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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-02-16

OBITU.RY In Rochester, Vt, Jan. Goth Mrs.
Hannah NJ rtiu, wife of Col. Thomas B. Martin,
az d Sc year,
The last sickness of Mrs. Martin was brief
Pleura. pneum"Dia-snd her death q sad surprise
to / rg- eircle # friends How true It is GAS
FOR man his davs are grass. In the morning it
g urisheth and proweth up in the evening it is
cut DO wn, and w,thereth.''
Mira. Mari was n firm friend to the cause Of
L'b-,al Chr stianlty, and earnest worker, Us
health would permit, in the success of the Uni
vsrSs lisr p4rsh in Rocheste r. She will be sad y
m SEED by all its men bpTs as they meet at the
s'La6ies' Aid" and at the church, to plan then
W rts of loVe,-but most by the members OF her
o IN home circle, where she was ever Joy 10 her
b isn"nd. and a blessing 10 her ohildren. 1t is
q too much 70 say,-"PTecious shall be her
m 'moty en- she goe'h down to the grave, and
the remembrance of her goodness shah be as a
hs4hng batm."
Her funeral WAS largely attended at the Uni
v-rs tlst cha CHI, Sunday Jan. ed, The writer of
a hating, assisted by Rev. MIR. Harrow, Methodist,
an Rev T. s. Hubbtrd Congrega tionalist. May
tle Lord comfort her sorrowing husband and ali
tn It mourn. &. 5. g.
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Marriages.

CHAPMAN-RIFORD.- Christ's church
Rouse's Point, N. Y, by Rev. G. G. FennelI, rec
tor and head of the Clinton Co. Associate Mission
assisted by Rev. j. N. F. Goss, associate, Albert
B. Chapman and Nellie H. Riford, formerly OF
this place. - ....... ...a..-.s.' .-. s.. 'g
BALL-HASKINS.- Essex, N. Y. Feb.
LIST, by Rev. Mr.. Thompson, Henry j. Ball, OF
N. Y. - . <... .... '...... .
CLIFFORD - MANvILLE. = In Woodstock,
Feb. I'd, by Rev. Moses Kidder, Mr.. Frank H.
Clifford, of Royalton, and Lizzie NJ. Manville, of
Pomfret. $500 B.. -.. ...-- - - -.
FISH-HAWLEY.-In Rutland. Feb. l4th,
by Rev. E. Mills. Mr. James M. Fish and Miss
Marcia G. Hawiey, both of Rutland.
GOkhAM-POND..In Addison, by Rev. E.
d. Craft, Lucius J. Gorham and Mary e. Pond,
both of Addison.
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ODD FELLOWS FEsTIvAL-The Odd
Fellows Festival at Cuttingsville on the
10th instant was decided success, far
exceeding the expectation of those who
were instrumental in getting it mp.
Nearly one hundred couple were in at
tendance. The tables were laden with
all kinds Of edibles, and the general ex-
preston was that more tasteful and richer
looking tables are seldom spread upon
similar occasions. Everything passed off
to the entire satisfaction of all present
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THE MIssIsQUOI VALLEY RAILRoAD
The Missisquoi Valley Railroad is pro-
crossing rapidly in spite of all obstruc-
tions, in the way sof frost and lack of
snow, nine miles, that is to the bridge, at
Sheldon, are nearly completed. Messrs.
Harris 81 Co, have erected spacious saw
mill, driven by fifty borse power engine
running four circular saws, and are pre-
pairing ties and other timber at a rapid
rate. Necessary excavations and stone
for culverts and everything required for
an early completion of the work are being
hurried for ward by the enterprising and
thoroughly accomplished contractors. So
says the Messenger.
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FIRE AT NORTH MoNTPELIEK,-The
fine brick residence of Walter "a. Little,
of North Montpelier, was entirely con-
sumed by fire on Friday last The build
ings cost, only few years since, over $40
900, and were insured in the Vermont
Mutual for $4,000 The furniture was
insured in the same company for $500
and was mostly saved.
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Storm-SurVey.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10.
The heaviest rain storm of the season is
now falling, aud extends generally
throughout the State.
Gen. Alexander has surveyed the route
for ship canal from Suison Bay through
the valley of San Josquin to Stockton.
He estimates the cost of the undertaking
at 81 49, 700, the length of the cut being
only IL miles.
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PAwLET.-Rev, David Beecher, the be.
loved pastor of the Baptist church at
West Pawlet for thirteen years, has re.
sumed his pastoral relation to that church.
The ladies of the Baptist ahnroh at
West Pawlet held festival at tt Aoad-
envy Hall on the 9th inst, for the purpose
of procuring funds to furnish the church.
Those present had merry time. Net pro-
ceeds, $50. A like festival will be held
Feb. 18th, to procure funds in aid of the
Academy. ....-.
Miss Lillian Edgarton will lecture at
Bardwelrs Hall, Granville, N. Y, or Sat-
urday evening, Feb. 18th.
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SHEPARDSON,-In Coldwater Mich, Feb
list, Allen @. Shepardson, ageI IS years, former.
ly Of Clarendon, vt.
LINCOLN.--In Brandon, Feb. Is, Ward NJ
Lincoln, Esq, aged IS years. - a.-.. a..
kTLETT.-In Granville, N. Y, Feb. 9th
John .. Bartlett. He was killed b6 the talking OF
a tree.
BURNHAM.-In Manchester, Feb. 4th, after
lingering illness, Anna W. Burnham, third
daughter OF the late William A Burnham, and a
sister of Samuel e. Burnham, OF Rutland, aged
20 years.
HYDE.-In Middletown, Feb. Cd, Orange
Hyde, aged 20 years. So G
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The New Hamburgh disaster.

