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UnftY Lodge, 80. 81. Y, and a.

Unity Lodge, No. 12s f. and A. M.
Meets the second and fourth Mondays Of each
-'''.':I; Tyrian Chapter, No: 81, R. Am.
Meets the third wednesday of each month. IN
Masonic Hall. Phenix Block.
DC. GOODMAN. H.P.
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The funds due Townships from the February
apportionment are now ready for distribution
wM. GRINNELL, County Auditor.
Auditors Office. Portage Co., Feb'y a. 1874,
CoME
sTo the ~ ~
PRESS OFFICE
FoR your job Wo
BUrTER and Eggs wanted. at Mason
s. Sons.
MASON & soN will pay the highest
market price for Butter and Eggs.
Mud Is everswhere abundant.
ELECTION occurs April 9th.
The weather is springlike and bland.
EASTER comes on the 5th of April.
THUNDER storm Wednesday morn
ing.
People have again had their faith
shaken in the little ground-hog.
How do you regard the Woman'i
Temperance movement? il the all-ab-
sorbing question of the day.
Mr.. DARsIE, of the Disciple Church
viii preach on Moral Cowards" next
Sunday evening. All are invited.
JOHN GOULD, ESQ, travelling CORES
pondent Of the Cleveland Herald,
made "short stop" with us Wednes-
day morning.
SOME people seem to think their
newspaper subscriptions, like coffee,
wilfsettle themselves by long standing
If you wish to place your money
where it viii do the most good, ex-
pend it in liberal system of adver-
tising.
LET everybody understand that we
are prepared to do all kinds of job
printing in the best style, ON the short
est notice, and at low prices.
The young gentlemen of our Band
came out on Tuesday morning with
neat new hats, which add m materially
to their appearance.
p. j. SNAY has fitted up his paint
shop on Chestnut street preparatory
to the opening of spring business. IF
you want anything in the line of sign
or carriage painting, give him call.
THK place for the crusaders to COM
mence operations is among the high
toned gentry who keep 3 . wee bit of
the crather" in their cellars for their
oWnuse and with yhich to treat their
particular friends, and yet pass them-
selves of as tempsrancermen.
The Leavitt Swiss Bell Ringers ap-
pear at the Opera House this (Wed-
nesday) evening. Ii is most excel
lent company and should be literally
patronized.
WHAT will the crusaders do when
the house-cleaning season comes5
Will the houses go dirty, not fit to be
seen !? or will q new burden be heaped
upon the men2
NEwSToFE AND TIE 6FoRE.-These
in Hanf of fstoxes, fin-ware sor work
in that line are referred to the adver-
tisement of S. A. Shaffer in another
column.
PERSONS desiring to purchase first
rate village lots are referred to the
enlightenment of J. Fl. Nichols. Ad-
of II. Z. Day, deceased, in
another column. The lots offered
are centrally and pleasantly situated.
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FARM FOR RENT

vTYE have for rent q FARM OF 100 ACRES,
w three -fourths ofa mile west of the Center
of Charlestown, near Cheese Factory.
Also. for sale. 10 tons first quality HAY.
49, W.P.& B.F. KNAPP.
Charlestown. Feb. q. 1874. sss-st
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
List of Advsrtisemsu

nAvnssA. rHdl.sDAr. nlAncH.lo.,s..
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WINTER CAPS closing out at very
low prices. J. c. BEATTY.
Jan'y IA. "a.
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MASS MEETINGS.

i
On Thursday evening a Mass Meet.
ing was held at Reeds Opera House,
which was crammed, jammed full OF
people, the audience being the largest
ever assembled in the room before
many being unable to fiud seats. The
Meeting was addressed by Mrs. M.
McC. Brown,of AIliance,at consider a.
Bile length, who was listened to with
marked attention. Mr.. Brown, her
husband, also made brief speech, as
did also several others.
Another Mass, or Union meeting
was held at the Congregational church
on Friday evening which was largely
attended.
Still another Mass Meeting was
held at the Congregational church on
Tuesday evening, which was address
by Messers. Bolton and Ford, of Cleve-
land, Rev. 6. S. Davis, of Kent, Judge
Conant and w. B. Thomas. Esq, and
others. Like the former meetings,
this was largely attended and the usu-
al amount of enthusiasm was mani
tested.
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TUSCARAWASB BRANCH.
Leaves
Bayard. II so m. and $40 p. m
New PHILADELPHIA, $40 q. m. and IL 10 pm.
Arrives.
Bayard, 9.45 a. m and 2-45 p. m.
New Philadelphia, 2.35 and $40 p. m.
FIR. MYERS.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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The lowest prices on overcoats Ov-
er known in Portage Co, to close out
stock, at
Jan'y A. IA.
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eoINe soUrH-alAIN =

