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EXTENSIVE SALE OF IMPORTED CHROMOS,
FINE STEEL PLATE AND COLORED ENG RA-

EXTENSIVE SALE OF IMPORTED CHROMOS,
FINE STEEL PLATE AND COLoRED ENGRA-
WINGS, ETC.
on Tuesday and Wednesday, April and 8,
At IL o'clock morning and ~ O'CLOCK evening OF
each day, at Scott's Art Gallery No. 1920 Chestnut
street Will be sold. without reserve large and
tensiVe assortment of fine foreign ChrOmOs Steel
Plate and COlored Engravngs all richly mounted in
Open Tor examination on saturday. [8205t
A. D'HUYVETTER'S FOURTH SALE OF HIGH
EST CLASS PAINTINGS AND LAST SALE OF
TIE SEASON AT THE ACADEMY OF FINE
ARTS.
b. Scott Jr., is instructed by A. D'Huyvetter, of
Antwerp, TO sell bv auction,
on Thursday and Friday, April 4 and o.
At ~ o'clock, his entire invoice OF
HIGH CLASS MODERN PAINTINGS,
selected with great and Judgment from un-
doubted sources, including many important and we'll
known works of highly esteemed and eminent artists
of the English, French, Dusseldorf and Flemish
schools
The Paintings will be on vew free IN the eastern
galleries of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
on Monday morning, pril l. and remain open day
and evenil until nights Of SALE -
Sale peremptOry lS9B
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SALE OF 1900 CASES ROOTS. SHOES, BRoGANs
RAIMORATg. E'rl'.
on Thursday Morning,


april 4, commencing at 10 O'Clock, we VIII sell by
CethiQgnel for Cash, 100 cases Mems, Boys, ana
ouths Boots. Shoes, BrOgans, Balmorals, etc. Also
superior assortment of Womens, Misses, and Chll-
is called. T38O4t
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SAMUEL G. FORD q SONS, AUCTIONEERt
- No. 127 S. FOURTH Street,

Sales of Real Estate Stocks, Loans, ETC., at Phila-
delphia Exchange, every Friday at u O'clock noon:
Our sales are advertised in all the daily and several
OF the weekly newspapers, by separate handblls OF
each property, and by pamphlet catalogues, one
thousand of which Will be Issued on wednesday pre-
ceding each sale. -.
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AUCTION SALES.

PHILIP FORD. AucuOueer
M 9 l. \ l. l. A N d d g o
A'I (Successors 70 Philip Ford 4 Coz
AUCTIONEERS. No. sos MARKET street,
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| Ohm b. MYERS d CO., AUCTIONEERS
Nos. 232 and 2S4 MARKET Street,

LARGE PosITIVEs OF BRITISH FRENCE
N, GILMAN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
D., W VIII hold large sale OF foreign and domest
part for cash 49,
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FROM SAVANNAH.
Trouble Between The Freedmen and U. I
=. Forces.

Trouble Between me Freedmen asd U.
=. Forces.
sEs YORK. Jan. 81.
The TriGuas has the following despatch
from Savannah giving further particulars
concerning the trouble opposite that city:
a collision is likely to occur between the
freedmen and United States forces, growing
out of an attempt to eject them from plan
tafion on the Chevis estate, situated in South
Carolina, opposite Savannah. They refused
either to leave the plantation or contract for
the present year. Pursuant to orders from
Gen. Iillson, one commissioned officer and
fifty men proceeded to the plantation. and
were me: by about three hundred negroes, all
armed conflict was only prevented by q
temporary compromise. Capt. Brandt tele-
graphed TO Gen. Scott, Commissioner, tina.
II was impossible to eject them, and asked
permission to detail a company Of the Sixth
Infantry, en- route from Samtonyile to
Charleston, to assist the troops sent over by
Gen. Tillson. who are still on the plantation.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

New YoRK, Jan. 21.
a Heralds Washington special says their
is dead lock IN the Maryland Legislature
which promises to defeat the plans Of Gov.
Swami to be elected United States Sen
ator.
Col Norton, Superintendent of Indian af
fairs in New Mexico, has submitted the re.
commendations to Government to Establish
the wild and rov,ng bands Of Indians on re.
servations, where they can be controlled and
prevented from committing murders and dep
relations.
Gen. Logan, just from Illinois, says the
people gener rAlly are in favor Of impeaching
the President, aud believes him guilty of high
crimes and misdemeanors.
A Times special says nothing will be done
in the impeachment matter before the 4th OF
March, beyond the collection Of evidence.
/, is understood that Mr.. McCulloch is in
favor of selling gold, but wants to retain the
discretion ofthe time and manner
Good judges say it is doubtful whether the
tariff tax and bankrupt bills will pass at this
saiOu
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NEWS ITEMS.

