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BY TELEGRAPH.
Special to the Globe.
Damage by Freshet.
BENNfNGroN. Jan. =.

BENNINGToN, Jan. 9.
The past four days it has rained almost
necessarily here. The streams are raised
higher than they have been for several
years, and much damage has been done to
railroads and highways. On the Glasten-
bury railroad two bridges have been car
ried away and the abutment to another
undermined and the road has also been
damaged between here and North Bcnning-
tom one bridge has been partly carried
away, the road is badly washed, and
travel will be impedcd for several days. At
present the water does not appear to be
be going down, and fears are entertained
that much more damage will be done. b.
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The Freshet in Connecticut.

HARTFORD, Jan. =.
The heavy fall of rain has had disas-
trous effect in Naugatuck and IIousatonic
valleys The lower portions of the man.
uiacturing villages OF Derby, Birmingham
and Ansonia are submerged. Railroad
travel at those points is interrupted, bridges
carried away and long pieces of embank-
ments on the Derby, IIousatonic and
Naugatuck railroads dislodged. The fresh
ct is the greatest for twenty years. Man
ufacturing has ceased and the greatest cX-
citement prevails. The great Housatonic
dam is, as yet, untouched, although nine
feet of water rolls over it,
At Bridgeport, Westport and neighbor-
ing localities many bridges and dams have
been swept away, and the river channels
filled rendering repairs to the amount OF
hundreds of thousands Of dollars necessary.
The Naugatuck railroad is the greatest
sufferer, although owing TO the non-abate-
ment Of the food, the damage is not yet
comprehended No loss of life has been
reported as yet
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Co1ToS.--Wlth brisk demand and has advan-
ced a. Sales 1850 bales at 1870 for lplanps,
Forward deliveries advanced ACfo-lO WIN Soou
business. -
FLOUR Receipts 1856 bbls. The market
opened n shade nrlner with ialr inquiry ana
closed quiet with holders little more disposed
TO realize, chiefly, however, ON broken lots anu
parcels that has been exposed 10 weather, good
round lots are firmly held Sales ll,9Oo Dds
at 80 OO,d6 30 for superllne western anu
State 50 gOdI 20 for common 10 SOod extra
western and state; $50 70 for good 10 70
choice dos do. 81 70 @s25 for common 10
choice white wheat extra western and state
10 95ds 30 for common TO good extra ono
II OOGl 90 for common TO cholce extra o.
Louis, market closing frln. A., 90 ..-,1,
RYE FIoun.-1hc market is iirm at - 100
D on. . So. ,,..,, ,,,,o, 10
CORN MEAL. 80 The market FOR corn meal Is
firm at - lI@4 90 for western " oos4 20
for Brandywlne. T.. .,ooa,.,t On clos
Ing steady. .oo ,,,,.,, ,rho ,,arl,o,
is to PC better, light supply for export demand
sales 1926 900 bushels at 81 6lGl 6S Tor NO. thl-
capo Al G5al 81 No. 2 Milwaukee 81 Oital %
for Northwestern spring 81 600 u Tor Iowa
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cations in New York rs approved by the
committee:
Fort on Willct Point, East River n. Y.
$50 900, original estimate was $4,000, re-
vised estimated as approved
Fort Schuyler. East River, $4,000,
original estimate revise as approved.
Fort Hamilton and additional batteries
New York harbor, $4,000, all that was
asked
Fort TOmpkins, New York harbor, $50.
900, SSS000 was originally estimated re-
viscd as approved.
Battery Hudson, New York harbor, S13-
900 all that was asked
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OFFICERS ELECTED. - At the annual
meeting of the Mad River Valley Agricul-
tural Society, held at Hotel Hall in Waits
field, on Thursday of last week, the fol-
lowing board of officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
President Hon J II Hastings of Waits
field.
ce-Presidcnt-E W Bsbec of More
town.
Secretary -R J Gleason of Waitsfield.
Treasurer-F A Boycc of Watsiield.
Audtor-W A Jones of Waitslield.
a board of directors, consisting of three
from each town, was also elected a
goodly number were present, and the feel
ing manifested was such as to insure Il
prosperous future for the Society
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Illegal Seizure.

