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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Ts1n " Es15all. C4reu!. Coart,
"a Cellar Co. Iowa
Jn4ss Ess1AiL AE-Es. tern. is-S.
To ggIIx Kendall defendant
Ynu are hereby notified there ia rcx On
. "a tie os-sc@ 81 tie Clerk ii the Circuit
Cart, II sa1 sor tie esaIty % Cedar IL TIE
STATE osIoxz. petition Of Join W. KsodalI
plaintiff, elSI mig ~ yo- divorce from tne
byats of raz,rsuoony heretofore existing
between yes1 and plaintiff On the grand Of
year adultery s9tssq aent 10 aid marriage
Sos uD4s-@ roo sff~rsy 10 said petition
and defend thereto al or before noon of The
s@eCn6 day u the next term u said Court
~ D1 b<g1n and bed AZ Tipson in said
efsEnty On tAs 5ssh day 81 A8g. Is-s . dssAal.
will D@ entered sgssnst 700 and Judgment
rendered thereon IN aeeor1@nce with the
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IOWA STATE
Normal School,
CEDAR FALLS.
This Institution will open lis frat term
Wednesday September q, 1876

All persons desiring To become students are
requested to meet meet me At my Office,
August IL, 1873. At 10 q. m. TO receive inform
alton concerning the School. and to pass an
examination for, at least a third grade GER
OF Appointhsnte emitting them TO attend
znee In said school. Applicants 70 as. come
with a certificate Of good moral character
signed By some responsible person. All
can make application.
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NAL school, pu n uaEt TO law b A. authorized
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The New York herald., 1876-03-09

