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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-23

oeemso pest not to take it down, but have il re-.
paired: The total Of Mr.. BARRIERS Hill rh;ch :.
n aen presented, amounts TO the sum ,f 80.
4SooC, which was paid him BY order of YOUR
Your committee also paid Colwell Clark &
Co' Ior plan ana specifications, S.. In the mat
.e. ~ nea'ns apparatus, contemplated in the
resolutions and appropriations, your COMMITTEES
concluded to refer the same back to the bosrJ
and ask to be discharged from further dnt;es
All OF which IS respectfully submitted
c. II. GILMAN, Secretary of Com
Separate reports of the undersigned" on be.
half OF himself and Judge Leland. The Cir.
cult and County Court have found great NEON.
venience and loss of time in assembling court
from dsy TO day, on account of having no uni.
Iormity OF time among persons ATTENDING conrt.
and the judges of said courts deemed il adv;.a.
oie 10 nave clock, to be kept in the court rooms
WI which was purchased of o. Trask for $4,000.
Inc undersigned ordered from r. Murphy IA.
pies ana chairs, amounting to $4,000 which was
Pdlo' Inc undersigned received from the treas.
nrer $2OO which was expended as follows
HoliIster q Phelps bill making 1853 So
Jas Dalton d Co.'S bill, water cooler liz so
Glloer. q oamPson's bill for judges chair 10 90
Expenses on above ....... 41J
Expenses OF undersigned in Chicago while
making purchases Se5
Cleaning county conrt room 800
The board can see the above articles in tho
court room and Judge Of the propriety of the ex.
Penditures. In the matter Of heating the court
house, 1t was contemplated to have turuacas in
the basement, but to do so it was believed to be
necessary - put up new chimney to carry off
tns smoke and give sufficient draft to make such
furnaces success, and to which it would be
necessary to have janitor in constant employ
TO take care Of them, and taking all things in
consideration, it is believed that tho expenses
would not justify the outlay.
The undersigned desires to lay before the
board tho question Of the propriety Of purchas.
ing bard coal stoves for the court room. It's
believed BY so doing all inconvenience will
b avoided on account OF noise and uneven tenn.
perature. The cost Of twv Morning Glory stoves
ot lrrse size, In Chicago, will be about 500.
The sodersigned paid last fall for one next to
ehs largest size $50, and no donbt the price will
be about the same this year.
hA - ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-09-23
Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic of La Sale county invited to
hold al their usual places OF meeting In each OF
their several townships in this county saturday,
-ept. S:5d, TO appoint delegates to County Conyen-
ton he held Ottawa fgtsay, the Goth day OF Sep
renlr appoint delegates attend Convex
zion Springfield, Oct it and also nominate candidates
for County and uny Surveyor be voted for at
the November election and such other appo
pirate buRes he presented The different towns will
bs entitled the number OF delegates given in the following
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-10
A Strange Story.

We learn from the Knoxville (Tenn. }
Chronicle, that Mr. George Susong, Of JEFF
ferson County, some time ago drove large
number of hogs to North Carolina. About
two weeks ago, while on his return home,
he stopped for the night OF house in the
mountain, where entertainment was offer
ed. o. being shown 90 his room his sus-
picions were aroused by The landlord lock-
ing the door on the outside. He began to
look about for means to escape, if necessa-
ry. On looking under t6e-bed n sight was
presented that almost CONCEALED his blood
the body of a man with his throat cut
from ear to ear. Time was precious for
life was at stake, and his plan was formed.
lie placed the dead body in bed, covered it
up nicely, extinguished the light, and got
behind the door to await the results. A.
bout midnight he heard stcalthy steps ap.
preaching, the door was softly opened and
five forms passed into the room. He did
not wait 20 see the result, but slipped out
cs the open door and heeled it for life -
Next morning he found friends to whom be
related his adventure. They returned in
force and succeeded in capturing four Of
the villains. The fifth is still at large, but
it is to be hoped that he, too, will fall into
the hands of justice.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-10

SNUFF IN CASE OF CONSUMPTION. AT
the recent meeting of the British Medical
Association at Newcastle, n paper was pre-
sentcd by DIR. Murray, on Snuff taking,
aud its utility in preventing Bronchitis and
Consumption The facts, as given by DIR.
Murray, are curious, and will interest the
general reader. lie remarks, in the frat
place, that an habitual smoker seldom or
never dies of consumption; and farther de-
clares that he has seen the progress of con-
sumption arrested by practising the habit
of snuf-taking, which is equally efficient in
the case of bronchitis. DR.. Murray says /:
by titilating the lining membrane of the
nostrils, snuff acts as a powerful derivative
and counter-irritaut, and its use will tend
to preserve the more important aud suscep-
table pulmonary mucous membrane from
evil
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-10

