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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-28
MasoniC Notice.

CULVER STAR LODGE NO: $ F.
SEA. ", mee,s at their Lodge; NY
.t.na,, sSo cold Hili, oyery SATURDAY ,I,'X.N
evening Ar o'clock. Stated communicate tons,
Hrst Saturday in each month. AL Brethren In
good standing are cordially invited.
By order ofths W; T. ~ u,,, ..o,.,.,
cola HIN August !, Issa IH
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20
Dfaths.

COOK In Orwell July 10. Mr. Betsy Cook
wife OF Daniel NJ Cook, aged II years.
She was one Of the most devoted of wives and
fore God, and the all worthiness OF Chris, she
expressed her wish and willingness to rest upon
Him for her hope and salvation
1t was a beautiful Sabbath morning when sh,
left her heavenly home. Thither may her be-
reayea husband and children look for their ever.
lasting home, and all be gathered, an unbroker
circle in heaven. WIN
FOSTER In Rutland, August ith, ls6s, Aaron
Foster, aged II years.
FULLER In Clarendon, Aug 3th, of typhoid
fever, Rosalinda 8. Fuller, wife Of Joseph Fuller
aged SO years, months and Is days.
GRANGER--In Castleton, Aug 18th, samue
Granger, aged 6S years.
Deceased was born in Castleton and lived ther,
until the day OF his death.
KENT-At GAINESVILLE, Wis, ON the 10th inst.
Of dysentery, Ellery Kent, only child Of VIM c
and Elizabeth !. Kent, aged months and u
days.
ALDEN At Brandon, August 18th, Prcntie,
q. Alden, aged g. years.
Mr. Alden was for several years one of tn,
Door-keepers of the Senate at Washington.
LOYETT-In Rutland, Aug I4th, at the resi-
dence Of her ssn-in-law, Francis A. Fisher Mrs
Harriet Loyett of Brooklyn, N. Y, aged 81 yeara
EDDY-At Wallingford Aug. IL, after hing
ering illness and great suffering for many month
| from spinal necrosis, g. r. Eddy, aged Is years
| He leaves a wife and two young children TO mourn
his loss.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-The Rich
ford Sentinel gives the following account
of freak of lightning: Last Saturday
night, between and o'cloc k, while Mr..
2. o. Wetherby of Fletcher and Hiram
Wood Of Lowell, Mass, were returning
home from Fairfax, they were struck by
lightning. II was raining. and they had
an umbrella spread. The boot was
buckled around them firmly to keep off
the rain, and Mr.. Wetherby was driving
They remember Of having seen light
while riding Along at slow trot, near the
Bellows place, but nothing further. The
first that came to their knowledge was
that Mr.. Wood found himself out Of the
wagon, and Mr.. Wetherby and team out Of
sight. He advanced little and found
the team and Mr.. w. standing quietly
Mr.. w. was still unconscious, and in a
standing position with the lines in one
hand. He was soon aroused by Mr.
Wood, They found their umbrella shiv
cred to pieces, the boot Of the Wagon
torn, and the dashboard broken off. Mr.
Wetherby was badly injured on the right
side and was unable to be carried hom,
that night, but was quite we'll the mex
morning. Mr.. Wood had his left les
badly bruised. and 1t was thought to hav,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20
New York News.

