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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-04-15

> County court n La Sale County, % the Apd Term,
john A. lockwood and William II; Rockxo9d. Execa
tors OF the last viii and testament OF Laura H. Lockwood
lockwood Harry lockwood. Everett RocFxood, %iIha%
G &C Mary pn sss
Fanny lockwood Isabella Roc kwood and Elisha T. Rock
DSSa n5ss!ef ta EAn1y sna
AFFIDAVIT Of the non.residence OF Mary Dunn Elisha
Fanny lockwood isabella lockwood and said Elisha K
lockwood Trustee Tor said Fanny and isabella lockwood
named having Teen flied in the oce OF CLERK coun
GSHi' b saf
wood. Isabella lockwood, Benjamin O. lockwood John
Fanny and Isaoes lockwood. that the said pc
titioners John A. lockwood and william H. !ocks
wood, deceased, have hled their petition in the said
Gouny La s s. for az oSe sell the
aease ia the
sIsven 5ocE i6IS IN Fir. Addition 70 North
The south hall OF the north hall q lots twenty and
inc h II
Fl in Gspsn ZEN ao2 ns or
twenty eight in the south half OF Section twentyone
as Ffecoe in
DEEDS on Page ola 10 the s once hr 81 can
term ma, ISIS CT Coa to Sc holden on the third Mon
city of Ottawa. La Sale county. ILL.,
Now, unless you the said Mary A. Dunn, Elisha E. Rock
WOOD BENJAMIN q. lockwood. John Z. lockwood Fanny
Rock wood isabella lockwood and Elisha 4. lockwood
Trustee for said Fanny lockwood and Isabella Rock
personally be and appear before the said County
Court OF La Sale county the first day OF term thereof
bs holden at the County Court House In the city OF OF
tawa in said La Sale county, the third Monday OF
May A. D. 1876 and plead, demur to the said petit
tone said petition e therein. the same ana the matters
and things therein charged and stated will be taken con
sed and decree entered against youaccordng TO the
prayer of said petition.
Ottawa, Illinois, March 18th, 1876
II. A. MCCALEB Clerk.
N.Yo WIpMKR. Atrys COR said Petitioner mars Iw
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For red hot specially, yu hav got to hunt
kreashun cluss, TO find an equal, to the kun
try boss jockey. He il allwuss man ov
plezant temperament, vain ov hiz opinyuns,
often ov more fancy than judgment, and quick
10 decide. He haz but little real aftecksun
tor a boss, and only luvs him for the cheat
that is in him. He IL allwuss reddy TO trade
for emmy thing, from yerling. kolt to the
kavalry boss that Gen. Butler rode, at the bat
tie ov Brandywine He never knows when
he gifts cheated, and eyer thinks, that the last
nag he got, IL the best one he ever owned. He
IL not bothered with too much conscience,
and would az soon lay out travel
ing preacher in swop, az hiz own father.in-
law, and do it without emmy malice, but just
for the honor ov the proteshun. | don't kuo
viii II IL, that man kan trade k0ws and be
pIous, and swop oxen, and be good ueakon
or even negoshate dogs, and be lookt upon
favourably, but when he goes into the hoss
trading enterprise, II he kant cheat, he haz
mistaken hlz calling, and amt happy. The
boss jockey liz sumtimes honest from policy,
and the man who IL simply honest from pol
icy, needs az much watching as hive Nv
bees do, who are just Citing ready TO swarm.
AN EASY QUESTION TO ANswER.-One OF
our citizens is blessed, or otherwise, with
very stubborn wife. In his case he finds that
when woman will she will, you may de.
pend ont and when she won't she won't, and
that an end ont" This popularity of dispo-
sition In his wife is no secret among his $3.50
ciatcs, and one of them meeting him the other
day asked:
w, do you know why you are like a
donkey!'
Like donkeyr'. echoed w -, opening
his eyes wide mo, / don't"
UDo Won give il up?"
81 do
Because your better half is s,ubbornness
itself"
That's not bad. Ha, ha! I'll give that to
my wife when get home"
Mrs. W" lie asked, as he sat down to
supper, "do you know why am like don.
KEY"
lie waited a moment, expecting his wife TO
give it up, but she didn't; sue looked at him
Somewhat commiseraiingly as she answered
~ suppose because you was born So"
W has abjured the habit of putting
conundrums to his wife.
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A DMINI S,TRAIIDRS SALE, Oh"
n REAL ESTATE.

