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E a8Ao 1910 III 1870 "A
ASIATIC CHOLERA IN CHINA.
Almost every case cured with
PAIN KILLER.
From Rev. B. Telford, Missionary in China.
now whiting his homo in Penn.1

From Rev. B. Telford, Missionary in China.
now whiting his home in Penn.7
WAomNoroN, Penn.
Dear Sirs:-During a residence of some ten
years as a missionary in Siam and China, I
found your Vegetable Pain Killer most VAL
liable remedy for that fearful scourge, tho
Cholera. e
In administering the medicine found It most
effectual to give teasponful of Pain Killer in
q gill of hot water sweetened with sugar:
then, after about fifteen minutes begin to siye
about teaspoonfil of the same nistnres every
few minutes until relief was obtained, Annlv
hot applications to the extremities Battle The
stomach with the Pain Killer, clear. and rub
the limbs briskly. OF those who had the
tbe way stated above, eight out of ten recover. r.
II attacked with the Di.,rhsosl b. lEbpoRp DSssnterv
CramP: Collie, don't delay the use Of tho PAIN
> FUxecMow, CnsA.
Dear sirs:--During o long residence in China
have used your Invaluable Pain Killer, both
have found II most excellent medicine. In
the GUNNER Of 1851 and l6S, whfle residing in
Shanghai, ! found it an almost certain cure for
Choiera, IL used in tfme. Indeed, using il ia q
great many instanoes, i do not remember fail
ing In single case, For three yaars.A have
been residing in this place. more than fifty
miles from q physiciau, and haya been Obliged
often 70 fall upon my own resources in cases Of
sieknssa The Chinees come to us In great
numbers Tor medicine and advice. Though
without medical kno osledge ourselves. the few
simple remedies we OSn command are I'd much
n sdssnos .gss shsir ;physioisns ths. We
asvs .ssm ta a,%oss sas,s asa We allow
with them, and opspa q door Of usefulnesS ID
diRrhoea COLD ytgni % 6fsrlata atc
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.ABBEVILLE
AGRICULTURAL
IT. air.,

TILE Abbcvillo Agricultural Fair
4 will open ut the Fair Grounds
near the village, on Wednesday, the
2Gth October, and continue for four
days: closing on Saturday, the goth.
All articles for exhibition mnst be
entered in the Secrctary's books be-
forol0 o'clock on Wednesday,, as they
will then he closed.
.By order Of tho Executive Com
mittcc.
w. A. LEE,
Recording Secretary.
September 8, 1870, 90, If
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-09-23

The Impeachment charges against
the State Treasurer of Georgia havo
been dismissed, in the Legislature of
the State, by vote Of 78 TOT.
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Improved Cotton Gins.
McLENDEN'S PATENT,

-
Fs7HE subscriber purchased two years
Il ago. McLENDEN'S PATENT IN
PROVEMENT TO COTTON GINS.
for the Counties Of Abbcviilo, Edgefield,
and Newberry and in that time has sold
many OF them, and 10 tile entire salisfac-
ton Of HE patrons. The improvement is
applied to the old gin att triiliug expense;
and with these material advantages-that
il will enable the Gin TO gin from one
fourth to one-third more, and to produce
cleaner and better lint. lie has numer-
Gus certificates from cotton planters to this
effect, and also from cotton buyers, stating
that the cotton from this Improved Gin
will command from one to one n. half cents
more per pound. Agents will be sent out,
and the public patronage is solicited it,
their behalf
nA- Reliable agents wanted.
E. F. PARKER.
Calhoun's Mills, August ~, 1870, lG, If
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SCRAPS,

TIC population of Washington is
111,195. In 1869 it was 1,122.
A gay Philadelphia youth has been
fined 50 for an assault with 'tintont to
kiss"
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"A man in IIagerstown, Nd, has
starved himself to death under q re-
liglous dcIusion. lie tasted 9GO hours
showing q most remarkable tcnacity
Of life.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-09-23

