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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-07-30


FIRE IN PoRTLAND.-Friduy morning
about 2 O'Clock fire broke out in the paint
shop of the Portland Company's extensive
locomotive works on Fort street. The in
Aammatory character of the contents at
once caused the flames to spread with RAJ
pidity. The paint shop and -.ho shop
attached were all blaze. The alarm
was soon given, and the fire department at
once came out and promptly responded.
AT 4 A. NJ, tho fire was being rapidly
subdued and was soon put out and the ru.
ms are now being played upon and will
soon be cooling. The fire department
worked very nobly, being finely managed
by Chief Engineer A. Cummings and As
sistants Merrill and Russell. In the paint
shop was locomotive, which was destroy
ed. The books and papers were saved in
good condition. The total loss is about
$l5, 900. The insurance of the whole
property is $4,000, distributed in a
large number of companies.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-07-30

-Ths cholera seems 10 be spreading
IA having done fearful work in some Of The
smaller western towns, man. Of ihem
ul.oes where We should hardly expect this
disease to appear. Some Of the places
which the epidemic has invaded report
however. that IL is on the decrease. There
were four deaths at Mount Vernon. lnd..
Monday, and though none vero reported,
yesterday. the panic eOniiSues. There
arc oaly about 1900 people left in the
place, aud surrounding towns are filled
with Mount Vernon people. who have hsd
from their own homes. The board Of
health requests all persons no, to visit the
place at present. The cholera is prevail
inc ia the neighbOrhood Of Princeton, %
mile, from Evansville, Ind. Three or
four miles west Of Princeton 10 persons
have died since last Friday, and new cas-
es are reported daily. Reports were cur
rcut that the disease had broken out in
Carmi and Mount Carmel, Ill, but il is
believed that they are unlounded. Three
deaths occurred at Cincinnati, o., Sat-
urday. one at the Good Samaritan hospi'
tai. making the fifth at that institution
within week. The health officers have
reported some dangerous cholera morbus
cases from eating smoked fish, and the
boa-i of health have prohibited the sale
of such FISH.
Further adviees from Louisiana, Mo-,
say that the disease has abaled there, but
some 90 persons have died there since II
FIRST broke out. In Prairieville and Troy,
the scourge has ragged fearfully, the towns
beirg almost depopulated, either by the
disease or people fleeing from their homes
OF one family Of nine persons in the form'
err place. all OF whom were well. las
Friday, only two remain to bury the dead
Business is almost suspended. There
was one fatal case ofcholcra in the peni
tertiary at Columbus, o., yesterday, thu
victim being A. w. Chamberlain, SEN
there three weeks ago from CuyahogI
county, under a sentence for life for tn,
murder of an old man at Scion. This il
tn, fourth Iifc-tcrm convict that has dice
in the past two weeks.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-07-30

WHERE is THE WEST The West is
evcr.reccdng, like the North. 1t is not
very long since Massachusetts, men called
a railroad, which begins forty-four miles
west of Boston, the Western. After the
Revolution the first West was New York,
beyond the Dutch on the Mohawk. Then
it was the "Wcstern Reserve" about
Cleveland. Next it was Indiana. then
Illinois. When the Eric Canal opened
in 1925, it was Michigan, next Wisconsin
and Iowa. Slavery agitations revealed
another West in Missouri, Texas and
Kansas. But all these VESTS, if rolled
into one, arc smaller than the newest
West which We owe to the trans-continen.
tai railroad. This West stretches from
torrid to frigid zones, having California
in its ocean center, and Nebraska as its
counterpart on tho Missouri. The route
orthe Union Pacific read was prc-deter-
mined by population having long sravita-
ted irresistibly to that latitude, and that
that route was wisely chosen is further
shown by the Nebraska population having
doubled in the last four years, while that
along its Burlington branch has increased
still faster.
But the meaning of the West has al
ways been one, whatever the changes IN
its locality. 1t always meant cheap land
Therefore it now begins at the Missouri,
because east Of that river no land in de-
sirablc climates remains open to home
stcadcr or precmptor.
Nebraska is then the threshold of the
West. There Uncle Sam is still rich
enough to give US all farm, and the
Burlington & Missouri River Railroad
offers its grant on terms which many set
tiers prefer to the free grants of the Uni
ted States.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-07-30

