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ing fund at s3x s37s; do land grants st o3k;
Michigan Southern seconds at lolA.
BANK SHARES
were moderately active. Metropolitan tIO) sold
at 1873; Merchants Q5) at 40 and Fourth National
Q0) at 100.
In State bonds Missours are most active plain
SKIES selling 971s and closing 81 paid and bid.
the Hannibal and st. Joseph being so paid and bid.
Old North Carolinas are 81 to 271 and each OF the
three series OF special tax series bid. We quote
old South Car0llnas OF 80 bid, and new July and
January and April and October 30I bid, new
funding being TX o 81. Old and new Tennessees.
plain bonds, are down to "a bid, old ex.coupon
Offering at AN. new closing at ASK o 40, and new
series as to 49, We quote Texas tens at 81 bid.
Old virginias closed at 81 bid, new at 80 BID and
consols ct 81 bid, deferred Offering ct IL.
MEMORANDA.
The following are the gross earnings OF the
Union Pacific Railroad Company
DecemDer, 1878. ...................... $SyI, 10y
Decemoer, l8l3..... 10s, o5Z
year ending December 81, l874......... 1883, $50
The United States Circuit Court at Indianapolis.
on the 4th inst, appointed W. X Fosldick and j.
A. Roosevelt OF New York. receivers OF the Column
bus, Chicago and Indiana Central Railway on their
application as trustees OF the first consolidated
mortgage OF SIS, 600, 900.
Mr.. william b. Duncan has rendered bis resigna-
ton as one OF the directors OF the Erie Runway
Company.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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FINANCIAL.

NHIRTIETH ANNUAL REPORT
i of the
NEW YORK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Office,
A6 and 3iS Broadway.
January l, 1915.
Amount Of cash assets January 1874 SA $50 $40 50
INCOME.
premiums and annulties. $64l4,t5i "
Interest received and accrued. 645lO6 "a :,
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DISBURSEMENTS.
Losses by death .,........... si,l8s. $50 o.
Dividends purchased reversons
ana returned premiums
cancelled policies. 49,. .... 3026,605 II
Lite annutes, matured endow-
ments and reinsurances los SOL 80
Commissions. brokerages ana
agencv expenses. .............. 36l336 n
Advertising ana phvsicans' fees 79A67 s.
Taxes Office and law expenseA
salaries. printing, &c. ......... s0sO76 0s
ss4es, q
sN.l177 u
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$500 Us 90, G, '66. -. l2U
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FITS CURED FREE

A NY person suffering from the above disease
"A is requested TO address Dir. PRicE and a
trial bottle of medicine will be forwarded by
Express
FREE!
The only cost being the Express charges, which
owing tn my large business, are small
Dr. Price rs a regular ply stefan, and has mad C
the treatment of
FITS OR EPILEPSY
a study for years, and he will warrant a cure by
the use OF his remedy.
DO not fail TO send to him for trial bottle
1t costs nothing, and he
WILL CURE TOU,
no mitter of how long standing ycur case may
be, or how many other remedies may have failed
Circulars and testimonials sent with
FREE TRIAL BOTTLE.
BE particular to give your Express, as well as
your Post Once direction, and
Address,
DIX. C!IAS IT. PRICE,
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Dec. 4, lsT4.-s2w.
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A Good Hotel to Stop at.