Public notice s hereby gives that by virtue and In pur
OF order and decree OF the County Court OF La
Saecounty. In the state OF II inos made on the 10Th day
of August lS4 ha SAINT being one OF the days OF the
July term 1874 OF said court) la certain cause
wheen Sarah Strawn, Adm nstratrlr, and Walter ID.
STRAIN Administrator OF the estate OF David Srawn de-
ceAed petitioners and TeodosiA Eberso and Joseph
W. IbersO her husband and Bertha Morgan and Thomas
D. Morgan her husband, Glars Srswn Ella StrsWn Her
mani. Srawn Cora Bell Strswn Lewis foger. Peter 81
PHILIPPE. Watts, Louis Corthay, Frederick Ees John
Bragg Robert Moss, Abba L. Bain Ell Hodgs0n. Morgan
Antrim, Lores Kennedy James NJ Coo per. Charles H.
Corr Frederick Stoord Potter Daniels, Sarah strawn
the se OF the Real Estate OF sd David suawn deceased
tie of the debts Gant his estate the under
slgn and Administrator Of the Estate OF
said David Strswn, deceased will se At public vcndue In
sepate lots parcels TO the highest bidder at the south
door)f the County Court House, In the city OF Ouaws
the 2h day OF April 1876 commencing at the hour Of
two O'clock In the afternoon. the following real VIZ
The ast half OF the southwest quarter OF section twenty
and the half OF the northwest quarter OF Sec
ton hrtyour all In township thirty three morrill, range
three east OF the third principal meridian In the county OF
La Sale and state OF Illinois
The terms OF said sales Will he follows viz. The
Who'll Of the purchase money TO be pad al the ume OF
sale fourth thereof to be paid at the time OF sale
and remsnder with interest thereon al the rate OF ten
per cnt. annum in twelve months thereafter NJ the
Optio Of the purchasers the deferred To be se
cutecby the notes Of the purchaser with good personal Sc
cufi and mortgage tie premises sold DEEDS Tor the
premises sold will he executed TO the purchaser upon the
approval of the sale by said court
Mach 2ith, ls6.Gw SARAH STRAWN.
WALTER ID. SiRAWN.
AdminstratriX and Administrator Of the Estate
OF David Strawn, deceased.
d. T. JONES, Attorney for Administrators.
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CITY sHoEING FORGE.

We efer to the shop the Fox River bridge on
Main treet lately Opened by Messrs Costello kendck
FOR hose shooting and Obbng OF every description Mess
Costello q kendrick are well known here ~ nrt.clss
learned their trades here and have worked here
and we know of no better wOrkmea IN the ely
Their hOpis well supplied and Is conveniently near TO The
busnos and ommend friends TO give
them call when smiths services required. aprl|w
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LANDS

