davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-08-04
True, tor He Tells II rlin,selr.

Tho Boston HfraM relates tho following on
tho authority Of man who mad singular druanf:
" ilis father aud mother lad recently died with
in three or four weekA Of each other, md ono
night IN 3 dream lio saw hs mother standing by
Aia bed, and little distntico away he saw cot
bed, with . peculiar coyerlet, on Which lay a
n,ottsur called him by name, aud eail.
Hero nro e7.' lie attached no Significance to
tbs dream until, when he went ia the
Post Office. TO rcceived ottcr stating tlat hIH
brother, who waa on Western ral1on1 had
been badly crushed aul requested Ills presence
immediately. On arriving st his brothers home
Eo nas struck with surprise when he found him
lying on a cot-bcil with tho satnc kind Of a
corcrtet % he hkd seen In Ills dram, with his
back turned toward Llu. Tue brotlIor died, aud
tho gentleman was still more aHtonished. when
on settling hts Affairs the first bill presented was
just u In amount. Strange ~ the story may
heeu1, 1t III told by tho man himself, aud bo IL
gentleman whose vcrRclty not ono would I'm.
peacl,."
, 1875-08-04
CITY REAL ESTATE

I,UR aAI.E-ON II A k1tistlS.HT. HKAH WF*rEHN-
j. Az two. stoty And -hkaenannt brick luu1tI only
81. MI eaeh. -.
IN ftnn2Ftsh Park: -...,
5wnsf"tr ~ ~ .e,rent n,as II E1S.r @
two stoyv mi hs soment eofnsr iia,ri,oa. IT ard
r II. ii fIr '' "
On Ctmthrli ty,
3.~n*:ntJ .tsk .sos' fs1nt ha"ss*: 70" e4eh.
W. s.oty f'Atno. nnF, tA"e
g. 1EsmhhsnGh t,srt. pf,c1 dNentnE' fsu9
" ~ ;. La.nEnsl! ~. ). nfc1 n1nlak A'."W. IN,
~. p1esA ~" 1''tn' y ,",t ~, 1'
80, :, ,7,1,; -, ~. ,,,,
tOt sht.E-,EllEhF-A takM w Fb4hEH FUR
s1 a tcs on n sonhxo,t c".p", ~ q
a.s II 5de iark; iehen. bnr. Go psn,r5.
trf se!'.s tn,nsoa end sueI foot .aa 9i.se. 10
Nth roon ef.st md han On rtnrtcsi htsr. tvo hei-
I'm. apd c,se. =" ths sse.nh ,l"oi; totn.sshsat aad
~" Aan cn! Matt ~ oyer He ntntf: thAhtSs etc.. "
III ~ tne mG't urstfsnEa oi taces a.so rmn
Haint tfsF t"m1 nnus y ut my 9*n aoase. ts' o.
, 1875-08-04

an huF6An. .....--.-
RIO RFNT-AT OAK PARK. ONE 1F TtfF FINEST
frstdonce% la ths platu At nannAs f~nt OF Nor
1"Avc tuwn. Also threo rthrT hauAos. A. T.
1itMIflHAY. Reoaa n, H9 1AsAlI'i-st,
F1p RKNT-1N "iFNETKA KA-TluIhEDPl 10 ROoMs.
J. with Acres Of ground, ono htck ftur dnlot tTcCe
md sarubbny d otfher yc.rs' grg.th; wtMsc y do.
a.1ed. Apply 10 N1. ELlur fUASESs, 81 Portland
block.
, 1875-08-04
THE COURTS.
Reports Of Assignecs Of Bankrupt In
surance Companies.
Miscellaneous BUSINESS.