HARD SoAP.-Put 3 gallons of water
into kettle, throw in one box of condens-
Oh lye. After boiling FIVE minutes add
five lbs. of grease, and boil until the incor
poration or mixture of the grease and lye
seems complete. Then boil gently, and add
salt, little at time, until the soap ceases
to froth aud begins to form in cakes and
give off the steam in puffs. IL is then done
BaS-Tar and pitch can be removed by
greasing the garment with lard or sweet
oil. Let it remain day and night, then
wash in suds. If silk or worsted rub the
stain with alcohol
GyTo render shoes waterproof, warm
little beeswax and mutton suet until it is
liquid, and rub some of it slightly over
the edges Of the soles wherethe stitches are
rS-To remove spermaceti, scrape it off;
put brown paper upon the spot, and upon
that hot iron.
ETTo clean mating, use salt in the
water, and wipe dry
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-10

An EX-GOyERSOR or WEST VtRGfNGA
SoUELCHED-Mr FOREMAN, Of West Yir-
giDia, undertook in the United States Senate
the other day to discuss the question ofthe
right Of the Georgia Senators 10 seats. and
ia so doing said the Georgia Legislature
that elected them was an illegal organ;za-
ton
Mr. SALISBURY Will my friend allow
me to ask him a question ? ! presume no
Is lawyer Are The acts ola dcfacto body
legal or illegal That is legal question.
and ] want him to answer.
Mr. FOREMAN: I can answer that In
this way
Mr.. SALISBURY Answer il directly.
Mr. FOREMAN They may be, or they
may not be sometimes 10 depends ON cif-
oumsiances, ] apprehend The legality Of
the proceedings Of a de fact0 body is
very broad proposition
Mr. SALISBURY Then 7 will put this
question Why was IL, az English history
shows, and az every lawyer who has ever
read even Blackstone knows. that tbe men
who committed treason against The usurper
we're punished for that crime, and executed
upon tho reinstatement Of The rightful oc-
cupant Of the throne Of Great BriainY
Mr. BoREMAN: ! will not % into that
historical question
Mr. SALISBURY guess not, my friend.
Laughter.
Mr.. FOREMAN The Senator would de-
olde THIS question upon The history to
which he refers. I will try to decide &C.
corcing TO The facts and the law in this
case as | understand them and think I
understand them sufficiently 70 enable mo
10 come 70 a conclusion.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-10

s6yThe arrest Of Patrick Woods for
knocking down a Virginia Congressman
took $50 from the contingent fund. Of
which four dollars a day went to keep the
prisoner in provisions during tho iDcarcora-
ton
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-10

4 BOCEINGHAM GIRL.-The man who
gets one Of our best Rockingham girls for
wife, does splendid business for himself
no portion OF tue country that we have ever
seen or heard Of can furnish more enter.
pri-ing women than ours As an illustra-
ZION Of these truths, we state what follows
a widower in Clark county, Va bad the
good fortune Co get one Of our Rockingham
girls, who from her poultry alon- the past
season made almost enough TO support
small family. This lady raised from five
turkey hens - turkeys 10 addition 10
these she raised between 300 Il 400 chick.
ems She sent 80 Of her turkeys to Wash
iugtou the week before Christmas. and OBJ
tanned for them 20 cents per To-. the lot
bringing s9l 10 CITE. She has sold s1lI
10 cts worth Of poultry this fail aud win
ter. To one month she gathered and cold
81 dozen Of eggs. This lady il Young
h0usekeep0r, too, and has the care Of a
growing family upon her hands. Can aDv
Of our young housekeepers in Rockingham
or any where else beat this p Rock. Reg.
Buffalo steaks are Eve cts per pound in Kansas
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-10

The Engineering HagqziHe, high authority on
such matters, says eve are on the brink Of
new era IN railways-an era Of the narrow guage
rai4way-an era Of renewed activity, when eve
~ village, almost every farmstead may have It's
railway and II such An era be AZ hand. il is
mainly because the Fairlie engine by its increas-
ed power, by It's adaptation 20 curves, It's eco
nomy in rails and freedom from oscillation, has
rendered IL possible"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-10

AS- a Norwich, Coma, woman, who ran
a needle into her left foot, year ago. bv
accidentally stepping upon it, recently had
It pulled out from between her shoulders
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-10

A Massachusetts, man has obtained his ice for
summer use for several winters past in the fol-
lowing manner Procuring about fifty empty
flour barrels at a cost Of 20 cents each, be gradu-
ally pOurs in water until each contains a solid
mass Of ice. The barrels are then pat away ia,
lis cellar, and entirely covered with saw dust.
As ice is required barrel is tapped
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-10
South Branch Intelligencer.
William Harper, Editor.