Tho Germans of Toronto, Canada,
held mass meeting Tuesday night
and subscribed $4,000 for the German
widows and orphans of the war.
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Above prices complete with frame.
Without frame $1,000 less on each
Mill.
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GARDEN and Cemetery adornments, Cast,
~ Wrought Iron aud Wire Raili,rs, Fount.
aims, Vases, Veraudas, Settces, Arbors, Chairs,
Summer Houses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-25

moral OF the community on M ,,.rs Of this kind de-
wolves on the writers who make c,s pr.pare articles
for zines, ard furnish ma crl for he daily papers
The printed word II impe sopa; IL hurts neither tho
utterer nor the listener II aees far it addresses those
who prepared 10 ~elve Il, ana is power is the
power Of The rGtn LEI Snil who know their duty per-
form il ably aud en ncy AZ Dr. Gardner has done,
and santaiy ir ,,,rs-on viii b. made on the pubic
mind ana heat = - good results af rh Will appear IN
an improved Sta q ol private aud prb ' u0sdlS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-25
~ LO1S'rN YORKVILLt


DFvIiNfN D. FsIHC 10 viii s sr pebble suction 90 ~ RSpAf
ull D. 1850 a sI-ure ha ssrcc n !ll busa
So S. o. Of The s. rrr Court ard suf TIE ttri'o y
ls,nF avn uUlsoEsr. y So. CORSER-ysasolo Ls,. sith
kelio sud hulou-
o., .,s ofat. ?. il lr'Htgif tiIi ret
sni at 90 No. ia baaae - opposite haleS~ faAi SIC " "
zslls 'reL -. -, - g, ,..-
thereon AMI - No l Ntt. .igut re y nt Ag ret
SOUlNEEIY SIDE OF BiiHl NlA HIST, besteu FliSf au9
gfttNI.f hi.S--t L,tsi each 3ori ~ .ret -.
tOUrHHLI SIDE o. ElGurl SIXTH 81, beigsea FlRSrANE
an AZ EN- D. A-8 Lots; each 2ifH22 tst
NOETukIY SluE OF bGurf fiFriSf, between FIRST aud
SECOND iNkS.-f lais; each g'Airl.' see;
SOurHERLl SIDE UF kG!r1SAriST.. te.Eeea AVENUES
SourHERAY SHOE OF kgnrYElXTHsr. bstsesn AVENUES
A and }-s Lats. each .sIi2 2 feet.
sourHfRLY SIDR OF EiGHfiFIFTHSr. between Avenues
sORrlG BAsT CORNER OF AvkNuGA ard RlGHgYF1FrIIST.-
Los Aenus each 56rS cvs Lot Of Avsrae aud
SOUTHEAST COHNgR or AvGgCs 4 ,ud RiGHrY.FIPTHsT-
LOTS ,sch aIg3 .; Gore front s A out "a %
feel, att9 e deep; Gore 10 = feet gls r. deep
hORlHEhLE Slnk OF kGIil flk iHSl, between AVENUES
EORTnERLY SIDE or BGHTY FIFTH ST. between FIRST AVE
and AVENUE A-6 Lei,i each s1Sl 20 lect
sOJTiERLI siDR OF kGHrY PirrtSr sbegwecn FIRST
SkCONDAVES.-i Lotsi sSch 25Il.x s--t.
NORTHEAST CORNER OF AVENUE and ElGHTY.FoURyH
ST. Gore. northeast 81 Arefe b e0i feet fvnt 90 feet
Eighty heuI deep
Ac. The SEA 81 MARCH, at 1VoLl the Ealnshe Couutry
Resirce tao Robert Srif deceased Al
mon and situated The of Red Hook Dlcess Cout STATE Of
Nrwiark aud comprising about 1913 said premises - aree
spend Mansion and al the ucceay ouJanss as usually
fonud trs,. class cuun,ry r,sicnce.
TRIMS oPsALB: On productive property sTohris rsusn o.
bond and mort9ss. T tenn 81
For further particulars apply The eSee Of GIDEON
TUCkBR esq, PhntTs AoueT, ad Bnaz or A. the oaee Of
one. Of FaiRCHLp v K STEVENSON, son Co, Aucuohssr.
No. II Piecst New-iork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-25

EOR LIVERPOOL,
VIA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING THg 4. = NAILS
THE LIVERPOOL And GRBAr wRSTERS STEAM C0NPAN
viii despatch one their ars,ass full rower ssssf
IRON PIER 40 40 ~ R.. EvERr WEDNESDAY,
"a follows;
IDAHo. Capt CurTISe,..... March ? al pa
NEVADA. Capt GKgzS.............,.Narch9 AZ las@Ln
COLORADO. Capt wIluAss..........MsT,hl ID. Al ~ -
NEBRASKA, CAPT. GUARD..........,Msgch9 =, al IlLh
MANHATTAN, Capt foKsITH,."....,iarch -. at3P
MINNESOTA Capt Pg.cE.............Apni6 c, as9aa
Cabin passage, $50, gold
stcersge passage (oEee No 20 BrOsd~ayl So eaf'ess
For ireighi or esha passage, sfply to
WILLIAMS 4 Ggi0y Va . wara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-25
S}ousts uno Sfauns @lanisH.