CLEVELAND &PTTTsBURG RAILROAD
On and after Dec IA. 1878, Trains will leave
Stations daily, Sundays exceptedsl As follows:
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The place to buy PLAsrER is at
soa. I'd. HUDsoN's.
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At A BARGAINl

HOUSE, AND THREE TOWN LOTS,
~ 60xts0 feet each The house contains q base
ment large bedrooms, parlor, sitting room,
dining-roOnl, kitchen, wood-shed, pantry clos
cts, cupboards, a 6rst-class cellar well and cis-
tern. The house is in good repair, and the
rooms are all large and pleasant. The lot
is newly fenced, has large quantity OF fruit,
and an excellent garden. zga
For particulars, apply TO J. s. SMlFHs
or s. r. FREEMAN.
Ravenna, March 1s. 1874. II
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rHE PoE HOUSE.
card

The undersigned takes great pleasure in an
nouncing to his friends and the public. that he
has elected lease Of
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nouncing to MS friends and the public. that he
has elected lease Of
The New Poe House,
and again viii be with them keeping hotel
This step has been assumed with the greater
pleasure in xieE Or the former Kind assoeia-
tions that clustered about me IN q previous en-
terprise Of the same ind, ana tender cordial
greeting to all OH friends. and shall be pleased
to see them and all Others whom may have the
opportunity to entertain. As the Poe House is
entirely new. building and furnishing. i feel the
utmost confidence that its management VIII
give complete satisfaction To tins end my
best endeavors wiz be given On and after the
sth prozimosI SHAH be on hand TO attend to the
wane 81 guess n. TAxLOR.
RaFenna. Teb. a 1874.
NOTTCE no 1OWNsHIP TREAsURERs.
The funds due Townships from the February
apportionment are now ready for distribution
WAI. GRINNELI., County Auditor.
Auditors Office, Portage Co., Feb'y a. 1874,
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PERSONS desiring to purchase first
rate village lots are referred to the
enlightenment of ) Fl. Nichols. Ad-
mfnistrater of Il. Z. Day, deceased. in
another column. The lots offered
are centrally and PLEASANTLY situated.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-04-11
WOMAH'S HEALTH.

is Il lulnes NIOlJ Tact, til II lrOni ctuss b not
l. geLera,iy Understood, uIl- suffering ap.
peirs 10 ue un tue ihcreass Tue " " young
comes pale, leeLl9, cmacialed, Iiie' 1ss with
headaches pains aud aches, loss ot apostle,
palpitation Ot the Leart, cod feet aud hands,
and appears toJoose that youthful WIN and
sprigutiness 30 much admired The midj .
agcd married lady il no iess eXempt from
some troublesome annoyance. She con.iu.
ually gruntlng and iretLing with pains aud
aches, her secretion: are ali iap.irod her en-
ergles are lost, she lor,'es herself IN into 30.
ciety, she "sours" on almost everybody,
her health slowly declines until she becomes
mere droue III her own hous hold. Aud
she at the "iurn of lite" is 10 Stranger to
suffering peculiar ~ her Sax a, that aye.
Ha bits, climate and inalteutlon surely briug
about Ii ESE SAD RESULTS that are now
hurting thousands Of iena es, CID and young,
to untmeiy graves. Exercise your r.ason
your judgment, and procured DR.. Dromgoolo's
English Female Bittors, as they will cure the
above female troubles in an incredlably short
time. They are prepared by an inexperi
enced physician and is the most power
iul iros and vegetable lonics known 10 the
medical profession They are hsnut ome y
put up in large bottles aud cole by drug sisls
and meIclau.s every where. Address,
j. 7. UkUTGl OLE frvpf.,
Memphis, Tenn.
Sold in Waco by J. Rivisre A. 4. George
W holesale agent or Texas.
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WOmnn's Medical Adviser,
Aneat and well written book, spec ally for
the use Of females, giving causes, symptoms,
plan treatment OF all ordinary diseases atliict.
ing the female sex. The only book Of the
kind written. Price only 20 cents. Address
az above. febld&w4m
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LIST OF SUBORDINATE ORANGES (Continued)

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Sins Of Mother and Father!

