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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-02-27

TERRIBLE RAILROAD AcclDESr.-Cn.
einnati, FEB. 2l.-Thc bridge on the
louisville Short l. ne Railroad was wha.
IS known as the Finch Suspension Bridge
Truss, was 20 feet high and 70 feet span.
and rested on two abutmcuts. 1t had
been considered safe. The train reached
the bridge at II 20 a. IN, aud was run
ulng at the ratio of twonty miles an hour.
The locomotive passed over safely. The
structure went down with two passenger
cars the baggage, express and mail cars,
which werc all piled together in a mass
OF ruins below. The front passenger car
was reduced to splinters, while the others
Jared but little better The fragments
OF the first car wcro soon in flames, but
by the promptnoss Of the engineer they
were soon subducd. There wero about
slxty-hvc passengers on tho train, and OF
this number two were killed and fifty
two wounded. Surgeons and supplies
we're sent from Covington and soon al
ter the wounded were cared for and plac.
ed in cars. A passenger says that the
wounded were hcapcd in borrid mass
and that the scene that followed was
heartrending in the extreme.
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y OTILE.
HERIFF'S SALE.
ID USSlAN q SIBERIAN APPLES.

1 eau furnish good trees of the above grown
By reliable nursery men, at 40 cents each In
Guiding Yetofsky, Duchess of Oldenburgh, En-
peror Alexander, Transcendant Hyslop. 5oulard.
Montreal Beauty, Yellow Siberia and Red Sibe-
rian. Some Of the varieties by tho quantity,
Il less rates if ordered soon. | do not recommend
them for extensive planting. Grimes Golden
Pippain and Geneva Crab, new varieties, more
promising than any Of the above, also furnished
ALBERT Gil APMAN
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MARRIED,

In williston, Fob, Is, by Rev re Potter, Mr.
Andersen Lsmpson, Of Monkton, aud Mics Mary
Tobes, Of Nilliston.
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BrnLIsoroS, Vt, Oct. l5tt, 1871.
Da. g. W. SMYTu
DEAR SiR,-lt is one year since you begaA 70
treat me for Chronic Catarrh, which at tha. time
had troubled me for about four years; your treat
meut removed tho disease 80 that for the past
eight months have had no return Of it, and nov
cannot too highly recommend your carefel and
skillful treatment. It has the double merit of
being entirely satisfactory while the treatment
continues, and is permanent and listing In 1t. re-
suits afterwards.
Very respectfully yours,
HENRY BALLARD
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LETTER FROM
Hon. PHILIP X. GLEED,
United States Assessor, Cd District of We
test.fying TO tho superior skill Of
DIR. SIN YTH
MoBnisviiLE. Vt, Dec. 1871.

MoBRisvILIE. VI, pes.. 1871.
Tn. s W. sarrB,
Burlington, Vt.
DEAR SIR,-liaving bees benefited by yes
professional skill, do not hesitate 10 recommend
you to other, who may 30 suffering With chronic
ailments. One year ago was afflicted with
cartarrhal Affection, accompanied by an liberated
sore throat. l consulted and was treated BY reg
ular pb y.cians with but little or no benefit Finally
last spring, sought your opinion Of ny case.
which was such Is to isduee me TO place myself
under your treatment. A single operation, fol-
lowed up by your prescribed treatment. proved
sufficient to remove the disease and it distressing
effects. Several months having elssPed since I
vac your patient, I regard the cure a. psruan-
ent
Accept my sincere thanks for the sigusl bsDs-
E. received, which I attribute to your superior
medical skill.
Respectfully yours.
PHILLIP K. GLEED.
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DIED.

In Charlotte, Feb. 18th, ef consumption, Mira
Lindley Dean.
In South ssarksbero, Feb. 18th, Mrs Chandler
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ph 9 W. cAftHi
Burlington. Vt
DrAR sih .-poubtlsss you will reeoiiect hav'
ing operated upon the eyes of my mother, remov
ing cataract from which she had suffered foE
fifteen years. It is with heart full Of gratitude
that now advise you Of her complete restoration,
and that she is able to perfectly well with the
aid of spectacles). You not only removed the
cataract, but also heavy burden from the heart
Of each member Of tho family, for we had begun
to consider her case beyond the aid Of human skin
Do us the kindness TO accept our heartfelt thanks
aud beet wishes for your future success. We are
gard tho money paid you as mere nothing com
pared with the benefit received. Consider rs sv-
or ycur fricuds and servants,
Respectfully,
y. ;. h. MILES.
Hrn 4 kendell Z Miles, Door Mauufactur-
Sls.
Nerg, ines VI, Dec. let 1871. 1?
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CURE oP
G \ II \ X Il Fl
AND
LLCERAIED SORE THROAT.
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Wll0olrburp 3egister.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY ~, 1879.
For County Commissioner,

CYRUS W. WICKER, Of fcrristurgh
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WEDNESDAY, May 15-P. NJ.

The stock market was active, particularly
through tho earlier part of the day. the dealings having
been well distributed. The great feature was Pa
ciac Mail In which the chief interest OF specula-
ton was conferred The fluctuations In the STOCK al
though confined to narrower range than yesterday,
were nevertheless wide and frequent the course OF he
price having singularly cratic The covering OF
the short interest to-day produced less marked enect
ON the stock though IL advanced the price at intervals
during the day. The "shOrt" interest Is somewhat
diminished It is thought since Monday, and to this sup
nosed fact attributed the halt in the advance Open
ing at &c., the stock fell rapidly to s5t AT this point
there were new buyers and rise to s6i regular ana
s7 cash sales noted During the rest OF the day
the price nuctuated between s and $751; the preponder
ance OF business being between 50 and 6. The general
market opened firm aud advanced, Columbus, Cleve-
land and Indiana Central reaching 3Ii Northwest
crn Common, 75E Rock Island, 1l2b; Erie, 70; ohio
and Mississippi 4i and Western Union. 75t but later
there was change from strength to weakness the enre
list recording reaction OF TO II per cent Erie reacted
TO 6si; Rock Island llli Northwestern Common az
Ohio and Mississippi, AZ; Union Pacific, ssh ana T. "
and l. c. TO s6i Panama was exceptionally weak drop
ping from 1894 i9i Investment shares were quiet
and steady Express stocks having been firm The fol-
loving table shows the opening, highest. lowest. and
closing prices OF stocks to-day:
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CHANGES IN THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL.

rvn,,SApo1Is, May last month long
,,ooraa change OF proprietors announced In INC
ONCE OF The Indianapolis Journal, the leading kepup
,can neyspaper Of Indiana. Messrs l. W. Hasseinan'
w p F1shback, W. r. Holloway I. ID. Fitch, anu y.
Hasselman we're the proprietors; Fishbaek ana -"
way were the editors the latter also holding the o
Jostmaster nv appointment Of President Grant ~ %,
t1e influence OF senator Morton. Naturally Ooi, -
uav sunnorted the Administration with q Roou u," -
xioor ON the other hand Mr.. Fishback' an o,t , 40.
continual Grant man, felt privileged 10 $3.50 Az,
Grant when occasion offered, and even intlp"Veu .'
The Phadelphia Convention might be aoie 10 nnu oo
next June better Presidential timber 'n''" Wv. 49,,
Appomattox Mr. Fshback being eu'or S,"s
the course of the paper, but as oi'en as Co' vs..
'~es g. Rim there was sudden hauling in OF sails
which perpIexcd the public sorey' anu usually "iOus
or,ot,o mon tho internal conditions of the estab-
Ishmrt The trouble eliminated III SAFE Oh 'no i'O
,oay and Fitch interests the remaining partners,
and the accession OF ftShDaek 10 tue suiioi"0 N
of its editorial columns.
me nrice,paid for one-sxth Of the newspaper TO each
OF the retiring partners was OOthe Office and good
will being valued at Sl650OO Col Holloway was onereo
the paper the round price OF $4,000 but geenneu M
purchase by the advice OF Senator MCTto ~ W.
he seen that the friends OF the Administration dd NOT
fear that me Journal would be turned againsj tnen
candidate If he should receive the nomnaton else 1Sy
would have purchased 1t themselves Inc non; w,
back the editor, man OF some very renaIkole cI.
acteristics. He born in ONO, Dut mas resluou u
Indiana IS years. is lawyer by proIesson anu
possessed OF strong positive personal cOnN ~ t him
subecs and little charity for those who diner rou mn
on 0uesons OF policy He is incOrruptOle 10 pOSuNc!
ALARMING extent Like the famous lndlan no is 80 uP
4 ~ he almost leans over" The business is pay
Ing moderate dividends under the careful business man
agement Of Mr.. o. H. Hasse man. son OF thS se.OI p
pTiet0r Newspaper stock in Indianapolis has been
inprofa able Of late, but The journal has made some
money and its value has appreciated $4,000 since lSog
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
CoMPANy's FIRST Mona BONDS are being alb
sorbed by an increasing demand for them
Secured as they are by first mortgage on the
Road, Land Grant Franchise. and Equipments, COM
bined in one mortgage they command at once .
ready market.
Liberal Sinking Fund provided in the Mortgage
Deed must advance the price upon the closing "
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Tho gold mnrket opened strong illB due a. No d..
pressed condition OF bonds and seeuriea in London bat
later, when The foreign markets came better with a re-
action OF iab cent noted In CoIsos FlyeTwen
ties gold weakened, and In the downward turn momen
tary touched il3i. Here The uncertainty Of the new
Treaty stepped In as bullsh incentive this being sun
plemented By the large specie shipments to-day and tho
engagement for tomouow's steamer a total for
the week of over t2,2OooOO, under which the prieo
advanced TO Iii again. The theories OF operators ~ 10
the eventual Of the market diverse pos
sibe, but the future, IL Is believed, will depend very
greatly upon tho progress made IN tho international
Treaty. On gold loans, rates were 2, /, H. and
per cent for carrying, na and per cent paid Tor tho
use OF coin. The Assistant Treasurer redeemed Ia called
bonds s65GO total Of and paid out In coin
interest $4,000 The days business at the Gold tx.
change Bank follows: Gold cleared 81 1900;
gold balances t22oeo44 currency balances, 4547SsO.
ha fol t1ao
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+l25looo cancelled gold certificates sent 70 Wahngton
Foreign Exchange has been 0uict AT rates as below
but business was done lower. We quote:

The steamer Java took out today sI9,6i specie, OF
which 100000 was in gold coin.
Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamship Ham,
monia, will close at 1890 p. m at the Merchants TX
change, Nos. 90 and 50 Pine-st.
The money market worked steadily throughout tho
day borrowers CALL the ruling rate having been 60
per In the morning and sac toward the close,
with rather increased offerings There has been only
fair business doing in discounts, the rates being I'M
changed. Prime acceptances still quoted at 1a9 per
cent.
The proposals to sell bends TO the Government amount
ed to Sc at 1910 to l3s7l The Treasury accepted
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City bank shares were neglected. The bids are an'
OFeleA A.Lei.

There WAS moderate business in railroad bonds, bus
the dealings were distributed all through the active LIST
Prices were firm. The Pacific mortgages close AS fol'
lows: Centrals 1O2s9l63; Union Firsts, s2E; Land
Grants s1asl4, and Incomes eGi S6i TIE following
were the bids: o.. ....x,
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State bonds were fairly active Tennessees, which
made a further advance to 1bSut. South Carolinas
were weak having sold at 25saSS for the January and
July issues. Missouri, H. and ST. Joseph issues sold
at 9sE The market closed duh and firm. The following
tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-16
SECOND BOARD.

Safes Of OOrSrRUSRt Bonds
10000 s. g. 1891 ..lGl 1000 D. D. so Cou g. n'
t6t ~ O'Clock. lV
$3.50 O. - bs 1881 Cou...... 2OtO u 3 ~ Cou
n o'clocs 1881 LOU L. ;. $40 Cou. i68.....l4
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flnsital gnsirnmenIs.
A GREAT OFFER, Y

sh aes Of ONE HUNDRED PIANOS MELODEOHs and ORGANa
az Afste nskers including Waters PSIcKs
soh Casa wall take from - Is paid
sr' sb1 res applied purchased He~ PIANOS modern
kc,ness Tor p<sa, cash AND Of PAkLOR ORGAN
sa ',k sod perfect tone made, exhibition
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WOODS HISTORICAL MEMOIRS.
HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIRS, ESSAYS AD'
DRESSES ETC. By George Wood NJ. D. IL D. Illustrated with
set Plates svo Cloth SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-16

Fogthave. Entrance on Twenty serenth-st
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YoRK
For Rewlasea .no bridgeport OH lO M l2l3 (Brl
For cd stTaifod FAIRFIELD Southport and westpor ll'ooh
for south Sesalt lgl) ll:1O nj l2i5 Er) EI 9ia
FoI panep g. Ito a. M a,s 40 5, 90 and e:Sp m
FOR stanford s(Etl 9 ll9 m ll,l5 (ELl 3D. (sIl 9o
Far :swh and Intermediate staapa l. g. 1850 m 2lS &5
Sunday Mail Tram lave, SesYOE alp n for
'Os'oD, va Oo'1 ' a"' 'coSYEcTISG TRAINS.
fSI BOSTON BOSTON VIA s sRsgis s1s s snS m
FI Gonusseai R s nj s m to Northampton
For Hartford Providence aud FhEfI Railroad l2I5
For shore Line Railway a. to Norwich and fro'lehce ~
For Sew,isyen AL Northampton Railroad to North
Per New IIaysn Midown .nd wimanie Railroad Af Line)'
t. FOR Hoasstone Railroad, m ami p.
foi Dsatay ard EorTSt Railroad m, l2l5 and 40
For New Cansan lnroal NJ lEls sha'o I'd so % SIM
Commoiious Sleeping Cars attached to Tram anu ~
NAL either Line DrawngToom Car attAehea '" e'
Penes can procure any point reached this road At
Depot the SeNYOk and Hewven r. cor Iwepyssvs1n
. EqpSess No. si Brosdsay AL no COur BROOKLYN and
";S .sss sH have their Sss s h H sapt
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD Commencing Monday Nos. - 1871,
Through will leave from New Depot FOurthae and Forty
s@a Chicago AID Montreal Express with D."nsrOOm ears
1910 Special Chicago Express with Drawing cars 70 Buffalo
Io.ls A. N northern and Western Express.
$40 0. m. Special Toy Express, on sat Iriays -
400 Montreal Express with sleepingea from HerYoh 10 ~
$50 H. EJpe with seepngeAs for WATERFOWL, oswego' and
eco m PaeiSe RrD.. sepiugcars for Rochester Buffalo
s.sarA fas also Tor chieago via both L. 5 and n e
roo F0,e. with Sleeping cars for Troy and Albany.
local running s ri "a q l0nss s'1 iI.% a dp'
q IL Genrr Pasxen Agent
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Gold receipS. s576 255 Currency pavmeuA.. Ell 0q s
Gold paymeu&.... I66l SIS @ Currency basnce.. ti7H Q
Gold baance..... 6l75j6'5 81 sfj0 70
Currency receipts. tl6.7l6 a
.lfoHv W.
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WOMEN HELPERS IN THE CHURCH:
THEIR SAYINGS AND DOlNGs Bdied By William welsh LIMO
FDe cloth
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NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT OF,
IN DEsBROSsES-ST. and from Of OORTLANDTST-fol
WEST PHILADELPHIA soO aud $500 NJ R;1o 400 $50 SO
s0s IL night; AID Sandals For Philadelphia
Vi. Camden, N. aud Por BALTlMoRB and WASHING
TON and TnB WEST via Baltimore, s1o 1880 and S1r
be, SOUTH $3.50 800 Silver Palace 10 Washing
ton LynchbuIg daily on s2o without change For the
WFsT via PENNSYLVANIA RAlroad-9:g0 m and
silver Palace attached 10 the $3.50 and through from
NV Pittsburgh Chicago Loste without change Silver
Palace tahsd TO the daily sn through 10 Pitts
barrh Cincinnati Louisville and ST. LOUIS without change liver
Palace attached 70 the through from New
Yoi wyns Chicago without Tickets Tor sale al foot
wv RANKIN. Cen P!: Az. W JacksoS oenrsupt
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y W. KANhIH "tH ne MT y W. JAChnUN,s
COUTH SIDE II. X. OF l.. |.

-
Winter Auahsenens commencing Oct 20 ls from Roosevelt anil
Gr,nd.st Penies. ksw-iork
SO Mail for Pstehoge BY BeIspo and Fire Place
1000 m Accommodation 10 Babylon. - -
Express Tor PAtehcgue b. stage for Beepon aud Fre
Accommodates for Ip through 20 faeogu on saara
$40 D. u. Babylos Accommodation.
so m. Accommodation for Merneh.
~ 4 ~ al no no and The 40 $50 m connect
~ VALLEY Stream nI Roekswsy and Hampstead
g. ". DOUGLAS sgperistssSep&
G.s T,xs TalIsa
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NETWORK AND HAVEN RAIL
ROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY Y, 1871.
/. n. RUCKRR. Genl. suDt.

Passenger St6n NewYork Of Twenty vcnth and
FoGrth-ave. Entrance on Twenty sevenhs-
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Nem Civilizations.

lust PUBLISHED.
NIINNA MONTE.
A Novel. py Stella. l2mo. Extra cloth. 81 20
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MRS. POPES POEMS.
Poems By Mary l. Pope. With Portrait Of lie Author lemo
Estrs cloth. 81 80.
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COLLINS,s AUTOBIOGRAPHY.

COLLINS'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY
THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF STEPHEN COLLINS NJ d, Of
Baltimore Fire cloth. sl
'.Fo sale by Booksellers generally OF wi be sent o mall poSe
paid. upon receipt Of the price by
j. Is. IIPPINCOTT e Co., PUBLISHERS
as AND III MANIFEST, PHILADELPHIA
AND o5 BOND-sT. NEW. YORK
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The Philadelphia STOCK maIAce was hiih ouHy'
Pennsy lvania 6s sold at lO7; Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad 2si Reading Railroad 6st; and Pennsylvania
Railroad, So. Gold closed at ilis.
According to the report of the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton Railroad Company just published the gross
earnings for the past year have been siSo7ooo; tho
transportation expenses s69oo0 leaving balance for
interest bonds, taxes, aud dividends of Seosso.
During the year 100000 passengers, and SSio tuns OK
freight have been carried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-16

CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
Pr Boston, Worcester Fchbug Groton Junction Lowell law
renee EUhas Manchester Concord Palmer Beboro
diste points Tho n and sisnch Stesnen
CITY BOSTON.
~ CITY or HBw.YORK,
CITY OF LAWRENCE snd
all leave EevYork daily Sunday ercepeI) at oeook m ron
Pier 40 North River. foot OF Canal and @sts.sts "
for and Norwich with
for the shove points, via New LONDON Northern Norwich and worces
ter. and Boston. Hartford and Ene Ral roads -
North River. IL SHORT. IT,, Agent
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-23

RENO TALENT. A number of
our young men have organized them
selves into a company for the pur-
pose of giving concerts for the edit
cation and amusement of our citi-
zens from time to time during the
Winter. We know there is local
talent enough here to make such
performances both instructive and
amusing if properly organized and
trained, and no doubt the present
organization will be a success. The
first concert will be given one week
from next Monday evening, at Dyer's
Theater. Everybody should go and
encourage home talent, as they will,
no doubt. Reno Journal, Goth.
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GOOD TEMPLARS
CONVENTION

A CONVENTION OF II LODGES OF THE
n state Of Nevada will be held in Carson City
commencing Monday, February 5th. 1872, and
will be continued for such time As may be deter
mined by the Convention. All members OF the
Order in good standing will be admitted to seats
and allowed to participate in all proceedings.
The business of the Convention will be trans
acted in the Subordinate Degree. and will be
opened in the higher degrees only for exemplifca-
ton of the private work Of said degrees.
The Convention will assemble at Masonic Hall
at ? o'clock p. IN. on the above day: Public in
stallation of the officer, Of Union Lodge, No. 1. at
~ o'clock, p M.
1 public meeting at the Methodist Church on
Tuesday evening at ~ O'Clock.
Addresses will be delivered by A. D. Wood, G.
". C. +. and Vim. H.. Mills, q. VIC.
The public is cordially invited to attend the
public meetings.
WM. PATTERSON, Chm.
Committee Of Arrangements.
J.. }. LINN, Sec'y. JaZl-td
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They GO DowN-oUR MINES Do
Bv the strike made in the Meadow
Valley mine on Tuesday last at a
depth of 600 feet, it is proof conclu-
sive to us and all others who know
anything about mines, that they give
promise of permanency. Many may
have had doubts, but now there is
room for none. Depth in the mines
of this District is everything. The
greater the depth the better quality
of ore, which is at the same time
more free from base metals. Il Phoebe
Record, 18th.
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SrArE LANps.-The following named

STATE NDS.- following naHieu
parties have made special deposits In
with the State Treasurer in
part payment for lands belonging to
the State: Peter Marker deposited SUI
for 100 acres; Edward Herrick, $50 TOR
$40 acres; Edward Mcguire, $50 for 40
acres; John Parsons, $3.50 for l2o acres;
David Finnemore, $50 - tor 2ol.ll
and William Merrill, $50 for 40 acres.
LECTURE Professor Fowler's lee
ture last evening at the Theater was
we'll attended. His lecture this even
ing will be on Love, Courtshlp and
Marriage''-an entertaining subject
which will draw acrowd. "Wednesday
afternoon will be devoted to the la
dies, and the evening to the gentle
men exclusively. chronological eX-
aminations between lectures.
INFORMATION WANTED.-J. b. Ride
nour, of Woodruff, Illinois, wishes to
learn the whereabouts of William Ii.
Rideuour. who, when last heard from,
wa running a train of siN-1nuie teams
somewhere i'll this State.
CARNIvAL To-NIGHT.-The +. T. S.
have made every arrangement for a
glorious time at the masquerade skat-
ing carnival and ball at Moore u
Parker's Hall tonight.
THE JAPs.-A portion ofCharley De-
Longs Japanese ambassadors were
down on the Carson river yesterday
looking at the Brunswick and other
mills.
INsANE.-Sherift j. B. Fitch of Elko
county passed Reno last night en-
route for Stockton with an insane man
named w. Young.
SUPREME CoURT.-This Court last
week adjourned to meet at 10 O'Clock
a. m. to-day.
f. S. M.-Read advertisement OF
Florence sewing machine in another
column.