Especial to the Northwestern Associated Press.]
CHICAGO, Jan. 10.
A Quincy, Illinois, special to the Chicago
Republican says the proceeds Of the St.
Francis Hospital Fair amounted to s4,>
5T8.52.
The Congregational Church caught FIRE
yesterday morning at the commencement OF
the services, in an unused closet. Consider
able excitement ensued, but trihing damage.
The origin Of the FIRE is unknown.
No serious interruption of trains was oc>
casioned by the recent storm. About hve
inches of snow fell.
The people here are exerting themselves in
behalf Of railroad TO Lagrange.
A Madison, Wisconsin, special to the Chi>
cago Republican says the Legislature meets
again to day. The Senatorial election takes
place tomorrow Howe will be nominated
without formal ballot Of caucus.
A Des Moines, Iowa, special to the Chi
cago Republican says the evidence in the
case Of the State for Boone and other coun
ties rs. h. G. Orwig closed TO day. The ar.
guments on the part Of the State begin to.
morrow.
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Pkk AflAAIat 9SAhLk.
New YoRK, jan. n.
The following dispatches have been re-
ceived over the Gable:
PARIS, Jan. 2l.-It is stated in official
circles that the powers OF the Senate will be
increased. E
The majority ofJournals declare ,ha, the
forms announced by the Emperor, are very
liberal.
1t is rumored that an order has been issued
to relieve Marshal Bazaine OF his high power
in Mexico.
AL, the members Of the Cabinet rendered
their resignation to the Emperor, but six Of
them were not accepted. The resignation of
Mr. Fould was accepted NJ. p. Par
ker, remains in the Cabinet, and at present
will preside over the finance and State debts.
g. E. Willy, will take charge Of the naval
and agricultural departments. The rest of
Cabinet is unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 2l.-Cotton to~day shows
a declining tendency. The market dull and
lands i4s.
IospoS, Ian 2l-ConsuIs, 500 Tor money.
American Securities-5 2os, 72s lC Sc! ;
Erie, ~.
1t is reported that there is much excitement
in Paris over the changes in the Cabinet,
and it is thought they indicate q more war
like policy on the part of the Emperor. The
French press applaud the reforms made by
Napoleon.
Ii is said that Lord Derby has concluded
not to present Government reform bill to
the Parliament.
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ments to the Constitution, as we'll those now
pending q those which may hereafter BE- pro-
posed BY Congress, the States not represent
ed in Congress shall not be entitled TO any
vote, ana shall be incapable either Of accept.
ing or rejecting any such amendment, and
that when any amendment TO the Constitu-
ton is proposed by Congress, it shall be
adopted by two thirds of the States recog-
nized by Congress as lawfully entitled to vote
on it.
Mr.. LIE BLOND moved that leave be not
given.
The vote resulted Yeas, "a; nays, 33.
The resolution was introduced and referred
to the Committee on Reconstruction.
Mr.. HILL introduced . joint resolution
snspending the retirement or cancellation OF
legal tender notes for two years. Referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. BUCKLAND introduced Q bill TO
amend the act of March Sd. SO as to prevent
any further withdrawing or diminution of
legal tender notes. Referred to COMMITTEES
on Banking.
Mr.. NOEL introduceda bill TO amend the
negro suffrage bill for the District of Colum-
bia by abolishing all disfranchlsement on ac>
count of sex. Referred to the Committee
for the District.
MIL DhI01G iutIOuuCSu q btii W Le
the presumption and sale Of town property in
Great Salt Lake City, Utah. Referred.
On motion Of Mr.. .FARQUHAR, the select
committee on the murder of United States
soldiers in South Carolina was directed TO
enquire into the public whipping OF United
States citizens in North Carolina. particularly
in Raleigh and its vicinity, aud the burning
to death OF citizens in South Carolina when
confne ed in Jail.
The House proceeded in the discussion OF
Stevens reconstruction bill. Mr.. Kerr
spoke in opposition. and Mr.. Highly in sup
port of the BILL The former sustained the
President policy in reference to establishing
State governments in the South.
Recess till half past seven.
EVENING SESSION..
Mr.. TRlMBLE spoke against the recon
struc.ion bill as bill Of attainder and ex pos
facto law.
Mr.. HODGE opposed the bill he differed
entirely from the general sentiment on tht
Republican side Of the House. thinking him