ALBANY, Feb. 10.
The investigation by the joint railroad
committee of the Legislature into the
Hudson River railroad disaster at New
Hamburger two weeks ago. was continued
yesterday. Charles johnson gave testi-
mony concerning the disaster, similar to
what has been published already. A dis
patch was received from Commodore Van
derbilt, asking for suspension of the iu-
vestigation until the railroad company
could be represented by counsel The re-
quest was complied with, and an adjourn
ment was ordered until this afternoon at
4 o'clock, when counsel are expected to
be present. e zsa .a.. ...s
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Riot in Cork

LONDON, Feb. 10.
There was riotous demonstration IL
Cork yesterday on the occasion OF the
welcome to released Fenian Captain
The streets were cleared b. the mounted
police with the nse of their drawn sabres,
and the mob scattered to their homes.
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EAST WALLNGFoRD.- At the last
regular meeting of Mill River Lodge No.
1873, l. o. of G. T., on Saturday evening,
Feb. II, the following officers were duly
installed by D. G. W. O. T., George s.
Thompson, for the quarter ending May
LIST 1871:
A. II. jackson, w. g. T.. Mrs. D. G.
Allsrd, W. V. t.; Miss Leuella Cheney,
w. g.; Henry Anderson, w. A. S.. Ste
phen Sherman. W. F, s.; d, @. Allard,
w. T.. J. B. Powell, w. NJ; Miss Ellen
Foster, W. D. M; VIM. Foster, w. c.;
Mrs. Chas. Fuller, w. o. G.; Chss. Full
Ter, W. I. G.. Mrs. J. B. Powell, L. 81. s. !;
Mrs. A. Fl. Jackson, R. III. S.
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i've e e M IL e S
DOUBLE REFINED PCUDRETnE
OF THE aLoDI MANUFACTURING coz