9TIS sin to hoard up money aud refuse
L to supply the natural wants and de-
mands OF suffering, bed.ridden wife. 'ris
a sin for mother to bend over II couch cfa
beautiful, yet fading daughter, and refuse 10
spend a few dollars for her benefit and relief.
How many thousands of mothers and fathers
are to-day cursed with the above sin? Sic ly,
pale, emaciatei care-worn, suffering f,m5 les
eau bs found in ali parts Of our country. A
remedy can be had, and yet they refuse 10
spend little for ii, The remedy that will
cure is Or. rromgoole's English Females Bit
lers. Sold by druggists. ieold&w4m
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Master. Dudley w. Adams, Wan.
'fdn, Iowa.
Oyerseer, Thomas Taylor, Column
bls, 8. @.
Lecturer, T. A. Thompson, Plain
view, Wabash TO-, Mimi.
Steward, A. j. Vaughn, Early
Grove, Marshall county Missis,
sippi.
Assistant Steward, G. w. Thomp-
son, New Brunswick, New Jer-
sey.
Chaplain, Rev. A. B Grosh, Wash>
ington, ID. G.
Treasurer, F. M. Mcdowell, Corn
ing, N. Y.
Secretary, o. H. Kelley, Washing
ton, ID. g.
Gate Keeper. o. Dinwiddie, Or.
ohard Grove, Lake county, Indi-
ana.
Ceres, Mrs. D. W. Adams, wau-
kon, Iowa.
Pomona, Mrs. o. II. Kelley, Wash,
ington, d. G.
Flora, Mrs J. c.. Abbott, Clarks.
vile, Butler county, Iowa.
Lady Assistant Steward, Miss G. A.
Hall, Washington, ID. g.
Executive committee, VIM, Sann-
ders, Washington, ID. g.; ID. Wyatt
Axiom, Cokesbery, Abbeville county,
3. g.; Z. X. Shankland, Dubuque,
Iowa.
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Officers Of the State GRANGE.

ovsrseer and Acting Master-wln. W.
Lang, Marlin, Texas.
Lecturer-J. W. Jennings, Grayson county,
Texas.
steward--J. H. HINES, Navarro county,
Texas.
Assistant steward-J.K X. Goodnight, Dallas
county, Texas.
Cnaplain--David Maggord, -.
IN lreaaurer-W. b. Tucker, Tarrant county
n seeresary-H. Il. Parker, Bell county,
~ Gate Keeper--W. P. Cochran, Dallas county
Seres-Ars n. A Crawford. -.
county, Texas.
Flora - -.
Lady Assistant Htswara-Mrs. Tsrrsll,--
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PAYING EMPLOYMENT

For all having spare time Something new and
fast selling. No fancy article but necessity to all
classes Of people, actually saving money 10 buyers.
Business honorable day or evening; pleasant; NO
rick; home or abroad: asd extremely profitable
You will mrs. your best chance GU fail 10 write
for full particulars and valuable samples to
=. a. HUTCHINSON d CO.,
st. Louis Missouri
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THE WACO FOUNDRY,

THE WACO FOUNDRY.
AND
MACHINE SHOP
snow prepared, at short notice, to oil or
ders for all kinds OF
CASTINGS IN BRASS. OR IRON, MILL
GEARING, GIN GEARING, TUR.
BINE WATER WHEELS, LIFT
AND FORCE PUMPS FOR
STEAM ENGINES,
CRATE BARS,
FURNACE FRONTS,
SHAFTING PULLIES, &c.
Having added new and imp owed Machinery
to my shop, ! will bore Cylinders and
Steam or Ring Packines for Pisions,
AND
Guarantees Satisfaction!
Special attention gwen to Repairing Steam
Engines, Boilers and Farm Machinery.
Old Castings and Shafting bought Tor cash
or taken IN exchange for new wor..
Thankful for past patronage, will enaeav-
,r by faithful work and reasonable charges, TO
merit continuance of the same,
o. CANUTEsON. Proprietor.
Waco. Texas. (Loc k.box 1887 mlOdAW
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MACHINERY WARRANTED.
evy00A 4 90,
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03

