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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-10-08
EDUCATIONAL COLUMN.
Edited and Conducted By
J f. LANGENBd Ugh.
New Mexico.

The Territorial Legislature, at the ses
sion OF 1866, passed an act establishing
system of common schools, 10 be sup
ported by tax levied upon the property
of the inha oitants. Four Counties were
exempted from the general operations of
The law, and the citizens thereof allowed
10 vote on its acceptance or rejection.
The election was ordered by the procla-
nation of the Governor, and was held
March 81, 1856, with the following result /:
for the law, 81; against the law, 5,016.
Since 1855 several acts for the establish
ment of common schools, to be support
ed by tuition fee, ard even laws for
compulsory attendance at school, have
been passed. but always repealed before
they were carried into effect Up to 1871
there was no general school law, and not
public school-house In the State In
Santa Fc, Las Vegas, Albuquerque. Tass,
La Mesilla, and few smaller towns, the
Catholics have schools. The Protes,ants
have four schools in the Territory.
UTAH.
The Territorial Superintendent Of Com
mon Schools Of tie Territory is elected
by the people for two years. The Terri
torial Board of Education consists of the
Territorial and County Superintendent,
the Chancellor and Regents OF the Uni
versiiy They are also the guardians OF
the higher educational interests OF the
Territory. The Territorial Superintend
ent Is Secretary to the Board of Regents.
The University is not part of the Com
mon School System. County Supcrin.
tendents are elected by the people for two
years. There is also Board of Trustees
IN each School District elected by the
legal voters of each District for one year.
The County Superintendent administers
the laws without the assistance Of a
Board. There is no School Fund in the
Territory. Teachers are examined By
special Boards appointed for the purpose
and the Trustees of each district engage
the teachers. No restriction to school
age. Text books are Uniform throughout
the Territory. The Territorial and Coun-
iy Supcrintendents decide what text books
are TO BIZ Used. The branches to be taught
are not prescribed 10y law. bu; the law re-
quires quarterly statisiica, returns from
each teacher in prescribed form, which
form embraces alphabet, spelling, read
ing and writing, geography, grammar,
arithmetic, bookkeeping. algebra, geom-
eiry, astronomy, history, languages, mu-
sic, drawing and painting. There ia a
normal de .,artinent connected with the
Territorial university, but no separate
Normal School.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-10-08
AMASA JOHN SON.

NyOTARY Public, Attorney, Counselor at Law,
~ Authorized War Claim Agent, Plymouth, Ind,
Especial attention given to the settlement, OF Is.
tatee Conveyancing and the collection of Soldiers
Claims for Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, and all
other War Claims. Office on Michigan street, over
Ruck 4 Toan's Hardware Store. l5f9]
New-York tribune., 1874-10-20
pOMBsTIC MARKETS.

CAsI,y oct Notwithstanding doing I've qne a. yoc .J.a
nj md uominay Mixed. s tots store
.dy Osts sales cars No. Ae ''-' "
ole and 2 cars No. 2 White State 81 Ole -
BurxoRs Oct l9-Coton quiet and steady Low ns1nnss
l4IGI4 ac Pou ou except grades Howsrdst ana
IS 75ds6 75; City Mills supertne 81 23G4 oy 40 75
"a 1886 So DO Rio Brands So 15t DO famiI 20 81 IN
Whea, dun; No Red Western, 81 10; Red Msryaha
81 25i do Amber 81 2sdsi 30 other: %.S Wssru
sse. White Western 95a97e Oats dull sopsnfp & oI S "n
Western MiIed 55 59c. White 6Oat2c Be a1h sna
changed Hay unehanled Provisions weak ana pr
firm; Tub and Roll, 33d35c Conee hrn WIN WhI.l
tales at l7i49202c Petroleum unsettled saie' - '
weaker sses al 81 Oa Adsl Us. .
Bryy,Lo 10 Wheat 3I0y5i push po,n' p
ogj bush. 1885 busb Barley 49, o.sn' b.,
3lOs Lake Rail Imports ior the AZ S so o..
10 800 bush; Wheat 3l0o62 bush Corn s ,saswbest
Zoe Com y Oa &C. Ploar quiet sales ooy o' sSs, % s6S
Western Spring at IS 1885, Bakers, 80 72dsI h"oer
a. 25 White 81 5Ods7 So dali and nmnsl' no i
quoted Milwaukee No. Spring 81 l0dsi IZ 30 ia WHIT.
rie.so No sprrr 96d97c; Winter 81 llas ~ % n
WSrr 81 AL IA. du sales 20 900 ea,e NO w
AZ s3 ds4e. closing srm quiet; sae No ~ Can,j, a,
a, 53e Rye nomiusly 9Oc. Barley irregular ssss o. G
. i 3O6si 80 Barley Malt steady Csnnis ~ 'ossi W.
en 81 40dSl 81. Provisions unchanged - -,
CyIcAeo l9-Rour quiet and unchanged
xs.I No spring 93d9jLgc; No. do SS'teeasi 90
October and Novenber No. do stildoiti he]se'ia %
Sic opened tm but closed dali No. ~ ,b. 80,
e,h zoe bid October fle November 6ec e,d all hs sa'
Rejected 74c Oats opened 6rm bat closed ~ S At 80
1e.ober i November Re firm and f ds%sna' S NO NO s y az
Oc,o.r 81 O6dSl 059 November PORK da on Ill., =, N.
h ssene sales At $40 25aslD So spot $40 w seller a
year Ls. l4dlt % WHISKY yoe. - T. ssss &c essh ,aC
OOo Xiii. fou I25 900 bush wsest 70ouo pusi Sen 90
Ss 600 bush Os.A 5000 basa Rye 2loQ bush eA1 eap
New-York tribune., 1874-10-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.
srRnpRAN MARKETS

