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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-02
Auction Sales.
d, harrison. Godd!n Il Apperaon, Auctioneef'
and Zeal Estate Bgents.
THIS DAY.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yEnY
| vALUABLE REAL E5ThTE; IN III r., S ! I !
o. K,i .o nnig' ATp TRIpn $'HTrTs.- By vir
n s OF 81 de cree Of tina Circu c"rr' q the city Of
,Sh Go,i ~ 80 of Scot, ard wife against Mchl-
i Ia. exar1tor, &C. shall - Special Commits
III h at ID spG GaS
9 nnber 1857 ut u O'clock =. NJ. II fair, II
0 not me rst fair day thereafter that very ya'1a
HE real estate located az above, fronting hity:nv
"e , 80 ,h south side If MartEai stres', running
, m tho o. at line of Third street about one
bnndred and sixty feet 70 an alley on " htch there
lands a large frame build nE IL vi IL be dlElhen
intn two or more parcels, Hcccldtng 10 pat "
ha syhi bited at The hc7r 81 sa!s
TERMS Ono hall c:s EalaneG at osrs sS5 ana
:, ~ ,;tla r.taned until all the purchase money
shall ba paid and d conveyance ordered , by the
no5 Special Commissioner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-02

VERY VALUABLE THREE,sTO-
v ~ cp,S1TE ArD BRICK FRONT TESE-
MeyT IN THE WEST SIDE OF n7) SEVEN.
TgEsTH STREET. BETWEEN M.l nIr AND
:, III hs la nj TuhIic auction THURSDAY the
SIN :. of f December 1887 at O'Clock p ~: the
n ,ove described property, consisting OF STORE
ard DW.LI.1SG over same, containing six
ICONS with gas water et:., having front Of
~ fac, more or Iess Seventeenth street and rum
ming back between parallel lines IS feet more or
less to an alley
Terms: At sale.
"a (. y T. " bsOl n Eh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-02
By Pilk;nton. lillian Z Co..
Auctionsers and Commission Merchants,
No Il Pearl street.

TOR SALE AT AUCTION, a BEAU
Il TiPUL REhInENCE IN THE TOWN OF
NASCHEsTER ct tho request Of RcwIett win
free, Esq, We viii sell a. pnblic auction, on the
premises At @cIS.kh F. o ks c s Hna
GARpEN LOTS attached opposite the new resi-
5sncs OF General Logan, located on the eaa; .tds
Of Eiakaly or Tenth street. Manchester, va Ths
dwsling contains eight rooms, potches In front
ard rsar. and in good repair. Good ti.chen.
table, Sc on the lot. The 4 fronts 100 Let on
Riak.iy or Tenth street. and rms back l52 ieet
TIE garden IS excellent: contains, IN addition TO
the usual shrubbary, choice variety OF iFut
Tsgya: one.ihird cash ; balarce in one and
two years, with interest; deferred payments
'sen'su " 'D PILKINToN. PULLIAM K co.
Owing TO the coalition ot the weather: the above
sale is po.ttored nntit4 o'clock r. NJ MON DAl'
'n no 3 80 D'''- PIIKlNToN, PULLIAM co:
Nv Bowman Il Sroock, Auctoneers,
No u Fourteenth street between Main and Cary
kgGE CATALOGUE SALE OF
! BOOTS. SHOES, DGY GOODS. cLHTHlHG'
We will ofsr Tor saie at our &uGtion 70; ms
large assortment OF SEASONABLE GOODS, con-
, MN + issTEg BRows sHgzTlSG and SHIRT,
SOCIAL MILLS BLEACHED sHEErlNG and
DRESS GOODS.
DELAINgS,
| CHECKS,
LISSEYs,
p}SiNTs,
LINiINGs,
G Giti NSs
ITALIAN CLOTH,
BI4CNs B B4a,E GGiio7H
CsSSiMERES,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-02

: large and desirable assor msnt ~
RtspY VI De GLoTHlNG,
NJ latest and best Il, lns. suited To tna season.
". invita- the attention of city and country
dealers 10 tni- sale IT, the stock i all r-'a ana
reasonable, and vi IL on sold without reserve "ia
- ~" ~ PAINE Il CO., Auctionoers.
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ALSO,
By Paine 4 Co, Auctioneers.