ro~DoS. Dec o,2O p CoHsos FOR m'ae, 2l Lo' % ef
"rct United States .o g.. lSOis 4OJ'i Ne" fi't' iV"'
ETs R1iivav shsres. 1-u"tlt 20
.yEFput. dec --.iJ n.fotto7 it steady Niii'g p-
h2!.. f'-L VI n- Orr4ls s-t; sales i 900 o, iic , p!
2ufO speculation o.. hai' o
ls Up--ds, -ols Low Milling ppeI Hofe1Dtf Al
72l
LvsRPo1L. Dec 2-l:D m-Co-'ou 20 arrive t-1"r 'A :
the hss NJ 4t.rg Moth ur I-o- bow N.'t ltp %
Nct.uher and Ur'ente- io. M JanlafT ai f'rl i
-I. all F.Jiu4ir ~ -. 81 o.
the basis of Il nre Orns hoh Oros L's MI Hts supp j
Gpveuor december ~ il-Di DO to, ola pei Dee ADe4 a--
Jlru..r, 80
Loypoy BE- 2-o:3O m.Ere Rlilsar share 2i'42j Al
vic. from Par quote E.-.-s ID, 6'L Suc
LIvRapooL De- 90 5U Pc Cotton sales 20 i1v 71O0
ha.e. American BraistuI gleL Corn, dl ~ p
q1,r Lam IS p D4col 81 p cWt for Long Gear
Nudes
L0NDOy Dec % mTbe amount Of h7on Tithdra from
Eagaud balance tp-av Uuh E1e h1lSay
shares, - T.. Psr lp4tcAe quote iteut"s p-l D. L. ~
FgAAKPyLT, Dec 2L4.o ettes FFc-lNtnif D"nIs 4oO-s
9-7a -
Lvrnroor Dec ? Cotton sle, on th" basis Of " ing
Uua-fs below Good Ornsrv December and u7
.l uotaiu- IIa.s. D.l he n u.r7 aI
Mlcl. ~. Lar Or 3 cat hL-cl Petroleum. 7lD'4L 2
gallon.
Losaoy rsc. . -E E.Glel Petroleum III /, gallon.
Dec. 2EveH.g n.eel OIL - T. cwt STiis Iur-
pel.ar. - FcRt
LivrRruut Dec 1Evo0.nv Coum'r BusT, = c"t L1seel
OIL 20. = spirits dH.. 20 e. cwL
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03

CIScIVvArl Dee 2-Cot'on du Mhl7s lie ne, receipts
Oll halr-i -hlnments 243 bI.es: stock, 83i rals
MEMPHIS, Dec - fair drrani; hf4i1r llc net
recpis - - baes b pm l727 hes stack 49s2s bales
hoBiLH Dec Cotton irn; Mmijng, lilsc.; LpT alag,
4-c "ool or ary b net receipts, 5000 b1es exports 10
I rtaln 5". .ae. he Cnluret 600 Daes; c0a"ise
l,it9 hae-; sales. 300 les socs. 439Tt hair+
o-' kJs o Gl-t tam, tOj blsi sales, IJO bnesi
49, bslcA
NoePoK, Dc 2-Cotou steady. Milag. IL; net iats,
JD bae rAnor 10 Great hrti 3OlI bei coaSise J,JUJ
bales; Sale. 500 bales stock 2G.39J bae~
bALiNohk zee -tcinl lurfi Mdlng ~; Low mli hg
u o.: O dnrv, l. sc receipts bOl bales exorts
1"," l4o baesi aes 10 Oas spDner, ~ bacsi SOCK
i -JJ
i"srov. Dec. 2-Copo7 quet MlIlng De; Low NdlnG.
b-e'; -aes 5Ou aies. -tock. % 600 bil'-
AVAS an, Dc --tato qIea Aidlng II &c; Low MdiinE
Lac ~ % q nary. lJs. reept- JOl2 ogts
an % htes coa-Ne al bales sales 100 bales stocA
-
GALyFroS Dec 2-Cotou offerings roht NIling 14':
nt fcP - . bies exports caatY lJ4 bales safes -UJ
STOCK. 1l,u"l bales
O1Lg,N Doc 2-Co'ton steldy AMI 1nchlrceI Md Hing
l4i nr' reeps 9Il bales. uJ6l bales; ez orts 20
Hir.l & - b4es 70 Irilce 42OI bA.es sales 'iOO bAes
stock l3Sb54 bAe.
tHAtLssroS bee 2-Coton quiet ant steady; Mddny l40
- loc; net receipts 2923 ba's exports 70 Great Britain,
7' bales colstW Jj7 bales sales lO1J baes STOCK J--36
~. Loris D.. cotton da and weak Milling. Its.
3 uaie'; STOCK 81. .iGT bales.
ArGrr.. Iec 6rm good dem,nd MllIng. 139lc;
net rac'0tt 1914 bales. ..l.s, 1899 bll-s.
FhlLA 'KLPHiA. Dec 2-tsteH mi; MdGieg l5c net re-
CO., To-. "'o "arsi gro--, I.Jy7
Lo'IiVi-LE De- lotion qlrtt hfi.nE "a g.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
Prime stock at s7s also 10 900 jobbng ioss q.
S1sdS lAl6c
wHIsKYThee moderate demand decline Of tc gallon;
saIes Of 900 bblA al 81 O2.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

