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county,, who had in his possession a
team which he borrowed from Eph.
Brink, and which he offered for sale at
this place. The Sheriff, suspecting that
something was wrong, lodged the young
man in the caliboose, until it could be
definitely ascertained whether he was
legally authorized to sell the team, or
not. On Monday morning the young
mans father came to town, procured a
pair of bracelets" with which he fast
ened the hands of his promising son aud
took him back to his country home.
DIR. C. c. PARRY, of Davenport, will
lecture, next Monday evening, Feb. 10,
lat what place We have. not learned,) on
the subject: Mature as a Teacher"
The DR.. was geologist Of the U. S. bour-
dairy survey between the United States
and Mexico. He is al adept in natural
sciences and will deliver good lecture.
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D- IXL have lately been conspicu-
Gus letters in one of the Chicago dailies,
but w. II. Alden has received another
supply of that .tuuorite -four from the
Oxford Mills as also additional supplies
of dried and preserved fruits, &C.; where
may be found a complete assortment OF
grocers goods, at prices that defy compc-
tition.
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R6rThere were in the Insane Hospital
December LIST, 1868, III men and SO wo-
men, making total of PIG patients.
There were admitted during the two
years following, 127 men and l42 women,
making a total of 2G9 patients. Total
number under care during the two
wears, ABS.
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MA protracted meeting commenced
yesterday evening, in the Congregation
al church, conducted by Rev. G. NJ.
Scott, of the Methodist Protestant De-
nomination. All Christians are cor
daily invited to cooperate with him.
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rPTh- Mason 4 nam,in Cabinet organs
forty different styles. adapted 70 sacred and secular
mu.,c. TO- $50 % ssoa zach. rrrv-rsr GoLp ar
snvss NEp >t.. or other arss premium. ard dshen.
Illustrated catalogues free Address. MASON HAN
LIN, Boston. or MASON BROTHERS. New York.
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COLD SNAP.-On Tuesday evening a
cold spell set in with snow storm, and
yesterday the wind bowed perfect
herricane all day, drifting the snow SO
the roads were impossible and conse-
uuently, no mails were received from
any source. This morning the Their
mometcr indicated 26o below zero.
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~We learn that Frank and Tom
Moffitt. of Linn township, sold seventy
one hogs, last week, weighing 3d. IT'S lbs.
and averaging 425 lbs. each.
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7 FILTERS remaining unclaimed in tho Post
! ONCE at Upton, state Of Iowa, on the 18th
day Of February, 1866:
Davis Milton Kirby, John +.
Fletcher, VIM. B. Palmer, Mrs. Mary
Gilchrist, j. II. Shaiier X.
Gcary, Benton
To obtain any of these letters the applicant
must call for advertised letters give the date
Of this list and pay one cent for advertising.
Ii not called for, Within one month they Will be
sent to the dead letter Office.
Feb. II, 1866. >. >. DANIELS, +. NJ. i
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na-Thc ladies of Upton arc requested
to meet at the residence of Mr.. ID. p.
Clapp, OH Friday afternoon of this week,
for the purpose of organizing Sewing
Society, for the benefit of the soldiers Or
phans in the Soldiers Orphans Home of
Davenport.
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THE donation supper for the benefit OF
Rev. r. Carothers, pastor Of the Presby-
terrain church, was decided success.
The amount realized was about $3.50.
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INSURE your property i'll the Iowa
Mutual, a safe and reliable home lnsur'
ance Company. s. l.. Smith, Agent.
Office in the court house.
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THE Iowa LEGISLATURE adjourned
on last Saturday, till next Monday, in
order to attend the Mississippi Naviga-
ton Convention, held at Dubuque yes
terday. This matter will receive due
attention next week.
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rEsr1vAL.-There will he festival
for the benefit of the NJ. E. Sunday
School of this place, at Deans Hall, on
Thursday evening, Feb. ODD, 1866.
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WE have contributions that for want
If snace must remain on hand till next
week.
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Davenport Marble Works.
Eclectic Magazine.
LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND Art,
New YO ume hsRius lamar. 1874

