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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-29

THE MINNESOTA STATE FORESTRY
ASSOCIATION offers $4,000 in premiums
for encouragement Of forest tree planting
in Minnesota, for 1876. The premiums
offered are as follows:
For the greatest number not less than
1000 cuttings, or2,500 trees planted by
any one person, On Arbor Day, first
Tuesday in May, in each county in the
State, $1,000.
For the second greatest number as
above, not less than 1000 cuttings, or
1900 trees, $500.
For third greatest number as above,
not less than 1900 cuttings, or 1000
trees, $500.
Fourth greatest number not less than
1000 cuttings, or 500 trees, $500.
10 the boy or girl, under fourteen
years old, in each county in Minnesota,
who plants the greatest number as above,
not less than 1900 cuttings, or 1000
trees, $500.
There are several other premiums
offered by other parties, the principal
one being the Deluno premium of $50
to the man, his wife and children, who,
in any one Of the strictly prairie coun-
ties Of Minnesota, plants during the
planting season Of spring Of 1876, the
most trees and cuttings, all kinds. This
prize to be contested for annually for
five successive years and premiums pay
able each year. The man who wins it
to be the Champion Tree Planter Of
Minnesota.
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The largest stock of wall paper in
the city at F. A. Poole's. 22w6
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TURNER'S OPERA HALL REsrAU-
RANr.-Day Board at liberal rates.
Warm Meals at all hours. Oysters
served in every style. Sardines, Can
ned Fruits, ETC., always on hand. Gus
toners promptly attended to.
l4tf FR1TZ DIFFENBECH.
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E. R. Marshall & Co., of Kenyon,
offer extraordinary inducements to those
wanting Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats
and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Clothing,
Glassware, &c. They sell at bottom
prices.
Go TO Poole's drug store for paints
oils and wall paper. 22w6
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% .
We REGRET the accidental omission
from our columns last week of notice
of DR.. James D.. McCabe's new work,
entitled the Centennial History Of the
United States, from the discovery Of the
American continent to the present
time.' 1t is a work of 925 PIP. and 442
illustrations, and is printed in splendid
style by the National Publishing Com
pany. AS far as we have seen, it is a
valuable book and we'll worth the sub
scription price. Mr.. Milo Camp, a
worthy young gentleman of Wabashaw
county, is now eanvassing this county
for the book.
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OLD papers for sale at this Office at
ffty cents per hundred.
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SPRING PR1NTs.-A new lot just re-
ceived by Boxrud Bros, Plum st. Call
and see them. 23w2
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FRESH garden seeds at Poole's.

HAMBURG EDG1NG.-Boxrud Bros.
have received a job lot of Hamburg Edg-
ing, which they will offer at greatly re-
duced prices. Ladies should give them
q call before purchasing. 23w2
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PAPER HANGING, Kalsomining. White
Washing and Painting done neatly to order
by John NJ. Ingraham. Orders left at
Poole's drug store.
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Poole sells wall paper, paints and
oils, at bottom prices. 22w6
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Time Of departure of Passenger Trains
from Winous, in effect January, 1876:
Leave for Chicago aud the East, 4:5O p. m.
Leave for Chicago and the West, 12:2O'p. m.
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BRUSHES Of all kinds at Poole's.

SUBSCRIBE for the Grange Advance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-31
Tho Prayers at st. Louis.