at Is not often" says Friend" from
pennsylvania, that | puff hotel but
when l pay my bill Mt the rate of four
dollars day for sleeping in the milky
way and feeding on bill of fare. it's n
privilege and aploasure to mention such
an institution. The Atlanta Georgia.
is the largest hotel. ! presume. in the
world. Many people who 20 MP in the
sky.parlors to repose never come down.
but go right on through TO heaven with
ont change Of elevators. and those who
have written back say they could smell
the hair-oil on the hair Of the clerks all
the way up. The halls are so long and
winding that many walters get lost while
going after pitcher Of water. and are
never heard Of until their remains arc
found years after. / went in there one
morning and ordered breakfast.
small colored boy took my order. and it
was so far out TO the kitchen that hc
was grown and gray-headcd when he got
back The hotel is very large hotel.
and everything about it is large. from
the feet Of the clerks. the mouths of the
walters, 10 the bills. 1t provided with
all modern conveniences, hot and cold
F'''N'f '''f AA'ARff1f i'Albl1s NNiIIN HIltRIN.
everything 10 make the traveller happv.
including an undertakcr's establishment
for the accommodation Of such boarders
rs staryc TO death while waiting for the
walters. 1t is very large hotel, and
very body stops there just once"
lIo - ON has not dropped ont
for we recently sat down o.. = woodbot'
toned chair on which n tack was ,.a,,d
inc on its head. We immediately arcs,
with renewed confidence i'm our agilitv
20 Speaking Of tho poem. "Sbe who
Rocks the Cradle Rules the World
the Memphis d0oimche says: "In NH.
section she is generally n colored oirl
and we don't believe a word oft"
IVA client is never certain about
lawyer and generally takes him on trial
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

Tohe Editor cfhe South Branch Inslligencer:
ESTEEMED FnIEsD
viii You please inform your readers that ]
have a positive
CURE FOR CONSTMPTION
and all disorders OF the Throat AMI lungs, and
thai, by It's use in my practice, have cured hum
dreds of cases, and will give
81 900 90
FOR case IL will not benefit. Indeed. 20 strong
Is my faith. will send n sample me, 10 ans
sufferer addressing me
Please show this letter 10 any one you may
know who is suffering from these diseases. and
obIige, .thfully yours,
DIR. r. +. BURT,
60 lillian 81, Nv Poyk.
Dec. 4, 1874 --2Gw.
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N O TIC 81

VIE next Annual Meeting Of tho Overseers Of
n the Poor Of Hampshire County. will he beiS
81 The Poor-House Of said County, on the ieft
Tuesday IN July next, Icing the eth day Of The
month. GS-A claims under contracts wi Ia
the Overseers " the Poor aid for services 10 or
articles furnished for poor persons must be pre-
scented then and there for allowance
G. $. WHITE, Clerk.
June ls, 1875 -tdm.
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Joint Shin0Ies.

OF prime quality, for sale at my residence,
" formerly Cores near Sisne's Y Roads,
or OF ders lefs Win Nessrs. Glkeeon, Pugh &
Vance, Ronney, will be promptly 6iled SAM
Pies OF these shingles may be ut their store,
and orders respectfully solicited.
WM. BRADEN.
Hanp. co.s Sept. 10, Is14.-tf
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THE BEET PAPER. TRY 1T
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Notice.
NOTICE

A Ii persons holding claims against the Fs-
~ tate Of samuel Ilaines, decd, will present
them 90 Samuel l. flouruoy for adjudication.
on or before The lst day Of August, 1875 Those
indebted 10 said Estate will come forward and
setile their clsims.om with inc NJ once. AZ promp,
payment is required from all
JESSE G.. LUTON.
June 4, ls75.-2m. Administretor
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THE WHITE RUSSIAN OATS.
something Now!
L A II VI f. Il s r. ID THISl
Agents wanted.

hhSh Oats have been thoroughly tested and
] proves 70 ae the finest known. Their WELD
u enormous-6O or 30 bushels per acre they
Will grow we'll or thin land-,hey do not iniure
your land like the common oats Package
that will yield from 20 10 bushels ~ oats, with
circular giving terms 10 Agents and hll instruc-
uons rs 10 lime and manner OF sowing, will hc
sent postpaid 90 any one desiring 10 act ne A.
gent on receipt ~ 80 cents. The oats offer are
fresh nnd genuine seed--ihis years production
Now is The time TO order, SO YOU may be prepsr-
ed for early fall sowing. Address
{. ii. TIBBS. Scotsman.
Cleveland, Bradley Co, Tenn.
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~ The late Professor ID - was,
prior to his appointment to his chair,
rector ofan academy in Forfarshire. He
was particularly reserved in his inter
course with the fair sex, but in pros oect
OF obtaining professorship he yentur-
ed to make proposals to lady. They
were walking together, and the impor-
tant question was put without prelimi-
nary sentiments or notes Of warning.
Ofcourse the lady replied gentle NO"
The subject was Immediately dropped.
but the parties soon met again. do
you remember" at length said the lady.
"a question you put to me when we last
metz The professor said he did re-
member. And do you remember my
answer, Mr.. ID ---?'' ooh! yes" said
the professor. well, Mr.. ID -"
proceeded the lady, 81 have been led.
on consideration, to change my mind"
And so have L. dryly responded the
professor. He maintained his bachelor
hood to the close.
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HAnrDry SrorEY Co1lras.

