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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-02-27

HERE are the names of six OF the prom
inent lady lawyers Of the United States
Mrs. Lockwood, Of Washington : Mrs.
Myra Bradwell, of Chicago; Miss Phoebe
Cozzens, OF Missouri; Mrs. J. Ellen Fos-
ter, of Iowa; Miss Goodell, Of Wisconsin,
and Miss F0ltz, Of San Francisco.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-02-27

Our exchanges say John 5. lrgens IS
not a candidate tor re-elect ion to the Of
ice of Secretary of State. We are told
Mr.. Irgers has made very faithful and
efficient officer.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-02-27

THE reform" measure wiping out the
Tenth Judicial District was indefinitely
postponed by the House on Tuesday. The
names of our representatives do not ap'
pear in the vote.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-02-27

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Mower County Representatives.

@'AV"S3 O~S1 AsSkseOSOsss"Sev~o'
The St. Paul Globe is publishing bio
graphical sketches Of the members of the
Legislature. Some time ago we gave the
notice of Senator Officer, and this week
we give sketches of our representatives {:
HON. J. D. ALLEN,
LeRoy, Mower county. was born in Clin.
ton county, N. Y. Nov. "a, 1841. He
remained there until II years of age,
when his parents emlgrated to Stoughton,
Dane county, Wis. There he attended
school until II years of age, and in the
meantime learned the art OF telegraphy.
In 1868 he went into the army as quarter
masters clerk, and finally became chief
clerk in that capacity. EAt the close of the
war he went to Chicago and became
bookkeeper in large grain aud commits.
sion house. In the summer of 1867 he
left there for Minnesota, and settled where
he now resides. His present occupation n
is the hardware and agricultural machi
merry business. In 1866 he was married
to Miss Anna Corbitt, of Milwaukee, Wis.
The father of Mr. Allen was born in Ire.
land, so he comes very near being an
lrishman himself
HON. J. F. aO0DsELL,
Franktord, Mower county, was born in
1eolana, May 16, 1852. When two years
OF age MS parents removed to Iowa; re-
NAMED there one year, then came 10
Minnesota, settling where the subject OF
this sketch now halls from. Mr.. Qoodsell
is one of the three youngest members of
either legislative branch. He is the third
youngest member of the House, Mr.. On.
penheim and Mr.. Chamberlain beine the
other two. By. profession he is teacher.
but in politics he w0rships at the Repub.
lican altar. Thus far he has escaped tho
quicksands and tribulations of married
life: and as genuine marriages are only
made In Heaven, he proposes to wait
until he gets there.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-02-27

DoN'T you forget It! That J. Truesdell
keeps the largest and best stock Of boots
and shoes in Austin; that his expenses
are less, and that he can and seiH sell
good reliable goods iof sess money than
any other dealer IN Southern Minnesota.
He 10 now making very. Qreat reductions
In oil lines Of goods, including custom
work.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-02-27

WH1N> horses and cattle arc spiritiess,
scra9sy and feeble they need treatment with
Uncle Sans Condition Powder. It purides
the blood, improves tho appetite, Cures Colds
and DstemPers, Invigoratee the Systsna,
Condition, and next to food and shelter moth.
inI - Of more value to your stock. Sold BY
al Drugg1Sto.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-02-27

Our U. 8. Senator, William Window,
IS \ temperance man. He is one of the
vice-presidents Of the Congressional
Temperance Society,"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-02-27

"EC0NONY il the road to wealth" 0fty cents
worth Of Uncle Sans Harness OIL applied to
your old Harness, viii make the leather look
like new and keep It soft and pliable. Give it
trial.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-02-27

MOTHER, when your baby suffers in teethinS,
use DR.. Winchell's Teething Syrup, it regu-
lates the bowels, soothes the pain and brings
natural sleep. Sold BY Druggists at q cents
pe1 bottle.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-02-27
WE would really like to see ex-senator r
Ramsey appointed to the Berlin mission.

MINNESOTA stands seventh on the list
of money received for yellow fever suf-
ferers in Tennessee outside Of that State
Well done we saw
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-02-27

For every ache, pain and bruise on man or
beast Uncle Sans Nerve and Bono Liniment
IL the Balm. Sold by all Druggists.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-02-27

PEEv1sH children have worms. Or. Jaque's
German Worm Cakes will destroy the worms
and make the children happy.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-02-27

WHY be distressed with headache, low spir-
its and nervousness whom Eilert's Daylight
Liver Pills are sold by al DruggiSts.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-02-27
CUSTOM TAILOR.
JOHAN WOLD.
-CUSTOM TAILORING, :
REPAIRING AND CUTTING
DRoWl(1

Satisfaction Guaranteed. Next door to
Oorr Wold'S drug store. AuDTIN. MINI.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-02-27
T O. o. +.

