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New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
c. S. STEVENSON, President.
|. s. HAGTsHORNE, Cashier.

ALABAMA STATE IvDoRsED BoNDs, BEARING EIGHT
PER CENT GOLD INTEREST, ISSUED BY Trunk
IINE-TnE SELMA, MARION, AND MEMPHIS K. f.,
AND SELMA AND GULF r. T., At 9j AND ACCRUED IL
TEREsT IN CURRENCY.
This line of railway forms the shortest route from
Memphis to the sea, and will command on complc-
zion the vast cotton traffic Of Alabama and Nis,lS-
,ipp which States ii trIverseS In addition 20 TINS
large part Of the freight by way of the Mis- lssph
River will seek al Memphis the more rapid tIanspor-
cation to the sea afforded by these lines
one hundred miles of this route are completed and
show large earnings from way traffic alone. he
completion Of the enterprise Is already assured bL
the LARGE sales of bonds and liberal subscpdOls OF
town and county aid.
Considered as a railway mortgage alone thfS"
bonds are equal 10 any now In the market. bnl IN
addition 10 the lien on the railway property, th"
bonds are secured by the obligation of the state Of
Alabama, iUdOrScd upon them, which has breil l.
cIdred by the leading lawyers Of New York 70 be AZ
binding on the State as the currency bonds Wiich
now sell on the Stock Exchange above par.
For sale, ut % aud accrued interest, by
HENRY CLEWS X Co.
Financial Agents OF State OF Alabama.
No. % WAIL-sr. NEW YORK, Jal. l, lSI.
In connection with the house of
JAY Cooke, MCCULLoCH Il Co.,
No. Al LombaId-st., London,
We are prepared to purchase and sell
STERLING EXCHANGE,
To issue
CoMvrRCIn CREDITS AND CIRCULAR LETTERS TOR
TRAvFIERs, arailable in all parts Of The ~orId,
TO EXECUTE ORDERS IN SECURITIES,
To make
CABLE TRANSFERS OF MONEY,
And TO transact any business pertaining to an
AMERICAN BANKING HOUSE IN LONDON.
JAY COOKE Il Co.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02

EuZABETHTowN AND PADuCAH, KY FIRST MORT
GAGE PKR CENT CoNvERTiBLK BoNDs.-We offer for
sale the Bonds Of the above Railway Company, which
is being pushed vigorously to completion, and will
connect the important cities OF Louisville and Padu-
cab, at 81, and accrued interest These bonds can
be registered at the option Of the holder. We recon-
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
Government bonds have been strong under the anticl
paied reinvcstmcni inquiry Of the Januafy interest
Fisk a Hatch repori as follOws at y. IN:

The subjoiDed table shows the highest ana lowest
prices Of active stocks Government bonds. and gold,
made during the week well the closing prices at
the undermebuoned dates:
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
The relation between the total reserve and the ,oia
liabilities is hcreln below sci forth:

A9bbalo $Ost58zI Ine ludiJl'
Gold has firm, though dull at 10: lOl transac-
tions having restricted at those figures The large
abort interest still outstanding has materially strength
ened the premium, though at present the market IL de
void OF speculative feature. The cash gold has been
easy and balances carrtl at T. gold and T. G.
q and A per cent currency. The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank follows: Gold cleared
s.3C3s ooo gold balances. <27Oj0s currency balances
..-, nh fnIln rulnr. flr1 I,f.f fintIa
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02

u,pyry FISK A. $. HATCH.
~ INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON AND WEsIERN
SEWN PER CENT GOLD LoAN-The Bonds are Sc
cured by mortgage over2O5 miles of completed rail-
way from Indianapolis, Ind, west to Pekin, ILL.,,
which has large equipment and is doing large
and rapidly increasing business The Road connects
with most of the leading lines TO the Atlantic and
Pacific making a central trunk route from ocean 10
ocean over sixty miles shorter than any other route.
The Bonds have nearly all been marketed during
construction. The few remaining We O1er at ga
and interest in currency TURNER BROTHERS.
Bankers II Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
BANKING-HoUsE oF !iENRY CLEws a Co., No. s.


