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p. POWERS,
L "A w Z, L "A N ID.
AND
TAX p AYI c A EMIT

GRAND hAFIUS, WISCONSIN,.
Having been engaged in the Land Agency hus-
iness a number of years before Wood County was
formed and possessing superior facilities for de-
dents, feel assured in giving perfect satisfaction
to all who may see fit to employ me as agent ia
attend to the prompt payment of Taxes, to the
investigation of Titles, to recording Deeds tC
procuring Patents on Lands, to protection OF
lands from trespassers in this and adjacent coun-
ties, and such other business as | may be called
upon to perform.
have constantly on hand good Farming Lands
and Village Lots, to sell in quantities and Oh
ermS to suit purchasers.
Land Warrants bought and sold.
Particular attention given to entering Govern
Ment and State Lands.
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NORTH. SOUTH
Mix. Exp, Pass STATIONS. Mix. Exp. Pass
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TRAINS GOING WEST.
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OPERATED BY PHILLIPS & COLBY CONSTRUCTION CO
July %, 1875.
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MICHIGAN.

Dispatches from Grand Rapids,
Manistee. Grand Haven, Holland and
Spring Lake report some damage to
fruit, corn, potatoes, buckwheat and
garden vegetables by the frosts, which
in some places, were severe.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09
J.E. INGRAHAM & Co., Publishers.
GREEN BAY AND MINNESOTA
RAILROAD.

SUMMER TIME TABLE IN EFFECT JUNE
20, 1875.
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IOWA.

Dispatches from Davenport, Du-
buque and McGregor report consider
able damage done to corn, vines and
vegetables, particularly on low lands,
Saturday and Sunday nights in North
ern and Eastern Iowa. Little damage
was done in the central and western
part of the State.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09

FOND DU LAC.-This section was
visited by heavy frost Sunday night,
which ruined the greater portion of
the corn crop, which had promised a
big yield.
GRANT CoUNTY.-Reports from the
vicinity of Cassville, state that the
frost was very severe at that point, and
1t is feared that the corn crop has re-
ceiVed a permanent injury.
MINNESOTA.
Frosts occurred on Saturday night
along the highlands of the Minnesota
Valley, in the vicinity of White Bear
and other lakes, and along the Missis-
sippi, from ST. Paul up, also along the
Lake Superior Railway, by which vines
were generally killed, and corn, pota-
toes, ETC., suffered great damage.
From two cranberry regions reports
agree that the crop is about half gone,
the injury, however, being only on
marshes which are unusually dry.
On still, overhowed marshes the ber-
ries are unharmed, and, this holding
good, the major part of the crop is
safe. On highlands bordering on the
Minnesota Valley ice formed, and is
described of considerable thickness.
On the lowlands between St. Croix
and the Mississippi all crops were in
jured below St. Paul on the Mississip-
pi, and generally, except quite near
large streams or lakes. AS far as
learned in this State and Northwest
Wisconsin, the damage was light.
There was little frost about St. Paul.
Sunday night another but lighter frost
occurred, which injured only the most
tender plants.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-09-09

Daily except Sunday. Daily except Sat
urday. Supper. Breakfast.
EB-A train leaves Green Bay at A. NJ. con-
Meeting at Hilbert with train for Worcester ar
irving there at 7:45 2. NJ; returning from Wor-
cester. leaves Hilbert at $3.50 2. NJ, and reaches
Green Bay at 11:10 z. NJ.
, 1875-03-03

