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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-08
NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given. 10 Pursuance ef aci OF
~ the LkeslAgare ~ shs STATE passed Al ts last
an that he siatk hsnk vii redeem its oasstanding
ALA 81 ths esaataF ~ ae First National bank ~ Ben
Aangsa that the said ntsfk Bank terminaed tts exiy
Esmos 81 tbs arsl aay ~ Aagast A. D. iss1. and ths
zoiiewtne espY ~ the ssid ACT II the Legislature
"Aa Al reAting 20 the redemption nf bank Notes !
- AereAs snaesca - a. Geasrai Asssuias " IA
zsa4ts " Fssweaf
sHa l. AAst The sxpsF1tlon 1T the charter Of any
shk Chartered BY this stair afteF thn termination
the existsaee - ans FacA hack ssrerahay 10 the
a~s " lhs STATE sHeh bnpk mas saase nasee 10 be
sabARbrd IN all Ae seskiy newerapeTa of the eonnsy
@hefw earh bank "a 1esed. fsF pNe fi yeafs K~.ske
ssxsh thai said hank waii re2em tls satssxsdag
~ dAy u tAs exVrstien a is chastcr er ihs data
hx tsfranxiiaa ~ We essieter. kua e0py - this
aA ufssa dae ahlAnsGlsH ~ saeh nlics neither ssek
asnk IT, mAoefa shAN be gshis ~ any sstion ol
he aeR sssstaptioH af any u ts satslNnding his
he kAfae shall have been duiK pfrse1ssd and pas
aena theseS.f astAaAad within tAe ye~ aforesaid j
E he hznklag Aease al saeA hAnk
Nae I AFes the exysraiien u the charter Aftei
be t<fsasukIfaG ~ The exstenee ~ any sReA bank
seressld segA hsHk SHALL 10 he suteet 20 N
sefsgan - Hshe 90 the presisseEs ~ The stxtyhrs
eestn II chapter sghfg HBe 81 taf General ststaies
nrc = Tals At sAAf seke sawea FROM iis passage.
w HAKMAN. csshier,
BenniaFsan, Asg = Issy.--iyiI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-08
NOrICE.

NoTicE hereby gives IN parsusnes of an &C, II The
" Lesiafsfc ~ lhis state, passed AZ istse session,
that fhr HslHrkl h4nk vii redeem ~ outstanding
ilit the caaner ~ she Bstsemkh Naipnai Bank ~
Manchester that the charter " the sad Batenkiii
HANK fefminsrd ~ existence the 18Th dAy of No
vsabet. D. lsas and the following 10 copy OF tbs
sid Aet fthe i@KsslataFe;
An Aei Relating tu the Rsiempslun ~ Bank Notes.
n herstR saie ~ fAs GeHeral Aasrtig VI iAs Aiais
~ Fsruaaakf
ses Ahef the expiration ofghe charter u any Bak
shasefrd hg this STATE ser the iTmiRaion sf the
persistence al ant sufh Bank agreeahly ~ the laws "
.tals state such Bank HsA Eaure notice % be pabiishe
He ~ ahe weske n~wsiapsts ~ The Coanty whsse such
snk i ate llr fliyesg setins firth that said
nznk w rsnem ~ outstanding hsiis, the dsf 81 the
axpraiioa II the Charter. the date % the terminA
zin nf ls existence alsd copy - this sci And apon
&daa pahleaiis ~ eue notice. neither such Bank nog
ts eeers shall be Nable any eetlen os the nonfe
aesngaa II knt Of ifs outstanding bills, uaiees ihs
zaas shsi have b~ea DAILY pteseased and payment
=aAsfeaf aesaAaheA Nithn the year afvfcsaid AZ hs
lsank uR HDasr NJ eurh Rank.
ker After fhr expiration " the charter oF after ths
sssunstan II the extence ~ aHY sacb Bank - afefe
ska fach hank shall 70 be subject % the asFs
sn uahls the prxsians VI tbs sEiyihiFd sec,ios
af chapter stgktg-siGe ~ the seneFAl ktAiaies.
See TAss go shall sske effect fsuu is passage.
Approsed Nov. 10, lss4
4 Manchester, Dee. 8, isss.-iyes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-08