self that Congress had already committed
itself against the view that the States recently
in Rebellion we're not States in the Union
He had failed to find either in Stevens o.
Ashley bills, the FIRST thing that promised
peace, Cancellation or harmony. He alst
deprecated the impeachment of the Preai
dent.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81.
Five thou sand citizens of Western North
Carolina have petitioned the House for the
formation OF new State, or the reconstruc-
ton of North Carolina on loyal basis.
Mr.. Allison, Of Ohio, has prepared reso-
ldeion which he intends to offer in the House,
authorizing the issue Of fifty millions III notes
1t 8 per cent. interest, to take the place Of
the compound interest notes. The resolution
has been before the Committee of Ways and
Means, but the members we're unable to agree
on it.
Lieutenant General Sherman has made the
following assignment of officers in his COM
mand
Department of Arkansas, to be commanded
by Brevet Major General Ord; headquarters
at Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Department Of Missouri, to be commanded
by Msjor General Winfield s. Hancock; head
quarters at Fort Leavenworth.
| Department Of Platte, TO be commanded
| by Brevet Major General Geo. Cooke head
quarters at Omaha.
J Department 0. Dakotah, to be commanded
| by Breyet Major General A. Fl. Terry head.
quarters at Fort Smelling. Minnesota.
The following are announced as the staff OF
the Lieutenant General:
Col. W. A. Nichols, Adjutant General /;
Capt. n. M. Sawyer, A. A. y. lieutenant
Colonel l.. N. Dayton, Military Secretary
| Lieutsnant Colonel ]. g. Mccoy, Aide-dS-
Camp; Lieutenant Colonel J. C. Andennid,
A. D. c.; Col. r. b. MAury, Inspector Gen.
eral; Col. j. 81. Donallscn, Chief Q. NJ; Ma.
jot I. j. Halnes, Chief Commissary; Maio.
Elmer Otes, Special Inspector.
James e. Boardonx, plaintiff in error, vs.
Granville s. Kindred, in error to Circui
Court of the United States for the Southern
District of Illinois, Justice Swain delivered
the opinion of the Court reversing the judg
ment OF the Court below.
| The Mississippi aud Missouri Railroad Com
pany plaintiff in error VS.. Patrick w. Rocl
ct al. in error to Supreme Court Of Iowa
Justice Miller delivered ths opinion of th,
Court, dismissing the writ Of error for wan
Of jurisdiction.
The Court announced an adjourned tern
commencing the first Monday ID April. Thl
tpresent term wiil cease The int Mondly i
March.
John NJ. l. LLOYD and David Reid have beel
before the grdnd jury in the case Of John h
Sarratt. Ih9 6rss nassd kept ~ 6erras
ltssss = 6lsaAsvilIs. sass
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VOL. XIII.
LATER.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2l-8 p. m.
The list of premiums at the great Opera
House drawing to day fills nearly a column
and half in the Ereniag Journal. The
principal prizes we're drawn BY the following
numbers:
Lucky number $500, Crosby's Opera
House l6l, 1872, Yo Semitic Valley; l7e, 1877,
An American Autumn; 1896, Washington
Irving and His Friends; 35,460, Woods in
Autumn; 2l,996, Recognition /; 61,942, Deer
on the Prairie; $3.50, Alpine Scenery !;
16l.554, Marble Bust of Abraham Lincoln !;
1921, The Old Reel; 1881, Fishermen of
Normandy.
The drawing closed at ten minutes past
three o'clock, and passed of harmoniously
and to the apparent satisfaction of the au>
dience.
At this hour the proprietors Of the lucky
tickets are not known. Rumor has it that
the Orera House has been drawn in this city,
but nothing Of importance is known at the
Opera House or1any Of the newspaper offices.
Nothing else is talked about on the streets,
and consequently all sorts Of rumors are
ahoat
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Jan. 81.
A boy fifteen years Of age, named Lewii
Klopst, son of Physician of Hudson. New
Jersey. embezzled over twelve hundred dol
lars from Donald G. Mitchell Co., of Pear
street, by whom be was employed. He was
arrested in Baltimore.
George Haley, baggage master on q New
Jersey railroad, was run over at Newark last
evening and killed almost instantly.
The Pilot boat, +. A. Perkins, and all on
board, are supposed to be lost, As the vesse
has not been heard from In several days.
BuFFALo, Jan. II.
A despatch received here Yesterday say'
the trouble between the Central and Hudson
River railroads has been settled satisfactory
Through trains run to-day as before.
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FROM LEXINGTON.
NEw YoRK, Jan. 81.

