, Merchandise
and other taxable property in the
several parishes; and numerous other
subjects in detail. reE,
The total value Of taxable property
in East Baton Rouge is set down for
the past year at $4.995,1s5; total
amount of taxes on same and for sup
port of public schools, $26,859 90;
number of white educable children,
1893.
The total amount ofreceipts into the
State Treasury from the LIST October,
1864 to 31st December, 1865, was
$875,655 e2; total amount of ex-
penditure for same time, $1,162,-
623 6s.
For the rest, we learn from this
Report, land we turn now to syn
opsis of it which we find in the New
Orleans Bee, for convenience) that
the total Of outstanding taxes for
1861, go, '63, "a, '65, is $2,422,725.
As regards The taxes for the first
named years the Auditors says:
The Act suspending the collection
of taxes for the years 1861, 1862,
1863 and 1864, having failed to be-
come law, shall instruct the As
SCISSORS and Collectors to proceed at
once to the assessment and collection
of these taxes, with what success
remains to be seen. My own impress
sion is that very little will be col
lected, the people not being, just now,
in a condition to pay taxes.
The Auditor, upon the limited
data at his command, estimates the
probable receipts for the current year
at $,635,OOO, derived from total
taxable property Of $2oo,o0o,0o0.
This is fully $1oo,ooo.ooo less than
the assessed value before the war.
The estimated expenditures for the
present year, amount to $2,638,290.
The grand total of the debts and
liabilities of the State, is $11,1S2,-
377 IA.
With a probable deficit of over
one million on the LIST of next Janu-
airy, the Auditor thinks increased
taxation out of the question. He
advises the issue Of bonds on plan
similar to the one just adopted by
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BUTLER ON THE RAMPAGE AGAIN.
The Herald's Washington special
says the fact is published that, in
response to one of General Grants
cards ofinvitation to his recent recep-
ton, Gen. Butler addressed very
curt note, stating he neither would
hold personal intercourse with Lieut..
Gen. Grant or any Of his family, and
must decline the present or any
future proffer in that direction. Gen.
Grant good naturally destroyed the
note as soon as received, determined
if it ever appeared in print to know
that Butler furnished it for publ
cation.
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THE RTvERs-The Mississippi,
at st. Louis, on the 9Th, was sta
tionary, with only s feet water in the
channel to Cairo. The Ohio and
Cumberland rivers are reported fall
ing rapidly at last accounts.
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ag Hons. A. 81. STEPHENS and
H. v. JOHNSON have been elected by
the Georgia Legislature to the .. s.
6enate-the former for the long term.
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~ Gen. G, WEITzEL has relin-
quished his command on the Rio
Grande TO Col. LEWIS G.. BRowN,
117th u. s. G. T., the senior officer
in that District not ordered to be
mustered out. Gen. WElTZEL has
arrived in New Orleans.
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oar Agents i'm New Orleans.

MEssRs GARDNER 4 Co, Newspaper Advertising
Agents, No. 8, Commercial Place, New Orleans,
40 the duly authorised Agents in that city for
the Gdsette and Comet.
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In this city, on Sunday, the 18th instant,
at O'Clock P. NJ, HENRY f., infant son
of J. G. and JOSEPHINE II. WHITE, aged
nine days.
New Orleans papers will please copy.
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- The Freedmen's Bureau costs
the country $12,0o0,00Q per annum.
Pleasant to taxpayers.
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Black and Green Teas.

Now IN STORE, A VERY oHo.cE ARTICLE
4N of recently imported Black and Green
TEAS, which is offered to consumers at modeFat "a
prices, and upon the condition that II not found
entirely satisfactory IT can be returned and this
money will be refunded
dsc7 JOSHUA BEAL.
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MR., LIPPARD'S
D.fJFCLVG CLASSES.
Ar THE
HARVEY HOUSE.

TT EREAFTER, his classes will meet as follows
IL Ladies' and Children's Cha 8, on Mondays,
Wedne sdays and Saturdays, at half past o'clock,
P. NJ and Friday night, at halfpast Z.
Gentlemen's Glass on Monday, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Friday, at bah-past o'clock, P. NJ.
Terms of admissions, go, for pupils fsbs-6ts
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sgetiial Notites,
Government Safe.

ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTBR'S oFFIoR. [
BATON RoUeE, La, February 9Th, 1853. +
WILL BE SOLD At PUBLIC AUCTION, at the
w Government Warehouse, In this city, com
msncing ~. .-=s.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH, 1860.
at 10 o'clock, A, NJ, to continue from day to day
until adjourned. A. LEBLANC, Auctionesr, n large
quantity Of Qsartermaster's stores and Camp and
Garrison eauipage, consisting Of FL
Blacksmiths'T Tools,
Horse Medicines, ~ s.-- #@t
Spades, -, r
Axes.
==..-=- GY Blocks 81 Tackles,
Canteens,
Tents
Carpenters Tools, ..,z, .5=s..a q.
Hatchets, it ~ #sa - 5s5sas
Shovels,
Camp Kettles,
Saddlers' Tools,
Blank 9 is,
Irregular and Damaged Clothing,
Picks, .
Crowbars,
Hammers,
Hoes,
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hnHpsHCKB,
III rsacks
Together with many other articles too numerous
to mention, which will be sold at this Post If a
reasonable price can be obtained.
H Terms--Cash, In U. 8. Currency.
Articles to be paid for and delivered ss soon as
sold. J. J. MoDERMID,
feb13 Captain and A. @ M.
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FOR. SALE.

State of Louisiana--P arish of East Baton
Rouge--Fifth Judicial District Court
State of Louisiana VS.. Geo. w. Roberts
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31
BOSTON AIARKET.

hL4NEhHANs Au-- -
FLOUR-There is a very firm feeling for Flour,
with an increased demand. Western supsriine
= ~ n S 81; medium extras SlO.j a u; and
good and choice at 81 ~ a. % 2 bbl. ST. Louis
Flour is very frm At ga a 10 ? nj for good and
choice extras. In Corn Meal there have hecn sales
- 8 - 20 2 h'l, the latter price for shipping
brands
GRAIN-The mari @ ieI Corn is iirn az 81 a %
Tor Western and Southern yellow. and 20 n glc Y
bush for Western mixed. Oats sc 2 bush FOR Car-
ada, and - n 65c p bush. Tor Western, u quail
ity. Rye. sales At 81 a ID 4 ash. shorts have
peen selling at 81 n l- Fine Feed Is n1uiiEaliy
- a "a and Middliuzs 81 a - 2 ton
PR0NISIONS.-TLeT Is a firm feeling for PCrs,
sales ~ s2- q - for Drimei SO n B 20 fer mess
and 80 q % for Western ana $50 . Oh for Boston
clear. Eeef remains ;le same wit steady hut
Moderate demand. Lard q n -2.c 2 p, as 10
quality. Smoked usms 81 a. -ic y %, as u qualI-
IS Butter remain about the same. sales at 81 a.
Re tor good, choice and extra New OK sEd Yer
90. nj diaries ard 80 NJ }-c :os common. Cheese
~ been in moderate demand. common AID GOOD
o. 10 n lies and fzct. ~ At L. n l9c 4 D. White
leans at : - n -ilE lEiluu and good blue poo
! , - n - for marrow aud "a 3 30 y bushel for
vNtra pea. Canada Peas - il RI ~ = hushel-
NUOL--bomcstlc Wool continues . Ie held quite
arm hut tie business has been moderate AZ prices
ranGn- from 30 n Gee q Do. as quality, FOR ieecei
ana mp 90 -U. p 70 for extra Rochester pulled.
HAf-The market j. firm anu demand good, with
sales AZ IS n 10 = ton for Eastern.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31

BOSTON, aug -.
The evening papers contain the New Or
leans riot correspondence, Among tie dcs-
PATCHES from Gen. Sheridan Is the following
dated New Orleans, Aug. %.
To Z. 3, Grdw General The more
information obtain Of the affair OF the Both
N this city tic more revolving it becomes.
Il was 10 rot. II was absolute massacre by
tie police which was not exeellci in murder
Gus cruelty rs that at Fort Pillow. 1t was
a murder which the Mayor and police oi the
city rervetrated without the shadow OF
necessity. Furthermore, believe it was
rreneditated and every indication points 10
This. | recommend tie removing Of this bad
man. believe it would be hailed with sin
eerest qualification by two-thirds Of the pop
ulation Of the city, There has been feel
ing Of insecurity on the part Of The IeOplt
here IN account Of this man, which is now
50 much increased. that the safety Of life
and property docs not rest with the. civil
authorities. but the military.
7 II. SHERIDAN.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31
ARTHUR BosTwICK'S Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. no a. persons con-
District Of Chittenden, rs 8 L cerned n the H.
tate Of Arthur BcstVics, 'ste o. Jericho, in sa.1
District dccersed,
GREETING.
At q Probate Court hol zen az Burlington. within
and FOR the District OF Chitteuden. the 2lst day
OF August A. ID. l,d6, al Instrument purpyrting TO
be the last viii and Testament of Arthur EOst-
WICK, late Of Jericho. IN sad District, deceased,
presented % the Court aforesaid, Fox Probate
And II is ordered by said Court that the 18th day Of
September, A u. sos, at the Probate Court Room.
in said Burlington, be assigned for proving said In
strument and that notice thereof lie -iven % all
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press d
newspaper printed az said Eurlingtou previous 20
the time appointed.
THEREFORE, you Gre hereby notified o appear
before said Court. az the time and place Aforesaid,
and contest the probate OF said will, II you have
cause.
Given under my hand az Buriingtou IN said Dis
trict. this 1lst day OF Au rust A. d. 1850.
WILDER L. BURNAP, Register.
wsN3
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31
Anew WORDS OF COMMON SENSE.