In eternity it will be a terrible thing
for many man TO meet his own pray
ers. Their very language viii condemn
him; for he knew his duty and did it
not Those feryent prayers which the
good man has labored 10 make effectual,
will be shining ones" in white raiment,
to conduct their author into the ban
quoting house Of the Great King. But
the faisehoods uttered at the throne Of
grace viii live again as tormenting scor-
pions in the day Of the Lords appear
ing. 'Be not rash with thy mouth, nor
LET thy heart be hasty to utter anything
before God, is an objection that for
bids more than irreyerence in prayer.
1t forbids us, by implication, to ask for
that which we do not sincerely desire
Above all, it forbids the asking from
God those blessings which we are him
dering by our neglect, or thwarting by
our selfshness and unbel:ef
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-08

~ Jo'ss q. .AxE.

~ JoHs q. tAxK.
II was 10 an lrish city.
H. the pleasant mouth of May,
That ] met The clever. pretty,
Lively. lovely Daisy Day.
Liks mysef a irAasicut ranger
FROM CoiambiH's ahorr.
Could deem her quite q stranger,
iheash NE never met before
Love u coaniry--so despotle---
ln cur precious native iaud--
Finds u doubly patriotic.
Strsysng on a foreign strand,
Hence perhaps, her friendly manner.
And my pu.ss's quicker play,
When beneath St. PAtrickss banner,
aeoos,ed palsy Day.
Bless me how al eye, we're centered
On her. when tue parior door
Opened, aud the lady entered
Like queen upon the sioor
Twas as Il that Summer even,
Soms suprTlaiiFe perfume,
Waited by the breath Of Heaven,
Suddenly bad flled tho room
Happy iavurts of nature,
hebe IN her sunny face,
Juno 10 her qusenly stature,
More than Juno IN her grace,
Eyes betting Beaniy's goddess.
Mouth 10 steal your heart away,
Bus, that strained her ample bodice,
Sach VAS charming Dalsy Day!
Well What then 2--Ah! Holy Mo,herl
Pardon oae pathetic sigh;
Shes the partner of another,
And--I own it--so am II
But poet owes to Beauty
More than coiHmon men can pay,
Aud I've done my simple duty,
Singing thus ui DAISY Day.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-08

Who is the prophet that shall uncov-
er the abySses Of our acted lives, and
pour adequate shame on our mutual
imposition Smiles on our faces, with
envy and jealousy underneath; cordial
ity in our grasp. with no connecting
nerve between the fingers and the heart;
Difference in our professions, with no
suitable esteem, no genuine respect, no
sacred sincerity; invitations issued. with
a fraud lurking in their politeness, get
ting the company together by one false
hood; greetings Of indiscrminate and
extrayagant welcome receiving them
with another: fashions made up Of com
posite illustrations. ornamenting them
with another ceremony Of an elaborate
make believe, sustaining their mock
dignity with another; and dishonest re-
grc,s ST the farewell dlsmissing them
with another-who viii dare to affirm
that these do not enter appallingiy into
the staple Of what We call civilized and
elegan, hfef When Is the rugged,
truth-sreaking. Christian time coming,
which shall tear open and rcnd these
guilty illusions. plant the communion
oi soal on some pure and just founda-
ton, and restore the social world TO its
primitive and upright simplicity - Dr.
p. h. Haat,ngtoa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-08

Human nature is made of as mallea-
BILE stuff as the precious metals. Ex-
perience is the alchemist and sorrow
the crucible whereby the atomic bright
ness of souls are accreted and annealed
preparatory to receiving the attesting
impress of perfected goodness from the
die Of the Great Minister. II is the in
tensity Of the heat that whitens the mass,
and the single human soul, as well as
the aggregation in nations, is purified
by struggles, so that their garments win
shine like snow and their raiment like
wool III the tempest racked tree that
strikes its roots most deeply, the dasling
and tumbling waters that sparkle with
the brightest purity, and in the whirl-
winds path, marked perhaps by the
ruins OF the thunderbolt, do the breezes
bear the palm Of health upon their
wings So in like manner is the hui
man soul taught to lean upon its God.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-08

