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Ths Liquor VII.

The following In tho bill introduced ~
Mr.. Grover. AZ amended, and which has
passed the House, in refsrenee to tho sale
Of Intoxicating liquors
II is hereby enacted by Tic General Ar
seys5lp Of nc State Of Vermont.
SEC. /. The security required to be
given by section twenty-four OF chapter
ninetyfour Of the general statutes, may
be taken by reoognizsncs TO the State, in
stead Of the manner by said section now
SEC. 2. The forfeiture named in section
TWENTY-FIVE of said chapter, shall extend
To the oaks or vessels in which said in
toxicating liquor shall be contained.
SEC. 3. II any person shall unlawfully
sell, furnish or give away any intoxicat,
ing liquor to another person, By means o.
which such other person shall become IN.
toxicated. and while 30 intoxicated shall
commit any assault, or do any damage u
the person or the property Of another, the
person who so sold, furnished or gavs
away such intoxicating liquor, shall De Il
able to the party injured for the injury
done, to be recovered in the same form Q
action as such intoxicated person wouif
be liable to, and both such parties may D.
Joined in the same action.
Sec. 4. Any person under arrest 10
being found intoxicated by the use OF IN
toxicating liquor unlawfully cold. fur
nished or given him, who shall truthful,
disclose the name Of the person OF whom
such liquor was proeursd, and the OH
cumstancee undsr whieh II wne % pro
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SENATE FORENoc n.
TUESDAY, NOV. 10

