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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-09-08
JOB MOSES
Sir James Clarke's Female Fills

These invaluable Pills are mfailing in the
cure of those painful aud dangerous diseases
to which the female constitution is subject
They moderate all excuses aud remove all
distractions, from whatever cause.
To Married Ladies
they are particularly suited. They will in n
short time bring On the monthly period with
regularity and although very powerful, con
tain nothing hurtiul to the constitution. In
all eases of Nervous ana spinal Affections,
Pains in the Back and Limbs. Fatigue on slight
exertion, Palpitation of the Heart. Mysteries
and Whites, they will affect a cure when all
other means have failed. The circulars around
each package give full directions and advice
or will be sent free to all writing for them,
sealed from observation.
Special Notice.
Ii is the fate of every trul valuable medi-
cine to he Countsv.}ci,ed. job Moses Sir James
Clarke's Female pills are extensively counter
feited The genuine have the name of Job
Moses on each package. All others are
worthless. Dishonest Druggists endeav6r to
sell the counterfeits to make greater profits.
n. BIN all cases where the genuine cannot
be obtained One Dollar enclosed to the Sole
Proprietor, JOB MOSES. Is Cortlandt St,
New York, will insure bottle Of the genuine,
containing fifty Pills. by return mail, securely
sealed from any knowledge Of its contents.
5eowIy
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-09-08
BRADFORD VERMONT FRID\ ~ SEPT 1871

Judge SAKE Of the Vermont Spring
at Sheldon, has just received q large
order from Germany for his spring
water. This is almost carrying Goals
to Newcastle.
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0Iru Il ford lBrnss DSa n d.

Music furnished for Fairs, Picnics, &c. al
rcasona We rates
H. b. CHASE, Leader.
r Is. DAVIS Clerk.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-09-08
H A X D w A R G i.

Frank 5. Davis & Co.
Are still To he ionnd at their Old stand
ready Ia sell
CHEAP For CASH,
all kinds Of
AGRICULTURL IMPLEMENTS.
Whittemoro's Lock Rake, hay State Horse
Rake, Horse Hoes, Cultivators, Hay
Forks, Shovels, Spades. Hoes,
kelley's Hand Rakes, best In the
market, Drag Rakes, Scythes,
Grind Stones and fixtures,
aud, In short. every thing that u Farmer wants
and some that he don't,
"BUILDERS Il CARPENTERSr
We have a splendid variety Of
LOCKS, KNOBS, LATCHEs. ACORN
Butts, Common Cast Butts, Blind
Fixtures for flush or oul side
Blinds, Gong Bells.
German Window Glass. Plate Glass, ground
plain and figured. sc. &c.
The best Stock Of Cut Nails to he found in
this vicinity,
TOOLs.-Planes, iron and wood, Chisels,
hrmer aud framing.
BITS.-Cooks, Jennings, Smells, German,
&c., &c.
SAWS. Circular Mill, Upright Mill Cross
Cut. Hand, Panel, Back. Pruning, Kcyhole,
Felloc, Web, and Wood Saws.
Carriage Makers and Blacksmiths goods.
Bessemcr Tire Steel and otter good brands,
Refined Iron, round, square, HAT, bands and
hoops.
Nail Rods, Norway and Swcdes.
Ok Shoes, Horse Shoes. Horse Nails. Toe Calks. |
Bolts, Carriage Tire, Sleigh and Sled Shoes, |
Whiffietree, 7 head, countersunk head. Nal
leable Castings, Nuts, Washers, Borax, &c.
Concord Axles, Pitches SPRING..
Give us call.
FRANK i. DAVIS L. co
Bradford, Vt, June ), 1871.
p S.-Extras for the Walter A. Wood Now
ing Machine.
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Bradford Village
M0loM

Southern Mail closes ~ to,lS .. m. Arrives
at a,05p. M
Northern Mali tiosos At $40 p. m, Arrives
NJ II ~.
Western Mail closes al 800 p, m, tvcs
at 10 IN.
Boston Mail clcsos at 800 p. m. Arrives
At go - NJ
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MA u ue led.

IL Fairlee, by Rev. DIR. =. McKeen, Sept. 5,
1871, Mr.. John N. Ballard of Georgia, w..
and Miss Laura A. Barbour Of Fairlce, W..
daughter Of the late Rev. Nelson Barbour.
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ford Scien tile Association.