.sTATE 0F VERMONT. Al nrssssls Cssrt Aaiaea
saaeAssasf Nsislcts Al lAt FyoAsts Ofss in Maa-
nssss a Asa fes s&s8 asaet ne sssA asy u IA.
ass. A. II aaef,
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m ssEAs1sssrafsa ~ estSls q Cslsla nsasRt.
As - wsAssN ~ sssa tesssfe 1exzas1 Ezsse E4s.
ssar4 e. ss4esf NJ kauoaNA
WkgseageA IA was orasrea sAAa httFaag 9poh saAa
gAtsegs4aa be A&N al FfNaEss Gears ~ ~ Aeas2 81
81 glesles IL sKi& IKsfag fhs ak Gsf x esyi n
u fses 6at ftAS Aastef u sd afytig ssiss ttt
asa sAeFz sbf Ne kzzs Ate Fssas - hear
- skefsss - EtfrN 50 AL tersaAs tsAsf~sAnc ~ pa
sA4as ussgg n i4At order tAFss Nrs6s rHesesNstes u
- BeAeAssssg grsas4a beWsFa3ss paEsm&zse ~ hNAe
kkNskesssf Fststsas - stie tseas ~ h3&ssnx
4 Irss ssSssf3. Afsesl.
loVKIAxB wrNsox. Rasssssf
q A gra4 nasg ~ sepafe ATTEST,
Is l0YElAND at'Ns0N Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-08

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-08
INDIAN corn

~ cMsEsx* q. t&x-Aku.
~ zssy . miis ea ever SO
J exs - F,aAsa cora,
As hsAs tis cfsksIs aasss ssuuE&
sM8 Nks lasgy barn.
H. csaeefs siiA 81 ws8 eat's 9ruus,
u sSn marsnan baTne-
LomE. aos afo. ~ isregss tsI
J i.x In4l&u f4ry gpeeH
Isin iss nneieai brisvEFpt
CHms 4own apas ne green.
A. EGafs fiosy Fsaad her had,
Hes fotes > vapary saeta-
ABa plssss she sai iubAooe sopa
i.s tsiief if1kraaos eaHg.
Ana she her Ait touctea. he beaa
Rose aewsr4ag. fresh snd voaag.
And ahtre bsT tight hsn8 fwtpt, the maine
IL Epiaen Eiory 'prasg
Asa whether yea 90 eat il raasi
~ take il h4A ed 10 pons.
" hks il beat A. jalinily cake,
niiH ID, isp tTH.a be knoEui
1bHi eegu fus cams ffosn fairy land.
Add vas ~ fares Erowa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-08

Why is young lady just from board
ing school ike building committee 7
Because she is ready 10 receive propos-
ais.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-10-08
THE EQUINOX HOUSE.

MANCHESTER. rkEaoNT,
Ops fresh suns la csctoherA
n shs fssst a MOUNT EQUINOX. Anaoag The Grs~n
M8antatns
euRE AIR.
coon Trout FISHING
A8afvs y. n. OsvgS, MxasAesass. W
feoutssa to Manchester.
TSe usasass H1esT ksAffss1 Tess from Sea
ask, ssa Tssg Asa AstlAfN. rxaehes d4neasttsf al
\ o. n
Tase uasFassf Trails Fsn SpsingatiA Mass. 70 BRAT
e9fc sAa Nelwee Pals. caHHeeta a. K4tlass4 with
ID - TfszA tas AANsAasfef
Ses f0Fk rssseaxefs ria A1AsHA. ~ Asfssuy and
sFsissA. kssxs Nsak kestes y ne1stngtan Ratl2A
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Arizona miner., 1867-10-26

No expense has been spared to furnish all necessary apparatus, furnaces, &c. &c. A true, full, and correct return will be made as early as practicable. TERMs-FOr simple Assay, Sj-For Anal ysis, SlO.
 Y. GELCICH, N. D.
 CHAS. POTTER,
 Practical Chemists and Assaye-s
Arizona miner., 1867-10-26
s6Ona gaintr,