L.,pcS Oct l9-l2:3O m-Unei states fye5Srny bonds
,s, lO5 fOtes lO4. Erie Railway shares zoGZo+ do'
Preferred. A. - c.,,,, Ia cpi., and unchanged
IL. 10 900 bales including 1000 for speculation ana eiPo
ale, on basis Of Midug Upands, nothing oeo" ~"
dsIiv,rsbe October, at 7sL -, oe,
IoSnoy Oct lg-2:3O D. m-Erie Railway shares 2ota
1g-2:30 m.-COtton sales on he o OF 'lu
AIM plsnds pothipg Low Mdn shipped November ana
AZ I'D Bresiuf. quiet Corn 5oS yer quAre
10 so p.r crt Port II per bb for New Mess bacon oo
Lar. % Long Clear Modles 81 for Short Clear hdde
TsIow AZ . per est IN ~, ..,, a, brlion withdrawn
tam e Bsnk Of England balance to-day x.IIooo BIG h
Lryspoo oct l933Op m-of the cotton sale, to-day oeoo
hall, we're American Sales on the basis o. hddhns osAn' NS
IL, Low Nddlues shipped October aud November llos
0Toynoy oct ly-4 80 D m.-Bne RaiWs, SHARES ,n,
IWynpooL l94:30 m-Coi'on sales On 'ee nn ps @ % nv W.
ding Upand. nothing below Good orlIar, do
AZ i} 3D. do deliverable Octobe, W.
% deliverable October and November l3lod oo pSnas De-
10 % Mddngs December sDd January Al ~ o1
"Iospos Oct I9-5:3O o. MINE Railway shares |'A1-' ,
pans dispatches quote Rentes st 62f De- ~ h..,. =, MIA
m-Coton sales on ne OASIS OF MIC
,a Trlspd, nothing below Low Mins shipped oeoOef sou
ne, os. Petroleum l3d gallon Talow A3
FyEspoo Oct le-Bveulug -COmmoa ROsn 6s PeWt Spirits
LSspos 0ct ls-Ernlpg gspir Tupeniine 20 0dZoo e"I
New-York tribune., 1874-10-20

,r.,xets and dull business. the general list finally
cIosipe weak at decline Of to II, to which the ex
.ccptions were, Delaware. Laokawanna and Western,
which advanced rer cent; Lake Shore. which went
I'D and c.. c.. aud l. c.. per cent The most active
stocks were Lake Shore. Erie Western Union, Union
Pacific. and Wabash. The opening highest. lowest
and closing prices of active stocks sold to-day were
col
New-York tribune., 1874-10-20
COTTON MARKETS.