Meetings semi-monthly, at their rooms IN
Hardy = building. Roswell fainham. Pres
iirut G. II. Harding Secretary.
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The Messenger says: "Two broth
ers named Hogle of st. Armand, in
the course of six days fishing in the
Nissisquoi Bay, caught 149 pike,
pickerel and bass, averaging six
younds each" That is II big aver.
age.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-09-08

WNr>yIILE FiRE ENGiNE Co. j. e. S.earn-
Foreman: Alden stevens Clerk. Meetings OF
the frs, Thursday Of every month.
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A gentleman in Essex called on a
shoe dealer a few days since, and
purchased a par of shoes for his
boy. Tue shoe dealer took the shoes
for the purpose of rasping off the
pegs inside, when the purchaser OBJ
jected-"because," said he, "if the
pegs are cut off, the boy will run all
over town, aud the shoes won't last
him three weeks
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Parties are washing for gold in
Locust Greek, in the town of Bethel
and find a little.
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Wn1osyiIle Fire District.

u. X. ANnRons Chief Engineer.
!. {. SrEAgNs, Clerk.
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The grasshoppers are making fear.
iul havoc with the fall feed in Wash
'ngton county.
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him three weeks"
Julian II. Dewey, ii lawyer of
brilliant talents and widely known
throughout Vermont, died at St
Adams on Friday, at the age OF 80
years. Mr. Dewey was elected States
Attorney in 1864 and again in 1865.
During a few years past be has act,
ed as attorney for the Vermont Cen
trail Railroad. He was man of
spOtless character, and highly es-
teeemed for his many excellent quail
ties of head and heart.
Our " hitting correspondent tells
of a perplexing case of "dropsy" in
that town, over which two physi-
clans of some pretensiOns, from a
place not hundred miles from Bran
don, have betn puzziing themselves
for several months, expressing grave
apprehensions as to the result. This
desperate case has at last afforded
its own solution. The boy weighs
about ten pounds.-Middlebury Reg,
lister.
Parties are washing for gold in
Locust Greek, in the town of Bethel,
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SEEN AGAIN.-On Monday even
ING last, at about sunset, Mr.. j. ID.
Tory and Ryland Hatch, son of
Mr.. Warren Hatch of Panton, were
fishing on the lake shore, when they
saw an object on the water, nearly
mile distant, which appeared as
large as a buShel basket, and NOV.
ING rapidly. 1t would stop and ele.
waite itself 8 or six feet, then settle
down and move on. This i: repeat,
ed, and disappeared, moving wes-
terly from Whites Bay. A monster
ct some kind is certainly roaming
the lake.-[versenues Vermonter.
About year ago Russell Flint,
Of Washington, fell through the
floor of a saw mill, injuring one leg
above the knee, from which he par
tally recovered. Last March, how
ever, the limb degan to grow worse
being badly swollen, and terminated
IN several assesses. and diseases OF
the bone, rendering amputatiOn
Necessary.
The grasshoppers are making fear.
iul havoc with the fall feed in Wash
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-10-26
mn nrl,rlo. y NV nans.

Matters have become mere quiet 10
New York Both parties are waiting
hr tho approaching election 70 see
what verdict the people wiil give in be-.
gard TO the frauds Of the Tummauy
Ring. Could tbe honest vote cf tho
people g. obtained the result would
not Be dauttfal for Tammauy would
be- consigned to Oblivion ia a twink
hog. but as affairs are now situated the
chances are th Tammany and couup-
ton win continue to occupy the high
places, and feast on the money wrupg
from q taxed and oycrbardened people.
lis true the opposition have united
on Gen. sigel to head the local ticket,
and arc putting forth strong efforts to
carry the day, bnt the ring, well know
ing that their OFF ial existence depends
on the result, will use money and eve
~ other means TO carry their point.
no doubt they will resort to fraudulent
voting aud fraudulent counting if nee
essary, to make the result in their ia
yor
II the people OF New York submit to
be ruled by these men after their frauds
have been SO thoroughly exr osed they
will receive very little sympathy from
the outside world if they are plundered
10 the future. The fight will be hard
one AZ all events, and the talent Of the
whole city IS employed on one side o.
The ether Every honest man through
cut the country IS anxious that the
election may result in favor Of a better
local government
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..nInln la.aI-llI.a -

