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One would think by the man
ner in which certain editors come
to the defcrse Of Chas. X. Landis,
who shot the editor OF the New Ter
sey Granger, a few weeks since,
that they would like to be shot
themselves. We have no excuse
for a cold blooded assassin who
shoots down mis- unarmed victim. 1t
is cowardly proceeding, and one
very disagreeable to the party shot,
to say the least, and it is certainly a
pity if things have come to such a
pass, that ;s:1 editor cannot even
ape the DuudMy NeWs man to
make his paper readable, without
having cold lead thrown at him.
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County
oof Grodhue.
In the matter Of the estate of Abiiah
Roi trtS: deceased.
On realipg and fling the petition of
Lucy Ann Roberts, of said County,
representing among other things
that Abiiah Roberts on the
oath day Of March, A. D., 1873, died
intestate, and being a resident of said
County at the time of his death, leaving
goods, chattles and estate within this
County, and that the petitioner is the
widow If said deceased and PRAYING
t4!at administration of the estate Of
said deceased may be grantod unto
William Featherstone, of Red Wing in
said County.
It is ordered that said petition be
heard before the Judge Of this Court on
Saturday, the 24th dav of April, A. D.
1878, ut two o'clock in the afternoon
Of said day at the Office of the Judge of
Probate in the city Of Red Wing in
said County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof
be given to the heirs Of said deceased
anil to all persons interested by publish
ing copy Of this order for three sue
ces>ive weeks prior to said day Of hear.
ing, in the GRANGE ADVANCE 4 weekly
newspaper printed and published al
Red Wing in said County.
Dated this 30th day, Of March, A. D
1875. n. o. WERNER,
! 4w25 Judge Of Probate.
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With the combined brains of
Blakely, Wheelock and Fisher and
with its enlarged size, the Pioneer
Press ought to become the best pa
per of the Northwest, and it doubt
less will unless the fusion should
prove, as is asserted in an editorial
of that paper, the consolidation of
the shortcomings Of the two into
one conglomerate mass"
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The Pi0neey-Ptess has, in one
of it's editorials, the following strik-
ing assertion 1.-The privilege Of
sinking fortunes in the newspaper
business belongs of right to every
fool who has the money to spend
or the folly to spend it," Nobody
will dispute Joseph-O -O-David-L-E.
Wheelock- -Driscoll- -Blakely- Fisher in
that assertion. He has been there
and ought to know
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Our friend Spalding sends us
a poem of sixteen stanzas, of eight
lines each. We are sorry that our
overcrowded columns prevent our
printing this and dozen or so 9th.
ers of similar length. but as Mr.. S. is
new to us as a poet we give the fol-
lowing specimens:
"She (Eve) took the apple, ate it all.
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And now it is the Pioneer an(

And now it is the Pioneer, and
Press that have consolidated,
<*What God hath joined together let
not man put asunder. 1t is simply
Saint Paul Pioueer-Press. The only
thing strange is that relatives so
near Of kin should be so regardless OF
the public sentiment Of this Christian
nation as to publicly enter into this
relation prohibited to those Of the
same family and blood.
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OTATE OF MINNESOTA, Coun-
- ty of Goodhue, ss:-In Probate
Court, Special Term, March Goth, 1875.
In the matter of the estate of John
Mansfield, deceased.
Whereas, an instrument in writing,
purporting to be the last will and testa-
ment Of John Mansfield deceased, late
Of said County has been delivered to
this Court;
And Whereas, Ophelia E. Mansfield
has filed therewith her petition, repre-
senting among other things that said
John Mansfield died in said County on
the 10Th day Of March, 1875, testate,
that said petitioner is the sole execu.
trix named in said last will and tesla
ment, and that she declines to accept
said trust, and praying that the SAID in
strument may be admitted to probate,
and that letters Of administration with
the will annexed be issued thereon. to
Julian A. Lawrence, of said County.
1t is ordered, that the proofs of said
instrument, and said petition, be heard
before this Court, ac the Probate Office
in said County, on the Oath day of
April A. D.. 1875, ut ten o'clock in the
forenoon. when all concerned may ap-
pear and contest the probate of said
instrument.
And it is further ordered, that public
notice OF the time and place Of said
hearing be given to all persons interest,"
Ell, by publication of these orders for
three weeks successivelv prior to said
day Of hearing, in the GRANGE AD.
VANCE a newspaper printed and pub
lished ut Red Wing in said County.
n. D. WERNER,
4w25 Judge Of Probate.
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VOL II.