TIVE next session Of this Seminary of Learn.
i ing will commence Thur sday, Septem-
Der 4th, 1874.
ilampden Sidney s situated in Prince Edward
County, Va, within few hundred wards Of
Union Theological Seminary, and seven miles
from FarmVille the nearest depot of the Atlantic
Mississippi and ohio Railroad. The locality II
the College il mos, healthy, snd the community
around distinguished for intelligence and piety
There is no Grammar or Preparatory school
connected with The College. u retains The bur
ricuium and The great aim a. its teachers 1, 10
secure tbofouRhpess in the training sHd instruc-
ton OF tltcir pupils and thus 81 prepare thsrn for
professional studies o. ihe activc dates az life
The ordinary expenses Of a student exclusive
81 the cost Of clothing, travelling and books are
frOn 1926 10 $27j n scar.
ply TO
REV. J NJ. J.. ATKINSON.
President Hamp,icn Sidney CoIlcqe,
lfipcs kdrard County, Va.
July IS, 1874.
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We The undersigned, are personally acquaint O.
"a with Mr. g. %. Tibts. and certify IN "A order,
sent him FOR seeds viii he promptly 6lIed
7. u. BAYLEss, Merchant sud Photographer
J. W Case Trustee Bradley County.
June %, 1s75-gt
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Iron CITY College.

Students save time and money By attending
be Iron City College q, riuy the summer sfe-
son. No vacations. School always 10 session.
students received az any tire
For circulars address the Prfccipal. J. c.
SMITH, a. ", Pitssbursh, Pa.
.Nsy 81, 1915,
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PARIS GREEN.

A SUPPLY Of Paris Green, for The desiruc
"A ton OF Potato Bulge just received and fol
sale, at The Old Court-house. by
ROGER PERRY.
Romuey, June IL, 1875.
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IV The following comes from Austin.
Nevada: While Captain Harper was
engaged in his demonstrating duties
yesterday. n lady, on whom he called.
asked permission to look at his book
The captain, who is noted for his cour-
tesy, consented, and, after glancing o.
yer its pages, the lady said: "Now.
look a-here, you can't fool me that way :
'cording to this book there ant wo.
man in the town over forty years old.
You have got n dozen women down here
as being from thirty-five to forty years
OF age, and I'll take my solemn Bible
oath that | knew every one of 'em ten
years ago, and they was all the same
age then as they be now. Young man,
there must be some mistake; probably
you ant good Mt figgers. You can put
me down at 45; l ant ashamed to tell
my age" The captain put her down at
As; but he says he'll bet all his money
that she is over sixty.
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metropolitan Tea Co.
FOR A SAMPLE,

on receipt Of the price. Please state the kind of
lea you want, and be very particular to give US
your correct address.
All letters must be addressed
METROPOLTTAN TEA CO.,
81 & "a yesey Street.
New York,
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WIT AND IIUMOR.

