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From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Jan. q

WASHINGTON, Jan. y,
The conference committee appointed by
the House and Senate on the bill to pre-
vent further contraction of the currency
had meeting to-day and decided TO make
report to their respective houses, to
the effect that the Senate recedes from it,
| amendment to the House bill. but insists
that the provision Of the bill shall be con-
strued into allowing an issue Of new cur
rency in lieu of that received and can
celled by the government. The House
agreed to the conference report, the Senate
receding from the amendments
Immediately after the reading of the
journal in the House to-day, Mr. Buffers
motion to reconsider the vote ON which
the previous question had been ordered
on the reconstruction bill, was taken up
and agreed to by vote of SO to IS
Fernando Wood then made motion to
lay Mr.. Buffers amendment on the table,
but this was voted down. Five minutes
were then given to Thad. Stevens, who
advocated Mr. Buffers amendment. The
vote was then taken directly on the
amendment, and it failed to pass by vote
of III nays TO IS ayes. The bill as re-
ported by the reconstruction committee
then passed by vote Of 1913 ayes to 45
nays-a strictly party vote. The only
Republican who voted against the bill
was Gen. Casey of Ohio
Mr.. Dawes from the committee on cleo
tons made a report to the House in the
case of J. T. Brown Of Kentucky, whose
seat is contested by 5. L. Smith He re-
ported that the former was not entitled
to the seat on account OF his disloyalty,
and that the latter had not sufficient
number of votes TO enttle him to a seat.
Chief Justice Chase announced to-
day in the L. S. Supreme Court the opin-
ion Of that Court on the McArdle vs. Mis-
sissippi test case, upon motion made by
Judge Black to advance the case upon the
docket. The Court decides that the case
shall be entered npon the docket to be
heard on the first Monday of March next.
This opinion gives full satisfaction to the
Republicans here, as ii is thought by ma
ny that before the time set to hear this
case shall arrive, all the Southern States
will have their representatives. in Con-
gress, thus destroying the effect of any
decision that might be made by the SUI
preme Court that the reconstruction acts
are unconstitutional
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rRICrs.

