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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-17

7 LIBERATION NOTICE.-This is to
notify all parties that have given my son,
Simon p Chase, the remainder Of the time Of his mi
notify and shall claim Of his wages nor pay any
ERAsrUs T. CHASE.
Calais, December /, 1873. 0105
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-17

NOTICE.-Th Annual Meeting OF the
~ Soekholdors Of the Mortified National Bank,
for the choice OF Directors for tho year ensuing VIII
ha holden AZ their Banking Rooms, in Northheld
VI, on Tuesday, the 18Th day OF January next AT
oiciock p NJ +. L. ELY, Cashier
Northdeld December s, l5l3 oi-o5
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Aeut Advertisements,

NOTlCE-Al persons having accounts
~ with US arc requested to call and settle the
same without delay, aud are hereby nouhcd tlat Az
demands now due not settled by February lst, ls1i
will be len with an attorney for collection. good
short time note will be taken In sottement o,
BAILEY PARK,
Montpelier, December o, ls73. oio3'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-17

DO not speak of your happiness to q
! man Of less fortune than yourself.
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.ATIONALBANK OFBARRE, VT

IN Tho annual meeting Of tho Stockholders Of this
Bank will be held at It, Banking House, on Tuesday,
the 18th day Of January, 1915 at O'Clock r. NJ, for
the choice Of Directors, aud the transaction OF any
other business that may legally come before them.
n. W. BRALEY, President.
Barre December 9, 1873. OiOs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-17

NOTICE.-Tb Annual Meeting Of the
~ stockholders ofthe Montpelier National Bank,
Of Montpelier Vermont, will be holden at their bank
Ing Rooms on Tuesday, the ijth day of January next
at two O'Clock r. ST. for the election Of Directors for
the year ensuing, and for any other business that
may come before them
Montpelier, December G, 1873. OiVs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-17

When is book not book2 When 1t is
"My Wife and l."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-17
REEN MOUNTAIN BOYSl
wALTON's VERMONT REGISTER,
containing the most complete aud valuable Vermont
Business Directory
ever published, is now in the market
FOR 1874.

Parties desiring one or copies will secure them
from the FIRST edition. by sending their orders at
once The price will be the same as last year, and
wholesale price list can be had by dealers, on ap-
plioatlOn. Single copy, by mail 20 cents
The same publishers issue an Annual Register and
business Directory for New Hampshire, on the same
general plan as the above Price by mall p cents,
When the latter ia ready, both will be sent In one
package for 40 cents. Send the exact price In each
case and not expect change 10 be returned Address
CLAREM0NT MANufAvTuklNuO co.
os0s Claremont, n. II.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-17
FOR pIMpLEs On TnE FACI

Use PERkYS Moth and Frccklo Lotion. 10 ls nrLl
AtLE and HARMLESS. Sold by Druggists everywhere
Depot, 40 Bond Street, New York 0l0j
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-17
The Moral Hero.

Rock Of Ages cleft for me,
Let me hide myself in thee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-14
IT, STATE OF TRADE.
.ro.pEaN MARKETS

Iss,~ J,u I3-l Consos oreeed ~ W ior mon I,,s
.siesl The account Aensa securities q'e r. Fs2es al
<l.,es bonds 1865. oi 80; ioe' s'
- we. sO Etie RiiFaY sheref 49,
r.z,s Jan l3-a mReutss opcuel Al "iL .. .,..s. NJ,
s..r,o Jan i3- Nottoa oTeuei quet AL sNeN' n4
ssss vp.uds l0id. Midlug Orleans, 1871 -
ian l3-Pctfoeuu 81 Tor Fine Pale Amef,csn
f.S jas iSi:S0 p n.-Uuted states Five fstaly bonds
IN, e5 Enc Raiva shares. 49,. -
tspeo Jsu l3-1J m-Coon Is quiet ard etsier Bfeee-
ss Jue Bscon 81 pescw for Cumberland Cut bee Ni per
I.5ox Jan Is T. CorSois and American securities dosei
vs.hnred kre Railway shares, &C. a.,
jan i3-5 D. rCoton closed quiet ard easier; NC
- A tbe f been Il J bales pciudsg 700 for slecson
r cf tht sales bales Americans sales 81 Cssu"
S r Ssvunsh or Chsrleston and January % 49,
- s Cotton from BOMBAY 70 tie ijih inst since INC ~
rsDsrt hove been p ell hfies - -. g.. n, eos, snirlts
.oNnoN Jan. l3kYealue.-Linseei OIL ~ 10 Y '4" r.
~, I J ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-14