CHICAGO, --...
BANKRUPT INSURANCE CONFERENCE.-THE GREAT
wEAIEAH.
Tho Assignee Of tho Great Weatarh insurance
Company-C.W. Upton-l1ed his monthly report
yesterday, w'licl, Is, In brief. az follows:
Caali MI hanl July !. ttt+hj9F1
Expenses. stc., during July. let>'.7s
balance on hand .t59.Eo o.2t
TIE RTArH.
lho following Ia \ srnopals Of the ABnignea's
report In the casa Of the dofuuot btAte 1nsu1a
Company,
Disbursements alice. 22{000
Balance OIL ha,ll. .f1l ,2Js. IL
THE EQUITAnf.f.
JameB Long. Assignee OF tho Equitable 1nsnr-
anco ComEa.ly, filed tho following report Of the
condition OF the Company;
8HSo
Casl. ,.,,. 2,Odk)
f29,fth.10
III
, 1875-08-04


To tht Editor q 1"e e"'supo '',oa"e ,,, H.,
CHICAGO, Aug. 3.-l llaVe lob OF 1uh win Inc
bunIso boys. Thcy consider themselvce SHARP
but haze eold nnmbor III them tho last two
tonAa s,ot ,,-, =, ,ho,, ~, ti,n cornor NJ
oVory a"y' NY wv y. '"o. ~. Wv .."o. y.
lsahdoll'h aua oeaspo'" 1'ieo'' uSy oA 50
ago. Tho first can'o up most cordially ard
,,+;n ~ thc t,nn,, And ashed when I cat,e in
st'P - .,a ~. l.. .x." -,,.,.,.
from na."s'"' ,o'u 'n.at no "A1 n''"tes'"
lived at Calumet Heps ttehnB'1acklc anu boats
for pleasure parties, and my uame waB Allen.
s'.o ". ,;.s. A.. 1,,aI, 49,, no,to,, III .,a
..a'a ~ lor,,nT nort,nr for Lo;nu ,nt.tska,,
sus" Sc mntirc1.his partnor short j;stanco nway
waiting to lind out h,s sucoe.s. papsod along
| lss'!rr!y, gaping asounls aud soon ran nganat
nho ps.,, v, '', o, w ~ NV w., ,e ~ ,.o7t iGs
mWnII y sova .ro,, hnyo pnf tho battor ~
| me-" ",Yliv. don't you rotuember mo was
down to Calumet Inst year to your place, hired
boat and hshsnk taek'o, nnd m LAY g.nnd o!d tlIno
& u4i.. Soa t .enaenlhot n'o n', mto1 soos1oet,ag.
throph % nv wooi That did recnect bin'1s nnu
WINS pIa,l to meet him, greeted hin most warmly,
| aud lad tho pleasure OF worry polite invitation
to 70 n1d siniie. wnH quite Thirsty nt tho tinc
and smiled. and smiled nntnhor OF times, took
q hlgt-tonel cigar, had another invitation to
| 10 up to Tho Bto1a, but cxc,,ycd nyBn1f.
| klp1-henrlod soul wautod should 40 and tako
| 1lenkfast with him: After good dcal Of urging.
cofIAentea. Eobh!ed ao"h ABOUT ~ cents
,,sr oa "n' ~, NV ,..n 1,, ~ lnu -
1ro,t raara u os'J ~ ,vs1ts1 m ~ W;Laa 4tnto
went ak.ps, hI~,,lv aiated stb 1;rronv MIot
| us 10 m stairs ana SEQ tho fun aayy Duuko.
,;rsir Al went IN iorp s,rs 'hnfprn ,'s took
o." W. ~ NJ n1a,- h,a+, - ,eo,,;s,Ss
,nst ',;I ',,n,s ~, ~ rso .n5 ,,;th s ,o1t
ni"t,a a,,,'o iIdir% itn, nno,3dar a.i'in"
him TO call and Hco l'lH at lallmes Hhem no hau
t1me aAo cou'o "a@o II coh'enloht' A'Aso'
rux ,Jnurs,so xA1-7nA,r.
70 tie Eti1or of The ca,taao Tr,1nns:
Cu,cAoo. Aur, al am uuablo to eco how tho
nroposcd "l,uhtninu mail-tratus" from Nav
yorI, to Chicago, II ruu aceordn.e..o tho scnca
ulo lately published, aro to prove any moro
sorviccnhlo tn co,rospon,,onts in tho two cities
M ;a.; w 'oi, ,as;';.;a ~ '' :. wv s.ss
.,lai' 'uo oa'ss I..' ,' 1a'ss .,' ID asA.sa M
tho lightning mails Will HASH bRtween tho
tormlai III twcnty-six hours, which ia certainly
quick work, and looks advantageous for buslncsa
, 1875-08-04