New York, Jan. 8.
On a motion to-day in the suit of the
Eagle Manufacturing Company of Georgia,
to recover damages for an alleged Illegal
seizure and sale by Simon Draper, of cot
ton belonging to plaintiff, the jury to-
day in the United States Circuit Court by
the direction of Judge Shipman gave YER
dict for the plaintiff for S6,914.G0. This
verdict will probably decide other suits of
similar character brought against Draper
for alleged illegal seizures and sales of cot
ton while he was active as government
agent
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VERMONT BIBLE SOCIETY. We are in re-
ceipt of the annual report of the Vermont
Bible Society. The treasurers report
shows the total receipts for the year to be
S7G3l.3G, of which Chittenden county con
tributed S351.78 Franklin county has
contributed Sl05.43; Grand Isle county,
$5.95; Lamoille county, $500; Washing
ton county, $500; Rutland county
$104.3s; Caledonia county, S77S.5S, Of
which L & T Fairbanks give $500, and
Erastus Fairbanks estate, 5000, and
Windsor county, $550,G6, of which $50
was given by Frederick Billings
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STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE, MANU-
FACTUREs AND MINING. This board will
hold Il meeting at Irasburgh, on the 18th
and 18th inst Discussions and papers will
be presented at the meeting as follows -
J p Foster. Passumpsic subject -"Thc
tillers of the soil, and the true source Of
their happiness" Jonathan Lawrence.
Passumpsc "Our hay crop-how can we
improve it ?" j Thorpe, Morrisville ;
'laising. storing and feeding roots II
Story, Irasburgh "The importance of
clean seed and clean farms. Hon. L p
Cotton, lrasburgh "The soils of Vermont
and the influence of the underlying rocks
upon their permanent fertility Albert
Chapman. MiddlebuIy " Vermont
Horses Gov Converse has written that
he will he present at the meeting.
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iEO-DnY,s Globe.

FIRST PAGE-Danby; Vermont Dairy
mems Association Opinion Of Judge Mar
tin of the Supreme Court Of Baltimore
City The Desperadoes who robbed Judge
Emmetts and the Post Families.
SECOND PAGE 49, Editorial Brevties ;
Editorials - "The Governor Question y
"New England Farmers Club :" "Connec-
ticut Politics. Sensation in Abingdon,
Mass. Champlain Transportation Com
pany; Musical Notes.
THIRD PAeE-Dashes Locals Latest
Telegraph.
FOURTH PAGE-Dedd-alv
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY g. 1874

SHARP PRAcTIcE.--It now appears that
the boy johnson, who made those wonder
full revelations at Woodstock concerning
the abuses at the Reform School, had
boosted to one or two of his associates that
before he left Waterbury, he should tell a
story before the court that would create a
sensation, and hoped thereby to get mti-
CATION of his sentence. lie seems to have
succeeded pretty well in both matters.
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New YORK, Jan s.
The excitement in the produce exchange,
arising from the rapid advance in pork and
yesterday with the reported failure Of scve-
raj large packers and brokers to keep up
their margins. Among the houses report
ed to have failed on their margins are
Knapp & Co., Chas. H. Smith and George
McGrath. About onc-iifth' of the con-
tracts made in pork and lard are simply
speculative.
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New York Liberal Republicans.

New YORK, Jan 3.
The Liberal Republican Committee for
the ensuing year met tonight and organic
ed by the election of Thos + Stewart.
President 1heo g Glanbensklce and Geo.
W Palmer, Nice-Presidcnts VIM Town
ley, Secretary; Wilkes Culver, Correspond
ing Secretary. and Christopher Pullman
Treasurer.
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Benson. The prettiest new face, some
say the prettiest woman, in Washington
this year, is the wife Of the new Arkansas
Senator, Dorsey, formerly of Benson, Yer
mont. She is a Spanish-looking beauty,
with very long black lashcs, dark eyes, and
rather small tidy figure. He is heavy
material looking character, like an Indian
trader or something that way.
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Tammany Meeting.

New YORK, Jan. s.
Tammany hall general committee met
tonight for the purpose of organizing for
1874. But there being several districts
contested adjourned until tomorrow to
await the report of the committee on pro-
tests. The primary election will be held
on the 10th inst, to fill the vacany caused
by the departure of Genet.
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Important Arrest.
PouGnKEEPsIE, Jan. s.

IouGIlkEEPslE, Jan. ..
An order by telegraph TO Detective
Scanlon OF this city to-day resulted in the
arrest of two persons on the down express
tonight, charged with a heavy robbery at
Fonda, n Y. Much Of the money stolen
was found on them Detective Scanlon
will take them back on the night express
to Fonda.
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Bridge Washed Away.