Z ARGE CATALUSUA 50 lIE IN
l IwrD.rSD,Y December u.h, commencing
At 10 O'CLOCK wa viii sell at oar auction ro"ma'
Inv catalogue, 2 very large ana caoIcs stock ol
Flesh DRY GOODS,
cofpvri sing a graar variety OF new and reasonable
goods, now receiving, adapted to winter sales.
ALSO.
200 cases RoOTs, SHOES and BALMoRALS, =,
comprising every variety for Aen, Women ana
Children.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-02
By Grubbs 4 Williams. AuctioneerS.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh street


|toMN1IS STONE s A & T. OF >
JPhFh, UF 9oi AC2SS WITH COMFoETAB I! =
IMPRoVEMENI" ABOUT FIVE u LIZ EEL "
TIE CITY OF hiChMoED, At AUCTION In
execution Of "a decree Of tho Circuit coGrt i"r the
county OF HIurico tered in The case oil SGlfA Us"
Winor = as the undersigned, whp We're ap-
pointed commissioners for the pnrp".n vi s1il ~
anc.'on upon the premises, on WEDS Z: - Il {,
Ilth Of Drr.rnber ii = o'clock II fair, If not
then on the next fair dav thereafter, at tn" same
honr the tract Of land referred 10 In the proceed
irgs in SAID sun, bein. too farm formerly owned
By Mrs Clarke and others soid bT them 10 y. .,
pi1as.nts, aud by him conveyed to atinor u
Burke situated aront i've miles below the CITY
near the Few Market road adjoining Jo'eph
Drinkar DR. " infr-a. and others, and containing
9at acr,--ali at which Il cleared. The Improve
ruIu;s consist Ot plain hut comfortable dW.ilr &
and Tho usual out hu'diugs. with'a good orchard.
Tho attention OF chose wishing 10 purchase AT 4
m0d.rats cost a farm near the city Is invited 10
this sails.
Is moulhs for notes with interest .dded tAe tie
10 be retained by the court until The notes ara
pat. T. = BOW trps Commissioners
GRrBBs < WIILIAMs, Auctioheers. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-02

HANDSOME BRICK TENEMENT
ii OK TuE 4o&lH $!ME q F.. G j, &c ~ ~
vtCtST lots Og Chg WEST EIDE OF
sIGHTg sTREoT, IL TIE pItN OF dlLLS's
GsRDEa, FOE SALE 1T AU'Ts y. vi ."
.oId Al anc,ioa, on the premises on TfE>Dh No
81 D. Gambler 1857 Mt rat? t- . ocI1cE I. u
the excellent BAIrK IT, $500 c',IT,i =. =.
above now II .ha occupancy "' 'At,aAu y" -
Cnartcrs II conttins seven 70 rG5, besides Ia"
usual out. bulldogs. the whole premises are u"
excellent order. ...,, .1,s. "a
after which. viii be sold two OeHI'liul -, ..
"a Nh ~ ,ItIi,'s y.ri.n eacG rtLtrE - fee
on RI. west lin. - Eighth street., running BACK
l22 feet TO an alley - feet wida.
TssMs: une.thrt cash ba'a 80 ~ 'oD' s',,l /.
and twelve mouths for ne.Di *o-s notes 'E''i'''
added, ..cursG b. = trns' deed. ,.,,,..,...,.,
HAkklsur, GODDESS APPHHSo".
oo- ~. AucttOnaers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-02
Gprups 4 WILLIAMS Auctioneers no 2!
BY Harrison, Goddtn Apperson, AuctioHeers
and Zeal Estate agents.

and Zeal Estate Ak hts.
GALE OF CORR AND SHUCHS 1T
- AUCTION will be sold a. auction on the
promises On rtTs> D,T, Sd December. 1867, 1T IL
n'cIock " vt The residence OF 5fss l.. NJ G Pace,
on the Meadow bridge road, three miles nor hedat
of Richmond a5oGt one hundred barrels OF corn
ard the shucks thsrslrom, in lots to suit purcha-
ssrs.
TsgAs: st sale. -
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o,r;ro,o the coalition oe the weather the above
sale i Do.tt Ured mill o'clock T. NJ. MONDAY,
the Cd December. 1887 ,o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-02
Auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.

