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, 1873-11-13

METALS AND TINNER9' STOCK-Contiuue in
ioa1s ,sss e. tlaso h:tsG' d.
1x2o, $l300; do roong 14x2o 1C, $11.60; do, 26128
~; S,s r,xznass., 4co; small, 4,e; bar, 4ae,
LEAp-Pig, 8Hc; bar, lOc: Dipc full coils l0./o
cut DO, nc. -' e' e''' Df'' -''' sNA'' WY
1 SHEET 1tHo-Fu1l casks, 10ho; half casks 1oko; !;
| leyA quantity. lie; slabs, shc.
- suErT 1noN-No: q, 6a<c rates Russia iron 22@
oAlyAs1zED 1Aow-No: lo@2o, lie; No. ao@24, Ice;
n ~ = 2Se ,ss a,o; No 29 lse NJ g. &C., discount
ses aSs Seos Srazors "a s
~; Tuned copper, aGo; psaniahed copper, 4oo; d.
cut w.asMS.; 70 si.Ss; 49, to a oo
SG H. y a4a 7ac Il IN lae y atd 49, lic ~ 1sc
discount; fouce wire, by car-load cAc.
NAiLseMet With tho na'al inquiry and being in
ght STOCK were m steady At the annexed satea 1o@6od
M d ~ ss5o; Sa q aa ns cs q q sns as
a., MAvAL s1onEs-Were s quiet and unchanged Ma
saah hemp cord, H. 29@25o; insrline, . i. s2otS
22o tarrsu rore H. l7al8e oakum, U bale, $500
600
m moving 10 fs!r extent @ st yesterdays
l74c; sxtra lard OIL strictly winter 7s5ao; do,
a9 aSas 'ahS ~ @ u1G No: y oas Ho, o3c nhseed raw
neasioat no Ill sifx Ma nra g M @
as. ao NG as1; nanx o sos assatts CO.; eepha1,. oil
nsR5esi $ss1 asass res. hut tnsse
%an S gocu no aug ptsss were tolerab!y steady
N ear es erI1 r so at
nota Sas cs ~ ers aoeu alo 4Mossa ~ FLU we
At car NJ car rnm ~ II az
cre1 In bria w. x ~ "a, M IN w. % ~ ~ acV a
"Je1i nn1u,rny AMI ni,rr- -E.o., a.,,,, ,. .,,,. .
maarato oc,i inarv NJ. reaa r,'o u1oJK es WIN
S ~ ~, ntau prGgs fuieu ntg1es Iho
haRp o oa aoSE M n thogh graay
9unG tsuntGu. Dscssod cGtkons trkeys, ducks, Wild
aaeas psaisle eniekens anu 1nat When fresh and IN
& n gFIc1. s,. ospnsnt nger pees Senlson piet
iM anu stoW We 1uoto: 1.-Two chickens, $l.b0S9. 90
ao dressed, $.uu9!oo; go fresh $2b0@3.00; lnckB,
20 arosseti S2ooSSoo; geese $s00@o.o0;
osesssa sa s 9o{ hsve: Ifeeh do
pmah - ~ g y fooe9tW
ncrss GHS1so. .ni,so TX l w anu
1o sa1e' wi 'on1sot' eo"1es' oei uanss
A-G i1T ~ ttSnseo} M ogs .t,
a. ~ I;n ~ onaou t; Bo9a uenana, anG Bleaay,
a., % - a. ~ ~ oouaeA Anu oa9lnnW,
S'nn H. caa"1S -, p.aVi oIsuaty coh!se, 8oos
,a,,. t 20 ~ e5 gEonnu SOAR *oo ua,ry,
S.tous paAs, *e:Vu 0a1Ss "41A Bags, $auo; Ashton
, 1873-11-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