bid SIS 70 asked May sIs IS bid SIS e7S asked June.
The sales $500 terces Sl3 67 Si3 10 for April
ss @ 50 sSIs sIS for May aud slS ny for June Po.
Iss%sd Is SS;fS At as sS s south Amss: cass
Butter vas arm, with good inquiry for all grades We
quote 's'a.e as'ries fair 70 good 26c 2c choice 70
4ee Western good to choice. 2ec 2se fair eooe
We quote state factory. common to good 41,e Ijse
hne 20 fancy l51zc l4e skins &c O6io factory
s good % to osRSs fancy Sc S'S Z sa s''
active. with sales showing steady range of prices We
SISis o roos F 20 RI@s S $50 LosS@'
Patna, good, 4c 4sc, gold' kangoon. in bond 81 so
sUeAR--in raw moderate business transacted mar
Ie steady the sales we're ol hhds common 20 low fair
Rico at 71Se Refined was steady, but quiet We quote
choice Sc s1sc; do. centrifugal hhds. aud boxes
g 49, SIC; O. do, molasses hhds and boxes, 61e a
o s' ,a & 20 snSlSsb eassbeS d. iose oe powdered
lose i6s<e; grsnala.ed Ioi.c cut loaf io5sc lie
SrRARN-Recepts2O5 tierces sales 20 tieces ordinary
RI ssT'sa s ht 70 o1ss and 81 ob The
market was quiet but steady, with sales Of about 10000
whsKrY- -Reeepts-54s bbls. whskey and SO do alcohol
closing at the higher % figure e. Jus ''' -
FREIsnrs.-rhsre light business accomplished both
offerings in each weak The engagements
Ss. clover & Sap a5S S
terms; for grain nominay I'D 80 lbs To London.
100 hhds talIow 3os To Bristol by sail bbls flour
ON private terms, the Tor the gram reported
in last Sd per bushe; Antwerp per steam 10000
bushels grain private term 800 b6s Hour, & and 100
hhds tobacco private terms The charters comprised
Italian bark hence Cork orders with 5000 quarters
grain. 6s. Sd Norwegian bark (o color from Phadel-
phia with $500 bbs crudc refined petroleum United
Kingdom at IS Sd privilege Of Continent, Is Cd NOR
wegian bark from Baltimore to Cork for orders with 5000
quarters grain. 6s 9d. British ship reported
from Philadelphia Dublin with 6o00 quarters grain Is.
British bark. III tons hence TO ST. kits general
$3.50; American bark from Mobile TO Rotterdam, with
cotton, AT I'D American brig 1867 reported
Genoa Leshorn Naples. with Kentucky tobacco
36s 3D., and back Gloucester with salt, los
bushe; American bark. 557 tons, reported hence
Auckland New Zealand with general cargo at Ei $50
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON March 8. 1876
Cotton firm mddlng IKE low middling. &c good
ordinary Zoe Net receipts 4s2 bales Exports-To the
Continent, l,244; coastwise 1887 Sales 1899 Stock.
YKw ORLEANS, March 8, 1876.
good s, g s..S Sfs Sesg @ 10 y ssass Sss 3 ~
Continent, 800; eoastwise, l7l2 Sales 0OOO Stock
SAVANNAH March g, 1875
Cotton dull middlng, IKE; low middling, lie. good
s6s Continent POO coasw,s s1e 5
NOZZLE. March 8, 1916
Cotton quiet; middling. l24c.; low mddng il1Sc. a
gU1S s 500 s,ns s AZ 9 paies E1
CHARLKsroS March g. 1875
Cotton steady middling. l25se. i21se, low mddng
04s bales Exports coaSt~se 52d Sales 300 Stock
BurraLo, March $, 1875.
SsS Sai SS %Ssa 0s7sy s 4R SSsSs
active nominal Corn quiet and steady cars
Ss Rye Barley
ada at se loo do 20 az soc Fork quiet a. s22 %
nOmihsly 81 90.
Flour quiet and uneh. .ngcd Wheat quiet bur steaay
No white Wabash u 81; No do. 81 y; No. white
and March 81 2s&; May ST "a 40 2 red winter ST 23is
mixed 17e Nay SOC June held at s2c low do, ioise
so Dayton and asaysa 5 no Grsde a4c damaged
seed IS = Is Hoss - - Reesipts2o 600 eusAel,
bbls flour. 5000 bushels wheat 5000 do corn.
CHICAGO March s. 1876.
Flour du but unchanged. Nheht-fatr dema and, but
lower No Chicago spring. 81 oSs; No do s7Ac
9sAac April: 81 ON. May No. do S2c rejected
~ &c TIE Cora Demand fair aud market firm No. 2
mixed 435sc, spot 43'Sc March, 44c, April 47sc May
high mixed, Zoe. rejected, 36l &C. Oats quiet aud
unchanged Barcy-Demand and market rn AZ S7lsc
all around Rye steady aud firm u35sc Pork Irregular
but la the main higher So To- 81 20 81 37s.
April; 81 I5, May. LardDemand fair aud prices have
advanced; sls i2s spot. Sls 2o. April; sls - May.
ceipts-Four lOOOl bbls wheat, $1,000 bushels corn.
81 900 do; oats, $1,000 do; barley, 5000 do rye,
5000 Shpments-Flour 300 bbs wheat. - 900 bush
els. corn, 63OOO do. oats. 2IUO0 do barley, 1000
do 400 do At the afternoon call OF the Board wheat
lower at ge5tc, April; 81 O2'S May Corn aud
changed. Pork lower at so IS, April; S22 37L May.
Lard easier. AZ Sl3 70. April SI3 40. May.
The New York herald., 1876-03-09