The regular meetings Of Austin Lodge, No.
20, are held in their Hall every Tuesday even
ing. Odd Fellows from other jurisd1ctions,
whose business may lead them to Austin, ar 9
cordially invited to visit US.
C. n. WILBOUR, NC.
H. ". E1Ns, Secretary. jul25
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-02-27
nHETRANSCRIPI'
AUSTIN, MINNESOTA:

,rHuRSDAY MORNING.. FEB. p, 1879.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-02-27


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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-02-27

r A. BATES,
Manufacturer and Dealer tn
~ LIGHT AND HEAVY CARRIAGES.
Makes these goods to order in tip-top salts
factory manner. Dexter and stde-bar bu{gles
q specially. Factory, n0rth-ea corner Pub
lie Square, Austin. Minnesota. 40l1
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TIE STATE or TRADE
I.IrRopEAN MARKETS

IIvrprooI Oct. 3l.-Pork-pnme Mess Eastern. steady
AZ 81 Western, steady r. y. Bacon CuupsiNia Car,
dan al "a short KIN. dul a. -. Long Gear. dnl at
"a. short Clear du at 50. Uan-Long Cut, cull D.
Sfcria,ls dull al g. Beet ihula Mess, meme
te Strs Mess hruer al lG~ Prime Mes irncr az -.
Iai.-pIimo Western, dun al ~ Cd lahoV- rGlc CITY.
Common friucr 81 Fine, timcr IL -. Cn"e-"A"
can Choice, dun 81 Lard on, dun At 80. liouI,
the market Spuue. 30 . steady az lost, New Westcll
f.f.r steady winter tcGut Sd
C,,n-N,xe, steady az g ID. c0Onsecd OILY GLOW Amci
t.l the iuarAti- tr>ii-' az lnnoi steady
IN Turucutfuc !. ndOu steady az 81
~ vrnp0Ol oct Sl-l:SO y. ni-llead-tuf- firm Wheat
lOQt q sd per GENITAL Tor average Carlo Ma White
Wnt.T Flour. l. Al" Sc per ctni'l iol western canal
Corn SD. per ccit. 10y Ntw Mixed MtsirIu THO
ceipls wheaton the par t"e uis were @O'vou o+ia
nrudng OuO centas AmeiieaD The market Tor Yarns
ana FABRICS Manchester Is nfiu.
iDNpnS oct. 81 m-Suear. y 216f. cwt- for
Cub, C.ntrifuaa pulgZ!ug 30 ANA -tt ~ Tor Gaia
an Fair Refining aGoat spirits 81 Petroleum. ga
7Ld prr gal sruis 81 furpenrre 81 ia3I Cd per ewt
iONirON oct 3l-6 D. i.--op lite 81 isntin' "iot
l,vptnc Oct .l.-Ia closed al 80 marks l0 70.
uAysi Oct 3i.-Lari r.ssed ~ ~ trance ~ Ailps.
IrFsroUi Oc 3-l2. % m.-Cutinn j. QUIZ u"1n nal
Nlding Upands ioi.; MiddunE Ofic9 ,so srics 1000
bales ndne - f'r SPECULATION aud Re-
e,i. IL 500 bales including 1900 bales An,rics. Futures
oaail. Id cheaper except october delivery Upand-.
nv Wedii delivery 7aqsd Also 20 el
I'D si-o -l also h-. '!s iuIed do. pcDe,f
ana November delivery. Ol' also sd, als Gl'agG Do,
ceuber and nUary delivery, e7a.ni DO January ami Feb
rnary denvery Osd U'sc do tbTuaIy ana MARCH, de-
LIVERY, bi4n sales OF the W.ef, 3Nu uales; American,
goOo0 baies spectators took 5000 bales Ell. iers took
5000 bales from The ships side dTect 10 spDne.
1000 bales export 500 bales total receipts - 600
bales; $1,000 bdes total stock xSOOO bales
American $4,000 bales amount OF C"t"u shoat 2ooOOO
les 81 200 bales
INERrOoL. Oct 81 80 m.Middling Upands Cotton.
sv!Krooi Oct n 5 D. rn-1he sales Of Cotton today
inoiud- 2. 100 bales American Futures steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