President Grant has just returned to
Washingtoufnm the eastern extremity
of Maiue. where hc has been to attend
tao opening e tIg European and North
American Railway Ills e another II
III lnks tbat vill tia1 together not
mcuiy tbe United States and Canada,
bat America wtb Europe. Its now
open from Ranger b. s. johns New
Brunswick and viii bc opened next
season 70 Halifax Prom thence a road
il projected % the eastern extremity Of
Nova Scotia s. that passengers ios
Europe can 70 thus far by rail aud ma
te6ally shorten the time between the
two countries With few more
links completed the chain Of com.
munieation round the world will be 10
the best possible condition and the
Journey can b completed in less time
than il took Christopher Columbus 10
cross the Atlantic We shall soon be
almost ia bailing distance Of our aniip-
oics.
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-. rr.ltrIan 10.

4 letter fresh tbc Wcsl states that
the Gre az Peshtigo occurred 81 the
evening ofshc ,th commencing shortly
after tbc people returned fcom the eve.
ming services :. ehureh a. ou.inous
roaring sound was frst beard. then
balls III Gre like meseom fell in different
parts q tie town iguIliag whatever
they touched. The whole popglation
were thcn ssiTed niih s panic caught
ap their children and aeA e tie nscr
ard other places far safety shortly
aaer . horritie tornado cnvAopea
everything "a FIRE smoke. boa Sand and
ciaden Those who had not ttea
reached tae riser Weae su6oeasel and
burned before ihcy eoall a1ssncs
many steps
The starm was fame borne by .
harricana ae mrsa'e8 nv electrical
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psskf i7lcal das}et iataes.r.
g 5sael scl tte earth Il
laaHa ls tt5e ssl3-
hms5 $40 HSat
About teaIaa mta8
t I a.I SAVED
A barge k 0iasc IS SIN.
p E,Ft thems,g ana
@ aae aaay veiune
tI hss5 kp 6m roasting
Several uste dFursl 81 cattle 8re.6r
de nalasa tnp the@ Gown
IHn tau uf from he 1aiwst
aal pas alaatteu nda wide p
me efgy gsUE e ac haiahEs
aaI duie jefa G with Gre The
editor ST the A,oaomnee Ha states
that over fifteen hundred mon women
saI children wcn humcl 70 death ia
Gle tack ofthetansau Zoo Wisconsin,
Alt roots, crops ad provisions wcn
destroyed .g seven counties 81 NHc1H.
$50 aul tuaehoattha western portion
cf Michigan
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Ne base ae sffaE v'ifi
as hseN Ii f
Is mas VS. ca mr that larr and
she m uhs uaiit
tIa 3 Jaase is hf e 9.
pstsIle IS advance The fn :
weekly aiaytwa aglamu pager 40.
voted l. tbe agricultural Interest q ihe
state AID ablg edited AZ ats and
rsi aastff vi.I uiera favor arga us
Is getting up glets a caeh iaen
We base aisa made arrangements
with ibo pallnaers ~ Rome
ihe Iea auHy paper s. she trtel
states e furnish ihat psrsr and rho
a40 Hutre 81 f5ar DOLLAR
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Up 20 Monday evening last, The follow
Ing insurance companies had supcnded
business on account Of losses by the Chic-
ago fire:
Atlantic Of Providence, Il. |.
American Of Providence, II. /,
As;or Of New York city
Etna Of New York city.
Albany city d Albany
American Central Of 81, Louis.
Bcekman Of New York city.
Buiialo city Of Budalo
Buffalo 4 aud " Of Buffalo,
Commonwealth Of New York.
Commerce of Albany, ~. Y.
Charter Oab Of Hartford, Conn.
Cleveland Ius. Co. Of Cleavland, O.
Excelsior 81 New York city.
Fulton OF New York j,y.
Hope Of Providence. Z !.
Hide and Leather of Boston.
Irving Of New York ciiy
Independent Of Boston
Lancaster lus. Co., Penn
Market II New York cily
Manhattan Of New York altg
Merchants q Hartford, Conn
New Amsterdam 81 New YORK.
NcN England I aHl NJ 81 Boston,
Norwich Ina Co., of Norwich Conn
Occidental 81 >aa Francisco
PROV Washington of Providence x /.
Putnam q Hartford, Conn
Roger wllIaws 81 Providence Il. /.
seenfi,y 81 Ncw York ei,t
Western 0f Bunao, n u.
Washington e New York city.
Tie New YORK Ea.e,qigy .ideesfssel
OF Friday estimates tte total LOSSES az The
Insurance companies 81 n.e Chicago Gre
ii e37.sW0q The Washington ire ia.
surance romrauy 81 New Yofk has sas.
pca1ed ard George Z Suaerlte has been
pfsluted receiver HearY + Freeman
has l,een apf9inied receiver 0fthe Market
Gre iaHraB.a compaBy, ani John G..
Coeks 81 tie Atlantic Insurance company
81 flrookiYa Tba Pac'h -uFln { CEN
pany 81 sao lfsueisao bias resumed busl.
nfss. wfth apiial in
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MARTIAL Law ~ sotrn CAROLINA.