A -WANTED-ll0USES TO RENT In all parts
~ city and Beokln supply the demand ss
on branch Of the business by NM MOhGaN rLA'h
Co 90 wHiam.s, N u. and ~ B'oadNay Bsooilyo. ID
DEAL ESTATE WANTED "A first. class
III HOUSE WANTED LBASE PURCHASER must he - 70 ~
feet un fsnrssnh ard torivths anu Foaa
and sithlVes private residence Bon 3t!J Post ones
WANTED - COUNTRY SEATS, to RENI,
w hrrhd usnlshca within hour THE city have seS
desirable wanE T. IRELAND. vi broNH~A!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-25
REAL ESTATE.

NEw.yoRx Thursday. Feb ~ i0'"
The business at the Exchange to-9"y WV" Wv.
not very heavy, but thc bidding for properly Tno
regarded as satisfactory by those ln,e'o :, Va "a
sucti,pecrs were the Messrs. Mrlier' "ilSiD' - w.
the Messrs. A. J. Bleeckcr, Son Il Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-25
w.stst,stsr County gtal esih, for Sale.

HOUSE and LOT for SALE at SING SlNG.
-IIouse contains IS With wster, batho.n
House s1rsly sS hEe view oih. river 20, -
ard 70 t Iss by lsJ feet deep Apply 10 j. h"Di'
or JAMES BROWN
crock FARM of 300 acres, at Peehskiil,
- within mites ofdepo With gso f' onss sHd superior
Mn M 10 head 81 ,tt for the prer 81
5 OJ per For further particulars anp To MAbLoKi DA
WILL. 81 Lihcrtysi. NeS.fofk. or 81 haat PeeSsSn
A SPECIALTY.-Wes tchester County Realty;
n .,,mN STASLsY DAY 95 Brosdway
COUNTRY STATS Village Residences,
~ FARMS, VILLA SITES. AND LOT,
on TiIR HUDSON AND BLSBWlhRR, . ,.,,
Pop SALE IN GREAT VARIETY at REASOA1BLB fKiCi's,
BY MALLORY 4 BLACKWELL IS LiBERri-or "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-25
ycno ssluno Zeal estate for SALE.

4 VARIETY of superior FARMS and COUN-
N TRY SEATS for SALE by J. \ LEHls Nortlrer L. l.
DOR SALE mt Astoria, l.. J., fronting Pot
cave frame HOUSE brick ae IS perfect order stable
boat boa other ontbuBgs; acre Of n wafer anu t'
f,ons s1h. el dra,n msetnz d. uarsiei views
INWARD APrHoRP Co., Hea Lsite Boker. 40 Broadway
nor SALE-Fronting on Manhasset Bay, l.. L.,
"a ACRES, galU. abundance Of rn Towers ana hi
GOOD large Loa barn. house. at bargain " Bennett
- Cedsrst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-25