New YoRK, Jan. 2l
The Herald Lexington, Mo-, correspond
ent says the excitement there has been again
revived, by the arrival of two companies Of
Governor Fletchers militia. The bush
whackers had entirely disappeared.
Maj. Montgomery was arrested on the 18th
by the United States Marshal, and taken to
Jefferson City, where he was released by q
writ of habeds corpus.
Business is almost entirely suspended in
Lexington, owing to the presence Of the
troops. who exercise kind Of terrorism over
the main body of the citizens.
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FROM PANAMA..

Dimeuity Between the Q. ,. Minister 20
Coiumbia and President Mosquera.
New YoRK, Jan. 81.
A Herald Panama correspondence says
it was rumored that the U. &. minister to
Columbia, Mr.. Barton, had a serious difficult
ty with the President Mosquero, and had
demanded his passports. Mosquera told him
he did not require passport, and could 60
or stay as he pleased; whercupon Mr.. Barton
broke oil all communication with the Column
bia officials, and has referred the matter to
the United States Government.
The tonnage tax on vessels entering Pana-
ma and Colan, has been remitted. But the
order directing all mails or transito across
the Issmus to be distributed through the los
cal post offices, has been reiterated.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Read the Certificate OF Rev,
r. r, FluaIin.

t. DE. HosrHfTss
Dear Sir This Is to certify that iaksa With
the dyspsps. year sgo laAt arch and for period es
sight months 0. the mes miserable creatures
you behsld being Abs .itaer to eat drink or
sisep and compelled 70 walk the neos inoesssn.y
was nearly deprived Of ny rssson, and hep. I'D entire
y isf, mr. I'll the efforts made for mr. recovery having
proved frult.es-.
By tbs nrst Of Novenber, 1888 hs4 bscoHss weak
and fs~b that cosd scarcely stAnd alone end Ill
appsara4ee. would die At this time {hsvne rssd
your Advt vtrtssmsnt,l my wife prevailed apoa 10 try
your Bistsrs. bottle proeared and. strange 10
say'I SOON commenced recovering. have taken four
bottles dnd enjoying good health could be
expected for Of my age tabous sixty yssrs have
doubt that 1t your Bi:tsrs Alone up5sr Divine
ProvIdsuee. that effected this yopderfaI cure
R.T.SLuALM.
Hudsoh, Mich. Ans. 30 1ssa.-Jsn22asv
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DIED.


