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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-24

COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, Dec. 23-6P
CorroE-Receipts, 267s bales. The market was mode
ratey active the demand being chiefly from spnners but
prices heavy and Nc lower, closing steady however,
The sales comprised 6s7 bales including 91 spinning
1857 for export and 1873 speculation For future delivery
the sales were 70 fair extent being 300 bales low
for February at &c. 100 do. for &c., 100 do for
January at axe, and 0o do. for February At 4c. We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-24
SALES At THE NEW YORK STOCK sscaAy,..

10 ...,. zu CAII III
100 NIL 4 st Paul. 49,. 66
100 NIL & ST Paul pref. -. s4h
S0 n J Central RR.. 1l2x
100 Alton b TIE H RR of. 81
lU0 Tol, wab & w RR... 67H
2M do.............. 67E
SO G. @, Gin I'll RR.... 75ss
100 Oil Creek q AL RR.. S0k
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04

EosrcS Ian. 3-Governcr Bullock was
inaupuratcd to day. His message reports
the funded debt of the State at $24,VoVVvo-
Tho Governor. accepiirg the decision oil the
pennle. recommends q positive enactment
Tor the regulation and control oil iiqu2r-
ON nationa. affairs he says While com
nromisirr no principle for which we CON
Tended. let us restore those lately in rebel
lion 10 the equality Of rights as speedily as
is consistent with national safety. The pres
eyt obstacles Il reconstruction must come
~ a sneesly end whether imposed by unre
nen,ar, rebels. by President who does
nat make treason odious, or ~ those whom
his polic; has deluded into renewed resist
ance In this dark hour OF the Nations
exigency we have need of leader whose
Integrity Is unaues.ioned BY his political
ASSOCIATIONS, and whose patriotism has not
neYui,,td him 20 dcsccrd 10 the arena Of
par,jsan warfare; OF q tri1d leader oil un
daun,ed cou, age, who will be swayed
neither by popular passion nor sectional
nr.iudiee: Of man OF cautious Tetlcence,
who has no Inconsistencies To explain. no
polieies TO maintain, NO theories TO promul
gate: of a leader Who comprehends the po'
Sill IN ard relations Of oil sections Of our
common country, and will bring TO the
administration Of public affairs executive
ability. economical ideas and an honest
heart, The man for the crisis, the man iof
the hour. the man of the pecp.e. IS Ulysses
S Grant. Before his pre- eminent htnesa
! for the high Office 10 which grateful
nation would elevate him, LIT personal pref
ereuccs Weld. let fact on subside, that peace
good viii aud union may once mole ant
forever abide throughout the Republic.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04
NEWS
Er' TEEEGR.fFH.
rn .vssE vpAsE.Y DEN0CEaT'.
NEW ylRk.

INV YoaK, Jan. A Washington
speca has the following: The House For
e,en Committee will bring IN sn appropria-
ton bill for the payment OF the piFehAse
money Tor Alaski.
several months will elapsc before the case
II 81 Thomas aud 81. John viii be brought
20 a 1t al test.
meeting Of Pos, NJ. /, Orand Army
Of ,he Republic, in Washing'oa, a resolu-
ton vas passed nominating Gen Grant Tor
President ignoring political o'gan'As"on'
snd calling . natiot.ai convention o' SOL
disrs and sailors.
The Presiaen, is gathering al the Inform.
alton 10 possession Of the War Department
relative to destitut,on South, and has called
mon Gen. Grant for report Oh the sub
iec,. Gen. Howard will to-day transmit
report from the different commanders IN
the South on the subject ilaltocA and
o ID advise repaying tho Mississippi levee
sufferers; and CAVITY favor rc.isi 70 Tue
planters by funds aud issuing provisions,
taking liens on their crops for secri''y.
Butier argues ia favor Il the necessity
of bill IN the issue 4 sreenbacks as an
Offset 10 ,he Contraction, tha,two rer cent
per month ia being paid in the West anc
| 6 ger cent p r month in tie south ior tnon
~. Also that lie general stagr aiei q bus
mess North il owing 10 the indncemsnt OF
tered By the Government for lnyestmon
capital.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04
CHICAGO.

