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The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

'sBRIaHT SIDE. s-Miss Olive Tognn
the Celebrated female lecturer, VIII de-
liver a lecture ON "Dripht Side Al the
Town Hall, IN Slnyrnn, on Friday even
ing next, the 2lst inst. The lecture Will
doubtless be well attended. " if.sia (
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

Ladies' Walking Shoes, Ladies' Conn
mon Shoes, Ladies' Shoes with heols,
and Indies Shoeswiihout heels Ladies'
Buskins at Prlu,rQse's.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

REV. Mfr. Phillips, of the''Holne for
Little Wanderers Of Philadelphia,
gave \ free concert at tho Town Hall last
evening.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

SIillS Hats for Gents; Hats. for old
men !; Hats for middle aged men; lIats
for young men; Hats for youths; Hats
for hoys. and Hats for small boys, ut
the Bee Hive. 3aii
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

Plough Shoes; Brognns, Walking
Shoes Bamornl Caters in Calf. Mo-
rocco and Kid; Hide Boots, heavy. and
light. All warranted'as represented, or
money refunued all tf3s-1srt fIA>~
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

Coy. HOFFMAN will lay the corner
stone Of the new State Capitol the latter
part Of this month.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

All the leading makes Of Ladies'
Misses and Children's iShoesrin every
style, shape and kind at the Bee Hive.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

If you want 10 be in the style, buy
your Hpts Of J. II, Primrose, the great
Hat Emporium.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

The secret of Primroses large business
is, he sells for cash only, and he sells
cheap. tf ~ est .nst 1.si
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

JOHN JONES, colored croesas of CHI
cago, is nominated by the Tribune Of
of that city for the Legislature,
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

\ REsIaNATIoNs.-E @. Sewell, Esq,
Superintendent of the Delaware Rail
road, Mr.. Adolphus Brown, General
Freight Agent, Mr.. Harry Simpson.
Chief Telegi aph Operator and Dispatcher
Of Trains, and Mr.. Burk, clerk in the of
flee Of the Mastes of Machinery, on the
p. w. & II. r.. R., have resigned their
positions to take much more lucrative
ones in the South, it is said. .4..t Is
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

Mems Wax Leather Brogans, SHOP
made, (wafranted) at'J III. Primrose s
Smyrna, Del. .inlil 4
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

All communications for tails paper,
60 receive sny attention, must be ac-
cpsa panaed Nv the writer's proper
nAtne.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

Misses Lasting Plain Button, Caters,
Misses Lasting Button Caters, Brush
Kid Front, Misses Lasting Lace,
Misses Button Russia Morocco, and
misses Lace Turkey Morocco. Also a
large variety OF Misses aud Children's
shoes for school, well adapted for Fall
ard Winter wear at Primrose's.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

WoMAN's FOREIGN MISSIONARY SocIE-
TY.--On Friday evening last the ladies of
NJ. e. Church of this town organize a
"Woman's Missionary Society o. Smyr-
na,o anauxiliary of tile Philadia branch.
The object OF the socie y is TO interest
Christian women 10 the eyangelization
of heather women; to send out female
teachers, physicians, etc., to the women
of India, aud iother countries, where the
usages of society exclade females from
seeing the male physicians or having
any Intercourse With any man except
their highlands. Rev. Mrs. Brisbane
advocate the cause in an earaest add TESS
at the conclusion of which the society
was organized with the following OIL
GERS:
President, Rev. Mrs. A. Rittenbouse;
Vice Presidents, Mrs. Sarah p. Mason,
Mrs. Col. Geo. Davis, Mrs. Thomas Car
row, Mrs Lydia Mcdowell, Mrs. Jos
Smithers, Mrs. Isaac d. Hamilton, Mrs
Jos. IL. Primrose, Mrs. Sarah Budd
Treasurer, Mrs. J, III. Bewley; Record.
ling Sec'y, Mrs. G.. w. Cummins, III.
Corresponding Sec'y, Miss Emma Z
Wilds.-- Times. ia8, shat.i 4 ,.lr8n
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

"A new lot of MARY Antoinette" Slip
pers at the Boe Hive; just received.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15