L1vEnron1. Nov. I'LL d. m..-Marketa unchanged.
Flour. 27s@9es. Wheat-Win.er. IFS 1od@l2s "a (:
5s as saai5s a. con "s ass Is d. For IT'S 81:
Lard, :Bs Cd.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 19-1 p. m.-Markct unchanged.
L1vEApooL, Nov. 1a-5 p. m.-Corn, 2os ID. Lard,
as vi. Rest unchanged.
L1vEnrool, Nov. i2.-Cotton ateadior; uiddling
upland 8Xo; iears 8tsc. Salea, 12 QUO ba1es Amer
icnn, 1900; speculation and export, 1000. Sales, up
lands Tho basia good ordinary, shipped November
and December, 8 1-lG
DrealssuGs quiet. Corn, 32a Cd.
ProviAious-lard, 38s 3D. Tallow, sos ID. Rest un-
changed. =
that went Into tile Bank Of England today on balance
WIS c1l700o: coneola for money, o2;A@039s do. on
e sfsSsn 9se e H1'i s sass s ns g.
Eric, 3533, for new accollnt.
Sugar on spot, 2as 0d929s afoat, 2oa ol.
Ia1ioW., 40a 0l{G&1B.
PARIS, Nov. l9.-lseutes. ST &c.
, 1873-11-13
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Nov, II.
The receipts Of liyo stock sinco Saturday layo lccn

.stststsss 4t4Vu d1111
IE-Theso Is little to bo said IN this connec-
tiou. Tho market contsnncs excessively tlull while
rrlces romain low and unromunerat1ye Buyers wore
few and Indifferent taking only Auch lots W aulIuil
tl9lr ianay' and paying their own prices for them.
any .sman,lt for cnneckslon4 that luyor. had lo
mt indicate any change for tho better III lilo situation,
Of asrs ~ f. there n ae
head being tAkan Eaatern account. all together.
1Lsse so ., 80 for common to good lots. All
at $500G1.20 for rl0Ico, with cur.loa Of extro al
$1a31t. 1inlrhera aud fu1trs oloratcA IL mttsrato
g1tcnt ihe forMor vt $l.759160, null tue A.tur 1t
$9.50G93.9a. Many ton,aill llEost.
QUOTATIONS
Extrn Hceyea-GradedB Bt0era, averaging t400
lha md upward, 90
Chuco lieoyes--Fine, fat, woll fornlod s. year
to ycar old steers, averaging 1,30U to
lao bs ..;..:...... b,oo@5.so
steers. RveragnH 200 to 1,351 lbs. ..,, 495a475
Medlum drMdes-Htocrs III FUR tleah, aver
aging lay to 1.23o lss. ,"..... s.75@.23
antt good to cxtrR cows f0r city slaughter
aserugln2 800 to l.loo lbs...,. .......,. 25oas5o
, 1873-11-13