WAITED < GIEMK II riiE RET:t ,,noGERy
sons III n sa a &
,s x.S., yS6 sg5
"EsFEEsGG1sA; sEsG1s;s st15y9xSs <S IT, e n9 e. e 1ow.
sHNNrESSEH SSzE 'MSs1'*fMHy. ':a39s, IL AD-
WASTEn.a s1AsN ASH TUCK Ft5INTKRS 70
faa' hA"s': % IT 3 8 .s s'sSs
NAHSTEn En-nARrEsTcus AND i.ARoRHias ~
ey Msx Mssf IL ~. %.ss.;ss, f.s. IT,. towards lot F. ASH
ATASrEl!-rn'!EE GOOD u1npkHrRRs USED
- hri'lst and sulvers ttmb: :rtns CONS With to"is
;iss Ap!' ssnss W.'st'Sof' 1s.a,s.essats a% aud I'D
1VAN1Ep-,A 4 t,oop, MAN os rrS.,s,sa MA.
w chine AIsh ,t,d H ilhio A.
NASrED,,RAKEhT 70 woKK on FRIED CAKES
Sns S"S1 . 1a5 eH' "e' ' ss.
Emnlovmanr Aeenctes.
I{rASTFn-ay IA 1t.NtlAD La E0NERS FOR IOWA;
= j. PR a.y' f."e f:,s; - @ todly e.. 1o' se'sI
xsGE II <, Il %h,ih w..,s.. y. TT: tut '"' ~
1VAnHTKD-+eo i.Si,nRKns " AND T!EG@n2pPEHs; @
R.adopss T. C. 80 z: '''' 'Afs' At q west
5I S.sSi ;I FK5M I y
s:s ss:9s IL; T.: Il. x; Z:
s1. s:ss, s r. @ t.: n:rsEs .ts e. s?n
iT Hsf%s. X ss;n 'sss & IT,
1<7AsTEp-im RAILROAD LaBonEKs. >. STnXR.
g. II; Se.a G ssa :a n.aa' NDNAW
" G,asa'nx f."ii, Fri ind J.,!, rfc.: fsii; 4,
sfu T. e. .no st'7 Adanss '"''e''
| " AS1 Et- CASyAssKItS EVKKYWiLERE T0
canps s.""efi"ci q Il, ss'y s.oss ssa
srIieles pr,ers that make eompc'.sors tss Aok
9a .n' ls@s'' tsk Ii
w AsrEn- MkS ri'SEiL. NYw OL4ss OurTHR
<: 'sf
~ t - nsae III
nssr 81 9;t %tst S.on ds Apply
| WANTED ~ FEW tlDuD. sTtKN1SG. EXPElll.
epG.S ns ay r., n =
s.nth Sorx.u-s;.. after ! y. NJ.
IvAsTru.-yuusG NAN 10 ACT As 7KEASVN-
must Lave '"a eap,la. Il. RAJ IS, H.tei' iiou.s.
NrAsrtn- -COL5RED MAN AND WIFE ~ tIt1.
rs s . ms .. ~ H. s oa ssen ana m;s" ~ h IN
wn,n: ana iron, nu's to veil rseo0imcadsd Addrest
IkrAsrKD-srATE AGENTS ron AS Oil pCE
a1s so5 xaa. safs .s.
1T. 4sS, "'Et q B. o44 E24StH IL .ss %t7 "s.
y $4,,s i'no's lad ~sya.'a
N'AHrEn-A SMART nOY 70 TESb 4 cnAi
ss 1 T. = I'd i e s.s "a. "''
handle %.qsy r ma III :ss
.H. s:.s'si Il tx i@Ssio:.: II H. Ehsaso. Ia ~' '' -''
WtAnrED-ydUHG SIAN WITH ESQ TO esp, J.:
South isS 1'ss4. "' 'i R'p IT, 'A' .A1 OON''' D'
, 1875-08-04
SITUATIONS WANrEp..r1ALH,