TUESDAY, Nov. 10,
.Joiat Resotuti0n. House bill, directing
the Adjntant and Inspector General TO
urocure certain information and report
the same. Adopted. 49,,
Y.lssed IN c0nrilyrrnce, HOUSE bill, ~
proteet fish in Spencer Hollow brook ana
and it's tributaries. :.
House bill, To constitute Eddie Marshal
Smith, heirsatlaw OF PhilnndSr ana
Mary Smith.
House bill, 10 incorporate the YER
osnnss navigation company.
House bill. 70 prevent the Destruction
Of fish.
House bill 10 legalize the grand list %
tho town Of Chelsea.
House bill, 10 legalize certain acts o.
tbs town Of Castleton.
House bill, to incorporate the Runaway
Pond Railroad Company with proposal o.
amendments; by committee ON railroads
House bill, 70 enable the towns and
cities therein named, to aid in the con
struction Of the Northern Vermont anc
Lake Champlain railroad.
| House biz in amendment OF an act Y
incorporate the Hontpslisr' and Well
River Railroad Company.
House bill TO paw Charles 8. Hogle tn
sum therein named.
House bill to legalize the grand list o
Guilford.
1 House bill to prevent the careless u.s.
of firearms; adversely by the commit
/ tee, third reading refused.
j Senate bill to amend the charter OF tn,
i West Fairlee Railroad Company; thirt
reading ordered.
i Senate bill to amend an act to incorpo
rate the Newbury Seminary. NJ: Sax
I opposed the passage Of the bill. He di'
not think it right or proper ct this tim
j to pass such bill. Favored b. HI
Farnham, who advocated the appoint
ment Of new Doara Of Trustees for req
cons which have hessto5oro been full.
stated. Mr.. Bsneaict hon No commit
7 t. op elueatiou was not prepared
! favor this bill, = hs did not Wish
! prejudice tho rights q pertia on'saths
: dds. go -
u I'm 1br TIE iplugna1ioa q. ~ sp1e!
i He an1ai hka1Gy - - aesds6y.
tehieu115nu - - - ~ = $500 - ~
Il fTAe $1,000 S1vSaN = fhog - u
fhs bIll was 5as0h~ discuaps4 ~ -
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DRowNED.-The.B Burlington Free Press
says: " As the steamer United States was
crossing the lake from Essex, N. T., to
Burlington, last Monday evening, and
when about six miles north Of the former
place, a man by the name Of John Dugan
stepped out upon the forward deck OF the
boat. s His hat blew off, and in attempt
ing to recover it he ran toward the gang
way, slipped under the rail and fell ove'
board. A passenger, who saw him faii'
claims that he shouted to the pilot, to III
form him Of the catastrophe, but that the
wind blew such a gale he was unable tc
make him hear 1t is also claimed tha
something over ten minutes elapsed be
fore the Captain knew of what had occur
red. After going overheard, the untor
tunate man was never seen. Whether ~
sunk Immediately or was struck ~ TN
wheel. no one knows. Mr. Dugan resided
at Moriah, N. Y. He was about - year
of age, and leaves young wife.
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WALLINaFoRD.-Hosea Eddy has Just
returned from Boston with large stock
Of new goods, and has hire. clerk, In
tending to keep HE ssere open for trade.
This will be cheering news to his old GUS
toners, who las found his store closed 20
often late years.
-Heman Barber has his new house
nearly ready to raise, on Central street.
The fork factory of the " Batcheller
Manufacturing Company is entirely fin
ished and ready for the machinery.
The fall term of school district No. A
closed last Thursday, Nov. II. The
school has been under the management OF
Mr.. Marsh o. Perkins of Rutland, assist
ed by Miss frankie Leach of Pittsford,
in charge of the primary department.
Both teachers have given excellent salts
faction and are engaged for the winter
term. The following report has been
kindly furnished us by the teachers
SECONDARY DEPARTMENT.
Whole number OF scholars, A; aver.
age daily attendance, 33.
Having no absences or tardies during
the last two terms Addie Smith.
Having no absences or tardies during
the last term: Peter Bremen, Forrest
Bucklin, Ara Edison, Fred. Scribner, Geo
Shum, Eddie Warmer, Stella Clark
Jennie Waldo, Jessie Waldo.
Having no absences, but having hae
tardies: Emma Preston.
Present every day except one Carrie
Batcheller, Jane Mann.
Having absences, but having had m
tardies Charlie Batcheller, Fred Clark
Willie Mattison, Edward McKann, Sila
Moore, Charlie Preston, Florence Batchel
: Ter. Nellie childs, Annie Cole, Haiti
. Cole. Emma Howe, Jane Mann, Mar.
roolor Manic Waldo. Lizzie Gleghorn
Addie Edgerton.
, PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Having no absences or tardies dnrinl
the term: Louisa Shnm, Willie Shum
Charlie Shum. Nathan Rounds.
: Having absences. but having had
| tnrdies Amanda Allen, Elizabeth Cott
Anna Gotta, Nellie Kingsley, Susan Moore
Dolis Shum, Mary Ann Toohey, celin
Trudeau. Jane Marsha. Minnie Stafford
= Herbert Barrett, Willie Bull, Peter Cot
/; johnny Kingslcy, Waylaud Lewis, Will
Moore. Tho- Rutherford. Daniel Sullivan
Horace Well.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
United States Attorney Pierpont en-
phatically denies the statement that
warrant had not been issued for the ar
rest of Blstchford. Such warrant was
Issued some days ago. and expert deteo'
tia, are on his track notwithstanding re-
ports studiously circulated to the con-
trarv BatcLford is believed to be in thi'
city, aLo Whimster, one sof the origina'
tors of thu fIsrds.
1t is rep ,rtsd On good authority tina,
H., Grand Jury to-day investigated
Keanedy's act ion The object being as =
claimed. to proc ure an indictment sgains
him for transcend. 'ug bis Powes. The In
ye.tie alton is not Concluded.
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y r<te oAasKnI, Hev.1 10.
: The boilse sspsodss ~ss ,ss - serious
q Ant reported, s.lyslnss ssaly isjsssd.
Mr.. 0sorss Deandosws hsrt sssst the
hsad BY the falling dsssi. s.a e.s leg
vim have 10 b smpstsssd. He sisssr,
Mrs. Pulver, had hsf collar boas ssoEen
abe win recover. Frsnk Osxnfes engi'
pssr, was soaldsd snd sHghtly bornet
about the wrists, but Win recovse.
Storm q CorssS paper mill, where 20
explosion occurred, h damaged 70 "
amount Of $4,000; fully insursd va
sseenburghS ice house adjoining,
damaged to the amount OF $i,ooo nm
Brandon lies in q critical condition.
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Marrialss.