PEW WORDS OF COMMON SENSE.
Hsw Jew there are who are not subject to .ole
Affection % tie lungs ~ respiratory organ. who.
Hy uc-.sct.u lrsu,nit.ry symptoms as-rayats
the complaint until disease strikes ts -haits raus-
Tag .rezpr,s NE torture ofthe patient and ankle
~ ard distress 60 friends. "Culy cold a
slt .dre tLroa; 3" j. the needles remark oftaany
vler - affected Yes "Only call.- uas :lie
thsush,less expression ,f thousands ,r.a1l death
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Fos,varsed- ForeaImed -Asuia .e the motto
forever 10 tie minds ~ AL SUI eet o. t.u-l, Gods
C-taal. ~ irlutull. Word. 60 advice should be
heedei ty an .uaeTin- from Asthua Bronchitis.
D,u.umpti,u. Relief is within their reach and
u neglected, fatal consequences ,u=ue-a iiie 4
misery daily, hourly struggle Tor existence.
A contest 10 rl'ch 'lcre can De hut me victor
Death
Does it not siIsl tie stI,ussst hind % ti.iuk 90
the result caused BY neglect Then Why delay
What e1-us, can he offered. when timeiy warning
8. sounded n your ears When the DANGER i,
pointed cut. Why not avoid il MAEsDsNr PEC-
lorAL BAN has been used with success in nearly
million of cases, and is endorsed by the Medical
Faculty as tie most prompt and eneaei5u. remedy
that scientific research has dis,oveT,d q. relieve
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Even when the sufferer il ia the last stsze' Le will
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iu act-fal FAR short q tho eucsies bestowed upon
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money, when this preparation fails 10 relieve.
Prepared by T. W. Marsden, A. Broadway. Nsw
York and f,r sale ny all Druggists, Price, a. FER
bottle.
Wholesale Agents.-Johu ? Henry a Co. Water
bury, Geo. G. Goodwin Go. Boston. N. 5. burr
4 Co. Boston.
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NV NnRx Anr 2

\ tram loaded with petroleum on the Erie
L. Il. was run into yesterday near Narrow
burgh n Y Several cars were smashed.
caught fire, the oil exploded and burned the
whole train. house, wagon shop. carpen-
ter shop and $50, 600 feet Of lumber caught
from the burning train and were entirely
destroyed. A man while cndeavoripg 10
rescue his two children from the fire
all three were fatally burned. The two
children died and he is not expected to live.
His wife jumped from twO-stOry window
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31

MARsDEN'S CALISAYA TONIC.-IN
couvale.cence from Cholera, Nslisuaat Fever.
Small Poz, or any Cstaneouf Affections. will be
found iuvsluable. giving tone to the system, and
removing all the prostrating Effects incidental to
disease. The universal and popular knowledge Of
the virtues Of True CaIissya Bark requires no e1-
PLANTATION centuries hay, passed since it, diseov
cry, and it is recognized rs the hes, febriiuge
which tountiful nature has f.y5red Us Ei'h Sci
ence has discovered many methods Of extracting It's
virtues, and reducing, to email bulk. the active
principles Of the Bark, viz. Quinine, Cinehoninc,
etc. I'll q which arc invaluable - medical agent.
The great want Of q mild and reliable tonic in
eases Of Debility. Night sweats, serofuls Dyspep-
,ia. Loss Of App tite and Other diseases incidental
to disorsaniEed y stem, has indueedm me topTesent
tbs to the medical profession and sufferers, the
most reliable, ,sfe and powerful tonic that can be
prepared. combining, as it does, all the active
pFineil Lee Of the True calisaya Bark with other
ingredients which render 1t the perfection o! a
remedy for all the abode diseases.
Prepared BY 7. " Marsden, is. Broadway. New
York, ani for sale by all Druggists. Price 81 per
bottle.
WHOLESALE AGENTS
John p. Henry Co. Waterbury.
Geo. c. Goodwin d &c. Boston.
". c. Burr Il Co.
w7eowly
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Mn wILLNor srFrER!