r
FoR SALE In LOTS TO SUIT CUSTOMERS.
This article is sold for halt the price of otter
fertilizers, and is cheaper for cotton, corn totc-
CO and vegetables than any other in market. It
is made entirely from the night SOIL offa, etc of
New York City. Price, delivered on board n
New York City, $25 per too.
ask attention to the following testimonial
&C. 8. Howard. of Old Lyme, Conn, in letr
dated Oct. s. 1870, says: II can fully recommed
your Double Refined Poudrette as being the bst
fertilizer In use for corn and tobacco, I hae
tested it side by side with other manures, ad
the Poudrette has always proved the best. hae
also used your Nj ro-P Phosphate on Wheat ad
Buckwheat, and think they are fully equal to az
in market. #A3@
j. F. Phelps, of West Hartford, Conn.,, undr
date of Dec IS, 1870, says: 81 am dealer in, ad
grower of tobacco, and have used the Double f.
fined Poudrette, for eight years or more on COB,
tobacco and other crops, and consider it a vey
valuable fertilizer
A pamphlet giving full directions. ETC., sent q
application to JAMES T. FOSTER,
sc Cortlandt St., New York.
For sale by LANDON 4 HUNTOON, Ru-
land. 7:w3m
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~ The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Hon Probate Court for the District of Rut-
land, Commissioners to receive, examine and adj
Just all claims and demands of ali persons against
Justus Hyatt, late of Brandon in said District,
deceased, hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purpose OF examining and allowing said
claims at his late residence, on the goth day of
May and on the 18th day OF June. from O'Clock
P. m. until O'Clock p M, each of said days, and
that six months from the Esd day of December
A. D. 1870, is the time limited by said Court for
said creditors to present their claims to us for ex
animation and allowance
Dated at Brandon, this eth day of February a.
d. 1871.
JOAB SMITH, oo-.-
D. e. RUST. commissioners
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BUTTER MARKET.-The st. Adams
butter market on Tuesday was moderately
active. Prices ranged for winter diaries
f,om e5 to 85 cents, and few choice lots
brought 40 cent?.
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sue sseraio - tbe only paper IN
inc County of RutIand, or this sec
ton of Vermont thar takes Tese.
graphic news. The Herald recesves
the Associated Press Reports regn.
larty.
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TIE BRANDON MANUFACTURING Con-.
PANY.-The annual meeting Of the stock.
holders was held at the Office of the com.
pany, in Brandon, on the 18th inst. The
report of the President shows the affairs
of the company to be in prosperous and
satisfactory condition, The following
named gentlemen were elected Directors
for the year ensuing
Nathan T. Sprague, jr., of Brandon
President Let National Bank. J..-.
John B. Page of Rutland, President
Rutland Railroad. ..s. s.......... a..
VIM. w. Reynolds of Brandon, Supt
Brandon Manufacturing Co.
Geo. III. Brown of New York, President
Duchess d Columbia r. r.
Gen. John s. Scbultze of Manchester
M.
At a subsequent meeting Of the Direc.
tors, N. T. Sprague, jr., was elected Presi'
dent of the company.
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INAUGURATION BALL.-An Inaugural
lion Ball viii be given at L. A. Ives Hall
II IN Mount Holly, Thursday evening, March
ID The Rutland Quadriiie Pand will
furnish the music.
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MUSICAL soIREE.-Mr. Mietzke's next
musical soiree takes place on Tuesday
evening, Feb. 21st, at Brooks Piano
Rooma.
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~ The undersigned having been appointed by
Sne non, PROBATE Court for the District of Rut-
land, Commissioners to receive examine and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of Jonas R. Holden late of
WalliDgford IN said District, deceased, hereby
give notice that we will meet for the purpose Of
examining and allowing said claims at the late
residence OF deceased in Walingford on the 4sh
Mondays OF March and July A. d. 1871, from 0
clock A. ID. until O'Clock P. M, each of said
days. and that six months from the 9th day of
February A D., 1871 is the time limited by said
Court for said cred tors to present. their claims to
us for examination and allowance rs
A. d. 1871. - = -
RENG y cI HULETT. Commissioners,
THOMAS STAFFORD, Administrator.
r- IL ... 7:W3w
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Franco-Prussian War.
BELFoRT ANXIOUS TO CAPITULATE
CARLsTUHE, Feb. IA, evening.
The Baden Minister of War has re-
ceived telegram from the commandment
at Mulhouse, to the effect that the French
garrison and people of Belfort have agreed
to the armistice, and that there is gen.
eral desire to capitulate.
DISTURBANCES IN PARIS.
BRUSSELS, Feb, IA.
1t is reported that disturbances have &C.
Cured in Paris, but the rumor has re-
ceived no confirmation, and is believed
prem AZURE. 1t is known, however, that
the people of Paris are very excited, and
that grave apprehensions are felt in the
French capital of riotous disorder.
aARIBAIDI TAKES his DEPARTURE.
.a... BORDEAUX. Feb. IA.
A letter received yesterday by the
government from Garibaldi stated that
seeing bis mission was ended, he resigns
the command of the army of the Vosges.
The government forwarded a reply &C.
oepting the resignation and expressing
on behalf of the country their thanks for
the heroic services rendered by the Gene
raj, and their regrets that he feels COM
PEELED 10 leave the service of France.
Garibaldi left Bordeaux last night for
Marseilles, whence he will embark at
once for his home in the Island of Capre-
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HosrOy LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For the week ending Feb. IA. 1871.
Reported for the Rutland HERALD.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
cs.ds sL.. g.. e.. H.. ",