HEwYoRK. Oct. si.BEEvEs-Fr receipts were 1876 I
ears Of .S head-s JeTteN CITY am ,Sh
c0fn Tofai SATURDAY. 3.3o2 head. against ~. 2Os
h,d r the corresponding DAYS last IL has
an ckuoWledgtd tine past that inu sday
market ruin. the tTsAe Frcsy except Ierhais when
rere Temporary scarcity cattle " hen IL lea
thai over 500 changed Ia ds Nessfdy The
uuaninous opinion that there woui be niue e 10 the
,arse today tfueT predict was never made bl those
who careful Nv study the current q ade AZ ne possibilities
grades OF cattle limited and II vac ihrely p h'he 10
Clear ont Tue stock arrived early IL The noiniDg 10
,h M sbout the ~ ,arloads which IA abOui ~
Prices were generally lower than yeserdas a3c atoag c
,.r h.IOw Mtdhchd A. j
Fity there extremely du and fesss iarEe Atihe
,nino prlcss quoted lac on AL eia's but the
WEAKNESS continued 20 Increase as the hours ana az
Native steers Texans AMI tooados were
sIS sc ower than qualify soid for "Wednesday.
Good 10 Prime Cattle continued weak throughout the enire
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COTTON afAnKETs.

Arei.f. Dci. 3l-Cnfina steady. Nt1dHng. 1Clc; Low
MUM, &C. Good ordinary 9sc.; rec,iris. 1856 bales
we.y cts, 1856 oa.'si shipments "4o' bales safes
S.imaolt. oct 3i-Coitor dun; Mitilur. l. sc; low
Mmlhn. i1.,r; Good oranair. 1'ic.. Aei rc,ipA !?
s. y nuits export 10 Great iia H. 80" O|, 20 'le
t ~ al 4. g,s -. ir' q: oNpo /, 10 orci itain.
ointment = 10 bales cd1sWls" $50 ba'si
Kos !n' Oc 81 oios nim : MlaGinr IL -. Low ND.
dlIo. IIl. Nrnd Ordinary lUAr. uct rccHins. l,5fi
aaies: gross .;. bales. s;ok 10 bars weekly net re-
cctf nte- eloss ]. 80 bales; exports to Cre" Iii
6iiAalslos 0e Sl.-Ce;on opened easy. -tcaiier
Nl.I- a'; low liionne- u-'; GOOD 'IuaiN =. -:
n"i's 90 i t,, cl Isl 90 bgi,- ~r slS ie. receipts
2G7 pa Constituent 1916 ba:cs' ooasl"isr sSl'
ti>.lSNAli Gc. S..-Cor.ou quiet; anadnr I07.c; Low
Mima. 40 g. GOOD oruals ln ic feceiut.. 500 bales
siil'' Nlt't 0'. 49,. s.ios
CIV isloN oct 3-Coiion ,eay. Mddhnr. ac.; Low
Miding Iuc. Good Ordinary iHc.' net REGENTS, 30 ~
safes 2,l7i bales stock ~ q bais weekly net e-
ccpis, 2t0fi bales; cos- |es exports 10 Great
GaiF ,.e sct IN -,'otton amer Nddinr lose:
Inw Middhug iOec Good Ordinary. iOr. net receipts.
iDca III. eo,.i,i, ci iairs saa in ni, bi.-. sto.s
s haes g. me continent g. asG baios coast wise.
PM ,igliiA. oct "a cotton firm. Mdamg II 9c. Low
Ml1rug, IL 49,: Goot Ordinary. lIhc: rel receipts. ~
ba-s 1000 bales; sales, siuuers. o43 bales stock
h. e.. exports Britain ia sles s.Z67
SASAySG net IL Cotton stoqdr Middnng Ion Ice. Low
b.suos baos. eXporia eoaswise, 2s.i bales sales.
Of5 alt-. evening 500 'at-; stock yi.f5 bal,t
prts 10 Great Bia. 062S ba ~ the Continent, l6l1s
bales crastwlse. l .215 baies; sae-. 1900 Uaics
COTTON RECEIPTS
act Ntf. Hfl are irp tat "a
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DOMESTIC MAnKEIs.