RICHARD FREGEAU oct. Sist b. Rev.
Leland Howard Xavier Richard 10 Augels IRE
gesu. ali OF Rutland.
FLAG5-ALLbN- East Hubb.rdton, 90
the ! tn inst. al the house oil the BRIDE, py h"s
g,Iv,a DIaoy.r OF Hubbard on Dea. James
FIagg OF CsHtlston, 10 Mrs. Ana Alien, widow Of
Che late p--.s... Allen ~ East Hubbardton.
pERHY-ECwF AT Gieii- Fails, ". r.,
Nov 18th, by Rev &. II, Nash, Mr.. Calvin q.
Perry Of Wells, W % Miss Martha Hose Of
IuzeTne y V.
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MDDIEEtIRY. - The quiet OF the VII
lag, has been again invaded. Thursday
night of last week the store OF Mr.. L. II.
Sayre was broken into, and about soo
stolen therefrom. No traces of the scoun-
drels ayyet. Mr.. Sayre is our town agent
for selling liquors, and the villains, after
robbinp the store and probably drinking
all the whiskey they wanted, left the fau-
Get turned so that the liquors were found
running in the morning
bradford Parker and - BENNETT
were brought before justices court,
last Tuesday, on the charge OF robbing
one Mr.. Haney after drugging him, in
our Park. and were bound ~ in the
sum of $500 each for trial nj our county
court.
A fine new house is being erected on
Weybridge street, nearly opposite the
Catholic church, by Mr.. c. G.. Steele also
new house is in progress on the road
leading to East Middlebury, just on the
outskirts of our village, owned BY MIR.
NJ Gale.
Butter, best market dairy, in Middle
bury, Friday, was sold at from 81 to AZ
cents per pound; some that brought only
80 cents per pound, would at the time ii
was made, in July and September, have
sold for 81 cents. The true way to sell
produce is to bring it to the consumer
when it is fit for market, for by waiting
for higher prices, it will Il. Q. butter ge
rancid and unfit for eating purposes, anc
a low price consequently is the result.
The congregations of the NJ. L
church and Congregations! church, b,
arrangement, meet in the ~ T.. churci
90 .ha aoy of Tho National aud Stat
i Thanksgiving, the 18th, for religious ro'
!, vice. How pleasant it is for brethren t
9 dwell in unity.
!, i noticed in your pdper&ast week a
0 account of the examination of one Shad
: dock. charged with completely in tn
crime Of breaking open the store OF 4
3 w. Brewster, and that the prisoner wa
a defended with much ingenuity and powe
a nv Mr.. James NJ. Slade. Permit me
o correct this. 1t was James NJ. Slad
3 Junior, of whom your correspondent
r speaks, who is practicing lawyer of OF
town. He is grandson Of the late Hol
WiRiam Slade who died some ten yeal
since. 1t was my good fortune to hes
/ the defence Of ur shaddock, and | thin
/ the compliment of &C. X" your CORE
3 pondent, fully merited in the case
CANDoR.
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by John Bsxxyd EaiEaeld, and about 20
tons Of hay, ons half Of which was owned
by him.and thp othsrhah By hrA hase
o,Neil vas destroyed by fire. Mrs.
o,N.ip. part Of the hay Was under at
+.chment. and a. she was seen to leave
the bern shortly before the fire was dis
covered. she was suspected Of incindiar.
lam and arrested. She had an examining,
.;on before Justice 81. @. Greene, in st
Albans, on Tuesday afternoon, and wal
held in $500 bail to appear before thu
County Court.
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Mppf.EBuuY. ---.Fd,tors Jierotd Our
yillsgs, usually 80 quiet, has 81 late been
Tho scsns OF . series 81 bttrg!ariee which,
in their boIdnsss and success, have
equsled tho exploits Of the most accom-.
plished artists in that line. The syste-
matte msnayr in which these depredations
were committed, for long time pointed
toward some person Of long practice as
their psrpetrator, and 1t was with some az
torishmsrt that the principal was disoov-
cred to be the young son Of one OF ouz
own citizens. The facts in regard to biz
detection are already known. but the
question a. to his accompliees still REMAND
OPEN "
Mr.. Holden was discharged from Gus
tody two days since, there being no posi-
tive proof against him. Mr.. Geo. Shat.
tuck. who was arrested last Saturday, Wal
brought before Justice Simmons ON Mon
dav for examination. The State was rep
resented by Mr.. Briggs Of Brandon, and
Ira W. Clark Of this place; james \
Slade appearing for the defence. Tn
principal witness for the State was Chsa
Pierce, who, upon the trial, made mi
confession a his wrong doing, and tssti
Aed 1T ahattqck was to lave rsesive'
the aplun1nr for transportation to som
eligible sSs6ee.s ehsttuok was dsSssds'
By Ms. elads VITA great ingenuity -
1 Sioqusnoa s1k&1G oadon been ens 20
9eSs sp1btsG@4eees1ese so~A -
leos : ~ ~ = - - -
ts{yFEYyHs -
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Fatally stabbed.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 1G
Fer linand Biesser, while working on
bis far m at fve-mile lock, near tins city,
last ey ening, was attacked by two men
and fat. lily stabbed. He was able to Walk
home fter the murderers left him, ont
died sho rtly after. Two men named Cai.
and PeI Ter have been arrested on suspi'
cion
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Madrid, NOV. 10.
The disposal 81 tho Republican prison-
ers taken during the late inruvrection Is
under consideration. The government Ia
inclined 10 clsmepey. bat at this sams
time will be- careful not 10 endanger the
future peaoo Of the country Wy mistaken
lsnisncy. I, Is said tbst tho prisoners will
be- allowed 10 choose between joining ths
Spanish army IN Cubs or transportation
70 the Philippine Islands, there 10 await
the resnl, Of tho legal proceedings sgsins'
Thorn.
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RATHER HARD ON CHEsTER.-AC hes-
ter correspondent of the Bellows Falls
Times says: "No one who has witnessed
the rush Of lawyers to that towh and has
counted the number of cases on the justice
docket of Chester for the past week, can
doubt either the justice or necessity of q
new county. 1t is proposed, instead of a
map, pamphlet Of statistics, or any other
showing, that list of the trials for the
last week be sent to the Legislature Of
1870 for use., They will be willing then
to give US either court house, Jail, or in-
sane asylum, and we don't care muoh
which."
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sly ATLANTIC CABLE
England.