BY Lyme Brother,
Pal y.,ats gsuts and Auctioneers.
~ 1,,o Main street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-02

Arctfoneers ard Commission Merchants,
10 Twelfth street between Main and C.rz
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-02

Ey Bowman Sroock. Auct;oneers,
q - Fourteenth street, between Main and Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-02
by kcSranlt & Co, AuctInneers.
Mt, eir.L. h.,,r.au -ivlin and Mint

Ey samNsOn IONN71 'TF.' . N'''
Auction ars and Commission Merchants, Fifteenth
street between Main and Cary.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-17
!

The Wonderful Flexibllity and great Com
fort and Pleasure to any Lady Earring the
Duplex Elliptic Skirts will be experienced
particularly in all crowded Assemblies, Ope:
ras, Carriag gcs, Railroad Cars, Church Pews,
Arm Chairs, for Promenade and House
Dress, as the Skirt can be folded when in
use to occupy small space as easily and
conveniently as Silk or Muslin Dress, an.
invaluable quality in crinoline, not found
in any Single Spring Skirt.
For sale by N. BARRE 4 son.
March II l3lv.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-17
Fair Notice to TrespaSSerS.

The Subscriber forewarns oil persons,
white or black. fox hunters or others, WHO
trespass upon his plantation, by letting down
fences. or other violations. that they must
hereafter do so at their risk. as he will pro-
cecd against them tosthe full exten: that the
law will allow. All persons will take due
notice and govern themselves accordingly.
April 8 Ii 3m J. B GLYMPH.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-07-17
List of Awards.

A@ASS W "A w GA SASa
IAN elegant Mansion on Fifth Ave -
deed deposited IN Essro actual value sSo.oco
Goverlment Bonds, 10000
3. Entire Set Diamonds, complete,
g. and Seckiace, very magnifcent......... 1900
4. Set Elegant Diamonds. complete. u ,ooo
8. Set Diamonds and Eneralds 10000
5 6. ] Set Diamond Studs and Sleeve
=. s Single soiisai he Diamond hing. SeoS
ri8. Single Solitaire Diamond Pin........ 1900
q. Sinele Solitaire Diamond Sud-. 5000
To- Diamond Scarf fPin...................... 1000
IL to Is. 5Cluster Diamond Rings,
1s to 70. Jules Jurgensea watches
Z IRunters $3.50 each. 5000
21 to 25. S Thomas Nardin Watchesl Hun
tersI, $500 each........................ $500
$500 each. ~ ......................... 1850
" SO 3 70 ca each h. ... 10000
Is tol:5. so Sets Elegant Garnets, COM
plete, comprising Bracelet, Sleeve -
Buttons, Earrings and Sreastrpin,
1asto I,i25. loco Chr cmas, ,Arti>ts Proof 20,000
Liza to {, ,H5 5000 Elegant Engrsvings 25,o0o
= Service, very heavy,................... 10000
Desks, Work Boxes, Photographic
Albums, Sets Silver Plated Forks,
Fish Knives, Napkin Rings, Boxes,
Ladies Gloves, Handkfs., &c.,......... A, 900
- -. .ro.al........ $4,000
An awards will be delivered or forwarded IS
directed, the day after the distribution.
The distribution will be superintended by.a
Committee of well known gentlemen, who in
giving their aid and sanction to this noble cha
rity. will not only receive the confidence Of the
public at large, but the warmest thanks ofthe
Ladies' Society in aid of the Suffering and Des-
fifufe Poor of the South.
& EXECUTIVE CoMNTTTEE Mrs. Laura Brooks,
HIS Charles Wadsworth, Mrs. Drake Mills, Mrs.
e s.. Adams, Mrs. II. Sherman Miss H.. Duncan,
Miss Maria Moulton, Mrs. James Clark.
Mrs. HARLOWE K MATTER, Sec,y.
Club Rates.-5 Tickets 50; 10 Tickets IL; 20
Tckets Sc; 81 Tickets 54; 40 Tickets Il; 30 Tick
cts 80 rs Tickets, 135; lao Tickets 49,; !5o
Tickets go. 20 Tickets 3s5; S)0 Tickets, so;
500 Tickets, 800.
Established and reliable agents will be allowed
Is per cent commission. All orders or commu-
nicatioDs address to main Office.
BENTLY, CLARK & Co.
22 Pennsylyania Avenue, Washington, y. =.
IF. o. Box 10I
AN. RISER,
- Agent at NeWberry.
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Cash on Delivery:
A. NJ. RISER,
Agent at NeWberry.