LIST OF PETIT JURORS for October
term of Superior Conrt and Court of
General Sessions in an for Kent cDun
ty, commencing on Monday, October
oath. ~ rn.t s HIS.
Duck C,eck-Powell f. Nickerson,
Frai els d. Reynolds, Andrew j.. Spear,
Obedah ID. Sosheli. 10
+. kentor-T Timothy Carrow, Charles H.
Dulep, Vim. Hutchson.
Little C,'eek-W William Smith, Francis
Potter. ta hHt Q
Dorey-Isaac s. Pratt, Henry Pratt Jr.
w liam G. Postles,j Bolita l.. Wharton,
). G. o. harrington, Jacob Goodman.
North Au,-defkit Alexander CsDili,
Alexander Jackson, Jr., Thomas Good
en. ff tiii q DOTS ~ fsrsat - r.,Iis.l Fl
South Marderkiil-- Samuel D, Roe,
Thomas Lynch, Elijah S. C-ldwell,
| William Ii. Meredith. 32si
| MsspiitionARobert IL, Short, CIemen'
M Colley, George Shockley, kobeii
Lord.
Miiford -Andrew j. Maioney, Johf
@. Morris, John w. Kirby, William j
| IOWnStnu. 30 ti,i neN i'f ttI.4ff e.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

y REV II. MARKS, Pastor of Hanover
Street Church, Wilmington, Dell, says
of "Our Fathers House:' The author
has struck upon rich vein Of Thought,
and tile subjects of which be treats.are
handled with, marked ability. Learn
ing, ability and taste-which are so
characteristic of the writer-are the
prominent features of the work. See
advertiser ent in another column.8H
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

The advantage Prisarose has oyer
Merchants, dealing in all kinds ofgDods
such AS Dry Goods, Provisions, DO, is,
he deals in one branch Of. business,
therefore he keeps a larger and better
assortment. He buys and sells for
customer pays the same prices for goods
AS those who buy on credit; which shows
the great advantage Of a Cash store over
d Credit.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15
SHIP TIMBER
AND

2 Tpag7-ra-s i niss t.,....
sraaffs
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15
BUILDING LUMBER

ofali kinds and descriptions.
The herald. (Smyrna, Del.) 1870-1871, 1870-10-15

REV. PETER STRyKER, d, D., Pastor
of the, North Broad Street Presby
Church, Pldiadelphia, says off"Quf Fs-
which characterizes tie might Scenes
IS apparent in sour Fathers House.A
DR.. Marehs publications.. are evaHgeliri
cal, practical and popular. Full Of
choice matter, and arrayed in the most
beautiful garb, it Is not surprising that
tile intelligent publics sick OF the insipid
literature which foods the country, are
grasping. with ayidity, these books
"Our Fathers House" is food for the
mind and the soul. See advertisement
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08

sp,e encd, Yesterday procured cross ssr,an
assault md battery heud oi Dahsh
preferred charge against the osc before w
Chief Of having drahk hqnoF While on duty
ERWARK-A large gathering of Fenans TOOK
place Gen OReal presided aud 81 ZOO vas
Nsssrs Hin KrutgeT have given $500 fog The hen.h,
phans Of Rnma ked by of hef %
Peter sveeny arrested Thursday for stealing two car oI
coal from enpoIs Mr. Roger Marshall Of MbnIn meI
express wagon e standing Of Bank snd "ses
THURSDAY aud ~hen be retuned
Jackson who resides Cedsrst eomp,ansu E ~
Mills yeniay, that we'll known white citizen o. we
iaRded leo appcSrs that the accused inos's
representing It 10 bc go
JaokeOB eIcbsnge wagon,
aud Of horse blankets IN a worm aDoa i
the Of the Common Council last nigb 'ne'
another effort to change he sv % 90
voting Tie each Democrat Adennsn hFph
Republicans defeating the election The
iouned amid intense excitement the lobby dehonnb
threatening violence kaighn Nlpu'eN =" P
room while the crowd reluctantly disappeared ,
PATERSON.-John Morgan has been arrested
charged Of $50 from bis brotherna" Ia
The animal meeting Sunday school Cnon vi" Zoe
THURSDAY recent fair ft ot Na 20 \;
active leader 10 the rh a
visiting here The children Of Mr. Wybe Of Wy1ocse ~bo tS
found although ou Ibursu oe Vi
men secured th. woods 10 ell directions
HADDENFIELD, NJ J.-An indiscriminate war rs
against the dogs Camden Comfy since the
ca bydaphoa recently nearly 100 dogs have been slaughtered
TRENTON-The Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph
Company have introduced the State House The western
Company established ofee the Capitol 'o@e Ss ago
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
PIGEON SHOOTING.