sHoSTZ-In this city, on the 2ls, Of January, at
o'clock 4 T.. 1s.sc ssosrz. assd IS years.
The fnera viii take place this uorping, At loceock.
from residence OF Sixth and johnson streets.
Prsends ef the family are invited To attend
sHEDp-In Dennsrk. Iosa. sftsr . short iIiness Mn,
sopHsosIs. wife of Curtis shedd
Mr.. shedd &ss born In Ns~ Ipswich. N II, in lsek
sn1 With her husband removed 10 this plses In $50 be-
ipGaaong the earliest settlers of the Of D~nmak
0Ae spcsscssed . character OF uncommon purity and
iovcness which greatly endearsd her her family an
friends, who dsspiy feel the bersAvrmsss Of her
me~si.
Those who HIRE WE'LL ds vail and departed aister
lived the s ef exemplary ard dessted Christian ara
leaves for ali her fdesds toaatiai memory which can
never hs fasvsltsng shs p.~sed away calmly and
swes,i, iafsnt falls asleep in its methers arms
Blessed srs ths de.d who die ia the Lord. sr
sAAr ~esan - fallpr them"
eInu hnn1 70 lase FREUD
A. ID 10 NJ EAs giseE;
B&SAXxtNv fnx f5F thoe@ Who vs gsrs,
The path that Leads % H.asen
SPEED on, speed on llte gallant tarf
Ard teaf TO that ssore
Where may meet my rsetasT dear
Aud part from her nors-
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FROM CANADA.

OTTAWA, Jan. 81.
Parliament has been further prorogued to
February 81.
QUEBrc, Jan. 81.
The cause of sending force Of Govern
ment Police to Shsrbrooke recently was the
Information receivN9 from Washington of an
intended raid on the banks BY the Fenians.
ToRosro, Jan. 81.
There will be about four hundred Canada
exhibitors represented at the Paris exposi-
tion.
Trains on all roads are more or less de-
tained, and it is still showing hard.
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Tive Ola Ladies Murdered.

LEWISTON, No., Jan. q.
Two old ladies named Kinsley and Cas~ell
we're murdered in their own house, two miles
from here, Thursday night last. A man
named johnson has been arrested on suapis
cion,
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Piano Primers, Oatechisns, &c.

ENHAHTS ELEMENTS OF NUSIC,
A to vhteh are addsd pasrovs Guide 70 PraetSes ana
rxernys Celebrated tssfs ~ Art " RiaytDG ths
Piano. 50 cts Bsstiais eslfTeaShing CatscAisn. - ctr
Czerny's Ls4ssrs 10 Young LsAy % cts. JoussSs
Catschsm Of Mune, H cts divers Text Book, % cts
morris Msehodical Gsde for Tsaehsrs Is c. Caicotts
Ma.icai GsammAx, Loo. Yord's Class Doek and Piano
Primer, 10.
Ths abovsoompsiss the best ard desirable books
Of their kind for both teachers and ehcaFs Copies est
post paid By oliver DAts0A = C0., Publishers,
Tf Washington etreet, Dcston. ljsn2z
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FROM CHICAGO.
The snow Stoi m Yesterday-DrawfnS OF
the Chicago Art Assoctatfon-List OF
PriEes-5s 600 the Lucky Number.

the Chicago Art Asa0ctntt0h-Ashnt OF
Prires-ss,soo the Lucky Namber.
CHICAGO, Jan. 81.
A lady living on Wabash Avenue was re-
turning from church alone last night, when
she was seized by a rufian and dragged into
a vacant lot. Relief came before it was too
late.
Reports from all parts Of the country state
that the storm of yesterday was the heaviest
Of the season,
Ristori is showed in between Cincinnati
and Indianapolis.
The Fenians Of Chicago have issued an
apneal 10 The Brotherhood throughout llli-
nols. They denounce Stephens and commend
Roberts, and express hope for the future.
In conclusion, they say that, within week,
they have raised in Chicago battalion OF
troops and 10000. 1t is intimated
that they are now preparing for another inva-
sion Of Canada.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2l--l D. m.
There is intense excitement about the
drawing of the Crosby Opera House Art As
sociation The Opera House is crowded with
men and women, and business in the city is
materially affected by iheal absorbing topic.
The railroads are very seriously obstructed
by the great snow storm that has been pres
yailing hereabouts for twenty four hours. All
the trains leave on time this evening on all
the roads. The only train that failed to leave
this morning was that on the st. Louis Rail-
road.
We have official reports from Buffalo that
the war between the New York Central and
Hudson River Railroads is ended. Freight
and passengers go through TO New York
again without delay. We also hear from
Buffalo that the railroads are unobstructed by
the snow storm, although the last was very
severe.
Yesterday morning, at Monmouth, Illinois,
the cultivator factory OF U. S. Nier & Co.,
Gresnleafs bakery, and a number of dom
inv buildings, were destroyed BY FIRE. Loss
about $4,000 Wier & Co.'s loss is about
$40 1000; insured for $4,000. Greenleaf'
loss is $4,000; no insurance.
The following are the tickets, and their re-
spective prizes, drawn up to l:S0 p. NJ, in
ciuding the Opera House, which was drawn
by ticket No. $500. by whom or VIII,
held is not known
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oryics or TEE DHs MoIsss VALLEY r. r. Co.,
Kxok uK Iowa Ian IL lsfT I