LICtKATUNt, SCIENCE, AND ART
New Va nme bsEsns Jamna,y, ICES.
TIVE EctkcTu Mao .stss 10, ~ its .aus indicates
collection r. other AgaSnss aud als Theen
,eleetios carefully made each E.hG;h, iron The
entire range Of r-sn tev"dials In shis vsspses q
l. satirsIy ssHts other mssfAhss ard hiss NJ rvel-
TIE fulrwins VI Ihs works from whSA eo1oo~
tvn- made:
London Quarterly Revue De Deus Msaleo.
British QnAtery. IonASn society.
Nor h BHti<h Review, D-Atiey 3 Nl1coilAa1. +
Popular Srienc. Review, Cornhill MAgasins.
SATURDAY Review, 1r.ser's Aagasips,
lie sure Hour, Tvmrie Oar,
Ws-tm mister Rrvi-w, Chsmherss .Nup0sA
pn'lin Cniversty Magazine. Edinirare Rsvisv.
Art journal, Landon National S>v4as,-
We have also arranged to aecpr. cAotes sNissstsoe
n m the fRkAtH, 6Ea AAH. Ann oruRa t,nnrrrns~Aa
PE"l pic.is, Translated especially for the Kisc1le,
and pet This ne fsa,ur, viii add sre.siy ~ ~
variety and value of tbs sork. ' =" =
RMBELLIsHltENrS
Each number u emseil!shed WITH one Ar osss aae
6TEEL EA0a AvlH0s-portrats NJ eminent Ooo ibD1s
tyAtive 81 important Historical events
Volumes commence in January and July - aoaA
year: subscriptions commence With any DeoeA.
TERMS: % Per Year; 0iaglo lgumbeee. -
o.nts. rive 6opsss. $50. ..~, -. +
rhsTvads. c'~symse. fsAsA9s, aaA oluAs sa,sAeo
on hvo5abts terms A6dseeo s5.s3
w.n.1JDw1IL, Il
nstss o0sssnAs 0v.Nss { re {
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-n.r the X-Sub.criiers who hrd an \
1sm ~ .@es vjll spAessesndihat the time pa
ah1 vtth one more nun her. and q 1t the sab
fx.lce must he renewed BY ID. ance payment tnsy
~ the paper continued Address al 'ss'ss' 70 tue
pnAalaheYe.
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N-At late meeting Of the Cedar GO.
Soldiers Monument Association the SEC
rotary was requested to furnish Isl o.
tho names Of deceased eoldieyy, nom Co
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No. he CalnOllc SnuICl Ia Ov"SA
township burned down on the 9Th inst.
The cause of the fire was the separating I
of the stove pipe between the ceiling ana
the roof. Although there was school IN !
the church ut the time the fire broke out,
It was not discovered until the roof was
very badly burned and the ceiling began
to give way. We have not learned that !
any one was injured. The building was J
used as church and school house, and its
destruction is o great Inconvenience to
the Catholics in its vicinity. .s.. !
The stove pipes and fiues Of public
buildings should be, if possible, more
! secure than those Of private buildings,
because no one makes it his business to
watch them. For the same reason pub
lie buildings should he insured: How
many of our school houses are insured?
| Should not officers use, concerning pub
lie property in their care, the same pre-
caution they use in the management OF
their own property.
RA1LRoAD.-Wep publish to-day the
Tuesdays proceedings Of the Board OF
Directors of the Muscatine, Upton and
Anamosa Railroad Co. The Board has
acted very wisely in determining not to
commence work until there is subscrip-