BowERp NAII0SAL BANK kEw.fOKK. Jau. 6, 1873.
TINHE annual meeting of the Stockholders of
49,, RsrI FOR the ELECTION OF DIRECTORS win be he'd q,
t on TUESDAY. the 2isi inst between
I'm MI b n r. HAMILTON, Cashier:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-14
fiilanGldi.

AT the ANNUAL Nj
"A HOLDERS Of this BANK, held
lemen ssfe dulr elected Directors for
CHAUNChi T. BOWEN,
JOHN T.. DAILY,
ADOLPH ENGLER,
MARCELLUs hAR LEY,
JOSHUA HENDRICKS,
GERHAED JLNSS y,
FREDERICK KUuNE.
ALEXANDER KLlNGENBERG.
LEO LEHhANA.
n. IT, LEVIN
y Ane d; subsequent meeting OF the
GALOMON we're respectively ugsnlno
FfsS1suL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-14
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
N.w.YoRK. Monday, Jan. 10. 10

The prospects for an Improvement IN oosh
the horse and carriage trade Of the week just openeu
very indifferent In the Bulls Head Market the curren'
business in draught horses Is Key 10 con'n
Mt usra nrces lint there have been to-day no ndiea-
ions OF speedy improyement I'm the dull condition OF
the market for high priced stock The supply IN worh
horses Is just about equal to the dernanu IN io
rage and road horses, however exceeds co"uoiaoJ
the requirements Of the present traue =,
Messrs. Johnston and Van TasselPs regular seIhi-
weekly sale OF horses carriages and general morse equip
ments Will, usual be held tomorrow IueSday' d.
O'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-14
lectures ano Meetinas.

1 ECTURE COURSE OF THE SOCIETY OF
PRENDS the Meeting GrafercV Park trvente,h
I.ciare 90 SEVEN STARS or THg GREAT BBARb nARA
MITCHBhL ofvassar College, TUESDAY lth mat, Tskee
ray had free application 70 Wm Wood Co. az II orsss
Jones st., Ceiius & Bro, 40 Broadway
VNYNDALLis LECTURES ON LIGHT. with
all the lustrstons THE TRBUSBS reports Published IN a
carefully revised Price cents pes SINGLE or eeas " ">
Address THE TRIBUNE, New-fck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-14
EeQal Notices.