PCuGHKEEpsiE, Jan. 8.
The north abutment of Croton bridge on
the Hudson River road is carried away by
freshet. 1t took two spans with it. No
more trains will run over the road to-day,
but will be sent via Harlem Road. The
work of rebuilding the bridge is pro-
crossing.
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II ltlDE
WAsnINGroN, Jan s.
VIM Osborne, aged sixty, late superin-
works. gave notice to his family on the
18th of December that he was about TO re-
turn to Auburn. \. y. but yesterday his
dead body was found hanging from tree
several miles from this city. Indicating that
he suicided.
WILLIAMS LETTER or WITHDRAWAL.
The following is the letter of Attorney
General Williams, requesting the with
drawal of his nomination to Office
Chief Justice, Department of Justice,
WAsHINGToN, ID. C., Jan I.
To President Grant;
ir:-You were kind enough without my
solicitation or any knowledge on my part
that you contemplated such thing to
nominate me for Chief Justice of the Uni
ted States. Since that time the food gates
of calumny in all directions have been
opened upon me. My abilities have beer
disparaged and my integrity brought il
question, aad it seems to me that public
opinion adverse to my appointment has
been created which might hereafter EN-
barass your administration and perhaps i'm
pair my usefulness upon the bench. Will
perfect consciousness that | have per
formed with clear hands and an uprigh
purpose all the duties of the various public
offices to which | have been called, an(
trusting to time and Il just public whei
better informed for my indication. re
spectfully ask you TO withdraw from tn
Senate my nomination for Chief Justice
have the honor to be, with great re
spcct, GEO H. WILLIAMS
BrTLER AND the CIVIL SERVICE RULES.
New York, Jan. s.
A Washington dispatch says Gen. But
Ter has determined to make direct issu
with the department ms to the operation o
the civil service rules, especially when thei
application tends to include soldiers of til
late war who applied for positions undo
the government,
CONFIRMED.
The Senate confirmed 5. ii. IL. Parsou
pension agent at Albany.
POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS.
Postmaster General Creswell was bclor
= the House committee on banking and cul
rency to-duy and explained at length Ii
plan for postal savings bank. There Al
reasons to believe that II minority of I'll
committee are opposed TO CresswelTs plan
WILLIAMS NAME wIrnpRAwN.
The Presidents message Withdrawing I'll
nomination of Mr.. Williams for chief ju
tice was read in executive session to-da!
No action upon it was necessary
APPROPRIATIONS.
The following appropriations for forth
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SuDBugY.-II. f. Woodward, promi-
nent young lawyer Of Richford, has remoy-
ed to Baldwin, Wis, where he will prac-
tcc his profession. Ills place at Richford
has been taken by Harry Rustcdt son of
Rev. H. f. Rustcdt of Sudbury, who is a
graduate of the Uniyersityof Vermont and
late principal Of Bakersfield Academy.
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Chapped hands, face rough skin, pimpes,
ring worm, salt-rheum and other cutancOus AT.
fectiOnS cured, and the skin made soft and
smooth, by using the Juniper Tar Soap, made
by Caswcl, Hazard a. CO., New York. BE GER
tain to get the juniper Tar Soap, as there are
many limitations made with common Tar which
are worthless. dec2id&w4w
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HNAXES. The State and State School
L Taxes are now due and In my hands for
collection. VIII be at the Barnes House, West
Rutland January 9th and 10th; Town Clerks
cepted) to receive taxes. The discount ON tate
tax, II paid In January, is per cent.
GEO WILLIS, Collector.
Rutland, Jan, S, 1874. jan9d9w
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WALroN's VERMONT REGISTER, Farmers
Almanac and Business Directory for 1874
The only Vermont Register published
Single copies, by mail, Is cents. Address
GLOBE Paper Co., Rutland
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Special to the Globe.
Camilla UrsO Concert at Middlcbury.

MIDDIEBURY. Jan 3.
The concert given by the Camilla Urso
Concert Company at Academy Hall this
evening in the regular lecture course was
largely attended and proved to he an cm-
nent success. The troupe embraces be-
side the famous Urso, Miss Edith Abel.
soprano; Mr. Tom Karl. tenor; Mr. j Il
Thomas, basso; and Mr. Augusta Saurct.
pianist, all of whom are artists of much
ability. The programme was most lavish
while the enthusiastic appreciation of the
audience heightened it to degree that must
have satisfied the most ardent lover of
music, Each of the performers appeared
in solos, and encores were the order of the
evening. Madame Urso was applauded
to the echo while Tom Karl in this,
his first appearance here, won UNI
bounded praise for his very fine and melo-
douS tenor voice. Miss Abel was very
cordially received as was also Mr. Thomas.
whose reputation not only as singer but
as composer, made him marked favor
lite with the audience. The concert closed
with trio by Miss Abcll Tom Karl and
Mr.. Thomas.
The next entertainment by the course is
an evening with Prof j W Churchill, the
famous clocutionisi and reader, on Fehru-
AIRY &, 5.
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From Boston.
BosroN, Jan. 8.
JORDAN, MARSH q 60.