BANKING-HoUsE OF TENRY CLEws a Co., No. 81
WMI-sr.. NY.
Deposit accounts can be- opened with ns in either
cuITency OF coin, subject TO check without notice.
Five Per Cent Interest allowed upon all daily bal
ances. Checks upon pass through the clearing
House as il drawn upon any city BANK.
we issue Circular Letters Of Credit for travellers,
available in all parts of the world also, Commercial
Credits We draw Bills Of Exchange and make
telepraphic transfers of money to any desired point
and transact every description of foreign banking
business.
We issue Certificates of Deposit PAYABLE on demand
or at fixed date bearing interest and available at all
money centers.
Collections made in any part of the wald.
CLEws HABICHT & Co, Lothbury, London.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
Jr9truCtlon.

A FIRSr-CLASS SEMINARY for both sexes
5,. Br 30 tS5,ei E'" oG S,ShoS %o s. s
A MENIA SEMINARY. Armenia, n. Y.-FOr
both se1es Term begins Jan : FROST, b. A. PhoeiP"
A HOME SCHOOL for ten boys at Sharon,
A CHRISTIAN HOME and thorough iustrr'c-
IA ton for 81 BOYS in The family q Rev TUFTS Mouoa Mas
b0ARDINSGi SCHOOL. ~ ,r,..,r,.rs
Rev 1H'ii j. jScksoS N;iS Ptipcipa .pd rropr,ter
s8 II n.c P BolRbSG sdHooL ~ '%s eoas
Lde; ana Misses win ian For ereuIar' apply to Madame
PENDAN's SCHOOL (for only 40 0bOys)-B'way,
ID 9odg ss Classical German French ,ud Ptm,rv.
CHILDREN. HOME-A Family School for
Young Children Of both '''f. Mss r! E. sF sEIF6E Sa' Fsns Conn
! C B. WARNINGS MILITARY BOARDING
~ SCHOOL ct Pcaghtecp,is, NY. Circulars sent.
DREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel, n. 7:
nome ''' '''''''''' ''''' Rr1 GEORGE & SMITH, A.
Z" L1NGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARDING
'''' ''''' FREDERICK sEDGwIcK, A. NJ, Principal
EEMALE COLLEGE, Bordentown, n. j.
JOHN i. BRAkEIEi 4 NJ, President, -'''4'''
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES Bddscyo Conn-FoF eeiars address the pnn'9A
HOME INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, n. Y.-A
i Boarding Dsy iot Young ladies and elrea Fof
orculs- address Miss " hETCALf Pnucral
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION in Civil and
Mechanical Egneern Lagd and RAILWAY surveBg % ne H69 9ss
Collegiate aud Bugoeerng School ls Cooper Institute N b-S'u
eeDs rceiTed at any tmt. New Catalogues now pair
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown n. "a
For creSi;s sppi, to D. 5, ROWE, NJ. A., Prnsir,l.
I IN. HUNTS ENGLISH, CLASSICAL, and
cs FRENCH SCHOOL eopen g Brosdway and i6l ffaSe
Iseuts Prepares tOr lie J. H. n HUNT, 4. NJ Principal
I ESPINASSE FORT WASHINGTON lNSTI-
II TUTB. ONEHuNDEEDtNDStYINri ST.,
French the nguge Of the school Thorough gtl German and
aaa,, la1 Broairay Ioeswoois as Broadway G.
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
I'VE SoaSsrt ats FS ~ f1fIs cIsrKR "A Gs P5
d. Principal Prepares Bo's Of all sge Tor Business College
For References &c zee Circular had the Intaie which
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
IVA Plains. EewYork. Principal, o. z WILLIS. Ph D.
DELHAM INSTITUTE-BO OARDING G
SCGOOL for BOYS The second tenn begins jan For or.
culars, address = PELHAM Poughseepse n Ia
DRIYATE INSTRUCTION preparatory for
Aadres. YALE cB&DrATs Box "a Tribune oacs
PEV. j. NEWMAN, d. D., of POultney, W.
le will receive ao bis family for snd instruction jan o'i
limited number Of BOYS iroH " 10 yea's Old Application should DC
DOCKLAND FEMALE INSTITUTE, Nyack
IA HUDSON SeSYor-Te Fsu Teua vii commence Sp'em
Der IS orCireplars viii fcl particulars. address
Rev. l. DELOS MANSFIELD, Principal
SUBURBAN HOME SCHOOL, NewHaven,
- Conn for 20 tpy' api 3D. g- BaTg @ ~ T1,n & ny ss sa m @
privileges and moral Influences every way d,aoe T. H.
--.- ------
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
mend the above as very safe and desirable invest
ment Full particulars upon application to
MOTION, SLAUGHTER d Co.,
WILLIAM ALEXANDER SMITH Il Co,
HAIIGARTEE q Co.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, STATE or ARKANSAS