r1HE STATE OF SOUTH CAR0LlNA-
COUNTY OP CHARLRSTON-C0URT OF COMMON PLEAS
-JOIIT L. HACAULAY, Plaintiff, sgainst ISRAEL EDWARD
WOOIF JULIAN MOSES ABRAMS GEORGE DAVIS, and NOR.
RIs CANTOR observation-disclosures for Rebel Complaint mot
serei To the Defendant JULIAN MOSES ABRAMS You are
hereby summoned required the complaint in this action
c IA ka in tie Clerk Of Common Pleas for the said
uty and copy your answer TO the said complaint on the
bber at their Office No al Broad street Charleston B. e. within
twenty DAYS the hereof exclusive Of the day snc service
md II the complaint within the time Aforesaid the
apply the for the relief demanded In
he congratulated 10Th October lsl2 ,,,o,,n ccn
iSEAL ,,,,,,, a. ~; sIOB p,g a. s,, y.
To the Defendant, JULIAN MOSES ABRAMS Take notice that the
SUMMON In action which the foregoing copy, filed IN the
Office Court Common Pleas for Charleston County
tie 18th day Of October, 1917. - -. -
dl7 las6Wf BUlSr X BUST flanun s At.oInels.
CUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the
- Petition the Mayor Aldermen, and Commona Of the City Of
NsYok Of Public Works IN relation TO toe %
OF beenthst and Tenave
and COMMENCING $50 feet west Of
Notice hereby given the owners essees persons nd
the lands tenembts betetamens and premises
ti matter said Report being completed viii be presented 70
he Slpre Special Term thereof TO be bed at Chambers a.
lie City Of NewYork Monday the lDh o OF
opening the Court that day or as Seon nere
amer heard and motion will then and lhsfe o.
for confirmation Of said RepoIDat hesfor DeeenAoe H. '
' DWIGHT ii. oLMsTBAD,
ADRIAN II. MULLER, iCouni.ionerA
CHARLES K. GRAHAM, }
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Gorses, Garrlaaes, 6arness, ST.
T THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
JOHNSTON X VAN TASSELL.


A 7 THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
N JOHNSTON VAN TASSkLL,
0sice and salesroom 81 Hassns,
Opposite the Pot.Ohce.
The HORSE and CARRIAGE branch Of or Business conducted az
Horse Auction Mart no. 49, and ia East Thrteenhs near
hold regular SALES HORSES and Chh-
RIAGBS EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY. Geutemen wishing 10
purchase having horses carriages sell viii 6nd our nous
perfectly reliable this branch business do all
other baness the straightforward principles which govern
honorable all mercantile pursuits We purchaser or
warranted sound from "A ~ hours trial tns
for sales Of Horses and Carriages be made at doSnoEn O
and salesrOom 81 Nasaut where also keep Of horses Tor
private sale. Liberal advances made or eonsignmenis
A BRIGHT bay MARE, 15.2 hands, 6 years
n old will exchanged for heavy working she is knd Iad
gentle about three minutes Address f., Box MS Trb
Once
LOR SALE-H0RSES and DOGS Any pei
son obtaining 6rstea hunters. otng, daaght or
vetraned sporngdogs. tue 6y
price Intended parchse
Address HAWKS Co. Montreal Canada
EINE CARRIAGE and ROAD HORSES at
Il l. A. FlTCHS STABLES. l5J Eat Tseaig.folfihoL
HORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS, SADDLES,
all kinds Ssile goods extensively maarilciured ta
line Of Blankets Tor fs and sbe plush and oiaer CaASe hoS
Of every quality c. b. SMITH & Co, ~ Wanen-si
HARNESS.-HorseC Clothing, Blankets, Breast
Aprons Robes and Horse Equipments description me
variety NewYOrk. G. 81. hOSEAAN Il BkO hansiac-
wArerOoms ia ChambsrssL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-14

- - - o,,. no bush MALI SO bush Barley TN bash
- NJ hs, seed Copper S2 bales Cotton, loo hss g g.
F., io4 bale. Hemp s2s Hides IS el. Hides 81, eI aas'
7G bhls Spirits Turpentpe, 2S2 bnis Crne
RS hhls Tar 70 Moss ~ hhds Sugar, o, bh
80 pEgA OIL Cake s0 bales Broom Germ 20 hbs ~
s I.f s PKG Pork t69 pkg Cut Meats, 3l ts haIV ~
ase Hogs s pkss Batter Isis Pkg Seese zs pesS Is"e~
Sean 90 pigs Rice Wy Days efnots
stsreb Ills pk Tea, 26s aids Tobacco, leS PAg@Topao Nv
f,f.s wooi D. Sti bills Whsky
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-14

NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting OF
~ the stockholders Of tue WILCOX GIBBS SEWING MA
SsurgY COMPANY held Company, No. 6S
B,.dws, Of January 1879 a2 O'Clock for th
purpose Of eecnng Eve TT0sessi0r the ep'Sing year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-14
INDIANAPOLIS, s9or
BLOOMINGTON g. WESTERN
Railway Extension
FIRST MORTGAGE
CENT GOLD BONDS

cr,, and Al, Investor, are invited to examine the % the
Bends by DIASAPoLIs BLOOMINGTON AND WEST
ERN RAILWAY COMPANY. and scared by Pri Mortgage on !"
Extension Line Of 2 miles On this work, 100 miles from
Champaru 70 Havana on tie Illinois River completed
aud trains will run over that section in the second
week OF January. TIE remaining distance OF 30 miles TO heokHk
on the Mississippi branch OF miles to Decatur now graded
and track partly down. will finished i'm ample time for
the busjuess of 1873 Of SOIL increasing prouc
tons ami vide belt county tributary this part Of the ne ASSURE
for il very large lucrative business
The road from Indianapolis % miles has been in operation
little more than ye and has established success It's earn
iu4s have steadily increased, giving In 1872 an In
crease of S3S5,OO0 over 1871. Net receipts irom
this part of the line alone than sufficient to
respond puuctuniy interest all Bonds male and IS
sued by Company rarely that this can be szi OF any rail-
road during negotiation Of its securities
The entire the support Of Popuoui exceedingly
rich and productive agricultural region passes through and
meets important towns and Cities and crosses immense de-
posts Of coal all Of local business of great
Western and Western connections sub
nay under same control prominent ecng roads will
furnish large through traffic The appreciate tie necessity Of
unusually equipment and providing for it as rapids as possible
This with new elevator under construction expressly
for this road at sianapoH will greatly its fa'es and
enable il take large offered business which IL has
been obliged TO decline.
Particular attention unusual strength Of these BoDd'
which are liability Of the Corporation owning line Of 40
miles and are also completely secured first and only mortgage on
the extension OF the line 30S miles completed, and
% graded.
With the certainty that Government rates interest viii in short
time be largely reduced holders Of will End advantageous to
realize present high prices and rnyest these Bonds which we
recommend as possessing ample security for all nveor AS invest
they cannot fail to prove largely remuneraive.
The Bonds are per gold each convertible into
stock at par at option the holder and be registered with
out charge Price, 90 accrued interest ia Coupons
January and July free Of tax.
All negotable securities received exchange best market
Pull particulars furnished application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-14
THE
CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THB
ST Louis AND SOUTHEASTERN RAILWAY CO.
CONSOLIDATED
OF Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky and
Tennessee.
80 venr per cent, with Sinking Fund
| OF - per cent OfGross EARNINGS.
,,~,.,., and Interest payable in Gold In New-york.
Tn,crest semi. Annually, February and August.