BUFFALO Oct 81. Flour fair demand saes $50 bis
30 Aiicrs Wheat ip slightly improved demand
but prices sales 25OtJush Whit MchsNu al
2. ia 81 80 200 bash. do. private terms: 5000
bnsh No Green bay, 10 arrive, at I'll %. 1900
pOrt w sample al %. Corn Unsettled; sae-
1000 No. Mixed Western at Sic. but generally Of
frrug tic grade. oats Gales OJO
bush Western ~ 80 &C. 1000 BUSH 60. 3Jc; 1 ear
STATE BaT Ia better request. and finding
ZOO bush CaLaa dt Chmce state, TIE
rive quiet salcs 90 busi. No. Nilwauk In STORE, ~
gOc Western 01c o. a. Sgc. NIL .eei and Meal
steady; Canal FTsignis steady Wheat. zoe: Corn Sc.
BYE Sisc. &C. 10 New fos.. Railroad Frtghts qnotc
Wheat. iO+c.; Corr, To-; oats, 5Ssc. 10 New York.
CHICAGO. oct. 81 Flour steady and uuc an Wheat
unsettled generally hrher; No. Red Winter. ~
No Chicago SpTng, ~ H. cash 81 lJs4 October;
November II io4 December No do, sl OF Rejected.
sc Noyem cr 394c December 4Sc May Rejected ysc
oar act We finn and higher 3sdS &C. cash 81 &c No
yemberi .c December; $3.50. May Rejected, 27c RYE
I'm god demand and a shade higher at 7sc. farley In
good demand shade HIGHER at Sac. Timothy
Sc n urn az 81 .7dSg 40 Flax Seed strong; Pure
II az hid unsettled but generally higher PORK
20 75aslO 40 26ds9 81 November 80 800 So De
cemDer $40 ~ del0 80 January. Lard, 62oc. cash and
November 62Jc December 042Pd645e January. Bulk
NJ ats unset ed AMI hhoulfeTs 37Jc; short RIB
3S short Clear 54Jc. Whsley steady ana unchan ged
at ~ O9.
active and higher at 12dSl "a.
demand higher Mt a6c. Oats quiet al S4da7o
higher S0ds2c. closing NJ nsde Price Barley steady
with good demand No Fan. 90 eoo PORK dull aud
lobbinga ell Lard dull lower 70 sell Steam l0c
bid, 62o ssksd csshI os91cooc seller January. Bulk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-01