4 special dispatch from Washington
OF the 81 inst, says: The Military Com
miitec t. whom was referred the Presidents
message In relation 10 the suspension of
Stcfesary Stanton, have t,keu no action.
and Will not until next week All reports
that have been sent out in reference to the
matter are unauthorized.
Mi Stanton says he has indicated to no
person what course he will pursue, but will
await the action of the Senate
General Meade left on an early train to.
day for his con mand ia the Third District
II appears that he is ves,e with pox,r TO
act as circumstances NAV dictate.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04
. - .
OHIO.

Cisc,nNAri, Jan. 4 Maj Gen. Pope Ar
rived here this morning.
The Democracy Of this city last night
choose delegates TO the State Convention.
to BE- held in Columbus, January sth.
Nearly ali the ward msetings. have dcclar-
Cd in favor Of Judge Thurman for the U. 5
Senator.
The stern wheel steamer. Harry Dean,
bound from Marietta 10 Cincinnati, eHplo-
ded her boiler at half-past 10 o'clock this
morning, two miles below Gai,ipolis. aud
burned 10 The waters edge The following
casualties were reported: Capt Sayor.
commanding, slightly wounded; Captain
Booth and son, slightly wounded; Captain
Burch, seriously wounded First Engineer.
Crane, slightly wounded; John liaines.
Fireman, fatally wounded Capt. Bigg', Of
Ashland. Ky, killed, body lost Capt Nor
ton, Of Wheeling, killed and body lost one
Of the cabin boys fatally wounded Nun
son, lar keeper. seriously wounded +. 5.
Ryan, Washington county, o., seriously
wounded; John l.. Lsvisay and Harry
Boyes, slightly wounded tho cook and
.econd steward are missing. Five persons
in all are supposed 10 10 killed. The steam.
or Ednburg took of the survivors, and
brought them to Gallipolis, The Dean had
heavy cargo on board which 10 total
loss. The books and papers are lost.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04
NEW YORK.

