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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-01-24
100000 Shingles.
Notice; Positive i

p LANDFoRD, GLEN & Co., at Wyalusing, offer fol
. sale 10000 shingles. lott
August so, SO.
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DISSOLUTION.

rIHE co-partnership existing between D. W. Taft anc
Elijah Mont, was this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent All business accounts of the old firm will be
settled by D. w Taft And those indebted to the said
i'm, will please call and settle
The business will still be carried on by d. W. TAFT
17-3n D. ". TAFT.
T.f.ou WIS. Oct 5th $50. ELIJAH MONT.
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STRAYS.

STEER.
rEsAkEN UP by the subscriber residing in the town OF
Patch Grove, lands Swned by him, about the Goth
OF November 1856, dark brndloseer; two years old
last spring. Slit in left car; in forehead and two
white bind feet The owner is requested to prove prop
erty, pay charges and take said stray way.
Patch Grove Jan. Sd, 1857. 23-4t GEO. W. LEE.
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old Notes and Accounts due d. T. Parker must
\ be Paid Immediately they will be put forthwith
in the hands of Barber 4 Lowery for collection.
Please take notice d. 7. PARKER.
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Two Store Rooms u other Buildings

vyNO RENT in Pleasant Valley, PotOsi.-One OF
the Rooms is now occupied as drugstore: the 9TH
cr is new building neatly furnished, now occupied "a
general dry-goods store, with all necessary buildings
attached it, such cellar granery, smoke and dwell
ling house.
would state for The information Of those desiring to
80 into mercantile business that BRITISH HOLLOW Is
one of the first commercial points in iraar County
Merchants druggists, and others respectfully invited
to come and see for themselves.
For further Information call at the residence OF the
subscriber. W. Hun
Pleasant Valley Nov. 22d, 1856. 2otf
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Smith, Wagon & Machine Shor

AT LANCASTER,
BY BUDD & DANFOaTH.
yTyYY notice heyhaye eTectedlarge bull
tnos and work in Lancaster. nd provided hea-
" stocks of Iron, Steel Wood and Pauts-for doing q
heary prompt and permanent business.
Thcv keep hands enough jump irto aay JOB Of re-
,,airing and do it up short notes.
Wagons OF anJ desirable a.yle-i-avv, light r,edi-
I'm, viii DO furnished to order on short notice.
HorsaShoeing and other custom work always done on
short notice.
Charges viii be ss moderate b. . Tered.
Oct 18th 49, 1T-tf BUDD e DANFORTH.s
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Paw up at Potosi.

Ii. persons indebted to by note or book account
~ are notified to and settle now as We are in
need OF money and must close business Immediately
ANDERSON & HAMMOND.
Jnpe Goth 1856 1-tf
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Notice from Jno. p. Lewis & Co.

yHE subscribers having closed their business in Poto
81 would request those persons who indebted to
them to forward and settle their accounts and
notes. They trust that the indulgence they have
ted to their friends will be sufficient apology for this
notice and hope they viii right up and settle with
ont farther notice. l2I3In.
December ~ 1856. JSO P. LEWIS.
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ghoe & Boot Shop in Lancaster.

REaCoY-NIAOE WORK KEPT ON HAND,
AND WORK DONE TO ORDER.
es,. THANKFUL for past favors, ask generous
GM patronage for time 10 come.
YE@V AT THE ROOM
ESforrncrly occupied by Walkers Saddlery-nearly
opposite the Herald Office, where win be found Bang
ng a.eav every day, Sundays excepted
lancaster Nov. j, So. 10 CHAuNCEY BANGS.
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To Builders 81 Mechanics.

70 Builders and Mechanics.
rv,HE undersigned will receive Sealed Proposals for
tue town Of Waterloo until the Sth day of February
next when the bids will be opened The Bridge to have
Two stone butn,ens stone pier in the center, and
a good single roof and to be finished according to
plans and specifications therefor to be at the Town
Clerks Office in Observation-Disclosures Dec 9th, 1886. 70
J. B. TURKEY,
DAVID STEWART, }Conirs.
W. G. WILCOX,
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si0NTHLiEs.

