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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-03-30
WRIGHT COUNTY.
Town Eloction-School Natters-THe
s'~' s O1sciplos. 7s7~~> 49, -~' 60

+ r ;
. CLEARWATER, March II, 1871.
EDIroR JouRNAL.-I am told the e,ec-
ton for, Town, officers passed of quietly.
considering the desperate effort made to
elect new Chairman Of Supervisors and
Assessor, the opposition candidates getting
two votes out Of sixty, which must have
been sweet morsel to roll under their
tongues. The result was as follows:
Supervisors- T. G. Porter Chairman,
Louis wiegard, selsh Markham.
T6vn Gerk-H.J J. Dunton. ia ~ .
Asse.sor-T:: c. Porter. -:
Eeesursr-s. Whiting, Jr.
A special meeting Of this Independent
School District was held on the ed, to vote
on tho question Of building q new school
house, 10 afford better facilities for grading
the schools; and an almost unanimous OK
preston in the affirmative was the graft
flying result. The schools closed on We'd
nesday last, and the last three days were
devoted to an examination. A large num-
Der attended and much interest was mani
tested. The thorough drill of the scholars
may be illustrated by"one or two facts. The
teacher wrote out series Of questions in
grammar on twenty-five slips Of paper, o
number Of questions on each slip, number
ing the slips then calling on the class,
he desired to know how many Of them
ould volunteer to take any slip by lot,
ono or more, and answer when called on by
number. AH arose, and tho clips having been
distributed and the numbers called in ro-
tstiou, not one word was missed in giving
proper answers. Also, in class in geog-
raphy, when volunteers were called for who
would undertake to answer any twenty
questions, propounded BY the class or by
any visitor, nsarly the whole class instantly
testified their willingness, and not ques-
ton was missed. was very sorry indeed
that circums' ances and bad weather kept
me away until the Last Of the week. as
very much desired to investigate tor myself
and you. But there 10 the best authority
for saying that Bedford and Co'gre'e >
schools have both been more than success
full.
lam also informed that the Disciples have
been increasing their numbers considerably.
Three days in succession there were some
who were bsptised and joined that sect. l
could not ascertain how many. Elder
Shoemaker, Of Maine Prairie, has BEEN
here attending to tho souls, -FOUR resident
shoemakers look after our solos, and look.
ing sler tho manufacture Of spiritual shoes
tor hayward feet. He Was assisted by
Prof: Joseph Low, who, though not shoe
maker, 10 valuable assistant. Probably
there were other assistants.
The lumbermen are coming out Of the
woods. The river is breaking up. The r. ads
arc sloppy. 'rhings is workin" spring.
| ward. LOGOS.
Oh HAND las will be seen by his list
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-One hundred barfejs Of Salt, At
ALL8u / RussslL's

= Tho City Election comes on the lot
and tho Bond Election on tho Cd Of May.
This viii doubtless cause . light vote on
both days.
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IL 90 RACES sent by mail free. Teaches how to
cure all disease of the person; skin, hair, eyes, COM
plexion. Write to TIA Broa dway, New York city.
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Tho travel to the upper country is
largely on the increase. The stages leave
daily crowded with passengers.
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Fresh groceries received every day, at
PAUL MoCKHNHAUPT's.
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-Teams are coming down from the pi-
aeziss, and men srs going up for the
"os1vs."
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-Messrs. Plat 4 Barnard are now In
this city prspasia: 70 70 70 work On q
swsnt1-nils grading contract on the lise
OF The Northern Pacific bsewss, Otter Tail
sad the Red River. Mr. Plat 10 from
Chtssge,. and Nj. Barpssd frsu Albion, II.
r.
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"A private letter from San Francisco
eays times have been very dull there that
there has been much suffering, the benevo-
lent societies being overcrowded with ap.
plications for relief; and that the hopes of
all rest in good harvest the present sea-
ann
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Work on oil contracts on the Northern
Pacific railroad, west Of Otter Tail City,
he's been Suspended for the present. The
Alexandra Post learns from Mr.. Wilson,
foreman On Auh's contract, that operations
viii Do resumed with renewed vigor a.
soon - The spring breakup 10 over.
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Eo0s.-O One dealer aloue in this city
shipped seven hundred dozen Of eggs to
Brsinard last week. There IL . great de-
msnd for the article, the upper country
wanting an almost unlimited quantity Of
This kind Of fruit. Enterprising hens.
which can lay Two eggs per day, Sundays
included) arc snxiously sought for.
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"A large stock Of choice flesh grocer