Ho9H!Trndn opened little slack this morning, tho
Rrosneot TIT tho sya receipts would DO largo causing
Or mo change from ycsterdays closing quotations but
IT. soon became e7idcn TINT tho supply would not e14
eeca IL aaocd, Il reached, 1000 head and buyers
anse-sook hold sharply. Pr!ccs undor the Increased
aetYity, gsew hrmer and before noon they had crept
was maintained throughout, though toward tho cioao
tue market showed symptoms Of weaknoss. Packers
wcre tue principal oporators and most Of tho days
tions wcro $3.70@3.B0 for common to medium, mud
$3.B5@4.o0 for good to choice.
Among yesterdays receipts by ono Of tho q, &R.I.
stock traa woro two carloads Of hogs embracing tho
Same nnmbcr Weighing the samc, and selling ut the
same price: u sorting thom the Same nber Of
hogs wero owned by diotont parties, aud wero shir-
peg from different points, 1skos It somewhat 1ofnark-
aug. Ihoy wore sold by oongcr Dros to tho O. P. l.
, 1873-11-13
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nov, IL.
1ESSs AID 2ae: ne wh moderate
order demand n At unchanged prices. va 1nota :
ais; good to primo medium hand picked. .s5@a56
som,non DO, 3l6o92oo. Yellow peas, 81. rs do green.
bTYTER-rhe demand for good to prime tsulo
qualities was Of liberal character, but low grader
we're somewhat neglected. Prices nhderwent no I'M
low, 2o@99o; ,neslum to good, 1o@24c; inferior to
'oSa iss.S again quoted qn,ot with prices
no1ninaly unchanged. I'VE contlnue 10 quoto: STARK
4, SIC; Ludlow A. "; lewiston 4, axe; American,
saa &C. uDns. oss sas s ERsp e"s
'asas nsrsst 4ssn. qaos ws
Will work itself Into choice turl broom. 6k97r;
for good do, 6k@6o good to choIco stalk Braid 55
eBs8ff mnT2Iwero stsn 2is dull and tt,s
better than nominal, follows stucco $25o@3 20
Nsw Hoss fsa5s
Akron eemont $500 2 bri; Portland cement 81 oo@
L6o marble du5t - 90: lime IN bulk %: lime
pastering har b 4oe land psssr a1o M Si;i S; ps
brick, = l,00b *55.oo@go.oo building brsk isonaT
SPe2 9xasses n1Sa ss
5000, del; do common, $4 Indians prcaso
a, eS DO common slooo@l5oo: IRE clay, y
CIlEEHE-RemainR without quosablo change in
yalue though the market shows uIlnistaablo Signs Of
factory, mild, 13als15c; Ohio factory aud western
fasG691y a9 a2%12o anin iGw0r gFss @is
zates. We repent onr libt as follows: Lehigh,
prepared, S11oo; Lsshawanna, 5000: Erie, $500;
Camel Lick Rus s ss5o or'lliioaag lioeSagk
Kirkland Crate ssoo: nof ssoo '1Sii Wii41aiou, ssou
,coopEnAaE-packers' goods wcro fairly active
as sle5 @ for uerces, and s!.4o@l.46 for pork bur-
HofH GlTreH, 81. 4HGi Al whisky hhrrGH
@2oo; lard tierces, Sl.o5@17o lour barssls, 1 1a@
esS es9 nos9 y sases rough ae boked
$50: :oo@?eoo; do bueked. SIS 6oa35v5; Hour saycu,
-four hool.poles, sl4.0o@l5.oo per III :; pork md
eFse en pol poes per 1 M wo nose aales of
Eaus-Were held firmly 1t 2o523o for fresh.
Ps1kiel Gl;i !. vera MsrH slow M at 15@18e
and prices easy at tho decline noted yesterday. Wo
quote; Good to prime nyc-gecso feathcrs, 0o@63e
sssss ssakssh efs es sass cent
f1s-pusincss in thla department was slack at for
s bp w sSnnne II" to m uee; Ct sN Ne white; m
rot 10. 5 scre M; m:cefs isa'n; now Sr SSi
sls; ss; ;'o3lto9; No: bay s1o.oo@lo.to No; nack-
shoio 'sy sits, n1ssszs 1sSa nai 5aak
eodt,sl, s5oo@e.2s; Georges goldfish, $6.5o@o.75;
sssaf ss eSs' Sss'rss, tsaa d. g. s
Sss be9 GsrTtas M Is sess *5siao; Columbia ittssr
FMuiTs AN6 siyITss NTTs&on,y moderate amount OF
dried fruits were distributed Today. there being
rably combining lejr purchases to a,au parcels, Just
TO supply current wants. Prices were rather steaaer
Ing wo q aaoo E "ts paKa; lsa et ns
es h'p paass as@51s & ErRsS e soas" sass
s,ns y.'snea uex ls9laXo; zaats surFsats new
, 1873-11-13
Tho following were exports for tho came po-

LAKE AND CANAL TnEIduTg.
Tho Buffalo Commercial saya
The following exhibit shows the average on wheat
Hnd corn by lako from Chicago to Buffalo, and also
tne average OH the same cereals from Buffalo 10 New
York by canal during the month Of October in tho
yeaTa named:
, 1873-11-13
grants Under Is ycars Of ugc ID and ndor IN
Ssara or nge 10 years of nge and unwars

a" ~ cr 100 20 }eafs oI nBe 10a G12 ID and undor 10
GJ,B50. ' ~ "se "na upwards,
mi u .he to!al number arriye during tho yoar, oo7
s s N s a9fa x ss ssst3 ren hS
h'Ssa o,aot at Now o.snar, and 12i Ut for.jauu
s.3 .3s'iBnseiFeam Beanns = r., Egng!sd Ireland ~
Islu of Man. from liz Biltis f.los iad
M o9 Nnormans; a4o gu Aussra, 5,7d5; SWEDEN, H..
Ss1 pE%ny' mnsmiyH' 1o.247 Dennark, oJl Netherlands,
n,.u9; spsfn. ~ areoee B,Tl6: irnnrary, 1,347
ai WIFI i,9ag roinna, a3a ohlna, 20 Canada,
1,l30; lnlante, Bcaltprur. 0''
ocoap: tions- Professional. 2,psJ; akicd 4a,7o2
e2 n. 1t nd sSs sasp ;ss .yS Mh'n
LOCAL. srooK AND noHD atAnKET.
:, hluasrs. Preston, Konu i Co., quote Us follows
, 1873-11-13

