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CATTLE MARKET.

TUESDAY, Oct II, 1901.
Owing to the dsarrangement by changing the day Of
holding market Cambridge, again without our
ususl market this The change learn is
aud will changed back again the 18th OF
this month earlier day in the week. when we hope to
receive the market reports as before.
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Notice

THE RUTLAND RAILROAD COMPANY IL prepared 70
issue Guarante Preferred Stock In accordnrce with
its charter in exchsnae pr ncpa and interest 1ss
August 1867 OF the First Mortgage Bonds the Rutland
and Burlington Railroad Company
All such stock issued before the nrst day Of o. obsr
next, will e entitled the dividend payabe the nrss
OF February, 1868,
Bondhoiders make thu exchange stock through
GEORGE NJ BARNARD, No. !. Alerchants' Row, Boston,
or at the Office of the Compa ny at Rutland, Vt.
JOHN u. PAGE. \ Directors
GEORGE NJ. BARNARD,
GEORGE b. CAASE, Rutland
PETER BUTLER,
JAMES IL WILLIAMS, Railroad
EDWIN A. BIRcHARD,
JOHN HOWE, Company.
August IT, 1867. 36-n
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COMMISSION ERs' TICE.

Josiah Mnrshall's Estate.
THE undersigned having been appointed bv the Pro.
bate Court of the District of Windsor, Commissioners
to receive examine and adjust all claims ads Of
all persons against the estate OF Josiah Marshall
noser IN said district deceased and the claims of the
deceased exhibited in seo to the claims of the creditors
hereby give notice that will for the purpose
aiming and allowing said claims at the dwelling house
widow Deborah Marshall In Audover ia district
the last saturday OF Nov and the last Saturday of Feb
next from ten O'Clock, A. NJ until four O'Clock p NJ on
each OF said days, and that six months from the tenth
day of September A. D. 1861 is the time limited by said
court for said creditors to present their claims
examination and allowance.
Dated Andover, this Seventh day of October A ID
1851 ELIJAH d. TARBELL / ,,,
DAVID ii. G00LD, eon '''
b. II. nwINELL, Admir- 4l43
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Latest News.
OCTOBER ELECTIONS. MEETING OF TuF
LEGISLATURES.

OCTOBER ELECTIONS. -MEErING OF TuF
LEGISLATURE.
Pennsylvania has gone democratic BY O
small majority, though the Union party
claim the legislature. Vote very light. The
democrats lose heavily in their strongholds
and the republicans do in theirs, and Of
course suffer the most as the Union coun.
ties are most numerous.
Ohio is reported Union, both on State
ticket and legislature, but the vote is SO
uncomiortably close that it will do TO wait
for further returns.
Iowa goes Union, and Indiana. where
only county officers were chosen, looks the
same way.
Louisiana and Alabama have both vot-
ed in favor of calling convention for re-
construction and thus defeated the rebel
and copperhead element.
THE LEGISLATURES.
The legislature met at Montpelier to-
day, Thursday, at 10 o'clock, A. M. Hon.
j. W. Stewart was elected Speaker, and
j. ii. Flagg, clerk of the House.
Previous to the hour Of meeting, the
members of the House were engaged in
selecting their seats, after the manner of
school children on the first day of school,
by presumption. The House is composed
largely of new members, being 1870 new,
and 90 old. The Senate is more expert
enced, however, being IA new and / 6 old
members. The Senate being so much
smaller, have an easier method of select
ing their seats. A rule OF the Senate pro-
vides that at nine o'clock on the morning
of the first day of the Session the Secre-
tary shall place in a box prepared for the
purpose fourteen ballots, designating by
name the several counties, and shall draw
therefrom one ballot at time. The first
ballot is drawn, giving the first choice of
seats TO the delegation from the county
named upon the ballot. If the Senator or
Senators are not present personally Or by
proxy, the county next drawn has the
preference. The delegation from the sew
eral counties ordinarily choose seats to-
gether, but towards the close of the draw
ing, it often occurs that seats have been so
selected that deleg atoms are divided; but
as there are three counties that have but
one Senator each, a compromise is effected.
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NOTE PAPER.