SITUATIONS wANrED-~8dALn,
tsookkeerers. CLERKS, a..
;:'s : "A = engage
Ess;s
GlTuArtox WANTEb-1Y An ExpERlENTR6
ss.oa:t'4a; , 0s't al fs'fsoea'. Addtsa ii H. a:
s5: 7sS e! s.5 e ~
sss. I: .s. ss; ss .sd ' work
SITVArl1N WATERBURY 4 COMFETEXT AND
III s,1G a1'
Gesohmen, Ioam.xse:; e, ,,
:sss ss:
CiTuA11ox w1Hrkp-BY KKspKdF4 Hi.K MAR
:s asa'ss q s'f; f;s
s:':!s:;..@. q, I'D & !s;s Adds. 4
SlsuATIoN wANTKD-BY a sTRAnY AND m.
9s; sua ":s e. = % sd r Tsss
SITUATION w1NTFD-DY 4. YOUNG MAN
snast.;eh: Il. ha;,s...s sess Il st, Hd
d'r'' x Ii, Tribune mice.
2 soseh..a: -'i!,ss sod humble II: .ons, s,rea.
ki!i'iPfs L f,fsoa: % ee. ' % eeo' 10S'
-.. Aixce.1nneous-
's ssi y, -
ra - az aas s.sss ads ns'0n' ''''a " "
=. s.ss 1ssS Mti Gaa!. a22S E. fTS
SITUATIONS wANTEp--FEMALE
Dn.nexefo..
CTuATIOH WhsTEp-BY GM,u GIRL TO
1 20 sc1S;a hta'e"o'k In pr'ao f'"'7 Cali It I'D
S11uATloS wASTED-T0 10 GhSEKAi. HOUSE:
i a. s5f IT,, Y Is T,Ieasn GIRL R'od Fss'enee' app'
S1ruHtT1oN wASTkn-nY 4 GlNL y n0 aEN;;
ss4 ri Il fsG II sss., or es'na
G1IUArI1S, r.. w@ASIED3l!Y @ 4 G1YSrRf 0iRI
fs.: i: e
C1ruAr1os " wANrEi'-HY 4 CANADIAN 7:1Ti.
:. ss % apssss s '''n small '1' f''~s' call
SrryATloN wASTkD-1tY 4 coop, WILLING
z Gns:
iy; reis1vnoes given. Cali al Twsaty.aflesl
i 1.; 3 p 20 M 1S5} gS ~
SrruA,TtoS wAxIED51To ~ GENER4L !I0ySF.
T.. s@.1 sss.s .'' 'Aa'fs Al ' ''''3'a-
SITUATION WAITED: " 4 sWEnE VIMETo no
S,ruAr1S wAs1KD-nY FfissTcIAss col;
s as &C. of 60 general
S1TGATloS wASTkp-nY 4 YOUNG RESrECT-
81 s ss9a s1s!ss s s.,a
| call Al 21i Nes. uuInst, IN TIM rear,
T.: q g ;s,'.gs,s s s q;
cs "sss 1.sEao.s " VI ''s' f'''''D''' XIV
S1TuATloS. IVA .wASrEn- -Ry 4 REsrKcTA1IE
~ eiet.aea feaasso Please s.i At - Th.sss.hrst
c1TuAr.os wANTiD-liY GiRI. 70 DO GEM
s; IN
5{ ,!s;Ss; n Es:1 25y1 q u,
@ a % Ia ;bs s' lss aisiss a. '' ''' - "e'' IN
CtTDATlOS WA STED-BY 4 SCOTCH GIRL IN 4
a a "a n o.rasse II
SrryA, ION wxSYEp-nY REsrRcr1ELa
II e" ID
| SrruATloS wsxrED-nT 4 FIRST CLASS
: = Ss 's :''S;i S.S
T., x .sss. ~y!9 yHyS = e. SSHT s'ts Z
ns aae s sr'aa
SITUATION TANrE!'-1* a FInsT .uLHss FAM:
,@f sss III s s on 'a'
SruAT!oS wASTEp .S1In. r" p0 SECOND, W0KIK
u; cali Tor two 4ass
clruArIoN wAsTED-RY G750D GiisL Fol.
rwes';,t.:..---,,.=.:.-.------..-....... rwes'; :,.ttl,:
saafo rle.ss ass
S1TUarfoN wAsTEp-ny 4 GOOD ssEDiS1t
IT,. cs sn9a tss In e'
SlTUA7loH w4STKp-FoR 4 TIPToP o0nD
r La "'' "n''
, 1875-08-04
---- ir =
MUSICAL.