The great pigeon shooting match for a month
pending between Ira A PANE Of New York and Charles
Morgan % NewJcrsey took place yesterday al Duoiss
Riding Park, Northumberland forty fourtb.st. and
Elgbth-aNe. The principals are wellnoNn shots, aud
both hold reputable positions society. ~ u.
When the shooting commenced, Paine leading of and
missing Morgan followed, killing ms bird. Pane missed
his second bird, and also did Morgan A. the eighth
round Morgan again missed. which made the
the score again at the sixteenth. Morgan had gained
lead OF three AZ the twenty when dispute arose
among the betting crowd "a 90 whether or not Tho bird
Morgan shot on that round gathered within with
ont the bounds. AN hour consumed 10.
fore nual settlement TcacheC, which
that the bird gathered Ouiside-a decision
which the friends Of Morgan cOnsdored
Just. 10 color to some loose statements
made by them, q basket of birds had been upset
during The wIanclng referred TO- ana the birds escaped
the act being declared by them prcneditated done
with view ~ IcsscIlng the unuibcr, that the match
might over for wait Of the quota each should shoot
The disputed point settled the shooting began again.
aud Paine soon oyerhauled his opponent shortly after
be passed him. ana tcn disputes this that ard the
other made frequent Interruptions each lime threaten
ing 10 break up The match. Al cuth tbs dodge pe-
vailed, MOrtaH's friends declaring themselves robbed.
ad insisting tat th,I Dau should stop The match had
been oI 81 binds each but Morgan fI,u uy ~
UI'u Ae JGiHbCd 10 TO father, WLCcapOu Tic I-fei6e
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The BROOKLYN Marble POisbers and Ru0bers
last evening received reports from IS societies wheh
showed the trade 10 he IN very satisfactory oona'on
The rubbers receIveS2 10 day and the polshers' ~
The New York and Brooklyn delegates to inc
Brcklayers National Convention were eueraineu i .
handsome ma yesterday by the Brioklayers
pittsburgh IL IL intended 10 press the claims OF blooy
for the next Convention held IN that city Inc Va
Mr. O'ROurke Of No are urging him Tor the ireaiu0'
of the Assembly.
The WOrkingmen's Union elected olceis oi b
last evening as follows: Nelson W. Young, Pfesu,nt
James r. Purdy and 4. Bruner Vice Presidents; oVis
Bssert, Secretary; william j. Jessup CorrespopLs III
Secretary Bernard Rice Financial secretary, 'Tn T
Wood Treasurer. depuation from tho WestehLn 81
egraph Protective Union attended 10 ask tno ,I,, 10
operation OF the wOrkngmeD, which was "aiiniJ niy
accorded Mr.. Pope on behalf Of the e!cgrapheIs
statement OF their present position ana ~
that letter had been received from their bIethen III
San Francisco conGrmaory Of their previous hho"euho
OF affairs there. -
At the meeting of Bricklayers Union NO. !
NJ Rrooklyn last night, communication Whs Ieoolsou
from Mr. Samuel Gaul, President OF me @ sr tha
Union OF Brckayers, calling for specai TAX i9I u
nurpose of sustaining the members of Brekayers Oho
No rs of Yonkers who out on strike against
ton of pay Of 81 day. The wages previous TO tno @
strike was Is day. lively debate TOOK plaeo relun'o
10 the admission OF q boy who had been WOrhlnP on "
passcard for the past two years. ana VINO apPeu ~ "
card of full membership The ease was reIeIIeu ~ % @
Executive Committee. communication iroin ~
dent Jcssup the WorknGmens Assembly, lnitins @ n
Society to send delegate TO It's sessop' WAS III" '''
ID
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
SOCIAL EVIL sTATIsTICs.