On and after this date. no goods will be
delivered by us, until PAID FOR.
Orders not accompanied with the Cash will
not be filled.
Having 70 pay Cash for all we buy,w are
compelled to adopt the above. or close our
business. 5, 7. bOOLEk & W.
July 2 .
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15

A CARp.-Mr. Editor: As it was through the
medium of your paper that saw the remarkable
case of Asa Loveland, who was treated by DR. ).
Haynes with so much success, thought that
owed duty to those who may be affecte as
have been and concluded that if there was help for
Mr.. Loveland that there was for me. According
ly visited DIR. Haynes, at the Bellows Falls Ho-
tel, and whereas could not hear the noise OF the
stove burning, nor the whistiing of the wind, and
not even the whistling of the Railway whistle at
the Hotel before treatment, now l can hear them
all distinctly, and can hear when spoken TO much
more readily for all of which am thankful to ths
Dr. and shall continue his treatment. My age il
| 50, and have been deaf long time
G. w. PUTNAM.
| ANpovER, VT, Nov. IA 1867.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15

WEsTMINsTRR-The ladies Of West
minister will hold a. Festival at the Semi
nary Hall, on Thursday evening, Nov.
2lst, with all the usual attractions. All
are cordially invited; and as the ladies al
ways do things well there we doubt not
they will have a success.
The Exhibition by the Westminster
Dramatic Club last week was fine sue
cess. They had large audience who
were well pleased with their entertainment
and so much SO that the Club will repeat
the same on Tuesday evening OF next
week, with the exception that they will
substitute " OFF for the War for "Smash-
ington Colt" Several from this place
say 9 The Drunkard was played admira-
bly, and we doubt not another equal sue
cess awaits them
Thomas Wiley having sold his farm to
! Harlan Farr, has bought the farm owned
lby Warrea Banks for $3.50.
1 Guy Clark has purchased one nan Oh
Stevens saw and grist mill with land and
buildings adjoining.
4 A large sale takes place On the premises
Of Warren F.. Banks in Westminster, on
Thursday, 2ist of this month. See ad-
vertisenent. 1t win be good opportuni-
ty.
At the meeting of the Farmers Club
on the li,h inst the following officers
were chosen for the ensuing year:
Presideat-N. G. Pierce,
pice Presideat--M. w. Davis, Nathan
Fisher, Horace Goodhue, Henry Floyd,
James Tacemb, 0. +. Peck, John Nc
Neill, Sylvester Grout, |. n. Farr, Piiny
Fisher.
Directors F. Ward, Henry Willard,
D. C. Wright, B. T. Phelps, John Morse
S. C. Underwood, O-tavius Fisher, Fene-
lon Arnold, 7. W. Wiley, Joseph Clark.
.Secretars-H. c. Lane.
-Asastast Seeretary-A. Goodridge.
Il The next meeting will be held Monday
evening next, at 6a o'clock. The subjec
for discussion will be Farming and Stool
Raising.
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Instruction."
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- 70 uarnaris Rayar Weekly Illustrated Family Jonr
nal devoted to Fashion and Home Literature, tne an
L twofod to supply the existing neea OF esay ~.
e. Nsnaner and to combine Herewith hrst-ciass hte-
ouInal which will be Indispensable to every mousse
have been made, at an immense cost, WIN
the most celebrated of the Fashion fapefs o. ~
To the leading journals of Paris to furnish toe
same Ia them in advance, that heneeioFth ee .i
iii annear IN Hsrper's Bazaar simultaneously win tner
nnhlication in Paris and Bern-an adVane " -
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Tire patrons Of Harpers Bazaar VIII receive esefs ssy
bt Isvge nattern plates containing from orts ~ nv
;za patterns OF ladies' misses and chiidehs pun
les loaks dresses under-elothipg and otber ~
- .ned with the Necessary descriptions anu
soi an elegant Coored fashion Plate OF the
size of Harper's Weekly, - A., s;.a NJ
Razar will contain 16 folio pages or tine SIZE y.
Yrris Weehly printed superine eaiehuefeo paPei'
and will be published weekly.
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| yr,rner,s Bazaar, one year, = a "
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Auction Sale
OF REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.