Tie Last Chance for good Agricultural Ls1ts TEN
E,ts ,EEuiT AZ Sly PHR CENT Interest. Don't run any
risks but 70 70 country that las l,en rLOyEp 10 hE
coon. send your address by POSTAL. Carl
y Laud tom,r Is. ~ NJ. II. E.. burlington.
Iowa, and receive free copy Of IUzA and Ne1rasks
farmer, With Chart OF Lands. and Low
Round Trip Rates. apr.
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NOJ>ICE.-EsTATR OF BENJAMIN HISS, DEC'D.-
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned, Execu
OF the last Will and testament OF BENJAMIN Huss late
Of the county La Sale and state OF illinois, deceased will
appear before the County Court OF said county on The
third Monday (being the fifteenth day. OF May 1876 At the
County Court House In Ottawa, in said county, when
and where all persons having claims demands against
said estate are notified to attend and present the same In
writing for adjustment.
Dated this 18th day OF March A. n. 1876.
SAMUEL HUSS,
BENJAMIN HUSS,
april -6w Executors.
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The other day, u lady on a conductorless
s.roet. car handed her ticket to man who sat
onnosite. and he received 1t with blank
look, turned it over, and said;
ayes, guess that's good ticket
She motioned toward the ticket.box, and he
looked that way, and replied:
"Got it Of the driver, Ell? Well, suppose
| It's all right"
"Please put il IN the box" she whispered.
"In the ,,x, Why of course will. ! am
always " Hing to oblige any one, and an
glad can be OF service to you"
After disposing of the ticket, he took his
sent and said:
There madam, your ticket is in the Dox,
and now If can do anything else to obllge'
please command me-"
She blushed, and looked this way and that,
and he continued:
"Dont be backward, madam. If there's
any question you want To ASK JUST speak
right up"
She pulled the bellaud started for the door,
and he SAID:
"Why-why 6idn't you ask me to pull the
bell? / would have cheertullp pulled IL Win
the greatest vigor."
Mr.. Peduncle went out to milk the other
day. Now if there 10 any one thing Mr. req.
uncle pr,des himself upon 1t Is his perfect
command of a COW. With his bucket en- the
ground he milks with both hands and sings.
meanwhile occasionally bestowing, word of
warning upon the COW, II she whisks her tall
at him, or tries to scratch her back with her
hind foot. On this occasion he had nearly
finished, and was singing chcerfully:
"My soul $50, nowD be on thy guard |;
What in the Egyptian sand-hills ails this
cow0
"Ten thousand Nhunder and borax! stand
still y foes arise"--
And as Mr.. p. raised himself up from the
barn floor and wiped the milk out OF his ears
and nose, and. he saw up in the loft the wife
of his bosom with long switch in her hand
with which she had been tickling the gentle
animals nose, and she SAID in an awful voice:
"Oliver Peduncle, reckon you'll wrap your
old tobacco box in my hand kerchief again
next Sunday, won't ye?-and have me ter
take 1t to church and sling it out on the floor
-heyw
When he milks now, Mr.. Peduncle sings
very softly indeed, and keeps one eye on the
loft
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NO,TlCE.-EsTATK OF GEORGE EMERY. DECEASED.
~ Notice s hereby given that the undersigned, Admin
trstrH OF the estate OF Gery Emery late Of the county OF
La Sale and State OF Ros deceased will appear before
the County Court said county the third Monday (be
the nineteenth day of June 1856 at the County Sourt
House IN ottawa in said county, when and where all per
having claims or demands against said are
tihed TO attend and present the In writing for ad
iustment
Dated this 9Th day OF April A. D. 1876.
ANN EMERY,
aprs6w Adnlinlstrstrix.
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CTAT T.; OF ILI.INOIS,L La SALLE Co--ss.
- IN the Circuit Court Mere1, 10 June Term A.. D..S16
In Chdncerg.
Louisa Schmidt =. Frederick Schmidt.
II appearing from affidavit ne In the office OF the
clerk OF SAID court that the place OF residence where
sbous OF the said defendant cannot upon due Inquiry be
found and said complainant having filed her bill OF com
plant in SAID court the chsncery side thereof the
Eth day of April p. 1886 herein and summons having
been issued thereon according TO law
Notice therefore is hereby given to said defendant Fred
erick Schmidt that unless you personally be and ap.
pear before said court sad thereof TO be held
the Court House In Ottawa In said county, on the first
summons is returnsble) and plead snswer demur or ex
cept to said BILL the win be taken for confessed
against and the matters and things therein prayed
decIeed accordingly. CHARLES II. HOOK Clerk.
JOHN b. RICK Solicitor. sprS+w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-19
A Climax In OrthograplIy.

