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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08

DIG BABY.-We are informed by n
friend that Mr.. and Mrs. Logan, liv-
ing in the southeast part OF Knoxville
Tp., have fine, healthy baby that is
now only six months old and weighs
thirty-six pounds This Is about twice
the common weight. we believe. Can
anybody do better IN This lir97
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08

AccIpEyT.-We learn that little
daughter of w. J. Willard, Esq, AS
SCISSOR of this Tp., had her collar-bone
broken by an accidental fall on the
Ice one day last week.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08

CLOSED. The protracted Meeting
.of the NJ. f.. Church in this place,
which has been in continuance fof
some time, closed last week, having
resulted in % accessions to the Church,
mostly Of adults.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08

THE EXHIBITIONS given at Column
bia ON Wednesday and Thursday
evenings Of last week, for the purpose
of aiding to pay the. debt on the Hall,
were decidedly successful, as we are
informed. Glad of that.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08

GEN. WRIGHT, Iowa's worthy Sec'y
Of State, will please accept our thanks
for several valuable statistical tables,
including one of all periodicals in
Iowa. by the way, wo notice that he
has accidentally omitted the Miner,
Of Marysville, this County, from tho
list. BRO. Ely ought to mail him u
cnnV
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08

DIR. G. G.. SHINNICK, of Clay Tp., is
vaccinating great many persons, and
using only virus which he personally
knows to be genuine and pure. DIR. c.
has resided in Clay Township for two
years, and already has an enviable
practice. Persons who have not been
vaccinatcd should delay 10 longer.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08
COMPARISON rs M

Of my Pumps and Prices WIN me- s.Y ] s.s
Prices about one half Of a. .' a., s.,4f
charged, 3 saving OF ,uy si r.
more to the purchase
An illustrated Prics ling as
with full Instructions 'or III spfsI
ing Pumps, will be given y
~rbo.e wishing the chlV r. ~
PUMP, by Temple 4 s ssa,e ssn''
brand, can be supplied a. ]
v1ILIba EAD'1
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08
WASHING.

/ manufactured the first rocking
chair and wash-board ever seen In
this part of the country. The natives
were unable to understand the use Of
such articles. The women do all their
washing by rubbing, the clothes be-
tween their hands. The tub is tall
enough to permit the washers to stand
erect at their work; and half-dozen
of them will get around one tub and
splitter away like flock of ducks in
a mud-puddle.
THE WEATHER.
am perfectly astonishcd at the fine
weather we are having here. It is
the next thing to that of California.
There is but little snow left of the
drifts that were made during the
three-weeks storm We had in the early
part of December. The sun has a
great deal of power, though it is so
far south that at noon it does not ap-
pear to be more than an hour high;
and there is very little freezing OF
nights.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08

BUSINESS CHAEGE.-Mr. II. G. Cur
It's, Of Pella, has retired from the Law
firm of Stone, Ayres & Curtis, the
firm remaining now Stone d Ayres.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08

NEW HOUSES. ---R. II. Underhill,
Esd, is finishing off three houses in
Northwest Knoxville, for rent.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08

PUBLIC SALE.-Mr. Y. A. King will
have public sale of stock, grain, &C.,
at his residence in Franklin Tp., on
Friday, 10th inst. See posters.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08

Mr.. RAMsAY's Advertisement APP
pears again this week, and speaks for
itself. Call on Mr.. Ramsay ut Pella,
near RAILROAD Depot.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08

PIANo.-Count another Piano for
Knoxville. DR.. Cornell has just pur-
chased and received a fine new one.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08

DIED, at her husbands residence,
in Knoxville, on the 5th inst, MRS.
BEATTY, wife of NJ. NJ. BEATTY; Of
pneumonia: at the age of % years.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08

No SMALL-POX.-Last weeks Bldde
says there Is no more smallpox in
pclla
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08

Road Scrapers, Cane Mills, slsa
&C., from tho same Finn
The celebrated Wilde StalkCu,e,
piou Tanning Mills, VsnD.vr, i
and Star Corn Planters, the uarv,,,
Hawk Iron Beam Cultivator. III. y,
Iron-Beam Cultivator, Union, MI
Rein deer Wooden Beam Cultiya,sJ
bined Walking and Riding esa,.,|
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08
Terms for 1872.