YKv-YouH Dec. To-day, receipts e7
werhswken. N.av civ
the "rset VS. ne,r, f some Of he worst ns. er li At nc
Y N 90 b - &c cst, f'w pd, extra sieeTs at
aI6.d 70 res $3.50 u. 49, '''"'' - '"''''
D. c9r "a o We > = CO. q rrg% ~ vn' T "a .r g.: ft vt;
do 60 cTt at l93al t ami D. H. sherman II limos sic rs
hcriet'oa r Ae,crs Co. "a vrn steers =. fEt
II is- ChnT 4i do ~ at 1Oa1l c; io r. are,
d. d. PSS. S sR .@ % sH' al and tor '''
a. ST. Fuller for NJ ruler l3 Ohio oxen. 6' cvt 1O2c y
r. G Ess man "a his account 9s niuc steer, strong
d% cr iIdi,r3 A. ia, Tenn ~ crt t. at &C.
56 M apd 20 common TO , = 7 Al o q" dre's % 10 car
lOl9lIli IL 10. dies, 5Gqo7 L oir'oaas
Nos' hi. account GO Illinois steer CO est s7.T,:' a,
snErP AND LAnus-Fesh orengs we're 10 or 1856
Fruet And eao d' more were due at the latter place There
arra Of r oes trains OF central roaI volume
:r. 0sid 5a6. > X and GOOD lambs '' ~ee ,o a, % p n
j. tdcook sofa 6 Jee' ewes 80 ID average, a. o4 d. and
kase Son 'o 10 Jersey ia u at 5e p b
Gs Do - d lO9 do 80 10 at s As jersey We hers
o. .os ~ can3di lambs p 7'ci ? d.
o. ID a J'ic.' ant - I".. ~ 10. a. DC ,a
s. yc,, L o 81 m sti ~ ~, ,g y n = q, 70 3y'r,s "a. " n d.
SwiNE-fr',h arrivals wre - cars or "72- n''t cars Al
hogs eou NOS o 80. ~e-p' az riaeo1 Of is' TO- aai ID .
% - , 'is H. ''s' we're '"-''
Burruo Dec &C C-rrH-R ce,rt oda7 100 t.c rrsn-
1858 head 3i4 aeanI ~
Tor Le ne "erA hraet active lor good to ne'a
prime i1orc oseal POO had dso,cd Of; 800
A.l's rI Li 1aJ 10 - b t - sp ''' ~ t s
o2- 20 I2-7 o. 20 - 5oasi 100 Wis,,ur
rom O.7 to- s5 10 al 81 5Jls So is o. ,.er aycrii-f
$50 G 900 IrIas ru-irg 9, o. lu.4 A g
a. hl4i S.crsi ranging irJu IoJ - 4Ja- ID
L,D'Fecep taar aGoo head maxim; The total
% bus r n'' nr ssIust "t"o hrr "r '.e
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
pOYFSTIC MARKErs.


