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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-03-13
Wanted.

rYO rent a store or store and dwelling in a
town in the interior of Kansas. Address,
stating location, size, rent, etc.
E. S. WADE,
Leayenworfh, Kansas.
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Usage Seed
FRAKER & PEYTON'S.
Seed Potatoes.

L have for sale, ut my residence half mile
east of Emporia, quantity OF early White
Sprout Seed Potatocss.
1913 ANDREW HINSHAW.
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No humbugi Closing out sale, regardless OF
cost, ut the International Clothing Hall Of A.
l.. House.
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School Lands For Sale.

TREAsURER's OFFICE, LYON COUNTY,,
EMPORIA, Kansas, March ID, 1855. J
NOTICE is hereby given that will oiIer ior
on the 18th day of April next. the following
described school lands situated in Lyon eoun-
II ~ County Treasurer
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Honse and lot for Sale.

A house, with four rooms, cellar and good
cistern for sale, located ON first-class lot in
the business center of Emporia. Price, $1,000
cash. Apply at this office.
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Hides Wanted

We will pay the highest market price for al
kinds of hides delivered at our store in Empo
ria. BAY s. HALL.
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For Sale.

A house and lot on Market Street, Emporiai
ms four rooms, and good cistern. Price
5000. JOHN FAWCETT.
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" The Pen is NIightier than the
Sword -

NJ II. Bates & Co., only authorized agents for
the sale of Morton's Celebrated Gold Pens. A
large stock constantly on hand, and sold at
manufacturers prices, wholesale and retail:
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We sell Roger Bros. ceiebrat-
ed silver plated ware. This
ware is plated ON genuine
albata, and full weight of
silver is guaranteed on every
dozen spoons and forks
Table, tea, and dess ert
spoons, table AM dessert
forks, rs low as they can be
bought anywhere in the
State.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-03-13

Custom made boots to be had for less than
Wholesale cost, at A. L. Houses.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-03-13

The Rev s. E. MacBurney viii preach his
farewell sermon Sunday evening next, the 18th.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-03-13

II you want a nice suit of clothes for n mere
trifie, call. at a. L. Houses.
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Rohemion Toilet sets.

Bohemian Toilet SettSs
French Wax Bexes, Jewel Caskets, Fine Fer
fumeries, and Imported Brushes, at
NJ II. BATES & Co.'S.
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Heating stoves of all sizes,
suitable for churches, school
houses, stores and offices,
lower than ever.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-03-13
Hartford Collegiate institute.

We received the programme of the closing
exercises of the Hartford Institute which takes
place tonight, last week, butt was forgotten.
We ask the pardon of our friends down there,
promising better for the future.
The Spring term of the school begins March
30th, 1868. The continuance of former patron
age is still invited. Additional advantages will
be afforded as the increasing patronage of the
Institute demand.
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A Superb Stock
wines T!

OF Wall Paper, Gold Borders, Window Papes
and Stationery, at II. ii. BATES & Co.'s.
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Notice

rs hereby given to the voters of School Dis
i trict No. of Lyon couAty, that the annual
meeting of said district will be held at the
school house in said district on the 10Th day OF
March, 1858, at two O'Clock p. m.
j. L. WILLIAMS, District Clerk.
This 10th day of March, 1868.
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American and English
Pocket Cutlery, in great variety, cheap, at
n. II. BATES & Co.'s.
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Legal Advertisements.
COUNTY TREAsuREH's NOTICE

HE year 1857 9ss on 1ss following non1eg
r. i,i,,o due and unpaid at the date
hereof. therefore notice is hereby given that so
much Of each tract Of land described in the
aeeo,nnanvine list as may be necessary to pay
fI,e tax Is and charges thereon, will be~sold at
nuflic auction, at Eureka, Greenwood counry,4
on the first Tuesday Of May next, and the next |
succeeding days, in front of my Office at Eure-
Ia Kansas A. f. NICHOLAS,
Of Kansas
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We have a large stock of
double fiued parlor stoves.
Also cast stoves and coal
stoves.
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The ONLY Place
Diseased Horses and Cattle.