GeaSy1& 9y's Book. for February.-There is no des-
--slspx< ~ ls engravings, fashion and embroidery
pisses5 eooey sizes in each number. The maya
Ene e91 oesiae great eTlount of substantial read
inss poetry. copy, sas 2 copies, S. 8 CO.
pies a. Cooley, Phils., Pa.
NJ Fosth's Cabiaes.-The No. for Janusrv
OF eoiished magazine for the young is before
rs ns hesutiful portrait of the editor. FRAY
oIs = oRTH, with other fire illustrations: stories.
mrs17 Z, chaEades, and great variety of useful
Feea' which characterize every number u
nayes e Of girls and boys Price 100 year.
"a publisher, lis Nsssau-st., New-York.
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PREMIUM FANNINa MILLS,

PREMIUM TANNING MILLS.
NN ABE by the the subscr Der which has taken the
lYg Premium every year in this state; they He made
OF good seasoned lumber and put together Ia good work.
anlike MANNER and warrcnted 10 do good business in
cleaning, aud durable with proper care. Mills taken to
any part of the country for liberal charges Mills Away
hand and sale cheap for cash. All kinds of coun3
try Produce taken III exchange for mills Corn Shelters
of the best pattern wire and screeney OF all kinds, al.
WAYS on hand. Repairing done slort notice.
All orders from abroad will cevo prompt attention
and filled with dispatch.
You win always find mo a. ia. shop to wait on you
r. SCOTT.
Prairie du Chen, (Lcrerto1n, Aug 22d 1866. lO-ly
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Police Intelligence.
DARING HIGHWAY ROBBERY.


Al IN early hour Tuesday night man ramed James
Fitzpatrick. . resident OF Al ~ny, wniie proceeding
through Baxter street was attacked by men, who
dragged him into alley way, and alter great deal Of
hard work they succecded robbing him OF pootos-
book containing $780, silver Oh chain COST ha
and penknie M Fitzpatrick bsstled msnraiIy with the
hkhwAymr and scratched the aoe OF OF the fellows
10 badly that NO was subsequently, Identified the
guilty parties me noise atsen ting the robbery attracted
who rushea the spot succeeded IN capturing one OF
the rsscas with some OF The properly his possession
Search made for the confederate whea no was die
covered fecreted In OF toe tensms1t horses
ON the Fvo Points Hir fac and moss were
scratched, ~ We have stated above, and he WAS u
onoo denshed ~ the companion Of tho pr arexdy
IN custody, and was forthwith conveyed TO tbs station
house and locked mp for the remsincer or the night
There they save their thomas Dudy ana
Derrick. Yesterday mos nog the prisoners were brourh
before Justice Brennan ~ the Esex market Police Court
where Mr.. FitzpstYick preferred complaint sgslns.
them for highway robbery. rho magistrate committed
HON 10 pritcn each 10 default Of % 600 bail answer
the charge preferred against them. The com palnant
was also hed TO bail - q witness 10 appear wren caef
upon testify against The accused and in default Of ball
" a. CON m.ited TO priEon. THO stolen mouoy hos
been recovered bu, Ia supposed that officer Sherlock
viii DO able to ferret Il out ana return IL 10 the owner
The ABOVE robbery WAS bold In many respecls In
the nrst place committed at early hour In t2cy
evening" and In the second place the daring conduct of
the robbers N thus dragging . man from crowded
street INFO Ap Alley way rather Astonishing, especially
to iodvidusi We thnik Judge Russell will be
n divitu.ls. We think Judge Russell VII. be
able 70 dispose OF Aessrs Dadly and Derrick In SUN
mary manner. They may consider themselves booked
llo.
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News rycra fYuvSma.

ARRIVAL OF rBs STEAMSHIP BLACK wAKRioe~
The Quilted Sta natl steamer, HaaOk Warrior, sAneu
from New Orleans the lsth, arrived a. Havana voc
2o,b, saod nom has port At Il 2lst, AMI passed
Sandy Hook al p. N. Lost evening"
The steamship Cahswba arrived at Havana ON tho isn
and called for Nov Orleans the 2oh with the remains OF
Dr. Ksne accompanied by his mother and brothers. mo
Tanera Of the Doctor wss celebrated d Havana by o
cession Of all the Americans thofe, Z. we - ~ mo
Vice Captain General Of the Inland and many Spanish off,
cals. Yno conduct Of 8sn. Ocuoha in the matter ID
spoken Of IN The highest terms by oil the resident Anne
rcans No one was more anxious 10 pay due respsos -
the memory Of the Arctie explorer
Tho report Of the decline b The New York sugar nAr-
kets, brought by the Oahawba, spread CONSERVATION
among the sugar specuaao. Tho stock u Havana ~
ported st TO- coo boxes
nchange Improved. yrelShN hr AmeTioan pos's
bTtsk.
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uator from Hicarssusl