The Daily Bulletin furnishes the following advance


A meeting Of the Executive Committee OF this COM
pany held at to-day, whereat the official re-
port of its GDancIa condition presented. An ab
stract will be found elsewhere II will be seen the
actual surplus over and above the amount applicable
as dividend only s33 els. II is said that every die
rector present voted or the passing OF the regular
quarterly dividend until the quarterly meeting,
which takes place the 7th OF June
UNION PACIFIC
The following Is abstract OF the report OF the
Union Pacific Railway Company submitted at the meet
ing to-day In Boston,
The actual gross earnings for 1875 Sll. oe3 s32 90
Operating expenses, including taxes. 4,9S2o47 %
Leaving surplus earnings. s............ S7OIl 7s4 IL
operating expenses being IL 54lo0 per cent Of gross
earnings
Compared with the year previous there has been an
Of the gross earnings Of 433 05I o. an n-
in OF s127, ,344 Os In surplus
ST. 1o7 So The passenger business gains II 6s 100
per cent and freight earnings 10 4s.lO0 per cent
During the year $500 S65 expended In new con-
struclion, embracing locomotives, passenger and
freight cars bridges, rolling mills repairs OF track
snow defenccs, &c, &c. In regard the latter 1t is
remarked that the winter of 1871 and 1872 with less
than half the OF this winter trains were delayed
weeks this winter we have combated the heavy drift
ing fall Of and. extraordinary cold weather sue
cessuIy with unusual delay OF trains or hindrance
to travel"
Arrangements have been made during the year with
the Kansas Pacific Railroad, that its system OF rail-
roads IN Kansas and Colorado working In harmony
with the Union Pacific The development Of new mines
In Colorado is adding TO the volume Of business Dur
ing the year 1876 the furnishing Of coal the road
and for commercial uses has been thoroughly system
atzed Chinese labor has been substituted for white
labor when has proved great success both In cost
aud In reliability OF the laborer The production OF the
coal mines during 1875 amounted to Dos, 222 tons
The total amount land sales for 1875 Ill o4o IS
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, March g, 1876.

BkEvEs-Trade slow, with reduction of lc per h.
os,d weak" there bspE several herds % Snsod prices RANGED
IS lbs 81 lbs have been allowed net At sixess street
yards Eastman sold for self "a Illinois steers 91c
ehcwt scsni A Illinois at se per b. weight "a
lie. per H., weight cwt r. Wheeler +
ewt 20 IlliSois steers at i24e H. weight 50 ewt
SOLD ioF = .sf % IS Illinois steers ' =, ioj4e per f.,
s = SGs @ aSS. M per y O TsEh A ew
sses at Zoe per h.. with 81 on per head weight cwt,
strong N LSatefSsel sold for Morris @sxes Is
Gas %H g no. steers Dss weight psa o 81 weight eight
~ ewt ulery 4 Cary sold on eommIssSn ; ;i$,
nOs steers GERS. a: e H. weigh. strong 70 A % a
per Weight a. @ Sssn per- s
sssa;i % 9.ss iT SE 'T na. % ss;
steer. & ps at o e. Weight s per q 'GnS % 80 ~S: sn
for IT, Uman, IL illinois s31c. per b. weight
is Weight s's sSt S fSe Te CO. psr
st:iFs E e. nc Pss & at IT,
weight ~ ewt "a Texan Steers at 9s,c per lb weight
1Ss steers S suS a .,ssr, per G YSs ~ ew for
81 & Ss IoSiorbssS % held on on sse % for % kepSef kSsSsf
Co 81 Missouri steers for 70. Morris wsxes IS Illinois
Illinois steers ut Ole lb weight cwt. 81 Illinois
@ TO- IS 4s sser. no s & at
lie. lb weights IA u cwt; Illinois steers
I14c per lb., weight sk ewt Tor Klopfer Co.
96 Missouri steers 1t loc- I0]<c. per lb., weight
Sl 81 Missouri steers ldsc. ilJsc per
h.. weights IA cwt n 4 cwt
SHHEP LAMBS.-Trade dull, with several nocks
unsold quality fair to good Sheep sold at &c.
7sc per lb. Lambs not quoted Hume Elliott sold 200
OHIO sheep, weight 10 lbs head. I9sc. per l
Ohio sheep. weight e5 lbs per head at 7c. ID ~
Ohio sheep, weight 81 lbs head NC lb Judd
a Buckingham held sale load of sheep
Kase Pidcock sold 2l5 Illinois sheep, weight
4l0 lbs per lb 63 Illinois sheep weight 263
lbs a. &c per lb 1876 Virginia sheep weight 1910 lbs
6Sc b; III Missouri sheep, weight IL $50 lbs
61sc per h. held on sale, 2 car loads OF sheep
VEALs CALyEs-rrade small and slow smooth quail
ity veals sold SIZE lie H. grass calves and
fed calves held sale
HoCs-There u live hogs o sale
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET AND STEADY
FUTURES QUIET AND sTEADY-FI1oUR STEADY
WHEAT QUIET-CoRN EAsY-oATs A TRIFLE
oFF-PoRK FIRMER-LARD FIEMER-wHIsKEY
sTEADY--PKTRoLEUM FIRM--sPIRITs TURPEN
TINE FIRM M-RosIS sTEADY-ou.s QUIET
FREIGHTs QUIET BUT STEADY COFFEE
QUIET-sUGAR STEADY
WEDNESDAY, March Sc p N.
Business continued light in almost every description
OF merchandise, but there few moro exceptions
TO the rule, and they important in charac-
ter On Change -four steady under a moderate in
quiry. Wheat in light request at
Corn was easy Oats triae on Whskey
steady. Pork and lard active and hrmer.
Freights quiet but steady. Cotton quiet but
steady. Coffee quiet Naval stores unchanged
Oils were generally quiet Petroleum ruled hrm but no inn
portan changes made in prices Sugar steady
CoFFREThe market for Rio and santos quiet; 5000
bags Contest sold late evening at private price,
Mild coffee quiet We quote -ordnary cargoes i5c q
l5Ac: fair do ie1ac 1es4c. good do. l7e. slTA4e
prime do l7c lsc Santos, fair to good l616c i7c,
gold ninety days; Java bags 23c 2ic do.
grass mats 23c. 25c Singapore, do 9c zoe Ceylon,
1876 1915 Maracaibo 1916 191<c Laguayra IKE
lsIkc.; Jamaica, 1910 1sc St Domingo, l5c 1876
Porto Rica lie 1Sc: Costa Rca. lie lSc. Macassar
lS1sc l95ac Mexican, lie lSc Manila, l7c. lsc
AngOstura lie lSc. Savanilla, l6c. lsc CuracoR
l0c- a lie.
CorroS.-The market for spot cotton steady but
quiet Futures closed steady but quiet The closing prices
to-day compare with Tuesdays closing prices follows
The New York herald., 1876-03-09