THAT lamp was exploded at
Meriden, Steel county, on Sunday
evening this time, but you can have
it in your own house by blowing
down the chimney, provided you
have loaded up your lamp with oil
of proper explosive quality.
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But just the core and pairing
And those she gave to her old man,
And that set him to swearing.'
X y i X
God never tires nor stops to rest
But works in every nation.
He rolls the wheels of time along,
And stops at no one station.
The book Of nature is quite plain,
If YOU will read the volume;
The truth you'll find on every leaf
In every single column.
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NO. 27.

Aug. Erickson g. Swanson, furniture for
Auditors Office
- - Samuel Chaffee, shelves for fire
proof vault in Auditors Office
and for repairing windows
p Hawkins & Conner, painting and re-
pairs at Court House
g % E EGoodier, cleaning Court House lot
Sep. 10 Brink Il Williams, repairs at Court
House
Oct. & Geo II Davis, painting at Court
House
II Cogel g. Betcher, saw dust for Court
House
Nov. 30 Stephens s. Daniels, repairs at
Court House
Dec. II Erickson & Swanson, goods for
Court House
- IA Thos Wilkinson, gas fixtures for
Court House
II Lovegren. repairs at Jail
% Carpenter, repairs at Court
House
81 Phoenix Insurance Co., insurance
on Court House
Jan. 10 Marc. Kellogg, repairs at Court
House
20 E. Lowate', wall paper for Court
House
g - E L Baker, goods for Court House
- - ID c Hill, window blinds for Au-
ditOr's Office
- Stephen & Daniels, repairs at
Court House
- Red Wing Mills, lumber for Court
House
Feb. % Williston & joss, insurance on
Court House
- 2G Geo II Davis, setting glass in Court
House
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IN PRESS
Manual Of Jurisprudence and Co.
Operation Of The
Patrons Of Husbandry.

Bv 4. B. SMEDLE1, Master Of Iowa
State Grange,
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Published by GEO, WIN. JONES,
Office of Patrons Helper, Des Moins, Ii.
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APPENDIX.


Forms for: Certificates of Membership
Petition Of Observation-Disclosures of
Deputies-An'ual Report Of Deputies on
Business-Eisiting Card-Withdrawal Card
-Deuit Card-Certifcate of Election-Cer-
t6cate to be used at Representative Elec-
ton. Constitution of Pomona Oranges.
Forms for: Petition for membership-Cer.
tiicate Of Electior-Certiicate Of Organiza-
tion-Petition for Charter. Bylaws Of
Gransers' Bank in California: Constitution
and BY Laws of Co-Opertivc Council Ar
ticles of Association Farmers Mutual Fire
insurance Company. Certificate Of Insur-
ancc.
Deputies and Masters are earnestly
requested to call the attention of Their
respective Oranges to this book, to the
end, that by its general use each officer
and each member of our Order may
better understand his right and duties,
and the Order everywhere may thereby
be strengthened and built up, and ena-
bled to perform it's whole work and at
tain unto perfect success.
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CONTENTS.
INTRODUCTION.