From the Detroit Free PreaS.
An old man who owns a stall at The
City Hall Market took a notion a few
days since to use his spare hours in bot
tering his education. Procuring spelling
book, his face was seen behind Il when
ever trade was dull. he tired, no wever
Of spelling the words to himself, and en-
gagged the service Of a boy about thirteen
years old, having the next .stall, to hear
his lessons. Everything passed of all
right for two or three days, and then q
storm arose and a climax came. Hold.
ing the book in both hands the boy OBJ
served: '5.-T ,'...,',:, t.,..
Eve now come 10 the word awelcome.
How do you spell itF ga., -,
"Well, sir, l spell 1t w.el.k,u.m."
.1t,Not correct" 4 u.rr' slFr -t
"K.om, then" g...,.7s. ct.
aNo, Sir" t H ...l
"Then its kim" .r .r
"No, Sir" LII o. a,aal III
"Boy, don't you lie 10 me, warned the
4 guess I'll resign my Office, )" replied
the lad, as he laid the book down. five
let you go on and spell cat with a k,
horse wilhoutany e, boy with double
TO II, because you are old and l didn't
want to hurt your feelings. But when
you call me liar, and don't know how
to spell the word; i,S time for me TO re-
Sign -.i fll.l 10 D. td1 TssaI
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rRAassoarAr,en.
lNLRYEI.AND a PITTSBURGH RAILROAD
y COHDRHYRD TINE CARD.

On and GIts, DeesnNr& lSiG, rHAllS I'll ~
daily, iOEscgg 5ls,layVyss ygllessA Illi
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appointed herders, u help drive the
great herd OF cattle With the column.
Rough as!the lot was, the lad never com.
planned. He was seeing wild Life, which
was all he wanted, and had obtained
leave 10 20 this scout with tho General.
Boston Clusters official position was that
Of forage master to the Seventh Cavalry,
which be. had held some time. BE had
been for years Of consumptive tenden-
cy. and his only chance for life was the
open afr existence Of the plains. How
far better for him the wild, heroic death
he died, under the blue sky, fighting like
q true Caster, to the slow, lingering,
failing end Of a consumptivo, which was
his certain portion had he lived.
; 80 closed the lives OF the three Gus,
tiers and their young nephew, fallen on
that stricken Geld.n so 800 '".
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FI:oR GALE.
.MRusTREIs Sam.

In purn1nco o. Deal Of Trust Rtyen BY GsorR,
", Eefhait and vEs, dated August 9ith. Ism, III
recorded In the Clerks ONCE Tor Ono cosinty. We
HiHlnla, In Deod Box No. 90, taee NJ. ~! Ind
also b. the Written dlTeglonS d BSIbSf1 Eekhsrt
wife or aid GOoae W. EelAGrt, I Win, Cd
WEDNESDAY, the 2oth da3 Of DSctmbSf. 1870
Ill the following described property, eonyeytd n
me By Sald deed Of trtISt Tor 80 hioh thereof 4,
may ibd necessary 70 Far OF tho lies on aid pro,
neriy At tho data u tho eonyeYanoo lhNe namod),
io-Rlt: Lots EoA nine Co) and twenty-five en-, IA
North Wheeling BlsO LoS HoA thirty seSht 1881
and twenty GA, thirty.AK teB, thtrty.4yeh
(S1, twenty eight 80. twenty. ntne l29h thitty.
one al ihlrty-tNo tS2l and thlrty'three Isl, u
North Wheeling. ~. 20 p ~ r''N..
HaId sale will 30 made d the front door Of thl
Court HouAe ior Ohio county, at 10 o'cOek A. y.
on the following terms: One third o. the ptftchas
money 10 b lAld In cab, the balance IN six
Twelve ADD eighteen monthA with interest; delsr'
nd payments 10 10 satisfactorily SECURED.
c. Z. ST1FEL, Trustee.
WHEELING, November ", 1875. M Z
In addition 70 tho above, viii also oSr for lall
at the am0 lime aud plaee, part o. Lot No tea ~
on Maln stnet, North Wheeling, iAbout The oIe.
third tbefeoi) being the anne PM now occupied
by JOseph Rl6ttlTr '57g .1f n0Jo
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This Bank Ia organized and prepared ~ tAnsaci
the buGinels Of banking In ali i'd dFtalll
II succeeds the First National Bank Of Wheoling,
d owned BY tho sane shArsh0IdeTS and 10 under The
By carefully regarding the interegtA Of Ito CORES.
poudenn and DRPOSiloTs, Grd BY prompt and
lAithiul execution 81 their Nish, II h6pea 70 merit
thetI esteem aud eohddepoe. ak.
Eotoa and Bills discounted. .-.... ID ........ e
Collections made on MI points throughout the
United SlAtSa.
DepoCit Accounts subject to check Gt sight 10
add tndIyiduAlA.
odtl6t1tts d Dsroht Issued payable on demand
or ut a1ed tlRtea. l1'll1G lt' III al rfaIpi I
fHtOrat allowed on speSial DepodtA ..l' ,
DIRECToEa;
John 4. sB9.Hiarf, wn. 2 snpson.
George Adams, . ru John L Hohta,
Con. W. Fnnzhslm, o G. DVWeJ. '-s,t
Henry N. HAper. o.. uyn-dAr
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acknowledgement
A ROMANTIC cABEER.