tOdn WILL BUY BRAND NhW AND MAO.
At hhesnt ssood piano fetts. oatAs>s. ossr.
~ n t;.I;s teara sefas.< .h aoa4ass. s:sysaua
pisa Siu; ". esis With a!uoi aod eossr pitus ss;
fnt ysate Tbs !nttFuRsnk l. ol stocE
MARTINS. rssldsaea No. s1aWAbA.h4V.
, 1875-08-04

nfyoROE9-LE1ALLY oBT1 fMHn, NOT FRAUD
eosi III tta Sae M
, 1875-08-04
6QQhS,


~ NAkrKD-plGrtoNARlkA, kNt,yQtOFgDIAe,
I'll houkA uao1 pstas ~ - 0lkSkf1.& IL. SssiA
ElsEk.te
, 1875-08-04
, PERSONAL.

ID llk4SQAAI-WANDER1N ON ANY PAHT or
ths &eha - shal nest yY4 wiz an1 friend.
DERSoSAL-H, ADAMS. PLRAs1 Send YOUR
A6ah1Aa h t4s 4AA1 ps4 ~ 1hA Gg1aA 6oAAA ~
MseE4 ago. u, Tribune o1ea.
, 1875-08-04

Bookkoopers. Cler1ts, 10.
WANTED "A CLERK IN THE RETAIL GROCERY
" tsiness. who h*a th1rppgh ernr,todKe n H. and
lEASTEn-A GOOD GIRnK w.io UNpFR.
y stand. the cnuntt7 trade. Apply b%twstn snd
orlock, a aia Mitwa autea.As.
, 1875-08-04

nm KAAY TkRAS-RuNhlTUAE. CARPETS
" stasrs and oroeksE1 A. tarpA h Aul tho purchaser
aud 1t op1lss ptsss veaa - kssp uothins hu. th
EsEtabso xnoda. 9os whIeh pAy rssh. 4hd
tassstots. 9dst hstass tndaesnunts thAu ssy ulhu
huuss ltok a. our foQ1a aud paAuaps oar psicas h1
Iots purch.stns slAs~hsss JOHN ii. bAffH. Isl " u
MaiItnn. 1t. -
, 1875-08-04

SINGER OrFlOR or \, j. hRLoIRRT, ~ WEST
Sapihg pAJnsatA, ssalAd. exchanged. Aad sspalsed.
, 1875-08-04

Nurses.
CITUAT10N WANTED-AS WET-NuNAE. WILL
= take antiro charge vi baby. Apply Immediately
EZS Stato-st.. upstairs.
l,lTUATlON WANTED-nY 4 COMTKTKET GtisL
10 to charge Of children boat Of rsisfsbces g!.en
Address 7ae W S1t Jaokton-st-
E1TUArI0H wANrHD-tY 4 YOUNG AND MAT
. Swedish girl Tor children up stairs work: vol
commended, 11x EsAk u1vtsIup.
, 1875-08-04


EDR SALEM ILLINOIS. LOO ACHES vii
Ian al H. ~; s.uGU acEts cultivated NJ 4!U prr hct
Fur further Information npply u join N. WHEELED
I'M Lata1n-9t.
, 1875-08-04