LITTLE Rock, Dec. Is, 1870.
The coupons due Jan. /, 1871 on the six per cent
Funded DEBT bonds Of this State will be paid and
after that date upon presentation at the Union Trust
Company III the City of New-York.
HENRY PAGE. State Treasurer.
ID. B. SICKEIS, Financial Agent
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02

6ituaions Uantso- alalee
A PARTY of 90 Danes and SwedeS. consist
~ r Mechanics spd Farmers wau az hNhhS Oh rs
oads plantations south or "es ApET stb Bowhtrsr
LNARM HANDS at g Bowling g-gTeen.-PlERCE
Co constantly hand tr;s Swede. Germans, Scotch
Bnglsh; also, heehsnes Cotchmtn spd Gsrienrrs ke
CCOTClIMAN and wife, Englshman and wife,
y 6fste hsuds snd bou o'ej wsn SIIlA
TIoNs North Wei, Inquire h- AseeS Of PIERCE
Co, 6 BoUlugr-rtsn.
Bootle,er o; Atifsss ACCOUNTANT Toas.
Osee
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02
City bank shares were duh, only two TRANSACTIONS nav
ing been d-n Mechanics at l32 and Merchants
at 1924 The following were the bids

I'm railroad bonds the chief feature va, Tie ai'cS Ia
the Pacific securities. Ccntrals, ad'r 6ir'Ne ia'c,
Inent demand were sold as high as % as,. UA.Jn' Sce
al.n .irnncer TIE following were the bids
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02

NoucE.--The interest due Jan !. 1871, on the
Bonds of the STATE or GEORGIA will be paid. on and
after that date, upon surrender of the coupons al
the Fourth National Bank. New York
Bonds of the State Of Georgia, as thew mature
will be paid upon presentation at the Banking.
House Of HENRY CLEWs 81 Co., 80 Wall-st. New
York. RUFUS b. BULLOCK Governor
Erecutire Department, State Of Georgia, AHanta,
Nov. 10 1870,
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THE MARKETS.

fCsre'bry Reported for THz rRrsryz
SATURDAY. Dee. 81. 1910
ASHRs-Thee hss been only moderate dsaaBi pre,s
STEADY. We quote 20 154 81 & Pearls dali Anl al
80 15d 2.
cosPARATiyE PRICEs JAN !.
1853. 1863 1870 lNl
Pots 82sd 5000 81 75a +9l2i s7a 2 ss7Gsq7s
BEESN AXThere has been only moenafe hu. fsos
and Southern aud prices remain much the 2
B si 32G32.c
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02

TABLE ofhe Arcrage ADlout Of Loans, Specie Cfreha-
Ciiy Of kep Tork for de reek ending saturday. Dec
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02

The following II comparative statement OF the e1-
ports OF specie from the port of Seviork TO foreign
porte for 10 years from JAM Ia Dee 81 ls0 and for the
cnrrch hnnntInr neIind In the nndot nnted Years:
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02

BRsgLES in moderate demana and procs s'cL t
81 81 !0f American Gray ami White.
COMPARATIVE PRfcEs, JAN J.
1869. 1870 1871.
American Hog Cry in3 Whfef0c ~ 20 So dr2 gcGs2 -
BRCKS-fhc.e has ood lemani cod the nsrAei Grm.
COMPARATIVE PRICES, JAN. J.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-02

A FIRSr-CLASS SEMINARY for both sexes
IN Board Furnished Room, Tuition Penmanshp, "ashng Fue
Gymnastics S2e yer year Address T. HANLOS Pennington Ne"
Jersey
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-02
Petition to Sell Land.

!. VI. Il ". ". Ray, " Robert Adkir,
and Wife, ct. als.
ON motion. and it appearing to The -at-
isiacticn Of the Clerk. that Benjamin Dean
-onc OF the defendants in thi, causc-i- 4
nonresident, and cannot be served with
legal process.
II j. therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the
Home journal. Il newspaper published in
" inc! ester. Tenn, requiring said nom
resident defendants to appear on or before
lHu 1T Monday in November next. &c the
Courthouse In Winchester. and plead an
. swcr or dcmur to said petition, or the
same will be taken for confessed and SET
tor nearing cX parte rs to them.
Witness my hand, at Office, this October
llth, 1871.
GLEN ARLEDGE.
octli-4t $3.50 Clerk.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-02
Land Sale.