Wheat was quiet without decided change although tho
previous transactions The sales comprised about 03 500
bushels At 81 20 Tor no grade winter 81 "a for No Chicago
for old in and ~ S2S for Canada club in bond Rye
yana and Sic SEE Tor Western BARLEY was sold 10 tho
of 10000 bushels No Canada private terms.
at 81 10 time Oats were dull aud easier The sales COM
track 4Ssc 44c Tor No and 45c Tor No Oh grade
HENr AND JurE--we note sales OF 1GOD bales Manila
hemp, arrive by the elicon 7 god and I5D bales
ssa on private terms We quote Amercan dressed $40
nominal for undressed; Manila hemp &c 7Ac gold, the
500 gold Jue s&c DE gold jute butts, 5Sc a
ssse currency spot 90 20 arrive 2slc zse gold ac.
hoLissEs was steady but quet sales Of New Orleans
sold at auction at is'sc SOC We quote Cuba centri-
enns o % ss do grocery xS SOC zs 4
Porto Rico see Doe; English Islands, SOC soc. New
NAVAL sroRrs. rhe market for spirits turpentne was
sole; 100 southern bOs al doe. and 26 do. do. at
81 s. 81 o3 tar Wash,n%,on 81 III DO wmipgaeS
ss follows 1l.osln steady b e. 81 42s; c. D. r. q 45
yellow dip, - 30; spirits firm, 35c.
ons-fhe market remained ct and without Important
cru yellow Sse Se yellow and white winter zoe oSe
ii sperm. crude, 81 55 81 90; do bIeached winter
ii 80 DO. natural do 81 30; whale crude Northern zoe
casks ~ Ia 81 22 do. eases 81 81 ~ 90; winter
bleached tsh. DOC crude fish, 4sc 5Jc.
fsrnoLtvA.-lhe market ruled hrm, but there was no
important demand The closing prices we're follows
crude IN bulk sc sse do IN bbis. il.se renned. in
bbls i4c do Isle. ls5ac for ordinary brands
Refined At Phadelphia Isyse. sga At Baltimore 1879
Advicesirom the Creek follows s-Parker's United
81 0l4 bid y 92 asked; Union. 81 s7s asl 90 Saip
United at Nels-Imne edato shipments, - O71, 81 10
Housewife quiet aud dull, e. ~.
PROVISIONS -koceipts-Pork, 1877 bbls.; lard. 1895
tiorces and - meats 3OJ packages bacon 26
boxes beef 62 tierces The pork market active
and nrmer both for and forward deliveries The closing
"calln prices follows March, 81 40 bid <22 30
asked April 81 81 bid Sz3 May s23 10 bid S23
asked June. Sl3 20 bid, S23 40 asked July, S23 30
bid s23 % asked. Tho sales about 1900 bbs At
SO S23 10 for March, s23 S13 10 Tor April and 813 -
S2s 80 for May spot sales we're about $50 bbs at ss5
S23 10 Cut meats steady, with sales Of 500 picked
shoulders At lQe 100 tieces picked hams at lSe is
25ODO lbs picked bellies private terms and 2o boxes
clear bellies AZ lSc Bacon was strong with sales Oi 10
aud short clear private terns city long
quoted at iX1sc i3c. and Western 12t<c. Beef
steady $40 80 sic for packet S2 50 x 80 Tor extra
SO $ll 30 for plain and $50 fj Tor city
India sales 175 bbls within the range
Beef hams quiet. but steady. SO for prime
Western smoked meats ruled steady. 1Jc 10 Tor
hams and lie for shoulders zoo hams sold c Lard
In good speculative demand and the bb OF the sales
higher prices The closing can prices were as
foip March sia coMf f's 20 askei: Anrii s3 G7i.
The New York herald., 1876-03-09