op REAL. ESTATE AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
ry,pE subscriber wi sell at public auction the following
ronsvty On Tuesday Nov 18th, 1861, at O'Clock, A.
the farm on which now reside, in the town OF Wai
noje abont one mile north of Bellows FAILS on the
@ leading TO Charestown containing about 90 acres 81
land enc half Of which good river land the oter
sstring connecting with the barn yard by lane. Aso
aa lot Of no acre. about half mile from the nome
s. The buildings consist of good cottage house Wen
;hed and Convenient Barn 80 60 with cellar under
II lransry Wood shed and Wagon house, running "a'e
10 the house and barn ., rou, o
STOCK: / very nice Breeding Mare, good COWS,
ysari;nrs Calf A. sheep and Lambs, extra rat hogs,
botes from Is to 20 good hay several tons ec
1a,n fsder and Dat straw, 100 bushels Corn iVo
oats 30 bushels Rye moving machine new this sea- nj
- Low eultiyator chains wheel barrow, corn shell
Ter grain cradle scythe snaths horse rake cross CUT
haruesses l1 pounds wool barrel cider vinegar, 49,, -
&c petets and other articles too numerous 10 Aehoo"
ierns ~ nia1 ~ NNo" j. Z. DRURY.
| 49,. Nov 1857 GEO. RUST, Auct'r
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15
,,o.,,.,.. : cnm,beII.s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. The Hon. Probate Court with
ms rRIcT OF WESTMINSTER in and for said District 10 al
persons inter ested of Alexander = Campbe
sata Of Roeki ngham said District deceased GREETING
xTo arc ereby notified that instrument in writing
purportng 70 be the last VII and testament o. Alex Mex
anaer i Cam pbe of Rockingham deceased has been
aad in said aurt by Marie J. Campbell the executriA
therein nam d. probate and that said court Will de,
eide as to probate thereof at special session o. ~
o,rt 10 he leId at the O.. b. Eddy. in Bellows
Fails in said District Friday, the twenty second DAY
November D. 1861 at Of the clock in the afternoon
sn and VII ere Won may be heard the premises if yo,
sbafI soc cans, CHAS. B. EDDY, Register
ht O.. 90 lse 45-4T
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15

sr1rp OF VERMONT, I The Probate Court IN anu
r a. wrsTxIssrER.ss said District 10 an pei.
so,s Interested in the estate OF ksias fus'P, $3.50
Rorkiug CHAM. in said district -. H.. 1,sinis,ra
y SoIi are hereby notified that John Baker
~ 81 sid deceased, viii render bis ~,
s - s sesoa Of said court next TO be held a. tne
80 N wilder in Rockingham, IN sasi distr'e' ~.
,hs lss "Wednesday Of December D. 10, Jhu
ssia and order dividend Of the sum rem ainlne
~ % b@nds Of said administrator among the srssos = =
Iii csss.d at which time and place you eaa e 'isAaa "
the premisssi if you shall see cause n vnny R.r,.
/ Nov 6. 1861
Z
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15
R,e, BIodsei,'. ESTATE.