Gutiiuu salcs Of 8szI Gs.ais.
J JoiSsay. Js, AucIoleer
pY JOHNSO q II Il Il Il X,
ID AuCTfOSEBRS AND
REAL ESrATE BEoKERsy,
c Los cg"y sJ s ed ~. Fern q s sesTs sa
''''''' 'i'I'''''' '''1 Tn iliai T,6. a.
J q GIE 4 I.ssi s'f oposs sI aoc&
All. s Ito aJ cellar Rsssh ba..lsn. HOUSES gof1Io Z
ru ire. Mar horssar sd Mors and Es'eI DsTot Is'@
easy ''''' '' TUssbaf MARCH
Mli'9GTiSTA Yi6i 10 9 sA5E
mPg6yaaaSf hs GrFi srGSs 20 sdd AZ i,s wilkins
poNo SSEGss % SSTTFtSr6 wsRD BRookL
Ts proP eoa. Of d o s "a o Sss1 e s "a ard s
M shs, rs ,.o I bal sg 80. are a4sI'9
'S .,iioa o. grSssr Taa,ryo 1eIia' Shop Oh Fac
tori ra'o's h0d' Sl, .. s ), ., NIL I'm. an. pr.ee
VALUABLE NiNFTEENrH wARD tBrostlrsl LOTS.
BEDFORD AVENUE lScrslhH rA'e-eni 3 l. cor Of afer''
Rygn STREET ..sMe Of Bedford ave-, Lots, also adIoa
iFS VISA yssq n9fitb e. 9.a , 5 Lot
kEAP SrNFEr %. 100 r. r. % Msrcr-are, Lot
a., :, bs ..s ae ssa pasy. yaab Heu,s Beaior' 'y
bisssr iraas Sled 10 With bcG iiIs;s's fs'i eoaH'
f 5. M5r, 1a,ga,,rs oEs, 70 Sass,qst Y. add
AtI1 o'coes :, Rrel,sgs .,.rgen, M Dro.Ivay
i.1 hNoIkLlh 20 = -. 1870.
IMPORTANT SALE an VALUABLE IMPROVED AND Ohth
PROV B PROPERTY.
SUBSTANTIAL gsTOEY and suussreu; Blirk Hen'e "a
r.t n, ~ uois-a nforeneuis .jEt!EiV0 very dgtis.
GOOD lsi. hhurlesi. fr~ tln-0re thrf.
CHOICE PROSPECT PARK LOTS
pVF.fUVSTST g. -.. 70. TO- " OF Styelfh-afe, oh
H1CEoFF.sr \ g. 20 r = o. Faiiash-lre, . bots
bEASsr ~ s. u, H. IS Of .ad osJ three blocks
sd ~ lpt-
pIGHAW.-r o.. =. rs,r Clssou-iv 7 lots
DIGHAN .aI J.. ). s.. 1ui 2. from r. eIia,c, a iotA
TENTH NANp LOTS
TNtpg ST. q 1 ron - d y
ElGfIt.Nlu WAAp LOTS
oooPERS 81. SS, ~ Er.,iaa, tsi baa1ahs ave lal
Ir~uNirkA%k fNO tAS NtUhllNSl, b. ". sor., %.
bhoABNAt A&r htAFfN ~. o tt~
INlHilflUSI NAap LOTS
BASgEfDGHAT g. be- fiof kir.ns sui Pea ayes, htL
FLAInINh iolH
Uhr lots SCnESEtrADi, CLAAksoN, DIAMOND, Ard
GAEDltafN
T,la, s,,r. N'r'si ore Of Aasio7-eS
PARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT!
ACCIfuN SALE
Nf-.h o.. i81l. o..
ft.ert.. ogorJS SOAPsiuAf QrARRE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-25
nrD -strsfu Zeal estate for sai.

At ELIZABETH, n. j. DESCRIPTIVE
n CATALOGUE OF HOUSES AND COUNTRY SEATS Pos
1910 NOW READY sRST FRRB ADDRESS Oh CALL or J. n
NEEHBR 2s3 BRoADsr, ELIZABETH, OR 10 CKoARSE
wa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-25

EOR LIVERPOOL and QUEENS Town
Igosn Ls Al gsg Nal ssesa-s ~ .naesi. ~ 90
CITY OF Il bONht lIN W. -th
CRY or ASrWEEP.............SAtf vpAi. Nllcl "a
CITY or NJ W-lORN Via lisEl tEfJAl, daf'ls ~
Aud beg SATURDAY ssb's Il hSpAf Hos 20
No. - North River
RATES OF PASSAGR
2 -AFrNpAr.
pAfABtE IN COLD. ClERsscf.
t0ii STEii A'
To London. u is4lSa
%
Fssslgg TaE IgEs9AT tISANFtS va HAtiFAL
sfflhteN
PAYABLE nGnl Fsfahl- D O. CaIre1ey .
Iyetpool.......,......S n
iaL
ST. Jobn's r. Ly Brseeb -, ST. Jeaus y. =. by BnSsh
Passengers orafied 10 HAVE annas bfrnsa 60 a.
Tickets buSht here Moderate rais b. PrsoHs sss
Fer ta,tLsr inGurmstou. ,pply uue Conpsny's ofee.
John o. DALE. sEesi. M. Is DrosiStr y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

NOTICE
The use of washed or fraudulent stamps on
decd, lease, Other paper. nhtFs 10 ngbo Ia ios'
fiturc well the stamp thereon aud the user 10
Inc and imprisonment.
Safety Insured by Purchasing NJ our Stamp Depart
men this Bank Is the depot for the salo OF Boyonno
Stamps direct from the Government
The following rates VI discount are allowed 10 pur'
chasers:
~ 10 ~ per cch
1000 and upward .....................4 Al per cent
Discount payable in Stamps. Thus 500 Duys slOi rs Of
staInps. hAIiosAL CURRESCT BANk,
Cor Broadway aud WailHt.
]. H. L. lfoRToRD. Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
cINs AGAINSr HEALTH.