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,''' .n, .,,., ,r,', ;.,..,, ,lrr, ~, ltr,nL.
I,,," T., H.. c..a.r.I J.; ~
~, p,n,h -yr.r =. Tim FDa.
Il "' a .,.r, L'''a' l,,"n. l,yi.I mon ia,
,ii'"ir I,,i n.~i,,girr ~ sril Ernerf.h.
I''''WIn t''',l' V''''iEi ' st.' ,.,'iv''y.
40 -, ''' J!',-" ,...
'-}'''l ny ,.'t ~. 49,, WIZ
".- u',, b = 81 80. ,
'.'0, " u...r. ,'rs .,,lt IN 60,
''.'1i s.> ".' '''lS '.'.4 80 w.,
".'t '.. go. &C.. D. ~ .'.' ''i, ~, "
'. 70 .,e @o'',. '," = '''' i
d" .''s. u t'i - Pl''- ~ '-''"r iir,'
'I'' .,.''! 10, '-.'' '''','t' H'.-" -.
wei ~ - '' cF''>,l- tEr .'cal Oh! tle
>3'.h2 10 que ''.''r n' me r'Hl p'.'" t.r
..''H"' '''u', u b W'>' N',i itr
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-02

OUR ADyICE.--lf you want 20 furnish
FOUR house viii good furniture, made by
'r-.ou i5ia men, and sold by responsible
men, go 50 Nckoin * Co, II North College
lryat. Nashville, Tenn, and your want
viii be supplied. Mckoin & Co have sold
many bills in v inchcstcr. and NJ dis>atis-
faction las ever been announced. They
-'l 20 nit the times, and warrant I'll they
s.i. uct2G-it
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-02

OUR C0URT lioUSE j. now undergoing
repairs. the contract having been let to
y. ". y ilyoX. Il most excellent architect
and workman. We feel rather proud OF
our "trmplc OF Justice" and hope that +,
will lie lut III thorough good order anu
ken, 30.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-02

In the list of claimants before the South
orn Claims Commission, ut Washington,
who have made oath of loyalty to the
United states Government during the
war. we find tie names OF Argolus Brat
tan. John VI. Bennett, Elizabeth Price and
Nadi on Porter. oil this county.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-02
&c.

'CF&IGuRE FOR SALE.-As good bureau
"hN hciisicad whic! can be had at q lit,!e
more ',an aalithcir value. The furniture
Is nearly new. apply to Il. {. Nhipple
oftHe Home journal ONCE. o2G-2;
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-02
Marriage Licenses for the Months
OF October, 1871.

John Eu.lcut to cynthia !. Gillespie.
Wa. Bishop to :. L. Crawford.
ltd. kctzcr to Rebccca Zrrhv.
jas. I. Webb to II. T.. Jones.
y. J.Powcrs to Sarah =. Miller.
i. {. Starncs to Mary L. Powers.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-02
=De~u-

Tic announcement Of II. p. stewart, rs
q candidate for Sheriff. will crafty a
ia'Ge number OF his fripB. :. With 80
many clever and competent gentlemen in
jaa Held, We opine that no ore wildcat a
l'.' as 10 how to. cast hi, suffrage.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-02

If you wish to avoid harl times. don't
20 in dcb,. And don't allow pride to
keep you POOR in the struggle 10 ape tie
yich.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-02

Perfect fits guaranteed, and work also
warranted 10 be not only neat and durable.
hut n TIE latest style. Reference, given
10 I'll who have had work done fol them
by 40 !o.efrer. C..L
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-02
A. JourdaIl, 4 e t,
Co ECTl1EsEHg5 !"
Groceries and Notions.
Medical Card,

Doctor ClOptUn having II. urnnd 20 town
to resume the practice ot Medicine and
surgery. offer his services to the public,
He proposes to treat success fully a'l cases
Of Piles, tiStulaS, Tumors. So. &c.. N
persons indebted 30 him Will please cal.
and settle up. For all practice IN the fiji
ttjre fees must be paid. or satisflrtoY'ly ar.
ranged upon the rendition Of services.
Residence at the house formerly occupied
by Mrs. Emhry. LraI the Mary Sharp COL
lcgc. Sl,-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-02

LINE. BY OUEaGlF, WRITTEN TOR \ CItV-
ER FELLOW, ~ WlNcnEslrN, WUO has
DETERMINED 70 NOF MAXI Up WIN
MS S~WEG!HEARV.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-11-02