tzouEI OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Ca.de. Sheep. shotes. Fat Hogs. Yea
This week, ,26s 1913 100 5000 70
Last week, l,ls7 959s I.50o 20
One year ago, 1857 1919
Beef per 100 lbs on total weight Of hide. talIow
and dressed meat, extra sl2 .oOGl2 50 first quail
ity sll9il rs; second ality s9Gl0 90; third
quality $3.50. Some OF the poore-t cows, balls
etc, s6S7T; working oxen, cows, and young calves
me as last week, farmers yeariings sS920. two
years old si5940.
Sheep per ID. live weight, 5c67 &c. Sheep and
lambs per head in lots, IS. 100000.
Prices Fat hogs, Per h., Sc 70 SIC, live
weight; shotes, wholesale * to Sc, retail Sc
to Toe.
Hides Brighton 7KcGSc = n; country lott,
7HaSc. .sG.a. a.-.-. Al. ....--..z-
Calf Skins, l69lSc per ID.
Tallow, Brighton, 81 to &c per ID, country lots
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Rutland County Agricultural so-
ciety.
The Board of Directors of the Rutland
County Agricultural Society will meet at
the Bates II ouse in Rutland, on Wednes-
day, March 1, 1871, at one o'clock p. m,
to make arrangements, and for revising
the premium list for the next annual Fair.
A full attend dance of the Board of Direc-
tors is requested.
L. HOWARD KELLOGG,
President
MINER billiard,
~ Secretary.
Rutland, February Is, 1871.
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MISUNDERSTANDING the arrivals at the
Bates House, yesterday, was A. B. Chap
man and bride.
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT
~ OF RUTLAND, So.
Be it remembered, that at session of the Pro
bate Court holden at Rutland, within and fo.
said district, on the 10th day of February
A. d. 1871.
PRESENT: Hon. Walter G. Dunton, Judge.
Whereas, Lucius Copeland, Guardian of Frank
E. Merrill of Middletown in said district, has this
day presented to said Court his petition in writ.
ing setting forth, that it will be beneficial to the
interest of his said ward to sell the whole of the
real estate of said of his said ward for the purpos
of putting the proceeds at interest or investing
the same in stocks, bonds and other real estate
and therein making application to said Court 70,
license to make such sale for the purposes afore
said.
1t is ordered that all persons interested in tn
estate of said deceased, be notified To appea;
before said Court, at the Probate office in Rut
land, in said district, on the 18th day d
March, A. u. 1871, by publication of thi
order three weeks successfully previous thereto
in the Rutland HERALD, a newspaper printed a
Rutland aforesaid, to show cause if any the
may have, why said license should not be grant
ed.
JOEL c. BAKER,
1w3w Register.
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LETTER No. q.