Oct l9Coton demand good Mdihng Ia 'sc Low
MIddux Good Oriinar 1874 receipts sol bales
1913 bales exports coastw 9i7 basi saies 2loo bales
stock 53 .04l bales , ,,
NswURLsASs oct 19-Coton demand gooi Mddlng II 4S;
Low Miidlng II Good Ordinary, l3i net receipts 493O
bales gross be exports Great Britain, lO7Sl bales
the Continent G6i bales e 1000 baes last evening" ooo
CT,RGssros Oct i9-Coton frm MifiIne li4aI4as; Low
Mdding l4Ql4ls. Good Ordinary. l3a0l3a.i net receipts
bales 4SJi bas exports coawlse 2293 baesi
sales, 900 bales, stock 36,29O, bales - go
GALVESTON TO- Cotton dull and ease MtdlOs l44c Low
Good Ordinary, l3c 2ooo ba.esi
gross 2.j68 bales coastw 2o26 bales stock 2o44o
MEMPHIS Oct l9-Cotton quiet demand good Midug 14is9
li; Miiing l37s.; Good Orsry, l34Dl32r net re-
cep bales; shipments 21O bales 1000 bales stock
| 22,727 bales. . r
BALTIMORE Oct l9-Coon dull and easy Nting l47sr
800 bales the Continent, 2U4 bales; EXPORTS
coaswse oU se ZS baex 10 baes stock 5.224
bales
MOBILE Oct 19-Coiton quiet Middlng, l4s, Low hdding
1886: Good Ordinary l34c net receipts 2i5l bales exports
ooastwse bales sses 800 IA, ,9O7 bales
NoRPoLK l9-Cotton que hdthng. l4Sl& net receipts
coaswe 3iO9 baes saes 81 bales STOCK
Is 1913 bales ...,. -,
sT LoUI. l9-Coton steady fair demand MtdnG. asc
net receipts 222 bales 939 bales shipments ~ bales sales
| 447 bales; stocs, 1882 bales ~ -
CisossAr Oct I9-Coton unchanged: Mddng IA c net
59 bas shipments 400 bales sales to splnne lOo bales
PanaDsGPnII Oct i9-Co,on dull Miing. l5ls. Low Mid
ding 49; Good Ordinary l4sc net receipts o62 bales gross
Bosros Oc. 19-Coton quiet. Miing l6i2. net receipts 81
bales gross l26 bales stock. 800 biei sales, 800 bales
WiLnISGr0s, 10 Cotton sesdy Mndhng l4c net re-
cepts 47O bales sales $50 bales; stock 1887 bales .
AUGusrA 19-Coon steady; demand good Mtdlng l4c
Mding 1890; Good Ordinary l3 net rec pts loIo oaes'
| LouIsyLLE Oct I9-Cotou quiet Miidling l44c
New-York tribune., 1874-10-20
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CoTToN-The spot Cotton still yery small sh no
tendency alter our quoahh
shipping tod "a 800 bales this DAY last se
27 47 bae year. .242l bales; stock in NewiA'
90 525 bales consolidated stock, 257, ,S27 bales ,o-
Of Classification In force Sep l.
on Upand us'
gsde above or the quoted - .,.,, ,,a
Ordinary, 1879 strict Good Ordinary, I4't !;
Good Ord IL Low mh 10 uoo' "'u'' ~ y
New-York tribune., 1874-10-20
DentlsIrp.

DR. WAIT g. son, As EAST 23D-ST., have
Da new metallic for Artificial Teeth when lighter stronger
aud cooler any other and being perfect conductor OF animal
heat perfectly heshy-on $50 per set They also insert ''
nor Pl,tna Gold prices Fine Gold Plazns
specially extracted under fresh at Sl for the a
and soc. each succeeding.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-20
And the following for city bank shares

The coupons due Nov. on the second mortgage
bonds of the St Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad
Company will be paid at the Office of Mr. D. w.
McWIlliams. Treasurer, No. 12O Broadway.
The Denver and Rio Grande Railway report earn
tngs for the week ending Oct Z. 1874. at $S4O7; in
1873. S7.n3; increase, 8 Is per cent. 1904.
The following is the report, covering the past six
months, Of the Secretary of the NewYork Gold Ex-
Shanoa.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-20