Cincinnati Commercial Of Saturday.
The Boston Pilot has this appreciative
notice Of the chaplains who opened each
days proceedings OF the st. Louis Con.
vention, though it fails to mention the
Episcopal clergyman who oticiated the
third day, and addressed the Lord in
manuscript on the political situation:
IAN exchange complains that the Cath
ole priest who opened the st. Louis
Convention with prayer, prayed with his
eyes open.' The Convention was really
opened by Methodist minister; the
priest opened the second days session.
lie quietly but earnestly repeated the
Lords prayer, and afterwars said few
words Of modest duplication. The
Style of the Methodist clergyman
was quite different. He shut bis
eyes aud raised his arms and spake
through his nasal organs. First, he
whined out all the greatness Of God, and
then he told the Almighty all the grand.
eur Of these United States. He informed
the Creator about our progress in popula:.
ton, commerce and trade. Thou seest,
he snorted, how our cities have grown;
and be added, in his formal sniyeI, how
We had built schools and ended a big war,
and were doing our best now 10 purify
our public officials. , In fact, the prayer
OF the Methodist minister he was q
Bishop, il we mistake not, was set
speech, addressed in common to God and
the Convention, and when it was over, q
Protestant journalistic friend who sat
beside US remarked, Shouldn't wonder
If he expected God Almighty to order
that speech to be fled in heaven, in the
regular order OF blisiness."
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HAYES and wheeler Cup Ors"n
iZed nj BenWOod.

| h..
A number of the Republican voters Of
ra;o. S;strict met in II. w. Fishers
H for The purpose OF organizing q
u II% and Wheeler club, as had been de-
tmorT,ined on at the meeting held on the
22d inst ~,
signed by sixty-eight members, and pro-
ceeded to organize by electing the fol-
lowing officers: i'.' N..
President-J. A. Lander.
Vice Presidents-H. w. Fisher, K. u.
Hayes and T. A. Cassidy.
secretary-A. B. Doane.
Assistant secretary-Robert Kelly.
Executive Committee-Dr. II. 7. Ford,
L. W. Bowers, G. Cronehart, W. T. carp
and Samuel Leach. ,
On motion committee OF three, con:
sisting of II. W. Fisher, J. A. Lander and
E. sigler were appointed to revise the
constitution. ILL.
Mr., Fisher being called upon, made a
short and spirited address In regard to
the labor performed by the Parkersburg
Convention, which was listened to with
marked attention, and was very favOra-
bly, received. ,...
At the close Of Mr.. Fishers remarks
the following resolutions were unani'
mously adopted: .o.
RcsoIred, That this club heartily en-;
dorse the nomination OF the State and
Congressional ticket, and we give three
cheers for our nominees, which was re-
sponded to with much enthusiasm.
Three cheers were called for and given
with will for our national standard
bearers, Rutherford B. Hayes, OF Ohio
and William A. Wheeler, Of New York.
The following resolutions were also
ResoIrsd, That this club meet every
Saturday evening during the campaign
for enrolling members and other business
for the interest Of the party. !,
Rcso!ued, That . copy OF the proceed
ings be furnished the WHEELING INTEL.
LIG ENcEg and Moundsville Reporter.
On motion adjourned. !.
ia. LANDER, President.
A. B. DoASE, Secretary
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nor IL. would make $4D 100. The butcher
Fcts 500 ibS. net beef at 0 cts, per ID, maxi
Ing SAG 90, leaving only the ofal Tor the
butchers profit which on q steer Of ne
above description would be, for hide
S4 90; tallow, 81 90; liver, heart ana
There are several things to DC iake sI
into consideration in cutting up ana sell en-
ing out q steer. There are a. ieass ovV
lbs. Of soup bones and trimmings oyer y, !,
that cost the butchers 8 cts. per 10 thas
he don't realize one cent per pound lot,
And were II not for the profits on small
stock sod such as calves, sheep and md, lambs,
there are not ten butchers in wheeling
that could carry on business Tor one year
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QheGntelligsnter:
o,p AMERICAN RAILROAD
O SYSTEM. 20