Three dollars per to bo added when Transferred,
which charge follows the shingles.
Thickness-Fiye sltDgles to be TWO inchea in thick
ness.
Length-sxteen inohca.
Bfaek-Walnut = Counters, 10000(9I600o: clear,
$85.0oas5.00; common. S35.00@50.0U Gull, $c0.o0S
$500; flooring, $80.0o
Asl!-cear, s3s.oo@ @4o. 90 common, slooo@cs.Co;
Gull, $l0.00@15.00; flooring, $30. 1900.
oak-oear. x2o.oo340.0D; common, slG.oo@25.oo;
Gull, $300al5.00. =
$500 c,sll. sl2.0l@19.00.
'a1aile-oIear, s2a.o 835oo; common, sle.oo@a5.oo
Gull, $1000@l6.U0.
nnttcruut-olear, ss5.oo@eo.oo; common, $4,000
5000.
Chcrry--clear, t4o.oo@Goo0; common, $15.Oo@
$500 Gull, 512. 00@l8.00.
Mhltewooi-oear, $a0.oo@4o.oo; common, $4,000
@25.0D clll, $l0.O0es15. 90. --
Wagon 8tock-liickory axlcs, per set, 81. .OO@1.50;
wagon poles. each, 4565o; boz boards. 40.0J.
Florlda red cc1ar. $50 por It.; mahogany, 3oGloo;
do counters, Goo; rosewood 60@a0o: white holly, 30c
, 1873-11-13
COMMERCIAL,

WEpNE sDAr EVENING, Nov. IL.
The following wero tho receipts and shipments
OF tho leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during the past tNenty-four hours. and for the
corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1873-11-13

NEW foRK, Nov. 12.-13usIness was very active to.
uay WIN larga lohhng houses which nsS cosing out
thsir stocks at low figures, but general trade yery
quiet" Il!onarket WA ui,sr.tl0a for both foreign mud
domestic fabrics. md quotations wero trsegnaE. Out
tatlona decidedly lower ress goods selluA n.
Yaty lon RGcea. WoVloua silI asupp! irregular. uud
, 1873-11-13

HORTON Nov, l2;-Wool rc,lains quiet, with s.n,ll
ssee o1ra a'!A dpubn extra Ohio a,,l TennByiy,ua,
a,gs2us a h!ehieai, .n Wisconsin, 4J4ol4I. super
QeceeH, 6uGBGac, ~
, 1873-11-13

INtAI. ,,t..,. .1IT 0IIbud 161 44,7t3
OF tbs above VI per rcnt belongs at New Bedford.
tMMTdNATI0N.
The total number OF immigrants who arFYal at the
portH Of the Uad 6tueH during tho year onAc1 Juno
ITO, 1873 wus 400 ,8o3, OF whom III 793 wore Maes and
@UaQ!l fvlnaltA Diel ou tic voyage, GOT, 1mnl-
, 1873-11-13

PROVISION BoARp, CIl1oAdo, Nov. 1o-9:9O y.
m.-..-saleg at tho Night Board, $50 brs 1ncba
pork, seller January, $11.60; 250 boxes O. s.
sh ouldors, seller Decnmbor, 3}6Go.
, 1873-11-13

n, iot!i...;... =: .::..............;, ,1oot t61a 1000
fisheries l,as derrnHkel during tl,o last year Ttlo
whole amount Oil The I'D Ut Jie, 1B73 waB i85 ycYscls
f4,7i5 tunn, which sho~H aeclino Ut 10 yosseis G82j
tUlB. III fulIuWH: -
, 1873-11-13

eiEEP-A limited amount OF trading was donn In
this department Of the market, ut prices not varying
materially from hose current earlier in the week. and
values may bo quoted Eteady and unchanged. Poor
70 common sell ut S276@3.00, mud medium to choice
, 1873-11-13
CHICAGO LUMBER. MARKET.