The money market is getting into The old rut OF
ease again and call loans doing at q and per
cent Prime commercial paper is selling at rates as
last quoted The Treasury at Washington received
ia National bank-uotos to-day S135,eOO for redemp-
tlua.
Government bonds have been strong nd in good
yre,,;ry We ann.v closing ouotations:
New-York tribune., 1874-10-20
~ Y. SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF
~. KISGs.-The GERMANIA FIRE INSuRASCh CoMPANr;
Panas against sEBAslAS SChS ADbEBs.h, ,pL, LVciSn On
wife FREDERICK KRAEGER and MARIA his wife. JULIUS y
KRAEGHR ERNEST +. KRABGBR AID anna MS WIFE ShAkLhS
p METzGRR and ADELAIDE MEILG.R t. wiis sEBaSi1S
sCIIN ADEBECK. JULIUS DEJ0NGB, and LOUISE kRAEGhh
s,ators and erecutrs AUGUST KRAEGER deeed CORD
MEYER LOUIS A LlBNAu, GEORGE KOCH, BDnARD cCHSA-
DERBRCK adm nstrstr SC of CATHAklNE hHNADbkBBt \.
deceased MARTIN MAYER, WALTER r hLOis, LANES X
KIOTS JOHN RAEBER MICHAEL LiBNAu, CAhL LAN"As.
Relief sr To the above nsed
Defendants You bereb summoned ani Required 10 answer The
eomnapt in this sc.on which will be Sled The oe OF e Cek OF
tue County the Courthouse In the CIV OF Broosn ana 70
sev, COW said complaint the subscriber
bs once No. "a NewYork City, within twenty iAys aver
the service exclusive Of The day OF such service
And il you fail TO the said complaint With the time essd
re plaintiff will apply Court ir The relief inAedi
in tie complant-Dsed Sept, 1874 o. -. -, , -. ,..
JOHN CHETW0OD. Plaintiff Attorney. =
ONCE OF
the County Of Kings the Courthouse 10 the 'v
Rrooklyn on the 7th oar OF October. A. d. 1874.
Oi3i i,vivTu JOHN CHETWOOD, PPufs APJ.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-20

The Philadelphia stock market is firm; Penn
sylvana 6s I'LL Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
IA; Reading Railroad So; ; Pennsylvania Railroad,
542; Gold. 10.
The Bank Statement compares as follows with
former returns:
1873. Deposits LOsn. Specie Circulation Leg: Ten
New-York tribune., 1874-10-20


Corn AMI saibi sales OF go b5 we qo'e'
C,rp u-sl rs Corn Meal Banfe - 3o6 -
en- Meal y .,erp 500 90 Corn Meat God EarJ OOG
Corr Meal. W.-.N 2j1 Is ,e.-.. =. a., en-
Buckwheat Rur fner and fair demand ss Sae ~ - oo
Change today article o buckWnea ont mh
nv the new patent process the Kind ohefe the quar-
inv superior, from the Excelsior Mills ,-,--,..
PREGnTS-For reght the market ruled excessively que
with teueacy rather toward lower rates operators beng
,ber and The inquiry Grain accommodation b.
cODvrse; To Liverpool o seh
"a 900 bnsh Grain Bacon at 20 - 20Oo boies
Cheese sail 700 bbl~ Flour az Is o 70 l
line there was only modeae uone
b M essential They include Al Italian bark hence
Refni Petroleum 1t s. 42 and O
gr,tuity Norwegian 5000 bOs from fhade ps 10
Coutpcn 81 bng with lumber IRON Pase1oaa 10 norm sue
Of Cuba, at $40. United states currency o.
GRAN-At carry Change holders advanced Their prices for Spnng
Wheat bus but buyers held oi winter Was aso hlnti
bu quiet qlet and unsettled; The extreme pnees
checked the export ingLy iCr gd Spngi
for export at Irregular hsues' hed
and Amber sold prices the sales are l2Oe1 outh
Il Oidsl OS for Ungdded Iowa and Minnesota r " 2dr oo
for No. Chicago Spring; 81 o. d$l OO for No ,heao Sping
81 2 for Red 81 2ia%l % for Amber DO 81 3o@
81 81 for White Mchgan II 240s 70 for Amber do 81 IoD
Genesee and VI 90 for NO CheagO IN store
No terms Bae - qhet anu Io"et
sale, of 1wO-rosed state at 81 70 and 9SVO oush
Cansd West at 81 Barley Malt ana unchaneed sales OF
msnd for tie trade 900 bush New ohio Mixed at os
16Olac Western Mixed at Gl d6 ic Whte az
62 qG,c state 50 go 2 AMI White at 6do3 hye Is
onet bu STEADY 97c G$l for Jersey sud state Corn Is weaker
e chiefly exports New offered Ps9g ana
IL 6m the sales are SO 900 Western MiZed 9Oa92 the
inside prce IN 81 aud New hi1e ana
Yellow at Gle; do White at 9oc AL O3; DO yellow al s-24o'e
in
New-York tribune., 1874-10-20