HUDSON, N. Y, April 2, 1870.
w. N. Oliver, Esq.-Dear Sir:-All my friends
admire the white marble altar very much.
feel exceedingly obliged to the lady who recon-
mended you to me, for would have been obliged
to give 5000 mere had bought it in New York,
and 500 more had ordered it in this place So
ii any of nv acquaintance want anything in the
way of marble, / shall direct them to you.
ELIZABETH PEAKE.
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COMMENTS OF THE PRESS.
LONDON, Feb. is.

! LONDON, Feb. 10.
| The prNss of Paris allude TO the pro-
posed entry of the German army in ex-
cited terms. .. -.....
The Referme opposes the entry as such
and foresees bio ody encounters between
| them and the citi 'zens. - -E.... ...
A majority of t. he journals counsel the
citizens to remain indoors and display
mourning emblems from their residences
during the passag of the German
troops .t.
DISATIsF ACTION.
Dissatisfaction prev ails in Paris at the
mcsgerness with which provisions are
distributed.
SENDING OF LETTERS.
Sealed letters can now be ira nsmitted
by mail to Paris.
THE ASSEMBLY,
Thei Paris government will public. \
minutes of the sittings from the 9TH off
dTmlstIpn-
ARREST OF A GENERAL.
Gen. Bressalles. commander of the oath
corps, has been arrested on the Swiss
frontier, and notice of his dismissal from
command sent to Bordeaux.
ARMY OF THE NORTH.
Fsidherbe in recent communication
to the French government urged that the
army of the North be in readiness to
meet either foreign or internal disturbers.
PRINCE NAPOLEON.
Prince Napoleon is in London andFwill
make that city his permanent residence.
ENGLAND sNUBBRD.
..-. BRUSSELS, Feb. IA.
1t is reported in diplomatic circles that
Germany has refused the request of the
British government to communicate the
conditions upon which it is willing to
make peace.
THE EMPEROR UNwELL. -
...r VERSAILLES, Feb. IA.
The Emperor is very unwell, but per.
sists in his intention to enter Paris /,
+ zsa DESTROYING GUNS. -
AS the resumption of hostilities is |
strongly apprehended at headquarters, or.
iers have been given for the destruction
If the monster guns in Fort Mont Valen-
,ie. e
ALGIERs IN STATE OF SIEGE.
aa BRUSSELS, Feb. IA.
The Echo du Parliament says the city of
Algiers has been declared in state of
iege.
TRAINS STOPPED.
.g.- LILLE, Feb. 10.
Railway communication with Paris is i
partially suspended. Trains hence for
Paris are stopped by the Russians. but !
rains from Paris bound North are not in
erfered with. s ta as53 a3a Il
REPUBLICAN DEFEAT. a
The Republican ticket for Assembly in a
he Department Of the semme was badly O
lefeated.
THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY. Il
e -;e gr BORDEAUX, Feb. 10.
Affairs are now promising for the Re- =
,ublicans. Four hundred and eighty-one Fl
deputies have srrived. The majority C
manifest disposition to Genuine the ac- :,
ion Of the Assembly to the ratification of Q
he terms of peace and postpone other r
matters until adjournment to Paris. la
I. SURRENDER OF BRLFoRT. .
= Dion, Feb. Is. q
Jpecial to the New York World:
Belfort has surrendered. The garrison ie
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E'LUW ER SEEDS : FLUW Elk SEEDS!
Our unrivaled collections of Flower Seeds which
we sell at Rv-25 Cents, so Cents, and 81 each, Ss5
should be in the hands of every planter in the
country. Thew contain respectively, Scots, 60cts.
and 1875 worth of the choicest seeds, at packet
prices, comprising selections of the most beautiful
and desirable varieties, and either size will be
sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt of price, and
we guarantee them to reach the purchasers.
sS Descriptive aud Price Lists on application
I'VE put up Vegetable Seeds in the same
proportion. Trophy Tomato Seed at Is and IS
cents per package.
Address
BOARDMAN & WILLIAMS.
1:wlw Rochester, n. Y.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