In Emporia to find genuine yelIum Note Pape
Is at n. 81. BATES & Co.'s
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DIED

In Fremont township, ON Thursday the 5tl;
day of March, of typhoid fever, T. J. Hill ,
aged about Sc years.
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We shall always keep our
stock Of Iron, Steel, and
Springs complete and fully
up TO the demands of the
trade.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1868-03-13

Our tinware is made by an
experienced workman, of
the best brands of tin. Our
stock is fell and complete,
ut greatly reduced prices for
cash. job work of all kinds
done On short notice.
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a mammoth stock of wood
work for wagons and bug
gies, made of the best mater
ial and for sale low.
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An Immense Stock

OF Paints, Oils, varnish, Putty, and window
Glass. Mt NJ H. BATES & Co.'S.
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We keep for sale G. b.
Brown & Comp'ny's thimble
skeins-the best in the mark
ct. A full stock.
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Spring and Summer Goods
made in the latest STYLES

made IN the Iatest Styles.
sustomrrs will find it to their interests to CARL
and examine my..goods.and prices, rs they are 20
per cent. cheaper than those of any other house
In town. "A. /. HOUSE.
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Emporia Advertisements.
p. HARVEY. J. L. sEsIASs.
NOTICE TO FARMERS !!
We, the undersigned, proprietors of the
NEoSHO RAPIDS MILLS,

NEO0F5O TIM IL1O IsIIELN1
win grind ANY AMOUNT Of Grain for Jdrm-
crs at the following rates OF toll, to-wit:
Wheat for one-seyenth; ali other grain for
we We shall endeavor to keep Flour and mill
feed on hand at all times.
p S.-A good Steam Engine and Boiler for
sale. HARVEY & SEMASS.
Neosho Rapids Mills, Lyon county, Febru-
airy 18th, 1868. no
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Town AND COUNTRY.

Friday March IS. 1868.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-18

fhe Montpelier Freeman ammo unces the death
Of Charles LOOMS, Esq, Of cons lmption, which
event took place at the residence Of Joseph A
Prentiss, Esq, on Monday evening last. Mr.
Looms was a son # the la:e Hon Jeduthan
LOOMS. Of Montpelier. He was graduated at the
University of Vermont in 1879, and Afterward
taught several years in the south He studied
law with the late Hon F. +. Merrill Of Mont
pelier, practiced law in Cleveland and Cincinnati
and latSerly in New York city Entered the SER
vice early as volunteer. was promo1sd TO
captaincy, and had 4 position on the stat OF
Gen Stuart of Chicago, in which capacity he
participated in the battles Of Shiloh and Arkan-
sas Post, and various smaller engagements. He
was young man of rare ability, and genial,
pleasant, entertaining gentleman whose deaf
will be mourned by la-ge circle Of friends. His
health began to fail last summer, but he kept
about his business until September, when the
disease had made such progress that be came to
his old home. in the vain hope that pure air and
careful and loving attention would stay the pro-
gress of his msady. His decline has since been
rapid The Deceased WAS a clsssmate Of Prof
Petty and Judge Shaw Of this city.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-18
Boston Market.