MARTHA LAW ~ sotTH CAROLINA.
Owing 70 the frequency Of ku klux
outragcs IN several counties Of South
Carolina tie President deemed il ncces.
sary 70 proclaim martial law in those
counties Many arrests have been
made Il il reported that there has
been q collision between the soldiers
ald Ku Rm Tie Heald's CORES.
poudcutsclegrapls from Columbia, S
G., as follows There has been
nothing definite received here
a. "a the reported conflict
between tic citizens and the United
States troops a. Broad River. Parties
claiming T. he IL Official confidence as,
scrt that the citizens q ku kluy met
with d rcpulsc though tAcy were armed
with Winchester rifles Tie military
however deemed il necessary 70 send
for fcinforcements, which would war.
rant tie belief that thcy met De.
termined resistance - the part Of tho
alleged Ia kiux. Accounts continue to
state that the fcigu % terror increases
ia Spauanbnrs Union AMI York conp.
ties. and thai Tie populace arc
thoroughly demofalized Whole iami-
lies are huuedly dying from the safe,
and women apl children arc So far the
greatest sufferers by tie proclamation
a. martial law The arrests ofci,izens
s,iil continue untii now nearly every
prominent nah % The iusarcctionary
counties Is imprisoned aud guarded by
,hc military The cavalry i ehicay
used h masking raids and arrests
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nArrERs trAm.

Tho jury IN Hawkins case, who has
Lecn 30 tnal ~ alulay, came ii Sat
utday right witi sealed verdict,
which on being opened Monday nom.
ing was found 70 be guilty The court
room was crowded and the announce
mont created much excitement The
council for the people moved that the
defendant be taken into custody which
motion was stoutly resisted by the de-
PENDANTS attorneys The prosecution.
however, were firm IN their demand
that the case should take the ordinary
course, and the United States Marshal
was accordingly directed to hold
Hawkins As a prisoner Time was az
lowed to prepare motion for a new
iual and arrest Of Judgment The pen-
atty prescribed by the Utah statute for
tbo crime u adultery Is Imprisonment
loruot oycf twenty years. nor less than
three years. o. d enc " not over one
thousand dollars, cir both fno and i'm
prisonmcui az the discretion Of the
Court. This Il test casc, and sir.
tually places all polygamists at the
mcrey At toe FIRST wife, who under the
act is the only party who can institute
proceedings against the husband
Numerous arrests have been made
and II this ease t successfully prose-
cuted to the end i must virtually put
an end 70 polygamy IN Utah
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A STRANGE CASE.

The st. Albans Messenger says: Dir.
Goldsmith Of Rutland, one OF Vcrmont's
noted physicians, related as witness
here the other day, an incident occurring
during Bis army experience which has
never appeared il print before. llustra-
ting the power Of ehooroiorm as SOL
vent Of feigned contraction OF the limbs,
lie said ana We win use his own lam
guage
While IN Jefferson Hospital there
came atnan who had run the gauntlet Of
several hospitals, having been discharged
On the ground Of contraction Of his arm,
which was bent up so that the hand near
n touched The shoulder OF breast. Il was
50 rigidly aud firmly fixed that could
not vita any strength (and the Doctor
i a heavy weight which seemed to mo
not 10 H,E The breaking Of his arm
-traighlen t. ! directed the nurses to
watch him By night, and 20 to his bed
side and seize bis arm and suddenly try
to straighton Il. They uniformly report
90 that they were unable to accomplish
the desired result. lie was then allowed
TO pass out and visit all the rum shops at
will, in the hope that under The influence
Of alcoholic stimuant the case might be
solved, but il found no such solution. /
then put him under the influence Of chic
reform aud as soon as the chloroform be-
gan 10 act his arm was straight
ened out, aud tied board on the back
Of II and when be awoke and looked at
bls arm De said, Well Dr. | suppose
will have 20 return TO ms rcgimQm2 /
replied, that's last where Won will have to
go, my friend. lie went.
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n BANKRtpTCY