NEw York, Jan. 3.-W ashington specials
state that reports are currcn. chat General
Schofield Will shortly remove the State Oh
GERS VI Virginia aud appoint others.
II is stated that the President intends soon
TO issue proclamation to the white people
in the Southern States, advising them to
send delegates TO the approaching National
Convention.
special message will probably be sent TO
Congress soon after re-aesembllpg, upon the
situation Of affairs in the South, which the
President regards Ms of the most alarming
character.
Official advices al hand bear out fully the
accounts received by letters aud through
the press. 1t 10 feared that reign OF terror
and starvation will exist unless prompt
measures are taken to prevent SO great
calamity.
A prominent radical living in Georgia,
writes. that Il upon r. assembling. Con.
Rress will. within ten or fifteen DAYS. 90
amend the reconstruction laws o. 10 hermit
majority Of the actual voters to adopt the
new constitution. and also take the power
to appoint civil officers away from the mil.
itary commanders. and give Il to the present
Safe Conventions 60 that thy CO regulate
their own Offices, that State can be carried
by from $4,000 10 so coo majority other
wise. the danger is great that the objec, FIR
which the Convention assembled, will be
defeated.
IL is stated that the subcommittee OF
Ways and Means has resolved to hold no
more meetings for the present In regard
TO the whisky tax important reforms in
u,c administration OF the Intcrnsl Reye.
sue nereau have been talked over by the
,hs S rnn m,see and will be recommended TO
snh;sc, I'M Committee for adoption. The
carly day. - oonS'ess az an
HUDSON, n. Y, Jan. s.-on ws,,os,.v.
terrific teri gale swept along the lis,em Raj.
road and the South eastern sec,;cn s.'.i-
country. This morning fr.,,h, oi thc
passenger car attached was struck nv IN IN
gale. and the pay car and one rs.,fa,,, .he
was raised from the track and prsu.,,a,aa
down an cmbAnkment Is feet. There 49,
i've men in the Cars who were more or is.ss
ielured. but none seriously. In the t,escen,
the stove carsized and the car was e., on
iiie, out the II mes were extingui.hsd he.
fore Ii gained any headwav
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04
LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. "a paragraph OF
sptcinl order No. 2, head quarters fifth mlli
,srv tis,ric,. dated Jan. 21, reads as follows:
ella Exce,lcncy, b. +. Flanders, Gov
crnor OF the State of louisiana, having re
signed the office. Mr. johnson is hereby Of.
roIn:si 10 I'LL the vacancy occssioneu
thereby The same order assigns Brevet
Major General X G. Buchanan to duty ss
Colnmis sioner OF Louisiana and assistant
commissioner OF the Frecdmens Bureau.
The Times in speaking Of the new Govern
or says he is a native Of Kentucky. but an
old citizen of Louisiana, and VAS mem
Der oi the Philadelphia conservative con-
veption OF 1854
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
THE s STATE 0s, OF IOWA. 81.
In tho District Court, February Tern, 1868
ARTHUR rooney, Plaintiff,
FRANCIS DANIELS and r,;..
THE COUNTY OF SCOTT, :" Aa'"y'
in the State Of Iowa, De-
PENDANTS.
To the said Defendants:
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that, on or before the 10th day Of January.
1868, there will DO on file, in the Office Of
the Clerk Of said Court, . petition Of said
plsinti6, showing that 10 is the owner in
Hes simple Of the ssst half Of the seuth-east
quarter Of Section Ne nine Coy. il Town
ship No. eighty (SO), North Of Range four
az, East Of 5,h p. n, in said Scott county,
Iowa. That you make certain claims upon
said property which are . cload upon pc
litoner's title TO said property, and petition
will pray that plaintiffs title to said prop
erty be Quoted and confirmed, and that
you be barred from setting up any claim.
Now, unless you appear thereto and do
fend, at or before noon Of the second day
Of the next term OF said Court, to be com.
menced on the first Monday Of February,
1868, default will be entered. and judgment
rendered % prayed. No personal claim is
made against either Of you defendants.
ARTHUR rooney,
By Cook & DRuRY, Attorneys.
Dec. 28th, S67-d4w-sal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04

ROLLERS, PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MlLLA
ID +. H. Stearn's Patent Eccentric Head Blocks,
Shingle Machines, Slave nchincs, Saw lfandrils,
saw 0ammers. Shsfing Hoeers and Pullsys.
Cas,ings o. al kinds mad4o order.
Mil Furnishing Of ali kindel
- Repairing Of Nachin4y - b Iss = Iea-
special attention. g ~ have ~ pot1eeno u booA
establishments
Woeks-Coenes Walnut strsk "a uaall1DA ~.
( 1880 O@ce-1Do Wo1e 49, 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04
PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRIsnuna. Jan | An elderly man,
named Peter Sober. Of Reading, was arrest
ci last evening, charged with publishing
and selling . libelous book was .
black list Of citizens Of Harrisburg who
were Unfortunately put down as poor pay
for honest debts contracted. lie was
bound over TO appear Mt court, as was also
n citiz II who give him some OF The names.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04