-LAhoE stock OF Fine French, English aud American
note paper and envelopes TO match Just received which
WI" Dc embossed with any Initial in the newest style az
RONES, CHESTER VT.
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mbSNt0HGb8' OtbGGs
I'VE, the Subscriber being 1ly appointed by the Hos.
w Probate Court for the District OF Wsstminster
missoners receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate OF William
Churchill hate Of londonderry In said district deceased,
and also al claims and exhibited in Offset there
being allowed by said for that purpose hereby
give notice that will attend to the bssnes of sAid
appointment at the dwelling house Of VIM r. Churchill,
In londonderry in sa district the LIST Saturday Of
November and FIRST Saturday Of February next, om
O'Clock, p NJ, until o'clock, r. each sad days.
Ia. WALKER, 60,
ALyA HOWE,
A. FuLLEL Admir-
LONDONDERRY, Sept. "a, A. d. 1867. 39-4l
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end decided to give one two exhibitions
about the first week in November, of which
due notice will be given TO their friends
and the public.
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N. III. BIxBY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
GRAFTON, VT.
WRITING PAPER.

u Mus ., nice writing papers and envelopas-Eng-
n'n french and American, ped with apy Initial
letter IN the latest style at '''''"
RowEs, CHrsrRa. VI.
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A Y RS SARSAP ARILLA
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOop.

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
Tie reputation this excellent medicine enjoys is derived
from its cures. of which truly marvel In
veterate of serofulous disease, where
seemed saturated with corruption have been purified
cured by it, Scrofulous affections and disorders which
were aggravated by the scroulous contam'na ton until
they painfully affecting have been radically
such Great numbers almost every of coun
try that the public scarcely need to be informed of its
tues o
scrofuious poison is of the most destructive enc
mics of cur Often, this and
the nism undermiLes the constitution
attack of enfeebing fatal diseases without exciting
suspicion OF Its presence. Again. IL breed intec
ton thro ghout the body, and them s~yes-Se
occasion, rapidly develop into % its hdeous
istsr ..ss.ssss may suddenly deposited in the lungs
heart, for the liver or its shows ia
presence by erupons the skin foul ulcera
some part OF the body Hence the occasional
tie Of this Sarsaparila is advisable even when no active
symptoms Of disease APPEAR Persons afflicted with the
following paints generally find immediate ielef aud
ut length, cure by the use of this sARsAPARILLA:
81. Anthony's Fire Rose or Eyzasireas Ttter or Sol
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Also in the concealed forms, as Dgspepsia Hsar
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Mercuria Diseases cured by it. though long tim
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medicine But long continued of this medicine vii
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found in our Almanac, supplied gratis Rhenatism
Goaf, when caused by aeeumulaons of mat
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TOILET SOAPS.

O. WOODS has just received the best assortment Of
Fancy Toilet Scoops offered in this part Q. the sonn
try
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Auction
PEAL ESTATE IN WESTMINSTER.

The Subscriber will sell at public auction Monday,
October llth, 1851 at ii o'clock A. NJ, tho oowisg d.
scbed real estate The Mark Spencer Farm ealsdl
situated the river road leading from wsstmnssr 70
Putney with the addition Of dity acre pasture, dvsd
follows. Fortybve of tagu land, upon which b
dwelling house. three barns in good repair and running
Twenty of pasturing orchard and woodland,
a. home, and fifty acres OF pasture and woodland )
and one-haif miles from the home place the who's
amounting to hundred and fftsen This fhrm
Is most excellent soil produces we'll pleasantly located.
plenty Of grated frut and good road, min from
WestininstW street, and Is a most desirable place.
ALLAN wELLA
WESTMINSTER, VI, Sept, q, 1885,.
BAL CSC. Rusrs Auct'r.
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Use CURTIS DAVIS CELEBRATED
AMERICAN PEERLESS SOAP.


This Soap Ia strictly pure In every PARTICULAR Il con
ans the exact proportion of Rosin 10 make 10 work With
u will not rot njure the fabric washed with u Ia
the slightest degree IL perfectly fee from all osuev
injurious, or offensive matter In many other
II will not make the hands and chap, bot y
of healing nature IL makes quick and beautiful hath
and splendid soap washing the hands, face, anA
all bathing purposes, only II Is not perfumed
IL will make good Shaving Soap can be produced,
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material Of which is composed strictly pnre and Of the
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IL Just the Soap for all consumers to buy, CON-
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The soap Is warranted in every particular to prove
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tured by Curtis Davis Boston. 32-A
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26