WANTED MED1uM.sl2ED, IMPROVED FAl
w within 10 miles Ut Chicago. nrAr station. Aart
stating priro, tkc. and location. y. Tribune gh!cn
, 1875-08-04

| GlTUATIlH WASTED--Hf A NORWEGIAN GIRL;
- knod eok wahor, knh trtner. Apply IL West
disua A.. IN the reAx. upstairs.
G1TDATlGS TASTED-BY 4 SCOTCH EIRI. n 4
- holet, EustAuran prrata 1&uEly: IL hr*ttlRs,
meAt pantry conk wouit 60 country sc1esoncea ~
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FRIDAY MORNING.. JULY 10 1875.

al, and more thorough man. To most men
however. their business Is prison, not a
school. | would have an education which
says TO young man "Don's hurry into
life before you arc ready for it. Take ample
time for preparation. Bring to the work Of
lille mind walked up to consciousness o!
its manifold powers and capabilities. There
are certain studies which
HELP MAN TO FIND HIMSELF,
and to show him how to make the most OF
himself. Prepare yourself for business, of
course, but do more. prepare yourself for a
large, full, enjoyable, useful life. a life you
will not be ashamed of when YOU are old
enough to retire from business, and must
reap what you have sown." He pleaded ior
higher education of business men in order
to higher business success and expressed
the confident belief that in the future much
more than in the past, business success will
depend on tine possession of these higher
mental qualities His last plea was for a
higher education for business men for the
sake OF their own enjoyment and gratiiica-
ton, IN other words every man should have
outside OF his work, and as different from
1t as possible, by work or side work
something that he Is interested in, that he
will fly 10 whenever he is released from
business.
{ lecturer then drew q picture of sue
ces 'Il business man employing his leisure
hours in some delightful and ennoblipc
pursuit, spoke of what business men can do
tor higher education, and concluded with
the exhortatiOn to his hearers that they
teach their children and children's children
to yenerate the memory OF those who give
freely OF their own substance tn make each
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NEW YORK NEWS.
MR.. BEECHRR At PEESsKILL-THE PEOPLE TX
PRESS THEIR CONFIDENCE IN HIM-Ma
HFECUER'S REMARKS