The following order was issued yesterday by
spncrintendent Kennedy TO the various police captains
You will during the ensuing week. make n thQrough
and complete census, within your precinct OF al
of nrosuOn and designation, carefully distngushhE
each class and giving the locality by street ana nunDel
and also the number of prostitutes living IN eaG OF
houses You will in ADDITION, ascertain the lOcaty oI
each coucert saloon of rcpute within your precinct
and inc number OF females who frequent them respect,
iyelv either as performers or attendants You VIII
aIs Indicate such the houses above referred TO- as
have te reputation of being used as panel cribs lOu
n I'm cacb of the above specified eases, ascertain the
fu name of the propretOrs and in eases where hcous
names are used You will record both real and assumed
n@n,es Yon will make full report Of the above TO tins
office on Tuesday 25h inst setting forth each lte OF
in0nIry in an Ineligible manner In performing thl1
AMI, n il necessary that IT should be done carefully ana
th0fougAv as the result may have 10 be Lana before he
Legislature during the present session.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08

Tho M lines originally constructed 10 secton' With te We" "f
passing through the principal Gte rather than TO o direct on'e
between SeaYo aai BOs;0a hence the cans routes adopted
by them
BslSESS-For more qaarer oi century rosa through
this section Of be rsee aud unlike most new railroad
sntsres which have the growth Of business along is ue
this Road vii Rnl large established local trade awaiting is completion
L. will pa. thrush tue 81 North Haven Wa1gord Durham
MdleaeI Malet,vu Portland Chatham Marlborough Hebron, Co
lunbia. Lebanon Colchester. and Wndham.
Il seems hardly necessary call attention 10 the business Of Road
Of such vast 1Touee having With roads that are
10 become feeder, T. IL viii with onr aesi
ss li1eto1 one Wunsac VITA -ee' While oass ae
being projected
In regard 10 tie through trade single glance At the map more con
,r than ,uv argument She important fact that ts 'r'
rg the h5r.e.t sfjlg great saving u time mns 1
,tsly he the ef horouglIe between Boston and Newlos
CHARACTER AND PROGRESS or THE WORK Tie Road
bt under the immediate supervision Of the officers Of the Company
b, are most deeply interested is ana who de}a to be o
most thorough substantial and safest road n the United states 1
have called n their aid the highest engineering sl In the country 10
direct , sors and ps expense viii be spared to bring to
peon The grades very easy thcGves'are large The bridges
~ rt rop the rails selected gh ana Of the best quality, and
all aia,ted to Durability speed The grading is nearly 6aihca be-
tween Negren Nrloyn the bridges completed aGi being
r,ei IN polc1 the being a tho rate oi ha 'h per-
1y which SIN able Company this portion Of their ue for
~ early 10 the Spring The eastern section being rapidly graded
and al the force that employed advantage 90 work '
m gasulr hoped .bat the whole s be finished and operation
tura. the Pal. . early Winter
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08

Jan Flour and grain uuctauf 81 NE,hT iu ~
50Q 80 2 Prov0is qre Mess Pork,
AZ Lard dGc Buk Meats and Bacon neglected and nominal
Butter DAN 20 29a3i Eggs . No change 'beT articles "od
l22,. bugiug Exchange steady buying ~
CLEVELAND, o. Jag Wheat heavy aud nonua ,ofH '1 ana
nominal nothing doing Eye dull aud nominal Barley dali and Ion-
nal ...,.. 40, ,
week 1929 blles exports ll5 li stock b bales frcp'
l6l3 bales Flour quiet hIertue, - Corn,
gl5q O,s 6Jc Lard uomusL Bulk Shoaies u!c sides 'c
MILwAUKEE Jan 7Four unchanged Wheat heavy lls 81 -
for No Oats STEADY Ui 4O fof 20 2 rye a1l Bar
lev nominal Dressed Hogs sales a +ltGSO :" Receipts
2iaO bbls Flour 90 bush Wheat Sbmeuts) bbs fioHr
AB,NY v y Jan I#hea qUet; 10 sales re dnl anl JOY e.
With sellers Of street lots iu store AZ gc CoH 'rr' e 'l
Ne. Eo1ud Yellow Al 2utl l3 og Ola Western Mixed Bar ey
In small lots bg pickel up rather freely a,1 the present maAe
price. sales otgTovsi St in bags car lois sun up V
tu.n r ulipr, aud ~ va ~ uJ 10 g"oa sales t b
n bags a 3 3D. Ot- I uisI Ieqt,s ana uaIAe'hes!
frI Lu,I State Id
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
As AN INVESTMENT.