les, which win be sold cheap for cash, just
resolved Il Smiths Grocery q i
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B1RTHs.-We end the following recorded
At the City Justices office, ~ Of recent
date:
V. NJ. and Cecilia Dellamau-a son.
John NJ. and Hannah Bruce-a daughter.
G and Clara McClure-a son.
Josiah E. and Mary Hayward-a son.
Daniel H. aud Clara hortense Freeman
"a daughter.
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Fresh garden seeds, the best in the
market, at
ALLEN & RUssELL's.
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in some way We had obtained the idea
that mortgage sale was q rather impress
sive sort OF an affair. And so it is. Co.
ing to the Court House the other day, We
found the portly form Of our worthy sher
if posted on the steps, while near to him
stood solitary lawyer. The Sheriff was
reading in stentorian tones the description
OF 'oertain mortgaged premises" to which
nobody was paying any attention except
the lawyer because nobody else Was there)
and the lawyer wasn't either, because he
knew the description better than did the
Sheriff. At the close of the Sheriff's little
remarks, thu lawyer bid, for So and-So,
. certain amount, which was, to cent, the
sum total Of the notes secured, interest and
costs. "0oiug once" shouted the Sheriff
"twice;" "three times and gone" About
that time We were ''gone, too, deeply i'm.
pressed by this exhibition Of the majesty
Ut the law.
M1L11rER1 NoT1oE.-Mrs. q. NJ. Lam
bert, Of Chicago. has leased the Cromwell
building, two doors south of MoClure's
bank, and is having it handsomely fitted up
for millinery store. She will open on
the 10th Of April with very large and
handsome stock Of goods in the millinery
line.
Coop CHAHc1.-Mr. b. Otlsnsmeyer Of
fsrs for sale the Opera Saloon and fixtures.
The stand is one Of tho best in the city.
The stock on hand will be sold snd ert dit
given for the entire amount Of tho pur-
chase. This 10 good opportunity for any
one who may want . desirable stand for .
saloon and restaurant. A..
We have received copies Of tho Lon.
don 7smes and Harper's Weekly, reduced
BY means Of microscopic Photography from
their ordinary mammoth proportions TO
the size Of your hand. These curioslt,es
can bs obtained for 25 cents each by ad-
dressing H. Rogers & Co., New York.
FAHnERs, TAKs NorluH LII you want
the best and cheapest pillow, 80 to Lahr's,
and get one Of bis new style. -.
Cow 1oH sA1..-A Arst-rats mich COW
for sale. Inquire Of
ALLEN & RUSSELL.
MIR. J. H. Ii Vague, formerly Of this
city, is At Duluth, where, q W notice by
the papers, he is dong 8 hourishing bust
ness as house and sign painter.
y. Lauermsnn would call attention to
his well-selsctsd stock Of boots and shoes
which he 10 selling very low. He guaran-
tees his custom-work to be equal to the best
made in the city.
Another car load Of Esterly sseders
and Baeksys Drills, just received
Ar alov1soH's.
"A full stock Of lamps, for sale cheap
at Paul Mockenhaupt's. 81. Z.
Choice tess and eofees, direct from
New 7 ork, just received at Edslbroek's, s
-Timo,hy. clover ana Hungarian erass
seed, for saleat .s A
ALIxx & RussIr1,s.
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"A lot Of choice. havoring extracts and
perfumery, at Paul Mockenhaupt's.
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HIGHEST PRICE FOR WHEAT.
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.f3. sF. -
LOCAL. N ElvVS