Nroho.osr o. hn'unmCs'1
Clas, Of lsls-Ei.ls W 0
in Groion. Com. IN 1875 4, !
city Of Nsv iork, Msyls
~ yeArs,
Class Of lS25-S,qha s,a,
bora in Rupert, VI Jsuu.u h.
at Groensville, Mich, Aus.s !. !.
sged GO years.
Class Of ls2o-Rsv Ssaiia,.
was from Norfolk, Coua., d,l :,
more, Md. Oct. 10. ls72.
Class Of lSSi-Rsv. D,,. +,
born in New Hampshire. J,,,.''
1904. Died a, Niddl,luu 4.
1872.
Class Of lS33-A. r. C-,
haven, Vermont.
Class OF lS5i-Rev. Alsupf
ing, born in WillisiOu, " 4.
GlyndOn, MINI, August, ls7g
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-07-30

The Avenue House, at st. Johns
bury, has changed proprietors. Messrs.
Aldrich & Miles, succeeding 0. G. Hale,
ESQ, MIR. III. A. Miles will be remem.
bcred by many in this county, as the gem
tlemanly and obliging clerk Attic PA,
viilion''at Montpelier when tho Dunton
Bros. were proprietors Of. that House,
Messrs. Aldrich Il Miles propose some
radical changes. and Improvement in tho
manner and style Of keeping the House,
and will endeavor to furnish entertain
ment aud attractions that will merit the
patronage Of the travelling public.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-07-30

LIST OF PATENTS. following patents were
issued from the U. s. Patent Office to citizens
ofVermont for the week ending July 8,
1878 Reported for the Newsletter, by AL
EXANDER & MASON Solicitors of Patents,
605 Seventh St., Washington, d. c.
4 Railway Car Journal Box. --R. N. AL
len, Pittsford, 4a1s
Eheet-metal Roofing, g. +. Leonard.
Newport.
Machine for Dressing These. Bar
nay, Swanton. au
Mill Pick y. Cummings, West Charles
ton.
Lap Protec.or-H. G. Cole, Walling-
ford.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-07-30
The Soldiers Reunion.

Judging by tho indications of the press
throughout the State aud by the prepraa.
tions being made at Rutland, there is. 60
ing to be a greater gathering Of veterans
on the 9th, 9TH and 9Th Of August than
has been seen since the war
Gen. Deyens Of Massachusetts, Gen.
Hawley of Connecticut, Gen. Robinson Of
New York, Gen. Roberts Of the Regular
Army aud a large humber Of other dis
tinguishe4 men will positively be present
and some Of them will speak.
There will be company battalion, brig.
ado and division ovolutions, but only for
a short time--just enough for pleasure
aud not enough to weary. Daring one
evening there will be torch-light pro-
cession and some of the cyolutivns Of the
liue will be gone through. This will make
novel and beautiful sTcctaclc.
The subjoircd circular has been issued ::
DEAR SIN: a-....
The following arrangements have been
made for the accommodation Of soldiers
attending the Reunion Encamrmont in
August: as . ..s
Tents, Straw and wood will be furnished;
also, cooking stoves as far as possible.
Companies are advised 20 bring mess
pans aud kettles and other utensils, and
cook their own rations, as it will be i'm
possible to. furnish cooked rations for
| all. r. In,
Arrangements have been made for
board for about one thousand on the
ground, at Sl,00 per day.
Board at the Bates House, 1926 per day
4" IA" Bradwcll House, l,50 4"
/" !" Berwick Hotel, l.50 +"
Lodgings not included.
Please inform me. at once if | shall
make any arrangements for your men
and if So whether you want dinner on tho
first day of the encampmcht.
|. .l., i. G. KINGSLEY,
| O1i1rtcrD,asye9 Gen, ReU,;o,, Eorcoc
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-07-30

The chronological JmrJs,
is on our table with an eIsl.r
Of seAsOnable reading. Tie n, !
arc discussed in a lively. ,,,.,
and instructive style. sSaTs, !.
Chrome premium. Address sRI
$50 broadway, New York.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-07-30
ASHLAND, Mass, July 18th, 1873.