or.rr or VERMONT. The Probate Court in ana
= $500 a. vrsTM,SsrER IS for the district aforesaid
m ~ inter,.ed in the estate of RaeL Bodgett,
late Of Grafton in ssid district deceased
~ she VII az said deceased has filed his Application
forth that will be benesal TO the heirs ana an
ti in said estate sell she personal prop
s,, VS. Nv said Will bequeathed TO the late wlaow
81 Iii deceased during her life he being deceased ana
has prayed for license g sell me s'f NJ % there
g. ~ ne h,ld at the Inn Of A. Wilder in Roes1ngan,
~ "a district On the LIST Wednesday Of beeemDeI, A. y
1861 at which time and place you can NC "'"'' -
rnises If you shall see cause m pnny pec.r
Nov. g. 1861. " %
"a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15

EDIToRs' AND PUBLISHERS CoNvES-
TOs.-We have given elsewhere the pro-
ceedings of this convention, held at Mont
peier, on Friday evening of last week, as
reported by the secretary. There was
very pleasant discussion and comparing OF
notes as relating to several branches OF
Publishers business, and disposition 10
recommend such measures only as the en-
lire craft of the State may agree upon.
Judging by the tone of the discussion
uPon swindling advertisers, the swIndiers
VII not hereafter have very fruitiu'
htld in Vermont to work in, whether they
come from abroad or nearer home. Every
One present seemed 10 be highly satisfied
Siih The meeting and felt more than pais
Tor their attendance even if nothing more
cane Of it, which is not very likely TO b
lie case.
In this connection we will return on
thanks 10 brother ]. f. Butler Of the Bid
defOrd Journal, for pamphlet copy OF tn
Proceedings of the Maine editors an
Publishers convention held this yea
SAich be will see was made good use
At The preliminary meeting Of the tito
and publishers Of this State.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15
o,iye II. Kimba,I,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court IN
D,srnIcT OF EsTarNsrER IS and for said district To
ali narSons ,terested the estate OF Olive H. kimba
lat n Town bend in said district deceased Grating
XTOU are Ii areby notified that instrument has bee o
filed bis Court purporting to be the last y VI anu
estamant If sad deceased by orison kimhal, the
said Instrument for prehate and thas a.
(ourt will ,ide upon the probate thereof at specht
So sion 10 be held Probate Office, in Townshend IN
said district On the 23d day of November 1861 at which
shall See cause g. b. EDDY, Reg
November o, 1867. 4o4t
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-11-15
CATTLE MARKET.
TUESDAY, Nov. IL, 1857.
AMOUNT or STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep shotes. Fat Hogs, Veal
This week, 3le0 1880 100 $500 ~
Last week, $685. siso iD 4ztr -
one year ago, 390l 1874 100 5000 10

PRICES
Prices Of Market EeefExra Sl2 80 % IL CO., first quail
ty Sil rs "a sl22 second quality $40 W 40 Ell oei
third quality s. 80 "a $40 90.
Prices Of Store Cattle-workng Oxen. y par-SlI5
90 S235.
Mich Cows and Calves from fair quality, $50 q SO
extra $50 a. 500, farrow and dry, s35 q b. Young
cattle foi farmers, two years old, SD tG $40
Prices of Sheep and Lambs-per head in lots 81 % g
SO IS.
Fat Hogs-Per lb 10 &c., live weight a 0.
Calf skins, Ii to l5e.
Hidas-Io 6s ioAe. Tallow TO 81 " rs
REMARKs--The highest price for beef this week Is
about 49, though few very choice beeve sod Tor a
Good and fair IL 10 l2ic and other grades to c accord
ing to quality There II 600 sheep at market which
was overtocked One lot Of O. sold for 81 A3 each a-
other lot of I19 for s1ga of 1885, Vermont sheep
for 90 81 good lambs for $3.50 Other sheep at
So per head.