JORDAN, MARSH ~ co.
Judge Lonsell of the district court has
taken the papers seized from Jordan, Marsh
Il Co., out Of the hands of the customs de-
tectives as il has been clearly shown that
papers were seized that were not covered
by the warrant, lie will separate the pa
pers and return those not applying to tie
case. Nineteen hundred of fifty-four hun
dred papers seized have already been re-
turned
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WEEK OF PRAYER.
To-Day.

Friday, Jan Q Prayer-For the evangelical
ton OF all nominally Christian countries; for
the conversion ofIsrael for seamen for mis-
sionarles for the spread Of the Gospel In Mo-
hammedan and heather countries for the con-
version Of the world to Chrlst-Ps. Gs 81 1872 :
G Heb. Ii &
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TO INVENTORS,

Patent owners, and all interested In Patents.
The Prospectus Of the New England Associa-
ton OF Inventors and Patent owners contains
matters OF great importance TO all Interested in
Patents and Inventions
sent 10 any address on application to
II. T.. TOWNSEND, Secretary,
dcc.0l4W 1873 summer ST., Boston, Mass.
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Spanish News.

MADRID, Jan. 8.
a decree has been issued calling out the
entire resources of 1874 for active service
The suppressed Carlist journals have been
permitted to resume publication on certain
con1itinna
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DENNIsON'S PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.
over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint OF loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them, Sold by Printers and St0tioners
Everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
june23d&wtf Wholesale Agents.
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Meetings, Amusemcnts. etc.

TU-NTUHT
L. W. Redington-Lccture at the opera
House.
Glass In Chemistry by Prof. II NJ seeley OF
Mlddlebury College, at Kelley's Hall.
Mendessohn Society at Smons' Hall.
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Weston Nominated for Governor,

CoNooRD, n II, Jan. 8.
The New Hampshire democratic conven-
ton has nominated James A Weston foI
governor.
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Missing Woman.

New York, Jan. =.
Mrs Badger, the missing lady, member
of the Boston school board, has been traced
to this city, whence she is supposed to
have taken train for western New York
where friends reside
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New York Chief Ju stice.

New York, Jan 3.
Judges of the Superior Court have I'M
animously reelected Justice Moncl as
Chief Justice of that Court in place of ex-
Judge Barbour.
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NcW advertisements.

DUTLAND co. SHEEP BREEDERS
IL and WOOL GROWERS ASSOCIATION.
A meeting OF the above Association VIII be
held ut the Blrdwcll House ON Wednesday, Jan.
81, ls1I, at 12 O'Clock. All members are request
ed TO be present.
$. d. TOWNSEND, Presi.
c. {. PIERCE. secretary. jau9dtl.
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If YOU want an interesting book or "A pre-
sent for friend, buy the Green Mountain
Poets of Spaulding q Co.
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DEATIuS.

CIASE-In East Fairfield December 20, Nora
f., eldest daughter of Perry Chase, aged ten
years.
GRIFFITII--In Iowa city, Iowa, December IS,
Gardner Grlnlth, aged O. Years.
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WATERTOWN UNION LIVE STOCK
MARKET.
For the week ending Jan. q. 1874.
AMOUNT or LIVE STOCK At MARKET.
SuMBER FROM THE SEVERAL STATES.
CAttlo. ShnnnNInmhs Mnr.n. nn1,.