A nov,trrE trrE or ossER [ GEo. A; CUSTER,
N liz General Of yOluUIsetS, Beyet MaIoT Gem
nj Soysnth United StAics CavGlIy. By FRED.
4s,oc WEITTAxIR, Dtevet Captain Sixth New
YTE YeIs 40 Cavalry. Sheldon 4 Co., New
Yak KsT. Wm. Hobbs. Agent and CanTaAser,
Nyh.allng
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FlINAMcIIAL.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY

h .al n. A. EItAHnLRn, olahiGf. 70 owls
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a,,insas Lettsts 10, 10 should DO Addfessed
r,SS 4 ca nobeN," and should In no case DO 3D.
i,ssSed 10 ether Individual mSnsH Of Tho Urn b
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EERu.WEEKLY.

b. mol, "a sdpdnos, poGteSs PrPosd.
M yssr........,.,,...1 OslslT monthI..
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AID N 0ItIa ooPy % PeIson BOtUnS Up IIuU'
nS-Tho above pTicas are lnylriable. Remit q
TbTs nsitheT q Thea can b procured, Dond the
p,0nsy 10 RsgiStGrOd Letter.
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WEEKLY.
BIZ saa, "a aduaRot, roaGas pr9a4- !!
!, ysS............si sOisix IsUuhG.. @
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

IJvyRroot, jan l7-l230 m.Cotton is steadier MID
ding Upands led. MiddHng Orleans I'd sales l2OuO
bales including 1000 for speculation and export receipts
1900 OF which 200 we're American Cotton 70 arrve qet
ana unchanged sales Of Middlng Upands, Low Middns
clalse, shipped December (per sail al 6 vi
Middng Upands, Low Middng clause March anu
April delivery, at 6sl do DO, April ana May delivery |"
6llgd. $1,000, - - H.
IivERPooI, Jan. 1920 p m.corn. 20 a29e Or Tor
New Mixed Western and 81 ed32 for Old do o. o, ,.x
IIYEEPOOI- Jan IA m-Of the safes OF Coton V"ua'
7,4D0 bales American. ,.,, ,,.,..s.
IvEHPOoI, Jan. l7-c30 D. m.-Sales OF Mddng uplands
Cotton Low Middling clause, shipped February ana Marcn
(per ss at 6iIed; do do shipped January ana feDmy
er sai at SGD do, shipped April and May per sal a.
LpERPooI, l7Ey eningSpirits OF Tnrpentine 2o
cwt. g..
LONDON Jan 17-123O p. m.-The rate OF discount FOR
In the market Is 31s cent wlich Is .
ptr below the Bank Of England rate The rate Tor money
the stock Exchange on Government securltts ~
cent United bonds 1865 old, 1854 ls61., Jos
lOIOs lO6ia 6s l04 Erie Railway shares lae no.
LosDos Jan I7-I3o D. m-Consols 9si'is for money and
LoxDoS jan 1880 p 90 i'lc for money and
LoNDOS, Jan. IA D. m.-The amount OF bullion with
drawn from the Bank Of England on balance To-Day Is
960O0. ,,- ,ro,-
Fives O41 Refined Petroleum. lldll I'D gallon Ialo"'
LoNboS Jan 17-Evening adyces quote Rentes Go
G7 nc. - NJ, ~ ,
Spirits Turpentne. 253 q cwt .,..,
HXiwrRP Jan. l7-Petroeum 324 for Fine Pale Ameri'
M,
FRANKFORT l7-Uned States Bonds New Fves 99'''
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18