WEDNkapAY EVENING, Nov. IL.
), Tho Wholesale market was very quiet Tho on'er-
very sll,n and tow sales wsro Effected, a9otattoas
aro repeated as follows: Good aud choice n-run
boards and strips. $l4 medium boards and
= snd d scantling, $8oo shingles, s3.oo@512S; lath,
LUMDEH TnE11uTB.
Manistoo $500; Muskegon, $a.50 L1dinRton, s976
Grand Haven, s2.0o pentwater, $2.76 Mcnominee,
$3.50.
AT THE YAnDB.
There Vas no change worthy OF note. Tho nyoraga
buaine8g WAS transacted at unchanged prices fol
, 1873-11-13

| vanciug 11{o beyond tho riso noted yesterday,
though Liverpool nlyicos slightly tended to
waakun5H, quoting tint market as dull. But
receipts were somewhat smaller, mud Now York
was reported stronger, tho foeling thero being
undoubtedly due TO tho reooiptB Of adyces from
London showing an Improvement in the financial
outlook there. Tho general Eastern situation
also seemed to bo much moro cheering than
has Lithorto beon reported, tho tendency
all round being to strengthen stocks,
and moro activity in manufactures.
This brought out q rather better don,and for
shipment, which lmpoad tho speculative fra-
ternity to bid to & liberal e1tcut, while holdera
erty, owing, to tho prospect Of llghtor supply,
the natural tendency Of which will DO TO
strengthen prices. Tho market waH sold short
to considerable extent during tho recent weak
ness, and many OF thoBe who Hold thon tried to-
day to I'LL tu--a feat Which all of tllom did not
accomplish. saltor December oponod at 05o,
declined to D414o, aud advanced to D5jac de-
ollncd to o456cD, and cloaed at N24o. Sell
;nx Or tue month non. soll at o416@90o. clos;
211c lighor than December, closing at 275lo
No. hprinE cloaed nominally at $780, North
Western spring WAS In light demand, ut $1,000
LOS for No. ], aud 5}1@98s4o for No. ., the
outside for receipts IN tho Nortllwoatern Elo-
Sator. No. Q spring cloaed at e0Ho, being in
good doniand, and rojootea do at $40.
Caah aales were reported Of 500 bu No. spring
at sl.0o; ,ooo hu No; Northwestern at 81 .03;
1oo a.. ~ 6u 90 at 81 o. 400 bn DO ut sl.oo; 1900
5000 bu do at V5e; Al S0O bu do ut 051Go; GOOD
bn do at 051so 90 400 bu do at 06 ho II, ,200 b,
DO at 95o; 3,20U bu No. 2 Northwestern, ut 0G5<o;
1900 bu do at 00o 1t,8 500 bu do at $3.50; B,000
ba do ut o51l J; 1000 bn do at o5y6o 4,l0O bu
40 Ut o6s4es 1.200 bu No. 3 spgiug ut 00!Go:
, 1873-11-13

Fourth week October, 1879, estimated.
Tho Union Pacific Railroad Company aold.
during the month Of October, 1873, 1851. 81
ncros Of land, ut an average price OF 35,6s nor
nero amounting to S10O, O,740SG. Sales ayor agod
lSl.a9 acros to each purchaser. Total aaloa to
Nov l, 1878, 810. .100.55 acres, at an average
price p OF e4.52 per acre, amounting to e3, ,705,-
49,. eHTrDU1LD1N0 AND 1alaIIanATIoN.
The Forthcoming report of lilo Registor Of tho
Treasury will coutain Tho following interesting
migration:
The amount Of tonnage built during tho ycar OK
ccca that Of my year eince 1906. It is attributable
70 Two c9.,ees-tho Unusually grcat, II not unprece-
denied ohses at sea- md tho fact that, owing to tho
cost Of Ancsical-bL ships but alghtly great
or an that Of ahe best Drlttsh Thu total n,incr Of
tonnage OF each clnas, ID shown lelow: "1l'4 N1'
, 1873-11-13

T-1B79.| ~l873--
lessels. IdnH. Fessrls, 1ou,s
Whale htserIcs. ..... Ut ,CU8 lb7 sI'yhs
Tic 'unnage emp!oytd ~ 'i.o rod and ,nackese ds.
rrta 10 a steadily increasing, Tho fojlowinr
tuE!c shawa tho amount with tlo lrsccntage heIonpina
, 1873-11-13

as tho receipts Of cortnn articles of domestic
produce at Now York during tho frat ton months
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-12-05
PREAMBLE.