fLOJ R-These il = decidedly better feeling in the
Flour Market and although prices no higher the
tendency Is upward, and bug are purchasing with
more confidence than for some time past. The sale,
nave been ri - - n 80 for Western superfne
= % "a - f1r common extra -7 az . for medium
extra and baker, red wheat brands aad $40 a. II 81
lorWhlte wheat Ohio, Indiana and Michigan Hi
nos Flour selling AT 81 a l} and St Louis from
go "a u 80 q hbl including iavorite brands al the
latter rate Lawrence Mills has been selling at SO
~ u ID; aud Boston City Mil 81 a 10 Sd T. Dbl.
In Southern Flour very little has been done The
sales ha e been at g. ~ Is 80 and choice Geor-e-
I9Wh brands % an advance up the latter price. In
Iye flour sales have been confined TO small lots at
: % a s 80 2 Dbl. Corn Neal has been selling at
. % "a > - Dbl In Buckwheat sales at s. a
. % 2 100 his
GkAlN-The arrivals Of Corn have been consider
able mostly new southern yellow, and price, have
no varied materially the past week. The sales
.fNe heen AT 3 90 n - toT rev Southern yellow 4;
q u q r. Tor white do and s. o. al Is for aew
up to II q a. 46 2 bushel for Old Western mixed.
ihts have been in far Demand and have been sell
M az "a sc Z bush-l for southern and Western
including common ami prime. Rye has been selling
ia 5 uall OTIS at 81 go q hu>hci. Barley remains
tluut change, with sales at 81 @ ~ D. T. hushc
as 70 quality, for Canada East and West In shorts
s ne at IS "a 3li Fine Feed So a 20, and mid
% PROV i>lONS-Ihef has been a fair demand for
inrA, and the market irm at the close on account
gI the high prices of hogs throughout the West
rue sales hive been 40 30 r. q. for prime 81 NJ q
81 ioF mes and So "a 80 for clear and oxtr. lear
n'ei mas been IN fair demand With sales " nu 1his
Ut $40 10 Is 70 mess and extra mess and - a -
' IeI Atra family. Lard has been in fair demand.
WIN sales ~ SO "a D. T. h lUr steam and kettle Tsn
dofed and suoaed Hams l5c E b. Hog have been
y, demand and prices tlye advanced % llt "a ice
BpDJCE-Thc demand for Butter has been more
active I1r some DAYS past and better feeling pre-
EtlS The sales Of New Nor, and Vermont diaries
nave .eeh az 81 "a l-c iar GOOD and choice FALL and
'' ~ --tiiI common aut fair. ln Canada and North
tTn Butter nothing OF any consequence has been
done Prices range from IS n 4lc r. TO- Cheese +.
u rr"Y. b.. lHf' rH. d
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stays at 81 2 cwt dress cgt each Steers at $40
z cwt. shrink, and Cows at 80 q cwt, dress 6cwt
each. J Engrem sold 10 Cows at &C a i5.
Sheep-Ihe market was somewhat quiet and slow
ui sale. With 40 head Of Northern on the market
many lots were taken by butchers on commission
The bulk changed hands from g a 50 T. head being
more Of amedium grade. Good extra Sheep found
sale at = a 10 Z head, slight discount from last
week Batchedor Bros. sold lot Of q head to J.
tiatt at 3 e head !. Lyman sold 40 slim Sheep
~ - Y head. NJ r. Shackett sold l9i Sheep at &c u
% or = 96 per head, averaging MS also % Sheep
TO ) Pratt, averaging % lbs.
P0ultry-Anlvals curing the week amount 10 $500
!o7. \ part Of a car load OF turkeys from Canada,
brought in by j. p Wiseu from their distillery =
h6eiy lot No change in prices from last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-18

DEAH OF JEREMIAH FHENu, Eso.-We an
aouuce with sorrow, the death OF our towns
man, Jeremiah French, Esq, which took place.
from consumption, Monday moraing. lie was
the SON Of the late Hon VIM. Il. French. for
merly for several years JuGgeof Probate of this
County He was born in Williston in 1888, and
WAS educated at the Academy in thai place He
early selected the law As hi- profession, and
studied first in the Office Of Underwood & Hard
IN this city. and af crwarl, for a few months,
With Judge Wales. He then went, in ls55, 10
Cambr dye Law School, from which he graduat-
81 in July, 1886, taking the second prize in his
class lie then retained home. was admitted
to the bar, opened an office in Burlington,
and commenced practice alone, but soon after en-
tered into partnership, fr.; with Hon Levi I'm
derwood in 1857 and subsequently for four years
from January, 1888 with Hon. f. R Hard, and
Afterwards for a short time with Henry Dana
E-l. From Dec. 1860, to Dec. 1852, he was
states Attorney for this County. Of late yea 5
he has been in practice ty himself In 1883, he
married = nece Of Hon Josiah lutte Of Essex
he leaves no children. His health began to fail
year or wo since, and admonished by the adj
vanees Of his disease to shun the rigors Of our
Northern winters, he spent the last winter in
Florida He returned in the spring, somewhat
benefited hut it was soon evident to all who
saw him, that his days were numbered He
continued to decline through the summer. and
for the past month has been confined to his bed
Shortly after O'Clock this morning. he was
seized with sinking and distress for breath, and
passed away At half past eight
Mr.. French was beyond doubt the most tai
eutei Of the younger members of the Chittenden
County Bar. He had genius in his profession,
selling legal points with remarkable clearness
and force, znd maintaining them with ability
which always commanded the respect Of Courts
aud Juries, and which generally secured the
highest proof of ability, in success in his cases.
He was genial and generous almost to fault,
tnd all in all, bad qualities Of mind aud heart,
which with application and cont nued health,
would beyond question in time have won him
rare and high distinction. He had no personal
enemies. and none will follow his memory with
Aught but kind remembrances, and regrets at the
untirnely close Of a career which might have been
sne OF such usefulness and mark.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-18