NEW YORK, Aug, ~,
First auction sale of imported dress
goods Of the season to-day, attracted buy
ers from all the principal cities east and
west Prices were well maintained. and
there is no appearance Of decline in
market.
Miss Blandiua Conant of BROOKLYN,
daughter Of the well known Biblical
translator, has been appointed Professor
Of English Literature in Rutgers College
Rev. DIR, Bellows returned from Europ,
in the China
In an ARRAY in Elm street, early thi;
morning, u man named Wassermau wa.
mortaily stabbed by another named I ish
er, who with several others were partic
ipants in a fight Several arrests hay,
been made.
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81. LOUIS Aug, IL.
4 letter from Ellsworth, Kansas, dated
Oh the l4th inst, says: On Monday, the
l2th inst, band OF some 200 Indians ap.
pearrd ou.Spellman's Creek, about sixteen
miles northeast Of Ellsworth On arriy-
iug at the house Of Mr.. Shaw, they
caught and b4at him numerically, aud
drove him away The devils then caught
Mrs. Shaw ana her sister and violated
their person.
After destroying Mr.. Slaws property
the Indians left the women for dead and
proceeded to the house Of Mr. Smith and
beat him in the same manner and violated
the person Of his wife, leaving her in a
very critical condition indeed it is feared
that all the women who have been sub
iected to these outrages are fatally in
jured
The red devils met and abused several
other citizens, by beating them, and after
destroying all the property within their
reach, they left for the north. These
poor women say that for five or six hours
they were subjected to outrages, and they
show fearful marls'of the cruelty OF their
captors. In their efforts of resistance,
they received very serious injuries A
detachment of soldiers were sent after the
Indians from Fort Harker, accompanied
by fifty or sixty settlers. On Wednesday
night they sent for reinforcements, and
on Thursday a full company, under the
command of Col. Bentine, started for the
scene Of the outragcs.
The latest report is that Col Bcntine
had come upon the Indians, who had
some ten or fifteen women surrounded il
house, and that he had driven the In
dians away, but whether he had killet
any of them was not ascertained. Thes,
are probably some of the Indians wht
have been numbering and committing out
RACES on Solomons Greek
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BUFFALO, Aug IL
The Grand Lodge of |. o. O, F. of the
State of New York, assembled at st.
james Hall, in this city, at nine o'clock
this morning.
The Lodge was called to order 10y r.
W. Grand Master VIM. Gould Of Buffalo,
and about two hundred delegates re-
sponded to their names After the usual
preliminary proceedings, the Grand Lodge
degree was conferred on absut seventy
fac new members The r. w Grand
Master Tecrctarv ond Secretary made
their annual reports. which were referred
to the appropriate committees. The fol-
lowing officers were then elected for tbs
ensuing year: Geo. Gardner of SYRIA
cuse, r. w. G.. Master Nicholas l.. Petit
of Brooklyn, r. w. d. G. Master. Dan
iel Wood of Rochester r. W G, warden
Charles B. Claok Of Brooklyn. K. w G.
Secretary. Jacob Russell of New York,
X. w. G. r. Cornelius A. Marcen OF
Brooklyn, Grand Representative to the
Grand Lodge of the United States. The
Grand Lodge then took n recess until J
o'clock this afternoon. On re-asscmbling
the retiring Grand Master, Mr. Gould,
installed the new officers with all the an
cient form and ceremony. Adjourned to
meet Thursday morning at 8 O'clock
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LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
Interesting General News,
AZ. &c. &C.
From Washington.
WAsIuNdTON, Aug,

WASHINGTON, Aug, N
Col. 4 {. Brigham of Massachusetts,,
who on Saturday last cut his throat and
stabbed himself in seven places, died to-
day.
This morning a German, named Henry
Oen,ricl, keeper of restaurant, commit
ted suicide by shooting himself through
the head
Gen. Van Wycl, lett Washington to-
night for New York He has perenp-
torily declined TO he a candidate for re-
election of Cougrc,, from that State. His
voice was impaired in the canvass OF 1886,
therefore hi- physicians have advised him
to rest from public speaking, In a few
day he viii 20 with party Of friends on
a trip to the Rocky Mountains
The following named gentlemen have
been appointed store-keepers under the
new internal revenue law;
K. II Coehrano, Sixth District Of Ken
lucky; Benjamin y. Brooks, First Dis
,rict Of California, Frank A Baird, FRS,
District OF Illinois. John W. Gregory,
Twelfth District Of Pennsylvania; c. c
Burr, Second District Of Virginia; U1ziaf
Stewart, Twenty-second District of Penn
| sylvauia J. J Turmm Twonty-fftl
/ District OF Pennsylvania
So far about eight guagers have beer
appointed unIer the new law, and nomi'
nations for similar officers are being daily
considered
The Secretary Of tho Treasury has not
vet taken any action with regard to the
appointment of supervisors.
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MARKERS.
New YoRK, August /.