oVor noticc that controversy had with him sev.
otat years ago in tho Independently"
NO, au sorry 10 say that l d'd not. Did
Jou hhvs any
PERSONAL CONVERSATION WITH nIkcnznl''
20! yoa: fIa asked mo what ileallg. Mark
Sheridan. Mike Geary, Matt I,cnner, aud Mike
31cDonafd thought Of III. caso."
What did you tell him I"
II told him n,oat ct tlle boTs out here thought
10 10 "a guilty; 1nt Chicago vas different from
ptincIpos, tha. Reno uas Tho only one bIgoted
and narrow. minded enough 10 think his little
errors had involved llEs ruin
"What do you yon think Of
EvAATHS"
"1fs Ia remarkable man. lie In 40 thin TINT
body. iic Ia i'eshlers. hloodIess. phyntca1Iv 10
il tho abstract ideA ii q mau. IIo beats AID.
fasnpbell ih objectiug. lies up and down like
jumping. Jack. ~ for KhearnAn, rnt chin
wll!nkets on Rudolpls and you have him OK
actIy:."
,.,:rhmssy think down East That Dcschor is
"Yes, Sir. The tesslmony Of strn. slou!ton
soltlol IL. II q hundred witnpRBcs ehuuid hwear
that Deechor mover raw Mrs. Ti!tor,, it wouldn't
change tho imnrcstion now.
looking:"
"Hc looked gnol tles1 tempest. to,,cd.' I
took him to task for tho Woodruff buniusas." :"
Hsre Tom smiled aud winked tuggcntively.
= Ilow did Decchsr appear?"
"He looked happy and innocent enough; but
hos guilty. Nos, In relation to billiards. juHt
Asy il TIE TRIBUNE that NO expect to ArranKo a
match bctween 6losHou and Grille Dion, antl
that fiEnaux and Itudolpho will be hers during
the Tournament to play exhibition games. And
YOU might Bay alro but the reportcr, heoinK
that Tom WAS back again In billiards, bent
rstrost without catching tito Last Of this remark
, 1875-03-03
INDIANA.

Special Ditpateh to The Chicago Itfbun4.
INDIANAPOLIS, Iud., March 2.-The Senate to-
daY indefinitely postponed the now State House
matter by tho casting vots Of the Lieutenant
Governor, mho thought that time would bo
wasted At this date Of the session. In view Of the
action Of tho House. Tho Camp -NeotisE bill
pAased over ths Governors voto by 81 to IT..
Tho Special Committee on shs Northern Prison
reported everything correct ~ TO finances, aud
the inmates we'll fed and kiudly ttoatad. Bills
pasaed changing tho data Of delinquency on tho
second ipstnlimept Of taxes to tho frat Monday
Of November; incorporating Oranges OF Patrons
Of HuBbandry providing that bad fences shnll bo
no bar to recovery Of damages from stock running
1t largo; giving landlords lien on crops for tho
AMOUNT OF tho gFound-ront; allowing cities to
lo!y tAIea on county assessments; allowing
sold for ta1oe. An attempt failed to pass tho
bill taxing church properly, aud TO repeal tue
law prohibiting divorced pcrsonB from marrying
within two years.
In the House special COMMITTEES reported that
four or five moro employees wero being paid tllAu
allowed by law, and one appears as clerk who has
noyor boen noar tho ssass-liouse. Tho rapport
suggests that tho parties be discharged and tho
Amount drawn BE- refunded 20 tho Treasury.
The hevenua bill pauaed with stata levy
OF cents. 4 school loyy Of cents and cents
for building new Insane Asylum. DL]la passed
providing that vivos OF insane husbands may
soil and convey their property, and restricting
municipal corporations to tho incuring OF debt
to more than per cont Of their capital. In tho
afternoon tho sReneEal appropriation bill
passed.. The appropriation for pofduo Agrlcul-
600.
, 1875-03-03
OTHER STATES,

Fs'.s* - :. VFFs7''sF
DRAWING fEAA THE cLosK.
Sptetas Dtspatth 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
MAp1sos. Wis, MArch 2.-The Legislature haa
bean rusbiua business to-dsy. II beinr the 1.at
n, n,a.Ino Ella nnl,r tha Ia.otrt,,n h.roto,or.
adopted Tor adjournment MAfca 4. resolution
to postpone adjournment to Mhruh 9 wha offered
,u tho Assembly this morning, but Withdrawn
rnaor tbre.t nj f,it,nHtorlnp. II nre.ead T,o
senate, ho"e'eF' 'n'a A'tet1ooa' after
long uob0to, pasaou = RESOLUTION to extend
time for doing business to Thursday, md to ad-
, 1875-03-03