r,..x. - -, -, -,
,rI ,ne,t cr,ro IA s1S IA no a.. a,aI;.,. a.
50CIl3 IS; second quality sll 5O9l2 b5. fbiri
qaulty 50 00Gl0 90, few choice nnsie pain,
w s99tt 'u' some Oh the poorest COWS and ouat,
WORKING OXEN -Neo,peo
HANDY STEERS lOo0l50.
COWS AND iOING CALNEs-Far quality
eAI1a sue IN, laiIuN hna ury S2soo
,r, 90 10
SHEEP AND LAMBS Per head in lots q So
az ~;
-. ..I,..i nI.ins%,s, 'oui'i' 'o'' -
TALLDW brighton, sG,ac. country lots. ia
7ac.
IElIN '"'%' % country lois, dry, o9c91oc
REMARKS.
Those who were at market one wear ago this
week will remember how completely the Yards and
lanes were blocked BY snow, which was drifted in
many places as high as the picket fence To-day
the snow storm has done its best 10 emulate the
piles of a year ago, it having showed all day. At
Medforl and Cambridge the trains arrived In rood
season, excepting that portion Of the VT. Central
over the Fitchburg road, which was delayed all
between ten and eleven In the morning at Cam
bridge we thought prices were full as good - last
week, and sales more readily made; but a. the
immediate wants OF the butchers were supplied,
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NV Nuak, Jan, u,
fIapg The market tor Western aud stats
huuJ upsRul tirner anf clsSsd hetteF with mase
general lemnnd, IN IRFt si@ula,Ne. The sAis,
an 5,ln0 bll, sup. state . G0s9 IS iaferiDI
city aud river extra - i0sle 10; extra state
% i0a 10 IS, FANCY 10 atsli lui spring wheat
western eNiu aiuulo 81 ohio soalO 20;
gssl 10 rlt0prr extra 10 10 lSail 70; extra IS Va
amN-r n 2Oals ca; whlte wheat extra Is lao
u ~if -. Louis dc u su,s Ii IA, California doaI
huneT, Ntl,s tiN bll-s AZ u ei6sll 81. southern.
tuuI uEehAUsyd s,lts II $50 bbls, al . 6os<ll Is
ior ordinary tu rni extra baltimore and country
II - ID 10 iT extra aud family OeafFia and
Nirglnla, and 10 alt Is - kr extra family MARY.
lani
warAI Un.et,icd. >al. ls,Soo bushels Of
Chicago spUng, No :, az D. S3Ge a., No. lat
:. Is Amber Michigan, y sod NJ shite dc,
Ig,me, Z! 80, white Canada, o. oi red penn.yi-
vania, = 6i1fs Is nd state, a. IS
oAfs Rather heavy, SALTS, l0.ooo bush.
Western A - IN store s. foT Ohio delivered.
and s0ssl inr Pennsylvania.
."nS- hoylor sales, sI,coO bush, Old Mixed
white southern, new, 81 % ;sYellow jersey. new,
Toae Dun, New Ms .,l @a.l 50. on
less sa0 -.
Rlr F. Firm and family Is active. sale. a,
- h1l., at "a oorls Sotor interior 10 prime plain
u.fss
LRp Dull lsale., 400 bbl., a, lakaiss. /.
laah lots laAsc
ARA ttA lliil anu IN tall nome ucfnahd. We
luo'e a. follows Goshen and Orange county, so
iAr, state, srklns, iair 10 choice .0.stse. tals
ieaib'. Western reserve, gocd 10 choice. 500
Ar,. state tabs Welsh, gool 20 choice, tsls4sc.
tHErsE Very little doing, and prices are
without much change. We quote as follows
state factory, good 90 choice, new, ltslsc. stxer
dairies, ehoioc lslSlic, English dairy Conn.,. $50
,Ns,; Vermont DAIRY, common TO choice. i?Csisc.
PRIME apple, ls6Salc. Ohio factory, god 10
oho.., l5ttliC. OHIO dairy. ll&l5e.
WuFzkEX-Ilutl sails. an ills iat. AZ
GRoc.RIrs--f Firm and quiet
norfos Active.
bales. tplands L..
hICE Quiet.
sreAs- nuIl Ma~uvsdo II tsiis Havana
500 boxes NJ n S9lSc
t0FrTT Firm.
MoL,ssrs-Q Quiet, Nes Orleans se9ss
NAVAL sIoRrs-n Finn. Spirits VI turpsntare
81 Gt5lc Resin q 1901 90.
PFrRotrrN Hrmer Crude lO9iox; refined
bonded ?iA
TALLnw-Stcady
PnFIuu1S BETTER
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DARN FOR SALE.

The. place known as "Elmwoed"-a few years
since laid out and constructed by Prof. Pease OF
Brooklyn, n. Y. 1t has during the past summer
been thoroughly revised and repaired and addi-
tional grounds connected, making in all small
farm of about fifty acres of rich arabic land, well
watered; having upon it two hundred thrifty
maple trees, and young orchard # choice fruit
trees.
II is situated just outside Of the pleasant village
of Castleton The house-an elegant structure
is well arranged, having both well and cistern wa
ter brought into the kitchen, and is less than halt
mile from the Seminary and State Normal
School. The grounds about are abundantiy sha-
ded with maple, elm, and other trees. The cars
pass in full view Of the house at a distance Of
about forty rods. Taking all things into account
this place Is considered of the most delightful
situations anywhere to be found well adapted
for keeping first class boarders especially during
the warm season. For particulars inquire OF the
subscriber, residing near the premises.
J. SANFORD.
Castleton, vt. Jan. LIST, 1865. dSwu
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Golden Wedding.