O#ec CorRcr Main and GyaceI Lane SIS.
RoNSEy, WEST VIRGINIA.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-10

USE OF ASHES WITH BoNEs, ETC
VIM. Eppiuger, of Morgan Co., w Va,
asks win it pay to buy bones at one cent
per pound and ashes at twelve cents per
bushel, to dissolve the bones with 2'-Ans.
$50 ton is dear for bones they dissolve
slowly in either manure or ashes, but tho
ashes viii probably be worth 12c per bushel
That is enough to offer for good hard wood
ashes, such as soap boilers would use
win the ashes set the ammonia free p
Ans. Yes, unless the heap is carefully ma
nipulated, and kept covered with layer of
earth or peat. rs it good TO mix ashes
with hen manure, to be applied to corn in
the hill ?'-Ans.-No; much better mix
dried earth with it, and work it over tho
oughly once or twice.-D.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-10

DIED FROM a BIrE.-A gentleman who
resided pear Strasburg by The name Of
Glaze, died on the 3lst ult, from having
been bitteu in the thigh by bog.-EJm-
bury Banner
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-10
TERMs OF ADvERTIsING

TERMS OF ADVERTISING
Tie rates of advertising are. for square item
.a.s' or less, ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS for
'l. iu-ertious-largcr ones in the same proper
rou. Each continuance Thirty-seven and half
Cents.
Quarterly, half yearly and yearly advertise
-el'- inserted at "a liberal reduction on the above
i.f.s.
early advertisers disseminating during the
...r will hc charged regular rates
Acknowledgement TO be considered by the month
or year unless specified ON the Manuscript or pre-
F!.us.y agreed upon between the parties
Resolutions OF associations, communications of
limited interest and notices of deaths exceeding
ItN LlNEs will ho charged ten cents per line.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-10

THE VIRGINIA. STATE DEBr In the
Virginia House Of Delegates Monday last
the joint resolution, previously passed in
the Senate, rendering to West Virginia au
arbitration Of the public debt, was taken up
and amended by striking out the clause
which referred to repeated and unavailiug
efforts which had been made to procure a
settlement with that State. II was also so
amended as TO make the agreement arrived at
between the arbirators final by striking
out that part which required the action Of
said arbiirators TO he ratified by the I.egis-
lltures Of the two States The resolution
as amended was then passed without dis
sent, and now goes to the Senate for con-
currcnco in the amendments.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-10

Irms Jlr Session ef 3 Mouhs
l PrVgH,rV Dey0rfmSat- Reading. Writing.
Spelling Elementary Arithmetic and
Geography Sl2 90
JUi0-English Grammar Geogra-
Vhy. Composition, Arithmetic and AL
zebra ls 90
o. NeHinr-Latn, Creek Mathematics and
the higher English Branches, % 90
Contingent Fee 30
Payment oue-half iu advance.
No deduction except in cases Of sickness
Boa.d can be procured nt 8 % 20 SIG per month
in private families 10 the village
H.fDenc1s-R. J.. DABSEY, ID. D., Il. " Suru.
ID. D., Rev g " finley, and Faculty Of
Hampdcn Sidney College
SAMUEL l.. FLOURNOY,
bomney, sept @, 1870. Principal
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-10
Farmer and House-Keeper.
How TO CIR Rrp or Rats AND N,c

How TO GER RID or RATS AND MrcE
"A gentleman of large experience, and
fully n humane as most Of us, says be gets
rid of rats by putting potash in their holes
and runs. The poor wretcbes get il on
their feet, and over their fur, then they
lick il, aud don't like the taste of IL; il
burns them somewhat, and the more they
see Of it, the less they Ike IL; so they clear
out almost as soou as the application il
made. To get rid Of mice, the samo per-
son uses tartar-emetic, mingled with any
favorite food they take II, take sick, aud
take their leave-AmericdH AgricMlturist.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-10
EDUCATIONAL
XNTEC - u VIIS INA
UNIV r SHTY.
ALIEN. MARTIN, ID. ID President,
with full corps Of Professors.