Railroad frou, CIass A unacr Tho Potter law 10
Glass d, thus raising it tat+s relating to rail-
road side-trackn aud fences 10 nav attorneys
Tor proaccusing Potter law euits; 10
punish the sllo OF prl2o packages; to
protect roraons engaged iu breathing furred
terms Of Ruprsn,a Cor!t: providing for furntAl.-
Ing property to State institutions by tho Rtala
prfaoni to protect lbrarios; rosatyo 10 service
OF procos. on foreign insurance companies; to
eons tho liabilities Of railroads for damages to
empioree, Among tho Senate bills passed wAs
, 1875-03-03

sold By tho bondl,oic,s to tho Ohlo < sIspsis.
afppi Railroad Company. 1t what price llas
nos, bsen statod. Thore tn no doubt
trnth IN tile ru'nor' a. negotiations havo been
going on to that ond ssr aoma tnte. Tho
roa'1. under she roccnt manAgcn,nnt, l,as boen
nm III tho intcrcas Of tho pet,nhylynn;n Centr,l
Kallroad Company via the vautla'ta l. Tara
!ln'ts limo to tho kast. and th'a purcl,nHo Ia IN
tho Interest of tho Baltimore Il Ohio HailroatI,
and probably hastcnod by tho fight now go,ng OH
botM cen The rennsylyania Central and ths Dalst-
mora 4 Ohio.
~ e., C.. c. 4 1.
yr,S S'r;,ai yaa, bin''h e ~, ch'eaan 7rfoa"t.
Erie, Atlantic Il titoat wester, aud Cleveland
Columbus, Cincinnati 4 1ntIianapos Railroads
lavo gone to Cleveland 10 participate III tho MI
ma! c!cctson OF oItlcess of tho 1ast4un1ne Com
panY. 1t III not 'eilnthly known whether tcro vii!
bc contcht or nut une !istn OF Leland 1lros., WHO
represent l1a independent atockhole1p, have
heen in Cleveland for LAY OF moro n.certaI,ine
tho probabilities Of nucc.enini contest. sii
tohn srinburne it 10 understood. will probably
yoto tho Fro aud Atlantic T. Great
ho hold, IL vested in tho Eric Railway
Company. Tho independent etockhollrrs Htnso
that thu Eric ard Atlantic 4 0reat Western rop-
rcscnsattres have oirerod to give them tiyo seats
~ Lie Directory and 4 Majority of tho Executive
Committee. Judge burke, og Cleveland, jocal
counsel of Sit John Hsinburno at that place, will
FcprrRcnt thu English intc:cat In the matter. j.
u. befetsnx nnt! II. u. siurlburt, who havo
heen most scsiys in onrosiug tho operations Of
the Enshsh Trustee. Sir join, S*inhutnc. will atso
probably remain in the lizard ,ln1eH tue Leland
oppoptsion shonld ho 20 strong as t., rondor nee
esnary their rttro,ncnt.
THE BALT1MoRE OHIO stAKEa ANOTHER nEpuo-
Tt0H.
nsrTtAoEr, atarcs, 2.-Thc officers of the I1a!.
tiulote l. OHIO Railroad Coulrauy annnutlca that,
on aud af4er MARCH, o they will reduce tho turo
from New York 10 Columbus from 511.30 to
*@l5.2j: GAINESVILLE. SiG.lt to s15.25; Ilu<ianauo
H., 421 to St17.2j.
, 1875-03-03
MICHIGAN.
ONLY ONE 1foUnB N BEDs10H.