earnings, Dividends. Running
Exnenses, Etc, Tor IsI9IMnnt
iins Been Accomplished In FOR
ty.ilVe Years. +,
We are indebted to the publishers Of
@Poor,. Railroad Manual Of the United
s,atosr for copy OF their valuable work
for 1875, showing the share capital, !, in
Jeb,edness, cost, earnings, expenses, div.
blends, &C., Of the railroads OF the United
States in operation during the year 1875
We have already made some reference
to this exhibit in the columns OF the In
rELLIaESCER, but will now proceed to
notice Il more in detail. The total
length Of the roads whose operations
are reported for 1875 is H'7oS
miles, against OO,97S miles Tor
1874, G6,2S7 miles for 1873, 57,S2S loF
1872, and 44,Ol4 for 1871. The nSsre,
gate capital and debt 'ccOun' oil 'ne''
roads at the close of their last fiscal years ear
respectively, was s4,O5S,soS,6so for 1870 y
s4,22l ,76s,5ol for 1874; sS'7 40 .oiS'OSs
for 1878; ss,l5oAe3,o57 for 1872, and
se,Oe4 sci ,ei5 for 1871. OF the total cost
% 1SsSol PSI was made up of share cap
i,,I. and s., 459,GO7S4O Of various forms
~ inJobteiness, chiefly Of bonds maturing
=, = distant day. The proportion Of
share capital to debt was as 50 TO 100.
The average cost per mile Of all tho roads
wa, So, 72j, against sGO,l95 for 1874, ST.
1874 per mile in 1878, S55.11C for 1879,
and s5OG9G for 1871. 3 e..,.....t
The general result Of the operations
for our railroads for the last five years
is shown in the following table:
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How Much Can n Wheeling or Bel
laire Butcher Make.