49, W. sos!s respectfully ,eqse., al
b.s.ness men and Others s.sh,sg any k;~d Of
Job cfintiDg, to OIL s&1 ezsmi~e our
sz.s,ti"s cock Of New ksssr;al, jsss reeeiusa
htm tN Esss, before sssdssg to 81. Pap1 o.
/oiag sIss,1Aers. Our JOB Office i "osc one
Q eRs best in tic State, and We do work
which -oe will guarantee to Be satisfactory at
Saint Paul Prices.
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by rsfsrsnee to our advertising col
onns i vii Do seen that Hon. h. l.. Cor.
den has again looatsd in St. Cloud for thl
psaedse Of law. After trip to the Pacific,
Aad after visiting the different towns in
this Stats, he Is satisfied that 81. Cloud il
{ about the ivest place to be found. Mr..
Gordon 10 lawyer Of acknowledged ability,
and will doubtless secure an extended prac.
Aloe -
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Baby willow cabs, with tops, for $3.50
st ToDsY b MlTCHILL q.
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On HAxD!-As viii be seen by his list
given elsewhere, Capt. Grovenor is on
hand with full stock Of all the sgricultu-
raj machinery farmers may have any
use for. He receives daily additions TO
his already immense stock, by the car load.
An examination Of his advertisement will
show that the machinery he Offers is all Of
the best and most .pular makes.
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Tho bright san aud warm winds are
rapidly carrying away the remnants Of the
winters snow and drying the roads. On
our Streets winter and summer can b
seen hob .nobb:ng-.hs middle Of the street
being dusty, while on either side lie ridses
efsnew. Mud 10 rarity in Minnesota,
and q The worst l. Of but : few days. da
ration.
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Oncial Paper OF the City.

- The Circulation Of The Journal
sD0UBLD that OF any other paper
Rabllshsai1 Northern Minnesota. Let
Aavertissrp remember this.
-. Geo. P. Rowell + Co., 40 PARK Row.
Ne3 York, and e. NJ. Psttengill Co., 81
Park Row, New York, are the sole agents
for TH. JOURNAL, in that city. and are au-
thori.ed to contract for inserting advertise
meats for 10 1t our lowest cash rates.
Advertisers in that city are requested to
Q. their favors with either Of the above
h uses.
FoR SA1H.-A Wheeler B. Wilson Sew
ing Machine-frst-class new
Will DO sold On favorable terms. Inquire
at this Office.
Also, Wilcox & Gibbs machine, new
Chance for . bargain.
This is good cougar" weather: warm
days and cool nights.
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A Great Offer. 4s Hf Stsssv wx:1 e. y:

will dispose of One Hundred PIANOS, ME1oDEcNs and
ORGANS Of six rst-class makers, including Waters
MONTH"; or will take part cash and balance in ,,onth-
ly or quarterly installments
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Royal Baking Powder, canned goods,
and California Bitters, at Boyd's.
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douglas county certainly takes the
rag Of Tho bush in the way Of bouncing
babies. Last weak the sAlexandria Poet
reported IN ll-poundsr; now Gilbert An.
dsRaon Il the proud patsrnsl Of . Roy that
tarns the scales at 12} pounds; and Martin
Allen has been presented with . 94-pound
0fAnt-his fourteenth ! Stearns county
meskly withdraws.
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Choice tess and cofses, direct from
New York, just received ct Edslbroek's. s
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The best to-, 1t
MONTGOMERY. 4 WEsr's.
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-Cennissiensr Pr was In attsadaIes
seths nssaanS q The Beszd this weak, and
has quite recovered fren The injury rssiit-
sfs 70! weeks 40. Il viii be remember.
e4that - fSll. the point Of . ,survsyers
PIN passing through one check and strikine
the opposite upper jaw. bone.
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CRY: 4, uuaCIi: I.
u 81. .,loUo, March 9Th, 1871