LONDON, Nos. IL.
The Pope has written letter TO Arch
bishop Manning in which it is stated that
although Protcstants are excluded from
the Ecumenical Council, facilities will be
offered outside for making explanations.
The King of Belgium is expected here
on a visit 10 the Queen at Windsor.
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Reward Offered .

WuMIsGToy, Del, Nov. 10.
The Governor has offered reward OF
81 900 for the arrest Of Robert ii. Colds
DO roueh, murderer, who escaped from
s nssex county Jail.
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Line rifu ,emth Amendment in Ten


NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 10
The lower branch Of the Legislature To-
day refused ratify the fifteenth amend
ment. 81 10 12. The Senate viii be
equally r.nsuin nous.
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SuicidGs

MILWAUKEE,, Nov 10.
Mai. +. o. Howard. agent 1T the riI's,
burgh & Font Wayne Railroad, .HomHae'
suicide by taking laudanum, last s"'
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-. and Money MARKET

EEa YoRE. Nov j..
Mon, . ralse. mo. = active a. ca7 per cent. '0'
call 10 ans.
ste, ling Exchange firm. at io'selo''' i''
first class bills.
oeda ame.. op.niDx At i25s, closing al
l2Ix.
e,pnIel. 80 - Closing prices
", re generally highest of tho day.
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NEUROLOGY OF MIDDLERURY Coll
IrGE AIUMYI.-The reports Of the Ne
crology of Middlebury College Alumni
for 1869 are published, and any Alnmnus
can secure a copy by sending his address
TO L. d. Eldredge, Esq, chairman OF the
Central Committee, at Middiebury, ".
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italy.

