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Arll.nros. Nav 2nth 1872

AEIsaros, May both 1872
M. EdHor
Many weeks since / read in your
paper an able article signed iustha
/ was at the time / read il, and ana
now a lover Of peace, and ia favor Of
the just punishment 81 those who are
is enemies
had read the evidence published
by you, as reported during the pre-
liminary examination Of the respon-
dents, FarweIl and Lawrence carefully,
and il seemed TO me chat all the state
ments made BY your correspondents
were just and reasonable Why has
there not been a reply to that commu-
nication, hts principles were incorrect
and its reasonings unsouud, why have
not those principles been shown up
and that reasoning refuted An article
so ably written as that, was calculated
TO mislead the people If wrong, and if
there was an answer TO it, why have
we not had the benefit Of it From my
recollection Of that article and the tes-
timony / am led to believe that both
the respondents and the public have
been wronged by the incarceration Of
| Farwell and Lawrence while the ag-
gressors, the parties making the attack
which induced this unfortunate aflray
are suffered to run at large. A major
iity Of the people believe and have a
right to believe that this Partially is
attributable to the fact that the States
Attorney resides in Arlington and is
controlled by local influences. II is
hoped therefore that the grand jury
about to be impanneed will not suffer
that lawless mob, by whom the respon-
dents were attacked to escape their
lmeritad punishment. FARMER.
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pin HORACE GREELEY ADVOCATE
TuE hight or SECESSION.

II having been denied by some Of the
warm admirers Of Horace Greeley, that
nc ever used the columns at the New
York Tribune to advocate the right Of
the southern States 10 secede, we have
been at some pains to look over his
record aud learn exactly what he did
say about il
IN the Daily Tribune Of NOV 9th,
1860, 81 an editorial article headed
Going 70 Go from which we pre-
sent the following extract
Ind now, ifthe Cotton states CON
slider ihe value afthe Union debateable
We maintain their perfect right to dis
russ il Nay, we hold,thc right 20 alter
of abolishforms oi government thathave
acomc oppressive OF injurious and,
Il the Cotton States shall decide that
they can do better ont of the Union
than Ia il, we insist 81 letting them ga
II peace. he right to @ecode may
b. revolutionary one. but il exists
nevertheless and We do not see how
ane party eau have right % do what
smother party has right % prevent.
We alust eycg resist the asserted night
ii aay state 10 remain IN tho Union,
sud nnllify o. defy the laws 70 with
iraw iron the Union II quite another
matter. aud whenever . considerable
section 81 our Onion shall deliberately
resolve 70 50 out ee stoh fcas aiI q.
eo4ec aeiaut 5eay,ca ~ ispRip.
The above Article bears strong in.
ieraai evidence u having becu written
~ Ha Geaa ana j. approving.
d incorporated 81 biut o. Grs3ey
4mru coaHpt Yol page 35s
Wc publish il that our readers may uu.
dcrstand the ground occupied by the
present i,leral candidate for the pTesi.
lcBey iast before the outbreak q the
great rebellion We iofbcar comment
sn tac above extract but the query
naturally arises had Horace Grocsg
tccu elected president ia 1860, instead
1t khraham lincoln, what would have
hoen the result. II the present day, q
l,c policy advocated - bin AZ that
time
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NEw nooks ANn mAeAzlNEs.

J0hn Jasper's Secret A Scqua 10
Charles Dickens unfinished novel 0f"The
Mystery Of Edwin Droodp Is IN press,
and will be published in a few DAYS by
n. b. Peterson & Brothers, Philadelphia.
1t contains Eighteen large full-pagc illus.
trative engrayngs, printed on tinted pas
per. II viii be issued complete IN large
duodecimo volume Of over four hundred
pages, bound IN cloth Price two dol
aIs,
Ati0ntic HoHthiy contains Septimus
Fellon. or, Tho Elixir Of Life: Bayard
Taylor; Red "reminiscences Of the south
west; The Launch Of the Nalkyrie; jeff
crson in the Continental Congress; James
Parton; Footprints in the Sand; Who
won the pretty widow; WhyY Diver
sions Of the Echo Club, VI; A Comedy
of Terrors, VI; Little Guincyer; The
Poet at the Breakfast Table; Simplcs and
Simplers; Recent Literature; Art; Mu-
sic; Science Politics. Oseood & Co,
Boston
G0dcB's LQdg's Book made lis appear
ance as usual this month, and though q
bachelor + not supposed to be particularly
interested ina ladies' magazine, we are
always pleased to see Godcy's, Published
at Philadelphia
Peters Musical N0ath}y for May COM
tains the usual amount Of first class mu-
sic. No other musical periodical 10 the
country equals it, Of ia fact comes any
whore near IT, J. +. Peters, New York
Foods Houscbod Hagazja. continues
70 fulfl the promises 1t made at the be-
ginning Of the year. OF the cheaper
magazines Woods certainly stands At the
head. Published at Newbarg, y. T.
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F EF af lr Ffaf
lbe paper yFi sn tnHuhe
Caaaie ii.ai heartily isl4a i.a
S l.etateal Party ara ssy i
supf 1 ihe isaAsAelrlHa uams@ce.
Tho faa eamrs oai tas wek m
fbly the frset. abile tie = Esa
ae towards FiaiclphIs hui takes
3el s,aa1
TAe above. ifm the Beap.agioa
f prra i last week the readers q
a. Iera,sl huea q be a. uumiiiga-
tea lslssAo ara use F Po also
sBow e gii u il had read the
Iaas.i and ss other exchange bot a
paper that wiIl 6lcb tem after item q
lad new. word Or word a. i, appear.
- Is oaf columns two weeks before and
apfg every other paper IL the vicinity
Sad Published them, cannot BE- expect.
- t. know how it, neighbors stand
politically As regards the Troy Times
il Is not IN our list IF exchanges and
thcy simply Published what they did
81, know bui supposed % b. true from
ahai thcy hA1 previously seen ID tho
fFe Fft
Whom Greeley first refused to sign
the cali for the regular Republican Con
soaiiou aad did sign the eall iar the
one q Cincinnati We denounced the
movement Ia the strongest terms a.
uneAllcd cor and likely 70 prove detri-
mental no only 70 the best interests Of
tho party but tho country, and when
Greeley was nominated we declared
our intention 70 stick BY the regular
nominee, aud az between the two men
Grant and Greeley we should prefer
the former We DO not think il Beces.
sary to poke fun at Greeley, though
perhaps a joke now and then would do
no harm, but il really is no Joking mat
Ter, bat one 81 the deepest interest to
the country II Greeley is elected at
az il will be done in great measure,
ly the votes Of those at the south who
were lately 10 arms against our gov
crameat and their sympathizers at The
north They vote for him partly be-
cause they hate Grant, and they have
reason 70 If anybody has, partly be-
cause Greeley has shown, on different
occasions, signs Of tenderness towards
them, but chiefly because they think il
he is elected they can ride him and
make him DO as they choose
Now wee have a great deal o. sympa'
thy for repcaiaai rebels and would be
perfectly willing 20 give them all the
rights that we ourselves enjoy, but We
know that there is not yet that
thorough repentance at the south that
will Justify their being allowed TO have
the control Of the government, or TO
have a man at the bead whom they OK
pect OF would try 70 control Perhaps
they are mistaken IL their estimate Of
Greeley aud they might not be able To
use him as they expect but if any IN.
plcasantncss should result there are
other men we would sooner trust than
Mr. Greeley
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oau shaI eFll degratl iram their fasly
essned Ame ~ De fall reward n fhclT
psu8nilsu
Tsa@ We are oFloal So 81 latheI
zraals Il aad, o railroads % 0tber cor.
p9raiiaus. TIE publie domain should te
SOD acrtd 30 aefual seit6fs
E4csft We hol3 ibsl d o. iho duiy
81 Use Government u it intercourse
y lh loutzu Hsiious g. ealtFaie lbs
friendship 81 peace by treating wish all op
fair and equal terms, lpsaraing u alike
dl.honofahle either ia demand what E
not right Dc % submit 90 what e wrong.
Tict1fh F0g TIE promotion and sue
cess 81 these vital principles and tie sup.
p9u 81 TIE candidates nominated hf this
Convention, We invite aud cordially wei
come tie cooperation of 81 patriotic cts
zcus, without regard g previous ailll-
atious.
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BE GRAFTON y asserting h mdefR
3aace. "a reply ta N A hs
spcakaih maeh Il and ahcw
csb g. swa use ativeiy aid positively
T8eI5ou femsfkeih on sic faaancs. 81
some gentlemen forms aa3 ecU
monies express "a rs dislike thcreaf
and witlial oaeia3eth bis GRAFTON Is
declaring hts oIntaa io al5lc Will
ihc sergeant Il arms wiilc ~ bon
should wait 81 the rrc dcm
tssua asu m
Esptus
ne zeeas atlg uayt aa
AH4fs taa ga
tm ragsta Hai taa hsmatai
Hlaf a. e a eiE
Eg4t Eal5s sla5b l8b.a tss
&c lse IL lsal i1caaE
Hrau. tua. tea5an. ftsIum,
snuAm spaHgm sqaao,
las aR drrr mafy Na hesd aui
Nuod} b.Hts
sag Lsoaalet nobody bHa a
Tho Yankee eflu l61e slaae saek.
Atbomt afill ihem dsiB
There's uat nss. 81 En- tHtf class.
nB' Knows mr H3 hrAe
B5mw 70
Those tatry spunj ~ aueiUut t.HaB
Ii rcdasus aii tbg spuaehag
POUNDS. Sit. my veins, csniaia S. eodd
Al thaus. uh5 hspged Gle aitchas
1urHu glt
Ills true my gtania@ never smIAld
And it5td ailh ihe Protector,
N0fdid she sf tHo beor ghlea worked
While FOLKS wtf5 e8lt & ltente
iinfum stt
Aiy dam su was haAoui lass
Her mills Was Ijeh Aul good. stE4
30 cow thats iel gu Clover grass
Can baa-t 81 pHier blood "
HoHW tg.
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summER REsonr ITEMS.


The Mansion House Northampton,
Mass, only short distance from Mt.
Tom and Mt lIolyokc will open June
LIST.
We publish the card Of the Montyerte
House, Middletown Springs, in another
column. This is fine, large new hotel,
and under the charge of Mr.. Rickcords it
will be one of the best places for pleasure
seekers our State affords.
The Franklin House and Cottages al
IIighgate Springs VT, viii open June
LIST. The house is situated amid beauti-
ful shade trees on the edge OF spacious
grove and near the shores Of Missisquoi
Bay-a part of Lake Champlainlt is the
intention Of tho proprietora to make the
place one Of the most attractive oflhc
summer resorts of the north, and we have
no doubt they will do it,
Coles Central Hotel is the new name
of the well known lngraham House at
Chester IL has been recently refttcd
and improved and is now the largest and
most modern hotel in the town. The
proprietor Mr. Geo II. Cole aims TO
make the house first class hotel and a
pleasant resort for summer guests.
The new Rockwell House at Glens
Falls is now open COR the reception of
guests. II is four stories high, surmount-
ed by Mansard roof and contains one
hundred rooms. The reputation of the
proprietors, the Rockwell Bros, is a
sufficient guarantee that the house will be
well kept, and that the public willreceive
every comfort and attention possible,
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cor. MArTHEM LYON.

&
This gentleman figured extensively
in this State, about the time Of the re-
volution, and was for a time a resident
of Arlington. He married his wife the,
daughter Of Gov. Chittenden, here, and
some Of his family are buried in the
Church yard in our village. His name
was also conspicuous afterwards both
in our State and National History as a
representative from Vermont and
Kentucky in the Congress Of the Uni
ted States. He was an freshman by
birth and somewhat rough and uncouth
in manner but true. unhinehins pat
riot, and a deadly foe to everything
that savored of royalty or aristocracy.
Having a local interest in him, | have
taken from a Philadelphia paper
of May 1898, which has lately been
unearthed here, a letter to its editor,
John Fenno, a man of note, also, in
those days as an editor, accompanying
burlesque address from the Hon.
Matthew Lyon Of Vermont, who
at the time was under arrest, for an as
sault with pair Of tongs, made in the
House of Representatives, upon Mr.
Griswold, member from Connecticut,
at which time an unsuccessful attempt
was being made to expel him from
Congress ] enclose the same for pub
LEGATION thinking it might be Of inter
est to your readers. n.
Arlington, VT, May A, 1872.
From the Philadelphia Daily Adgegiso, Thurs-
day evening May 81 l7as.l
CITIZEN FeRao;
The prowess Of the American Lion
lyon is preserved in deathlcss song,
is eloquence less deserving ofapplause?
The sweet breath Of the tuneful choir
shah render it also immortal
Emulous Of paying tribute to civic
merit, the Revolutionary Tribunal Of
Parnassus has dcereed, that the cele-
brated orations Of this far famed Demo-
crat, which have been lately roared and
encored throughout the continent,
shall be rendered into the language Of
the MUSES..
Considerable progress has already
been made in this work, the patronage
Of our worthy co-patriots must deter
mine the time Gifts completion.
That paragon, his apologetic Grafton
pronounced soon after the celebrated
battle, on account Of its extreme length
rs reserved for noblor destiny, Il
forms the Y book Of the Leonard al
Epic poem, second in merit 70 the
Had alone, and which the learned
world many soon expect 20 receive
from the hands Of the great scriblcr.
ius
Thusit is citizen, that Republicans
reward civic merit, how much more IN
estimable than stars and garters the
gewgaws. with which our ancient ~,
rants adorned their slaves
Come then, Citizen Fenno and with
the fraternal embrace. the dear pledge
of our affection, receive this peerless
document Of genius, impress il on that
page ever dear 70 Frcemen and terrible
70 tyrants In doing this, you win
deserve well Of the Republic, your
name shall be inserted il the Bulletin
q Parnassus. where nothing indz
place unworthy Of honorable mention
Health and Fraternity,
Aoy0.ToNg Pas
oEATI0N
Argument .-Tkg tcn commenepfh
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III. < DYER
bEHG2
PORTABLE ENGINES,
PE1n ~ 3 HoEsE iyuEa ron NtEBLE crTrEGs
nfkEfeks h9rkhl frnSs sah raAsKIlKs
H0ILYs AAD OTHER ROTARY prNTs
far Quarry aai N.a work. ai.5
CAST ASb WEgyGHT 1905 npE
All sizes ~ Water. sean and Gas al tinas q
Fittings Fixtures, Steam and Water GusRee.
steam Whistles, Globe Fllres. steGm GyaFc
aud Fel gaaAs, 80
hrHHEa HosE ANp BETTING, LEATHER BELT
1856 AND LhEth1. Ei EIEE AMU FLAX
FaEAfAG AND oDTfUN WAsTE
Engine asa 0ihei Quarry MalLaDsEy pa 10
operation a. short p0iiee Also efF&As Water
sAd Gas tituBgs FtErlecfta arzEFft5a FHB
10 fITglHa lgfHAE EsctaEgEa
n. g. DYEh
d Aerehsnts Esa
Rahand, yt. March sth. 1871 aar
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OFFICE or
The Lesse Harlem Extension r. r.
8 Nassau-Street.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 90, 1871.
Jos. CHnD, Esq.
NV LEBANON, n. Y.
Dear Sir
Yours Truly,
JosErH CHLD.

Dear SIR:
! am not at all content to let the mat
ter Of the Troy q Boston II. r remain
in it's present position
have no right to suppose that any.
thing | can say will alter Mr. Robin.
sons decision, but do desire that you
will explain 10 him, that whatever may
be the individual interests in the road
the company is for the time being con
rolled by tho Board Of Directors, and
hey will most assurediy act with fair
ness aud equity TO our neighbors 81
/. 4 Is road II is not for me TO Judge
IN how far any individual stockholders
might possibly wish to upset such an
arrangement. ! have no reason to be-
lieve that any one would But | dc
know that the best interests 81 al the
stockholders require the continued co,
operation Of the present directors, and
especially Of those, upon whose man
agcment and support the whole affair
now rests. And you can assure Mr.,
Robinson that on the part o. the latter
no triiing V ith equitable arrangements
viii be e0uutenanced Of permitted
IL is not enough for Us to have an er-
case Tor the delays complained Of by
the people Of Bennington, What we
want and mud have Is remedy : Please
see Nr. Robinson again and overcome
his objections, which DO not seem e
ne 10 be we'll founded
Very Truly Yours,
JAS. b HoposHS
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Two o. three weeks sinch we made
the assertion that the Harlem Exten.
sion had offered favorable terms % con
ncctiou with the Troy q Boston r. Il.
The Bennington FIRE Press datly de-
MED that any such offer had been made
The Troy Press also denied il and calls
for proof The Bennington Banner last
week gave the proofby publishing some
OF the correspondence which we re.
produce. JAS. Is, Hodgskin, Lessee Of
the road directed Joseph. Child general
agent Of the road, to 20 IN person q
Mr.. Daniel Robinson Of the Troy i
Boston road and make arrangements e
connect Il possible. The FIRST letter
from Child 10 Hodgskin, states the re
suit Of the meeting Not satisfied Will
this Hodgskin sent Child a second time
with no better result Now, whatever
may be Mr. Robinson's or the Troy 4
Boston roads objections, whether per.
sonal spite against one who has long
since ceased TO exercise any control
over the road, or desire to force the
people Of Bennington to build the Wal
loomsac road, il certainly Is very det'
rimcntal to the interests OF the people
Of this yalley1lnd also the people Of
Troy. The following are the letters
referred to in their order and what
makes il still more plain, the Harlem
Extension is nor ready 10 connect and
renews the offer
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uomAoA sREELENrs OPINION 90
GFS. GRANT

Eairaet from speech Of Horace
Gmeley made Thursday nighi Jan
1871 81 the reorganization q The
Republican General committee q the
staie aad County. = Published n tie
Nee York Tribune
As t. tha administration 81 bea
Grant ] recognize 10 one a. a Repahli-
can who i not grateful foT its igdicions
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GENERAL OrFioE.
Harlem Extension Railroad,

Harlem Extension Railroad.
NV LEBANON, n. y, Nov. 20, 1871,
JAS. B. HeposEN, Esq, Lessee.
Dear SIR.
The Troy 4 Boston r. II. Co., are
not willing TO act upon your sugges-
ton, that they should go to North Ben
nington. Mr.. Robinson says If the
controlling interest in our road were in
other haLds be would DO willing 70
accede to our wishes, and that we
might name our own terms but as il
stands be fears that if any such ar
rangement were entered into, it would
be liable to be upset at any moment
Having made them the offer we can
let il be known, as opportunity may
occur, who is in fault for the delays.
etc, complained Of by the people Of
Bennington
Yours Truly,
JosFrH CHuD
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OFnCE 81 THE
lessee Harlem Extension II II
No. q Nassau-Street
Mrs Yonr. April a, 1872
Jos CHur Esq
NV LggASoS y Y,

Dear NtF
Mr. Il G Root has called ms atton
ton % various newspaper comments on
cur defective connections with Troy. |
showed him the correspondence that
YEAS had with you IN November last. on
this subject, and authorized him 10
general terms 70 mention its contents.
10 order 70 show that Yge are not entire
IN 10 blame he now teiegraphs e INC
from Bennington Have promised
copy of the tao Letters respecting Troy
connection Wal y0a send them to
Bennington Bonner
/ enclose herewith "a you copies 81
the letters Ia queetl0a, suppressing
merely personal matters, and authorize
you % publish them. proceeded you lut
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Marriages.

Ana Csalsai Hsusl Isfaaf51'f = bf Zee
6 ReleA fge s tplas asa r,naH g
6 i4unaa. ~ Ell faauiff fE
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LEAuM III

caAs G1s HEEoNsKt
Ruun Vermont
RIGHf OPPOSITE rnk pEpOf
CORNER STORE
Bate House Block 4 Merchants Row
TOOK tr rnr PRICES
1oruN6
t8vasl oba1.lt salts. watoiam
iaparlsd asua,o, scotch saits iitu 2 -
SImuf1 bui@. 80 a.
AHNaal Ca.sim6ro Saits $500 ta 81 so
Fins iaArR AMI iilua eiaia suita ti7 ~, q. 1o
90 Diagonal Caau and Vests. tl1 t5 % tlLu0
Pants aud Vests ai alIruefs
LNN Goop Ga All n@eRurioNs yeB
Mss AND BoN Wan
Nhiflfaua velvet Bismarck Saiis.
Nh.lifgB.s 6rressa saita
htIlrgn blue elulh Iaaave suits.
BOYS snd Youths uotlN suas
Hats and Gaps OF all the Latest Styles
4 LumF SroeS ~ FvHNnmNo Goons,
81 d1 DEscmuoNs.
Those in want 81 auy 81 he above articles vii
certainly save thre times he amount Of rail-
road fara by coming 81 ltatlana aud buying yaur
clothing, hats, caps aud senir larnisltiuE gnade
All IHE CORNER srOBE,
Bates house Block
CORNER MERCHANTS RON s cENfER SITS
MASON a lERKowshI
l1Gth
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ATgameat - - eonmeneetL
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
Jnsirntilon.

GARDNER INSTITUTE, go Fifth ave- ;,,
NJ Boarding Dag School Of YOUNG LADIES' ~ InpnhN'
reOpens September "a Rev aad Mrs C. H. GAkDNstH rasl
HARRISON POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL, Eng Eng
hh and Scientific wi,h Classical Departures, IN Ra
At n West fouvouT;b,t G. h hAhIoON, :, NV. pa-
INSTRUCTl0N.-A visiting. experienced N
gTeutcsSs tCa'hoel % three repsi,b repssii IN s,pS eSpe
al KOUCATlON Box x9.s " J. =
JOIIN MAC MULLEN's SCHOOL 1,2l3 bro, Broad l,-
~ wsy near Thirtr rropeas Al, sept 10 Nlhoe I'M
il A. One srbe "a ten bos bosTlers Akea Urea
lars at Putnam cor and Twen 'a'S' anu ~ S''0
onder School
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE,
- Tarf,tosn, n. \. Essblshci ig'l, ~,
Address Rev. P .. JACASON. NJ a., ffneiral
1.TYTYDFPGA ARTFN SCHOOL, for Children,
N and PRIVATE RECITATION ROOMS Tor Ladies Now IN
rs Rc,rens 20 Obc The hyscal mental ana moral
enturs Chrcn; furnish special adynge to LADIES' not de-
srng routine school Address Mss & NJ COZ Pun 10 w %lds
4 ATTN aud GREEK are taught gratuitOusly
HI NONK sXS MILITARY INSTITUTE,
b. Rev. DAy COLE. d, aie Greek Prof n Bran, EcN -
= HENlAMlN MASON. Box o.. Yonkrr. n "
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
INVESTMENTS.

We continue to sell at par, adding accrued inter-
est. the FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS OF tne NoKin'
ERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY. On tte eonlpio-
ton of this seasons contracts there VIII oe r".
HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN miles OF the main iihe "
the Road in operation. uniting Lake superior wiz.
the Missouri River and securing the large 'raii,o
the Northwest. This amount OF ROAD aiso IT,,
the Company TO Ten Million -Four hun" n';unasot,
sord Acres of Land, located in Central MINNESOTA
Eastern Dakota, and in the Columbia valley on 'n'
Pic Coost The bonds are secured by INST mort
eago on the Road, its Traffic and Franchise ana On
% sSe entire land Grant received from the Goyo'n-
ment The rate OF interest Is seven and IniV"-
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12
FRIDAY, Oct. 1i-P. 81.

The movement in stocks was of less impor-
tance lay than on any previous day Of the week. inc
market exhibiting life only in few instances al tho
hest whether truce had been agreed upon Dy Tue op
posing forces whether 1t was thought pelei " wa"
for to.moows bank exhibit as guide i' lu'uio opera
~ certain Il ia the usual prominent speeulatiyes COM
anded lttIe attention and much less excitement was
among spectators than for several days past
Pacific Mail started of on brisk run
and never stopped until ssJ was reached. This
Unmarried a frmer tone TO the general market ana an
Improvement OF IaI p cent as compared win last
evenings closing prices, was noted Inen came 'no
.aat,an IN Paelc Mail, which carried the price down
ohout po,nt causing similar movement In the other
b,rss In the afternoon the price again recovered to
saI and at the o'clock board the whole market "as
New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

100 Panama r. r..
bet. call.........l4J
300 Union Pacific
Railroad. c. 33i
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New-York tribune., 1872-10-12

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