TIE BONDS .re Coupon Registered and issued m deuonna-
ous OF $500 81 900. They have 20 to ard ere
p,ys r. BAL a1I Interest Eea-lolA by Act oi the les
e oftb STATE Of Connecticut ley are exempt a STATE
AND LOCAL TAXATION ud by he Company rom tie UNITED
STATES INCOME TAX The usei % protect the hold
m bse Bonds by tle Of e horg which provides that
hs Compsuy AZ ty time d,u ia e payment Of Interest Tor SIX
months, the Pracpa h. q t5a option Of holder d4s
i5lmtdl1r,I
The Mortgage made to be Te5s0eo o the State o; Coureceni
aa his eesors IN cfcc " for tho Boudboer, which is guar
ates OF the good Company lul pledge hat the investors
Interests viii any % stability ;le h'cr ol
fhr.r IOfgAge.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08

ARE NOW IN FULL OPERATION, ANh
EQUIPPED WITH NEW FIRST-CLASS kuLiN
ING STOCK THE BALANCE, LESS THAN y
MILES. Is NEARLY FINISHED, AND TRAlAs
WILL run OYER THE ENTIRE LINE DURING
THE PRESENT MONTH.
This road has been consolidated with the Indian,
apolis. Charlottesville and Danyle Road, making
over 200 miles under one management aud fnrnish'
ing still further security to the bondhoidcrs these
Bonds having been assumed by the consolidated
Company called the indianapolis, Bloomington aud
Western Railroad 1t connects on the east With dIiocf
lines TO Boston New-Yorl5 Philadelphia, and Raltia
more. and with Peoria, Burlington, and Omaha OF
the west--the only East and West line connecting
the cities of indianapolis Dauylle, Urbaua, Blooms.
ington, Pekin, and Peoria.
The high premium the ssuclS Of many OF the ra'h
ways in Illinois command with no better prosTe's
than this road ustiheS the belief that is stock VII
also soon be at premium, thus making The "t'
retibte clause valuable option. To make tie bends
still more secure a Sinking Fund has been pEo'id'i'
The belief that the Government will fund Che I've
Twcnties into q (! per cent loan makes j, tesiral.S
for investors TO look for some safe securities that S
good interest about which there is no question, tui
which they can exchange their 5-20s-capitalizina
the premium. and getting higher rate Of Inttnsi
for a long term OF years. Nothing can Boz more de-
sirabe than First Mortgage Bonds on auy hI>toa-s
completed railway.
The Coal Freights alone ere estimated saf.cirni "a
pay the Interest on the Bonds. the best Mncs D" tae
State being located on the line al DanNiue
Having carefully examined the Road iIou time =
time and IFS connections We being also familiar VIII
the wealth and resources OF tho country along 'A'
line as well as with the rapid progress ol The Como
pany from the start, its Financial Standing ana ems
cient management, We recommend the Bonds a. q
choice Investment, the Security of which las p''u
placed beyond any contingency, as tie Oomp'is
have been provided with the necessary funds to 'oA
plete the Road
About four-htths of the loan has lc,n taken ~
actual investors.
We continue to offer portion Of the balance al ~
and accrued interest IN currency.
All marketable securities received in exchange %
the best market rates Bonds forwarded ny eh
press free of charge Further particulars inrnshea
on application by the undersigned financial aseD"
Of the Company.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
SkAIING.

While il IS unnecessary to tell our readers
that yesterday very cold day, it may not he amiss
inform them what effect the cold had upon the skating
ponds and INKS II was not marked az many might
suppose but bound up The waters that gratifying
that of them al least will be nj fO to-
day 10 needs "a few days hHd nights like that Of
Thursday put the lakes the Central Park IN suitable
condition. Those whose love for the exercise leads
improve every opportunity viii doubt HHd good ice
q The small private ponds to-day
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
LATEST SNIP N}D&.
ARIkINEIl.