FLOUR Dun 10 10 Is cts, lower, Sales 100
bills 20 = s IS for supertlne state and Western,
3Ua 80 tor common to choice extra state Ava
10 60 for do extra Western, 10 - Is 90 for good
TO choice white wheat extra, a Is IS for common
to choice round hoop Ono, 10 II Tor common TO
fair extra st. Louis, l. 50 - Is for good TO
choice do closing quiet California Aour heavy
at 10 20 u 81. Rye -four dull At - 10 40.
Corn meal quiet, IS
GRAIN Wheat heavy, 10 cts lower, 10 No
Spring, delivered 81 for No ! do, delivered,
IS So red winter, Ohio, -, white Michigan
90. extra amber : 60 a 40. Rye heavy, | 81
a | IS. extra choice dull, nominal Barley lower
CoRs-Active and lie better, IA 10 for un.
sound mixed Western, 90 a 2lk for sound
mixed Western ahoat IS.
0.rs-dull, lower. Sales 245 bush. slAc. fo
Western in store s34 for do. afioat.
CorTos-Shade tirmer 1900 bales at 80 ior mid
ding uplands.
RIcE.-Quiet
CoFREE-Quiet.
sueAR-Firm at TX a lie for Cuba IL l2s.
MoLAssys Dull.
AsHxs-Quiet.
HoPs-ouiet at 10 so for American.
PsrIoLypN-etssdy, at l6kc. for crude, AND
sax tor refined in bond.
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the United States flag and ornamented
with banners, with the NAMES Of Grant
and colfaN, The wagon contained thirty,
seven white girls, representing the several
States Of the Union, each dressed in whit,
and wearing miniature flags, The pro
eesS'on marched through the principal
streets with banners flying to tho square
where they were addressed by ex.Gov
Joseph Brown, James johnson, Joshua
Hill and others,
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Virginia Railroads.
RICU\IoNp Y. Ana

RICHMOND, VA, Aug. Is.
Gen Stoneman has issued an order d.
recting the auditor Of the State to receive
from railroads indebted TO the State, the
whole or part of their debt, to be paid in
current funds or in State bonds, at par,
the amount of State bonds not to exceed
two-thirds of the total payment by road.
The whole amount due by the roads is
about three hundred thousand dollars.
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NEW ORLEANS. Aug. !

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. II.
The advocates of the new police bill
say it resembles the metropolitan police
bill of New York in many points, 1t con-
tains the usual proviso, that no person can
hold an Office of the most subordinate
position, who is disqualified from holding
Office under the l4th article Of the State
constitution
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Marrianfs.