formed the Consolidation OF the ST. Louis and South
The Fy,usvi Henderson aud Nashville and the Bdge6ed and
Railroads Is the shortest and best possible route from
CT TonIS and CHICAGO to NASHVILLE, MONTGOMERY AT.
IIINTA MACON MOBILE. SAVANNAH, an CHARLESTON Its
and eQupmen, unsurpassed BY the West ITS
MONTHLY EARNINGS HAVE, SINCE THE CON-
saIInaTION, ALREADY REACHED AN AVERAGE
OF : TO-. 900, AND ARE AMPLE TO OPERATE TIE
ROAD AND PAY THE INTEREST on THE ENTIRE
BONDED DEBT.
Ttree hundred 6Tg miles Of this road completed and fully
equipped The Consolidated Bonds issued at the rate Of $2 900
pcr purpose mskga single debt completing branches
90 have been sold and offer limited number at 80 AND
ACCRUED INTEREST IN CURRENCY.
Tbe 81 Lou Board recently passed series ofresonons
exp sinr the opinion that THIS WILL BECOME ONE 0P THE
BRF PAYING LINES LEADING OUT OF ST. LOUIS" cOngau-
sng the stockholders On 1.-THE HONORABLE AND ABLE NAN
AGsMBNT OF TUE PROPERTY expressing the belief THAT
TIE SECURITY OFFERED BY THB CONSOLIDATED MORT
GAGB BONDS TO THE AMOUNT OF $4,000 PER MILE
is GOOD AND RECOMMENDING THEM WITHOUT HESITA
TON AS AN INVESTMENT TO CAPITALISTS, BOTH AT
HOME AND ABROAD"
Under the terms Of Consolidated Mortgage parties holding Bonds
ed BY the St Louis Railway COMPANY Of Illinois
and Indiana or BY Evansville Henderson and Nashville Railroad
Germany per eueucv entitled the privilege Of exchanging
he sane for the Consolidated Bonds upon application
We uhesltatngly Bonds unexcptonabe
Railway Security.
Ipu nsrteulars furnished upop application by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-14
Hlarble ano Jlate mlntel5.

A KABER. Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
~. IZING WORKS and 80 East Bghtecnh Marble and
Mlra Mute Thing Marble COunters Monuments AT prices that
defg competition Marble turning for the trade.
CTEWART's SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- elegant degas Slate work Of every description MARBLE and
WOOD MANTELS. T. p. STEWART Co., ~ and ~ west
Twenty. thiri-s-. Sevenh-aye.
FF,HE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
to varsroOm Uuion-square Fourt,y ana ssyes
ami are Offering large assortment OF MANTbLS GkAIBS
Ne comprising many elegant aud des gus at prices Challenging
competition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-14

~ L.. u y,rr c-iet ami UsehsnFej Wheat epensd guy,
ssi ,' 10 i9 ssys9 ,1S 5 No. sPSs e cS sSSs,s
seassc Corn ssay No. n1S' 80. KeeetcJ. 2 axe.
n. az IN. iTcoIrg No. a p, S osl AID weak holders
s ,eI e Lo5s lsg Is 10 @ LIS define e. sales