INTRODUCTION.
The Origin Of the Order. Its Objects: to
Educate, Elevate and Strengthen the Farm
ers as i class.
PART RISPRUDENCE
1.-The Grange. II-Grange Room.
IlI-Quali6cations Of candidates. "
Rights and duties Of Mem bers. N-Ballot-
ing for Candidates. NI-Rights and du-
ties Of Members. EII-Qualiications and
Duties Of Deputies. VI!I-Qualitications
and duties Of Masters. IX-Qualitications
and Duties ot Secretaries. A-Charges.
X1-T:iais. AiI-AppeaIs. XII1-With-
drawals and Demits. XIV-Consolidati
XV-The Degrees Of the Order symbolized.
XVI-Pomona Oranges.
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200 pages, bound in cloth.
By mail, postage prepaid, Sl.25pr copy
By express or freight, in pack
ages OF five or more, $l.o0 pr. copy
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PART Il-CO-OPERATION.

Incorporation in general business. II
Go operative Insurance. 1II-Co-opera-
tive Banking.
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NELSON & PETERSON,
DEALERS IN
Hardware, Stoves. Tinware.
FARM MACHINERY and IMPLE.
MENTS.
BUILDERS HARD WARE. ME-
CHANCES TOOLS AND
HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS.
Oppnsite the old Post Office
Bush Street, Red Wing, MINI.
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EOsTnN NIimIEETs.

'A-'-'A-'~a - NAef - 1900
FLOUg-The demlud FOR Flour has been good.
Sales At 81 90 10 - for Western supeIine
s. 2iD % Tor common extras, : - az 90 iur Wis
consu and Minnesota extras; - 25lI ui io- white
wheat ohio, Indiana anu saa, s. 80 al To ur
Illinois and % 80 a 81 FOR 81. Louis. iuclu in
choice and iavorite brands. Corn Neal is hrm
and has been selling 1T !; - n 80 z biol
oat Meal ranges from 8 30 z. 9 g Dbl. as 10 the
quality.
GRAIN The market for Corn has improved and
prices are Ia cher. sales have been AT 3 "a 4jc Y
busheI for mixed and yellow. oats are ia steady
demanf. The sales have been AZ - az sc q
: zU1l = bushel. snorts have been selling ~
81 50 a % ul q ton and Fine Feed and Midillngs
at 81 uU a p ~ y ton. in Barley nothing has been
done and prices are quite nominal.
PROVISIONS. Pork has beea in steady demand
and the market Is quite trm. sales have been st
81 80 a Is FOR prime, 50 60 as for mess and
81 q 81 30 Dbl Tor Clear and extra clear, as 10
quality. reef is drm and has been n demand in
sales at so 80 asa Tor mess and extra mess, and
SO "a 81 Tor family. Lard is quiet ami 10 steady
demand. The sales have been a. 10 u log; 2 h ior
steam and kettle rendered. Smoked Hams are
firm, ami sales at IA a Sac % FOR Boston ant
Western.
PRODUCE. Arrivals OF Butter quite large. Prices
in favor 81 buyers. The sale. Of choice New lOrA aud
Vermont ca.ries have been al p z pc anu common
10 MEDIUM raase from Is n ~ Z p, ~ 10 quality.
Cheese ls firm with a steady demand. SAFES az
Il; u lie T. z. White Deans At s. - a. eu 4
bush for medium extra pea at q a 57l. and
yellow ey e. At . a t<tc q bush. E--s az d u
l-c Tor Northern and Eastern. Potatoes at 6Htv
SIC Z bush. iOr Jackson Whites and Harry Roe.
Maple Sugar az 6GlJi T. T.. Staple s. rup ~ ID, u
sieQ & gal.
WOOL. There has been a considerable doing Ia
Wool, but prices have rGl ed IN favor o. buyers Tbs
sales comprise 10000 rs ohio and Pennsy lvau.a
heecss al b. sc ioI0u1 lbs Michi san. At al Hjltc
Z b 20 uuJ 10. Western feeces at - q f9c e u
30 W lbs clmnin. and cela.ne feeces az 81 II 7tc
5000 unwashed aad uumerchAntab!e neeces q; %
Gi-!c q 10.
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How common is the announcement. Thousands
suddenly swept into eternity by this fatal NAL
ady. This disease generally has its origin in i'm
pure blood, filed with irritating poisonous materi
ais which, circulating through the heart irritato
its delicate tissues Though the irritation may at
first be Only slight, producing little palpitation
or irregular acton, dull, heavy, sharp darting
pans, yet by and by the disease becomes fra ly
seated, and Inflammation. or hypertrophy or thick
ening OF the lining membrane Of the valves is pro-
duced. How wise to give cary attention to case
of this kind. Unnatural throbbing or pain in the
region of the heart should admonish enc that all
is not right, and If you would preserve 1t from
further disease, you must help 1t to beat rightly
by the use Of such a remedy as will remove tho
eIuse Of the trouble. Use DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery before the disease has become
too seated and it will by its great blood purifying
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That was not a pleasant mistake H. NJ
Pierce. assistant postmaster at Montpelier,
made the other night. when he drank Ar
nold's Writing Fluid for cider, that having
been set where he usually kept his cider
bottle. Antidotes speedily taken prevented
any unpleasant. Consequences
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IToy I. 1850. Nay I. 1915.
QUEEN CITY
Hat, Fur&ClothingHo