ONLY ONE 1foUnE N BEDs1os.
SPECIAL Iuspnteh to Tht Chsedds Tribune.
LANsISt,, Micl,., March 2.-Both Houses I'd.
jourled Last Friday until Monday ovaning It 9
o'clook. On Sunday. howoyoE, great snow
stotm sot In all over this State, which continued
throughout Monday, and rendered all railways
except the great trunk lines A!moet impossible.
and hardly any members reached Lansing until
Tuesday morning. No quorum Was found pzeb-
ent In the Banato today, and That body adjourned
until Wednesday morning. Tho Ilouae OBJ
tained baro quorum tLia afternoon aud trans
aaled considerable amount Of buainesa. It
was however, almost all done in tho reports
Of Committees and In Committee ct tho
Whole, no bills being PASSED. because
tho attendance yas 80 email. Tho petttionn
aKsiuht the County Buperintendency act continue
to como In. md this s7atsm Of managing the
school Affairs Of tho State ~ 1t present con-
ductod doea not soom to gain friends much. Tho
petitions for and against sha Pfohibtory Law ara
alao very numerous, but tho aggregate number
Of petitioners against tho prohibisory law is fa1
greater than tho number in It's favor. 4 pcti-
tion was received to-day praying for sanitary i'm
p1ovamcnts at tho 1tcform Schools, uud alao
praying tlat tho business Of clgar~nAking may be
discontinued Ut that inatitutton. ThiB is
possibly but tho prelude to a general attsok upon
HouHo Of Correction, etc. It Ia clafmod that the
contract labor worked at thcao institutions inter
feres Stth both tho valuo Of labor aud the bust.
nesa Of manufacturers. 1t is, however, very
doubtful uhethor any chaugo will be maile III
this matter. Somo alterations may result but
no sweoping change will bc made. because It
would too greatly diminish tic revenues OF
thcac institutions at = time when thu State would
not DO willing to make It's ponat and
reformasory institutions moro burdsnsomo than
ia nocossary. Tho House, In Committee OF thd
Whole, agEeed to-day to the bill prohibiting
!fespasscfs on private lands for tho puspose oi
hunting and hshing rendering the trespAssor
liable to tho owner in sf00 damngea whom 4
uotlcs forbldding sresspassipg has baon sat up.
, 1875-03-03

ClSrlxxArl, o., March a.-The official report
Of Cot. Sidney y. Maxwell, Superintendent OF
The Chamber Of Commerce, on porh-paatiug in
Cincinnati for tho season OF 1S7A-'5, was made
rublio to-day. The total number Of hogs cut
thla Season IL tlo.3Ai. = lecrcAse Of 40,9l9 from
the previous seaann. tbs aggregate gross
weigh. IL l5o.ai8, $50 pounds. decrease from the
psassous season Ut 1871 ,ta7 pounds. Average
g.oss "elsa.t por hcad. a7ai4 pounds, decrease
Ut ~ pounda. Aggregate yield OF larl FROM
heal. .ut,. Leaf. aud trimmings, ~
57i: :7oo ronnds. decrease Of 5ul.9sj. Average
ytnld OF lard, IL 77l0o pounds. au r
lou pountls: Average cost VI hogs psr lul nouads
Eross, 5000 l7.1Oo !; increase. t!.4o M.loo. bsr-
ieled pork produced, Mess. III. !j3 priu.e me4s,
GU clcar. 977U r,np, i, 30j /; lard PRODUCED
uerccs, 70.3i3; barrels. 3!1 kegs G,G31.
hr. louly, No., Mare" LII tho absence Of
tue following estimate IL m44e. which. il is bs-
loved, will appsoxinaaIo elosely to tho business
done Number packed. 4bl, OF last year, 4c3,-
7d3. Ayo.ags weight. a3s uou.lds =; last year.
20i. lard, per hug. u pounds, which doea not
include November, when hogs were light; Last
soar, a. u pounds.
, 1875-03-03

Svttiaf D1l.st:A fv 7'ht CAieuua TRIBUNE,
ErnlsarIxLD, ILL.,, March 2.-Boms t!me ago
tho Springfield Il Illinois Southeastern was sold
uuueE mortgage. aud was purchased by J. II.
B!oa1gool, Vt New Yoxk. fos ths boudholisss.
, 1875-03-03