SPEARMAN MI SSEY In Coventry, Aug.
18th, by Rev. pliny II. White, Miss JENNIE A.
Mussey OF Coventry, and Mr.. Edward Spealman
OF Chicago.
SMITH-IKEY-In Whitehall y Y, by Rev.
DIT james Sidney Smith and Miss Helen key
of Benson
gibson THOMPSON In this village, by
Rev. r. c. Potter, on the 18th inst, T, 5. ellison
OF Rutland, Vt, and Hattie A. Thompson OF Fort
Ann, n. Y.
KELLEY ~ FLANNERY In Rutland, on
Monday, 18th inst, by Rev. Charles Boylan, Mr..
Edward Kelley and Miss Katie NJ. Flaunery, all
OF Rutland.
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poRG flfmer y S0G92s 10 for new mes, q
ins At cash, = 6-0s2s II iuT old do aj4sa3 IS "a
Prime a 1913 ~ Tor prime mess,
hEhF-MaTket weak, excited, unsettled.
lAHh hrm at u slgse, hr steam l9Sala /,
mr kettle FrnAeri
hrrTtH flnn At llGs IS Tor Ohio, IS q a,c. "a
state,
,5iff,t steady a. l3lglSe.
WHISKY FIRM; o. ! IN hand,
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loNnoN, Aug. lS-evening.
Cousols 93 for money % Is; bonds
n. Illinois Central Of; Erie 33l
LIVERPOOL, Aug. lS-evening,
Cotton closed easier but prices unchang,
ed sales l2,00o BrcadstuGs quiet;
Corn ya.ocr hut unchanged in price
ANTWERP, Aug ~,
Petroleum firm.
PARIS, Aug. X.
The following ave among the promo
tons and honorary appointments decrced
by the Emperor on his fcte day The
Count dc Sortcges, formerly Minister
10 the United States NJ, Charles Etrenne
Contri, councillor Of State and private
secretary Of the Chamber, sud VI August
Nilaton the eminent physician, were
made Senator, VI Bnurdillan and VI,
Leon De Fordin, vice counsel of France
at New York, were decorated Chevolier-
of the Legion Of Honor
LONDON, Aug X.
The English Journals publish a letter
from Rio Jaueiro, received by the last
steamer, in which the writer says The
new Cabinet under the Vi-count Storbor.
by is inclined to peace The majority OF
the people Of Brazil are tired of war with
Paraguay, and clamor for peace" The
same correspondent asserts that thepeopl'
OF the Argentine Confederation are n,
less DESTROYS of a termination OF hosti!i
ties, and states that when the protocol q
a new treaty OF alliance with Brazil wa
recently submitted to the Argentine Con
gress, it met with great opposition, and
was in effect aunulled
PARIS, Aug. Is.
The election for members of the Corp
Legislatif in the Department Of the Jura
rebutted, and NJ Grevy, the candidate o
the opposition was elected by a maiorit
Of | 900 votes over NJ. lIuot, the otficiu
candidate Of the government
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

PERsoNAI.-Hamilton College in New
York, at its recent commencement con-
ferred the honorary degree OF ID, on the
Rev, f. b, Wheeler of Poughksepsic, \,
y, formerly OF Brandon.
Rev, Pliny ii, White Of Coventry
was elected, last week, a member Of the
Board Of Trustees of Middlebury Col
lege.
We learn from the Tallahassee Senti'
Sentinel of July 30th, which some friend
has had the Kindness 10 send US, that o
L. Austin, formerly of Burlington, whose
parents still reside there, is Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives Of the State Of
Florida, now in session at Tallahassee
Tom Hood. editor Of the london
Fun, in review OF Saxe's new book OF
poems, praises the author as the most eS'
oellent and the most English of American
humorists; and another critic yields tn,
palm among contemporary writers Of rer
ID s0ciete To Yankee poets in these words
Tho two best living writers of lively
witty English verse, such as Prior ant
Praed excellcd in, are SAKE and Holmes
two Americans. and, to us, foreigners"
Mr.. Henry A. Morrill,, a native o
Danyille, and still quite young man. hai
been nominated as the Republican candi
date for Congress from the Cincinnati
Ohio Congressional district
Norman Williams of Chicago head
the list Of the Illinois Republican Stat,
Central Committee At large, and is also +:
member Of the executive committee
Where he is engaged W. may h. SURE eli
eient work viii be done
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From Georgia.

ATLANTA, IA, avg To-
A Republican mass meeting was held
in this city to-day, favoring the nomina-
ton of Grant and Colfax. A procession
was formed in front Of the post-ofice
building, composed of about 700 negroes
and 300 white men. Near tho head of the
procession was an express wagon carrying
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REMARKS.