$%Ases5$> 6r. rLoUU, March 9Th, 1871
Rrcu1An MrsrIHa.-Pr<sent: AID. Clark
President. Bridgmsn. Lamb, Powell. Owen.
Robbers, J. G. Smith, P: Smith and T.
Smith. ~ 49, -, ~r~. = l.
The Committee on Claims reported in
favor Of allowing 1876 on W. ]. Parsons
bill OF SOL. Adopted.
The Clerk W.. directed 10 draw AZ order
70, 5000 to p y freight on the safe pur.
| CHASED. -. g., ~. H..
The following bills were referred: -.
E. C~pple. for op~n,ng streets, $1,000
A. N. Gilbert, Poundmaslsr, 200
The following were allowed under su.-
pension Of the rules $780,. d. a.:
F. Remeley. for wood, r. $3.50
". ". Davis, saving wood, IS
N. 6aspard. boarding prisoners, 200
On motion Of Aid. Powell the Clerk was
directed to give tho usual notice for the
Annual Charter Election, and also for the
Special Election. "
On motion Of AID. J. G. Smith, tho tol-
lowing committee, Of one from each Ward,
Vas appointed to designate suitable place
IN their respective Wards for holding said
elections: AID. Bridgman, J. G. Smith, L.
Robbers and P. s NTH.
On motion of Ali. Bridgman the Commit.
tee on Northern Pacific Railroad. cousis ting
Of AID. Powell, Burbank, Robbers, P. Smith
aud J. G. Smith, were requested to take
such action in relation to the contem plated
building Of a railroad up the Sank Valley,
having its depot in this city, as in their
judgment may be deemed most expedient.
and to open . correspondence with parties
abroad who may be interested in the prof.
eot, and do and perform any and all acts
in relation thereto having for their object
tho best interests Of the city.
Tho Council then adjourned.
KEEP SHADY.-A handsome new awning
has been stretched across tho front of J.
F. Bell & Co.'S store and the Bank Of St.
Cloud.
NEW SAFE.-On Monday q new safe was
received for the use of the City Clerk. It
weighs 2l00 pounds, and is of the Hall
patent.
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Go to Smiths Grocery for your goods.
You always get the best at low prices.
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"A fun stock Of lamps, for sale chea,
Ct Paul Mockenhaupt's, r. .
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30, mo Same 663t6@66t was made.
The following bills Werv allowed :

APPORTIONafENT OF SCHOOL MON.
EY.
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Cracked wheat, oat meal and homtpy
& Boya's.
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SPR1No CoSuxoRux.- What makes q
room look moro attractive than neat, new
paper on the walls3 ''6ive il up" Xeraz.
90 70 Tobey & Mitchelrs and examine their
arst lnstslmsnt Of Spring wall paper and
cuPtaina
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NEW L1Sr.-Blakeley & Carpenter are
now purchasing stock and grain and are
locating stations preparatory to running .
tri-weekly line Of stages from Pembins to
Fort Garry, to commence on the first Of
MAY,
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Now furniture is being put in the West
House.
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RICHMOND 1Tsxs.-Our Sank Valley
town Of Riehnend is Ticking up finely.
Gerhard Richter has started new machine
shop. John Schneider 10 building wagon
making shop. John 6ehonborn contem-
plates erecting wind rist.mill during
the pteseat season.
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Total, t8S3 $839l.29
Districts whish failed t. report are
omitted. .s$sss.
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Dried and canned fruits, at Nontsomu-
cry z Vests. - = III e.. +
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-Tino,hy. clover ana Hnagarian eras
seed, for saleat 1888 &
.s Arr 4 Rna..,,,.s
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Another car load Of Estsrly Sseders
and Buckeye Drills, just ;rseeived2
Ar G1ov8HoH's.
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REV GOODs .

H. Hoepner has again opened at the old
stand on St. German street with . choice
stock Of family groceries, all fresh and
carefully selected. He will sell cheaper
than any other house in town. Ask his
prices and you will buy his goods.
? MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-T The following
licenses have been issued since tho first Of
January laet, by Mr.. E. B. Strong, Clerk
Of the District Court:
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We have received copie Of tho Lon
don Times and Harper's .Wsekly,; reduced
BY means Of microscopic photography from
their ordinary mammoth proportions TO
the size Of your hand. These curios,t,es
Can bs obtained for rs cents each by ad-
dressing H. Rogers & Co., New York.
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FAnHEHs, TAKs Norlon LII you want
the best and cheapest pillow, 30 to Lahr's,
and get one of his new style. ..
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y. Lauermsnn would call attention to
his well-selscted stock Of boots and shoes
which he 10 selling very low. He guaran-
tees his custom-work to be equal to tho best
made in the city.
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MIR. J. H. La Vague, formerly Of this
city, is At Duluth, where, - W notice by
the papers, he is dong houriahing BUSH
ness ~ house and sign painter.
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NEW sAFE.-0n Monday q new safe was
received for the use of the City Clerk. It
weighs 21O0 pounds, and is of the Hall
patent.
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KEEP SHADY.-A handsome new awning
has been stretched across tho front of J.
F. Bell & Co.'s store and the Bank Of St.
Cloud.
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Cow IoR SAIs.-A frst-rate mich Gov
for sale. Inquire Of
ALLEN & RUSSELL.
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We turned sadly away, for his <as >
case In which any words from sueh - 10
would b Of but little avail. strsss hopes
ate. sntsetsinsd that, In time, I'D youth
viii rooovsr.
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Brigham Young I'm Court-Aa Im-
mense Crowd Present-Brtgham L.
Held 60 Bait-SnOM-Giu Mines