ASHLAND, Mass, July 18th, 1873. la
ED1ToR OF NEwsDEALER 80 1901
| noticed some time since in your pa
per-which is as dear to me as to any
other son of Lamoille County, no,
tice Of the proposed reunion Of all the Yer
mont troops engaged in the great rebel
lion and must cay II is grand scheme
and one which, am sorry to say, Yer
mont is much behind in. / have often
wondered why Vermont did not have a
reunion Of all her troopswbilc other states,
year after year, have their brigade, regi-
mental and even their company Reunions
as often as the years come around. There
is nothing that will keep up that fraternal
feeling towards our cid comrades in Che
rebellion SO much as to associate and talk
over and over again the joys and sorrows
of camp life. e v sa.gs .,sg
1t is not my fortune to now be citi.
zen Of Vermont, but every item that trans.
pirea in the state is just as dear to mo as
it ever was. and shallbe ono of the
first to respond to the call Of my officers
of the glorious old 9th at her reunion il
Rutland. G.C.F.
#.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-07-30

This WEED MAcHIEE.--One Of the
family machines Of this pattern, we have
had in use for some time. and in every
particular has given the best satisfaction.
They are'having large and increasing
sale in this county.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-07-30

% |s
The international wrestling match
between John Mcmahon, of Rutland, the
champion Of the United States, and
Thomas CopeTand, OF Montreal, champion
of Canada, come off at Troy, Wednesday
evening, and resulted in another victory
for McMahop. Inthe first inning Nc.
Mahon was thrown; in the second Cope
land, was thrown in u minutes; in the
third and decisive inning, sitter severe
struggle of eight minutes, Copeland was
thrown in the finest manner, and McAIa-
hon declared the winner Of the stakes and
acknowledged the champion of the world
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-07-30

--Solon r.. Towne, Professor Of gym
nastics, at Dartmouth College, was re-
sently married to Miss Hattie G. Somers,
Of the Mortified Graded School.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-07-30

The charges filed against Bowen and
Tilton by the Plymouth church, Brooklyn.
will not be investigated till fall, owing to
the absence Of Beecher ano the commit
tee.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-07-30

A clergyman writing to a friehl a
voyage to Europe is in definitely ps,.
have discovered the fountain Of held |,
side of the Atlantic. Three bOttls ( \
an Syrup have rescued nc from ths !,
the fend Dyspepsia" DyspePtics ,hs
from this fountain.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-07-30

A. 7. Stewart made his will before
sailing for Europe, last weak. 1t shows
that he is worth 100000, 600
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-07-30
business Notices

Dodge h Shaw, MoriNa,
mont, agent for the Farmers Nrs
Insurance Company in lAnoiI,
aud the MississquOi Valley il n
County. No Policy allowed 4 /.
without the insured being nctiia
communications by mail OF os,
promptly attended to.
Q. g. DoDGE. ny CI,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-07-30
Haying Fo~

which no is anxious 10 sell
A lot of White Soafher" w. =,
How'll always pay the highest ma
Farmers Produce. uon,lly Wnl
Physicians prescriptions carei"'
Hyde Park, May %, 1873, -t
r AMOILLE VALLEY RAIL n n ihp
TICE.-The stockholders hersa
Valley Rail Road Company AZ y 1compAs
that the annual meeting fsa y aaVVdeF
held at the American House, ID ons otf
Tuesday August l2th 1873, az rI%s @ti J
Afternoon for the purpose OF !. n year Cd.
Directors for said Company th ss.ssncs I,
to transact any other proper p"IT II. 6Fgl
clerk Lamo,llc ysll9 I
st. Johnsbury Vt. July 5uh' ''''
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-07-30

President Salmeron held council Of
generals July %. He was advised to
summon Immediately in TO active service
10000 men of the reserves.
The civil governors of Seville are re,
placed by special delegates. IN. ..
The inhabitants of Utrera have defeated
and taken two guns from an insurgent
column which marched out of Seville to
carry into effect the declaration of indie
pendeuce. goT h3ai asF
AS the ipsurgept iron-clad Vittorita
was sailing from Alicante, a German
frigatc which was lying in the harbor got
up steam and followclh her out, by orders
received from the German legation at
Madrid. Han aat SOW
The Carlists claim their effective force
in Spain now numbers 80, 600 men, They
have disembarked a large quantity of arms
and ammunition at Roquetas. 5niu 49,.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-07-30
Foreign News.