Ss1KAslOss ON INC sam JOAN SVas'
The fsgs-ing ie.ler which boon received b. VI,
Alex u lawrence, nom oArsguA, ~ WY of New b.
eAxr gives IN later and fuller accounts OF The operators
Walkers forces Oh me river Han Juan than wo ave
before yeosjved:--
TWENTY MlKxs UP SAN JUAN RWGR)
On board the Steamer Despersdo
FEB 10, p, n, 1851.
pnAa sAspy-Afer desh,fsl trip, we srriyed a Ban
Juan ON Sunday evening the Sta mt. Learning lha,
Uoonels L0okidge and Titus. wen a. General Whess
up the river II SeApiqui which thsy partially
taken by brilliant Hsasuh the 9th inst We werc
anseyssd - the Texas, which had laid several days In
the haxber awaiting our arrival. This morr Ing Ae
steamer ''Cavtoo and BuIsss," which have named the
Desperado, took ny oommand board and va are now
sesnpg up INC river for the purpoie Of joining In The
re river ours al b. cant keep m from routing
tho tacts a. io0wsOn the 28t Of JanaAry Colonel
Lockrdge leh San Juan With 22b this steamer,
and proce ded 70 within six miles OF Ssrspqut there
Threw mp fert named Fort Anderson, which enabled
bMa TO LAND all hb supplies, ammunition. TIC. He nme-
diNtsly commenced outtog road though the choppers
spd on the 9th came upon the pickets, and quite large
Sorse Of the enemys advanced gusro. conflict, OF
course Immediately commenced, tho enemy were
slaughtered and rcced Our side los three four men,
and several wounded among them were Col Rnder and
Capt. Ellis but neither dangerously Lieut.. HovDcr, OF
the LIST Infantry was killed. he the-cny ooes lost
y,
suppose you VII. DC about right Since sh ntsls nnss
Gen. Bob Wheat, Tour Bob,) has been moving bis com
mand Of artillery (WHICH every body saying be
served Ike d-l) 70 within about 200 yaydA OF tho
enemy . camp The whole command which was reinforo
ed on the An inst by COL rsos. with 200 men,
there, and We expect 10 morrow, or the next day
~ the latest TO blow them into h- When arrive this
evening with my command our fooe will be tncreased
% I'VE hundred Everybody s IN good spui.s and more
tpan eIaied by the with wbioh the enemy are
routed. The enemy are commanded ny foreign officers
bu. then We have Geuerai Wheat. oo.ope- risus and
I0ckritge and any numb Der OF brave, efficient and skill
FOL Officers Then have any qnsniity of who
naorsl soldiers 40 give you my word for H. among
'thero "a surh word fsi" prophecy tina, before
We are here i've or SIX days. down goes Castillo All Mo
news send you n gospel. / am vel-pot oDlv yel
but primo. Give my best respects 70 6ensrah Cszassn
and Green. God bless you III. We ara band OF both
ess and though disunned new, we vii yet . happy
re union. 'ix feet OF Nics aguan soil yellow
for mel' Thus spoke General Riley Mexican var;
svd he GOT the yellow SASH In slight hssie yours my
dear Sandy with foil appreciation Of all your knduess
TO me And al in the Cause j. EG8Eaf FARNUM,
Captain, ". A.
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A. b. sioolayS regular ssntweskly auction saies q
stocks ard bonds will take paos " morrow, THURSDAY,
u ALL ast Is O'clock n the Herohans' nxohanse
The BUNS Head Bank has Il olarsd dividend d Sou
peH cent payable and aiter The "a Of March,
No interest on the lst mortgage bonds Of NE kwau-
kie and wasestown Railroad, and tho bonds q ,bs
city Of hilwSukie ssued 70 the La Crosse and hnwsuke
Road, will be paid The "a Of March, by Joseph Os
II No We'll street.
The Auwsuke Sentiaei Of Friday, publshss The follow
Ing relative 70 the Breck drai mention or which vss
made 10 the papers Of yestert ~ and theday before
Several days ago . man calling himself Thomas o
Gilman appeared In Mlw aukee possessed Of numbsr
Of drafts Aligned William Byeck and negotiated these drsf
upon the llcrent bAnGs In this oityhe Second Ward
Bank alone excepied-to the amount Of $4,000. Ws ua
dePstand that sev rel parties have been Arrekd In De
'roi and Adrian Michigan suspicion OF being the 40
complies OF Gilman. The latter was wei known In
Rochestr N. where Beck, tho broker, rosided, by
whom The drsits signed several Rochester men W
thu CITY were the references OF Mr. G,iman which mn
ierisfy facilitated the 1afss upon the banks
One Of the banks In order 10 accommodate Mr. Gilman,
gave him all Easern FUNDS 20 that no could Get ont
good chcy lator - no (Himan) Going 70 buy oss
In the Int YoP OF the STATE; another cqcally AnXious 10
commOdste gave him al Wisc0nsin money, no was
going to buy lands In Minnesota The oats we're probably
TO seed tho with mo OF matter this
Mr. Thomas U. Gilman has let city banks IN for sic,
GEO. i - said that no got $50 eco in Ohicxgo, and
who krox thing o. two, compute the gross amount Of
the entire swindlng transaction, 10 different cs ~ tho
West, $500 W0, or even higher.
G,lusn arrived here on the afternoon OF the l1th IN
sapt got his oras oashed attended tho Masquerade q
tbe Albany" In the evenlps ming 10 enjoy h,nseb
very much and len here BY the Lake Shore Railroad,
on thesferno0n Of the l2ib.
LIBERAL rewarcs offered for his apprehension. b
supposed that be If sarg thas sheiy cpcsa
tons have been Simultaneous and extenrve
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LoNG Law surT.-Thc Wisconsin papers con.
tain the decision In the celebrated Of HUNGRY
ford Calee Gushing about the title N the property a
g. Groin Fsis IN that SAFE The decision gives Hunsey
foi The property and gvea Cushing credit
improvements The suit vas COMM encet IN iSts. he's
had four changes OF and been before the Supreme
Court essh, times collateral ssves. There hardly
lawyer IN the state Of any prominence who has mot had
pvme connection with tha ease, An appeal has been
,assn, asd INC case - ar npn beng settled o. ever
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TIE soyrHERH nAIL-FArAL ExPLosIos IN COAL
NINE
Brr1xonx. FEB. IS, 1857.
No ns has been received sorsh OF Augusta
n the Esyps coal DEEP river North Carolina,
sye men were killed py explosion o. Ore damp
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pEpF CATTLE.