,,,,c A. sIxs AGAINST Tux Laws or LlFB AND HEALTH
~ AUGUSTUS X. GARDNER a. a.. " D. l2ao Pp z41 D
RelftA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-25

An who have real estate for salo or TO let,
and those desiring % pufchaio os fcui huch property
win End u TO their .nrI 81 70 advertise In Tnr tribune
Is aggregate circulation exceeds that % auy other
PAPER aud In gIditlon 20 this advantage 1uE rnCsK
viii be found not only 10 Ncwlork and al s olto, and
yaees but every state and Territory throughout tho
UuIon. Tho advertisement should be - bTiot VII
allow o! the ads claimed being made clear 10 the
reader We would especially dwell on tho fact that tho
subscribers for to three editions o! TN TunUNe Daily,
semi Weekly. and weekly. COMPRISE indy drals IN every
business profession; consequently embellishments IN eacn
arc read by all olassc TIN TRIBUNE dcyotes especial
attention reports q 'oes Of real estate both 81 city
alG country thus adding greatly to tho yauo OF iis col
uDus - an advertising medium. The charges TOT advor
iiurg foiows: DAILY TRIBUNE. 70 ceIts per po
lOr each insertion. WEEKLY 1ElBUSE. per lie. SlnI-
HEEKLY IRBuyg Is cents por line. About ten words OF
oirWlde cOlnEs average aue Tcrus, cash in sdyance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-25

: IIII0l'FT
cUPRENE COURT SALE-iu Partiton-0E
- VALUABLE STORE PROgERTY
o. DIANE WAsAiSGrus s4 eot u ELAoB aHl AUDSVNSTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-25
Dantipg Staatmi,s.

HE GARMO" DANCING ACADEMY, 81
~ gnh.vs corner Fourts'ab st. q 's'psa bAfrEnAY ' o.
Gfsrrp eyerrg urssys Wr4st
trd SsanagE Inshe.oa IN Ea Cyzuat - d. MARTIN.
. Noa1sfs SEd Tbartiays II = N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-25
(cuntrp Ifal Gstutt for SaIs.


TOR SALE.-FIRSF LOT-Tract of LAND
Of 100 ,e s",,d j. A%,a GS s"g sts ~ vns d
cellar ia good ,p'lr q. oaer ba,ass + segns =. sf'assi
, . w be a. nd ri % . &c. Is so l% VIA "a" ao
OF secondary nneb q ~,eh VII ase mersanise '".nsr
wheat toaeeo ard o-i wbe eek a - % ears az so 70
rail DeP t-Ne'en aes "n bsr11 "a 0.i as ssl1 H,' ~
south SIDE Rai,oi Possession eitea Jl1g3g l. it re
sFC0SD LoITrsci Of LAND aeresfT,uaei County Of
- b. alyanrvorsy or d Ri re- hm % 300 each a-
foy Cue fnr-,s Irr Open lupevere residue
Richmond 40 d,aat b. railroad Which IN go yanis Of
once p%es e per- acre sgoa ana term. caes ST. With
baaees AL Two years bay dsoo IA tase Of Ssh
4ms. Comfy ud S'a''O Virginia. aud f to !, Isr1 e I've rest
Cut ont TIL. advertisement, ard bring .rrd IL
GENERAL very desirable country seats aud
- ars = o. - Rs g 80 o. 81, i to 9' acres prices A0d 10
TTNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY
OFFER For sALg
100000 ACRES LAND,
or THB LINE or THE ROAD.
IN THE STATE OF NEBRASKA,
FOR CASH on CREDIT.
AT LOW RATES OF INTEREST.
PRICES RANGING FROM
So so TO $40 PER ACRE.
CONVENIENT TO MARKET,
BOTH EAST AND WEST.
DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS. WITH ACCOMPANYING MAPS,
NOW READY.
SENT FREE TO ALL PARTS OF THB UNITED STATES. CAN
ADA AND EUROPE
These Lands
RICH AND FERTILE As ASY IN TUB UNITED STATES
For pam hlss and all Information. address
O. +. DAVIS,
LAND AGENT .. p R. K. co.
OMAHA NEBRASKA
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27
Robbery of a Bank.
WoRcFsrFR. Oct.