NEW YORK, Dec DC.
Money active and irmer at per cent on call
loans
Sterling exchange firm at rose a for first class
bills.
Gold without decided change, opening at 1854
closing at l35i.
Government Stocks shade better.
5-2l registered Of 20 loot n j co coup 20, 100;
$50 coup Of o. lO.i, do 90 1865 DO coup '65 Jan.
and July llCi. registered r. 81 lu9i, ao coup Isl
lli.; Oi0's registered l12, do coup 1864; Pacidc'
gsl.
Stocks closed dull and unsettled. The following
were the current quotations at $50 D. n.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-18

We are indebted TO Nidllebury correspon-
Dent for the following items The ADDISON
County Court closed its term last saturday after
d ds, l,y,' session. There Icing 10 civil eases
markell e., ready for jury trial, Judge Pier
point t0.s occasion to administer fitting re-
buSe 10 the Bar # the County for their delay in
the preparation Of their cases
The case Of the State VS.. William Arnold and
George Banker for highway robbery, was dispo--
elof after trial Of two days, by verdict Il
not guilty"
Nessrs George R Chapman Of vergennes,
and james ". Slale, Jr. Of Middlebury, were
admitted TO practice at the County Court. After
the conclusion If the bust ness Of the court Hon
George W. Grluley, as chairman Of committee
appointed for the purpose. presented series Of
resolutions on the recent death of Levi Meader,
ESQ, lateo Ycrssuue-, expressive Of his ,ter-
ing worth ana sorrow Of the bar at his decease.
They Ver unanimously ead,rtel.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-18

HE'ErR AND HoNE-we eaeerfally call al
;ention TO the announcement If A new paper.
under the above title, to be published by our
friend Mr.. 5. VI. Pettepgin Of New York. A
paper edited by Donald Mitchell and Mrs. stowe.
cannot but he a welcome visitor in any family 4;
and one published by Mr. Pettengin cannot fan
to be pushed with enterprise AID success. Mr..
Pettengill is a man who keeps faith with all his
patrons, and the full performance Of every thing
he promises can be relied on with perfect conf
dcnce
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-18

A gentleman, writing from Virginia about
matters social and educational, say that ''waile
schools for males seem to aspire TO the most ele-
waited standing, the tendency IN those for te-
males is downward and that con tinually. This
is certainly an evil omen. lie Co mes very close
to the truth when he says 1.-THE d die. the home
influence, the social circle have II ore to do with
the moulding Of the character Of a people than
even the pulpit, the pres, or the forum
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-18
HE GREAT VIEW ENGLAND REM

THEGREAT NEW ENGLAND REM
EDY.-Dr ]. ". Poland's White Pine Compound.
cures sore throat colds, coughs. dptheria bTonch.t
is, splitting of blood, and pulmonary affections gen
orally. II i a remarkable remedy for kidney com
plants diabetes. difficulty Of voding urine, bleed
Ing from the kidneys and bladder, gravel and other
complaints.
BosToS, Jan. 20 1865
Polanfs Wkite Pine ComPound-After having
given il a thorough trial we confidently recon-
mend PoiGnd's Waite Pine Compound a very val
liable article for the cure Of colds, coughs and pull
monte complaints generally. In several eases We
have known il q give prompt relief when all other
remedies which had been tried had failed. Ii is an
article which, in a climate promotive Of sudden
and severe colds as IL that OF New England ought TO
he in every family; and that those who
obtain It and give it fair trial, will not there
after be willing to without it Boston journal
A VALUABLE MEDICiNE.-Dr. PofanGis Uhfc Pine
Compound, advertised in our columns is successful
attempt 70 combine and apply the medicinal virtues
OF the White Pine BARK. IL has been thoroughly
tested By people in this city and vicinity ana the
proprietor has testimonials 10 it value from persons
well known u our citizens. We recommend It's trial
in all those cases Of disease 10 which il is adapted
1t Is for sale by all oar druggists-tY 7. indspsn-
cent.
The White Pine Compound is now sold in every
part of the United States and British Provinces
Prepared at the New EsGLsyD BorAvr DEPoT,
BosrOs, MASS.
Oct let, l-69. Nlyr
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-18

Gh.,r FIRE r> ByrLAyo.-Ratlanl is again a
sufferer from iuceniiarsm OF accident Fires
broke ont Ia three different portions Of the town
late Saturday night Two Of these were ez-
tneuishcl Nth some difficulty before serious
damage bad been done; bltthe tliri. which o,-
earrel iu the Oh Town Hall, utterly destroyed
that building. The total loss, at rough esti-
mate, may be set down as near 200 Il IS
strongly suspected that these fires were the work
.f iucell.aries
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-18