MONTREAL, Jan. Al. l.. PAINTER L Co.,
one OF the oldest aud most extensive firms
in this city, suspended today.
Consul General Avcril returned 70 Mon
trcnl after ak months absence IN Ito Ua.ted
States
RFIitsIi.Lr, Jan. "a party OF rousLs
entered the Anglo American Hotel, on
Wednesday nigh, and attacked Daniel Sui
Ivan, one of the boarders. beating him in a
cruel manner, and afterwards throwing him
down stairs into cellar, causing injuries
from which death cnsued TO day. One Of
the nnrtits has been arrested.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA. 50.
In the District Court.
LOUISA WESLEY, Pref.
WILLIS c. WESLEY, Dsfat.
To Willis @ Wesley, Defendant:
You are hereby notified thst there 10 now
on Tile in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Dis
,sict Court in and for said county Of Scott,
q petition OF the above named plaintiff.
claiming Of you divorce from the bonds Of
mstrimony now existing between you and
the said plaintiG. and also asking for the
custody Of your infant daughter. Hattie
Cora and TO- cause Of such divorce the
plaintiff charges, that your treatment OF her
has beer cruel and Unlawful, to such an
extent a. TO cndanger her health and life.
aud that she can no longer live with you !;
and for fur her particulars you can refer to
said petition row on file as aforesaid.
And you are hereby further notified tina
| unless yoa appear thereto and defend be-
fore noon Of che second day Of the next tern
Of said District Court. = - bseun and held
on the first Monday Of February next. de-
fault val be entered against Jon and judg-
ment rendered thereon, according 10 the
prayer Of said petition.
LOUISA WESLEY, Plainti4.
py Ceo9 , Dsgns, ~ Solicitors.
Dase4 - DoveepesA 1sWa, thie day q D..
ee0ooes 4. D. 1ooy. 0ee1ldltsovn1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04
HAVANA.

HAVANA. Jan. New regulations in re-
gard 10 duties on goods imported into Por-
10 Rico. including tho list Of articles ex
empted from duty. have been confirmed by
the new Captain General. Eight months
notice will be given # any change should
hereafter he made.
Silver dimes and half dollar pieces Of
United States coinage are to he admitted
INTO tn currency OF the island.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-Gencral Grant
proposes 10 leave this city for New York to-
night to remain there several days.
Alex H. Stephens, Of Georgia. writes
from Philadelphia to friend here that his
physicsl condition is very feeble. hardly
able nj times TO 81, IN in bed. lie is cx-
pectci here the middle of next week.
Judge Sharkey Of Minnesota, has arrive
here to conduc, the case Of McArble, before
the Suprt me Court.
The indian Peace Commissioners met
this morning and after a brief session the
preparation Of the report was allotted u
Mr. Henderson.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04

LONDON, Jan. 3-rhe examination OF
Desmond. Allen and others. alleged TO be
implicated in the Clerkenwell Jail explosion.
has resulted. so far. in producing no salts.
factory evidence as TO their criminality, and
leaves the sfliir almost as much mystery
"a before the investigation commenced.
The magistrate has adjourned the examina.
ton one week.
PARIS, Jan Sit is now generally con-
ccded, notwithstanding the recent attempt
OF certain journals to revive an impression
10 the contrary, TINT all hope Of the assem-
bling OF general conference OF the Euro
pcan poweis for tina settlement oil the
Roman question has been abandoned 10y
the French Government.
LONDON, Jan. 3.--lt Is thought the confer
| cucc on the Eastern question. recently held
in -; Petersburg by the leading diplomats
ot Russia, has u warlike significance.
LisnoN. Jan. 3 --Tumul,s have broken
out IL This city aud Other parts OF Portugal,
~ cons, quence al the imposition of taxes
The unpopulaiity Of the new system, anc
the excitement created by the attempt to
carry il inio fleet, las led to \ resignation
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04
COMMERCIAL.


davenport Market Report.
Orr.cx OF rms DAvsNPoRS DRnocaAr,
January 1. 1867.
fiouR--Choce family, Wholesale, ts.00; re
tail, (e4e Red winter wheat, Wholesale tll}
retail, $ll.6o.
WHEAr-el .6e@tl 80.
BAsLEy--$l .59Wt
OArs- 80 cents.
RTE-&i05
Cosx-New. GO ls1c in the ear.
ArPLEs-40o to 500 persbbl.
PoTAroBs-l. local 20
Buyrsn-30c per h.
hGas-25c
CRASBEsRiss $40 90 per barrel.
HAr-Good Timothy &l0,Oc 10 ti2.00; Pfai.
Piv IS 90 to $1,000,
CoAL-Soft, delivered. 20 cents per bushel.--
Anthracite delivered. els per ton.
Moop-t6 per Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04
RHODE ISLAND.