The u,rsct was well supplrd With bee c,ie, o.
rather ordinary average qSauy, and prices Ia
auen,e about hair cent per pound lower, tor all
descriptions, Trough sorne sses were mads oil pric5s
h.sn l2r but they oil OF tho We bcxt quality
N MARKET except few fancy cattle, pair o. Witch
~ere ,cis Tor tl7-sbout llhc per pound Ire rest
we're held ~ from l2- 10 leo The b1lx the receipts
brought In by the Hadsop River Railroad,
~ bxf az he offerings me from ONO be seen
BY reeTT'pg 10 tho tsbts above. Al me other yards
good demand provaie1 ssd prices rspsef suly ~
hign ast week. Tho tofal rccepsa The
yAde, 90 compared with Tho two weeks preylois
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AoADHnY OF Muoo performance Of III rfovssore'
d the Academy q Music last evening, was attended By
Of the most brilliant houscs of the MILE Pa
rodi, possible surpassed even her former efforts -
Leonora and greeted throughout With the ensh usas
Ito applause Of The audience Madame AmAa Patti SRA
kosoh appeared ns. time 10 the role Of Acuzsna
and ssiu Der sincere friends could
DESIRE while The principal characters were Well
sustained throughout The production OF this ASninceni
opera under tho management was crowned WIN
SUCCESS, and such the favor with which Wan re-
ceived the: We doubt u viii be frequently 70
peateo during the seHson. Among the audience were
Washington Irving and Hon. Geo,ge Bancroft.
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Einrpricrs Arrested.