FRANCE.
PARIS. July 23.-It. is officially an
nounccI to-day that the fortified town of
Mezeres, the capitol Of the department Of
Ardennes, and the town Of Chnrleville on
the opposite side of the river Mense, in
the same department, were evacuated
last night, by the German forces, who
have occupied them since the conclusion
of the war: The staff of Gen. hanteufiel.
commander Of the army of occupation,
will remain at Nancy for a short time af-
IFS departure from the city. Nernun will
now be the only French territory occupi-
cd by German troops.
The Carlists have made a formal de.
mand of France for the recognition of their
rights as belligerents. The French gov
ernment has refused, aud declares that it
will remain perfectly neutral. In accord.
ance with this policy it has forbidden
Spanish republicans from sending succor
to Puycerda by way Of Port Eereres, a
French town on the mediterranean. .t
The proposition for the recognition Of
the Curlists has been more than once dis
cussed in the French cabinoRt The Duke
DeBrogilc fayors treating with the gov
eminent Of Don Carlos as tho only power
capable of performing the functions of
government in Spain President McMa-
hon is willing to except Duke DeBrogile's
views, even if he were not himself CON-
promised by bis promise TO the friends
of Don Carlos but other members Of the
ministry approheud that such a course
would greatly excite France, and too glar-
ingly countenance and recognize their ten
denotes as right. The Carlists, how
ever, are confident Of an carly recognition,
and are encouraged by their recent sue
cesses everywhere, and by the disorgani-
cation in Spain of every power that could
have opposed them and dependency and
hopeessness that seemed to have seized
the republicans.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1873-07-30
AUSTRIA.

. AUSTRIA.
The Emperor of Austria will go to St.
Petersburg in autumn. The visit is re.
gardcd by the press as Of deep political
significance. .# aitIa
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Der Go0e5(GraGef.

Sn Der Sammlun9 Der Werftuiiroi9tels
ten, pel6e in Dem Nrienal in Seneoig auI=
bepabrt werben, beTiuoet li6 aud ein
S6li7el, BON Dem Die iolsenoe, lonoerbus
re TRADITION %criItirt
@e9en oas Sobr 1900 fam elmer lcner
geIdbrli3en MenI6en, Die ibr auBerOroent=
li6es Salent nur ami Die Ausibung BON
Yerbrs6en uno 8Ottluii9teit p%erweuOen,
mad Ycneoig, nm lid bort ais Sunoels=
mann nieoer;ulaien. Der 6remOe, wcl6er
5ebaloo bieB, perliebte lid III Die So6ter
zines duBerlt nett renOmmirten SOules, Die
bereits nit einem onneren Mannc pcrlObt
mar. Gr belt nm Die Sano oerlclbcn an,
betam abcr cine abi6ld9i9c Antiport. SOll
gSutb barber, lam er nab, uie er lid
nu6oriidli6 RIDDEN Tonne.
Su Der We6anit auBeroroentll1 9e=
lGitt, botte er nift cher Tube, ais bis er
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Gines Der eariofefem @GjeRte fistu-

lii9er Seiteueruns bat enolid Der mnmebr
9eI6loIene 2anota9 bes Ser5ostbums GOa
burg 6eleiti9t. Die Sa9eitOlSitcuCr, iir
Oeren Ginfibruns Der r&laOoeraoati6"
I'M SntereIie Oes i6Onen @ei6ledts worm
pldoirt bat, lit auf9eboben. Die Grben
jeOes peiberldeuen Sun99eiellen. Der mad
;uriitsele9temS @pabenalter itarb, muBten
10 unb 10 piel Yrojente BON ieiner Sinter=
laIienl6aft in Die 9anOarmenfaIie entri6=
ten. Ob nun mad Auibebung bieies Gel=
9eloes nod mebr Sun9Irauen Ols bisber
liben bleiben ober Oh burd Den Wegfall
oieies Gi~nnabmetitel2 oas Staatsbucset
pm Gobnrs weientli6 erlAiittert Derben
wiro, oies miro @uf9abe Der Staatstati=
fiji bleibcn miilien, bemertt cine oenti6c
I3eitun9 etipas malitiDs.
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D. :. luiuiams & g.,