Tie remedy Is within scacl Of all. sfo. isl.f''
Compound Fi..4 El.a-' ~ Eaoia, WI. cure Jou Of
al Kilasg Lssl,rs, Alsia4ii'a, coat, G-srrA
..,.. and & .-s.ir C.rar-te,l and will renew and
r. ..re your exhausted and failing enerzi,s !
8. have nesn zoo eager tag ef 9i,4'lr' noth-
ir vnl do you So much good as SraiaHa1'' FL
f Baeiu For many di-ease. incident % females.
sfs'11s,-', B,ria IS .sre and sovereign rcHely.
g. ne g,hr.. P-.e. s,iy one DaH.r.
Sold Ly a. e. SPAR & e., >. ". Rory, an
Apothecares generally
UEL CHA OGERS Boston. General A-ents.
ASK FOR sNOLANDER's BUCHU.
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY. Aug. =.
Amount Of Live Stock at Market.
Cattle. sheep Lambs. Swine
This week 1852 glsi Ell
From Vermont, 20 652I ...-
Prices Of Marke. Beef-extra sl3 ~ n ~ y
First quality l. m % % On.
Second quality, II 90 ii II 40.
Third quality, Q a 10 co.
Working Oxen z pair Sl5i, 2JJ a. 30.
Mich Cows and Calves, SIS - - a l2j-
Two years old. SIS q s..
Three years old, sos a -.
Prices Of Sheep and Lamls In lots g. l., ~
? -. 90 a 81 each extra { p AZ 5Nn, or from
4 a sc . ID.
Spring Lambs s. 80 n -
Veal Calves 50 90 a 10 90.
Hides > a &C y ID.
Tallow a &c = 10.
pelts g a s.. c each
Cars ins -. a.
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MOSCOW. Aug. %.

There was great popular demonstration
here to-day IN honor Of the American guests.
Among the features was dinner by the
Mutual support Club. Speeches were made
by distinguished persons
News from Siberia states that the insur-
gents have organized five squadrons, part of
them armed with the usual arms and the
rest Of them with scythes
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31
ITCH! ITCH. ITCH:
scratch ! scratch! Scratch
wUEATON,S OINTMENT

WILL CURE TIE ITCH IN is HOURS.
Also cure SALT RHEuN, ULcEEs, CHILsLAISs. and
ali EHuPIIoxs OF IRIS sNnS. Price - cents. feT
ssls by all druggists.
BY sending 60 cents 10 WEEkSs POTTER, Gen
AGENTS, 10 Washington street, Boston, II Will he
forwarded BY mail fee 81 postage - Eay address IL
the United states
Oct L. Is65-daEIyr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31

iLo hing OF Hanover is advised that
Prussia demands hH addiction. lie il an
I'D blind man and If willing to abdic4ie in
leyor Of his son The Queen is using every
'hort to secure tie succession in favor Of her
son, but Prussia viii give ~ such assurance.
Cholera Il raging st Behe, Pes,h and
.H,ieholasburg and among the crowded sol
elers at Vienna.
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IMPoRrANTTo FENArEs.

The celebrated DR.. DOW continues TO devote hi
entire time TO the treatment OF all diseases incident
10 the female system. An experience Of twenty
three years enables him to guarantee speedy and
permanent relief in the Of Suppression
and all orAsr Hssstrvat D,rasge-es,s from Uhstsr,r
All letters for advice must contain 81. oeo
No. Hndieott street, Boston.
n. B.-Bosrd furnished to those who With 10
main under tres tmsnt
Boston. June u, Is6s,-dsawlyr.
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MUNICH, Aug. p.

Prussia promises an early definite settle
ment Of the political and commercial rela-
tons of the Zollverein.
Bavaria after contemplating armed rosis-
lance, has submitted to the demands Of Prus-
sia. 1t Is said Prussia asks only the districts
OF lichtenlels and Culmbach.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31

Cattle-An increase Of about $40 head Of cattle
at market from last week receipts 1852 head
Prices about the same for corresponding quality
although some Of the me iium qualities did not sell
quite so high, and few extra sold shade higher,
but mako but little variation In our quotations
from last week. Quality rather better.
sheep and Lamhs-Prices OF Sheep and Lambs
about sc q head lower than last week At the
present time there is great demand for mutton IN
the Boston markets and vicinity, and when We see
the receipts average li,ut1 OF 1900 per week II
must DC quite IN item in trade. Quality abont the
same last wee rather more old Sheep auc less
L@-rfrs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31
BERLIS. Aug. -

90 DaImstadt Bavaria cedes the northern
district to Prussia and Iays her thirty nal
lions OF forms
Darnstail oeles 10 Prussia, lit-sc Lem
berg, and the exclusive night 10 garrison
Mentz, but retains upper Iles-e, which ioin+
the northern confederation
The Prussians are beginning 10 oyacuatc
Bohemia. Their withdrawal will Dee compile
ted by September 18Th
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-08-31

ine L. officers are still receiving oNa-
lions everywhere nom the Russian Govern
n.ent' merchants and o., l.fulace. The I'm
Ieror las horor,i them with the review OF
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