ARRIVED.
Steamship A.egro Iss Luep oo Dec a. Qgeb,toFH p? and
Iost1u Jan. b. Irise
STEAMSHIP iaeras, Hardwood, Norfolk, rd-e and pass
BTg OseO - h1slc
S,hf. Webster Barnard Smith Jslsonvn, DAYS, humber
Sthr Isaac Cohen Herris, GRAY, htUtgelUn, D. G.
stHOOsERs-IIyEK CpsrwrsE
Sarah Jsvoula. Nirgus. New Kguus. Port Johnson.
~ D. Pitts. pot johnson. Iatimds Port Johnson
I'niue Pot johnson West giud Philadelphia.
Nellie Brown. AlcTaudI1, .f.in. Anre iym0nd virginia
H. j. Hsz ttor, Virginia Ihoms Hicks, koeklaui, 4ine.
Richmond. Rocklaud lime w. j. Meade, Iauntuu.
D. J. Palmer New L9Aiou. la1L- Boy. NeW-l1Nen
Al,ueua. Pain River Geo Downing. GleuUDOL
Naud Cape Cod Madha. Providence.
g. T. Coin PTOcller,c. AiIiA l.5tlsi, Aalisoh
J.. T. Rich Nea-lavrr-
SAILED.
S,psE H. Soue 0t Moatculeo Chas H. ANlsN fr Liverpool;
Bfg A. HolbrOOE, In"nI FROM Qarau.nr hgsut
f-gate IssUeia IA CatoHca an % spanish glnboatA
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CH.uLrsroy, c. Jan slid steamship MsEroia, New iork;
,cls H. Nayo Tor Wilmington, n c. T. r. Aus', for .GeOss
town, $. g. -
Liverpool Arrvd barksutus Nypg from ITO oT orders TIE
steamship Liberty passed Slndy ior Havana
DISASTERS.
LIVERPOOL, The Abingdon Capt Bartlett Newport
Mobile ha. put bac. o. Eu.tp. With gTg' stih1t
The ship T. H. Taylor before fcpotc ashore Tie lss OF Man
total l0ss.
MEMORANDA.
shr Webster Barnard Of Boz. Capt Suh eoHNgned To
H. W. Loud Co Whrh sr'cd ss,ty nOIGDg ron JactsOse,
made the passage Ia DAYS
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
OCTDOOR SPORTS
TIIE TURP.
THE PROSPECT Pack TROTTNG STAKES.

THE PROSPECT Pack TROTTING srAKEs.
The uotting stakes for three and four year
old colts be rood at Prospect Park, have closed
with numerous array Of entries. The fourycar old
stake 10 bc trotted this Fa $50 each mile heats, best
three in five in harness, from which Aberdeen and Black
wood arc barred closed with fifteen subscribers Tho
hrce-ycar Old stake for 1870 mile heats in harness. $40
each with $50 added by the Association Ia twenty
entries The thrccyear old stake iOr lS has seventeen
entries aud the stake for 1872 has eighteen entries. The
stock Of HamuctOnau, his sOhs Happy Medium Ham
let Indcprudeut. Volunteer Edward Everett, Ethan
hen George NJ Patcheu C0lumbus, Jupiter, Abdaldh,
aud other famous strains OF blood are represented III
these stakes.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08


PRovlppScF T. Jan The uf recet oi Cotton during the
eas owe, the Pr1 Worcester Railroad ~ bales
BAIrIv0Hr Jan. ~Co5nNr receipts tie week LTD D. 8;
c1sstvise 2j0 bales total, 3H gesi s"'k llo) nAS Inc
market qli,t bot urU; Niiii1-s. 2tr 800
S OF tho week 'l5
bs cogse 81 hacs total $40 bales EIput.to Great Britain.
ports bales, cols'at 41 bales stock On
hand q bales sales bs@s Tie m et TO-DAY quiet Tor
want Of stock. si,rs go bales; Mdlrgs Ic receipts - bales
I. q halra. ls-luLs tILN -.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
A HOME INVESTMENT.

Is unnecessary rerrI tie public that HOME ENTERPRISE
carried their Stute, where a the hcs n regard to are @
known T. more aohy than schemes for railroad building
other PROJECTS part, Of le county which invite loans a.
rnomous ofiuee Toe Managers Of this Company we'll
lGgga Coluecc mon, and se road ef most Important work Of
.eut development ia ulli citizen Of toe State must sale
iutt filc
New-York tribune., 1870-01-08
SHORTEST AID MOST DIRECT ROUTE
BETWEEN THE TWO
CHIEF COMMERCIAL AND FlHARC Al CITIES OF AMERICA

In the upls Of is the natural line be"e s
two Neouslu Giles bel near straight line the formation Of
the cos1 win admit 20 miles shorter shan the present most
popular route IS shorter bao other possible route
The two Of railroad bctSeen NesayeH au boon va Sp'
field on the Que side through New London " TIE
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