MR.. BEEcHBR At PEESsKILL-THE PEOPLE EX-
BEECuER'S REMARKS.
New YORK. July ia large number of
people under escort of a band OF music and
military company. waited on Henry Ward
Beecher. last night, at Peekskill. Jodge
Wells, in a speech assured Mr. Beecher that
the occasion was an expression by the citizens
of PeekskIll OF their confidence in him.
10 reply, Mr.. Beeeher made characteristic
speech. lie said, he could scarcely be ap-
preached in a way more tenderly touching
to his heart and feelings by his fellow citi
zens. 1t was his hope to die there.
and be buried in their midst. lie said his
life bad been spen; in an endeavor TO make
his fellow men better and in being an hon
est man. This he had done BY the help Of
God. In referring TO the trial, he said. Il
left that behind me so long ago that feel
as the lsraelites would have felt when alter
going over the Jordan, some one had talk ID
of the misery OF the Red sea passage.
went through the Hed sea, bat it was a
long time ago. The fact is. gentle
men, for three or four years
have had to go through pretty deep
water at times, but ! kept it to myself.
| an gaining in strength and elasticity of
body am alright" He then referred to
TO the scandal and complimented the legal
gentlemen who were connected with the
case for making as little exposure of it as
possible. and said: The whole world has
seen how a man not upheld by his sect. as
sailed BY the newspapers, by cunning and
experienced men, brought into court ON an
infamous charge, having arrayed against
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him the best legal talent that the city and
country afforded. has stood under the charge
Now. because l was an honest man.
l have been able to stand up and maintain
myself against this extraordinary opposi-
tlon." lie referred to the many scores aud
hundreds of letters of affection and condo.
ienee that he was receiving and which made
him1happy. As to the future he had no
new course to take. He said. II am too
old to change nv position. | shall 20 on
trusting men. l have held that doctrine
all my life and only once in forty years
have | made mistake. l shall continue
trusting and loving men," Again, refer
ring to the trial be said 1.-THE expense of
the trial has been enormous and would have
destroyed me but for Plymouth church;
and even with their help shall barely get
through, for the expenses of the trial to me
have been over S75 200" lie closed by
thanking his fellow citizens of Peekskill for
the manifestation of their confidence.
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The 1-nuai Fair o., the Vermont Stats A.Ii.nl-
tural society and Wool Growers Association, viii
ne hcd - Rutland, September II. Is. l6 and L.
Arrangements will be male with the Rutland or
Hlr-em Extension Railroads to run TT. in once in
Fifteen minutes from the depot to the Fair Grounds
Al manu- lcturers q machiuery ana labor saving
implements, ant articles useful ana ornament l.
that they wish TO brn. the notice Of the people
o. Vermont. arc cordially invited to come. and
every cflrt wi DO made to accommodate them.
The Superintendent o. the Mechanics' Hall will
consider i great favor IL exhibitors in his depart
men, VII make their entries at an early day pre-
y.ous to tic week o. the Fair
Exhibitors tickets are sl0j. emitting them to
adm tiance 10 the grounds during the Fair. En-
tries can be made at any time previous By address
n the subscriber at Cornwall and On Monday
SEPTEMBER iih, at the Bardwen House. Rutland
SAHUEL EyERrs,
supt. Mechanics IlIu.
.rr,vt frrr
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SARATOGA, July LITTLE university race.
to-day, was 4 complete success. The Buoy
system was proved feasible. At least
II 600 people Witnessed the race The on
ly accident that marrcd the days enjoy
ment was that to the Princeton crew. Par
mely receiving sun-tr0ke Il, the end Of the
second mile. He had also been suffering
from ielOn on ore OF his fingers for sew
eral days Tie university race started at
II 10 o'clock. the officials being the same as
yesterday. The water was IN good con-
dition. The first hail Of the race
was uueventtul, Harvard leading
at the start. with 80 stroke. Cor
nell taking the lead with 81 stroke at the
second mile. when Yale tell back to the
fourth or fifth place, with moderate stroke.
After ge ting the lead. Cornell kept it to
the finish. Harvard holding the second
pla &c TO the last half mile, when Coium-
biA rushed IN on a beautiful >purt and took
second place amid tremendous cheers l-1m
the large crowd of Columbia men present
on the stand. Yale was unable to get 10
the front much to the surprise of every body.
she having been the iav0rte up to the last
moment. The crews finished in the follow
lag
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WEDNESDAY. July II. ISIS.
FLOU R-The demand Tor Flour has increased
Sales ct 81 80 a - for Western superiine
s. ma - Tor common extras; - - 6f6 81 for Wis
consin and NJ nnesota extras; sc ~ "a Is to- white
wheat ohio, lnuana and Michigan: S. p az - iOr
Illinois; ami 81 p a OBI for st. Louis. incuiing
choice and iayOrite brands. Corn Meal Is quiet
and has been selling at 81 ~ "a Is v bbl.
Cat Meal ranges from s - a z Dbl. TO the
quality.
GRAIN The market for Corn is in fair demand
and prices are firm. sales have been at :. a 9lc Z
hushel for mixed and yellow Oats have been
bushel for mixed and white. In Rye sales OF
~ 10 al l5R hushel Shorts have been selling ai
s9l ~ a y e ton and Fine Feed and Midiling.
at s2l % "a = % T. ton. In Barley nothing has been
done and prices are quite nominal.
PROVISIONS. Pork has heeu more active, and
prices are well sustained The sales have boen 81
SIC 5u0 Il for prince s1l % a u 20 for mess and
s.iG SO % Y hbl. Tor clear and extra clear =
quality. reef j. hrn amt has not chan .ed, with
sales 1t $40 ~ ass iur and extra mess. and
$40 a Il Tor family. Lard Is dull and in moderate
demand. The sales have been at II a lic v ID fol
steam and kett rendered. Smoked llaMs arr
selling at t. a &c & 10 for Boston aud Western.
PRODUCE. There Is firm feeling for choice
grades Butter. Tho sales Oi choice New York and
Vermont GatreS have been at > ale, and common
10 medium rag-;e from a a 24c Y ID, as to quality
Cheese j in iiir demand. Sales have been al
5 Ul23c 2 ID. White Beans at 81 95id-2 y bushe
for medium; extra pea at 500 al %, and
yellow eyes AT 50 l2t T. bush. Eggs at 81 a PC v
doz.i ior Northern and Eastern. Potatoes at ST. a
81 10 e bush. fol Jackson Whites.
WOOL. There has been p fair business doing II
Wool, but prices remGid about the same, and Their,
is no prospect Of any improvement. The sales com
prise lj0G9 Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces AT ~ "a
sac; i4ttO rs Michigan heeces at - a. igc; 81.
90 Western and other ieec-s at 10 al i9c; $50 %
clmhin- and delaine at s. a. &C for washed and 4
al Y n for unwashed fieeces.
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Commercial.
~ ..r.t",." Union Live stock Market.
Jut, IA.
aSouSr oF LIVE STOCK AT HARSEr.
Cattle Sheep Lambs swine