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-11-16

q dcated, vbnc am IS, tvepts.tuo.
with pef,rei'e saur,' teeth therefore. I
pji'.f~, ro~sbts ollel contracting
ia
signed y n \ Cugnns.
mstk
Nesys u 4 4 have gigea blm a.,
eoue, whIgb ia his aplniop, clears him
t,on ais wife sad 20 goes bis usy great.
iywHitlug
VAN Amburghs eireu. and Caravan
exhibited 81 ioun last week. and ,bougb
fhe weather was Indictment large crowd
gathered la witness thc performance and
.pake Ia high terms u lts merits. llwas
oug ct Tire as exhibition. u the season.
lud lhe animals have pouc into winter
quarters at Smeua. \ \
Foxy John ism iailaaaIa tor luioSl.
cation aud iisataeFy conduct ou the
sabbath Miukey Jane = Respondent and
lulias Is luhiiaut nrmiN
CHATHAM.
Tho first snow u ihe season lcll on
Friday oflast week Farmers arc hardly
ready FOR snow set, soac not having
,heir corn aud potatoes under cover.
Marvin Dole has commenced work
IN lds new harness shop, aud Is ready 60
receive calls from an persons wanting any.
Thing Ia his lne
CHATHAM NuLAdt.
The Harlem 4. K. II. company have
purchased a gravel bank about two miles
north OF this place Tor the purpose Of Ma
ing the treslle near this village. The
steam shovel is being removed from Pet.
rsbarg aud work will soon he com
nenced. We are glad to see this change,
as Il has been considered unsafe for some
time.
On Saturday night the body of man
was found lying on the track Of the Dos.
fun & Albany railroad at Chatham Vii.
age. IL is supposed he was killed while
attempting to jump ON Il passing train
lie was about 50 years OLD Il is believed
that his name was Florence Crowley and
that he has friends in Bangor and Lewis.
ton, Me,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-11-16

Wr e Hai ~ ss
ue
SEES SOFA ah
IS
g uaa
na 4aU s-s aa
PafrHE 5H atH iHe aH
sra a T n tf.Buaegtaeaf f.
~ laia &c afraus, Heuss u -
ff SINGER amaant o umm
fsftI RI scs
Letters aHa ms msttef s. 4ieH .bHud
srur 80 thsrH ahea IS Is Maa1aa,ier
s tl- sgd s aa Iais {. taarliUH.
H.s faatU fHem sstap u Frequently
af ltus dies i he sfteU Wu
ffsf a de- e.Eer dat ptHea ar
afmf .aatIHg AZ tag saarfs.
Ell 6sHog fnIale3 rs gfage stones taH-
Hd e 1as uH Intended toe u. BW
sua atcl ia Manchester. Wi plain
ast. cad ,here = Hu person Acrc oi
s.e Same t0 whom +; rsaH ts.opg 81
zu9d .uak lH ihe ssiue ma1 ge rceIyea
better eb5h had beeB tsktn ouf Of flc
rs ID MaH.lwatr n g. bs fae yeu
maa 90 ahHh lester No. sbuud has,
gone. anil GnaiHg Fl contained = 5o lu
psy laf rhe Manchester JoggNRl, will
remarkable honesty Bee forwarded Is ,o
the allNiuu. Owner thereof and With near.
q squat honesty we forwarded tee grave
stone letter O. him Honesty is ihe best
palLeE-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-11-16

I'VE wgus q ~ that lbcfu Z seyer.
81 plsae. ia our town where intoxicating
8qaa@ arc soIi ifwe can support "a
run sla5s ue certainly ougttte be ablo
80 support sar public sh1als
Arlington
Bradford lhe celebrated ra3ef au3
e'5eHiani.t gives 81 entertainment a. tbc
roau iial uu Friday evening 81 tAi.
wces Aslgisa fasotigs in tbs laaaU
he VIII Of course have good audience.
IS g West and ia3y, who have been
sb.eui al TIE West ior several week..
have returned and look The better for The
trip West purchased rs, 81 arIlt %.
western Ncw York. which are nov sr-
dfiug aud afc ,efy fine. Ilc la. sold
apple e 81 per barrel that were nice.
How thal lor bow
The heaY, aii ofnap. ior the time
II year, on Friday and saturday las, Dis,
completely changed the l5oks Of thing.
here. stopping 40 outside work, such IA.
building. repairing aud tie Ike; bat .
snow had held on until January, some
would still have had little more to DO
aud been bchiud As usual, at e. putting
olTthe proper WORK Of the fall months
The past season has been a busy one Ia
town, several new buildings have been
erected, and many old ones repaired aud
repainted leaving look 81 tbrll among
our mbitaiious Every body that would,
could work and al good romuneratiye
wages, as in the general decline Of prices,
wages have alone remained unaltercd,
wEsT ARLINGToN.
The following is record ofthe STAR
- - 81
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-11-16
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Itf aert heauist tauUa18csiIau e AlaH.rau
4 A.. f&t 81 $50 b8 btld - iaur-Js
fssluK Aafamaf ~ is5l
Adsairam chapter, 80. ~, ". 4, ~.
Ss1t regular aaaursttau Sc Heapsrlsy tyeh
b NJ lHu at
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-11-16