n. LOWS, FEB. Is, 1877.
Hcs.rs Gupsn and True, Of Rochester, New YORK, Who
reces,lv otspcsed CT wm Beck's drafts here, on the
Cam Erchanre New York 10 the e1telt OF $4,000, In
CAoaso extent Of and In hlsAuke 10 the
sntsns Of S Geo. have been arrested, ana are neg on
snesr vay 70 this city NJ. Gilman wss tassp In ke~
Ovseans, and Mr.. True In Hickman, KY
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svFHCrs or THE FEEsHrr ON THE HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD.
AtRArr Eco ~, 1897.
ne SatomAn Of this evening contains the following,
~Ner pcr,ona inspocucn Of the read by one cf u ed
tcvs IN compsnv With superniesdeci Briggs .-aeariy
eli the track, IRON mpe below this city 70 Caseton.
vss Carried awav. Ia places from hundred Ia
snsoe hundred feet OF the road vas vaAhcd away BY
ahs noe Below CHstc,on The reed = In perfect ouer
DAMAGE Oh THE WABASH.
CzNCy,ArI fss rs, 1877.
rbs Wsbssh river IL higher han has bscn enre the
srua, Good OF Issi GREAT damage hes dose the
hnpois aide of the river.
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RRw YORK HERALD THURSDAY, FEBRUARY &c 1857.

az 80 &c; 10 DO 49,; DO 1876 10 do 400 ~ DO 40 $
or u. P,ho.-fs nj ob "a al 3ss Copgou10 hf oht a.
J2Ao souoboDg--l0 hr ohts ~ 46ho; 90 do 400.
~mssEy.--rhe market sss unsessled, win sale, ~
Ab'ri lh0 bbs. ~ 27Ha n 2So, closing 81 the mnde
Dpuye
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WtisH-Cosnor On tuesday evening, Eco "a A a
Andrews oboyob. by the Row ,. Curren lEnaIp
WAlsB 20 hss hAKT AsS cossor. boh OF this city.
nosf-CovriASD.-On Wednesday, Feb. as q r.
Lutes church, by The .ev. Il. rutsle DAVID pno1 n
LtlaSs sleesi esosher Of the Ato Cays Covn-
land.
KSsp-Duty.-O Oh Monday, Feb 20, By Ray. Joan
heEyoy, JonS ksSs TO Miss M4kGAHsr Drtry hotb 81
ttiy ciiy.
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Cadet Appos nsmens. A. T..r~~

The kilo-ue Cadcs sppontmens ~ layrs have Seev
inside ny the Prersn< md the appoinfess oroo.s1 n,
report 81 wssi Pint between ne iss and 2ots Juos.
1861
l. Alfred Mortecsi son o. IN o<Bce~ OF the Amy.
John o's'ien, con CT decsassd oabcer Of Ma
army.
g. Een,y Il. HuDpbrsys, OF an officer Of The AMY
laresce 8 PabbAl sos II "a cfbeer o. the amy
8 Jesspa 2. Farey, son u lave oxhccr Of the nsnv
9 Benj amin King son of q surgeon Of tbs Amy
:. VIM. n. NscmeSor, Sepmev Of Surgeon General Of
the army.
s. 7 Baysrd whlttc~ore, grandson OF asvy oasosr
q John fAoe, sen Of an officer Of The Mexican vu
10. Richard n. Bull grandson q . ists oacsr q The
army.
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Uants are 81 irse Beent snL capable Of se govern
neD. ~ our swn edocsed itcsss a. incl sn our
psopie and N Tree tch0oys aad IRE 0 insa ulosa.
MetsrB James W. Earker ana Stephen Gushing
we're appointed 0eleSztss 70 the next NsiosAi ooaDo
1De next semi sAaaal meeting OF the ssate council y
nxsd ~ Brooklyn.
Adjourned sSas die
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Death OF an Eminent sh,pmasscr.

fsuADxf PBs, FED. f5-4H P. n.
CAPT Albert Turey, OF the oldest snrmastsxs ous
sf ths port died yesterday the dec sased commanded
rachel sbir ont OF this psrt 70 Lverroo for many
years. He ives sccompi,hed seaman. and great
hvorite with the public In general.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT

WFDNf-'DAl, ~ z. NJ,
A.nss.-Tho market was Quies, With nal "a e. OF
resrs ard pots ~ SO. also
B1xlrsrrDs - Flour - Tne market lower, be,
active, with sacs OF 1850 eco bDls. for export
The psEsac.loIt for the Gay ioo.ed Up about 600 q
6,t0o Sbs, Which ranged ~ about Tie following quota
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Murray q Lan,nan's Florida Syater.-rh.

powerful yei exquisite fragrance OF b preparation neutral
iIss odor OF tbsccc ard ia admirable mouth wash
after srnokng "a fooihes all irr1tations OF Il
should applied 10 te face aer sLs ing and Tor CHI
pnp pies boches. IL admirable remedy hod by ID. o..
LANkAN CO.. wholesale Druggists % Water street New
York. and BY all drugs bts 81 lOc. per bottle
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rbc Nashville az Cnsr,estcn


onARlrroS, Eco. a. 1857
Tho Uritci States mail steamship NssbvJe. froa New
York arrived here this (rncseay) mornIas NJ o'occx
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FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL.

wrnsnsDAY, Feb sS-6P. ".
Tho general movemeot In The stock raartct VS. ~.
ward 10 day. There eM not much activity auoa-
opsrsaors ususI for Tow dsposod pu-csa,s a.
The advance The dena1d vas principally from ;ns
shorts We Ma, there really szy ssssI e.
bc rise In prices sxcep; OF t~o particular so.,
cent resay lvanis Goa, Cumberisnd o,nra.y, \:
Sew York Central Raj ro,d, y Erie, Ia Crosse sua
Milwaukee, y Illinois Jcotrai Railroad = Clevelssa
and Toledo, X Chicago and Rock leland, a EdwAuKs
ard Mssi,.,ppi Rs,rcsd declined pcr cen, G,sa, AMI
Chicago Reading and Michigan southern closed o, ye.ser.
DAYS prycss A. the second board fsure va- Sc
ysopcd There was not much activity in say o. ,of ev,
pr,css we've fraction better Reading Railroad sdvsrc
cd v per cert; Hlvsuho and Mississippi Raii-osd TX;
Erie, V. Amer the board q farther improvement wa,
realized Chicago and Rock sand closed 81 los, pr cca,
cash; Ere SIX. The little ies M The monoy nsrtst
probably tse csuse o! the Title improvenen, IA the
Stock usstet We attribute II 20 nothing elsa Thee
ere no pev buyers In tho street. Toe aars Old c;lssss
ere engaged IN sustaining the siocks and ., troy
nrd pisces 70 hypo,hsce thsy become purcbssrr ,rd
STOCK and ,here cannot be ai snythitg TIE
presest prices. For = Nne there msy Re
little more ease IN money mstisn, sod stocks
may We maintained OF sbcu, ourren, rser 90
long 90 this cousinoa, bu, We casno. eresn
any very prctrsced relief For SEINE time pas, VIC ssy
had ranoh In the money market about every tvo
three vcchs look for them foil a srs.oet,
IT, bot With iporcssed severity tbs season for ne.v
peg neb,s spprosotes.
The carr ipFs of the Erie Railroad COMPANY for ,ss
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rHrLlnELPHIA SrncK mani

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
PinIAnsrHia, Feb. 2s, 1887
stocks steady. Pennsylvania nves. ssH Reading Ran.
rssc loh Lons lssrs Railroad, lsA; Morris Canal 10
Iernsy ivasis Rairoso, ask.
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BosroN, FEB. ~ lsN
The Cursrd steamship Europa rallied az ,o-6sy
With 30 passengers tor Liverpool add "a for H,lNAx
Rc tooh cot no specie
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No COMPROMISE WITH DEFAULTERa--The Ms
sxspp Legislature refused IN aulhorize tue Govern
make . oompromice with Graves, the sefauiter.
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unfscd ssas~s Supreme Court.

Case No. ls5 Franz Dyncs, plaintiff, vs. JOSIAH %.
Bower deferdspt.-Ar Argument commepocd for plaintiff,
ed. by consent Of oo1nse, the case IL eopnssi I'll
nest term.
Adjourned III Friday.
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cau The snie be rcquircd IN the of
wounds ulcers tumors scirous s~tnrs 10 ~hich fIo
ovays has been applied time The effect OF the
plus ON the digestive apparatus IL al but miraculous
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Birth.
wcsion In this ctv. on i1esday, Feb. o. frs ryyp
Bcn T. Wocfos OF Daughter.