NUM MISSIONER' NOTICE.
" The undersigned. having been appointd
by the Hon. Probate Court for the District {
Fairhaven, Commissioners to receive, examiE
and adjust all claims and demands of all person
against Thomas Hit late OF Michigan, deceased
hereby give notice that we will meet for the pur
dwelling house Of Smith HIT in Pawlet, March
Oath aud July 24th, from 10 o'clock a. M, until
O'Clock p. m, each of said days, and that six
months from the thirty-irst day of January, A.
ID. 1871 is the time limited by said Court for said
creditors to present their claims to us for exam
ination and allowance.
Dated at Pawlet, this eleventh day of February,
A. d. 1871.
ALLEN WHEDON, Co,,ro5s.;o
o. Ell. SIMONDS, { SoAiiAiiSSioiieA' %
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WASHINGTON BALL. - Washington
birthday, Feb. 22d, will be celebrated at
Sudbury, by a ball at the Royal House,
the music being furnished by Stiles
Quadrille Band. Rarely is it that pub
lie day is allowed TO pass without some
notice being taken of it at the Royal
House, and as the proprietor knows how
to entertain his guests these occasions are
always grand success.
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BURLINGTON g. MO. RIVER r.
ID r. co. -..-.... ......ee ...e. ...
Offer about 2,OOo, 900 Acres
IOWA g. NEBRASKA LAND

FOR SALE on 10 YEARS CREDIT,
At per cent. interest. No part Of the principal
] due for two years from purchase, and afterwards
only one-ninth yearly.
PRODITcrs WILL PAY FOR LAND AND
IMPROVEMENTS.
The liberal credits ."iven; free passes allowed /;
small annual payments 'equirea the current
market value of money, and T. os - M hattar
ing, prove these terms cheaper, e. sIsnd-Iirn
than to buy u. :. land within raiiroa.- = oar
its at g so per acre, while our prices rang.
orally from to 5, 6, and 10 dollars per acls
Quality and local advantages rule the price,
On these generous terms the incustu ard
7Detent can buy and pay for good farm and
co., In beginning, IL is necessary 10 have mon-
nome to pay per cent. interest on the land.
e enough 'ans, build a cabin, buy a team and
OBTAIN pFOYls. ements TIL crops are raised,
agIieauitNral irnk &c first season BIZ commence
ing in early spring. -+iculars are supnIiea
Circulars giving fun pa. zee other ~ mn
gratis, and any wishing TO mo. " srs inv,ted
crate with them or TO form a colon.
10 ask for all they want TO distribute. eson of
sectional Map, showing exact local. q
Lands for sale in Iowa, Is sold " 80 cents, an
similar Map of Nebraska Lands Is sold .or 20
cents Apply 70 GEO. s. HARRIS
Land Commissioner Burlington q Mo. River z,
r. Co. - .r 800 sH y .-a go
For Iowa lands, at Burlington, Iowa.
For \ Nebraska lands, at Lincoln, Nebraska.
- jan3dswl2w
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A. v. STOCK and MONEY mari.e 1.

NEW YoRK, Feb. Is.
~, / advanced this afternoon u per CEN. on
=, ooiS inc of American bonds in London, ana
C3fe oscl and strong at Ill r..
Closed hrh hts manifested little activity and
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ere the closing quotations /:

Money easy at Alto per cent. on Cove rnrnent
National Bank Notes, which are again a drug,
being loaned free of interest for five Gays, pro-
vided borrowers return greenbacks.
Sterling exchange is fImer. owing to the ad-
vance in gold but rates unchanged.
Stocks were extremely dull during the after
noon, except in Union Pacific of which over 5000
stares changed hands, and advanced \ per cent
on a report from Washington that the Senate
judiciary committee had voted 20 to repor'
next week favorably to the company. Later dis
patches, however, stated positively that the com
mittee had taken no action in the matter, but did
not cause q return to lower prices.