Providence, Ian. t.-Sylvester S. Sher-
man, Associate Justice of the Rhode
Island Supreme Court, died suddenly last
evening, in this CITY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04
ILLINOIS,.

PcSrr.c, Jan. A. The County Treasu-
rers Office was broken open by burglars
last night. Liitlc's burga ar proof safe WAS
fed through. II contained no money CT
impai lance. ihe robbers eft their steel
wedges, crow bar and sledge hammers be
hind worth more than the money they got
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04
New Ysrlx stock .farl.

sOCA 1H0rkeo.
s,o.s. ..,,. January Z.
coupons OF 81, Los ca and Is UNCHANGED IN
4os l.os coupons 1.ci-a both I-aOs nncharcsa ~
Western Union-l.3;s. .seeo.
New York Central iisle
Erie--s3
Rock Island--9tl
illncss Ccntrai-Cnchanged
Cleveland Toledo-esi-2
Merchants Cnion-- IS l-2.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04
Cincinnati Mnr.xet.

Cincinnati N1nrixef.
~ telegraph JanuaryA.
f!our-Firmer; family, II oo@ll.5o.
MhsH.-Firmer; No. l. Y;55; No. 2, $50.
Corn-Dull At slas5.
Oats Dull at 6i@s5.
Rye-lield at 6sSlls5.
Barley-Firm l.6a@l.. FOR fall.
Cotton Dull.
Hogs-Eull; live. 5.s0ta6 co; dressed, 400
10. Receipts. 5000
Provisions Dull and heavy.
Mess Pork 30 oo@2l.co
LABELLED at l2a.
Bulk shoulders Held at TX.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04
CHICAoO.

CHICAGO, jan. 4.--Ths Tlckner divorce
case went TO the jury this forenoon. After
being out an hour and half the jury re-
turned verdict, granting divorce to Mrs.
.icknor
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04

New Work Market.
BY Telegraph January
Seuon-Steady 1t 1eAG1..
.Ioa,-A ehade nrmer and quiet 10 l51sli 90 ssr
sws state: lo10l5is 10 for r. no
and ~ s csy hrm ard quiet $50 for No. eprins
Corr ~ ~: 2 and epring.
wcs,e IN = coe nsmef aud quiet Al for old mixed
low .ou,hes. 0's; 'sehAO for new sAoat 81 for yel
Pork-Quist: Il IssSs !,s sorwsstern in store.
1eet-stesdy ana faif d.r.,a
iard.Sseady; lale aig..
Whsky-Quiet
Pctrosum-iOG1o i-9 for ersd.. q,
d. ed in bond - i-219A for ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04
ONE HUNDRED GUESTS.

They respectfully solicit share Of public patroA
age, believing they can give entire satisiAction. In
eli cases th1ir charges will be reasonable.
Connected with the house u SPACIOUS STA.
BLING which win Be In charge Of compstcnt host
leRe. Fafmers and peFsOns travelling with their own
terms will hnd comfortable quarters 1t the Ackley
House. fdec0.dAwM.l ACkLEY CROSS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04
Hurley's Ague Tonic

: A M = really spkur,c ron wcrne. an dths
het sud ust poIatable form to give 10 CHILDREN Il
l. ne pslsfsk that 4 b fst taxing ~ pAacs of "a
81 Zes..1sSs 2. =. yosEs- \ hsale ps1sesay
40 yz1 i6p6iS 500, l..s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04
The Union Restaurant
HOUSE
Third ST.. East or Perry.