Up TO THURSDAY last there had been no case Of
disease about the market and trade WAS pretty
good. Since that time the appearance of disease
in a lew lots OF Western has created considerable
excitement both At the yards and Faneuil Hall.
The authorities have taken measures TO prevent
Its .pread and we understand but lew cattle are
expected from Albany this week Consequently,
our statistics this week include trade previous to
the excitement, which tor the present seriously
affects the business.
Tuesday at Cambridge there were about 500
head 81 Northern cattle in the yards ami few
Western Although there l. no disease among
these cattle, great Is the alarm among consum-
ris, that the demands are not very spirited tor
them and prices an. about the same last week
j. Hastings sold fat on Of. 10 cwt at l3c. per
pound steers for s3iG OF above lie. = d.
cows at llc., and u very extra one tor i3c. y n.
j. Quinlan sold ! cows aud steer for slGO, loo
. ID, and Il young cattle and cows at &c 4.
Wheeler sold COW tor s5j OF l0c. y b and |
cattle AT &c u. H. Sprigg sold COW, 1865 lbs
gro>- at l2J.; heifers good, al lss steers st
Ok. NJ T. Shackett three year old steers apd
COW to dress 80 pounds, at l2c. y d. There
has been ~ great a change in the market since
Thursday that sales that day are Of little value
AZ indicative Of the present state OF the market.
The stock over the Passumpsic and Rutland and
Burlington roads will arrive at market next week
ON Tuesday The demand tor sheep and lambs Is
better than last week. Nearly all OF the 1000 at
Cambridge Tuesday were on commission. b.
Hastings sold one ear load for $3.50 and F. Z.
Brady sold 60 At a., so per head.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

Nor BURIED The friends and, rela-
ttyes oi Mr.. Calvin Bruce, whose death
We noticed yesterday under the head Of
Sudden Death" met at the house sun
day afternoon for the intermert OF her
remains, that being the time appointed
tor her funeral When met, they were
surprised at the remarkable Hfc-like look
1t the eorp-e-it~ red lips and entire alb
-cnec Of anything like decomposition In
view Of this condition, the funeral was
postponed, to await further developments.
TIP 10 late hour last night the body
-tlll remained in ii, limped condition. thu
fare quite hie-like, with NO signs Of de
ray'- ettacing fingers" DR.. MOBILES Of
WnlDinsford, who Ia, quite reputation
among the faculty OF Vermont as an ex-
pert ia determining death. was called yes
t"II,,, and acknowledged himself unable
10 pr ,uaunno IN tai, ase
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

sERENADED.-The Messenger saws
The st. Adams Brigade Band rendered q
serenade to Hon. w. G, Smith on pleas.
ant evening after his return from the con-
vention which renominated him to Con-
gress The public and the press had had
no intimation Of such an agreeable SER
vice, nor was the recipient as we'll pre-
pared to entertain the band as would
have been desirable, yet the occasion
seems to have passed of very pleasantly.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

New ORLEANS, Aug. IL.
The lottery bill, against which the pre-
siding officers of both houses protested 80
strongly on Saturday, has become a law
without the Governors signature, by
lapse of time
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PARIS, Aug. |
Another Scare.


ToRoNTo, Ont, Aug. II.
The Globe this morning processes 10
have positive information that extensive
preparations are being made ON the other
side for the feman raid 1t also states
that furloughs have been withdrawn
from regular officers and the forces in the
garrison have been ordered to hold them
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Aew advertisements.

STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM
A1my pasture in East Wallingford, on or about
the first day Of August, two red and white spot
ted two year old heifers with round hole through
the right ear. Whoever will furnish information
literally rewarded BY the owner
N. J. SMITH.
Clarendon, w. saw3w
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Drunken ARRAY.