have been sold at. A lot OF 297 head med-
nm fine wool sheep fed by j. L. Root OF Orleans County,
n " and who deserves credit for such fine stock weigh
Ing l5 10 average were sold by Hume In sixth st. for gc
this morning with only q at Browniug's TINS
morning, nothing sold below e{c, but they all
pretty fair sheep. The quality improved Of late end
~ there are more fat sheep back these prices win proba
bly, bring them IN until there reaction and prices may
go down fast they went up but IL does not look
though they would for week ten days TO come, the
wholesale and retail butchers being very bare Of stock
Aswith cattle the advance being steady one the latest
sales, wherever made, are the highest.
THE SWINE MARKET.
Receipts by Railroads to wit Hudson River Railroad,
t5oe Erie Railroad S,6I7; NewJersey Central Railroad
6,Gs9. Total-l3793.
The receipt pretty large and market dull the be-
ginning OF the week, hogs selling slow at 7lqsc For
several days during the great snowstOrm but few hogs
arrived and prices advanced and the market has been
firm Since the advance being well sustained There were
l3 the market to-day, most OF which were dls
posed Of at c TO sc for ordinary 10 good lots the mar
ket closing firm at above quotations Most OF the hogs
continue TO be Of very inferior Quay. There areabout
1000 Western Dressed the market to-day, selling al
et 20 9}c, with a fair demand.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
THE MARKETS.
lCNefuny reported for TnA THrsusLi

Carefully reported Tor las IEtBUNHi
MONDAY Feb %
AsHFs-The market for both kinds is quiet sales OF
Pots a. s. 2J0s6 jO Pearls are nominal
BRICKS firm and IN fair demand, at N3Gsi4 iCr
Common Hard $l8as20 for Croon, aud $40 Tor PIadel-
RC0TTON-There has been very active business doing,
ard though actual change be quoted iu prlccs t
market has tnnc; the business has been WIN noIh
shippers and speculaors sales OF 400 Da ~ 81 I5isc
Tor Middling Uplauds 70 32032sc for do NewOreans.
COPFEE-The continued hgat oferlhgso ol flo rcstlct
operations, and we have no sales 10 adNlse' prices e
firm full previous figures Other styles are quiet Dut
flour AND MEAI,-The market for Western and
etae Flour opened strong, with very general demand
aud cosd tame with oiIp&slo 10 sI t irGe' 's n %
Of this very good much Of II ont OF order; some
eco bbs sold a $idS4 75 the sales OF western, &c are
SOOO bbs aSS 750S9 IS for Superfne State so 05aE 10
for Extra state 50 7O0Si for the low grades OF western
Extra 81 400S12 70 for Good 10 Choice do go &GS %
for shipping Ohio 81 75aS2 80 for Trade do and sl 90
GSC for St. LOnis Extras Canadian Flour offered more
freely and closes lower for common brands the sales are
1880 bbs NJ SO 30 for 1000 bDs IN Dohd ana SIi so
14 ~ for good 10 choice Extras Southern Flour plenty
common TO fair Extra Baltimore and Country and $40 10
Nsl6 for Trade and Family do Rye Flour Is steady
e. plenty and heavy; sales Of S bbs - % fOr Penn
sylyama and IS % for Brandywne. Buckwheat Flour Is
GRAIN.-The Wheat market s less active, md prices
fyOr the buyer az the close niers are disposed 10 hol1
OF we hear only Of 1000 bush. California White at
G 10 and 1900 bush White Canadian at s. 05 Barley Is
finn but quiet sales Of 5000 bush good Canada West
Oats are IN better demand and are la1lc; higher tho
arrivals ght sales OF 1900 bGsh at 81 Tor oid
Ohio and Michigan aud for bag lots OF state Rye is
freely offered Is lower the sales are 10000 bush, at
o. lO01 u for Western I'm store and small lots or DO at
t l6 Corn opened dull but firm. and with moro active
inquiry ere the close OF Change improved sales of $1,000
bush at 81 O7as O9t for Western Mixed IN store 81 "
aSl 10 for DO delivered, 81 0aSl 0s tqr Jersey yellow
on pier, and 81 O8aSl % for Southern yellow.
STOCK GRAIN In HewYOrk Warehouses Fen. ~,
1861 l533Oi3 bush Wheat, 22li 4s bush Corn, 2O2151
bush oats 46s5Ii bush Rye l,2s8lo bash Barley, 2dl7
bush. Malt, "a, ,ls0 bush. Peas.
HAYThe demand y fair and tic market firm. n 81 40
for shipping, and 81 75oSl s. for retail lots.
HEMP-Mana dun but steady, at utc. goldi other
kinds arc inactive and nominal
HIDI.S-The demand continues fair and prices steady /;
ssles 5000 Dry Bnenos Ayes % d. at l9!c gold, and
1000 C.fy steers ~ 13013ic, currency.
Heps are firm, and IN good demand FOR home cOnsump-
ton We quote at from 2jc 4Jc, and zoe as to growth
LATHS2Easiern are steady with a moderate business,
at - ~. months. - " -
LtME-OckEnd II firm With falr business, al II 1O1
a 10 for common and Lump. .
M0LGssEs-There has been less doing, ewing prnci-
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
THE HOMELESS PooR.-on Saturday night SA'