ia th Dsruet GoBa sf sAe Eaiisa Blatss fef
th bsurf. ~ ftusaHl
III ho a.aft 4 Way Esgiestoa naskfapis.
- EsakfupteY
b #sH Is ntfes5 sifeb tAat pEiifsaH bks bsea
aHd Ia easd tff pg HsafY z way +H8 Tfg
Man q fERiest4a iAtHtdasi.y SAD eo-partAeFr
aAAes tAt Hsme q way tg9&ttgg. " Atu,
saester % ssia b4siret. a - declared taHkfapts
elAss tie AeE ~ IoHggsss ~ 8afs. E 1851, igf
= tiseAAfse sad cefgtnesif fhffsyf ffsm 81 tiseif
Individual s9d cfpAftaefshiP a6bia tna Dllsfr
cIkims Ff5Yshte ua1rf SAID hri, SD thar she 9ia
aay ~ kossHsbfF lsii - % 0elaeka u4 before
slgnsa f8 lbt heniug u the ssn.e. sAsn kHd
SHORE 81 creditors HAq bare pr5FeQ tae4f debts
Ab& other p-Eslus iA lBt6fe#f Sass atseaA knd
FsDs csase 4 aaY tueg ssfe, stY ths Ffs4sf
o. 81 j pea lgaers skD4Id aat Z gfEaisa
Dsted 81 Eaflnxiya. ~ tie - dsg " October
1911. y. y. eAALLi. eisfs
81 aa3f
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lOMMLss I0NEn., NOIlrE-

fc tHo r43sWtusfe being appointed hY the
H. lh8 PfaJsic G3uf sar tie HafHei ~ Aaa
esr tef ugHass'aefa % receive. sxaa3ae Aui
sdigss % gs eua demands If Fefe ~
aEs sai fbH E.tafe So
.h aA8gtf ials 81 psrg
IH saia DWf4et dteatsfa afa tise al eisiWs 4Hd
aeAaH8s e&hibHt3 oase thereto ami slt
Hoatas inaM i.t Ed ItF " ftauat ifli belnk
t4asHd - sI8 a4au l4I iGai gafpgsH, ~ ~.
therefore hestbs Rf8d B .ilaF. itst Wf aili attsad
- iha ba.8aoss n a4r appolatfieHi st the dgals
ia haHsa u ss5d ssa3eI % sstt Peru On the
aHdxB ~ ap. Ia32 haH 0ae aAti i0ur 0.oioea,
81 al Is ptfa ii4s 81 day u October, A. D.,
i5}
HEkftnB&fG1 EiDEh, p.,,,.
2.1e43t HARVEY STONE
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222 25t iGNn , hoRroS, Assignee
GOMMIsIgNEE-s NOIIoE.

1 VII MtDlt3F III p M Il &CEt.
81 tbs vHbscubers bsiHg appointed ~ ~
Hon tbe Probate Gaart iuf tigg District If MaHs
chester Con misei8a - So ree,ife, eKsmias and
adjust lhH r.HiHa sod demauts 20 al pefsGhn
asalH-t the Estate Ht
5a0es Alien isl0 II HiHlau
rs tG9 Di.tUs{ decreased aH8 sis8 Oh Claims ana
demands exhibited % enat thereto and ak
mout4s from the I'D day af Uet9tet 1871 being
ai'owsd 81 said Conl! ~ Cd pHip0sc, 80 DE-,
.hrrn19rt b. tsh} EFa nauaa, tb&i We vii atiend
ttie Dusnss- u or appointment ~ II Mm.
esdr HAl Be- raid Wiahai "a ihe 3 Day ~
aiJeH Isi2 from one uuli. .aal pe.oek 3. ~, on
sad ia1
N4ted q WlahaIi ih,s iiu lhy II 0ctobar A.
~ ls7
GEFt TAYLOR 49,.
l4ivz8Y q e. WIEELEh 'o'
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-10-26