4He'lcPpFt u iilo suspension VI tuo NC" 4Cfa
oswcgo Midland A.ilros1 has created coaad.
eTable exciteuent III financial circles. The road
was constructed In 1868, anl It Was predctod
that 1t would oc great pecuniary success. Al
that time law Naa passed Ia aid tho now un-
der.akiug, c1ompsing tho Company from tax
alton for the term Of ten years, or until such
simo AZ tho Company laid tracks to New York.
At frs. everything went on r:ospcrously, but AZ
time progressed the road took Il step backwards,
and Sept. II, 1873, Receivers nero appointed.
There Was then floating indebtedness Of
301oo0. The Inst Legislature repealed the
original Law OF 1858, thus placing MI additional
tax on tho road OF upwards Of sGu.010 por year.
Ahl0o from the now expcnse, the cthcr expenses
could not be mnt, and weeks and nl,lIt ls l,aB8at
lists.
Tho ta1-col1ectors no sooner hear! Of the no j.
tion Of tho Legislature thau they .nrt tn work
to collect tho unpNi1 taxcs. Tre,,m, baggage,
aud trrlgle-cArs "ero aezed al atans t!ta tond,
and not ouly tho cats Ut tue unWe2o sliiand,
but the and freight whch rt,'l I'll tl4cir
track, hut owned By other railroad companies.
Ooo Of the collectors, 10 satisfy claim OF
sG.ooo. seized seventeen fEe,Eht.csrs and con-
tonss, worth upwards Of $50, 00o. and would have
seized moro II an ofportnuity had oGcrod. al
tho collecsorn it IL claimed, seized more than
thcir claiins iustii'ed, Saturday tho Nocnivcrs
iss7ea circular announcing that, in conso,ionco
nroIsrty 3f nh,nncrs and tha nnsorra,,t.,d sciz.
,.c ~ ~ I.r"a r. snnrt n roit;rr -, ~ % =,
;mnsts 90 md ht,r"nt ~ sLinncn.s anJ trsSs, 20 to Io
.ir.a" -hia t.ouIa ~ s,s,sm,ia<i - &Iu ~
LIE .ss "o" .t a,.,I.. .'s VI. il -
sasa o.aos r,'n,,in 'a9 sS i',s, wt!u
~ H.tor,ar H. ~ Thn a,,,,ac,ors isaa..
tre,,.,h. - h.f,ro tha 1Hdoo ~ ~ irt uuo,!
,,,;t tn,, -, s,1, suo 49,. un.uu ,n
sa..,, y H. t-os, ao;,;..m WY susS
nmotu !ae ~ ~. tn.I ~ aa1,;, aay Alo5o
m,poa NJ, Ivdao Iti ,.ra ,,,s ,,ao. it."s a's.us
s,."s.;.r Ne. van DIV A'" "'e'e'ea "'As
o"'"'9-''
THE pouoHKEepsle nnlonF
Tia commlttee anpoiuted Al q uublio p,ot;uc
Il, ,.,a ,,o.,l ~ Tr.io ,o,n,s 1ss, ~
:" wv De@a ~ .s".e' Na"'o'' 'ao1 oo~
ce1nbof' 10 inquire ihto tie best mcana of cotl-
meeting tho East aud "est by another alt-rail
aud independent limo of road. rrcsepted i.s I'd.
nor. Friday aftornonp To a mea,inc ~ cft,zor.
MI. !. . 49, ;..,e",s". 's ~ s's'@o"o
an'e - so's "1Pos'a"t oae' 10 IL oHefa so'l'.
ton OF tue vc1ed question Of cheap, and rapid
transportation betwean the great producing see-
!ols Ut tho Wcst aud Southwest and tue isGnc-
facturluG and cunsunlng districts Ut Suw En-
gland.
Tho mombera OF tha Committee unanimously
recommend the construction of Il L:i'.;;o arrows
tho Hudson River at roughkecpsic. Tiicy found
1in1u 4 nlran ami Kear,nt,U norntiny l1tat tia
, 1875-03-03
Debate on the Question Of
Final Adjournment in the
Illinois House.
Protractcd Discussion OF
tho Rights Of Alien
Corporations.
The Proposition to Tag the
Money Loaned by Them
In Illinois Defeated.
Passage IN the House Of q Bank
ruptcy Bill will, an Ex-post-
Facto Clause.
The Senate Regards the Stnto Mill
tia Bill with Disfayor.
Bill to Restrict the Cost Of the Pro-
spectiye Chicago Courthouse.
4 Slight Modification Of The Potter LaW
Passed III tho Wisconsin Senate.
Ehe Kansas Legislature Doing Nothing
Tor tho Grasshopper Victims.
Business Transacted In Other Leg
is1aturcs Yesterday.
Bill to Restrict the Cost Of the Pro-
spective Chicago Courthouse.
4 Slight Modification Of The Potter Law
Passed III tho Wisconsin Senate.
Ehe Kansas Legislature Doing Nothing
Tor tho Grasshopper Victims.
Business Transacted in Other Leg
islaturcs Yesterday.
ILLINOIS,.