We, the people of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, grateful to Almighty God for the bless
ings of civil and religious liberty, and humbly
INVOKING His guidance. do ordain and establish
his Constitution.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-06
The NNrrcl, of the Atlnnlic.

tribute to tho memory OF Mr. anu MRS. flshcr'
by MRS W. W. THOMAS.
On oceans breast n wind-tossod bark
Law writhing meath n cruel blow,
While cross the breakers wild and dark
Deaths hurrying tile swept to and fro
Wild rang tho alarm at dead Of night
A thousand souls surprised, disnayed
From out the dreams Of dear delight
Uplifted anguishcd prayers for aid.
How swiftly rose tho engulling flood,
With scarce a space for loves adieu'
Earth's hope within that awful hour
Fading in silence from the Wow.
oh, pitying Heaven! Couldst thou not spare
From ruin that i'll fatcd host
Who pershed while the beacons glarc
Illumcd that lonely rock bound coast
What sacrifice, what daring high
Upon the fearful records stand
When "To the life-boats!" was the cry,
Outringing to the struggling band!
Go, 20, my husbandw ~ pleaded ono
With pallid cheek and soul-lit eye,
(" fear not to meet death aone
Oh, leave mo, and for safety fly"
Vol die together. love- he said,
" Life hath no joy apart from thee
Than yonder shore if thou vert dead
Far better oceans tomb would be"
A fond embrace " Wen meet. dear wife,
Within better world than this
And quick the rushing waters chilled
The fcrvor of their farewell kiss
Two forms repose serene in death,
One pillow for their faithful hearts,
While round the wreck old oceans breath
A ceaseless, wailing dirgo imparts.
Pale silvery age, high-hearted youth,
Fair woman's grace, and manhoods pride
With chidhoods trusting helplessness
Now blend within those waters wide.
Oh, strong, proud ship Tis thno no more
In grace the foamy wave to ply,
Or keel cxultant touch the shore
When joyous welcome lights each eye
Thy doom the seal of grief hath set
Where springs first smile hath swectly shonC
Than thine no sadder story yet
Hath page historic ever known
Oh trusting hearts, who could for love
Lly down life's precious boon at will,
With clasping arms, in joy above
God leads thee undivided still.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-06
THE MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.
ORGANIZED IN 1912.
F. S WINSTON, PRESIDENT.
Assets, JS Millions Cash.
so NOTES.,
THE OLDEST IN THE L. s.
LARGESTAND BEST IN THE WORLD.
LARGEsTAND BEST IN THE WORLD.

Cheapest because expenses far lower than
any other company, and dividends, which are
paid annually in cash, are much larger than any
other company. Experience is the best test In
sure your lives while in health in this grand old
company, the largest and strongest monied cor
poration in the United states.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company of Now
York is the bost possible kind of Savings Insttu-
ton for those in health. If the insured dies soon
after paying few dollars in premiums thousands
of dollars arc at once secured. If he lives many
years, il is good investment in this Company.
such are its largo dividends as will be seen by
the following illustrations Policy No. l4,470, for
So 900, dated April ~, 1853, on the life Of the
late Hon. HORACE GREELEY.
Eighteen annual premiums of S293.Oi
we're paid making in all $j.27l 70
The dividend additions to this policy
mount TO sos 81
Which is 1888 G5 more than all the premiums paid.
The original amount insured $4,000 90
Has been in, reased by divid'ds CLOS 81
Present amount of policy, Sl4, ,l0s 81
Which is Ss, 1888 CO moro than all premiums paid
The premiums on this policy, at
6 per cent compound interest,
amount to only 9,599 90
Leaving a profit ,ovor and above
premiums and compound in
terest thereon, of 81 j4OS 3s
Another dividend, from April II, lSI2, to date Of
Mr. Grcelcy's death, will be paid.
C3f-Onicc with Judge of Probate, in the Brick
Block, near the Court House.
NJ. A. MUNRoE, Agent.
Middlcbury. March l. 1873. j0;tf
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-06