TIA Milwaukee chap kissed his girl
about forty times right straight along
and when he stopped the tears came in.
to her eyes, and she said in sad tone of
voice:
"Ah! John, fear you have ceased to
love me-"
mo, haven't" replied John, 4but
] must breathe.
He KNEW How.-At an auction OF
household goods on Harrison avenue.
when woman had made a bid on an
Old bureau worth about two dollars, a
boy slipped around to another woman
and whispered:
You see that woman over there with
a blue bow on?'
Eyes" Doe
We'll, she says that no woman with
red nose can buy anything at this
sale?"
The woman with the red nose pushed
her way into the crowd and run the
price Of the bureau up to twelve dollars.
and as it was knocked down to her she
remarked:
Il may have n red nose, but no
crosseyed woman with a blue bow on
can bluff me -
PLAYING CHCKEN-sI saw. girls"
said little blue-eyed, faxen-haired boy
on Second street yesterday, 'let me
take your candy and we'll all play
chicken"
lis it nice?" inquired half.a-dozen c.
year-olds, in chorus.
Mice you bet it is Let me show
You. Now, I'll lay the candy down
here on the step, and you all 20 down
there and come up when you hear me
call like rooster"
The girls retreated and gathered i'm q
group about fifteen feet off, while the
boy got on his knees, with his head O.
yer the candy, and began to call, and
strut, and flap his arms like ROSTERS
wings.
''Cluck, cluck, rat, tat, rap. cluck ~
and all the girls came running up and
bent to pick up the candy, when the
little fellow opened his mouth and took
tin at one gulp.
ooh, you mean boy r. they cried, you
have taken all our candy"
That's cause Iplayed rooster" said
the boy; "a rooster always calls the
hens up when he finds grain of corn.
and then picks it up HIMSELF
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OsuH. Stock.

net az many Goods can be bought at our Store
or 81 90 as can be had any where else Aud
we now take occasion TO tender our thanks 10 n
generous public for past confidence and liberal
patronage.
GILKESON, PUGH & VANCE.
RomLey, May IA. 1875.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-23
THE POTENT FACTOR. !"

AS one of the results of the Foster Blaine
letter, we may assume, for 1t seems to be
proved, the existence of secret political
society which its members fondly hope will
be "potent factor" in the next president
Ial canvass. 1t is now stated that its name
is the "Order of the American Union
better known as SO. A. U"-and not as
stated by Foster, the "United Order of
American Mechanics" This, 1t is said,
Foster we'll knew, but the obligations of
the order,to which he referred in his letter,
precluded him from mentioning the name !;
and, moreover, that the last named society
makes, and has made, no secret of its ex-
istence, the names of different councils,
their officers and time and place of meet
ings beng published not only in.city direct
ories but, also, in the public newspapers |;
and, further, that the order, instead of in
creasing in membership is decreasing, their
number in New Jersey-where they are
credited with securing the passage of the
non-sectarian school and equal taxation
constitutional amendments being only
some seven thousand, or one thousand less
than year ago. However this may be,
and whatever may be its name, the fact of
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-23
The Third Term Advocated.

At a meeting of the Grant central club
Monday evening, held at the Ashland
house, in New York city, over which Col.
Duganne presided, an address advocating
the claims of Gen. Grant to third term
of the presidency was read. Among other
things, it says "We advocate the re-
nomination of President Grant in 1876 be-
cause of grave considerations. Our nation
is now, under the wise policy of non-inter-
ference pursued by his administration, re-
moved from ENHANCEMENT with foreign
complications. Our internal affairs. firm
ly but impartially directed, are progress
ing toward final adjustment. Our finan-
cial difficulties are the only obstacles to
general prosperity; and in the event of
war in Europe the safety of American Sc.
curities must bring the bullion of COM
merce and investment to our shores, pro-
vided that no perilous change in our ma.
tional administration shall endanger do
nestle concerns, and-as o consequence
impair our credit abroad. The position of
President Grant is so well understood to be
alike pledged for peaceful relations with
all nations, and for the restoration and
guarantee of quiet in our own states, that
his name IS a synonym for security in
peace as in war;" There were between
thirty and furty members present, and the
address was unanimously adopted, after
which the chairman made few remarks,
urging the propriety of forming similar
clubs throughout the country, and the meet
ing adjourned.