,
HoltsE.
spte,a, Dt,patth 10 The Cafcaoo Tribune
uunr.nv,v,n Ri 1f.~o, iii. ouo.tion a,
"]outn"ens was brought ooiose tno HOUSE tnls
morning by tho import OF tho Committee On Ap.
ho other dAy. axtpg tho 4th inst. as date Of nd
krrrm,nt ,;,e liz r1,o ron,,nit,o m rcco,nmond.
lsa. . s."e ua .s'.a .'a ..a1.na
ubsttuto providing that, after the 4th inat., no
low business be entertained except from ths
,taud,ng committocs unless by consont of two
nir,,. ~ III, 1ron.o
Armstrong moved fccommNsai 10 tuo Applo-
priation Commtteo. uo was in favor Of an
carly adjournment. but thought it propos.erous
TO bo f1xinu nuv dale for ad,ourntuen. 90 long IS
IN annrnr.s.Iion iii 1,ls .vorc Nv. dsnoscd NJ su1
tno app1oP.,suon oll's "olo nos alsposeu VI aua
80 long ss thcro Tas business to bo transaetea'
Whom they wore through with their business llo
vanted to adjourn and thero vas no ues OF cut.
ting OF business q. this atsse.
After fustl,sr:.d :.dlaousslon tho motion to recom-
NIT was loat aud he ayos and uoea wore calou
On tho substitute. peuipr tic vota Dradvel,
called attention to til. fact that .le resolution
(Which, had Tho vote been announced WAS then
c11zied,) prohibited tho introduction Of now bust
ness mol after the 4,h lust. hut aftor the dt Of
March mort, 1879. Motions to amona
vero offered and. tho main question having
been orlercd, wore ruled out OF order. Tho
usual turmoil oosuod. syorybody claiming the
door. everybody irving to uat on aomothtue
sm.rt, .od oyoryboay making ueas OF II aonor-
ally. At last tho Clerk succeeded in getting
, 1875-03-03

4 man named James Ackley, living near
Deayes.owu, o.. has teen 1ni~sing since last
Wednesday. Ho bal 1 susll amount Of money
gu bis psrsan wnen ho left home, and bin family
Il greatly distressed about him. Il u SsAr&a -
hAa b4eu toully dsAs Nlth.
, 1875-03-03

Speeidi Dtsia.tth 10 The th"dgs Tribune.
cnAArAlas, ILL.,, Marcl, IA lesldence hous.
iu this city, owned by John Norris, was burned
carly this morning. Tho fire Nas caused, doubt
lcsh by Ill lncon.ljnry. II was partially insured
In tho Phu'uix, OF ltattfori.
, 1875-03-03

WARRINGTON, d. O.. March 2.--Tha lAts Adjt,.
Gen, Loronso Thomas dad In this city to-day In
the TAD ysAf Of hts ASs.
, 1875-03-03

Spffl1f DisIa1Fh q TIE Ch'fAVo 7Fihs'Ik.
nEAnnsrowS, ILL.,. Murch a.-S,,uday might
last lilo resldoncn OF C, G., Ilobinson, farmer
living In tho east end Of the county, Wan cor.
nHnod by fire, Lons, s5,tA>o; Insured In the
Fbnuix, oE Hartford, for 81 j01.
, 1875-03-03
FIRES.

IN CHICAGO.
At about . o'clock yesterday morning Officer
Cary discororou fire in tie basement Of a two.
story brick builuiug, No. iii Twenty-seco11c
street, owned aud occupied by Dr., NORMAN. II
Vas extinguiHlcd without the necessity Of an
a1arm, II was evidently tho work OF All inco1,.
diary, ~ tho basement was unocsurled and
pile Of kind'inEs Will, which the hro VIA stnrted
waH discovered. 4 window in the rear Was found
open, through Hhicb the l,lcellllary had entered.
At SPRIHaEiELp.O.
C1Ne1NSAr!. T., 3larl. 2.-rl!a Ga1eRe's Spring
ftaid o., special rars tho Cincinnati. sandusk.
l. Cleveland l;niroad Company estimate thois
loss OH lilo ros1nlhouso aud cnxlucs burned yes.
tn,,laY At s!h, 0G0. with INSURANCE at about
S,:s}, INN In tho Peopo's. OF s[cmrli4, National
Flrn and Marine. of Philadelphia. Franklin, OF
Mercantile. ul CLEVELAND. and Wostct,cs.er oi
New Rochelle, N. 7.
, 1875-03-03
RAILROAD NEWS.
Arrest Of tic Officers Of tho
Union Pacific at Council
Bluffs.
Uemoralized Condition Of the New York
e 0swego Midland.