mAxpEK's AGAZINB, One Year ....$4
HtRPER'2 WEEKLY One Mar : 10
HARPER'S BAZAAR, One Yrar aOo
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-02-08

A Superior Article, manui.c,u. i,
Price & Co., and Warranted !,
up Five Thousand Pound,
, 1872-04-03

TTlHIS Society, which confines its bust
a ness exclusively to assuring the lives
Of persons resident III the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no other AS
surance Company, %Iabouring in the sans
field, can offer. Its scale of Premiums,
although considerably lower than that Of
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate to provide for the
risk of life in the West Indies, and sufi-
cient to create large SURPRISES, out Of
which Reversionary Bonuses, averaging
q per cent per annum upon the amount
assured have been distributed among the
Members of the Society.
It's career, during a period of 80 years
has clearly demonstrated the fact that the
lives of persons residing in this part of the
world, are, when carefully selected, almost
as valuable as those inhabiting Europe,
and that they do not demand such exces
siye Premiums as are charged by every
other Company.
The following abridged Table shows the
Premiums required to assure 500, for the
whole term, upon Z single life =
, 1872-04-03
(From tile 81. THOmo IFdende, eth March,
"LoNDoN, March 6-Noon.

"LONDON, March 6-NOOn.
The celebrated Tichborne property claim
law suit case, which has been on trial for
such d heightened period in the Court Of
Common Pleas in this city, was brought to
a sudden and most unexpected termination
this morning.
Upon the opening of the Court the coun-
sci for the claimant to the Tichborne estate
announced that the client had decided, in
view Of the action of the Jury on Monday
in saying "they had heard sufficient evil
dence whereon to base a verdic5''-to with
draw his cause before the Court.
After this announcement of the counsel
for the plaintiff the counsel for the defence
asked Lord Chief Justice Bovill to issue a
warrant for the arrest of the claimant on
the charge Of perjury, and to fix his bail
at 100000 sterling.
The motion was granted and a bench
warrant issued for his arrest.
The claimant (Orton-Tichborne) was
not present at the opening Of the Court
this morning, and it is just now believed
he has fled from the city.
Evening.
The claimant to the Tichborne estate did
not, as was at first supposed this morning,
leave London Immediately upon his deci-
sion to withdraw his cause,
Shortly after the issuance of the war
rant for his arrest by the Lord Chief JUS
tice Bovill he was taken into custody by
the police and conveyed to jail in New
gate".
, 1872-04-03
HAVANA KILOGRAMS.
18th May.

lGGu May
There has been a meeting of Unionists
and Sagastaists, which is said to be the
true representation of the revolution Of
September, Of which King Amadeo is the
embodiment. There was much enthusi-
asm. Serano said that he had sworn on
the corps of Prim to save the dynasty.
He hoped that the Radicals would aban-
don the opposition The coalition mem
bers had only one candidate in each dis
trict.
18th March.
The Spanish Government believes that
the new coalition will give a hundred de-
puties to the Cortes.
goth March.
La Correspondence says that Espartero
refuses q candidature for the Cortes, be-
cause he wishes to abandon politics on ac-
count of his advanced age He advises the
Liberals to unite. Gladstone said In Par
lament that he would reply to the note of
M Fish, manifesting a desire to comply
with the treaty, provided that it be COM
patible with the honour of the nation.
, 1872-04-03
ST. THOMAS STATION, March %.

ST. THOMAS STATION, March %.
Cambridge has won University Boat
Race.
The English and Spanish Ambassadors
threaten that if duties are enforced by
France in c~ontrayention Of treaties they
will both make forced reprisaIs.
The widow Of Earl Mayo is to be pen
stoned.
Juarez has defeated the reyolutionists.
Earl GranyiIle's reply to America is
said to have created great dlsscntion in the
British Cabinet.
The Emperor Of Russia is i'll.
Pacific Mail Stock 62.-Uid 80.
, 1872-04-03
BARBADOS
Mutual Life Assurance Society

ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT 1851.
, 1872-04-03

Assurances of every description on SIN
gle lives are granted by the Society for
any sun from 500 Dollars to 10000 Doll
lars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Half
yearly, Or Yearly, at the option of ths
Assured.
Assures wishing to discontinue the pay
ment of their Premiums, may either dis
pose Of their Policies to the Society upon
equitable terms, or obtain a free Policy
for a reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members IN the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months after salts
factory proof of such death has been re-
ceived by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the position of
the Society are made quinquennially, and
the surplus then existing is allotted to the
Members, after a sufficient sum has been
set aside for the purposes of the Reserve
Fund. The next investigation and D wi
sion of Profits, will take place at the 31st
December, 1875.
The Society has Agencies in nearly 81!
of the British West India Islands.
Actuary-ALEXR. S. BURNETT.
Secretary-HENRY CRUMPTON.
, 1872-04-03

CHIEF OFFICE:
Nc. 20, HIGH STREET, BRIDGETowN, BARBADo
, 1872-04-03
MEDICAL EXAMINERS /:

DR.. van. BRETON. Dr.. HANSEN.
Forms of Proposal, Prospectuses, and
every information may be obtained from
2. B, GRIFEITH, Agent,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16
RECFIPrs OF PRODuCE

R0iirood&
IAs pkgS SSH ba Broom Cora ls hale, Cotton, Al
Fruit 5 hh Rgy 1913 IBIS Flour Il $50 bush Wheat,
D Cora l9 hush. OA lOj bush Malt 900 bush
lth bbA Beans,
5B hb Corn Meal ~ Coru Meal Is bales Hops 30
Hides 3 bales HIDES 80 sdes Leather o9 bills o. hoasse
Oh Cake 80 pkg Pork SIG pkgs Bect is
pkg. Mea % pE Grease l5 Lard IA pkgs seArn
e6ss lhS tleee o. pigs Iaiov 3 Dressed
Hogs 20 bags Pcrus boxes L. tsbAoo s79 bbis "hAy 81
ose Wool. OIL
Receipts SATURDAY Dec Il embrace
o1 bb Fouf rs bills WHISKY 87 hb Corn hes 1888 bags
Whest bush Corr lo41a bush Oats
as Malt % t5 bu Barley $50 bags Grass
Ashes 359 pkg boei go pigs
pigs BIB pNgs Lsd 25l3 keys Lard LIZ
page OF ale. bg2 ukgA Tallos 80 pigs. steHrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16

quality quotations ~ i3 81 Is for Christ,
la IS sos Tor Choice % %
0ss Oo for Medium 50 81 IS for Butchers
81 50 Inferior S30St for Northern PED TeKans
STA 81 for through dreveS
selling quite freely p.cie and shippers prices shade
t29t3o egsln IN quota
tons & - 20 FOR Common; 81 secs % for doo 10
Choice, aud 50 9of - for Erfra assorted iotA
Ia better demand AMI prices 81 sS0s5 80 of Con-
mo 10 Extra lots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

LoSDos Ali Cons0s oreued sll6sli for
s Aacsn Securities Nothing doing and Puees
FveVenv bonds 1905 Oh 81 l5b1s
Fortes S9t kde Rsivay shares %
4-a-m .--2e 54L nc.
LvHHPo0t opened and steady, Md
tag Upands. 1914. Middlng Orleans l0td
LONDON. Dec Ill D. m--Bne Railway SHARES, CT.
LvEEPoot 4-i oiosed ard steady The
been y ooo bales including 3O0o for speculation
sud
LosDo. Dec Is-Io p m.-coasos and American Securities
closed anchangod
LvsarooL Dee l4-l.so u.-Tslo- 81 Pcrt Reansd Psro
lsuu NJ, 4tl ? gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16