On Saturday last, as Henry Cook of Platts-
burgh, deck han on the Oltes tines, was a.
sstns in running car upon the steamer at
the dock in burlington, he was ,aught between
il and one of the stauchions Of the vessel and
badly squeeze /, SO much so thatfor time it was
supposed he received severe in ternal injuries
It is Hoped, however, that such s. not the case,
although Re was badly bruised. He was taken
60 bis hore in Pattsburrh.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-18
Teaal iQutires.
: u DIIIIIH IVIIl m "a
GREETING.

-
p shAT6 9E onJ Pfi S the En-
tate Of Francis Llpoute late Of Burlington in said
/ District, deceased
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chittenden, the Sth day
of December, A D., 1865 an INSTRUMENT, purpOrting
TO ue the last WILL and TESTAMENT, Of FRASCIs La
POINT, late Of Burlington, IN said District, deceased
was presented to the Court aforesaid for Probate,
and It Is ordered by said Court that the 30th day Of
December, A D. l-6S, at the Probate Court Rooms in
sald Burlington, be assigned for proving said In
strument; and that notice thereof be given to all
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington FREE Pass n
newspaper printed ut said Burlington, previous b
the time appointed.
THEREF6RE, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court, at the time and place aforesaid.
and contest the probate Of said will, fyou have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington. in said Dis
trct, this sth day Of December, AID 1866.
2i-1w T. z. WALES. Judge.
NAHUM sHATTUCK'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, (V'HK Honorable the
District Of Chittenden, SIS L Probate Court for
the District Of Chittenden.
To the heirs and all persons Interested in the estate
Of Nahum shattuek, late OF Burlington in said Dis
trict, deceased,
GREETING
WHEREAS application hath been made 10 this
Court in writing by the Administrator Of the estate
Of said deceased pray Ing for license and authority to
sell the real estate Of said deceased, including the
reversou Of the widows dover therein for the pay.
ment Of debts and charges Of administration. and set
ting forth therein tie amount Of debts due from the
said deceased, the charges Of administration, the
amount Of personal estate and the situation Of the
real estate,
WHERsuPo the said Court appointed and as
signed the 18th day of December A d. l-6-, at the
Probate Court rooms In said District. 90 hear and
decide upon said application and petition, and or
dertd public notice thereof o. be given 20 all persons
interested therein. by pull fishing said order t0geth-
er with the time and place 81 hearing. three weeks
sItr |r ia N.HHH. UH fn q.
paper which crcuiatrs Ia The neiEhhorhoof Of those
persons interested 10 said estate, all o which puh-
cations shaI appear preTuu- 70 the day assigned
for hearing.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified O. appear he
fore said Court, AZ Che time aud place ass -ued then
and there in said Court, 70 give bonds the lax de
reefs for the payment " the debts and charges Of
administration. ami make YOUR objections % the
granting such license, 10 you see cause.
Given under my hand. at tho Probate Court rooms
this -th day Of December, AID. i-d-.
w-3w T. + WALLIS. judge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-18

Cattle-The supply for the week ending to-day
number 1858 head. Three car ads Of River Cattle
and Sheep arrived this morning over the Vermont
last over the Vermont Central road by o. E. Taylor
NJ Shackett sold "a Oxen 70 5. S. Leaned OF
Brg hton, that would dress from 10 u cwt each,
from sI2 80 a 10 50 e cwt. The demand has not been
very astteriug for lot full prices have been
obtained The difference noticed more especially
on ordinary grades ard small Cattle at reduced fig
ures, from a &c 2 n. J. Lyman sold two coarse
Oxen and Stag at 81 80 q cwt. dress from a Il
cwt each Wheeler sod Oxen at sl2 % Y cwt.
Il Steers at $40 cwt. IS shrink, and q Cows and
Heifers at iOc Y H. n. Co sold two3 year olds at
ss v cwt. 10 shrink J. B. Cook sold Steers at So
81 y cwt IS shrink. Hougbton Wilcox sold
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-18

Under the general head Of '' SKUSKs, - and Is
'ay TT e. be associated with sneaks and scala
ues the Barton Stua5lrf commences in this
-ees' issue the publication of list Of it, jeiu-
aueHt subscribers