CENTRALLY AND PLEASANTLY LOCATED
u near the buslness part Of town, directly opposite
the Post Once. The proprietoss have leased The
premises for term Of years and have put the apart.
ments In thorough business ordcr Offering comforts
hln accommodation for
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04

Toledo Market.
BY Telegraph Tolspo, January 4.
Flour-Quiet.
2.G5.
Corn-lc lower sales Of new at 96lq6I5.
Oats--Steady sales of No. at s5.
Rye-Ssles Of No. atl45.
Barley-Quiet
Dressed Hogs-1k@sJsc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04
ls,iCa-O Market.

b. Telegraph. January 4.
Flour-Firm and almost nominal at yester-
day prices sales of spring extras at S.256t TO-
2S.
Wheat Firm; No. !, 2oad2 Os No. 9 closed
firm at l.s7l4@ ss; No. in better demand At
i.s5it9l SIS.
Corn--Cosiug firm, s5@ss for new S6@ss
for Nos. and ,.
Rys-Firmer; 1881 l. go fos No. l l56@l.-
56is for No. 2.
Dsrlev-l.7el1@l II for No. 9.
Mess P0rk-Not 80 a:tive; sales q 20. s5Cl 30
81 at BUYERS option 10 Jan. 81.
Lard-In better request; llsl@l2h.
Green Meats--Quiet hams At IL.
Cured Meats Insctivs but hrm
Dressed Hogs-lo@l5c lower closing dull a
7l517. 80 for under and s.25 for over 200 No Az
srage.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04

And Dealers in all kinds OF
Metallic and Wooden Burial Co
Se0s
Any assistance required in our line promptly
furnished.
new and elegant hesres always In rsadi
ness
Call and examine.
Corner Third and Rock Island Streets.
aprs eodAwtf Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04

Milwaukee Market.
BY Telegraph MnwArxss, Jsu. 4.
Flour-Firm; city Xxx, S.6e@l0 25
Whsat-Activs; 2.V7 for mo- !.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04
~. Louis N arket.

by Telegraph Jan. 4.
Flour-Unchanged, with demand slightly in.
proved.
Wheat Unchanged /; 2soQ2 IS for red win.
ter.
Corn-firmer, at es@e0c.
Oats-firmer fOa72c.
Barley-Uuehanged !; 2OeGa2 os for winter.
Rye-Higher. but very dull, st l.76.
Pork-Qu,et, ct a0.s0a2l.o0.
Bacon-C,ear sides lower. aA l2j<c; shoulders
ss<c.
Lard--l2@l21le for choice tierce.
Hogs--Hsld ~ 6.401e.60 for heavy, with Z. IS
offered
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-04

Chicago Live Stock Market.
BY Telegraph. January L.
Hogs-Received 10 ~ NJ, 6,O2S head. Market ex-
trsmsly dull owing to the absence Of packers and
few salee made were lt19Oc lower I; ct - o'clock
market dull and tending lower, with nearly II O0o
ssle eaiee ranged ct 6..516.sO.
Cattle-Received to - n. 92l head. Market con.
tinues arm and steady At previous prices.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-09
For the HERALD.
a Sigh for the shore.

Away from the heat, and no. 10 the mountains
It's then you vail hnd the coolest Of fountains.
Well, away have fed from the sea and the
shore
But, declare III do II again neyermore.
For, such blistering days scerce saw exeelledi
Why talk 10 me now Of the mountains dell
OF cataract, stream, or shadowy grot
am sure that mine Is a sweltenng lot
What with rays are oycrcharged with caiorical
powers,
With Soils burning beams through the hardest
hours,
Ny temples, thrice heated, a-throbblns declare,
That what now breathe Is a tropical air.
The earth seems furnace fiom summit TO vale
The quiVenng heat DER US all doth prevail;
The herds IN the pasture, and the horse from tn
thill
Both sigh for the shadow with a languishing will
A bath in the river is proyokingly hot,
Al my pleasure up here is most dearly bought
And there's nothing exei,es my envy ~ much,
A. the sight OF frigid, ice-pedlar's hutch.
No more tell me- then, al thp mountains tvpnae
IL wealth, like this as specimen, goes
Away, let me HE, 10 the sea and the shore,
Where brrexes and surf dash away eyemorc.
An OIn SALT,
Rutland, July 81, lSGS