Opened but recently for purposes Of iustruc-
ton, this Institution has already attained very
extensive range Of patronage and support
10 possesses the finest grounds and buildings in
The State.
Glasses are formed in MI the regular Depart
mcuts of Collegiate and Scientific Study
~ncrul advantages for thorough acquisition Of
ihc Modern Languages the Study Of Geology,
and other branches in the interest Of Agriculture.
Chemistry taught according 10 the new and
only correct system.
Teachers Glass every Spring Term.
a valuable Cabinet and apparatus
Trwov, from SIS 10 S2i Ter year
Fast TERM begins Sept 9TH. Winter, Deem
Der Gth. Spring March 2lst
Commencement, June 18th
Tu-Scnd for "a Catalogue.
GEO. & STURGTSS,
Secy Boayd of Rcgcun.
Morgantown, " Va, Aug. 10, 1870 -Iy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-10

THREE DOLLARS per annum-or TWO
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS if paid in ad-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-10
South 8raneh Sntellisemter.
ROMNEY, FRIDAY, FEB. 10. 1871
CATER MANY DAYS"

Il
BREAD cast upon the waters may be founC
after many days"
Aye, "af1er many days"
No matter when or where,
The bread thus cast, the seed thus sown,
Shall spring up fresh and fair.
Cast il around thy home,
BE sure It's not in vain;
Though thou mayest never see
That scattered bread again.
Though, ''after many days"
The bread shall still be found
And what thy love hath cast
Shall clOthe the barren ground.
And when the golden gates
Shall open 10 receive
Some whom perchauCe thou didst
In doubt and trembling leave.
Then, "afer many DAYS"
How shall thy heart rebound,
When hNrps Of gold shall hail
The bread forever found.
STAY HOME WITH Me TONIGHT TOM.
Stay home with me tonight Tom,
Don put my arms away,
III they one gentle mem'Iy wake,
That pleads with you to stay
TN think OF all my love for you,
Before you quit my sight
And change your mind for once dear Tom
Stay home with me tonight
Stay home with me tonight, Tom,
Just as you used to do
would not say one single word,
You would not have me to.
Oh, Tom, my love can be as sweet
My touch can be as light,
As when you loved me first, dear Tom,
Stay home with me tonight.
think while you hear me speak, Tom,
And believe it true,
IT'S not alone my voice you hear
But our dead babys too
Oh Tom your eyes are full Of tears,
Your arms are round me tight
You'll stay at home, my darling Tom,
Home, home with me to night.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-10

a GREY EAGLE -Josias r. Fisher. n
lad living at Wapping, in this county. be-.
ing on gaming expedition on the lGrh
ult, succeeded in finding flock cf wild
turkeys on the farm Of VIM. II. Gaines
Esq. With the usual precau;ion he ap.
preached in order to obtain nearer shot
but the watchful game percciviug danger.
at once arose con full pinion driven. Mr.
Fisher fired his gun, without discrimina-
ton, at the moss Of birds in the air, when
down came one whirling lifeloss to the
ground. With that ccstacy which ONLY
those feel who have killed their Grst wild
turkey, he ran to see the extent Of his tri-
umph, when 10 instead Of turkey he
found huge grcy e0gle Taking bin
home, Mr.. +. found, by careful measure.
ment, that between tips was the space Of
seven feet and inches Waryenfon Slut.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-10

Boston on learning that Rev Mr. Earle had sue
ceeded in converting Gov Holden Of North CO.
roiita have requested him 70 come there and
try his hand on n cast-iron statue of Tom Pairc
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-10
Potomac Seminary,
Romay Hampshire Co., w. Va.

ME next Session Of the Male Department will
/ open on the 18th Of September, 1870. Stu
l.1' prepared tor College or Business
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-10

It IS believed That as much champagne viii Doe
made va France this season az boz former years.
and in New Jersey much more.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-02-10

Buffalo steaks are fvo ets per pound in kansas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-24

impression by being presented in q now ligl't anu
with original accessories The dim haze OF antiquity
which often bcwillcrs the eyes of The SInr'r's'
observer is partially rcmoYcd by TIC fiR''c
atnoephcr" of fancy. No rrcn1'c" nrrrucS
TO the supernatural by exhibiting 1t through
natural medium. Mr. longfclIoy illustrates t''o IN
lJcuce OF profound co! - r.iiL,n;s atcc'a'l"hs ny
tac con?l.t ,nrss with which his Mid Is inoued
with the spirit and Tie Imagery OK th'isHth
devotion. Although treating Of them Which, OF
late years especially, have been made the subject OIL
the frrrst research and speculation, h does ncf az
yioach hi work ~ critic or theQ1pgian ne taxes
tie traditions If Scripture as ..lr rcco'ls ii history
and gives the impress ions produced on poc'lcal
Iaturo by their unique and marvellous character
His new volume may be regarded ~ the crowninH
frlit Of lifelong experience, in perfect harmony
with the product ions that have for him so many
friends Who have seen his face. aud although
il may add nothing TO onr knowledge Of the remains
or ins'.i.a,ion preserved in the Bible it thiowS
nrc human il 81. around the events which they re-
late.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-24