Cont ss o os 900 Se 'Ia
S5s S, @ 1 sI% \ |. sS. E' s, s,sss
sst nd :! S fs$s. rs S:ss:,
& ss.. %s' Shoulders 20: sst % etss s 0ssss
quiet. shoulders, 7hi Clear Rib Siiss' lSa' Clear Sas i4.A
cIsysLAsD ls whe., qu. aud uneh,ased No % i Red
sh b NId Sc Sc d. Low %ies so Old ia s;r
1884, New Ear 55c nomiuay unchanged No state neh a
u S e ss . s sJ' s,.,s %Ss .ss Iif Petroleum e'
DsIrGf 81 2SS'' No. aiSi 'isfs
is Ss Ss 81 Sf ss T S
1000 basa Cora shpnsnu-40Oo Obb Flour 3looo 'u'0'
isDiSiroI Oct I9our ,nd Wheat qn,.snged Corn quiet
, ,aa o aas s'. .:a psas s k U S 81 90
ss. .9d WSs M.S o.i: la;; md ss an
I3' Clear sids, lt.sii' as i2Sit1 1
MiLwAGKEE Oct l9-Plour quiet steady v.t No. l.
oat. ii isSs her and Il 10 good demand 4 1sc demand
s:. Asa a. 4?Gss osssf fI %
$500 ss. 10000 bush wHe,s shiDmeas-S 500 'OA
MEapa Oct Is-Foar quie, uuch,uss Corn and Oats
Clear @ & @s ls Econ clear Sides Bus SIaaS
Oct loroqr unchanged ;' 900 S sSl: w1ss. I.s;
n 81 80 Corn lower and and @ E1s s Of cars s n A1 c0 yG
Wheat 7r Corn and Rye. G Barley 6c to NewYSrk Bar
Receips-S OO0sbush Wheat 1875 500 bush Barley
200 bush. 1861 900 Of Lumber Canal shpmen
bush Barley 7S30OO feet OF Lumber
l9Cloverseed in fair demand So Timothy
in good demand So 80 Prsed commands 81 30 Flour dq
Supene So 259$3 75 Northwest Family Extra 81 754to 5O
improved demand Red 81 l8SSl 2Oi Amber 81 220
IL White 3O0$l 80. Rye offered at 81 050S o. Corn
dull Yellow MixeI Western SSd90c Oats dali; White 606
62c Mixed 60c Petroleum Refined IL 's Crude 500
S,t Whisky dull 81 o.. Butter frmer New York State snd
County Choice 3Sdi2 Western Prime 50 034c Choice
35d3Sc Cheese from sales Improving Newnok
Fancy l60i6 2c grades l5afal6i2c Newfok
Prime 4295ac Western Prime, l4i29l54c Bsgs smi state
2Jd30c. Western, 2Sd2Jc
I9Four qniet and unsettled onud lots lower to-
sell; business Wheat steady No Red Winter 81 O02D
10; 0Sd98i2 Corn dull and lower; No Mnei Oh,
77d72c ST. elevator Oats dull and drooDina No
5Od50 in elevator Barley qne aud weak and unchanged e
Bulk Meats dull nominal Blcon quiet aud unchanged
Larddu 12l20 l3; Prime steam cash
October first half November IL 2c Whisky quiet at 95c
Hogs quiet $39Si Workers $j0Sj 5Oi Bacon, 80 2od
sj go but hers 81 1896 D. Cattle quiet and unchs1ge
Receipts- bbs Flour 10000 bush Wheat 10000 bush
Corn 600 bush Oats 10000 bush Barley, 5000 bush hye
$500 Hogs. $500 head Cattle. - . -,
TOLEDO. Oct l9-Flour steady Wheat steady NO "ne wa
bash Sl II; No do 81 II Ii No. White Michigan Si ~
81 26i2 Amber Michigan 81 90; No Rel si iOi
Re 81 81 03 L. November 81 Oil& No Amber
Illinois, ST. II; No III lOl Corn steady; High Mixed New,
November 67c December 65c Low NIef 76 do New Octo-
be 70c New Michigan. 6je grade 732a; do NeW o- &c
and in demands No and Michigan 60c Frelghs
du Buffalo, 2a4s to 0swego 5e Reeeipts- 900 bbs four
ments-2J Wheat $4,000 bush Corn $4,000 bush Oas
New-York tribune., 1874-10-20
IOIs