This is a question that Is discussed il
Saturdays issue Of the Bellaire Leader
by a correspondent Of that paper who
signs himself "a butcher" and who ought
therefore to know whereof he writes, II
Is in answer to a @locaInin the MrEI.II'
dEScER Of Friday last, and reads as
follows:
Ed. LEADER;-In looking over the In.
TELLdENCER Of to-day, l notice mis-
take which Is calculated to cause the
pnblicto believe that the butchers are the
only class Of merchants that are making
fortunes almost annually.
The article reads that butchers are
buying cattle at 81 to A cts. per h., and
sSslilng beei at III and 10 cts. per ID.
This would be more than doubling money,
which Is not correct.
nhtruethat butchers are buying cat
Ito tCt 81 to a cts. per ID. gross weight,
Dat IN dressing, cattle lose one half,
which greatly changes the figures and
makes them read as follows: a steer
hasWeighs 900 be. gross aud cost A ets.
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CNclsSArI, July 2s.-Cotton-Q Quiet
at.lIc: Flour-Quiet and firm. Wheat
Dull: red SSca$l 09. Corn-Steady at IA
45c. Oats-Quiet OF 25aS5c. Rye-Firm
al 57a5Sc. BsrIeyEFirm at 6sa5SIic. Pork
Dull at $40 90. Lard-Dhll; steam $40 70;
kettle $l9 25al3 90. Bulk MeEts-Dull;
shoulders 11<a7sSc; clear RIB 9Ac; clear lOc.
Bacon Dull at 11fa103ial1Ac. WHISKY,
Quiet and steady at 81 10. Butter-Dull
and unchanged. ,,o,l,
HoGs-Firm; fair to good light 50 4Oa
Q 90; do heavy SO 5oa6 10. .,fl.u.,
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twill be seen that while the gross
earnings show q decrease oil SlI,4VO,oil l,
as compared with the preceding year ,tne
net earning show decrease Oh only ~
064,520. ibis decrease mas been cniehy
in freight; the earnings from that source
being Sl5,50G,1Ol less than Tor 1871
while the falling oil IN passenger receipts
is'only 81 ,S9S,Slo. me increase IN divl'
dends, amounting TO S',Zol.Zol, Is que 70
the dividends declared on INC rac'ic
Railroads:
Classifying the States by their geo.
graphical position, rs usual, 1t wlli be
seen that the gross earnings Tor. the New
Egland States were Sis,S2S922, against
S5OIO64,174 Tor 1874, and ol'Ga0.GSs d loT
1873. OF these earnings, s26,oo2,O29
were received for transportation ion oil
freight, mails, ETC., and S2l,HO,sV5, ior
the transportation oil passengers Inc
net earnings were Sl5,32l ,O54, againss'
$l6,7l3,lSS for 1874. The dividends
paid amounted to Ss,7ss,Olo, against SS,'
1911 for 1874.
The gross earnings oil the railroads N
the Middle States were $l76,T1,ai,s
against SlS6,f0S,4 3S for 1874, and Si9li-
O52,302 for 1878. OF gross earnings
SlS4,00fp45l we're received Tor traH. .nMn
ton Of freight, mails, etc, and SAO,
967 for transportation OF passengers. The
net earnings were $40 'UGS AIS, against
$70,lSS,072 for 1871. Inc DIVIDENDS
paid amounted to s39,SH ,l9O, against
SS7 900, l54 Tor 1874.
The gross earnings OF l'e s railroads SI 3. ~
the Western States were S2oO'2l. ,034
against S2l4, S6S,471 Tor 1879, an6 az 81 ~
S ''i .a LOT r roi'' fN W. trsnsnortat;on d
freivbt mails, &C., and SD ,9OS,0S4 fol-
passengers. The net earnings were $75,'
604, lo4, against SO, 46o95 Tor 1874 49, Ihe
dlviaeaGs ,d P Ens S9o for GS7 a
A The oross sSrn;nrs Of the railroads in
the Southern States were SS0,3O9, 227
against So, 250,24l for 1874, and $751;
G5G,4O9 for 1878. OF the earnings, $3.50,
53i,Sl2 were received for the transpor'
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, July %. - Flour = Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-steady and IN.
changed. corn1Firm; western mixed 81. S ~
a5gHc. oats-Dull; western mixed 37aSgr.
Rye-57a6lc. Pork-Dull at $40 %: bulk
shoulders SIC; clear rib l0Hal0hc loose.
Bacon-Shoulder 90; clear rib IKE.
Lard-Relned l2c. Butter-Dull ind un.
changed. Cofiee-Quiet; Rio cagoes 16a
IKE; jobbing l5]EalSKc. WhiSky-Firm
at!1 .12E. tgg,r .1 I
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NRw YORK, July %. Business moderate
with package houses and jobblng trade
quiet TO grade. Cotton aannels In demand
and some makes closely soldup. Medium
and dark prints moving steadily! Wooden
goods in lair request. The Bullstin says
1900 Worsted shawls will be peremptorily
sold at auction Thursday next
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Toledo,

TOLEDO, July 90 Flour Quiet and
firm. Wheat-Qniet and firm: No. white
Michigan 81 COX; amber Michigan 81 %;
seller July 81 l2. Corn-Qulet and
steady; hig Oh mixed 5O}1c; seller septem'
Der 81 Hc; low mixed, seller August 49Sei
no grade 46c; damaged 800. Qats-Dull;
No. 2, seller August sec; rejected 24c.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stocks.

NEW York, July 20.-MoSEY-Closes
easy at l 14a2 PEI cent. Prime mercantile
paper S1< per cent and upward. Custom
receipts $4,000. The Assistant Treas
urer discussed $4,000. Clearings Sll,-
100000. Sterling firm at $4.SSa4.S9H.
GoLD-Opened at lllT, and sold up to
ll9Is, at which figure it closed. Purchas-
es were large. Carrying rates fat to / per
cent.
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p1TrsBuReH, July 29.-Petroleum- Quiet
and steady; crude g 90 at Parker's; re-
fined 171Sc, Philadelphia delivery.
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THIS standard article is COM
bounded with the greatest care.
J Its effects are as wonderful and
as satisfactory as ever.
Il restores gray or faded hair to
its youthful color.
, 1t removes all eruptions, itching
and dandlNlf. 1t gives the head q
cooling, soothing sensation Of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
By its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
yigor, preventing badness, and
making the hair grow thick and
strong.
As q dressing, nothing has been
found so eGectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, N. d.. State As,
saver of Massachusetts,, says, The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and
consider it Che BEST PREPARATION
for its Intended purposes"
Price, One Dollar.
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GovERSMEsrs-Dull and steady.