Published by Requestl "DON'T STAY LONG" A look of yearniug tenderness
 Beneath her lashcs lies And hope and love unutterablo
 Are shadOwed in her eyes. And in some deep unuiilcd stream Are clouds and summer skies. She passed to early wOmanl 1od
 From dreamy, sweet girl life, And crossed the rosy threshold, but To find herself a wife; Oh, gently should be lead her steps Along the path of life, And as she clasps her small white hands Upon his arms SO strong, How oitcn Ike a summer sigh,
 Or sweet pleading song, She whispers with q parting kiss,
 - Beloved one, don't stay long It's almost always on her lip,
 Her geHtisst psrtiag words Sweet as the fragrance from rose leaves, When by son zcphyrs stirred. And lingering in the memory
 Like songs of summer birds And in his heart they nestle warm, When other scenes amid; Ic stays not till she weary grows, And her iOnd eyes arc bid In bearT which li- n.bitterncss Beneath each yelling lid. And oh, how many hearts are kept By that l0ycuttcring songi There's scarcely one who on lile's waves Is swiftly borne along, But who has heard from some dear lips Those swee. words" Don't stny long,
Arizona miner., 1867-10-26
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL IN-
 STITUTE.
LOS ANGELES, Cal.

DR Y. GELCICH, late Hospital Physi- , elan and Surgeon of the U. S Army, at Drum Barracks, Wilmington, and present Physi- clan and Surgeon Co thc County Hospital, fas thc onor to inform the public that he has recently tablished in the city of Los Angeles an Institute unaer the above title lt is situated on the south east side of the Plaza The building has rooms sufficient 10 accommodate twelve resident patients and the capacity can De extended as necessity may reduirc The patients will receive the utmost skin. care and attention tocOmiort Proper as is- tants are employed, and a cook specially engaged 10 supply the patients with the best of everything according to tho treatment and diei prescribed.
 Attached to the Institute is Drug store, which is-surplied with full assortment of Medicines, tSc The charge for board. lodging and medical attendance-is s3 50 per Giem- Where consulta- tions and operations may toe necessary an extra charge will be made according to agreement.
 In the Institute is also acommodious Bathroom for the use of patients, for cold and warm water, shower steam and medicated baths.
 V. GELCICH, NJ D.
 Los Angeles, Aug. ls67. T.
Arizona miner., 1867-10-26
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS

'INHE undersigned, being now permanently
 \ located in San Francisco, for the sale Of
Arizona miner., 1867-10-26
THE CELEBRATED Self Generating Gas Lamp.

 TEHIS extraordinary Lamp produces its own A Gas by the yaporization of Petroleum Sapiha, or Benzine. It emits neither smoke nor smell, and burns with pure white flame, equal in Intensity tO an ordinary gas burner, and at an eX- penDc of from one to three cents per hour only, according 10 the quantity of light required. lt is peculiarly adapted for mining purposes, also for stores factories billiard rooms, and in fact for all purposes where regular g7s is not available, and for which it is an admirable substitute. As an outdoor light ii stands 'ifr;galled burning with undmnishcd brilliancy Tn strong wind.
 DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
 Charge the reservoir with the prepared fluid, or gith Bepzne, from half 10 three-ionrths fu-al ow a portion to run through into the cup-tntrl ErI1 Dft tie tap, and ignite the fluid which will ieat the burner sufficiently 10 generate the gas, which will be seen issuing from the top. The tap must now be turned on, and n steady light win be maintained ill the whole of the contents of the reservoir Is consumed.
 A small needle. bent at the point and fixed in 6 holder, may be occasionally required 10 clear the minute hole through which the gas issues. and the regulating screw at the bottom turned a little back--bbt care must be taken not to force the screw too high and 1t should never be used to ex- tinguish ihe light; by turning the tap oh it will gradually 20 out
 When necessary to renew the cotton which is placed in the lower pipe 10 prevent the too rapid flow of the fluid, the Lamp should be placed in a vice and the burner screwed off The burnt cot ton must then be entirely withdraWni and fresh piece Of stout cotton rag, one inch wide and four or five inches long, should le doubled over piece of wire, and inserted into tbe pipe-the ends cut short oil, the burner screwed on with little white lead, and the Lamp is ready for use.
 Manufactured solely by
 JOHN j. HuCkS, Original, Proprietor. Factory, NORTH BEACH
 SAN FRANCISCO,
 And for sale by hls agents in every city and town
 throughout inc United States.
 July l 3-m
Arizona miner., 1867-10-26
OEGIDEDTAL HOrEL.
Corner Montgomery and Hush Streets,
 SAN FRANCISCO.