\ pleasant family festival Was hctd on
Thursday afternoon, January 10th, in
talrhaycn, Vt, when a number Of rela-
tivcs and friends assembled at the house
Of Mr.. Levi Reed, to congratulate him and
his beloved wife, Martha, ON the fiftieth
anniversary OF their married life. The
hearts of the aged couple were made glad
by tho suitable presents given to Thorn,
and e>pe.ia tally by the pleasant religious
conversation of the company.
Their family history is briefly this
They were married by Rev Mr. Cushman
in Fai1haycn, in small house on what is
known ty the name Of Munger Road
They soon removed to Moriah, y. Y.
where they led active christian life for ,,
years. and then returned 10 Fairhavcn
They have had nine children. only five Of
them survive. The oldest SON is now in
California. another son at Rochester. y.
!, W. SOILS and one daughter at Fair
haven. pn..,rm las l..",, quite "a traveller
has lived one tint in Wisconsin, some
y.ar, ia California and Australia, and has
visited many parts of the world. All the
children living have made public pro-
f-s~ipu ii religion, and enleavor to adorn
+, in their lives
j. The gathering on said Thursday, was
exceedingly pleasant. After a good, en-
jnyable supper, remarks were made upon
the changes of the past half century, in
political affairs. in religious usages, and
ia the common ,onNcuicnccs Of life. The
aged people present would have it that
they were quite 4 happy fifty years ago
as they are now, though there are locomo-
tl,rs instead Of oxen teams, kerosene
Lamps instead Of tlllow candles. and gas
burnar stove, instead Of the large open
,himu.v- They are almost sure that they
w5ra u warm in church then without any
stowe in it, a, they are now with all mod
cru improvements, though the opening
prayer then used 10 be over 40 minutes
long, and the sermon exceeded an hour
AMI = half. OF course they think that
pcollg arr not 50 pious now as they used
to bc; and they are not very sure that the
sun shines quite rs earnestly now as when
they were young Some remarks were
made on the peculiar blessings of old age
the rich experience which years of trial
gave-the repose that is earned by honest
toil--the instructive memories of past
lifey-the maturcd judgment-the discip-
lined mind the perfection through suffer
ing, which old people have, of which
younger ones cannot know.
One son related n touching incident,
showing the blessed influence of his
christian mother upon him-how she
prayed with him when he was a boy, and
the good effect it had upon him in after
years.
A familiar hymn was then sung by the
company, and prayer was offered in
which many hearts united to ask that the
evening of life to Father and Mother Reed
may be pleasantly prolonged, and that
their eyes may close at last without a
cloud; that their sun may set
As sets the morning star, which goes
Not down behind the darken'd west, nor hides
Obscured among the tempests of the sky,
But melts away into the light Of heaven
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FROM WASHINGTON.
DESTRUCTIyES FIRES.
Interesting General News.
AZ. AZ. NC.


QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 2l--l;o0 i. ",
The steamship sidou, from New York.
has arrived here on her way 10 Liverpool
LONDON, Jan. 9l--Noou.
The following particulars Of the arrest
of Geo Francis Train have been received
here from Queenstown. During the tran
sit of the tender which contained the
passengers and baggage of the Scotia from
the steamer to the wharf, !he baggage Of
Mr.. Train as we'll as that of Mr.. Thomas
{. Duran: of New York, who was also
passenger, were submitted TO the most
rigorous examination by the custom off,
GERS, nothing of an ineendiary or seditious
character being found in the trunks of
either Of these gentlemen they were ac-
cordingly both permitted TO go ashore.
As they stepped from the tender to the
wharf, they were arrested and taken be-
fore justice Of the peace in the city.
The examination elected nothing against
the prisoners to warrant their detention,
and they were discharged. Soon after their
arrival at their hotclthey were re-arrcstcd.
Upon the completion of the second cxa-
mination Mr.. Durant was discharged, the
authorities, however, detained Mr. Train
and he was sent in custody to the Cork
jail On Saturday he was brought before
a court and re-e1amined, hut remanded
until Monday. the 9th inst In tho
meantime the case is creating considera-
bic excitement, the newspapers are re-
printing the characteristic speeches and
letters of Mr.. Train as forming sort of
justification of his arrest
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q Day, Of Rutland, and others Imme,
diately after the concert there will b. an
Oyster Supper and other amusements, a,
Mr., Chas Johnson's Tickets IN supper
~ % per couple, We think the people
Of Shrewsbury aud vicinity may well eS,
pect fine musical entertainment arl
good time generally,
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ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE n. L.
AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY-The annual
meeting of the New England Agricnltu-
raj Society, for the election of officers and
the transaction Of such other business as
may come before it, will be held at the
rooms of the Boston Board of Trade, cor
ner of Chauncy and Bedford streets, in
Boston, on Thursday, the fourth day of
February next. at ten o'clock, A. NJ.
DANIEL NEEDHAM, Sec'y,
Gro. B. L6RING, President
January Goth, 1863
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,. FIRST MORTGAGE RoSps.

By i;s character the Company is permitted TO
issue its own First Mortgage Bonds TO the same
amount as the bonds issued by the government,
and no more, and only as the road progresses.
The Trustees Tor the Bondholders, are the Hon.
T.. u. Morgan, L, :. senator nom New York aud
the Hon. oakes Amcs, Member OF the T. $ House
Of Representatives, who are responsible for the
delivery of these Bonds to the Company IN ac-
corlance with the toms Of the law.
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snow storm.

Troy. Jan. 81.
A severe snow storm has been raging
here since an early hour this morning.
The roads are rapidly becoming blocked
up. About eight inches of snow have
fallen. 1t is the heaviest fall Of snow
that has occurred here this winter.
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- To give uotiuc that on the 18th day OF jan
uaTy, 4. Il. lStN, warrant IN bankruptcy was Is
sued arain>i the estate oil Thomas d. Manly of
Rut.shd, IN the county Of Rutland and state OF
vermont, who has been adjudced a bankrupt on
hi- own petition. that the payment of any debts
ami delivery Of any property belonging TO such
bankrupt. % lam. tor his use, and the transfer
% any property by him. are fnrls'ia"" ny law
that a meeting If the creditors OF the SAID oank-
ruut. t" move their debts and 20 choose one or
OF bankruptcy, to be- holden At the United States
Court rooIn, III the town Of Rutland IN the said
county Of Rutland, before A. 7. Lyman, Register,
on the Eth lAy. q. February, \, ID, 1865, AZ II
O'Clock IN. y. Il. FLANAGAN,
iSav Drpnty L :. Marshal a. Messenger.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-01-23
/. UNITED STATES BoNn,.

Having thirty year, 20 run, rnd bearing six pr
cent. currency interest, Al the rate Of sl6,1o p'r
mile for 5lT miles ON the Plains then At the rate
OF $4,000 par mile Tor $50 miles through the
Rocky Mountains; then At the rate of ,ls GOA
per mile Tor the remaining distance for which the
United States takes a second lien As security, The
in,eres, on these Bonds Is paid 10y the United
states government, which also pays the Company
oae.half the amount Of its bills in money Tor
transporting is fright, troops, mails, sc. The
remaining hnlf Of these bills Is placed 10 the com.
pany's credit and forms sinking fund which
may finally Discharge the whole amount of tins
lien
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EARNINGS OF THE COMPANY.