RAILRoADl BoSDs-Generally quiet st.
Paul sinking funds advanced to 90H and
La Crosse division declined to 10l4;
gold sevens declined from
9iX to "a and afterwards rallied TO OAK;
other changes slight
STATE BoNDs-Quiet and nominal.
sroCKs-0pened irregular and feyerisb.
The coal stock took the lead as usual in the
point OF activity and changes In prices.
New York Central opened at GA and ad.
vanccd TO 64A and afterwards fell to 63H
upon the rumors Of strike among the en-
pfoyees on August LIST in consequence OF the
reduction OF wages. Delaware 4 Lacka-
wAna opened at Dix and declined to 96A.
Granger stocks dull and fraction lower.
st. Paul heavy, Lake Shore strong at 6S9<
and Western Union dull and steady at 70,
Michigan Central dull and declined TO
llOH. Towards noon the stock speculation
was dull and tie transactions limit.
ed. Chicago & Northwestern stocks a
shade lower upon the false reports
OF the illness OF John F. Tracy, lead.
ing business director Of the company.
St. Paul shares also heavy but the remain.
der OF the market was pretty firm. Micki'
gan Central improved 10 AK; Lake Shore
53X. Delaware d Laekawanna steadier Of
96S4; the leading rate for the last named ia
quoted at $40 per cent for use to-day and
very scarce. Late in tho day the market
was weak for western stocks upon reports
OF decline in wheat for August and Sep.
tcmber delivery. Northwestern declined
to 3s2I, st. Paul to 35X, Rock Island to
l079s. Othcrstocks quiet and steady. The
-, arlyak nlnaad .lOlIs anh I,,nn,,Ias Tha
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nwo VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale, his two Farms,
osite nc Cty OF Wheeling, containing 81 and IN
acres. reSpeclyely. The 81 acre tract has rood
HOUSE, Barn, DC, which cost over $4,000, al IL
good condition; about-tWo acres 10 Strawberries
over one acre Ia RAspberics. 1855 Peach trees, l3'
a Imall patch Of cultivated BlAckberrIes, good
dover garden, and the reAldue 10 hne condition for
gardening purposes, for which II has been used
Within hiteen minutes drive Of the Second Ward
Market House In Wheeling. The smaller Tract Z
used for same purposes, and has 5000 House ~
The two will be sold toselher separately TO suit
purchaser. For TERMS which will b. made mod
erGte, apply 10 JOHN F.LASIlNEA.
Or 10 DAVENroRr L DoyENHH, AttorueyI No
lis ChapllnO St, Wheeling, W; Va. jy:2W4S
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Sueki3aghazaa's Dye
FOR THE+WHlsKERS. .

This elegant preparation may be
relied on TO change the color of tho
beard from gray Or any other un-
desirable shade, to brown or black,
1T discretion. 1t is easily applet
being in one preparation, and quick
~ and ehectually produces a per
manent color, which will neither
rub nor wash of.
Manufactured by R. p, HALL & CO.,
NASHUA, ". H.
Sid " al o,u.si:.,, sd Dealer, ia Medicines.
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M. REILLY,
Wholesale Grocer & Pork Packer,
Nos. 1909 1911 MAIN ST.
ES-sOlD Agent Dupont Powder Mlls.

Il Is HALF BbblS. Large No. Maekerel.
100 do Largo No, 2 MAckerel.
200 do fat 10 s Mackercl and large.
10 Barrels Labrador Herring. ,,
20 Halls Labrador Herring.
200 do Lake Herring.
80 do Wmtehsh.
10 Boxes Georges Goldfish.
80 Boxes Boneless Goldfish.
Nos. l and Maektrel In Kits.
In store and for sale low by N. REILLY.
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BRENTLINGER's SYRUP
Boneset and wild Cherry.