Vu. IL N If. WulNSS ITHBe,
Dubuque, Joipa.
SS- Dir maiden eis tsuti6tn s~aneslsutt neb bslsnesrs
aufmsrfiam, eab Sur nR. aBsltsr alien an bic Saue stbt
ans tura ions lanaiahrist strntuib bee @d4afts auf
Humid ale Husiunft sibt. (pai t4i-6 yf.)
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california:
WRaryssiat, Cuba Gp........W m. 3. 6tls.
ganta Clara, SantaGlaraGp....Nte. gprpftin.
Canada:
81. Iterefe, 1errtbcnne County, Quebec, Tsttr psrs
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benfen lieb, erfunben bate. Gs NOR Elm
GROCER e9laNel, os1en @riif 10 ssIormt
NOR, bab er nit serinssr S4pieri9telt
umsebrebt gu merben Der :p4te. Wenr
bann umsebrebt, fam cine Sprin9feoer
gum gorl9ein, bic bel Dem serinsiten Srl=
cine Taoel bon FOLDER 6einbeit abldoB,
bab tie in bas 6leii6 sinorans unb td in
bemlelben besrub, obne Die minoelte Spur
suriidsulaiien.
Sebalbo ipartete nun in elmer Scrflei=
oun9 an Der Sbiire Der Stride, in mel6er
bas BON INN ssliebte Mdb6en setraut luers
Den 1oltc. Der Meu6elm6rber lanbte Die
feline Naoel in Die gruit BEG Srdutisams.
Der p~eruunoete Mann puroe mitten in Der
Srauungs=G eremonie BON eincm plobli6en
unb bcftisen S6merSe iiberfaaen, uaro
obnmd6tis unb inter lauten &lasen Der
So6seitssdite mad ieinem Sauie Suriidsc=
bra6t.
Sic Merste, welhe Die uria6e oieIer
pl0bli6en &rantbeit niht entbefen %fOnnten,
bpten miOnit ibre SanSe @elGitli6teit
auI unb Der 9rdutisam itarb mad penigen
Saeen. 5ebalbp belt nun bel Den Gltern
bcs Mdb1eus gum S%lpeiten Mal nm Die
6ano beslelben an, bic linn iebp9 mieoer
pcripeisert purbe, slud lie itarben na6
Elm paar Sageu in elmer sebeimniBOpllen
Dirt.
Die llnrltbe, lpel6e Die orei beinabe
munberburen Sooesfdle erre9ten, erlpedte
Die duberite aufmerfiamfeit Der Yoliseibe=
amten, unb ais man mad genauer Inter
lu6un9 in Den orei 2ei6namen oas feline
Moroinitrument, Die lIriade ibres 10
plobli6en uno unerparten Sobes iano, mar
Der S9refen allsemein uno Sober fiir9te=
te fir lein 9eben.
9as 10 g~rouIom peripaiste Mdb6en
perlcbte Die erlten Monate ibrer Srauer in
einem &lolter, unb Sebaloo, mel6cr boiite,
DaB lie Ii6 ieinem @illen fii9cn piirbe,
tom oabin uno ucrlanste lie Su lpre6en.
Oas @eli6t oieics Wannes bate ibr im=
mer miBiaQen, aber lett Dem Spbe 9ller,
bic Tie germ lab unb. aud liebte, mar er ibr
sans perbaBt seworoen, als babe le cine
4bnun9 BON ieiner Sdulo unb ibre Int=
mort mar enti6icoen perneinenb. Dor
@utb auber liG, iu0tl Sebalbo lie Our9
oas Sitter Su perluun0en, uno es 9elnng
inn. Mls oos WS99eu in ibr 3immer
suriidgefcbrt mar, iiblte lie einen S6mers
in ibrer gruit unb ais tie oieIelbe entblDB=
te, bemerftc lie bod MIR einen cinSigen
8lutstropfen. Der Sdmers nabm gu unb
Dur6 bic fiir5lide @e~r9anaenbeit belebrt,
p%erloren lie feline 3eit nit Yermutbunsen,
lonoern ma6ten einen tiefen GinI1ritt uno
sogen Die Naosl beraus, ebe tic nod t6ot-
li9e Solsen gu pcranlaIen 3eit bate unb
rettcten our9 biei> 59at oas 9ebcn Der
junsen 0amc.
Die Sioats= SnquilitiOn bot ale Wtittel
aut I'm Die Sano 81 entoefen, Die biele
p,rrdtDeriiden UNI unpiOertebli6en Sdlas
&c perieste. Ser Seiu6 Sebaloos I'M
&loiter erreste srpBen Yerba@t sesen ibn.
Ssin Saus wuroc iorsiam ourGiu6t, iei-
ne grdBli9e GrIinbun9 entOedt uno er en-
pete am @alsen.
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Gssar gIuHs, 5aunssrs Gp...Ssrrs 9 6m I.
Omaha Gitp, Douglas Ge...S aecb e q u i.
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Die neueIfe 2Nooe Der 0amen 1T ieBt

OaB ibre sanse Nebenausriiitun9 an ben
6iirtel scbdnst wirb. Cine SOitoncr Sci
tln9 meloet, Dap ole 6rauenSimmer bort
minoeItens a6t 4rtifel I'm ibre Saille
..baumeln baben". Ndmli6 Den SOnnen=
idirm, Elm groBes 5ai6enbu6, einen Suno
SdliNel, Elm Sal3entud, ein tleines S6ee=
ren9ebdnie. einen Saten gum gnbdn9en
Der SanoiAube, Elm fleines Nlbum. einen
S66er uuO Sonntnss nod ein blibi6es
@eb.tbu6. Sabri ieblen nod ein Slo=
con nit f6lnii6em g8aiier, ein Sebdlter
fir ole SpnbOns &C. &C. Sabei lprl6t
nan INNER pom i6wa1en @el6le6t.
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favnt -, i~,erfaufen.