FOR SALE. The Cheshire Marble
L Quarry. A large Marble Mill with eight
gangs of saws in good running order, aud sev-
eral tenement houses in good condition, some
Ma. bIe Stock, a blacksmith shop and tools, and
all the fixtures thereto belonging.
Inquire of l.. H. Knapp, Ira W. Clark, or Wm
Mulchahey, at the office Of the Vermont Marbl
Co. a.
Middlebury, Vt, Nov Is iS1l
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-06

The telegraph occasionally pays Mr..
Beecher the compliment of transmitting
some of his Sunday remarks to the press,
as was the case last week, but one passage
in his DISCOURSE which appears by the
fuller report to have been received with
marks of delight by the audience, was
overlooked. 1t is as follows; When
he went back to his childhood he thought
the happiest man he ever knew was
black man. He used to work on the farm
with him, and to sleep in the same room.
He would have slept in the same bed,
but the black man would not let him."
This exclusiveness on the part of the black
man Mr.. Beecher did not stop to explain,
but it is certainlya question if such an
exhibition of the spirit Of caste and So
cial ostracism ought to have been submit
ted to by the youthful Beecher.
No doubt Senator Sumner is pretty
sick, but we wish he would rally enough
to say few words about the back-pay
swindle A few wholesome sentiments
from him on that topic would show well
in Massachusetts,, and still further con-
found the political adventurers who cen
sured him and had not breath of criti-
csm for the Credit Mobilier and back
pay swindlers Boston Herald.
The Swapper's Journal Is the latest
novelty of New York Journalism. The
chief object of the paper is to act as
middleman between parties desiring to
swap articles of all kinds. No names
are given, but numbers are substituted,
When replying to any offer to exchange,
the number is addressed and sent to the
office of the Journal, aud thence for.
warded to the advertiser.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-06

Laura = Lennox called, tapping on
Laura's door little later.
WELL answered Laura.
You needn't write your note. shant
go to town tonight.
Lennox, never saw such fellow to
fancies = cried Laura. Are you crazyT
No; l have been, but | am coming to
my Senses, said Lennox.
Lennox and Mary have been sedatc
married people several years, but | never
heard that Lennox complained in tho
least of his wife's want Of conventionality,
or even wished to pursue the acquaint-
ance of the fashionable young lady whom
he met at Scarborough.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-06

An English foundry laborer, his wife
aLl two children were recently suflocated
by an escape Of gas into their sleeping
rooms.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-06

4 S. PUTNAM would inform the
n 1 speoplo of Miidlvbury and Ad3ison County
hat the old Cotton Mill is in full operati'u' ana
bet he is prepared 20 furnish carpet warp anu
atting Of superior quality, at the lowest easn
|rice. oo.,e
Middlebury, Dec. IL, 1872 S''"
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-05-06

A gang OF indianapolis pickpoekets
went through Texas sheriff, the other
day, getting $3.50.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-11-13
Murder and Suicide.

The Russian papers announce that
the wife of one of the editors of tie st.
Petersburgh Academy Gazette, NJ.
Souvorine, . most talented writer was
murdered ON the 2(hh of September by
one of his friends, q NJ. Komarow.
This young man had enjoyed, for a
long time the intimacy of the Souvorine
family; and NJ. Sonvorine, knowing
the steady principles of his lady, who
had given HIM five children, never
suspected that his young friend could
entertain any insensate Wcrthtrian
prospects. On that day Komarow
stated that he was about to leave for
Vienna, and wished the editor to call
on him at the Hotel Bellevue for a
farewell glass. Sollvorine, being .ic-
tained by nightwork, promised IL do so
laters1n the evening, meanwhile re-
questing his wife to 60 instead Of him
self until he could join them. When,
ut O'Clock, the editor hastened to the
hotel, he was met by tn waiter, who
told him that an awful thing had hap.
pcned. On arriving at the hotel they
found Mrs. Souvorino in dying state.
Two strangers in the next room had
heard double report, and saw the lady
rushing ont and imploring them to
staunch the wounds in her head and to
send for her husband. During these
few seconds the murder killed himself
with another pistol.