NAtAAt oHttN Lambs. SWINE.
TINS week.. So S.5E
l.lst wecs-.-..--- Sd, Isis
sun Vermont. 90, 1866
Prices o. Market B,cf-A lew choice. sl075do1 %;
extra, ubd DO 1o first quality. s. 51d9 .. sac
ono quality. g 5dd9 40 third quality So - a 40.
Prices OF Store Cattie-Work oxen per PAIR.
sltr, 5 -. So, s2iU; Mich Cows and Calves,
from s1Gc3. Farruw Cows s-adil. extra. s6jaDaj
Yeariinss, sina2n, Two Years Old, Elsd3l. Three
Years Uld. S1-4D45
Prices ui Sheep and Lamhs--In lots g. - s. 90
and s. pl each. extra, s. - a ~. or IRON { a
Sc VI Spring Lambs f0- lr Fih Sheared Sheep,
-c-cFit. Veal Caves, 3 ga 100.
Prices ui Hides TA.iow and skins Brighton
Hides, - nc = h TaIow. 5iaf &C. y tb. Country
Hides dGic gih Tallow, 5G &c h Pelts. 3
n f" each, Cali skins ii.pl5c Y 10.
REsARKs
Catte-We find % better feeling on cattle at these
Yards than noticed last week. ul the 5-i head 81
Western nearly all changed hands. saving the
trouble Of driving 90 Brighton The best were sold
o. Z. d ku-uail ami =. F. Woodbridge At 7ic y h
live weight. food Northern oxen 1t Ion Uic Ph;
very choice single pair to common stJ. - v ewt
dres We Ght. George Baldwin sold oxen. to dres
llui rs. at Ice Y Do dress weight.
sheep and Laurs Receipts 3i}7 head. There
we're more buyers at market; many country butch
ers hurins small lots but still with large supply.
- 2 % i the outside price, except tor superior
River lambs. very lue lots sold at SC VII.
Poutry-Clus idera lie quantity selling As olloss.
turkeys AZ -; Sib- fowl at i5e 2 b; and chickens
al &c ~ d.
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B,caxoND MARkET, July i2.-The market
was about the same Is last week Batter
s,lI ataI 70 23e for good, and "a to 2'e ior
.b.;,c Cheese. farm dairies, . to lie.
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MlroN -Lamash, the young man WIG
"a. shot by Howard, on the third inst is
recovering Howard i among the missing
and is supposed to be somewhere IN Ne"
iIoMushi7c.
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.rn,t>Grox AND VICINITY

Interesting city, county and state news .t;'
NH be found on the fourth page o' TINS
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Tns T.. az 0. EaLRoAD.-The job Of CON-
u.ct.n- the Portland x 0giensburg road
cast. i7om West Concord to the Connecticut
river. is let to James Savage of Augusta,
Maine. and he viii have the entire line
ia ly for the iron in August The rails are
arc-ly bought and in Boston. and the
wors ai lying them down will be begun
very soon. The Portland people promise
10 have the bridge across the Connecticut
done a- soon as the Vermont division Is
rcl 3 so Use it.