wegg INSIDE aai ile HaW auaaf
~ e. answer So Mr NHs Frksls
ges Ie DAMAGE Is ihe Eale haass
a8 b. a4ted 90 Is lid Tarapiks Coa
gtHe the aaad wH, book atgr tas
ie.errsts 81 tIe ~Eate
caFsltR
-~Hou covers iHe groaHil Go lbf depth
81 lsHt 81 Hi1gt
~Dar al Aeal S ID Carjs aaea
a.s sagc property iar eIs: samuel ,e8.
d. gIs be has another plet working 81
H.s miHd Ne .Ea.I Is l. fi- smiling lset
aHd IS. urbaHe manners bat pray NhsI
eia tie balls Traveller. between here anil
Londonderry ag No man 10 lui
kuoa e'se bss satb al anrelgullug gtil
8pau female susceptibility "a said wtil
knight,
Geo. II. Coo, OF de lugraham Hous'
viii give lbc vermont thanksgiving bail
T uu tba evening Of Nov 50. We shall seda
Iouay stud.lo incline our mind lali.Wise
40 man 81 commou seu.c. know Ing Cole
management on these thanksgiving oc
caiuus the past three years, viii keel
away.
-. T. French, successor TO 4. u
Fletcher Is crowded with business a, b,
well deserve. 10 be. ANY man that vii
display snch fashionable suiiings for gen
tlcmcn Ia such great variety and Al tht
same time possesses the artistic skin t
make up any garment 81 uneKceptiouablt
style a, does French, will draw trad,
from tits aud an adjoining towns; be
sides this tie 3uan has not "A tricky trait
is reasonable 80 prices,
We Witnessed few evenings since
little patch of that surface life which
/ iutests cities and large towns but which
las great novelty to the eyes Of our Ches.
ter people. Don't be too bold girls, IN
( your manner Of ''piek-up,' unless you
wish to b. ventilated through the "Mt
Holly Police News.
The sidewalk meeting at :he lngra.
/ ham House, last Tuesday evening, wa
not iuIly attended, but those who did get
together got up a little steam. Les.
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store TO the depot was matter of public
consideration to the extent Of few
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any public benefit, this FLASHED IN The
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and Notwithstanding every gun Of sol
was cooked and princd," aud eager lol
the fray not shot was fired. Last Tues
/ day evening, il was arranged, with du,
formally that subscription paper b.
circulated; if YOU will look at thar paper
I you will see sums ranging from - up tt
+ SO cents We mean what we say: iol
men worth many thousands who vii
throw into ths sidewalk hopper, ouIl
4 five dollars, are at the tail end on the sub
/ scription list.
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FACTORY rmSr.

Tie officers VI abe Grand Lodge, No,
I0, L. o. q. T. far tie quarter beginning
Nov lst, ar Installed by ID. g., ". 6. T.
Iilplua. j Ilo}t arc as iuIlows;--W, G.
a.. t.. q. lloHstrs IS y. T., G.. Rich
afdsonf ". s.. T. J. llo4i; ", g. ).
Emua E.lsDrouk; ". T., Emily John
.au; ~, &. Rev. WIN. Foster VA. =.
Size. IS. Foster 81. 81, A. A. Law.
renee, " u, NJ Jennie Clmk; W. l.
g., Jcauie ltauiugioui ". .. g., u.
Lawteuves " r. Il. =, Mary aoyt, ".
l.. II. S., Nellie Harrington; +. ", &. T.,
w. a. Adams. There viii be a public
meeting at Adams Hall on Wednesday
evening, NOV 22d, when the Rev. Mr.
Foster aud Others will address the peopl,
upon the subject OF Temperance. he
thinks the subject is not a worn out one
aud that something new may be said. All
ate iuyitcd,