27c; State and AZ 2b026cs western ~ 23o
2JC the latter Choice; Southern al 23124c ChOice
Canada 2sa2jo and Lmed At 2Od23c Tor western and
State.
RICE-Foreign quiet at GA a59c for Rangoon and 20
for Patua fair demand anc steady AT ohdo2
for Louisiana ana 6aG7 2c for Carolina -. -. -
sEEDS-Calcutta IiDseed was quiet ut szds2 OH gold
Coyer seed was Hrm with good demands the sales
$50 bars state 13dl4c l75 bags canada at IL &C., and
bags Western private trms western quoted al l3d
l3izc. ... - ,,,. -
80 "a Grade. at l25sc. 3 ~
sUGAR1ne market was quiet but firm sales OF ~ hhds
600 boxes Cayed at Sc, AID 81 hhds
sugar at 7sc Far TO Good refining was Quoted az
8doc Prime sac; Centrifugal OF 8L2d9'-c. Refined was
steady trade l04c. Crushed; l0i2c for
GTlnaed lOn for Powdered lll4c. Tor cat Loaf and
100 10 &c. for standard A." .
TALLOWMario shade easier, with sales OF 76OOO 10 at
0i4 9y SC for Good to Prime
TEA-The market Is dun and depressed within few days
however $780, half chess Green Japan and Congou have
been sold. only moderate line trade il being done.
WHISKY-Market unchang god sae, 80 bbs at 81 II, and
200 bDls. at 81 l02 y gallon
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18
COTTON MARKETS.

GALyrsroS Jan. l7.-Cotton duh Middlng i2Sc Low
Middlng 2c. Good Oninary, lO'sc; hot receipts = 100
bales. gross 2.2l3 bales exports. To Great B1ain Lou
br CyastWe az bales sales, l3Ji bales; stock, eI@io
bales
Ntfdnc i2c. GOo1 Ordinary, lie; net receipts. Zso
bales; pross 33lO bales. exports to Great Britain lozJ
bales coawisc, 3i7 baiesi saioe. l.oOO baios so1A
$685. bales
Nidanng lZisc: Cool ordinary, IL tc net iut' -
bales gross rDceIps OJ3 bales exports, 10 or NJ irth
bales ooasteise % bales sales, go bales splnos
200 bales stock, o. Il bacr. -
RosTON Jan. i7.-COttOn dul: Middlng 13ic; low
Mddlng I2stc Good Ordinary. II 2c net receipts l3 80
bales gross, 6401 bales sales, lij bales stock, l3ii
bales
WILMINGTON Jan. Cotton quiet nominal; Middline.
I2i,,.; Low blhdng llaic. Good Ordinary lOc; not
ceips 5I2 bales exports coasNise, 63 bales stock 100
bales. -
IOUfyILfF Jan. 17.-COtton dull. Midlng l2ilc
LOUIS Jan. lICOtton numinaiy unchanged; 6ddling.
l2isc: Miadling l9c; Good Orina1y lOc. receipts,
2,jS bales shipments l623 bnes sales 1876 bales stocE.
NEw.OmR.Ns Jan. l7-Cotton-Denand good Mddling,
l2c; Lidding Ill4c.; Good Ordinary lOc.; net
ceps 1906 bales gross l72S3 bales exports TO Great
Britan 009S bales; To the continent ass, coaswee 522
bales; sales 1900 bales stock. 3l3.5 q balgs.
MOBlLg. Jan. l7.--Ctton quiet; MilLng. 1870; Low
Mddlng, iis1 &c nood Ordinary lOci net receipts.
309l % Lslss $50 bales;
sirS. 1,5UO bales; stock. 49, II bales.
jan l7.-COftOn stOalieri MidfliUg. 12hci
4s22 bales shipments 1910 bes sales 1900 bales;
CnisIssros Jsa I7-Co,ton quiet s'itllns l9Tac,
Mddiing, iZtqi2t@i Good Cfinaiy lie net iceeipts
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18
6leamboals an0 Railroads..