AND DECLINE
The following the changes In closing prices CON-
pared with those OF yesterday
ADvAScK-New York Central, y; c., c. G. and l., l; I;
Atlantic aud Pacific Telegraph, = Lake Shore. q
Michigan Central, IL Northwest, common, q; New
Jersey Central Ohio and Mississippi, 4 Pacific Mail,
1; Panama, 5; Rock Island, y st. Paul, "a prefer
red, - Union Pacific \ gold, =.
DKcLiNk.-Western Union, y Wabash, y; North
west preferred. - Illinois Central al Delaware and
Lackawanna. 4.
rArIoNARY-Atlantic and Pacific preferred, c. c. and
/ q, Hannibal and ST. Joseph. common and preferred;
Missouri Pacific and Quicksilver.
MARKET
Gold opened at 11s5s and advanced to 114 at which
Il closed The rates paid for carrying we're g. 3, ~
and per cent
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
currency SCI. 1896 203
Soia eAenanges......... ................. 4S9lS02
hold Oalances.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 677, 242
THE MONEY MARKET
Money call freely offered at 8 and 3lI per
cent with exceptional transactions at 2 and ~.
Prime mercantile paper Is quoted at AZ and 5ls per
ssnL Domestic exchange on New York to-day rates
as iollows:-Savannah, u premium; Cincinnati par 10
10 premium; ST. Louis so discount; Chicago. IS
cents discount; New Orleans commercial l-1o dis
count and par; bank, = premium, and Charleston, y
y premium.
Foreign exchange closed quiet and nrm the follow
ing prices es:-Pnme asking rates, 4s6 400; selling
rates ASK aud Aso a4sok; rechmarks. e5K 95sI
The New York herald., 1876-03-09

GALVESTON, March 8. 1876
Cotton firm middng, i2,Se low mddIng Ike; good
ordinary lOc Net receipts, 432 bales Expors-To
Continent, ,244 coaswse. 1857 Sales. 599 Stock
40 22l
The New York herald., 1876-03-09