& A-sAS{ M pee s -, .' ,,. H'S Si,5 ..e B, sr E.S.
aary: ,,c. 5 s So C.aa Oh payl;e terms. TO- So
bush clinton Cont .'a- py'e ,ern. 30 canada to
thoce Toronto ql" a 81 f91 p s| VA ,r jj l Pa,
%. "a w." ~ 1-.l.l bn,b. Crn lJtNJ iq b. O...
1000 b1 Bsrs, 500 ba,h Canal slipnra 70 Loc. port
W.cst a 100 BUSH orn, 800 bush Rail erDor w neat
gO5.2 H.. ] .o,a z,si gn l,I HIas '93 81 5s7 .a' &
sda@6 25 Whit, - 59gs7 90 Wheat que saes Of No
%%'uA.e % no y M - lt t- g sar. O.! NeF at
a9a- re nePia9 poe i.T 81 5 '' l5 5e, Y sr1
G2anl, G o 55qtt , 5e 's q '0 Dressed S'
t,vogi pe, a,n I and veal Low Maaurs li8
t' u,t.- =. .ogsi t5 So 1 H. ,tas.-a III .0u-. -.
II -O44i &j Amber -o. ~ jat -. Cora '...e sol,.-n
" .i e'igT3 d. M,''' ~ sr ot - "a " -e
quiet al %. Hlv anha-gr Provision, qncls-el are an'
Caa oulrt a. 7 IorA sler ~nss scarce.
en- .oo Flour changed Wheat 1ul closet ,.ye 'ri
la-. yo c -,. j. ..d -0e cora an rttleI.
-.c N,-. T@T No 2 y5.1. as. cs,b 90 lo7c -aar;
Ol .arc,l Doc; o.4o5c Oa .-,u1; So =. 5-4-;
'',, 1 a., n' ,. 5y' " % t s. -'. S a.. !ra. ~ 81 5
- ~ ,an. l. , o,. 9l' 10 ,- r ~ b. P,rs IN 5 o.,i~i
l.a oaer coqs a. 81" 7-1sly -o ei ~ i5o-2o 80
rsl o- lr5 a. s-i 5uI@.3 -. Fea-atrr Bu.A s .a
4e.I'i M 1 over i p- l '- 40 1e: ii, ~ .5r
p.c.eL .s.g -ea'.at e,c ,,l .f r Barl 49,, ter.on
a. l1' .c y.,. So'.' 0 & ~, - p. 4a 80 3d. Fe.r L.
Fou- Wr4 $1,000 lush. Corn --UuU bush OATS
uG6 nsb k.r ~ 900 bush B3 .v. ~affmrs bu,.
i,r lEOJo busn Wheat .asn. 5000
,, 0ri tu.p Baurr
,si I5 Co- g- .. -.a-i, o'.. -.,' '.- 81 ,lc I've
t--o ri 1- 1.r.. G-. an ,e rcr. s, 81 }Or@ IJ
So l.. bo ce a ,.rr I.-s..v- }r3. C.u.rl CIo-r.
,Ir. NJ. l.r % 7c Pork doll. nom $40 spot L4i
1u an uBset... Steam a.. spot; lj+ Frlrsry job
tae E.fl. ltal+l.- Bu4 lu .rDupL. ~hogd
ea- i1 sides Iu0IU-.r: C.ll IUi
raron 4r. aG.v f,bbus trace I.--u
% >ii-. p.1g... Hams IUL.t I NA.kg slI7 9--.
i,rvtL4vu Dec .-lylest fnr ,I &. u7 Corn u.l ird
,oi.,- ~ ..rs 90. I.g fI,-. To-. D. u. .la.a &c
Nu f e .trI HHr
arm stan lard nte n c4l ots oic; Legal IOIc; snail
lo, l02c h -Lrr.
loI bee Frour rrch,r.r ~ eat steady: Extra Al i.
No II I.i. Amber : O-L. steady E.g 1jt ut. got
arraal 80 Dressed .io-s auE Ut--I l-. j"D
bu. Wheat. 10000 tou .UuU p1... o t. IuuJ Dl-l.
Shipment heat 5000 bush. Corn. 900 uusl.
lypf.vAPots dgrt Unchanged. Wheat qu"i
and uuclausr. jtD,ac, SH"el New, $3.50 l
Tl0-3c. reyatL Oat-, t0It-, ODD 'l.F tor E. J' L'
Barley, 81 2uQSl -. BUS d-as-'i"nefs 81 'i' ''
Sdas. lulir. Hogs - .Jue kece pts OJOO hogs sup
mens 800 h,gA
LOUISVILLE Dee 2Pour Wheat ard Corn uucnangrd oats I'm
and In lar nenard a. quel PorS iui
dul irooon >aouicrs 7!sc, Crar Il p -i.
lUa-' lear s'eeN -o's-' !" N'' Al '"'' A-- - - "
"ns4V J7- - n A., W. e. - i, f,t- 4,r,-4.
MLWAIkkE, vs. @ D %, ' ~ u. 80 gea.' Fe man,
92tc Oats oyer es acu'f TO- 10 .,o . if "!n .l I
9oc B.ieT arm a-a ns'-i 40 ,o . S tI pine Io
SpnhR. ~ W II''lsl' .4l' ,.A' 80, 80, i & Dry
-, 2Vi LA'a 1"i' ~ ''I.. a.. ioic l,or,t
salt'd heHs." l' ,' III. - - nl nush
"nraL ~ % % D,.r @i t,T,DSea ma Gtbt; holders
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03