This house possesses all the requirements of q lirst-elass hotel it's spacious reading room, with large mineral cabinet and extensive collections Of specimens from the different mining regions of the Pacific coast-Branch Telegraph office con- meeting with lines throughout the country-and news stand--all contributing to make it the head quarters and home for th1 Californian business man and tourist.
 The Table of this House shall not De excelled by any. Board, three dollars per day
 LEWIS LELAND & co, CIT Pr0prietors.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-10
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Financial and Commercial Items.

The rumOrs of defalcation in the
Treasury Department by one of the
clerks in the Currency Bureau are con-
firmed. The defauIting clerk had to
collect from the national banks the
charges for payment of examiners fees.
The defaulcation, however, is reported
to be for sum comparatively trifliug,
aud it does not touch any treasury fund
or the circulating notes of national
banks. Neither the banks nor the
examiners, TO whom the money should
have been paid, will lose anything, as
the deficiency will probably be made
good BY the friends OF the party in de-
fault, or, if not, the Comptroller himself
is responsible for any loss.
The Mechanics and Traders Bank,
Long Island, New York, has become
discredited, and its notes are at a heavy
discount.
In Philadelphia the Ne'cs notices a
marked change, both in the attendance
and bidding, at the Board of Brokers
yesterday; many familiar faces which
were invisible during the summer sol
stice were again present at the scene OF
their former financial triumphs-or
mayhap the reverse-and the several
stocks were called" with a rim which
only those whose speculative fancies
habitually lead them to the Stock En-
change can properly appreciate. The
biddings took q wider range than We
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-10
FROM WASHINGTON.

~ j..
american vessels anterfercd With by
tie ks-Commissioner Rollins
r Good CoIiecfion :. More Develop
mentLConyention Of f,ox.rpars.
NV yopv sar,ar,,,nu q ; TN Times,
wasb;, aton 80 49, =, ISis J;snsteh
sPo"i n"s 49, yeasel
.uas su anoi Trato Inv the
T TO- 80 ..u VIZ, S;ot excites oop-
LIrAlsI autnolitieS' Wiz tie s.atad
stereyIc surprise hot the French
siP,ona.lo 49, rasseis have acted I'M
anu o.nel ao.v the moor Christ;ans
to;n, tbpa tbwarted The ac.
msno .onr naval OFFICERS, will he ans.
. .iou a ,v orr government Tbev have
sanr only rendering services of bnman.
~ the w;tbholding' ~ which wonja
hs nv hean 'a;sgracaf,,, nncsrt the c;-cnm.
staneas ) 81 p 10 = = .sgi
T%o pras,sa,,t t,vors an Tssns ,,s;o,
Sc rnnn,;ss;ann. p" a &C .Sa a u
u ~ o" - ~ W..ii,,~ -
No'ovuo nuio"e vs. anu IN pi' iieI!, ~
SeM io'A, an oiio S VI wy Depa, .n e.,
,I as 'e p".;t;ne Ss u1ae NJ rnIIocb
~ Ps'V 1T. 81. 49, al tbess IF.
sN,.S ca ie' oha"n onI Jsclares that
tbers are no %ron5ds on which a charge
ram he made AGAINST Mr.. Rollins. .
General GraS. the agent of the State
Of Missouri. has within two weeks col
lected - 500, 900 of the war claim of the
State and deposited the same to its credit
in Nav York. Over five millions of the
claim of six millions have now been col
Iected. III 9>t y:nat1
The Heralips Washington special
saws. II is alleped that further dam
agipe disclosures of the doings of Ash
lev and Batter in their alleged conspir-
acy AGAINST the President are about to
he made by the Attorney General. A
Captain Chandler, who formerly was in
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-10
Cincinnati VI urkeI.