FLORENCE, Nov. 16.
Amnesty has been granted to political
offenders 1t extends to all who took part
in the late gristmill riots.
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A rival and Departure 81
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.

The ,ser.,.d ~ tire only paper I'm
no Couuty of Rutland, or this sec.
In az Vermont that takes Tele"
graphic news. The Herald receives
r.. ..sociated Press Reports regu.
iariy.
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Whereas. q. meeting oi The Cans-egs'iansl
socsety for the purpose " building M-tiaAy
| House IN brandon, duly warned and nOtn-o. Ane
4 holden in the vestTy near the Iopg'sg iefna.
Meeting House, on the lst day a November loe''
vas voted w the D.e7nbers ofs-ld eoaery tlht
it Ro.seter and Deni-on BIZ ktnsr- a. . o Il
Josaa- ssaid Society, be suihorized sno IN tf1e'-
mfttee O. q certain repairs upon The Af.siih ?
ed 70 MAJ on the fence around u. ara % boiio
House and M out Of CARNAGE, add siso u a.
steps for gsttins he psws pro rata On The lasi
SEES the cost upon he same; and whereas SAID
Appraisal and collect said repairs, and have
committee have made ws, AZ ~ woe % fle
a-ses.ed the c,st upon the .. Now ;besef rt
so 5ety they were directed 20 DO. do hereby
I, the Becrtsry Of the saId eDcief, ifte. TIA
give notice, by direction OF ssld Conn. md.
the above are the Assessments b then.
upon the several pe~s, ard that the ssid 80.
ments are payable on the lst day 81 L-cenbef-
1853, 20 Denison RlackmeT, Esc., aud thsf n any
pev-hoider shall, for sixty dsyr ey, after sas~ ete
neglect or fAlI To pay has h.T her tax taxes
assessed the pew a pew Which sa'd taxes
any part thereof shall e in. due unpaid
vii, in accordance with tie s-lGws q s4sd oo-
ciety, be odd at public veudue ~ the Meeting
HoUse said Society, Of which sale q notice Will
be post-d mp on the door o. the Meeting house
six days previous 10 the day OF sale.
s6.s3w Z. y. SELDyE. Secret any. D..
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CATHOLIC ALMANAC.-The Catholic
Family Almanac for 1870 is neatly print
ed. we'll illustrated, and contains much
matter that will be useful to the members
Of that denomination. 1t contains the
late LETTER. Apostolic' Of the Pope, re
ligious statistics, etc. The articles in
which the Roman Catholic church Is SCI
forth and commended are in far better
taste than the dialogues in which Protest
antisrn il aaricatured. II intelligent Ito
manists approve tho insertion OF these, Y,
shall be NJ loss how ~ estimate eithel
thsir ethical sense or tbeir knowledge 0
Professionalism. The Almanac IL Issued a
1876 Nassau street, New York, Pries y
couta
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considered by ths eepst thst TIE circunr
stances wsrs Sufficiently Suspicious to jus
tify holding Kr. Shattusk for trial. II
this, = in I'll the other cassa, the greatest
credit \ lus 70 Sheriff Trip, for ths On
ergy and skin with which he has worked
them mp. OK.
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RrpToN. Near the two churches stand
ing near the river where the water IN the
late freshet washed out the entire road
Mr.. B. F. Ripley has built very fine
breakwater for the town, over 30G feet IN
length. This structure will protect the
road from future freshetsand is very sub
stantial. Ripton has with commendablt
zeal, laid heavy tax, and the roads ane
bridges will be kept in good order.
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Reported expressly for the HrHlLD ~ cnAHssh
trs, Bfrnors q CO., Commission Merchants,
10 an1 ~ Psnetsii Hall MARKET. Boston.
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P. T. BARNUM,
20 y 5 u NJ L Il .;
CON FICTION Err Y