81 er, butter q hard 70 move sod The late
.
Ter sappas. rs elpst eBrey ss fosa STATE
cutter ay Beng uscporsssy higher the leading ssrkss Of the
Wsss ,ssS IL Ss-.Yorf. quote:
Fess OfFa northern Welsh sne Fall
et etste batter Firkn dsir d35
PAR % 91e Welsh daies
soar rsnod ehsssy Gsry State Buffers hr TO GOOD 5
Co Creamery ws.ssrn creamery ar CARY
20 500 Western good ysOw..... l5als
southsrs- fns Fall Western. cosnon. 9oiz
~ tnhs 8 Butser. 6a
CSsssz-Csble ss, 6oh m receipts for the s.. 90 bEsi
sail aud deeiningi he Top prices arr e ons
N useful Cheese be bought a. e
Nhroah present The stsescsDs arr beginning % soN t
hat eese 70 the ooss navigation " get Tsaes
Issswsss Fsnsy P.eOry ass Private
Ii :.s good 70 prime ala obj ga Fss.o 1 ssa P,,. '
Pair Toe 02i Diaries earY made. 0
lSkmmci Chsese..... a q
s. s., q Lined Es Al t5dssc bslers holiday Tade
We quoaS I:
p@, nsrts9laS Western Fr'isht...... ran
weern ~ limed....... ..-..ss9S
PRTROLRU bah further weakened sympathy with
define he Cret bat The ogs Wer moderate Aad hue stn
The DULL 81 qoted 81 50 Lower - 20
OF City Resuc se firmly bat without demand
Case Ou quod sfNile In Philadelphia there were no
ana lie aOEnal g0oison Tor Refined sin 20 from
sUG1RS-Th.re nor, inquiry Sugars and Prices @ an
81 fr good Roaming snd l0c M Me- " Box
ss even ma log aud A6o bags
thar oondera
se business hsd been Reane Qaesi Harris l2al2te
SEBDS-ovur ssesdy inquiry quote DC
Prime Timothy jobhfng az S30 - g.
SKNs-oss Is good daed and s'eeT sales obses Menae =
~ bales Calcutta Cspe 30 bales Macsih0. and
AuctOs, % BALE BIO Has csP 100 bales Mexican % bales
prces sees 1000 u Cen
Aecau sooo sA sod 1890 heEeAn and Texas part
ces u bales Vera Cruz Se bales BfOs SOD bales
IeIas, quofe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16
DOMESTIC MARKETS

ILs.st 4wbes' quiet sai anehEngsd the supply small
bI', sss iSSs o eSS 9s ,s s..s state S S s
s F ses s md sHcsaHrf wheat quiet but arm cioos
an a Rd q Ss = S copop 10 PAR d. 81 7s@ 90
Western Red 81 eSas IN do Amber So Corn se5ye and
a. Oats wanted Mixed ase
ss Mess Port s4Ssn s Bai1 M.ats-sSoSdefs 4iesss RS
saes ae CsI RS sides slae5e BseS9-sh0Tds5 e Rip
Western BUlser stock Choioe Rcd @GSSe Good
Des t-L.hs nDOrtsFour $500 Sbls Wheat 2s5
l,H s9S s g RI, 5T U1 O bass Corn al loo
a 0a' - 200 bush BsIsy 800 bush sys - zoo S1s os5
Waite % 75e 80 ~ Wheat steady; sales in smat lots Of
sso' sa S misbl nn co. Waite c.1sds gSs az Red
Nas, ~ ss o. Corn ssy 81 Ester. S5 Sea 40 a. e No
Teeao 'se Barley uoma. soeSe for C.n1as e. $780, for
winter w, 81 sssi 20 CaHaia 81 Is Other articles IN
Cclso Dee ltPour wbsa, bpcy.nt AID unchanged
S S9 sgSs % Rse Se eSs ssd, No Mixed
e spot 1ss J.s9s kese'e "a ~ ES' N AL . M
a. BaHsT demand and advanced No Fall 6!tc PORK
ar os . 90 '3 = - s .aasl BaI &ss GsI
sho Rio Mes pseGa Sc Green Hams strong and higher ss
qae whsLy IN r demand And higher At s
= 90 ba.n Oats 1000 ge Barley shipments
500 our bush Wheat. sOo Ouah Com, 1000 bash
Osts .OOo Rye lz.eoc busA Barley. $685..
s .s Sss No. wDer I ~ Zoe 81 Corn sss.
Re arm asa scarce a 1905 os' que. lEd ana p
z4a Pos a9 at ~ LsTs SIs s ssS i ssSs % s,
BaooOhOuasrs Dali at s. sdss ssee for deliver,
fsresu
sie ssssay 81 7oG - rs WhsEy-DsmGnd good At
' De -Pour srn and unchanged quiet and
ateasassa No Winter g No Winter Red q s.
Corn High arsd s oss quiet and unchanged Pefo
pTfSosT Dee i1-wssa. active higher Er a. No
S Sss a aos as * sSS % SO bush
LoUsrEIs. De- l1Flou quiet and armi EItrs FsTy 3
H. 40 .sss. nd o.sI sitTs@s range - GH
500 =. ne 99;s a. % s .ss y Por ~ So SuI S M I'D
arsnd; Be- Csar Rib sides poe Cer sides o Ssa
.sety Cboo, Ms uOuuHA sales reported Whisky
sssrss Dec IAFow active and baher at ss9slO Is Corn
demand and lower Shoulders a S4e Sides siSeie
81 Ma ' 81 ~ o.s dlI AID ursssisd s
s. g b. s., H sa, So 81 Fan s Ss
Flour Wheat 2Oo bush Barley Shipnons-SO0 osi
S1.sfn1Ss Dec 4COru sO FOR White Coffee in
Ssse ior Good and Ssai5Ic for Prime all cargo prices oth
usehasgd MISUNDERSTANDING liz Ss~loh sgni t~
0=s.o Dee -Fv advanced e a. F.as. bat Double Z, EI
Amber FOR White Winter go . tor DoaSis E1,r1
s so Barley DALI Canada seId at 81 ga
300 81 :. Tor GnSolssd per eTt higher shorts s2l
shpssaa az NddinSs y per s1R E@soI so az
PIEassprIA Dee G-POur seperss state % 500 IS So
.r s;Z ' ss, sss s %s as 81 So s. 10 Rs
s Cos" sTs 1 1sss 10 Oh ws s S sss S1 sSs
PssTOlss du le; Refined Sses7e Clover Seed sS9
81 LOUIS 6se it-FloaI steady wb..tsone demand for No
ss No. a1sd ~ ale al Ess 81 L0Ois on t1e
No sss Re WhsEy arI &c POrI dali "
0sHE Dry $500 49, ~ g. I.a.,. Se an ~.
R. s.ss1. See. .s. q Gait. .
Cora 900 200 bosh Barley sOOo Hogs Receipts Of Hogs
sss ~" against al 90 A'' year shipments 'A same time
ToDo IGEour IN fair d's3d and srT wasa, in fair Dc
. Gssi S1i Illinois 81 % Ne Red 81 81 81 s.
a1 Store o dT ss sassns b Sl Saa s' % sS Ss
bbiDDeet4-N01e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16
6ifambcdts auo Railroads.


SAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.
- w. NORWICH LIsK .u
FOR Boston Wor,. rrsss so.oa isos,cs L'.. las. ss
he o. nd ,iaunci resusrs
CRY o. sgw-roRK
orr OF LAgRENcE. snd
- CITY or NORWICH
fcr sad isue er connecting with Erpress tran.
Boston Hartford. and Railroads
through nels- as s for freight apply the Gsss Pier ~
SeE'YorI, jan, 1917.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ and Fsgst Depot SesYork foot Lib Goa
ia western Railroad At PnpsarE -h
the Lehh and sassshanus Division and EsoU With the L-izh
The West without Grange Of to CeH Psnasania aud
ALLEsTowS. LISE TO THR VEST.
Csmneucug Dec Q, tGT5-LsaVe New = srkas follow.
IA n--nV irsn for so@srviis .ni Flsainxtoa 49,
Pon Mahauoy City NJ Carmel Ha.oa TanIhsanosr ow,nd
wa'sr ke With h ears 70 Wliamspoft DAnVlr Connects
g. m-MoRSIss RTrrEs leTcept suuaay, Rss,Ou
Asns.S H,,sss and s ws. IS4a.s. :. SS%s5,' for
"i i0.is a a@Ea1 fr.n for sonsrrire
u u-WsT rrain for someruis
m.-Por Remington Baton Bath Allentown. Chunk
isnessr Rphssa Potis,is aa sSurg se
23l p m.-Por Rastou Bethlehem ami AlIsnOwu
400 m-Por B.ston Allentown ami Mauch Chunk Connects
Jun,tlon With Del, L.eI and West r. R
500 D m-Psr Pl,inseh.
town osdng Hsrri'5as P6arsh chicago aud cHncinnsr
600. $50, and 5:ls p m-Fer somerTille
500 and II 90 p m.-Por PAnheh -
i fS1 K n ioS fG G iS 800 100 IS sS go 49, l S
400 AIS 80 45 500 SIS $50 5;5 500 So $40. 75 7o
Tickets for The West can BE- Obtained the Office Of the Cen R,
road or EeweeI foot Of Liberty st. heHfork szd at the prime pal
'''' r E. RICKgR Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16

SrEARiS steady 80 bb 8;e quoted
tor hhdS. and 20 I;lc for
rAlbOW du and 51ru ~ 3. g8c, for Common
% falr. 0hr.ce quoiet sf &c.
WHisKi bui iuil rs bbis &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16
firantlal.

ITO all PERSONS HOLDING any of the CIR
Il CULATL0f uf the BRISTOL COMMERCIAL BANK OF BhiS
Toll R. WheresA petition presented the supreme Coar
sitting Bristol thin County Of Bristol in TIC state
Rhode lsAnd the scond MoId Of September A d. 51 by VII
liam TAYLOR Of M BRISTOL receiver u AL the evidences o. deo
goods effects krd description belonging the ~ 500
Commercial Bank praying Tor therein stated ia de rec
Of be made LIMITING the time within which The cfcul
On OF sbOnk be presenaa hm or resumption Ana
sitting Providence within ard Tor the County
Providence Monday October A. d. li The hrt
o taereof following decree
Upon petition Of William Taylor u Bristol receiver AL
the evidences Of debt goods effects and property Description
belonging the Bristol Commsrcis Bank. 0rercd auge ara
BY That the bank bills Of the crcns
Of said hasi outstanding b. presented BY holers
thereof said receiver redemption before the h ds
D. 1872 and aier and said receiver snail receive he
Indebtedness said bank before SAID last
mentioned date and not se aor which time all claims 'h sane
directed notice
publishing forthwith notice emhodng thus
March
The pbeniT Published in sad Bristol IN The
Daily Journal newspaper published Providence r.
Daily Tribune Published IN the
City Of New York
Therefore, hereby given 20 al holding OF tae
present the the undersigned Tor
d-mpOa hs Office Bristol before the a De- Of March A.
d.. WIN n AllsJh, receiver.
TURNER No COegsst Providence L. Attorney for Re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-16

bidders and several hgt
wagons aud sleighs sold al DrrttY fair prices d,
The carriage ire Of toe week was than
this The only feature beon moe saas a
tibuted temsnd than heretofore noted.
following circular which - he cent 10 al car
rage Of the Us By Carnage Bue National
Association
the Carriage Builders United te At the s. sehoss
city u which II States pressn'~d
This Convention AFTER % se days resolved st r,e per
elected OEcers and Executive CoIme
the third page Of this circular Pendas
the meeting the Executive Committee chdxrl
futherng tho objects Of the Assocaiou
By preparing Constitution and By Laws Tor hs govern,
the number s acys and honorary eaOef ni
be o. general m
by resolution Of the Association t was DECIDED
that persons engaged the msnufscturs Of carriages mar become
mail otherwise sad all other become hoe
been handed tho KHecuEe
COMMITTEES approval and accented by vote Of The Association aop
the similar with the privilege OF seats IN All an na
but deoarred from participating IN me proeeeakA
An printed documents ssued By tas ASSOCIATION % 80 ~
ber- GRIN mar represented b members The Ass
empowered the Executive Committee 70 select
each " tho states and Territories not represented le
ConvsuOn as soon Territories become repre-
by membership Copies Of ths circnsr S
vieePssdeais and they respectfully ued
Judgment best TO increase the neDoersnp
WILDER II. PRAr, Secretary OF the
Canisge Balderx' Naouzl Association so Broadway " l.
Rec York Dee IA. iJI1
TIE name, Of The officer, and Executive Committee given the
cuar we're published The IRIBuSK Of Eov ~ and o.
Imports and exports Of carriages and carnage material during Tao 'A
ending io~jar
Tnpor., Of Csrrlager Erporn Of Carrisg, MaierlaI
British Indies 49,. $3.50 British North America, 90
GaSs Tsson: 90 British Australia ijs pack
Peru 49,, s1S Export. Of
Exports Of Car-laoes Bremen, S..............:.. es
Rrporss of VsLa-ped>s British North America l63
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