~ ibe pi-triat caHr oftha niiod States foi
the District ~ vermont
IN the matter q Louis Blanchard Bankrupt
In BaHktuptcy
AoHco i hereby given that shall sell to he
blGhoet biodet, ua tuc 18th duy ~ October A y
ltI, At ten o'ci0 9. m., az pnble auction ~ tha
store Of houyu& Wtlets, iutbe dHago ~ BEN
nagipu Faia District a'i TIE personal property
hauhTapt, az a'gTpsald, except sufh Sc u ~ law
exempt, conyis'lug q hardware, harness trim
m8utE rarie e harnesp, hslttfs thd tools f4r tssa
ma ufaetuFa AZ harness
bsted AZ bennington II taf District, thta IAh
itv ~ October, 1874
222 23k iiEAIY y MOTION, As.lgpre
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NEW Uooml NeW GOODS 4
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4uRspAY ocroafn @
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| lN5ai UNION fas atm laaue leuia
a tA.s dos dissolved bg nHgua eousaat
Ns haz.E sui ths Uym VII tr carried aU Is
J 0nE i#ttfi 4 f3bcs thry rttol,u. ID
t'e.iH anil Pafias sA deht- 70 auug 4 ptaio
faci0.A ialt Nf net 14th, istl 2nRiIlk
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/ .'#N@ AHIGiiF et,A EaiFev sew.
ttN A5astaa NJ
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w a SEES
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SuspENoRu.

Up 10 Monday evening last, The follow
Ing Insurance. companies bad supended
business on account Of losses by the Chic
ago FIRE:
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EARMToI -

fes Fs' 5s5la aftais ~ fafm &c l3a
ac.as fth eau4 asa saJse bans anJ sted
AMI gal4 ! WHt3r hu8 lls location - verr
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Whit, trimmings, EBAinea Cotton Ed6c. cic,
Velvet luuaans,
Lace Collars, very handsome,
Linen CallaF4, kitg' VARIETY
Nagy FIau kaMsaala,
Wbto l.uvu beGatiui qmUy.
Napkins. Towels, damaak and others,
Hank Itbieta Hair Goth.
Grim lius G0iSet-, cheap.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-13
financial.

F-s CLINTON FIRE INSURANCE C0NPAST,(
OFFICE No 1856 BROADWAY, NEwY0AE jane q, l6l ,
AT THE ANNUAL ELECTION held 1HlS
n DAY be following named gentlemen elected GeetoTs;
EFFINGHAM TOW.SEND ISRAEL CORsE, -
CUAS n SWORDS JACOB VAN WAGEEEN,
ID HENRY II VAIGHT JOHN r. WILLIS.
AMOS p FVO PRESTON II HODGES
IluE " AT>Oy WALTER BARNES,
SAMUEL WlLLEfS. HENkl CoftlS.
Don ALONZO CUSIMAN, JOhN d. DhdtIhN,
TEiaI I SAITH CHARLES II. lSIIAM,
SyI VFsTFg l. n WARD. WILLIAM PALES,
JOHN SCOTT BOYD, JAMES b. AMES,
FGBRPT A. CLARK.
Al subsequent meeting OF the Boad JAMES B AE was unaa
uoor.iv res.eated President JOHN BARRY. Secretary
ILLINOIS INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
4 TEN PER CENT REGISTERED
TOWN AND COUNTY EONDS,
PAYABLE BY THE STATE TRkAsCREP. -.
TEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS WITH WIDE
MARGINS
JACOB II. SHEPHERD &c CO.,
BANKERS,
NO 24 PINE.ST., NETWORK.
DIR HANDBOOK OF ILLINOIS SECURITIES"
SENT FREE.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-13

OFFICE EoRTHERS PACIFIC RAILROAD Co,
~ BROADWAY, NEvloRK June /, 1871.
vTNUF Transfer Books for the transfer of Reg
stored Bonds will closed WEDNESDAY June a. aud
opened on SATURDAY, July l.
Interest on Registered viii be made by mailing from
this once the address Of each bOndhoer Of
record closing OF the books check TO bis her order for d
dend due free OF tax, and payable in god coin.
COUPONS will be paid presentation and after that date
the Ohce ofJsy Cooke q Co.. New-iork. . -