Number OF cars over the different roads-Bos-
ION ana Lowell 2s, Boston and Albany /, Fitch
burg 90, Total IS.
Prices OF market Becf-A few choice 500 10 20:
extra 50 90 IA 30; first quality s 0Oa 80: see
ond quality 500 80; third quality s. I5d55O.
Prices Of store cattle--WOrklng oxen n pair.
from $780, $780, slI5a 800.
Mich cows and calves from S35d 65: extra 20
d95; FarrOW cows s20Gi0
Nearlings sl0a IS; two years old 500 20; three
years old s3etd46
Prices OF sheep and lambs-in lots, 50 %, 2 70,
3 90 "a SO % each extra SidG IS r head. on from
3%m6f.c z n.
Spring lambs 0Odc 2 %.
Veal Calves d.
Prices of hides, tallow and skns-Brghton
hides ImIaic z h country hides &c n n,
Brighton tallOw Sc u b; country talow 4lec
II h.
pelts q 25a1 30 cnch. Nnlf sklns 1ha1ac = NJ =
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Jhr 3utlan,l 1ailu Glohr.


Rutland County Sheep Breeders and Wool
Growers Association.
Taxes-George Wills
Ashmuns Temple Of Fashion.
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Scw York Stocn ana Money Market.

LATEST MoSETARY.
Mo"oy closed easy at 5toG.
Sterling exchange firm at i-s2 for co dtys
and 4-s5i4 Gt i-sG for sight.
Customs receipts at the Gold Exchange to-day
amounted to s2I9,O0O.
Gold closed firm at lll4s, alt,r selling at
1lils@llH..
Loans were AT gold 3 and fiat for carrying,
and the nnal rate WASH
Treasury disbursements to-day amounted to
100000.
Clearings In the Gold Exchange to-day
amounted to s32OOo,Ooo.
Government bonds closed nrm at best prices
Of the day.
State bonds quiet with slight advance In some
instances.
stocks were buoyant until late In the day at
an advance OF = to 50 per cent. shortly be-
fore the close a false rumor was spread on the
street that there was trouble with the working
men up town and that the Seventh Regiment
had been called out, this, in connection with
the slight decrease In outstanding legal tenders
caused Il depression and the market closed at
a reaction OF from /, to per cent Panama
was exceptionally strong closing at ll5. The
greatest activity was In Western Union, Union
Pacific, Pacific Mall, Ohio's, Lake Shore, North
western, ST. Paul aud Wabash. The sales be-
tween ten and two o'clock amounted to 1871 90
shares Ct which 1900 were Western Union
10000 Union Pacific 1000 Wabash; $4,000 Pa
clnc Mail 5000 Ohio 10000 Lake Shore
1000 1t. Paul; ana 500 Northwest rn.
Gold closed at llli9
Money at per cent.
Government bonds strong.
State bonds quiet.
Stocks closed weak.
Where blanks occur there were no bids.
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MARRIAGES..

MERRIAM LAFLIN--In Rochester, Janu.
airy l. by Rev. George =. Guernsey, Henry J.
| Merriam of SouthingtOn, Connecticut, and Adj
| die 4. Claim, OF Hancock.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsnISGToN, Jan. SIS p. IN. J

For New England southcrly to westerly
winds, with areas of light rain will prevail
during the night followed by partly cloudy
and colder weather Friday. For the Mid
die States and Lower Lake region, souther-
ly to westerly winds with clear or clear
ing weather.
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A r
ASHMUN'S TEMPLE OF FASHION

ATT
ASllMUNS TEMPLE OF FASHION.
o0'i HI' ii' HO
large line of
HAMBURGS,
E"'lN"If notvnS
Ep"IN"S'
AT D. D. T. 10 ~ i+' i''' '"'N '''''
JUST RECEIVED,
-
-
JUST RECEIVED,
The cheapest lot ever opened in his state, OF
HAMBuRGS,
HAMBuRGSS;;
hp"'NT EHn,G,vGs
AthG7 s.e.lo, II, l2c per yard and upwards.
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Beef fore or Z ID bias Pork whole hog t ID ~
hind - 10dl2 Mutton 10
Mess Z Dbl slGa20 Lamb q 10 Il
Plate $1,000 Veal, carcass T. ID 129
COAL.
Lachawanna stove $3.50 Iackawanna CRATE 500
" chestnut 900 Lchigh 1000
- egg 1925 BituminiOus ll.5O
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cLAssIricATroS OF CATTLE AND SHEEP.

y. u. Bcef-Choce grades includes nothing
nut Stalled 100 to 400 lbs bulocks. Extra
and first quality includes the best, large fat
oxen. Second and third quality include, oxen
and two and three year old steers.
Shecp-ENtra includes cossets, and when those
OF Inferior quality are thrown out.
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WILLIAMS LETTER or WITHDRAWAL

The following is the letter of Attorney
drawal of his nomination to Office;
Chief Justice, Department of Justice
WAsHINGToN, ID. c., Jan /.