WORCESTER, Oct. 2G.
The First National Bank of Grafton, in
this County, was robbed last night by a
gang OF burglars of large amount of treas
my and valuables, including over $780,
600 in Government bonds, and the whole
amount taken is estimated at from $780,
600 to 100000 The robbers attacked,
gagged and bound the Waterman and fas-
med him into the coal room threatening
him with death if be made any noise. The
Waterman states that only five of the gang
were in the bank, but they told him they
were twelve in all. The burglars tore
away the bricks in the wall around the
safe, being several hours at the work. Al
ter securing the treasure the thievs made
a hasty retreat about o'clock this morn
ing, and in their hurry dropping a consid-
erablc number of gold dollars in the
street. They stole horse and wagon in
the vicinity which was found in this city
this morning, leading to suppose they
came here and left on the early train.
The Bank offers reward of $4,000 for
the capture of the thieves and recovery Of
the property, and Geo T. Slocum one of
the directors offers an additional reward
OF $4,000. The affair created much ex-
citement in this county.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27

and upon the water. of New York harbor
win be held in readiness 10 sustain the
officers in executing processes and en-
forcing laws. There is no,backwardness
anywhere.
The Tribune's special says the Presi-
dent had hoped that the recent election
law of Congress would receive general ac-
quiescence, and that he would not be
called upon 10 interfere for the protection
of the civil oficers of the government in
the discharge of the duty imposed upon
them. The disposition manifested in New
York city TO set the law at defiance, and
to obstruct the civil laws Of the govern
ment in arresting fagrant offenders, has
determined the President to enforce the
act of Congress at all hazards, and, if
necessary, to teach the ruffisns who incite
riot wholesome lesson. To this end he
has ordered to be concentrated at New
York city large force of troops, con-
sisting of infantry, artillery and detaeh-
ments Of the marine corps, in all between
three and four thousand men, to be held
in readiness to suppress riot, and to assist
the United States Marshal in efecting the
arrest of those who violate the law. This
force will not necessitate the relief of
Gen. Mcdowell from the command of the
department, but will probably be intrust-
ed to the command of Gen, Terry or some
other trustworthy and determined officer.
In order that there may be no conflict or
confusion of authority, and that every
thing may be legally done, AttOrney-Gen-
eral Alderman has been dispatched to New
York city to pronounce upon all ques-
tiOns of law that may arise. The Attor-
ney General is instructed to see that all
rights of citizens are respected, and that
the authority of the United States govern
ment il maintained in all it's integrity.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-27
REMARKS.

AS will be seen by the above figures the number
of beasts at market are larser this week A large
portion ofthe cattle are but poorly fitted for the
shambles, hence, while weI fatted amin as a. e in
demand at nearly the same prices as last week,
ordinary stock is probably 5ocs. Per 100 los lower
and the supply appears to be greater THAI The de-
mand, and sellers are obliged TO IN axe Concessions
to dispose of stock.
W. Il. Smith sold 9 good oxen 20 dress 1000 lbs
at l2Ke., on dressed weight, and 8 oxen, about
l,2o0, lbs. live weight, at &c per 10.
ID. N Sollace sold 10 year Old steers At I0c.,
at SIC per H., dressed, oxen at Ike and 6
cows and heifers at to Ice per 10.
G. IL \. Bennis sold one oxen ut 49,, and his
mate at lie per To-, one nice heier 1910 lbs live
at l2c per h., one COW ami one steer at &C.. live
weight, two oxen at lie and two at 10, psrlb.
Nye Truman sold % good Durham year Old
heifers at $50 each, 10 3-year o2s at GHc Per ID
live weight of about loco lbs.
Hosea Gray sold 3-year old s'e-rs at 81 per
heaa, oxen at lie per h. one pair Of 3-year o!ds
for 1920, COW and calf sci.
j. Engreen sod two oxen t. drosl $50 ,bs. each
at II nc per h., one slim at $l4, one yearling
bull for s25 or 54c per lb., dressed.
The supply Of sheep and lambs is large and
trade rather ranges in this lice. A large port N
of the stock Is of the coarse wool grades. CLARK
& Burdick sold 1871, estimated at so lbs each, for
$3.50 per head. Frank 2 Kimbau sold o. sheep
and lambs at s2.75. A. L. Short sod 80 sheep,
100 lbs, at nc per lb. l. Whitney sod IS at
50 %. W. J. Brown sold rs at 26Kc per ID. T.
E. Parker sold one car load a. 50 81. G. Allen
sold ll8 at s2.6i Poultry is lower.