r - 49, as N,fea Meats shade easr Green Lam ~. ~ 10
s,,gss so s7.ael u sy'r'fs, &C. Has n fair sn,nd snd
s iss e SION $50 fr Asai 50 "S St e 49, Tor ss ss
. pc s ~ Con- 5oo0 Gush O,, 5000 bosh Rye SS9 tass
a.fier Shipments 6olS 9sr WV Ou'" "''' WV
ri~rsv Jan. 3OEr qae set unehsnssl Mhea' s 5
t,orr ea,t snd unchanged a. Sc. for No Mixed NC
s'.Tss +, p s i Tor NJ is.s West S,pasa.s light
afT.le - y's ,, ,p o ol1 Do rye Y scs To-;
- ~ dol BsrsT Malt O3i DO Imports rloe . ~ p 20
Strneat on cyaiors-wheat i635l bihi Corn % $50
asa o' 2 % bash Baf ~ sl D.. Si' 50 500 10
tSr Mlwaasee 40 SHrng he'd at 81 81 Sheaso No.
S; Sos g. Rel winter. 81 "a 81 60 Corn am salss
oil bah No at Sc Oa n"tn9li We No 3, '' or
Sss TvRosea 49, FOgrRowe1 sc Re held 2! PFC barley
Ns-WssisrH yla 10. PELs Winter Western 81 loe 81 10
- Corr 6ra, lelow White, 6adao. oat-sagPg
In ,1 tasnd moderate At go So Bsn se-Sse a. NJ ~ %
- s sc Cesr SIDE i5.c. Hans 6al7la Lari gaie., TsFet
non rs FAR Fay tsr 5see VIM, FTIe, se s m'
az 10 wes.crg srse Coffee fnner 81 ie3a''e E1olaaSe-
o'er seed sells s - s5G los; Timothy at s. Is Flax
- ~ 49, Flour Sa,: sueer.ae - 1885; klas s6a$6 50!
So Wheat Exira Family 1888 Is Winter bear do 80 "a
az; Frrg 5odF Wheat dull; Red At ~ s50sZi Amer
- 3 White - - Rye steady 90 $50 Soc Corn STEADY
~ Ye &c oaeti Nhte :a Sc; Western MTei fl0
~. COZ. srmer; RIO 6Ellc gold Sugar ard hoasses IN
tsrsts Petroleum nominal; Crude, HGljei helned' Zi@@s
Jle ls-Co,tob quiet; Low M6iuug o6l9, Flour
"a s1a aui frm unclaimed Wheat quiet; Choice
ts All 40 Amber 80 ~ ~ Western Red, 81 40 81 ";
gsa abcr s2o y o. Cora 6m aud seady Senheto White
so-n ~ Ye8e Oats tmer; southern 5OGooc.; West
~ Me- isq tc: d. White 4Sa3Oc Rye que az 9'c : oL
sv c,ged Provisions very scns. Mes Pork trmer and higher
40 guk Meats Gm,r hehcr with light clerinys Shoulders
Ge K SHES 6Q6c; Clear RIB sides q ab2c tie outside Prices
ir demand and SbOn1tfs, 5tANc
~ tl, and Sew Bio Sides lie; Ceg RIB Sides Bd6c New Hans
an I'd Iitqc Lad &c Heten Butter unchanged "hiskT
gsSo jan l2Four sadv s'les, LOO bbls a. So 50 or
A. Srlrr % for Amber Niatef; So 70 for Hlu hp-
~ 10 IS for Wlsat 6un; sales, 5000 bash No
Nsa1ee Club 81 D.; 1000 bush 90 on private terms Sou
6un . CO. Barley ffm Qane held at 81 Uo0Sl o. Corn
Ma Boej: 81 o Tor uuhoei yer cat Mtieed STEADY
shafis 81 Smpsfurs s22 Mddbugs, a23 per tnn hatoed
Isr Philadelphia &c to Boston. Ret to New'fOrE
81. . albany, Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-14
Ron0on advertisements.
for the GoIioaps.