NAVAL sTOREs-The market for Spirits Tupenne very dni
and air win 81 3d. asked Rosn Tned dull
ba. 6rm quoted 50 40 hear OF no a Tar aud Pitch se
oulet, wi unchanged
PkOvISOSs-The Pok market unsettled and quiet The
principal holders decline 10 sell for forward delivery sales OF 200 Dds
IT,. steady and fair demsnds sales
of 100 bills al JOQ$ 30 for Pan Mess SO Packet and
al Tor F.py Terce inactive but steady Beef Hams dull
And bear Cut a active but lower for most kinds sales
81 OOO pjeces Fresh shoulders; % for Picked
inlc M Spote do lOac Fresh Hams l3 a lac Smoked
Hams RIB Bellies al lO'ie for loose ami 4e for bore
s0 bofe Clear Bellies Bacon aud in moderate de-
mapd sales Of Lons Clear lO'iGlc boIei and lO
loose Dressed Hogs aud plenty sales at Sdsc Lard
is easier ana sales Of 300 cs New Western at l4e 2iO
,c, Cy At 1880 delivery hear OF 30 seller No
,amb on $50 buyer last bali Of December
i2is 500 tc seller months at lei $50 t., sler the
on private terms
quiet and the receipts fairy equal to the de-
and State rule Western other
dealers are anxious sell and prices shade easier for all
New-York tribune., 1874-10-20
Ghanres tor 1nslness Mcn

A CHOICE BUSINESS for SALE. - Well
established and paving handsomely. chance
with "a 600 capital Address OPPORTUNITY Tribune 0Gce
EOR SALE-First-clas ICE CREAM and
Il CONFECTIONERY STORE room, in re,r for snail aoiI
Apply % r. GOLDEN Co.. 957 6haye bet SD and Jiib
lob PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE-F0ur
established successfully running three CYLINDER
sa presses engine boiler &r everything complete; one
espi;sl
opportunity Address PRIN TER Box Od2 iork Pose
Once.
rENHE advertiser has large tract of LAND on
Royal arbor vel suited to the cultivation OF fruits and f
fross
Charleston.
with the h hment Of an
Address ALPHA Boz 3O nbuue One,
New-York tribune., 1874-10-20
6orses. Carriages. harness. Nt.


At VAN TASSELL e. KEARNEY'S AUC-
"A TION MART ITO and liz EAST l3riSr be~eea 80 aos
REGuL1R AUCTION SALES Of HORSES CARRIAGES hAR
NESS ROBES BLANKETS. &c. evep TUESDAY aud FRIDAY al
noRsES, CARRIAGES. HARNESS. ROBES BLANKETS ss.
&c, at PRIVATE SALE.
A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
"A Late Johnston K Van Tsssell.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION BRANCH OF THb
HOUSE, Is REMOVED TO THE SPACIOUS PREMISES,
10, D. %, AMI 25 THlRfBBNFH-SE,
near University -plsee.
will be conuc. precisely the same stnct and oo
which always characterized tue dealings d oas
confidence OF the business eohnun
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Entries for be made through the mail
ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE.-A fine.
IL large and stylish coupe HORSE HARNESS and coupe ROCK
a horse In place, and sound
LADY sold OF breaGng heusekeepnG
Address OWNER. p. o. Box 1897, Bridgeport, Conn.
L'OR SALE-An ALDERNEY BULL awarded
first premium Fair; COWS, HEiFbk
aud AIDBRNBY BULLCALR Address Boz 62 aloorn y j.
TINHE uses of money so different IN principle
from the hnts hnei quantity wanted Of etibee
See THE TRIBUNE PAMPHLET coann interview with Ptoe
Atdrs.. THE TRIBUNE, New.Y0rh
New-York tribune., 1874-10-20
Guropean advertisements.
n A DECREE, of the HIGH