BALTIMORE, Aug. Is
A drunken fracas ocrurredi here last
night, on Ensor, near Webb street, in
which William McHenry was shot and
Thomas Kernon, Jr,, and a man known az
Reddy Dolan, were seriously stabbed.
Probably AL of the cases will prove fatal.
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Political.
BLNGHAMPTON. \. Y. Au

BINGHAMpToN, n. Y, Aug. Is.
The Republican convention of Broome
county was held in this city to-day.
William Ely, vice-president OF the State
Agricultural Society, was made candidate
for the Assembly.
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been done by the fall from the wagon 1t
is also thought that the electric charge
struck the umbrella and passed around
the right side Of Mr. Wetherby aud onto
the wagon near the dashboard, which il
broke oil.
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ap-For summer OF Winter, Ion Kitchen ul
Parlor. tor Sailor Soldier for Farm or Work
shop, there Is no wiser prccaution than TO always
have supply OF Readings Russia Sal>e ior w.,
in cases of.burns sC7tlds, cuts bruises, plmpes
chilblains, salt rheum, boils, Sc. All druggist,
have It, BY mail IS cents
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

BASE BALL MATcH,-A match game of
base ball was played on the 18th inst. at
Bethel, between the White River club of
that place, and the Park club of Roches.
ter, which resulted in victory for the
Rochester boys, they scoring 80 runs ia
20 for the White Rivers.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

wv tuhk, Ausuat u,
Money rather more active atiaSpsr cent "a
call loans.
sterling sxehanse steady at lo9s lcs ( on nrs,
class hills
GoLli-Lawer olsuins al i6s, aud elosins
At l6s
Governments stock- duh, aud shade lower.
For Governments the following are the olosins
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

~ Tie best outward application known Tor
hesl- wounds, sprains, bruises, swollen or stun
joints, is Johnson's Auolynr Llnlment. II
stands upon It's own merits anu is the best hmi.
IL medicine IN the world.
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400 SoLD--. TIE MAJ

-VeVVV nttlC Pocket IIllc httINI
and Compass, handsome case glass crystal, whitg
enamcllrd dial steel and metal works, watch
size, warantcdto keep IN orlcr and denote cor
rect tame iur tWuytaTs. Satisfaction guaranteed,
sent securely by mani post pad ioronly II ioi
A.. Address MAGNETIC WATCH co.
aiW9w Alulsdllt, y. II.
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New RoUTE OPENEp.-Thc new route
to Boston over the HooSac mountain, on
the Troy and Boston Railroad, was sue
cessfully inangnratea Yesterday.
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ARREsTEp.-Oliyer Clement, French,
man residing in West Rutland. was yes
terday arrested 10y Deputy Sheriff Chat.
teItou and confined in jail in this village
tor as~aulting and beating his wife in a
cruel manner The assault was unpro-
yoled, and is said to have been with in
tent to kill At a late hour last evening
the woman was Considered in a DANGER
ON. condition.
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81 Worms trouble Horses symptoms Goa
stares, eyes duh AMI glazing, great appetite.
Cure SheridAn's Cavalry Powders.
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RICrs

BEEF Per Ion lbs. on total weight OF hide, tai
aud meat extra, els 2jalS SO; mt quality, az
jialJ 90; second quality, .ll oo9l2 20 third
quality, ~ o0Rl0 IS, few choice single pairs,
as IS some of the poorest cows, sc, a. USl
IS.
WORKING OXEN .925GSij
HANDY sTEEkS-slasdt.U0 100, or much accord
ing 20 their value ~ beef
COWS AND YOUNG CALVES Fair quality
st5@10, extra t750,loo; iarruw and dry tJiG5O.
HIDES Brighton Toe; country lots 9S eioc.i
caliskins l36L 1Uc
TALON Brighton, sAa9c. country lots,
: is@Se,
/ PELTs- g ?ja? so country lots, dry, 7scCs
81 50.
LAMBS-5O; shoTn 69c.
FAT HUGs-lOS
Young PIGS-.l0Glie
NEAI.S- IS OO,IlS 10.
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DANK OF POULTNEY,-A Pc

ID ltion will b. presented 10 the next Guural
Assembly, asking Ion revival, rcnewal aud ~
tension q thu chartered the bank OF Ioultnry, m
corp0ntal by an act approved November ii, lahe
Aug. u, lSds. SiNAw