SALT LAKE ClTl, Oct. s-Ihcre was consid-
cradle excitement this morning in anticipation
Of the appearance of brigham Young in court.
About 10 O'Clock the room was densely crowded.
and hundreds OF people were in the street and
about the building. About II O'Clock Brigham
Young drove up in his carriage, but did not
slight, his counsel having obtained a postpone
ment until afternoon, owing 10 the supposed un-
safe condition OF the building with such a crowd
OF people. An assemblage OF the Mormon
Legion took place in the Tabernacle The pro-
ceediDgs were not made public. The conference
adjourned last night until the 81 of April next.
Brigham Young was again elected first presi-
dent.
There was snow and rain here yesterday.
The tin discoveries near Ogden are attracting
much attention: The Star Of the West mine was
bonded to-day for a heavy sum, with a cash for
feit OF 5000. The ore is In quantity beyond an
estimate, and produces from % 20 N per cent OF
pure tin. Tests were made to-day I'm the presence
OF Governor Wood and Others in a blacksmith's
forge, with nothing but pieces Of fat bacon for
huN. DIR. Gran goes east tomorrow for ma
chinery, and to organize company.
BRIGHAM IN COURT.
Brigham Young, accompanied by a number
OF elders, appeared i'm court this afternoon and
WIS held ia 5000 bail TO answer. He passed
through the crowd from his carriage up stairs TO
the court room alone. Many hats were raised
and other expressions of respect shown h.lt there
were no shouts or noisy demonstration. His an
pearance before Judge Mexican wa quiet and
ngnlhed, but he is evidently very feeble. All
the court officers showed him every Kindness
providing him with a large easy char and keep
ing the crowd at a distance. His counsel put in a
plea of abatement, which was Over-ruled. The
next movement was 20 quash the indictment ON
the ground of It's enumerating sixteen separate
charges, alleging that he lasciviously cohabited
with sixteen different women. During the argu-
ment on this question Brigham retired.
Hemstead, for the defence, will continue
speaking on the motion tomorrow
Everything II quiet tonight although multi
tudes of exciting rumors are in circulation. In
the event Of conviction there may be trouble; il
will hardly be otherwise.
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stock Report.

10y the Western Unton Telegraph Cor1panyJ
Lewis johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds IN
home and foreign markets, as follows:
NEW YORK, Oct. IO-First Board, l0O O. m =
Y. 6s. 1881, coupon, ll7S: 5Ds, 81, coupon ll5sz
sa,s, "a, coupon, 1lesS SOS 6e, coupon, 1852
6Os, new, 65, coupon, llEs D's 81, coupon, ll4S
sDs, SSoouEon IVA 10 4gs, coupon, lll1s; Curre6
cy es, ll44; Mariposs ]; Canton, 81 Cumberland
lS1.; Pacific Mail 49,: Boston Water Power;
Adams Express, 81 VI d; Wells, Fargo Co. Elk
press. 30; American Express, 81; United States
express, 81: n. 7. Central and Hudson, 9ia
New York Central Scrip, $50 Erie. ~: do. pre-
ferred; :; Harlem, ~ n: d.. prefd,-; Reading
lllT; Michigan Central: Lake Shore and M ich.
iRan Southern. 10o4s; Union Pacific Railroad
2ts; Illinois Central, ia Cleveland and Pitts
buI g. l1S3s; Northwest 6!la Northwest pref'd s7sI
Cleveland, Columbus, thpcnnati and Indiana polls
-; New Jersey Central l0A; Rock Island, J06l4
Milwaukee and st. Paul $50; do. preferred, 7S1s
wabash and western, o6ss: Delaware. Lackawana
Terre Haute, =: Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 65s4
Chicago and Alton, )11s of d. 10. prefd, 1l9: OHIO
anc Mississippi certihcaIes, 39l4 Columbus, Chicago
and Indians Central, Is'a; Tennessee 6's. old. &c
do new, 69 Virginia g., old, Ga North Carolina
IS old, q do. new, -; Missouri SIS, &C.; Cen
-. Gold closed ll44. Market strong