nibtr, Saflpn Co., Scwa f,
Samptte u. Bellevue @caf,
Grnatls (lets bee mprts),
SCENE 6drm pen t0i afsr
nat uue ~ ader Selblans
{ elm Spsbaufe nit Sdtunt,
lieer Barn ftsat eas S&ui.
lnatsren @erfaufsbsb,nsun.
5etipn sisies Slattes cher an
". 2ird,sn In 81. Dpna.
,E& bercit 1T, ITEM qisttabsr
9uni 4.-3 ut.
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Treiburg d &rapfel
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pyersuile, Dubuque &c., Soma,
balttn son
2soaros & affe &attunsen 2sau6of;,
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une smpfstler I'D Ten gepetnsrn seu yltr. soint Tenn.
flip uue ~llmsesent Ju s~eusistem 3aiprnb. inhem We nttt
alein sbtnie tilip, fen6ern ncp ttltesr ssrtduiea, ale IT..
sene zine anesrs dirna 90 fdnn.
MnAhshsnh ~ nnIr nsnahnlihn Trtis. g ruranti
, 1873-12-27
Money AND COMMERCE,
MONETARY.

TRtpAT EVENING, Dec. net 1917.
Tho banka report docIletlly aotivo demand
for money. Tho packers still nced moro tl,an
thoy rcalize mud aro lIlso1y to do no III aon,o
tllno III January. There IL n general Bcttliug up
going OF anong nil GLASSES, consequent on tile
near approach Of the olouo of tho yoar, for
w1ncl, partos aro preparing. a1orchanls ere ro-
mtting activoly to Now York, nnd honco wo
notice moro demand and tirmor rntos for
exchange. Par wan tho figure botwcon
bnnks; borrowers Rro goneral'y supplied
al tho Hanlo rnte. Some Of tho banlla report as
co,,ta per cent premium M tho lowest figure Mt
whicl, thoy would soil, mud probably 80 cents
would bo charged to outsiders.
Thoro is nothing now or strange In Tho 6xtra
leriand for inoncy to Hctt!o la1ancca ut tho clo4e
Of tho yoar. Whom The millions Of money to 10
distributed car1y In Jannnry como to bo rein.
vested Ell I or caro- IL confidently anticipated.
Tho hall million, for inatnnco, tho city llas III
pnr banks cannot ho used loro. It IL 4 burthon
III fact 10 our baplsors' aa they must pay Governs
mont tux urnn 1t willie they know
It muRt all go to Now York next week to pay ir:-
;orcHt duo thoro on tho city dobt. Thc Hatne IL
true OF other funds 10 q very lnrBo oxte1t. Tint
lud much moro will doubtloss como llore during
the first fow weeks Of tho year for inycsttnent
III renl cstRtc, or III grain md provisions for tho
lprnt{ trlae. nonco all regard o,ir prcsent
loao money 1lnrkot III sl1ro to DO tomEorary.
LOCAL HrOCK AND bond MARKET.
1IesHrA. Preston, Keau i Co. quote III follows
klB afternoon
, 1873-12-27
REAL. ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments were fled for record
On Friday. Dec, 2G:

inc 1onoWln3 lns1rumeh'a were nleo orrecofd
on Friday. Dec, 2G :;
c,rr ,noperrr
m''....1.'.
lhaana aV, COZ o. ihf's'o'sHth 81 VIZ, tsx1.4 H.
datcl Aug. IL: consideration, $tG,D00.
Iltho at bet Polk and TAYLOR gts q f. 3151ln5s; IT,
5nt sI .rnne :yf, consi1cr.in,. a nm <'">s -
"n.e' ""4e y, s. ~ n.se,'' S.,~oo'
Fourth at, l4'it Of tucker 81, T. 2axl%1 IT, dated
March IL, 1879; consideration, d,400
Drcper IT. 192 It Of Elm st. " undivided u of &c
INN n 1a,r1 r.c % co,,s,1,.ro,inn con
49, 49, - ,oo =. ~ ~ - ,,1s,, ~ ,o-.o,,< -