=; il HOW Il quarter Ola century
since first commenced 10 eater
for The citizens of Darlington
and vicinity. FIR satisfaction
thai ] have givesl Z can only ss-
Inmate by t!.c large and cOnIiss-
ned increase OF business And
would feel UngFHtefu. did ROT
return thanks TO my numerous
patrons Ter f:syOr> bestowed /:
and ca = only say 3 have cadeav-
Orcd 10 serve Tie public faithful
gy. as WEI; ~ 10 do justice 10 my
self. And ROW : am, a. ever.
prepared to oGer yOT :, full stock
ia my line; and with nay present
facilities can with confidence
assure yOu thai can offer bar
gains not 10 be cxcciied BY any
other House.
Clothing. ready made (nO.
equal 10 Cs;sl0n) that we can and
Will offer yOsI aI extremely low
prices. \ large stock suitable for
Old Men. YOInS Men and 8Ohoys.
Furnishing Goods for every body
OF ali kinds, usually kept asa a.
first-ciass establishments.
Hats and C:aps--aisyays nj; the
late and RI bby s,yIes--suiicd io
all ages. siliz Hats aIwmys
make = speciality, aud furnish Il
finer Esat GOr tise money shan any
other House ia this sec,io..
take measures with the French
COnfOs snaseGT. iESuri:ag AN easy
fit, without extra charge.
CUsTOJE CEbTsaENG.---z am
fuliy prepared 10 furnish. CLOTH
ing. cut aud made up in The very
best manner. ut Bottom, Prices.
Having i'm my employ as good
wOrkmen It's there are in the state
I am able go give you good work,
and doing the largest trade in
this line in this state enables me
TO do il on a close margin Call
and see sne largest and best
stock OF Foreign and Domestic
Cloths, This side OF Rev York,
leave your measure if satisfied,
and HiackrnaD, the Artist, will
give yOu Fits.
This EsOuse - connected wills
N. Ai.cE 81 ssog, ri Rutland.
". ALLEN.
May lst-dtf.
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Two children died OF smallpox in Mont
pslier on the Both ult., and were buried in
the night following, and two other members
of the same family have it. The authori-
ties have taken measures to confne it to the
house in which it now is. A woman from
Montreal brought the disease.
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GREES-cGDES.- In Eidora Iowa. April p. ISIS,
Warren ?. Green, formerly OF Burlington, Vt. and
Miss Bertha n. Ogden, Of Ackey, Iowa.
MILLHAN-ROBsOs.-At the residence Of the
brides parents, April sch, by the Rev. IL. Geo.
Miller, s;r Samuel A. Millham. OF Burlington, Vt,
and Miss Sarah ii. Robson, OF Westmoreland, n. y.
THoMPsoS-kEMP.-AtW inoo.ki, April 27th, by
Rev. Edwin Whee.ock, Charles W. Thompson AID
Daphne F. Kemp, both Of WInooski.
RooD-BALcH.-In Jericho, on Tuesday, April
10Th, by Rev. A. Jones, Denis Z. Rood aud File j.
Balch, both Of Jericho.
BUxroS-RooD.-Tn Jericho, on Tuesday. April
goth, by Rev. A. Jones, Henry VI. buxion and Mira
NJ. Rood, both of Jericho.
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NOTICE IN n,y.KUrrcy

IN the District Court OF the Uuited Sa.es
l. for the District Of NermOnt-ln the matter
OF Derby Ford, Fans rupts-in Rankru! tcy.
To the creditors OF said haukrupts AM al
whom this may concern THIS is 10 give notice.
that the second aud th.rd genera. nctt % =
of the creditors tn, Aforesaid Baukrapts
have been ordered by SAID Court to Re he!d at To,
office OF L. L. Lawrence IN Burlington. IN sad
District, the 10th day Nay, a b. ISIS. at 20
O'Clock Il H.. before L. L. Lawrence, Esd, one Of
the Registers in Bankruptcy Of said Court fur the
purposes named in the 25ta and IS Sections %.
the United States Bankrupt Act approved Mlrca
ID 1867 and that | have filed my inal account
gnee Of the estate Of said Bankrup's in SAD
Court and that at the time and place shove nam-d
| shall apply to said Court Tor &c tlemcat Of nv
said account and for DISCHARGE from al ab. mites
as Assignee OF said estate. in accordance
with the provision, Of the 18th section o.. the
Bankrupt Act Of March ,. A. j.. Is5s.
Dated at Burlington, VI. 10 said District this
18th day OF April, A. ID. is75.
43w3v Z. J. ALGER, Assignee.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

the District Court Of the United States for the
Il District Of Vermont-Ia the matter Of Milton
U. Bostwick Bankrupt.-ln Bankruptcy. To the
creditors OF said Bankrupt, and all others whom /;
may concern: The undersigned Assignee Of the
estate OF said Bankrupt hereby gives notice thar II
mas been ordered by the district Court OF said ss-
trict that the second and third general meetings Of
the creditors Of said Bankrupt will be held At
burlington, Chittenden county, the 18th day
OF May A. ID. 1875 at O'Clock p. M, at tae oilice
OF L; L. lawrence, Register for the purposes named
OF March 81 1857, and this is also 10 give n tee
that have filed my final account as Assignee Of
sad bankrupt and that at SAID time and place
snail apply TO said court for a settlement Of my
said accounts and for discharge from all liability
as Assignee Of said estate. in accordance With tue
provisions OF said 2sth section.
Dated ut Burlington, this 18th day e.! April
1873. J. l.. AIAsON.
i3w3w Assignee
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DAVID sroRY,s ESTATE.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been sp
w pointed By the Honorable the Probate Court
'or the District Of Chittenden Commissioners to re-
eelVe, examine and ADJUST the claims and demands Of
all persons, against the estate OF David stlry,
late Of Underhil, in said District. deceased. and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; and SIX months from the dav OF the date
hereof being allowed by said Court for that purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice, that we will
attend to the business or our appointment. at the
dwelling house john s,ery, in Ulde' hill, in said
District, On the third days Of July and
SEPTEMBER next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on each o.
said DAYS f5w3s
Dated this eth day OF April. A. d. ISIS.
IAhMoN HALL mmissioners-
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GRAND EMPORIUM.

For Books, Writing Paper,
Envelopes, Blank Books,
Games, Gold Pens y Pencils
POrtmOnnaies, Card Cases,
Albums, DecalcOmanles,
Pocket Knives, ChrOmOs,
Frames, Writing Desks, &c.
Press for stamping Mono
grams and Initials /; large as
sOrtment CrOquet, Chtyalrie,
Base Balls, Foot Balls = BATS:
Ne. 20 Church -, ..0ook = rem
AndI Ie-dAv9 HENRY y. DAshA
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MEAD 10 Northfeld. April 30lh, Miss Marion
Mead aged 25. The funeral took place at Under
hill, tho native town Of the deceased, Nay II.
HUNPHREY.-In this city, May Sd. ls75, Mrs.
Lavinl W. Humphrey, aged 20 years.
MARSH In Essex, April q, 1875, very suddenly,
of heart disease, Mr.. Clark Marsh, aged GO years.
HASsOS.--su Suddenly. in Philadelphia. Pa. on the
18th ut., Steven franklin Hanson, In the 35 year
OF his age.
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njsrp,.r 3 .,,r-r,.,.r,rS g. .erned in the Estate
50 )of IoseI olAss. late
@. u.les' az b, in s.'c D strict deceased,
GREETINGs
At Probate Court holden at Burlington within
ami r the j. strict OF Oh jiJutcn On the 2st day Of
April. \. ID. 49,. AL Instrument, purp0rtluz I,
BE- the 1st h-4l ans Testament. oi hOs-Il 0.as-
late % ..ltcs1ur-h. ia sad District, deceased, was
presented p the {. UT aiurcs e. 0r Probate. and il
IS ordered hY said Court tlat the Isth cay Of hay
\ u. l-s.. 10 tIe Probate Court Rooms in sad
Burlington, be assigned for proving said Instru-
ment and that notice thereof be given u ali par
sons concerned, hr publishing ii order three weeks
success rcly IN ths Darlington Free Press news
paper pr'ntci at sad Burlington, previous to the
time appointed.
Therefore, you arc hereby notified 10 Ipva- he
fore said Court the time aud place Aforesaid and
contest The Probate Of said wil il you have cause
Glveu un-lr Uy haud NJ Burlington, IN said
District, Ills -'s- di5- az Aprl. A. j.. Isl.
i3w3N R S. TAFr Reg stsr.
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10y Telegraph
New York Money and stock Markets.
NEW YoRK. May ..
MONEY loaned up to per cent AMI closed at
2d3 per cent
PRIME Mercantile parer iGf. por cont
STERLING EACHAN1E quiet and steady 80
81 4 49,
gold opened at lIl,, sold up 20 lI-s. ana closed
at US. borrowing rates At 3, 5 anu per cent.
Gle ARlNGS, s6.505uu
TREASURY Disbursements S5Qso ol.
CUSTOM RECEIPTS SOL .uUl.
GOVERNMENT BONDS are active and strong.
STATE BONDS are quiet.
RAILROAD bon DS areq quiet
STOCKS were firm a. the commencement az bus
ness, with Lake shore, Er!e and wabash sustain
in- the market. Later on there was general fall
M oil with Union Pacific and Western Union the
weak points, Abe latter gong Oh On report 20 the
effect that tho Assembly had passed bal compel
ling Telegraph Companies t. place the.r wires IN
der-round IN the city OF New YORK. when Wa.
however, ani0unded FROM tho fact that later al
vices stated that the committee on cities dec ded
report adversely to the OIL. The market durin-
the afternoon was ali weak AMI lower and thus 10
closed.
The transactions aggregated l590ll shares. with
the principa dealings a. follows Er.e o. lUU
Lake shore, 25,OJ; Pacific NAL goo. West
ern Union, 3- 30, Wabash su01i Union Pacific
yltol.
GOLD closed at il-4.
GOVERNMENT Bon DS are stlou-
MONEY at 2iD3 per cent.
STATE BONDS closed quiet
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
ATlTION SAIr

I SHALL sell at Public Auction 10 the hi. hest
i bidder, oue-fOurth Of this Acqueduct convey In :
water from the brook coming no Pine Ill! Poqd
as described in a deed from k,dfeld Proctor .rd
wife, to John tain and others, dat-d Angus: 3 th.
1861. at the County Court House N Rutland IN .hs
lSlh day o. May. rs, at O'Clock in the terucon
J. kDGERTON.
ASSIGNEE Of john Cain
Rutland, April u lss5.--f3X3w