orrlSenS oe tHE UNloH PACIFIC Ar
CorSc1t BLUFFS, H.. Marcll 2. 2.-Prentlent Sid
ney Dillon. and tho following Directors. OLIVER
Ames, J. Gould, Z. II. Baker. Eh-ha Atkins,
borne. George n. gcott, James 1,icb,rlson a.
H. AilIa, i. Gordon Dexter, Il, T. Datee. and
s. II. Il. Clarke, Superintendent, have beon as.
seasod 'loueF an Indictment III tho United statca
District Court Of lows for failure 10 operate tho
from itx raats,n tnr,ninns IN lava 1her ha~o
M,na ti,nfr honds ~ tt.a a,,n ~ { w, t.n,,
.Irt ss.' ouo" ~ t"e n,''t y, s7mu ,1n Sae9l.
tho -, .s, WIZ '"Ao P'As' a. @''"s' D'"'" VII
THE rival ROADS.
While tho hattlo between the baltimore l.
Ohio aud Peunaylsanis Railroads ia raging
fescely at al The cities reachod By thcac linos,
Chlcaro Ia connaratiyo1v frto from excitement.
tha for-,o, ro.5 ,tor. ,...i., -. . -,5,,a.;o,,
s.a ~. - -.. ' . n."" NJ, ,..n,
sou sns' y" pa'senses 'ates on'5' tho fcnahS'-
Tanta Hhl!rohd Company nttl! remains stubborn
aud refuses 10 make a reduction from ta,y cit7.
Tin we.t.,, ,o,,1. .ro iii ,,,,. ~ ,o.. ~o+i,.
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vii vii BE- sson W Tho following circular just issusd
BY tho Gcnorai Ticket Agont Of ono OF our lead
fnq Westatn linea tu bu coupon ticka. aeapts
IN II. rourt,y.
~ r"s,. .no sea's,! 49,, =
xnt tsk tka H3]titpnra l. mi, 1t.ftro.t b,rn ysrv
n,atcr.lix redt1rnI t,,c rstA, row, rhies -. ~ u
more Thitade1nula. Washington. an5 NV ysrk. a,d.
to prorent any CON ptant from patrons Of Ill. Ins
who desrs tickets via baltimore DIDO natsoad "
ht totnts .t'ose mcnoned, desire sou 70 Explain tn
hs tn.s tney WI s.Fe money " pnsshAsan9 their
,Iut ~ - snr .epoSing tas" tsnIn tass
uhIe,ao. compe,inv x1.h The Hanora nn,o iii.
road tor business tn tic pout1 m,snton.. having d..
ctded for The psr-eut, !. ie..D 10 maintain tho ol
rste* no chansro Wilt be ade in ths rates It present
" Westtrn ltnea. -...-.....
th's 'otofmauon 70 the passen9sr you understand.
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t,,+i,.. .f....,t T., ali. ..n:. a.,
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1875-10-01
MarreIInns Effect

Mr.. a. X. stevens Dear Sir-I have used tn
gaeat Blood Remedy, VEeRTIFE and feel A a
duty 70 acknowledge the great benefit it has done
me. In the Spring of the yeaa 1862 was sick
from general debility caused by overwork want
OF sleep and proper rest. was very weak and
much emaciated. tried many remedies with
out receiving any benefit from any of them un-
I'll was persuaded 10 try VEGETISE Before
had taken this one week, my impoved condition
gave me renewed hope and courage. continued
TO take II every day. gaining more strength until
was completely restored TO helath. The effect
OF this remedy, In case Of general debility Is In
deed marvellous.
ELIzARRTn A. FOLEY
May Sd, 1871. 2i Webster ST., ChariestoWn, Mass