THE BUSINESS OF MERCHANT TAILORING WILL
be continued by VI. A. Pettus and ID. g. Curtis under
the firm of Petus Curtis, at the old stand No III
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
stained-Oood Ordinary D lOc strict good ordinary,
10 1l6c low middling 10 lol6c; middling, ii l3l6c

Included in the above 900 bales arrive Delivered
contract 200 bales For future deiv the
oows-Yeserday after two 7. MApril 20 at 13 132c
l6UO l3 Lice. May, 100 at - li2c, 800
june 200 l34c 1000 at IL 2l32c July 600 135sc
POO at Is 2932c August. 200 lie. 200 ut II l32c
500 IA Lice Total 100 bales To day two p NJ =
March, 100 II 29-32c.. 300 II l5-l6c.; April,
az l3c. 800 10 I.s2c. 600 I3 lee ZOO al
l-32c. 100 l3c, 900 is BE, 200 13c; May
ls 5l6c COO at i3 l-32c, 800 19sSc 200 az
- Isle, GOO Is 5-i6c, 900 IL IL 32c. at
Is Slice 500 IL s2c 500 I3 5-Iec June roo at
I31Sc 500 13 21 32c 100 llee 200 32c
500 1889, 900 at is 2I-32c, 2oO lsssc. at
10 2i32c. 500 l3sSc 800 is 2l32c; July 700 at
l35Se;, 100 at l3 27s2c. 100 at isJSc August 500
Ia I-32c Total 1920 bales. Granu total ~ 80 bales
The receipts at the ports were as follows; Gal
yannah ss4 Charlesten 9ts Wilmington los; Norfolk
aePeia, 27s Total, l5,45S bales This day last week
septemser 5559O6I bales cotton ireight closed fol-
by steam &c. compressed; to Bremen, by steam sc COM
pressed 10 Liverpool, 14d by steam; by sail i4d.
Flour GRA1N-Receipts-Fiour, lO.44l bbls; wheat
275lO bushels meal $40 sack as 166 bushels
corn 81 24 do rye, lUO do; barley lO5O0 do barley
malt 226 do The -four market quiet without decided
prices The sales about II OOO bbs ncud
Western and Southern, at tho
Rye -four sold the of about 30 bbls 81
s. o. for tine superhne Corn meal steady with
bbs and 2OD sacks $3 40 Tor Brandywne; 81
20 for Western and 81 IS So 10 for Jersey
sxtx xauia we'll low Der We
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-12-07

The Bulldozers have unintention-
ally succeeded in opening the eyes of
such northern Democrats as Palmer of
iii and Ct. B. Smith, of Wis. Col
ton Matter Doolitte couldn't open his
eyes they pulled the wool Cor cot
tom clean over his priestly counte-
nance.
Mr.. VIM. Jones of the firm of
Spaford, Cole and Co. has formed a
copartnership with FL. Fl. Compton ia
the old express building, where we ex-
pect Jones is at this moment writing
up an adj. for our next issue. We
want to tell the people what nice
goods they keep but we durstn't with
out authority.
&C. W. Bloomfield G.. W. P. of
Fond1Lac is about to start monthly
Temperance paper to be called the Son
of Temperance, to be the official organ
of the order. The paper will be fur
nished for Scots. a year, and will sup
ply demand long felt by the Order
which it represents.
The Democrats are consistent.
al Ia II
has right to go behind the face of
the returns which give Tilden major
ity; but in South Carolina they de-
mand that the Supreme Court negative
the returns and take the State from
Hayes.
We understand that Paul Austin,
formerly of Rudolph but now a resi-
dent of the state of West Virginia, has
written letter to an old neighbor in
which he pictures the condition of
things politically and socially)in that
conservative state, as most terrible.
Mr.. Austin was and is a democrat, but
in his letter he expressed the hope that
Hayes would be elected else northern
men would be obliged to leave the
state or submit to indignities and cru
elites at the hands of Reform, Demo-
crats as hellish as those visited upon
the helpless republicans in the gulf
states. If we can procure the letter
we will publish it.