ton enough to make the road q certain
ty. Those who have subscribed do not
desire to throw away their money In
procuring the right of way and grading
a road that is not to receive the ties, nor
do they desire to run any risk in that
direction while there are men who
ought to subscribe and will not. The
Board has indicated what amount they
want raised before they begin We I'M
derstand the amount subscribed here is
$4,000, and that there are conditional
notes enough to increase the amount to a
little over $4,000 We also understand
T that there are several men in the neigh
borhood who have so little regard for the
truth as to say they do not want rail-
road. This is we'll understood to be only
a dodge. But there is another class of
men who would be benefited by the
: road and who desire to see it built, but
; want to see their neighbors build 1t for
r them. The remainder Of the $4,000
can, and ought to be raised; but it must
: nearly all come from those who have
| heretofore refused to do their duty. We
) hope they will not allow the road to fail
Oh account of their parsimony. II there
are men Of considerable means in this
neighborhood, who will not subscribe
we will publish their names, If tho
!. Board will furnish list of such as they
think ought to be published, and thus
!, let the people know who they arc, who
! want others to make public improve
mcnts for their benefit.
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Hart, George W
Lane, Craven
Montgomery, Alex
MONTGOMERY, WITH
Miller, VIM Otterbien
Melton, Robert Tate
Mclott, Austin
McCroskey, Cyrus NJ
Noe, William A
Mas, John Frederick
Perry, James Henry
Perkins, Charles E
Piggott. Joshua
Parr, Lorenzo
Parr, Lorcnas ...
PritchArd. Harrison
Rice, Edward W
Rice, Henry
Russell, Warren
Rafiey, John w
Sailor, Conrad
Sheets, Joseph G
Stratton, Theodore
Smith, Adam G
Sweet, Henry LeRot
sweet, George A
vanausdol, Hamilton
Wheatlcy. James -
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE or AN
1 INVALID.
Published for the benefit and as 4 CAUTION To
YOUNG MEN s.d Others. who suffer ir"m Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay Of Msnho"d, &c. supply
Inv At the same time TnE Mx.Ss ov SELr-Cuwr. ny
one who has cured him, Ell after UNDERGOING consdera-
HE quack-ry. BY encl"sing postpaid ad'res."d IN
vclope, single cope fee Of charge may he had Of the
author. NATHANIEL MASFAlk, Esg
n6yl Brooklyn, Kings Co., m 7.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay and all the effects Of youth
full ndiscre,ion. will fur the sake Of suffering human
ity send free to oil who need it, the recipe and direc
tons for making the simple remedy by which he was
cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertiser
experience, can do - by addressing
JOHN d. OGDEN,
vl3uly No. 81 Chambers g. New ! oSk.
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dar county, Of whom biographical
sketches had been furnished him, for
publication. In accordance with the
above request I herewith Submit the fol-
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lowing list Of names:

lowing list Oh name
Anderson, James A
blgley, James Walter
emmett, Edison G
Barlcau, Ephraim
BArlcau, Ell
Barrett, James F
Brown, Benz
Burnett, Perry
Boynton, Andrew IL
Bailey. William Lewis
Biakcley, Zcphaniah
Cleghorn, William l.
Carey, Lieut.. Alfred
Common, Michael
Dugan, Capt. VIM NJ
Fisher, John
Eraseur, Montville
Firth, Ed. A
Frink, Carlton J
Eobes, Joseph
Fobes, Capt. b F
Fuller, Jerrod NJ
Fuller, Spencer >
Fuller, James NJ
Gillespie, George 4
Given, George A
Huff, David
Hupp, Henry H
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"IOwA AND THE I've
have received from the author, l.. d.
Ingersoll, Esq, advance sheets of his
book entitled as above. The paper and
print are excellent and give an attractive
appearance to its pages, but the matter is
best of all. 1t gives concise history OF
every Iowa regiment that went to the
front, and that was where our Iowa reg
iments were found, in very interesting
style. 1t is valuable work and should
be IN the hands Of every admirer of Iowa
valor.
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Farm for Sale.

The 'n'"cr'her offer. IL farm. onsisAse q
10 Gre. 81 miles ess, "f Upton. In InlAnd - !.
s'rs,ie. there 10 On the premises . good wv.
s'"'y frame house. containing . rooms; . geeA
well VI the door: stable. grsinery sud cosn esSb.
All under roof; y small hArn and either nscessasy
out .bnildings Thirty scr.a in tame grsss; oas.
side and lin" fences all In good z Ter: . youoR
orchard just beginning 10 bear; . usysr-isiIts4
'pply ~ " ,fer tor stock, &c.
For term. &e.. apply on the premises.
PETER ELSEEFE3.
January H. l9ts:n2m1
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nHrThe Biennial Report Of the War
den of the Iowa Penitentiary, shows that
on the LIST of October, 1863, there were ~
convicts in confinement; that during
the two years following lOl convicts
were admitted, and there were discharg-
ed during the two years by expiration q
sentence, GO; by pardon, p; by death, !,
and by transfer to Insane Hospital, !.
CLERKS OFFICE, CEDAR Co, Iowa.
February 10th, 1863. "a
The following persons have this day
been drawn to serve as Jurors, at the
June Term Of the District Court of Cedar
county:
GRAND JURoRs.-Elisha Negus, D. S.
Norton, C. w. Simmons, James Kelsey,
! Jo.epls WilcMtt, j. w. Crisman, VIM. 4.
Edgar. Francis Mof1ctt, Henry Britcher
Ephraim Brink, Martin G. Miller, 10
senh NJ. Wood, Elisha Wilkinson, B.
Bossart, 7. NJ. Walker.
PETIT JURoRs.-Wm. Ayres, Joseph
Armstrong. Milton Hawley. VIM. -
Hoey. p. Wv. johnson, c. W. Abbott
Callahan Dwiggans, Charles Fogg, VIM
S. Lusk. J. Il. Dickinson, Ira Ford, e
p. Fobes, Abram Riggle. J: }. Wngnt
James H. Noe, James Bolton, q. MO
Cracken, Jasper Williamson:
g. YATES, Clerk Dist. Court
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ARREsT.-Shcrif Shearer arrested .
young man named Tucker, last Sunday
evening, hailing from Loudeu in this
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CORN CulTlvAT0R!
Victorious In Every Contest.

T~IRsr PHFMIrM 4, The Illinois Safe Fair 1t
IL Chic-g". in ls65, 80 Machines IN cnmp.ti.
anon. riRsr PREMIUM ~ the loss state Fair,
in 1865, in field trial lasting two day, in whiet.
70 Of the leading eul,ivators participated.
Although selling other kinds, we assure the
Farmers If Cedar county upon nur FesponsibiL
era made or sold, no matter ~hst travelias
agents o. others Interested in thu mAnuiActuts
Of other plOws may tell you.
Al thnse Assirng these Snlhy Corn Plo~s
should hand in their orders earl,. a. We were
snabls 70 ssppiy sAs dsmsnd for these last 80.
con. 1s a
\ ssople Of the "Hawk. Eye" can 10 seen d
SMITH BROTHERS,
Agents fos 0s6sS eouD1%
3Hsup, Mws, In. Il. m.
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"a. ANIU 4 BRO, rTo1rtstGA
- l4y20rx Eu0s. oUNtH4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05

Tota........ = lztob'uJO : iEfgoios"
decrease Of az ,'5j the equivalent Of the item
Credited 10 surplus.
The figures Of these Two roads arc very suggestive
The Harlem increases its gross earnings S649.2?t1
OF 80 per cent, against an increase on tbe Hudson
River Of s329 80 OF per cent.
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RICE-Ihe market is quiet hut steady; sales Of ..
ics. Carolina at ~! n l3.c
SUGARS--There is II fair demand fur Raws Of former
rates the market closing steady at lc for lar "a
good Refining sales Of 30 hhds ~ lf3c. for CGba
lie for Porto Rico and II boxes at lOc. Refined are
steady AZ l7e aud tomt refuers ask as high as I'e
for HaIds. ~
SEEDS-ClOver Seed is dull md heavy at II z NC.
Imo,hv Seed il steady ard in fair demand ~ Sta - o.
Rough Flax Seed s quiet. bnt firm al 81 ga ~ tN'
cuta Linsced il dull al e. - in Boston and - - hcTe
TALLOW-Tbe market is dun and heavy; sales oil
80 OOO n at l2i 2ic for Western, and l2ie foI CITY
WH1SKY-Ihe market is lower and dun; sales o. -
bbls at g. d s. ~ FOR Western the inside rate oi re-
filed haIrrls
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DRAKE On KAY, Secretary.
ALL NON-DIVIDEND PAYING COMPA-
N MES can be made 10 pay by using the ATMOSPHERIC
BATTERY The economics all there. Machines
rented. Price, $500 j. Il. DouGLAse. No 80 Broadway,
Room No. -
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SAIrRpAY. Feb. 2-P. ".