oryics OF TEE DKs MoIsHs VALLEY n. n. Co.. | |
KxoKuE. Iowa, Jan. IL, lsdT.
To Hon Ed~ard Wright. Se's Of a, fer as u Iosea
Sir I'm compliance with Act OF the General A.
. vi n.ro = - rass as, 70
State OF Iowa and dehnins their dutess approved
April 1se2 The Des Aeines VALLEY Rairosn Company
formerly the Ksohuk, Fert Les Moines ( Minbesota
Rairoed CompanJ respectfully submit ths following
report
The Capital Stock 81 the coup@ny, .asAorirsd By
the Articles OF Incorporation, Is ks 900 COO.
The amount Of Stock subscribed and paid 81 5, 80
The iadebtsdness Of the coapaay is follows. viz
hight per C mt. first mortgage Bonds, issu-
ed Al the rate of SIS, 900 per mile on road
constructed and III .p~ratinn, ard which
are scored BY mertg.gs Oh the Road,
its franchises and full equipmenu-..- ~ 900
Seven per cent Income Bond issued At tho
rate OF s. Uoo rer mile on Road construct
cd and in operation and which
cared by Indeuturs OF Trust the
nett earnings of tbs road. 4f4 oeo
Eight per cent. shcrt Bor d. l0oo
All other indebtedness, Including amount
due Oontra1 tors TIA 90
Total ss e7o
The Road extends from Il oe knk 10 Des Moines the
capitol Of the STATE distance OF hundred and sx,y
two iszl miles and completed and in operation the
Th9 Lands erantsd to this Road are the residium os
The bes Moinss River Land Grant, bat have yes
The rrnss c-pfs of this Rod for the year lsss Yer.
Five Huudr-d and Eighty thousand, Two Hundred and
Seventy 10 100 Dollars " e9,zI0 TEL
which were dsbsfssd fpr tho following purposss viz
Operating epens~s t3Ilos4 50
U. HetTAk --.............. 03at o.
IoWA State 6662 II
Interest paid on arst Mortgage Bonds... ITO 100 90
Interest paid on Income Bonds 1870 90
Paid floating debt and TO Contractors. 6s49a -
/
Total s5so27o IS
No profit. have been earned ous Of which to declare
dividends and no dividends TO stockhodeis be paid
A..ts T.
ent. shoxn above, 70 $s44g1o co. ard probably
until the Short pcnds fSI?6 90 COZ siso paid.
The csst of building the kosd from keokuk TO Dea
1sa Understanding rs,t Of wsy, Depot build
ngs, machine shops roufxg stock and sil equipments
| IL y. - q, or o3A377 II pss mile
/ The undsssRned presidealof the Dss NoiAn Valley
Rasroes cemjApT asd reaadiss II the ststs Of lows
tiops and condition Of said Company ID true he verify
/ believes GR0. =. kMYTH. President.
0sats Of Iowa. Les County, rs. ~
1 sabscriksd and svcrA 70 By Georgs y e.ytA, Rssi
dent Of the Des Moines Valley Raiirsad Oo0pasy,
fore me, Notary fnbtic in and for sid county, ths
nth ~ Of Jasusry, 1901 III .Rk1x
I lEotarfai Seal Notary Public.
jan27
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PHlLApELPHIA-MId MIdnight-Jan. 90.
The snow storm is the most severe of the
season The snow is much drifted.
The New York mails have not arrived np
to this time.
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New Yoax, Jan. 81. j.
n. P. Willis died at ldleyild last evening,
of paralysis.