For the cure Of Coughs, Colds, InauenIa, DC, DC
Pleasant 70 take, speedy In itS elects, and Rte for
children. In use 70 yeErs, and has alWRyl given
ntIliaetion. .l' 4.t
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TESTIMONIALS.
MEMPms, TENN, octobOr %.

Doe1o Bnsntia0a, WAssItAO, Va:
MY DRAR FmKaD-I am now In this city prac-
tlcing medicine, and am treating great mnny Cases
Of BcroiulA, Syphilis, DC. I ind can't get along
without your sanapiTtllA and DandellUn. Do me
the kindness Of getting an Agent hero TO sell the
SarsaparillA and Dandelion. lam sure can make
me Of 1000 bottles per year for you, you will get
an Agent hwe. You can and out By Tho&: sEee.
ney some coed house J. B. Hills ID one Of tho best
houses In the city. He sells more TO the planters
than all the rest. Now, Doctor, wTitO ME Rs soon
a you get an agent here. ~
. . Truly your, D. @ CRACRAFT.
NIL am brother 70 @. A. Cazatt, Of Tria-
dGlphia, Va
Tho value Of this medicine In tho cure Of the
dlIOaSes ior which Il ID recommended can scarcely
DO estimated.
Il Is unequaIed by any medical preparation
known, and has effected greater number O. cures,
offered the public.
Sold By druIdElAtl generally
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TRAMspoRTAfloN;

No. and s run daily; No. 8 daily except Mon
day; MOI. and % daily except sunday; No. %
stops at ali stations between Wheellng md Grafton;
No stops at all stations between Wheeling and
Cumberland.
, 1876-02-26

purpoao Of qutsting ihe jnst nlamors snd indiG-
nation OF the people Of th,a city. 1i,ara can be
bnt listic doubt that tl.o nsw tarl1 waB shoptel
for cftoct only, AMI that t4oro WAS navor any In
tcption to aduors to 1t.
Low RATES.
The Chicago, BURLINGTON / Quincy Railroad In
ofdor 10 encourage emigration to Vllll4os, Ia.,
aud she surrounding couptEy, has Adoptnl au
exceedingly low tsrlN GU omfGt tant'a moVhblea,
trees, Bhrubbery, aud 1.-Two a.ook for that part of
the country. Tho now ratoa, which 20 into of'ect
March /, will bo ~ folowa, From Chicago
and all stations on main !lno and branc1ioa east
and aouth Of Galeabusg to VilIisoa and pointa
oast AZ far as Charlton. ESQ rer car. 70 any
station wcst OF Villsscs, Including, station on
bfAnchns, $85 pDr car. A dlsc0unt OF 30 por
cent from tbs above ratoa will DO tnado for tho
bonofit Of actual settlers In any county on tho
line Of tho road. The discount will also be paid
to any club Of farmers living In auy Of tho aboyo
counties who may wish to bring 1lve stock, srnos,
or sbrubbery into tho country for thats own uko.
TltH Ia pnoasE nRlDuH.
Spfsfat Dispdfeh to 1hr Ehssaoo frthuns.
LA CnoBsr, Wls. Feb. 25.-rho work was com.
mnncnd yesterday on tho Chicago Il 1T. Paul
laallrond Eompany's permanent BRIDGE whot is
to croRa The 2liasasIppl Itivar miles Abovs this
city. -Four hundred and fifty men are engaged
on tho Irldge snd dam. Tho total cost Of The
bridge will DO about S500, 900.
CHANGE oF 1AudE.
New YonK, F1b. 23.-Tho Delaware, LAoka.
waunA 4 Weatorn Railroad is to be changed
.tom broad to q nnrsow-gsngo,