Tho verb Il uay,c IL. Wali-st. could spend half
hr,r IN the Gnd board viii, mt Tcrcchnc ~trong de-
sIr. GA the part prominent operators to prevent
sold from falling, whic there is apparently desire 10
any quarter buy present price, except for actual
use IN ultimate business. Well known representatives
of German ana other respectable houses are bidding vo-
ricrosly and continuously for round sums at shade
below the market. AM disposition IL shown to ac-
cr their terms they rcccdc in their bids 80 that they
never make purchases, ana just as loud and just
~ persistent today in bidding "fye-'iGhths Tor
ilty,' as yesterday they wsrc In oil ring seven
lights for the quantity. Thus ia 1t perfectly app"
that buys gold mt present prices except from
necessity The verdict Of the street seems to no
that the incS table tendency OF gold Is do"nwafd'
as it ought 10 bo I'LL come Ia Resumption
O. specie payments. and both bulls and bears, appa
Irny, appreciate tIc fact S''ie Is acc u'Da.AtlDg III
our bank which really the criterion a. to the course
OF the precious metals and this fact tIKcn In connection
with the large sums d.sbursed by Ger many '0@OO"
and the amount TO lie paid out by our
own Government, presents TO brilliant pros
pet for gold hull in the immediate future. TIE tame
ness of the market to-day caused an adjournment OF '''
Gold Board at ?O The price since noon mp to the Close
has been steady 100, though earlier in the DAY ID
varied between 1lOa and ll0i Despite the easy ton" OF
the money market in London, the Directors or the fahK
of England did tit to reduce the rate q. discount
and It still stand, ut per cent while Ia the open market
the rate Is 70 -. Any expected movement ot Ro'"
based upon that suppSition consequently gwen up
On gold loans the rates fat and J. :? D. and per
cent carrying. The days business at the Cola bH'
change Bank wa- as follows: Gold cleared, e?3!stW /;
golI balances. >?O7,aH; currency Balances S'2csfS
Tn, following were the quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-24

THURSDAY, Nov. 23-P.M


TIE increased animation AMI volume Of
buoii~s noted in ihr railroad and miscellaneous shares
yesterday gave way today the in,ncb!c du!nes
l. m dominant in the street. and prices rule
lower all around particularly duImg the morning. TIC
market started ~ pretty Hrmy NJ last NIGHTS official
f4ircs but the steam l into tie onne VI speculation
WAS insufficient to he load the Upward grade.
aud prices went Ill, during and afcv ta' Board,
To r,r cent on tie sprciait!es. Iliing tho
middle OF the day there pO-itiPcy 10 business ~
III, ,cnt, and the 'lc instrument that 20 faithfully
r. cors the dcan-s in stocks WAS al - stdnd's'I for
ou, periods Qrtc little spurt was occaNi'ncd IN ONO
a.d NJ. ',Sirp Tor some unknown cauac AID the price
g. ran 10 over per cent, Which, in CONNECTION with
:. hkc Increment ia Wabash. carried NJ The Other
,li.cs; and tie afternoon market, though IL
-.yiL and Iifcl,ss except in tl,Se stocks. Was
strong ut the best figures made. Tie variations
al tie day have bee slight. and un,,>s appearances
w.r" more than ordinarily Geo lv'. We saoni judge
that some OF the large Owners ctdeN orng 10 dis
pose Of Their holdings hut the sentiment OF the strcetis
DECIDEDLY tarnc, and the 10 AIS are awai;lu 'hc return
of A.cyi, from Has ci0n before they rush IN to tho
attack ;houlh what aid t,cy expect to derive from his
connection +, not .LaTti.m.y or positive! stated Tho
leading features Of speculation Ohlos,
Like shore, North Western Common, WdJt. a. Union
i!ciic Pacific Mail sn. Western Union Telegraph The
trade IN inv, sim, cS limited. but Ne DUte sales
Il Fort Wayne AZ %; Morris ana Lex, 81 aid Man"
haitian Gas ut 2is rom witch We ',ac the conclnsion
that the stock " til Company l. "g n'rc preieraoo
than the light 1t yOuchS.cs u the 'i I dealings ia
BOSTON, Hartford and Erie no: Ir-" bIf tn" prlce
took sharp upward turn Of per cent TO q. doubtless
the benefits cAprcts d., i've from all atom WIN
The great railroad Miiou quicksilver wis steady, aud
Express shares duh and strong. The following table
shows the highest and lowest prices Of a'i'e Stoke
made to-lN: