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, 1875-01-25


UnODM COHN-Dealerx rerort q fhtr small order
trsas 1t f,, nrices. Corn /. moving out a, fast =.
easEs caro- TO hayo H. a. thoy feel certain that prices
wi, TAX. snofrf anp . a. so1 ~ tho 'fns
1asi3c: prust, that will work Itself tnto c,oirs
., D1"s1 -, ..s. "''' ~" .os't i.t' .ao!ee
hari bsoom' ioAfallHa; common 70 fair do' sh9loo;
inferior hrustis sas9e.
Or four prscedino t,ya wtsrs II . an, t,v ato
III. ~. T,s -oa.tr.s a...,s'.' NY ~. ~
seaaliy heias he fecspta commune A9at ana stoc1s
aro being gradually reduced. Va quote: Choice to
fancy yellow 3na37c: mettom to auod orahes a3a
aea ;a1.s,e. ~ sn,n,,an 1saaos. ~" n.7. s @
zo,, ~, oaIae7a - 10'oH ~ 'n''''
ClIEEsE-Therc vRH free movement In this .tarIe
1t fully late rricea Or at 1ea17c for nrfne mild fa
s ~ t " ~ VsN - 40 ''4Ao A1e 'eo
'ofs, , anu " toes'oo 1ot lower grades.
pork barrel. sluw At quotations Fork barrels. $l5
&l;:o; sasa tierses, y fly; aonr barrels. tB@s3c
6sle.00; TO b,lcksd sls.oof 00; aolar savea 500
aB50 circle aour heading, ~ 9Yo tight poles $25Uo
RJ1O1.
DRESSED Hods-were active and 6@1oc higher
, 1875-01-25

fuaryi Hiso 40 feier hlafrht Gtf an selrf hpfti
long Clear, Do cash or seler Fasrli'ry; d. seller
cash or seller February; do 1ni1er s1arrh, p.c %
March, o.e; do :e'1er Aprit. ~. 1"1e! meats hs
nsMef ,' dot' % la ng s fnr nrn, ,,,ns "a, .o
sa'' er. IL. nai's 1sSs f"r :"r! T,@, raeked ''' ''
tnFAsEwSImil4l ;.s - at asayhe:
nEEE :. ~ ~ @ tl''s. e! an" nnm,nas un
*2oMha ~. 4o2 ,1eia, 3"f Mains' a. sAxae,.o
tfnw-o'e FinN-W,s f II snG e,a. ,,,,., ,o,n,,r
rrises Tie !nqiry "a. chiefly loca ~, mos of The
a, ~ re.e "" Itasans I 1e.. hasg a,'!su.t
sao h1l. .p1,nE sy.ss: rsry q sslstat:; 40 hrl.
W M,nso,s , a. o. psa re hohf 80 atu
w n.s ,1'sa =. tas s aota 1, nt': a!s ne
~ eo,,o ~ no IL enncs e HnSs Ies
con.i"a ana e eppa e. uo rnnase trrn4
st.nt srsi !. on,s ~ aPinR ~ sra"un, s,,asa
:; oa reens * sf'9nR; ns s'oseE sf"K emreshncs
= noss 1s' nouf' s'A'''0"' oucA"oe~s ao'
~ H., ,,,a d.,,r, mn, ,,,,r.
. fotSn., ant.5 t.. ILL.,. rea ~ "
'oi" pta ~ sia:os s 1vo s. W. ua. am ooaa. ~
LIBEL s'eaos ~ s''"s19''o iof coArso
~. 1aoeH ~ as PEI ofl for
W1qEUT ~, iH ~ apai psi w ius @ +o,,
tho force TN o e ohsr
yo,k u. ,h.etiv. ~ .5!sr II. Iali i our trading
nnn a: n IN, s ass .s
,t VI Snssen. "aIe y a'ao Iae enscM-
ne.' There VA 70 'sh.rinE demand Of eonHeq',enee
~. ~. ~ ~ ~ ~ W ao Yer s
Man.s In tnat civ and sha s.hh,t of .htnmsnta ram
small y TO MAKE % sos o'sea1nrs '.as ana.t 'ne correct
o. deslinea slss to se& IA ana i sosed 1t s2es
nes a.or ~ ,on no h iii o. st
ana tele. Anri :. aoa3vie heller Aay Va. ncn,i, nj
r.. r. ] M o Se'S y t M ~ ~
81 ssoo a 81 :. No. Do Il d. IT, * Sooo :" r.
Jsr.Gu 1o ~ nno Afp'V pn ~ eainp'o ~
, 1875-01-25

Withdrawn from store FrdAy for city con-
SUMPTION 1901 bu wleat 6,e33 bu corn, 7s7 bu oata
3,2l9 br rye, %,+7l t,u barley.
Tho following grain inspected into storo during
the tweny-fnnrs ending with 10 o'clock on Saturday
mornng: Tears M. spring. 150 cars No. do, II
cars No. do, rara rrjcctci do ti72 wheatl car
wllto corn. yellow do, II high mixed do,
1o7 MI. do rar OLD No. 2, ~ Rejected do.
cur grade do Q79 CORN: cars wha oats, g cars
No. dr. cars rejected do 1cata No. rye, cars No.
harley, acars No. do, cara rejected 10. Total,
372 cnrr, 190 QUO bu. Inspected out, u wheat.
4s5 In corn 4,69 BIT oats $50 bu ryc, 312 bu barley
The following wsrs the recsipts and shipments Of
brcalGus and isa stock At thIn point during the past
week, and for tile corresponding weska ending A.
hAteI:
, 1875-01-25
ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT.
Hptcsal Uispatch to The CHICAGO TrtbHnt

Rp,e.al Di.patch to The Chteaao Irsbun..
spRraaF1KLp, Jan. 20. = Tho supren.
Court mot this morning 1t o'clock, d fulI
Dcnct, boing present, and transacted the folo,,
ing business:
NOTIONS p1sroaEn or.
IA. Chrfatsan 1sohlnng w. The People; error IA
Montgomery. OrIcr Of submiAson net a.tts, Tia
record being defective; writ Of cersIorart xsled ~,
turnab!c 1t nett term Of Court, ANIL ca,1as continued
frnn Ford. Motion BY appellee for hyo taya' E1linn,
allowed. ''1
.. NEW MOTIONS.
H. John 9. sho,: Ct u. ": lsalph Marlin arr4l
from tefn,!ltnn Motion for nYs 1ayB adlitonaltm tms
10 hle brtefa for arrollee.
CALI OF DOCKET.
232. Central City Horho-ltAiiwRy Company w. FIR,
Clark 1Iorso-lsal"ay Company appeal frcn Peonss
251 Ths pcop,s er. mi. re Railroad ~.
Pasted. S'NA'''
TAKEN ON CALI.
THO following ehRca wcro taken uu calf;
2N: Thomas II. TroUer at a. VI. W. Elder; age.1
"a. l. e. IL Il. Co, IS. John G. 11ornbcrgor; spp..
~. CITY OF rckin Va. Louis wInhe; appeal ttas
~ Q. r. Cobb ct A. VS.. I. 9. H. Il. Co.. .preal tspu
~; r. w.Hw. ny. Co. vs.. Hamilton cissna; .p
30. sams w. Morea r. 1f.ll ct a appeal from us.
LeaH.
221. sams vs. Andrew Ne1son; apre.i from Ford.
22B. Hare ". John II. Ingram; appeal from Mclean
23. J. II. hlarkitlin q. ". 1ayiAnd appeal iron
Scott.
230. Allen VI. Tobias ct a1 and Allen ". Eichofn.
appeal from Tazcwcll.
23l. Village Of 1rincoviile Ct a. ". Peter Auen Il
al errnr to Peoria.
5a3. naupng 4. nruco VI. II. ;. Doolitts sr,eI
from Scott.
234. Lincoln Coal Company Of al ". J. Brown .. H.
appeal from Logan.
255. City Of l,earlstown ct Al. vs. City Of ylrsts
ct al. :; appeal from Caaa.
23a. George Carpenter W. r. c. Jennings ct a.; s
peal from shngamon. Argued by 0reudurd for apfsk
leo aud taken Oh call.
License granted to ". P. Kinsley. Court d.
journod until O'Clock on Monday uo1t
, 1875-01-25

'reon ha1ns shppsd fqr tbs wses 19a pseas
is VI. 80 paoss, axains s4 lt2 plsoas tho tins
includes al cut naosst s1sspt shoulders snd q. p.
h4Ins
Mrgs ponk-Wss In fair demand, and arm Il tho
sans average on Friay, being on ths upward turn
Instead Of thsownward Is OH that dsy. Tbs tsadiug
was a!toReeheF speculative Sales reported on
chAngs Of 5000 bria seller February at $177os17Bo-
10. 100 bfls sellsr March at fIa01Hlsls 5000 brls
as'lsr April Ut $luoa915.&0; Too brls aaes May At
$l85stsle.e5 sud $3.50 bra soler Juns At Sls.Vo9
1900. Total, ~. .2dp hrls Ths market cosed firm Vt
$l7.75 cash; tl7BO8l7.89H for February Asl9k
fur March md $la.4Wala.41H for April.
Clear pork WAS nut.lnxl Vi {l1. 81 prime meYa at
tla.60 and o1tFs psns meas 1t $i9,5U
LAHD-Wss relatively 4u.ai, ana balec psr 100 III
higher, beng lii gooI delnknd will edml,as sAttysly
light offerings. Bales wers reported On Clange vt 6so
IL tash ii 33oo tes seiles February Al sl912
@i3,s2h $500 tea aeller March 1t sla.io3l3s9X:
My u sa.17x. Toal 1850 scs. The market closed
hral st sl3.25sl3.27H caah; 1880 tor February;
$3.50 for MAEoA aud 3.70 for April
MKAIs-WeEs In moderate request, and unchanged
uIiddes, Wills Shoulders slade easior. Thu
demand waa tfonounec4ly for European export
than for swo Or three days past but buyers generally
heal out fot minimum pces. Halts rspofte1 oi
sooo IT, shoulders It 6su; e ~ do Ut 70; COO
p. green hsns 10 s> 9he; ~ 600 hs do tla tl a
81 b1s long unA short reAr 1t 9ac; l.250 bss do Al
9ho. The nsrkst closcd 1t $40 for green shoulders
6o do for l0l4 Ceaf B5o do 4loEt rbs 9kn do shora
cl8xE, Aud aHetJAr do hAlns. 6weetpirllod hsua I'D
a avarsgs} 1t lu& lo1o. Nssts In sAA 10 to IL sya
quotsd 1t aasha for ahouldats. caab q sslAx 3ah.
, 1875-01-25

rs.5y ont an" r'"'a ,1sr nS h.Ts gurse,s ',c
t6hd: mixed, 3t3.oot@ l3,Hu: ctioits uVah. prairie,
!is.o,; M: do. si2uo@'2so; No. =, or slough.
li1siiiWlSra-wers 'S: in moderate dem,na. an,,
steady At c quotation Of the past week. Aalts
$50 by At 46c rer gallon. Tho market ctnfrd sesy at
itDEs3wsrs IN moderate demand, @ :. the prizes a,,-
ncxed arern city hutchnra, 7bo; Rrcrn frozrn, ~
etxs; % srs.n s'.5,d ''slt: Ssbts htsry "a sss1s;
and III, lSs; ;s Dry w. ,4iisd lilies, M i.sisa;
.ls.son skins. ri: shcep ielts. wool estimated as
Iiots-were puiot sn.l steady 1t ae343c tor Vest
ern 1y ,1a - sf, 'r rs E.i.sn ,,,.n, . , m
chnnsc IN aaesis reported. The continuaico Of tho
T., .'f,hs :. t'nrre ha. not, a. yss nster.y .eco,'
es2No E,,sl.h sptinx .tsrl osIic; American s.,s
1uMuER-KeMa,ns quiet. Small orders sre filed
At the ANNEXED prices:
sesond ei..r Inch 10 inrii. 4sesu
Third clear, i'.eh.... " MEt4on0
c!e.t Ias4 aaorns tt ~ and ID soux
Clear s!aIng, Is AMI 2d,.........,. 20. 90 a4l.0J
First common slding................ 1a.0Gd 2n.Do
Flooring, firtt r.'nnon fressrd....... 1l.eata3D0
Fl,orng, aeconi common, dressed. 80. 94.Nsa2f00
llnx boards, aud U..... 70. .poa3S.no
etnGk l1aran.. H.HMHJa.W
y tlotK boars. s..''.................,.. 1,.Mhg2sOu
rencina MIN u1fs, ID t1 o;s price ior dry isioo
Common luu,tcr, 1s II md nnder,.: ), 1t.nnst2C0
Iost and acantllng, II to - feet...... 14.00a1aU
Latin; +.''..'..'...'.....'......" 3Sta 9a5
sh,npls: On iraci MISUNDERSTANDING: a.6oa us
Otl9-fseiuai, without lmiNrtaut change iu values.
whitc, lis deg test taHe; DO 1unoia legal test 1so
'sss la q hss Sa !, es ls s5tr 1nt w,ntGr
raw. s3asse: do bo,cd. ssas0c: whaIr, 71ta7ae:
srer, neqt.o't IT. n. s'retly pnse. sios
straits. EuC En}AVd OIL I3E. turrcnt}Ue. &4fA 45C
, 1875-01-25

NEW iouR, Jan. 23.-Thefe ia IN improved fee!!np
In The market for cotton goods and prices hsvo IN ai-
vnucing tendency. Brown sheetngs wero actiye an,l
very firm. Indian Head standard meetings advanced
10 lie, and Atlantic A ia held a. value, Dlcachel
aheeiings nore nctise -nd flrmsr, with an upward
tendency on me,linm grader. An,lroscosgin t. Au-
burn A, Imperial aid prQ'Iot makes have BEEN 3D.
vaucod. lriuis 4uist, but ginghams arc brisk.
, 1875-01-25

Jhs following were the receipts and shtpmsnts Of
the lnading articles Of produce In this city turing the
twenty fouE hours snd!ug at otlosk OH saturday
morning alt for ths corresponding dats year xgo
, 1875-01-25

very firm. Indian UgAu standard FhAet3nrs
to lie, and Atlantic ia held At value. Dlcscheu
ssm e "s T.
burn 4, Imperial aid peQaIot makes have been sd
'~'''' ' 4N'''' w. s'As Aa''' ''' ''''A'
tue onon,,~r n.,ve-e
'6e FHoooCE Mahhe's'
s,,,, aEw M aonk;
,, ,, Sprr'dE nt*p6ffh r. 70 M t. c"!raaa Tribune.
NEW YORK. ean. 1J'--FLouH-Leas aetiFet anu pr1ces
as a aeia saes ssou no's m sothefa
~ s"sG ~ ksg 20 ~ nss s ~ - of eo"on
a0a' n!; .aes S1a ers st ss a. ha, q mai co
,vstos = r7t es sses s. 9 " ~ s0fSo 1of
an.,swGest iail and ii Iuyars' f.vor: sales 5000
ohio: Il i5i fax ii for NJ osthwestctn ~ s1s AZ
IL @ fot NJ NJ Milwautes sl1s9l q for No. spring;
s,nhss H. 10. ~ %ntss M oT en ~ mes,e.n M ior
IN aet ana .a s1.t tof s1 wh'o Mss,e6 r.
bu wo1owoa s.ate st fl3o wthn 1sy or tws not
ma anlo .nd ss
II nm II In Il aas;xc for nav Te.,srp ,n,.e aaMa
s11 fos DC We.5eTa seov; seMo a for neT Southern
nrss wt.tcrn ~. r. ,;ss w".tat ~ ~ o''9e ZOE
arE 1oe W,a t,a ~ |e
st6 m for +ytr. nrime sa snSia * ~ nrn,s 1ess
beGs 4H'' n 1os % nn mssc e. Tor
Eeef nfst At s2o nHGa91 m for rna Mas. s9I GfS
2aGo for indin do. Lard auot sales. 2os tcs T
lturrEn..hn,1 II iTsaon ~ ,yc.+.,, o,eato, .,.
stato 'H'e'0S" AeA "@'s'AA' -'e'''o AoA
oyg WM,axr-,r.rs,t ou,et .,e, y, Inn ,,r,. =, o7nc
TO ars e aa f'
nsnsIrras Tn"naIMWh,shv. ~ M ~ hr1s aour oss
do peas ,so M eornams. rs a.ot. aoqr hcet e.Ss -
ofE aeIo 81 IL ert IT. e:. Ga aS sstte
nkos whrrt IL 795 in corn IN noo ,n na, II an
aa4 oAt'''t ''''' Nv eo'"' '''o' w uleSSeo nos3'
Nrw Yonr, jan. 1e@ .cive receipts,
1000 hrls; surert,n Wostsrr, S3,p0ax,39: common
n 1onh e.trn ii NSta4 m: rnoj IN chnic. Il a;na
, 1875-01-25

Chrtatorhrr ateuter, tHab 3a.-WilIiam Rult,nn >,
Michel ODnnnhun, aG1gE5-J. r. Lawrence "a i = +
J.. ComphtIl, s15R.eB. ''
JunnE s1DLkr-J. n. Mckay ". Eliza neutm,n
$4,stt.ss. 'A'a
". J. X. Murphy and J. ". 1anbeer verdict TN.
, 1875-01-25
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRhIIS

ErPrAwAr1os or REFERENCE atAnKs-t satnrds, n
cepte1. = Sunday e1ccptesi. tMondaJ e1csptsd, II
rtrs Sunday It Go i. n. Daily.
CHICAGO h NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD.
Ticket u6ites 81 EfHrksl. tSh,rhan HoseH and Is Gas&
A., corner HadsoHss., dAd at tbs depots.
, 1875-01-25

Tho leading produce markets. were steady on Satur-
day, but generally at lower range Of prices in grain,
am, less actlsity all round. Thers was comparatively
little destrs to buy In any department, except set
Element, and trading dragged Under tho holding on
tue part Of purchasers. Tho receipts exhibited lts
change except that wheat and showed &n ILL
crease, which tended to weaken thoBs markets.
In dry. goods circles fair degree Of activity waA
displayed. Tla hardening tendency Of prices of al
standard productions boh wooen and cotton, IL hay
Ing tho effect 10 stimulate ts demand, aud, while at
this Rtage Of tile great rush be looked
for there ia every Indication that Januarys sales will
show much larger aggregate than for tho corrc-
Apolilin1 pero1 last year. brown cotons strong
aud advancing. Tie grocery trade continues
to improve, but the general market does
not yet show anything more than mod
erats activity. The tenor Of prices il steady.
Dried frn4 are beginning 10 "ook up" ordsrs being
mora numerous, anh calling for increased amounts.
Both domestic and imported varieties are reported in
light supply for the season and should the demand
continue to lmprovs some prcechanges ba looked
for. Low-gradc dried apples contlnus in de-
mau1 for export, and tha lately advanced
rrices arc fully maintained. freer movement
ln canned goods ia also noted, but, aaIde from
lcaches tic market 10 literally stocked and prices re-
main without Improvement. Flsh rsnatu hrm ~
previously quoted No changes were apparent
in tho butter aud cheese markets, \ modar-
alto movement being witnessed 1t about former quota
tibnt Daggfng remains quiet. Leather Ia reported
III better request and Arm. Prices Of oils not
subjected 10 any quotsbls ductuahon, CArbon whale
nsced, and tArpentine are frn. Lard and other de-
ecriptions easy.
Lumber continues quiet, though tbs order business
is lts asger aiucs the advent Of ulildcr weather.
prlcos steady Btse. metals, nAs and iron
quiet but staady. anl many artclea working firm
or. Night improvement In The demand for wool In
Eerorcd and prices quoted higher than hitherto
TN raiN 81 f,,n
, 1875-01-25

LATEAT,
NEW YoDK, jan. 2J.-Muncy closed 1t AZ per
sent.
Foreign exchange, although dull, Is hrin, the
1osunal rRtea for prime baukers sterling btinR 4s7
tnd 49oH respectively. The actual rates aso 4Sa4s
tBaE, and about 489k.
Gold sod at llsktsll2t, tho latter having been the
'pening aud closing quotation. Tia rates paid for
4Frsiug vera 2, w, j, ~, !, and u per cent Loans
were alao tnads dat. Cleartgs $4s,oo000o. Customs
Fsralpts, $G67 900. Ths Assistant Treasurer sburso
laoAooo. Imports Of dry goods for the week. yl43s-
t13 !; merchandise, S4,643,os5.
Governments shade stronger,
stato bonds Ateauy.
The stock markot opened dull. but steady, and the
hitter becano strong anl rrsces adranced from ,6 to
II per cent, With The eh!sf aivAnces in Hannibal
ss 10 and WsbaAh. During Tho Afternoon the whola
market was weak At result Of tho unfayorable bunk
hatement aud prices went OF Ats1 per cent, with
Western Union, Lake Shore, aud Wabash leatllug tu
.hs downward movement. Tue decline In Western
Union vas asslstsd by the announcement at tho At
aAtic Paeihc Telegraph Cunpaly had flushed tilclr
hue to Now Orleans. Thu uarkes closod moderately
halya sud lower. Tho transactions segregated
t2J,0Q llare4.
, 1875-01-25
PROVISIONS,

HOG PRODUCTE-Were lesa active and ateadier It
a slight advance In tho prices uf the speculative
ticles though the bulk OF ths lomand for trans-
fosa. livo hogn Ncra In Father light supply. md
iE1nsr, hence asihsning In product, though with
very moderate demand for shipment. Tho markets
At other points steady, aud the stocks hers
reported to be leaa than many operators anticipated
The fact IL that several Of tho packers have been
operating very slowly recently. ~ they found
they could ill their contracts more cheaply by
buying tho product than making 1t. The stock Of
pork Is 0c6 brla and Ut fsTl 44,G00 tcs agaius
brla And 60 scs the 18th Of Janusry 1874
IAox1Nd-The Commercial Hultetin gives tho fol-
lowing tie hog packing II the points named to
date, ~ compared with tie corresponding time list
year. aud u,s aggregate last aeason:
, 1875-01-25

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON Il QUINCY RAILROAD
uer1st, foot dF LaEs.se., IndtaHu-Hp and SiftrxgA
and Camel and SiftssHdsts. 2ietst 0ee. ~ ClatlH.
mad nj dsputt. = -
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-17
The Early Practice of the Presidents.

The Early Practice Of the Presidents.
In the early days of the Republic, Pres
idents Washington and Adams used to go
in person to Congress hall, and read their
messages at the commencement of each
session to the senators and representatives
assembled to hear them. Each house then
discussed, in its own hall, the information
and the recommendations which had been
presented by the president, and agreed up
on reply, which was virtually criticism
upon the message. These replies were
presented by committees OF the houses
which had adopted them, and the country
could thus see at once how each house
received the suggestions of the executive.
Mr.. Jefferson, who thought that this re-
sembled the speech of the sovereign of
Great Britain at the opening of session
of parliament, with the replies to it, broke
up the practice, and sent by his secretary
a message in writing. This custom has
been kept up, and congress has gradually
gotten into the habit of paying little or no
attention to the presidents recommends
tons. True, the message is referred to the
leading committees of the house, but a ref
erence to the annual messages during the
past fifteen years will show that congress
has never considered one in ten of the ex-
ecutive suggestions. And the executive,
on the other hand, rarely asks the ''advice"
of the senate about an appointment, until
consent to the nomination is solicited.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-17
PEEEING INTO THE HIDDEN.

What spiritualists have Neglected and Ma
terialists have not Attempted.
The Theosophical society has lately ad-
ded itself to the list of ambitious organ
izations that seek to supplant existing &C.
clesiastical institutions. Here is the pro.
gramme of its founders:
''To obtain knowledge of the nature and
attributes of the Supreme Power and of
the higher spirits by the aid of physical
processes" In other words, they hope
that by going deeper than modern science
has hitherto done, into the esoteric philos-
ophies of ancient times, they may be en-
abled to obtain, for themselves and other
investigators, proof of the existence of an
"unseen universe" the nature of its in
habitants, if such there be, and the laws
which govern them and their relations with
mankind.
This work they declare is that which the
spiritualists have neglected, the material
lists have not attempted and the theologans
have misunderstood and undervalued.
"They look in vain to the church for such
evidence of Immortality as will satisfy the
cAdCtiOub Vi ItuSOuS al VIII 10
her opponents for an explanation of pre-
terhuman experiences of mankind, from
the earliest periods" Being baffied in ev-
cry attempt to get the desired knowledge
in other quarters, they turn their faces to-
ward the Orient, whence are derived all
systems of religion and philosophy. They
find our ancestors practising important arts
now lost to us. They discover them deal.
ing with forces whose very names are now
unknown, and the simplest demonstration
of whose existence is impossible to our sci
entists.
The president of the society is Henry S.
Olcott, known as an Investigator of spirit
ualism. Geo. Henry Felt, one of the vice.
presidents, is the gentleman who processes
to have discovered the secret of the Egyp.
tian babala, opening all the mysteries of
the universe. Nine. II. p. Blaratsky is
another vice-president, and one of the
councillors is Emma Hardinge Britton.
The society meet at the Mott Memorial
library.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-17
Vicinity Items.
PoULTNEr.


On account of number of other enter
tainments in town on Tuesday evening of
last week, the lecture to have been deliv-
cred by Barnes Frisbie in Odd Fellows
Hall, was postponed until Monday evening
Dec. 26th.
Rev. DIR. King of Fort Edward, N. T.,
delivered very instructive sermon in the
Methodist church Sunday evening last.
Henry Clark of Rutland, lectured to
large audience in Odd Fellows Hall last
Monday evening. Subject American Odd
Fellowship, Its missions and benefactions.
+; M. Edgerton esq. who has been elected
moderator In Plymouth church, is a ma
tive of Poultuey.
Asevere snow storm set in on Tuesday
morning, ana continued during the day and
up to late at night with undated vigor.
The ladies of the Episcopal church are
holidays. w
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The Changers and the Centennial.

The National grangers are to hold a
grand encampment near Philadelphia to at
tend the Centennial exposition next year.
Sixty acres of land have been leased, and an
immense building is to be erected, in which
rooms and accommodations are to be pro-
vided at cost of not more than SO head
each day. This is done, the grangers say,
to avoid the extravaganza and impositons
of hotels and boarding houses. The Penn
sylvania railroad company has conseted to
lay double track to the exhibition grounds,
to be used exclusively by the grangers.
The run will not be more than twenty
minutes. The new building is to be lighted
with gas and supplied with hot and cold
water. Shares of $50 each are to be is
sued to the amount of 5000, 900, no men,
Der being permitted to take more than one
share. This sum is thought to be sufficient
to cover the cost of the enterprise. A ma
jority of the stock has already been taken
IN.
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