At present the profits of the Company are de-
rived only from its local traffic but this is already
much more than sufficient TO pay the interest on
all the Bonds the Company canssue, if not another
mile were built. 1t Is not doubted that when the
road is completed the through traffic of the only
line connecting the Atlantic with the Pacific
states will be large beyond precedent, and, as
there will be no competition, it canalways be done
At profitable rates
1t viii be noticed th"t the Union Pacific Rail
road Is, in fact, Government Work, built under
the supervision of Government Officers, and to a
large extent with Government. Money, and that
its Bonds are issued under Government direction.
II is believed that no similar security is 50 care
fully guarded, and certainly no other is based
upon a larger or more valuable property. As the
Company
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NOTICE THIS Is

Ito give notice that on the 9th day of January
\. u. lA6S, warrant III bankruptcy was issued
against the estate of W II liscomb OF Rutland,
in the county vi Rutland and state Of Vermont,
who has been adjudged bankrupt, on his own
petition that the payment OF any debts and de-
livery OF any property belonging TO such bank
rupt, 10 Inn, or for his Use. and the transfer of
any property by him, are forbidden by law that
a meeting Of the creditors of said bankrupt, to
prove their debts and 10 choose one or mors as
signee, Of hi, estate. will be held at a court Of
bankruptcy, 10 Dee holden at the United States
Court rooms III Rutland, III the county of Rut-
hand, before 4. I. Lyman, Register, on the 18th
day OF February. \. u. 1865. at L. O'Clock m.
y. h. FLANAGAN,
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ilrw Advertisements.
STATE OF VERMONT. DISTRICT

- 81 Fairhayen y. The Probate Court for the
utstrigt ct Fairhaycn
10 al parsons interested in thc'cstate OF Oliver
tTJE-rr latr - tTIrnHvVrI IN yIrt uTStrIrt, uF-
t- t,ed, tt-Sia'r. GgTHTING,
by the authority Of the State OF Vermont, You
arc hercby notified 70 appear before said Probate
Court, a, the Probate Ofhce IN Castlcton, IN said
district on the "a Monday oi February A. u, lS6s,
10 show cause. II any YOU have, Why certain in
strument, in vu',ns, hlrd m said Court, and pur-
porting % l., the last will and testament Of said
iccrassl should not h. proved and allowed.
Dated al CastciOn, IN sad distinct, this 18th day
OF January. A D., lNlS,
49, ls8w. y. \ SUMNER, Register,
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"Aefun m -cs~1H, !, The sum and sutslanos ~
an pia aud true aAA-or5 uu,rly ~ ut AmeHeaR
IIio l1rul,- will often TRNeut prpt'agted ,llncss
thcs ar I.rir,t FAu,k,lrr curing Nuughs, rolls,
hmegp,. spr,ius, snt an thu ll- al cold weather.
I-sl Internally and internally.
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NTATE on VERMONT, DISTRICT

y q FalrhAvon, - The Probate Court tor the
bl,tlgt u FauhaNcn
To al l,r~1n, iutcu1 stsa IN tn estate 81 Jcf.r-
IN Bans, late Of FalIhaNvu, M said district
lCgcd~d l'r'Atv, hRTErlNU.
Hy the authority Of the STATE Of Vermont, you
arr hetely uu,utl 10 appear bciure SAID Probate
Court, AZ tly ll,lAte Once In Castleton, IN sand
distinct, on the "a Monday OF February, \. ID. ",
l>Us 10 show Gauss. II any You have, Why GER
tain tu>trum. ny, IN writing t!rd in said Court,
and purIorilus 20 be- the last vail and testament
~ ,ail dca.t-,i should not be approved and al
lowed
IatoIat Oastleton, an sli district, tins 18th day
VI January, A H. lSGs.
4w5w' y. SUMNER, Register.
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BARNS FOR SALE--ONE con