THE HOMELESS PooR-On Saturday night S@f
homeless wanderers sought shelter In the police stations
OF this city, and given lodgings therein Ot the
number los ale These persons are rot trttss
drunkards nor are they from among the dNgrfon'
classes; for applicants who smell OF the FinDote are
smmarly rejected taken vagrants To be sent 70
Blackwes Island at the earliest moment, and the pick
pockets burglars and hghwaymen not only are able 10
subsist without the aid of the police, hut entertain ~
unnatural dread of the police stations. glance INTO
seyera Of the Oders cells, aud conversations with ssN
raj police captains, have shown that many Of the
dodgers immigrants who have recently arrived no
Ireland aud Germany, aud who have either been robD,d
their arrival, or, expecting 10 nnd sup'os
uient Immediately after landing on our shour,
provided themselves with barely the means of pay
their passage hther and where when they came ashore
nearly If not quite pennless They searvh the city m
vain during the day in quest Of employment puT,ha'
their seanty meals at the bakers shops or wherever e
few pennies may 40 urhest and enter the police auons
rather than suauder their means In tho purchase OF con
Portable lodgings elsewhere Ia Summer they arc a..
visible FOR fhen in spite OF the police order requrr
patroleu 10 apprehend the sreetsleepers they sleep
the piers and in the parks but the rgors or Winter dr
them 10 the unwhocsome cellar lodgings when are sup
pcd by fhe police. These facts which be verified Nv
nearly every police captain, carry then own c0nnen|
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
DENNSYLyANIA STATE LOAN.
PRoposAls FOR 4 LoAN OF t21OOO.o0O.
An Acf 10 ess loan r the redemption Of the due boud'
Commonwealth.

erc.e loan for he redemption Of the over dne oond' OF the
U1,a The ofe and certain certificates Of
nirhn,ss ;geuty,hee millions Of dollars, have been
if gri. Il lssabe hal should be paid aud With
SgSfoS BsTGasTtg he Sroi' olt Hour Of Representative,
cra, Commonwealth oCI asyiaHti IN General ts',5g me ai u
IS lr ly aacbd ~ authority ne 1ES That he GOVERNOR An
l ncr ard State be- ard hereby authorized and
uh such notice mot s, than forty 4asl s they may deem
s % ,te, Of loan or bonds of the Commonwealth Tor the
siH bearing not ,tcrnr peg een,1n per am
~ fPsp Witch certificates II loan and bonds ssa not he sub
Kan he g iS q, follow. 1.,. i've million. q do PAYABLE
time ne se and lin ten ys1I, esht % ' & o. 40 lS &
Ion, Of collars time ahr tneen y'lr' 1'a within tHen 1--WE
ly the Audto GeEc aHd registered ~ Tie oos o. the
9f GT5, ana 70 ,Di u MsrsS National BsnE Of Philadelphia
,te proceed. whole of shch loan, ucsng premiums et .fa
% tcSss..S, on % G a. u r. & S Sosaar G ss -' ''
SIC TIE i' 70, - @ 3 % ln ' sd aasrd to tlr s
~ hldr Icrd That no ceriar.i, h'J aahod I" DE- ''4
ST. le bonds Of s State aUl cerseAies Of Indebtedness nO+
o,y ae , be sSstsa ra' aai n R5, ae sS State r nay
pretc; sad llr Tor the on nov 'ghord 20 ., s'aa Ha
crr,iic,,e. oi Indebtedness oi ihe Comnosve,h ,,. ,n
That all trustees cIecaio' 'Tin,aor' suhna' sgs
f se, s % S otSs State Or monss, axe hereby
atho 10 M ior hereby authorized 10 be issued and TO su
render s n or ne esrte ie, oi loan h b ''a 10 a. 'a % %
mAin such DID, r To receive The bonds Authorized 10 DC issued O @
act ...,.,
section Of act Who desire to IN, @ money 10 th
prrmiutl not iue s seut oentun. -.
and ArF The % set All the bonus o -
Commonwealth shall BE- ~ the order othsr maturity
yet shal
local taxation AieT the interest," ue
Fyr bret, thousand eight hundred and r''e'eu 'h have
ben pail - -L.--, -.
,ub -. h,r,bv f,p,f ed JOiiN T. GLASS.
Speaker ofthr House ~ Representatives,
l.. W. HALL
Speaker u the Sens,e.
Approved hs day Of February hegad gi hg-fed and
S'i'' "
~ cr,rcs v ;l- provision, u ne shove a Of assembly 'fsei
olrc of sar state Ir"lfef ~ tr 'y
O'Clock u The lt af 81 ApIl
follows: Proposals. Tor fcnusyNaniA sAe
Loan If,tsufy Department. Harrisburg. Penn L. y
rtinbuTsae n years and pay
r,mhur.ahic 10 year, ani payable ih 10
r,hursar In IS al payable ~ . years
Tie rt. of interest either cent aIuum which must Ne
hl .rd r hi most tyguu-e :" TIE oe
viii accepted ~ bd fur Fs than viii be eors.trt Inc
bond. will issued Of t) and such higher 'ni a. desired
the loau.rs State, local and munc pal a1r+
,f tn wealth oi Pcli 'Hi Ia VIII ~ r.
Of this loan, but hi-s must '1Ats "Lr h
Il ~ iu,sud pay cash orn the COS efdns loans aforesaid
distinction sn be made between hLltrs Iayg ea' OF over
due .osns JOIN W, 'hahl,
JOHN r. HakrkANFF,
Auiitor General
". II. KEMBIE.
Treasurer
NB-So neviraper publishing tie above unle" authorized vii re
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
{ two Official" statements:

40 tht Editor 0J The Y. y. TrthpR,.
SIN: The Impression prevails among a great many
persons holders Of the first series O T. 8 To bonds that
by holding on 90 them till maturity they Will be con-
Serted into 5Os OF the date OF August lsG7 whereas
converted uOw they will be obliged 10 take bonds OF 1862
which have years less To run, and therefore con-
sidered less vauabc few words from on this sub
jeot will have great influence with the people. Very
respcctfully. j. y.
ReW York, Feb. %, 1861
Reference TO the quotations at the Stock Exchange
will show that the new issue of 1865 TO be had for
6-2Os is better than bond to be issued next August
for the purpose of taking up the 7S0s. The 52Os Of
1862 sell higher than the 20s of 1865 old ISSUE which
In turn are quoted above the issue of lS5EThose
who want new issue of 1861 will in all probability
find it less valuable than the bonds now offered.
A limited amount Of UNITED STATES Thirty YEAR
gPRR CENT Issued 70 Pacific Railroad, FOR sale
By FIsK e HATCH, No. 5NaSsau-st.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDs OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY-nerest at the rate of Six per cent
psr annum IN GOLD. yabe In the City Of New-HoTk
Tor fun particulars apply to or address
FISK & HATCH,
Bankers ard Dealers in Government Securities
No. Nassaust. " Y.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
STATE op cAurony1A, rnr"rRr Drr.rrnsyr,}

EIAIVU UV CALIFORNIA,
StcuAMtNro Eel "a, 1906. :
", 49,. there IA n, M day m the state Treasury the n
s250CO which provisions Of an set OF the le.saHf
entitled An act provide r paving certain susIe Sam asA1s
he Sfe OF mia and funded debt for thar purpose
uuro Ai zh and also under The provisions OF an a,t
.tov d said act epprnel Apnl 9Th 1862 is st apart Tor the
i,r',n civil Bonn. Of said state Issued ul'f me p" "is 81
l wsu act Notice hereby given That proposals o the
. of .4a oris nl br received this department ior the
amount hove sec,f,I rrl the I9h Of April AD b7 At Y N.
10 bids entertained st than value, GLd lesloa'oe
guarantee accompany each proposal a o,,,.,, .r
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
pEDEMPTlON OF CALIFORNIA BONDS.
sr,rr on CAIlgonyI. Tnv,.rnr DsrlRrNENr,

SAcRANENrO, Frb. , 1891 !
whara, us day IN tho State Treasury The sum Of
aI0 C which urfsr provisions Of the Legislature
te An Ac 10 provide M paving certain equitable cRms against he
Ssr oft ao aud fund for that purpose, approved
Apr 80 g0 ,p tho redemption of Civil Bonds ~ sad
STATE issued he provisions o sa act Notice hereby given
% rropo I Of said Bonds will b., received at this
Den ut m the amount specified until the 18th day Of April A.
iC7 a. IL m No bids will be entertained than value,
ma each proposal
rAGIECO. state Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-26
FISK & HATCH,

BANKERS AND DEALERS II GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
No. 3 NAssAU-Sr.
Will receive SEyENTHiRTY notes Of all the SERIES In ex-
change FOR the NEW $40 CONSOLIDATED BONDS, at the
best market rates which holders Of 1908 Will find TO their
s1AYantage.