SATURDAY, Feb. 3-P. NJ
Gold closes 1895, after selling at li0s. To-days
exports were $3Ol,s
Government securities Of all classes are strong
and in good demand. The l040s rose 10 81. The
March Coupon sold at 40 premium for gold, would
reduce the bonds at that date TO 90s. State bonds
and Railway mortgages are neglected with few ex-
eeptions. Railway shares were frmer in the morn
ing, and throughout the day were fairly steady.
Rock Island vas strong, and for Cleveland and
Pittsburgh as high as 81. was paid. Chicago and
Alton rose to H. an advance Of per cent closing
offered at III. Rurnors are circulated Of stock
dividend of 20 per cent. For Pacific Mail, 1855
bid. The stock of the proposed Opposition is Of
fered at 80 per cent seller II months after the sail
ing of the first ship. The Opposition is headed by
parties who, in the DIRK days Of the Rebellion,
sought, without Success, 40 place line of English
ships on the route. of the Pacific Company. The
closing prices Of stocks were as follows, with q
Dropping market: New-York Central S7saSss
Erie, 762 e76f; Hudson River, 9si q 100; Resdin Z
ss3 99Si; Michigan Southern, So 06sl; Cleveland
and Pittsburgh, 81 aS2i Rock Island, 99i a 99ss
North, Western, az 027i; Northwestern Preferred
Ala54i Fort Wayne, %. a923..
The Michigan Southern Road shows in the last
week Of January loss Of 600 The Rock Island
isreported as showing gain offs goo.
Money is quoted 6 per cent on call, with excep-
tonal loans at per cent. Commercial bills sold
st7a7l for best, Sa9 for good and lO0l5 for d
long list of names in ordinary times regarded 80
strong
Exchange is nominal, at 1881 a los. for leading
Sterling, ct 20 days. Francs, j.23. 05.2ll for 60
days.
TIE business OF the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
t2,4l2,753 ~; for Customs, $4ls,000; Payments,
81, 1885, 1872 IS; On account Of Loan, $50 600; Bal
ance, &99 35s, 532 Il; Coin Certificates, $662 200.
Freights are dull. The engagements to Liver.
pool are 1900 bush. Corn at 3D. and per steamer
$4,000 bush. Corn at 81 @5sd.
The dry goods imports at this port continuelsrge,
and are going into bond freely. For seven months
ending January 81, 1864, 1865 and 1866 the totals
have been as follows:
ENTERED FOR CoSsUMrIios.
Total. ..... $50, 1881 eli,0c7.sso ssi35s s62
Showing an increase of $53,3i5,l7a as against
last season.
WITHDRAWN rEoH WAREHOUSE ,s..
ro,, . lsst las .l isssi N assci
Ada ent. cons'n. 3s.is5,36i IioO7.7@ 4.3's.S6l
,Ss market. >. s4s.l2z4se s@373.la s7Le7s347
The warehouse movement hos been as follows;
ENTERED roR wAREnoIsnu. .s..
yo,. . ,ssa; .a sssS; .ls sssc ioa
The Revenue in the month Of January, for the last
a>vep vssrs co,Dpsre a. folloyr ]
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Orrcg o. ms NORWICH ,ND NEVADA MINING cos
P,sY No l0 Joan 20. Nrw.i0fs. January 70. igo)
NOTICE j. hereby given that SPECIAL Meet
y ins II the STOCKHOLDfKS Of the NORWICH AND
NEVADA MlNiNO COMPANY viii b. bed AZ the once OF
tie Company No 80 John IN tie City Of N.w fofk on
WEDNESDAY tie 2lst DAY OF February 1870 % u O'CLOCK
f Tor tie purpJs- Of voting the proposition 20 Increase
H.. CAPITAL ocs # aid Company $1,000 aud for tie
iran-atou u such other business may come before the
J. w. HOOKER
II. l.. BACON. Trustees.
!. A. STARkkEA1HEH,)
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The American Bureau Of Mines
No. o. BROADWAY.