L tanning 40 acres and known as the Elijah
Ames tam, one-hBli covered with heavy wood and
timber, the remainder good tillable and, com
Portable buildings and situate between Castleton
aud West Rutland. The other SEQ acres, one
thId wood and timber, land known as the Old
Thornton Farm, near Bind Mountain. The wood
and valuable spruce, ash and maple timber on
these farm, will more than pay the prices asked
tor them, and they will bc sold on very reasonable
terms.
also wish 10 sell on lease fam III roultuoy,
with comfortable buildings SAID firm j. y Al
VIM l. Farnams ;, on the road leading irom ,lT-
haven to SamptOn Corners, and between the Nalu-
able slate quarsles of L. Spaulding aud VIM.
Wing. A,rare chance for slate makers. Apply to
the subscriber, oT {. NJ. WILLARD.
r. L, MARANNIDlE.
Gastletun January eth ls6s
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Deaths.
.o,h, 1t Paralysis,

IHiNEN Ia Rutland, Jan, Goth, Ut Paralysis,
R,ui4ulu cheney, aged - YEAR,
Irag, y, y, IaI"rs pl"t>s copy,
NICHOLS In brandon, Jan. 18th, Marie lu-
rula. daughter Of Thomas 4, and Martha NJ,
Nirhals, ag,d - months and eighteen days,
lta,tan paper, please copy.
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CONCERT AND OYSTER SUPPER.-We
learn that our townsman, Mr. G. c. Bid
well is to close his singing school at
Centre, with grand concert
Of vocal and instrumental music, on Fri
day evening, Jan. Gath, assisted by Geo.
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3, THE LAND GRANT.

The Union Pacific Railroad Company has a
land grant OF absolute donation from the govern.
ment Of l2soo acres TO the mile on the line OF the
road. which will not be worth less than 81 50 pcr
acne, AZ the lowest valuation.
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Mills Burned.

CONCORD, n. H., Jan. 2l
The .Cass Mills at Alexandria, N. e.,
consisting Of general lumber MILL grist
mill, cider mill and threshing machine,
were entirely destroyed by fire last night.
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r IsT OF TEXT BOOKS THE


i 4 following is a list Of Text Books selected by
the Board of Education to be used in the Public
Schools OF the State OF Vermont for Ave years. be-
ginning the first OF November 1863
READERS Town and Holbrook's Series exclud-
ing the Intermediates and Hnlard's Sixth Reader.
MATHEMATICS - Greenleaf's New Primary,
Grecneafs Intellectual Greenleaf's Practical
Walton's Cards and Keys Nos. and 3 Davies
University Edition, for High and Normal Schools
only. Greenleats new Elementary Algebra.
BIOGRAPHIES, Descriptive and Political Mitch
ellis First Lessons. Mitchcps Primary. Mitch
ellis intermediate, Vermont Edition. PHYSICAL.
Monteiths Physical and Astronomical. Guyot's
Common School. Guyot's Wall maps.
GRAaMARs-To Elements. Norton's, Weld
and Quaekenbos.
HISTORIES Lossing's Common School. Ha Is
History and Geography VI.
SPELLRRs-Town and Holbrooks Progressive.
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY Quackenbos' for Grad
ed and High Schools only.
PFSMANsHIP -Paysnn Dunton and Scribner.
A. Z. RANKIN,
4waw Sec. Board of Education,
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Fires.
Boston. Jan. q

BosToN, Jan 81
A fire in Abingdon this morning, de-
stroyed the store, dwelling and stable of
A. s. Reed; also the stables Of Mr. Mum
son. The loss is 100000.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 81.
The building in the corner of Elm and
Second streets, occupied by the Cincinnati
Chair Makers Union, was destroyed by
fire last night The loss is about &c., 900
which is insured
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nm TRrDHAU'S
rrlnINE sUprosIToRIHs.

particulars rnglu,v 81. stamp 10 rs tuT elpular
FRANCIs FEM 4 co,
Agents, Rutland, VI
VEINS 4 POTTER, Wholesale AgVnts, Boston,
Mas. dcclaWH
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FARM FoR SAlE-W, II, Norris oiirrs
q desirable farm for sale a, Swanton Jane
ton See advertisement in this weeks
HERNLn