ifss can aIy pegssB msDUfscfrIs 'Spfsftif1
cry aud all % a. fii.en ssnfs ioss,d, shsp go
gas 10 wosiL sixtsss esD'@ a. iaas Egs - co 80
Il IL u rsibiy saunsrsfeggf
Ifgv can an, d.hsp rss.ii slch sile eafs isy1s.a
" his sasss Blsfy ssd bavs q sssss,ss Dpg teia -
onsscr
Hoe can sny n<flsyf.sf On fest " f'sr'ha~s liiist
Cuff ts.sssy Of L-.s.ts .nts 80 e az sD'f 80
s,y.,d skss i,nrs srfiss r MO- - o.-os'-s-
tu.a les thas tsDiy ipfty essis 90 is'snf.
essnsistsDg ~ ca-sia bsoe, beftf mo- . 500
r.st eisss &c v.y,ds
w,sbls fsu o@ys 90 hsTe bfsn aiss,s1 fssfa
bsds etc, FOR aff4fH nenfe ~ fs9nf . go 'ffs
..lat. Grs@psn ~ twenty reDfss @sa ~ aFfr' a.
knsslsagsa fba, N,ey ~ffe a1gitsisfr1 isp 80
cent piih T.rra Alta sif 80 f-ct tbaf tins
~ this .he.p cyBf.esisissfY sre rssoe nf0 - -
tfi. country every yssr. @sd tie taassuassfs sf~
the only psreoBs ipjaissbJ y.
Eo1, for THE benefit 81 thee vino vish pugs
article II coDfoctiOIsfy,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
VIII BE- paid 20 sny peryon thst WIN ee.e,f thg
least IMPURITY IN any CONFECTIONERY 81
soUTHMAYD co,
Conner Of fremont and BrofDfed bts-. tosfon.
nsscokvf~
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Stock. closed Sraer, especially On n Y. Cen
The following are the Sfternoon quotations !:
Rutland Retail Prices Current.
wEpsrspAr MonsIYs, Nov. II

Reported expressly for the HERALD by CHEsTEI
KINGSLEY, Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
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FRE.-The 81. Adams Messenger sAys
that on Monday afternoons barn ownsd
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ssOsTOr LIVE sTOCK MARKET
mvsrhtOn. Cam bridge and Medssvd
For the week ending Nov. II. 1853.
Reported for the Rutland HxaALD.
AMOUNT or sTocx AT nAsxEr.
C.sne. sheep. ssysss. Pat hsss. vssis
Th,s week, 7,47l 1871 ss5 GOO 20
LasA week. s,ssf 1867 76o 1000 70
O. yeas ago, 2,e7s i4.cs3 1000 1000
rosTox LIVE sTOCK MARKET

. HB1CED.
: BREF-Extra el2.oo9l1:s9 Ant quality eli -
0liss: sseonA q1nA1ty go yoof thisd quality
~ o. 90 ~ eke6es Ol2.7s0l3!oo. Poorest
sovs, 6sl1 &C., sy0o7o
WbRHIkst % nM-oleoo21t.
OOW6 AID YOUNG CALVES, STORES
Am GHERP-9Amo - lage week
~ GO0o-Ps9 ,. iox@Ikc. i've weight;
-, vholsnals le0ltT rsesN h0l4c; ysssg
nbSs-lssAsns0sxe country 'otssx e.;
T1ILOW-Bightoa, s0skc.; country ~
x2Trs-tloooi.io; souat.y lots 7seese.
RElGARKG.
u u sbess Asps = vw bsssa ~ 49,
-, n4s1s ov9 tuo-shlBds = nany eeeas - -
- - aasehfng 80 snSeo4 =
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