Ifllslelllueous.
BOTTLED LAGER BEER
ID Imported Bayanan from
ki :sSSs; Psrdos'n......""ss'
1 80
BldllO, dO1eB 1 -
Cincinnati, l %
New. per ! %
For family shipping delivered free Ia the city.
HOLLENDBR & Co., 24l Broadway, 2l.
between PARK place and Murrayst
NIOTHES PINS for SALE.-Capacity, 5000
bores per month wishing purchase contract do
40 by addressing references IL. T. HOWELL, Hyde Park Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-14

Csr--ov Jan Ic-Cot'ou dan; Ninngs i9le ret receipts
7l ; e1pos-o Great Britain ga bales ceaSise' 5JE baesi
stock AIS bales
syvUHLgAN, Jan active and frm; Good Orr nsrF,
Tow nj dng l3.dl8lc; Mddiug 9Idl93c pet Ieeeifts
ses gross l23i, bates; eTpoIistO Great Britain t9S ses
Continent J3 bsesi e0awse ~ bSes sales S'V O~esi
stehrg. 67o0 btes; stock, los ji3 tses.
Eosy5iK jan i3-Cot;oa quiet; Low Mdiags lsldslc net
cspt 22lJ nai c0astwse LIS baes sales ~ bas
sOck. 86ll bales.
BaITNoRE jar 3Coon steady; Mtdng a0c net receipts
Go hae erportsto the Contneu 20 Oaes eeA
ynse ~ bales; sales, bales; stock, 1898 bales
l1Co.ton weak lower gadesi Good Ord1srT
i7l Low Mdings lSc Mngs lsc net receipts 1881 baies
gross m bsesi ezpocEe 400 bales sales 20O bales stock
st139 bales -
WusISGrov Jan l2CoOS qust Mddnpgs sc receipts,
g. bale stock. 2,8l6 bales .,, 80, .. 4, al,
isles. shirmeuts. go bales
Jan llCottop dull; Middings lsici eeep, '9'
kues. siVments. 652 bales; stock. 4ttl bales. -
81 louis jan l3Cot0a roninsl receipts III baiesi shipments
Ia bales go. ,..,.,
PTrADEIrHA Jan - Cotton quiet Mdiings 293d2le 49,.
Bos7oN 13C0ton quet MddDgs 2c net receipts XII
bales: sales. 800 bales: stock 800 taeA
slrAvyAB 13Coton dC; Mdilngs c nes receipts
eIpOrts-coastgse, 3l2 baes sales 7iJ taes Sock '5
fses ,,,,, 81 -,
zeoeiut-. go bales; sales, J35 bales - ....,.,.
la-COft0a da Mdhng5, ZOc receipts 45tt ba
.slipneas. $3.50 bales; stocG. % G6 bales. .,.,
GsrvEr0S l3COtt0n weak; Good Ordnsr lIdlc net
expOntO Great Bntsn, 4Ll hSei 20 the
<onss S7 bales ooAwise III baes saes 800 bales stock
IAN bllsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-14

PcIrcTIc LIFE ISs Co. 10 BKoADwA Nv ioEk jan 40
YTNHF Annual Election for NINE DIRECTORS
nsbs EcIHCTTC LiPB INSURANCE Co will be beld WED
FSDAY is nst the Oace Of the Compsn Pos open from II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-14
Chances for Business Ellen

A FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS for SALE
IN Owing the death OF OF the psns. M Sne as
retire busres weesaoshea anu poyef~1s
BUSINESS offered FOR Il Is located IN Cleyenf ose
aud Of ne 40
Fssey Good. The OF the store credit me concern no
g ho.d ana he us,omers all aiss The stock Jesse ans
GOOD iii are oaersd Tor favorable terms e.p repaired 1ss
800 assiIs O. Y. VAN BLAkKRssrkfs az
Broadway, NeS-Yors.
NOR SALE - At Great Bargain, in conse-
II ~ the d,sth principal assorted stoi Of rspo
,srs Tr,,s with the good will Of oagessonsaea oas
central In this ety togehsr with e.se
facilities tbe easaess very prAs
W. tenn. easy purchaser Address L. f. BOG
No ifI6
shs we'll iuewu and popular hotel a,tess Sammer resort
81 NILE, ium T. large grounds aud abundance o. shade tho
piGHIOg nOtJSR situated Perth Aneoy N j. Tes Is
sppoaay bo keeper, who desire good nresneat
within convenient daaee tor business eh IN tae e fW ssfsAc2
sslussAr ada<sss " y" " wlswst. SsseAi1S
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-04-24
Prayer.

Nothing can detain or destroy
a real prayer; its flight to the
throne is swift and certain. God
will not fail you though you fail
yourself. Though you faint, He
fainteth not,neither is weary. Lift
up your cry and He will lift up
His hand. Go to your knees,
you are strongest there; resort
to your chamber, and it shall be
TO you none other than the gate
to heaven. Tell your God your
grief is heavy to you, it will be
light enough to Him. Dilemmas
will all be plain to His wisdom,
and difficulties will vanish before
his strength. Oh, tell it not in
Gath that Isreal cannot trust in
God; publish it not in the streets
of Askelon that trouble can dis
may those who lean upon the
eternal arm.-With Jehovah in
the van, o hosts of Israel, dare
We tearg The Lord of hosts Is
with US; the God of Jacob is our
refuge. What mans heart shall
quail, or what soul shall faint2-
Lift up the hands that hang down
and confirm the feeble in heart:
"Be strong; and fear not; God is
with you; He will help out, and
that right early. ETAi