ERIE RAILWAY. ,--,-- H. .u.., ,,o. .,
IL WINTER ARRANGEMENT of Trains In cnoct SoV'S2
1876, o,,.. ~, ,-~,,o.. n-,,v,pg
Coaches 10 Buffalo ahd HloeDnP NO'oO' :" N'0'N
a aIo45 n m-Express Mail Buffalo and Niagara Falls
- n. (Dayj.-Pacnc Express for the West Sleeping
Co,fhes through Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls. ClnciD
natl cleveland and Chicago without change also Hotel dining
eaT9 10 este cambarss Depot NJ Y, for Newark
0i5 $50 1915. 1870 3l5 5:l5 and 6l' p M and ~
minght SATURDAY nights ONLY sundays ,5d 9do a. mr
ii:SO ,. n Sundays $50 70 a. NJ lt5 ,sS G.S9 il;oo ~
f. noon ii5. s. 5l5 3i5 4:SO 5, 5l5. 9, o. $50.
s Sunday. ay,V $50 SO Is m 10 a. M, iiS $50 = SS SUI
sandsy- l5 " 10 $50 90 a. a. m los $40 a. T. Il ornIa
a. M. $50 4'O p M. sundays. $50 TO- N9S6ntgh W. W.
SA9 M nj io4 4G +So @ 6 n slnd'E m ns.iSD. SS $50 %
sundays $50 a. IN. Goshen. T3O o. 1910 A. M go S.4o
d:3O Z p M SUNDAYS, $50 10 M p M h MddetoTn o m
D. M The 9 H. and i30 trains eonnect WIN & rem
York Oswego Midland Railroad at Manst foIt
73O o. I0i5 m, 4;3O, p m. Sundays ooC ~ To- H ~
fp.m ,oprIIrpN y y oF " T.
Trains leave for Englow0od, Coster Permoh5 NyaoE
a. M lor all except yaek) s30 0f5 M l23o 2i a. siin
5.jO $50 73O and saturday nights only at li''o p IN
sundays, o a. N. and o.lo y. m. - otxo M aAkn m
Nanuet spring Valley, and Monsey Vo an % r nj, hou-.
aye 1i1 Al deen minutes earlier than above tmo trains
leaving Chambers quarter hours aSe z0usI tny min.
earlier Boat teayes 23dst AZ 10y u ui
with trains leaving Chambers st. at ll3O p H. ana IL mid
for passago and apartments in Drawing and
Sleepng be obtained aud orers ot The checking
sd Baggage DO lett at the Compauys Offices
Eus g.,g. 623, and 057 Broadway No. Courtst
brsklyn and at the Conipany's Depots. -. -. . ~.
Express trains nom the West arrive IN No"'forR" f'5'
u" JNo H. ABSofr General Passenger Agent SewYosk.