Mines, mineral snd' and cEe examined and reported upon
Competent engineers furnished to Mining Compsne'
Generalization. afforded all mining, rn,isllursc, and
nica questions at the Office Of the Bureau Rooms No' H.
20 and q, no, "a and sc Broad~sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05

Trn Flour 4.O52 bbs.; Whisky, 10 bb,s. Corn
Meal. 800 bbls; do 2.533 sacks Wheat. 40 bush;
Corn 90 go bush. Oats s.c3i; bush; Rye rs bush
Mott 80 bush; Barley. - bush. Seeds, 4ti bush
Ashes ii pkgs; Beef 90 pkg: Fork. 5ls bbs.. cut
Meats lJi pkgs Lard. 52e pkgs Dressed Hog. 200
Petroleum g.4 bbls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05

Mississippi and from Government, will they lose
by the opening OF that river and by tie cessation
Government patronage
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BOARD or TRUSTEES.
Geo ID. ". Gillespie.
francies Tones. d.
I. c. Calhoun, President Fourth National B,ti.
Chas Aug. Davis.
Fred. sehuohsrdt, Of r. schuehsrdi q Sons.
H. Csylu. Of Caylg., De Ruyter Go.
Eugene Kelly. OF Eugene Kelly Co.
!. r. Schepcer, OF scbepe!er \ Co.
Chss Hohspiel, Of Tfoust, Schmidt i Co.
Wu. y. Drsbs, OF Drake brcth.rs
Geo =. D.nnins supt. OF l. :. Asny OHcs.
X. r. Mount, jr
Theodore Gen,i. OF 0enti Phipps
BOARD OF EXPERTS.
DR. Y. A p. Barnard, President Of COnmbis College and
School OF Mines.
Or John Torrey, Director Of the y. ). Assay Office
DIR. Jusiu, Adebery, OF Adelbers Raymond
Dr. Alex. TYippe. late Engineer oftle Lohiyt Works.
Dr. J. r. kmball Mining EndDeer.
Prof Francis L. Vnton Of the School Of Mines Of Colombia
College.
Professor Thom. Egsstou jr of th. School o. Mlns Of
Columbia College
Collegs-
q. Elton Buck. esq, OF Psr, Buck.
w. p. Trov bridge, esq, Of tho Novelty lion Works
II. W. Raymond, ESQ.,. OF AdelbsTg 4 Raymond
Dr. Herman Coedner. Geoiogst and Mining Engineer.
GEO. d. II. GILLESPIE, President.
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OST in the Mail. CERTIFICATE NO. Il q.
ior 50 shares Of Chicago and North Western nsn ss 90
s,-sX S,osh In uaroe Of Elisha Milford. rsnons
sJ s..s, a.so,is,lns this o. uspss h. been
"'"'" THONP50N CORNING, n" " "H
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flnanrial.

Oyy1cp or rns WEST NRGIsI, on AID Co.L Coxt
PaNy, jan. 25 1896.
AN ELECTION for TRUSTEES of this
N Company will BE- held the jth dsy Of February next
o, No. II Groadwsy, Room No. %.
Pols opened from u O'Clock u. ard O'clock p m.
A. :. CROWELL, Secretary.
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OIrIcK OF rHy NEW York FlRE Is.uAAscE 90,
EEw.YoKx. Feb. l. 1875.
ELECTION.-The annual election for -
IL DIRECTORS Of TIL. Company, also for three ~
81 ECTORs of ELECTION will be hrd It The OHce Of tie
Company No. 70 Wallst, on WEDNESDAY. tie Iith dsy
OF F.bniary 1866 The poll viii be open IT u M, md
clos. az D. m AUGUSTUS COLSON. IT,, Secretary.
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fost ano found.

r OST-A CERTIFICATE for 100 shAhEo
of QUICKSILVER MINING Co. No. Aly4 N sns as,
ofIsIAC H. REED Notice 10 hereby given ins ss,.foI
81 100 hv M Csrtifcsts should not be Issued ,ns
W GEORGE w. RYERSOS, Jsoneey Noo.
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1OtA thfOWn on - - -. -.
the market. ;. t4e.l27.49G t26373.lH e7I276,d7
The warehouse movement hos been as follows:
ENTERED FOR wAREnOrsrU.
1864. 1863. 1850.
Total ... st,902. $40 46572,6lS >ie. 157l02
The Revenue in the month of January, for the last
seven yssrs, cODpsys % foxovn