CINCINNATI, September.
FLOUR-In fair demand at full prices
family 10 00a10 50.
WHEAT-Firm at 10 for No. l..
CORN-In fair demand; market firm
er, closing at o..
OATS-Firm ut 60; holders asked high
er prices at the close.
RYE-Uuchanged and steady at %
BARLEY-Firrn; fair to choice fall in
demand at 25al 80.
COTT0N-Quiet and unchanged.
WHISKY-Generally held at 34a35 in
bond, but there have been no sales bet,
ter than 33.
PROvISIONS-Buoyant and unset.
tied.
MESS PORK-25 90; sales of 1900 bar,
rels were made at this rate for 80 days
1t could have been bought to- limited
extent at "a IS cash.
BULK MEATS-Held at 13al5; not
much Offering even at these rates, be-
ing above the views of buyers.
BACON-Is held at Is for shoulders,
171al74 for clear rib, and 1Sal84 for clear
sides, wi h sales at inside rates.
LARD-Offered ut 13 at the close.
I HAMS-In better demand at 2la22
for sugar cured.
BUTTER-Firm and supply light.
CHEESE-Firm.
LINSEED OIL-Dnll at 25; the de-
cline in New York has turned the ship
ments to this market which had been
destined for New York.
SUGAR-Firm at l2a15 for raw.
COFFEE-In fair demand; 22a27 for
Rio.
GOLD-143 buying.
The drought continues undated. The
accounts from the interior regarding
corn and other late crops continue very
discOuraging.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-10
FROM NEW YORK.
Late News from Mexico by the Guli
Cable.

Cable.
NEW YORK, September 9.-Thc Her
AIDS Cuba cable dispatch, dated Ha-
vana 5th. says: Vera Cruz dates are to
September LIST, and from the capt.
tai TO August 18th.
The reported arrival ut Vera Cruz of
Maximilian's body is contradictcd. 1t
is also cOntradicted that his body was
mutilated.
Commander Roe, of the gunboas Ia
coney, by request of the Austrian COM
mander, claimed the body of the En-
peror and his request has been listened
TO.
Acting Consul Ottenburg, in the alb
sence of the French, Belgian and Ita,-
Ian consuls, is acting as medium of
communication for their Governments.
Mr.. Plumb has arrived at Mexico.
The supreme government has ordered
the case of Santa Anna to proceed.
All Generals condemned To death at
Queretaro, including Castillo, have
been pardoned.
General Leo Ii. Oran on the 18th was
sentenced by court martial to be shot
on Wednesday.
Plaza Ia de Mexicoalio, against the re-
monstrance of the American Minister.
Oran left u letter to vindicate his
memory.
President Juarez has dccreed con-
vocation of the Mexican people for the
purpose Of clccting President, Con-
gressmen, and Magistrates of the SUI
preme Courts.
Lopez, the traitor, has published an
account of the seige of Guerrero, and
seeks to establish the fact that its fall
was not the result of treason.
Ortega's case was awaiting the action
of Congress.
The sect IF the Sisters of Charity has
been abolished and another under the
patronage of the republic has been es-
tablished.
The chihuahua gold fields have been
yielding largely.
A large supply of munitions ofwar has
been forwarded from Chihuahua to
provide the Indians aud fillibusters.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-10
New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, September y.
BEEyES-Better grades in light sup
ply and wanted they generally com
manded full prices; lower grades freely
offered much lower; about all the of
ferings, which comprised 2100 head,
were disposed of; extras l6ial7; prime
l51al6; first quality Halls; fair to good
14a14f; ordinary 11a13t, and inferior
Sal0.
SHEEP-Quiet and steady with a
moderate supply aud fair demand.
LAMBS-Scarce and in good demand;
extra sheep 54a6; prime 54a5!; inferior
to common 4a5; extra lambs S!a9; infe-
rior to good 64aS.
HOGS-Market ruled Steady up to
Thursday, when holders were compelled
to submit to reduction; since then the
demand is slow and prices favor buyers;
to-day the offerings were large; 40 car
loads were disposed of with difficulty at
Z 00a7 so for corn fed.
RECEIPTS-6585 beeves; 29,352
sheep and lambs; 1923 hogs.