trying bear s2e n Holders feel that 'heir
Wool of
the question The Ohio Snd Pennsylvania hees have BEEN
to extent a. - 20j6 ncudng choice ot II Xxx and light NJ"
aeees al 1dJ6 freezes l9n5lc, and bns
Western aeees eouua demand 55 DG2 ~ n. md desirable
lots quite Pulled Woods quite irery.
and are In modr demand prices NJ from 30 aJo for
choice latter the best Eastern Ss2ehBe
California Wool qu importance
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
WOOL MARKET.

BoroS Dee 2te active DEMAND has sprung up iof ane ana
M r . f Fleece transactions II the NetA pIoise
~ br oute large evdnty short Of sofk Ih
are comprIri 10 purchase week ~ Erk 'r stop anu 'le
tb iii IN. oo hand Will be wanted Soma iaisu m.
1ae seeoes. ALL h'r- hSsA1 PA''
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
DenilsIrD.

DR. WAIT g. son. IS EAST 23D-SF., have
~ metallic AIis Teeth, when lighter spnEe
other and being perfect conductor OF shA
pseT hralhyoHY 80 per set Inc, also lss. sap
prices tng ogd rassns
ffesh @ a. - i"s -As "
AL So- ..eA ,Becss1nk ysaaS lidJ IN asssni1ssa
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
Gtenmpcats dno RAILROADS..

SteGmooats Ino RAILROADS..
DRIDGEPORT, and all points on H0usat%onic %
ID and Eaugatnck RaoaaL Fare 81 steamer 9HlDu Il Ohi
l,.v.s Canarpe shp at so a m Bridgeport At II
NOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
Corlenss Cornwall. NewBGrgh aa6oroqh Meoh Forghsrep
PIER every Mohda wedne.iav ani Frlay al o'clock
NEW W-HAYEN, HARTFORD, &c.- Fare
~ 81 rs. leave PecE.p Tor sevfsVsn a.
p ~ DslT lS2S syesvssa esRaselAS xlI We saSvsa-
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
STONINGTON line for BOSTON and

IN. .,,nrch and commo on. steamers NA'RiGANSh i"s
l,v. Tbnri.v. sad ant NIoNiNH l'N no ua's
Wene~isvs and Friavs 80 Norn RIVER bot ~ = ~
4 m srlvrx IN Boston OF all otrr "a go sc
p-lncpa railroad Offices ani state noms 'tel- a. nc 'n
W-,. E1pr-ss o. az 3l9 Broad"ay -.,-s .. n "
D. a. IN 'N'0' - b : BABCOtK. PrrEaelt
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03

NOIlC CE.-Ihc undcrs ,ncd IruS ceS under
y the LAND MORT GAGE of the CSI RAJ PACIFIC RAILRO I'd
CUNPANt. B1atLoNls-s. t.td
G-tl tay Of October g. D. l--O hereby aorr th they
hold live II n1reI lIousad lar h VhcH % &C.
oi mortgage, hey propose eeem
of i hon shall be offered AZ or less than
the value thereof
received the Office Of
of Fo1-tl l4j roEgseni, IN the cy of
Francisco taL uau the fifteenth Of December A D.
Is7L MARK lioPKINS {rras,eea