DURSUANT TO A DECREE of the HIGH
COURT OF CHANCRRY IL IRELAND made IN the cause o.
An DINN .minstratrx Of HENRY E0BNsON deceased snt
LANES Dt M and SARAH DUNN hrs wife plantii. and
ANNE BOYD and JOSEPH ROBINSON, defendants all
claiming 10 be said Henry Robinson late Of No. II
Belfast County OF Antrim, railway sorekeper.
who died the month Of Msh 1873 re By then solicitors
on or before the April 1874 and prove their
m, AZ the OF the Vice Chancellor Il ireland Fo Courts.
in the Cy default thereof they will be perempto
cuied front the benea Of said decree o - -, - -.
WEDNESDAY the 2 Of April 1874 At IL o'clock d
appointed and adniestlag ap0a
Gains A. l. ShAiiL"io' Wv. N'0'>-
DATED this % day Of March 1874. .
JOHNS. HEWITT JOHNS, solicitors for the Plhnnnf,,
No. ~ Csniiner-plAce Duhlin
time limited BY above posting Tor entering claims undst us
the 20 dag d No'ene iot
Hereunder enter Their claim, AZ las
which dag they will be exeiuei from
The beur6t of said FRIDAY the 20;h of So'eaer loa
the place meuope appointed M hearing ssd M u
claims A. l. ehAl In 80. Nu.sl
YORKSHIRE RELISH.
Il The Most Dedcous and Cheapest Sauce 10 the Work
Wsrran pure and free from injurious ngreiient
672l92 BOrTLRs SOLD IN ONE MONTH AUGUST, 1871
Sale unprecedenlet in the history Of Sauces "a,
nv bottles. ioi -
Wi Ilo~ Pattern Plate Beware ~ intsuons
Manufacturers: G00DAll. BAcKhOuSe g. Co.,
- LeeAs. ksssDs.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-20
Diuioen6 Notices.

Ovucs o. TN. RAILROAD Co.rAyr oy Fsg7jsnsr
"'''" '' Ii9 LIBERTY EEv- -YoRk, Sept %. 1874 )
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of TWO AND
n HAIP PyR CENT declared payable ct hs once
and After TlJEsDAv the Goth prorimo ..~
Tbs Transfer Bco< will be closed from THuhsDAf ne a
TbGrasy. 22d Of Crooer next SAMUEL hsoA .ressa:
VNHE NOVEMBER COUPONS OF the REAh
RsrATR MoRTGAGB BONDS, pesotaiei and guarsneed ~
the EoiTABLR TRUST COMPANY will he pad on and sh~r sas
y az York 0e Of The Cenpanys
No SO Willsm-st. JONATHAN bD"AhoS' r"""es.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-20
The bids for stocks at the close of the Stock

The London market was active and fuctuating as
t. Erie, but British consols were steady and United
states bonds firm. the Bank of England lost in
bullion Withdrawn on balance to-day E2ll0O0. The
foreign exchange market was firm, and rates are
gwen below, but sales could be negotiated at con-
cessions. Gold was quiet and stereotyped at 11O,
the demand for cash gold to deliver being active at
o g. :. T. and l-6i per cent for use. The Assistant
Treasurer redeemed : 900 in called ive-twenties
and disbursed Sl20j0 in coin interest the public
debt. The DAYS business at the Gold Exchange
Bank covered: Gold cleared. So. $4,000; gold bal
ances So 2s 05O currency balances $2,521, ,592 The
New-York tribune., 1874-10-20

UTICA CHEESE MARKET.
rrcA Of Cheese offered here to-day.
and 900 sold the market du statesmen gem
erslly holding for l6c.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-20
Eeaai Notices.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS City a

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS City and
~ County OF New.York.-THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY Plaintiff sns, David Woods Harvey Bsser and C,n.A
MARY " Morgan william Fhy Francis Mcoo"n Ma.hs
Bady William Johnson William Conon John Glesthe iona NC
Connen Barclay Mnaney, Michael huney Mohse
Hines Thomas Gallagher, William Shelly. Joseph Miller Mehiei
Daley GnahaD Bridget Welsh Patrick Farrell James honeo-
mer MARY Dillon Defendants relief tom fo. served
named You hereby summone<
and required this action, which Is S lag
fled Office OF the Clerk Of the Court OF Common Peas Tor oe
CITY NesYork the Courthouse sad et' AMI 70
serve copy said the ubcube st
his Office n Chambes NesYork C within days after hs
exclusive of the day OF such vee
and you the complaint within the time aiory AL
the psnf action will apply 10 the Court Tor the relief Dc
manded companL-Old NewYork. September 23 1874
HENRY A. B0GERT, Plaintiffs Attorney, .
Chanbets-si. New. York
The complaint the above action del in tie Ohce Of The Cs
said Court Of Common Pleas at tie COurAod IN sad ~ %
the 23j day Of September lSll o-,., -, ,., .
$40 law6wTU HbNRf a. BOubhl IllhWH attorney.