quiet and unchanged Green Msis S M sSans
dropping S Butter Hsrs T oa sO Com
IS s Sasss Is f g. sS5 head ship
pSrso good demand and %ss' f aEm
White Michsar SO White Mics,TsR 81 no. Nc
fsfi%Ss' 81 Is .S's% { %Is.S
u.s. F@ s pss and :: G active CIV quest a.
sc No Mixed - g S no. c5o %sGa 30 Receipts
foar o bb Wheat bush Corn 3 2ioo Wheat sSs
9S 1900 2 Sas s corn eoJ @%. w,o,,
sGu! Ss s 1%d e S@ss'IE r%
Milwaukee liar Al ~ dS a So Al la. De
ScbT 10 do sioS ,,IeS n dr sss
cogH 9 quito Tor e %e !'0nSS r mo- e strong
and baeyan u 40 =, s q 70 cash. SO 81 Janay
Prime steam 625c G4Oc. January freish's-"ho"'
to s%1S SC oc sFour closed rmcr very little de
%a for inf fa - Z" for Good . 75asG 81 yhcec
and teS & o,ca 90 Is SG DO Fancy q o6C
xtra Family cool y do Choice 20 acivr "pn Meal
nominal Se wheat 50 ss 49, %nea tvl s
S anil "s gay espf a1 q
Red psInW are %s sT, sS q * 40 40 te W dps
hoa sS ooi demand at advane Of oa5ci NO Bel
and 90 o sssS e s S si BID
ohng eg in Iese and Soc h rSR for SU s
demand for %h rSps@%PSS,
ana fgs@r ss' Sea% 90 ic Smi elevator
s9c; e0le free on board At The , Open
I Sa and oe Os'.T ssc bd 2c ascd November 5
SS sic a sse DARK p sSS s sc az vSe
quiet prices steady 81 a+3c asked for Ne White octo
Der lie bid i5c. asAed November 434c bid 45c asked
December. PROVISIONS nrm and igher city Mess Bel
s2 - Prime slldSll %; smoked Hams,
9EoloEe.' IN salt aud Pickle, sa9e Cl,sr i,b
,al;. 4aa4rc. sugar Pickel, iAc. smoked 5G1ic
IaidweioIn crces l9e 7c Butter wanted at nl ,aies
Ne tern Reserve Ext 2d 5c do food to Choice
lsa22c. Rolls PENNSYLVANIA Extras 23d25ci West
Reserve Extra, 23d2c. Eggs ca Ter Pennsyvana "a
23,. Western, az Chee,e quict scwci ok taetoy
ltiac; Western run cream. l. Ec. do GOOD, liz &c;
Ss,ns IOc Coffee fairly and stroag Mafac bo.
lS4 iaguayIa l6S4c.: Rio liA al"Lc; Java s2@c sugar
70 utnng; Refined eNci'ed AMI lgher CUT
Loaf IOedlOasc.; Crushed end PG~derei los 10 &c;
laeses nominal seeds aul AID unchanged Feed inactive;
Bran, S5e+i6 PeiIoeum du Refined IN 1bs, &c; Cases
i04 .0-c WHISKY rm; western. ~ isIoro, ,vne,t
sirp and higher III OPP ming bat declined No ksd
ia : li-dsi -. oos Il ~ cash ~ lSyGtl 80
Janrars No 10. : 1uL,0-i II. Com trmer "a
s5c cash 3a3j-c Noycmhori ~ 'a5u &c ecenD,r;
Boa 80 &C. January Oais slow a. 264d26sc cash no OPP
for Chnce isk-y stAtiy 90. fJis loN er AZ ln 10
l.ri nt i,c. tuk M.a cas ef; EoNei los - g.
oo-c nonuay loo less BacouN othine doing kcesips-
Iiour, DDS. Wl'a $4,000 BUSH; torg 2OOU bush;
Oas. ~ O'o nnsa M 10" D.',i b1'cs, ih ror
ShIlncnts-tlour, 4rtp bbi- ~ n'f GU" nhahi N"h'
5000 nnsh.: Osts q % bus'.; tariev. :ulu hush 49, ,
iniHpO. Oct. $l.-Nhet weak No. Wine wabash,
Amber - i at SPOT ~ - Decembv = 90 ~.
=. . Winter spot ~ 2j2; .0gcT Der. II > December.
~ 2a-s Janla $. i 3S No. h,d Wabash u i1 Day
i'm and .licigin n q, al . Western AMI r. 90 Corn
se.,tr. i,isn MA tla.. NO p l5o.: No. White i6c:
lttff ace oar. afav No. . Sic. dressed Hogs. - 90
sa.h,ts -Whea; se d. Mo- Red Winter Aovembrf
Vnr9 81 400 bis Corn. uuJ bush; 60 % tu,h
Shipi.cn !, heat. COO Lusii Corn, 10000 Iusi
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.-SEALED PRO

BOARD OF EDUCAriON.-SEALE PRO
pos, H. win le received ly sc ool OF
Eleventh Ward az the Hall lond II Education c0rncrof
g. ANA ana .lul. .uut MONDAY. the3D DAY OF NONEM
BTR. 1873 AMI uniil ocock p. sid day, for e.
DI,- Ks SEATS. ana Other FUNNIrlkE Tor the ne"
school louise even h,r, near AYeB
SEALED PROPOSALS viii also De received az inc tlne
aud place be naUet for the STEAM HEATING Al
PARArUS for the said Schoo House - - ,,,
JOHN Secretary Of Board Of school Trustees
SEALED PROPOSALS. VIII also be received by the scnOgi
Tgscc. of ward NJ TIE place before named
uuui MOS DAY. fhc 30 DAY OF NONEM Der, 1873, IN
n.tn $50 ocio, day. for the ERECTION ~
au IRON STAIMAN un toe rear 81 the acw building On tne
east side If lstavc. near Jfth-,t - u
EUGENE IL. PO9IEROY. chairman.
RICHARD KELLY crcAIy oil Board OF sc"ool trustees
NInatcaut. ward.
sEAIID f'NDPi- viii also be received by the School
of Twertefh 81 the place ,rf'
mill MONDAY the ID DAY OF nov EMBth, 1912 a"d
until $3.50 o'clock o.. said day. toI tlRNlSiI -
BOZ LIZ. for The school Building O West -otst De-
9ih and lOtllay . -. -, ,x..- ,,..
CHRISTIAN +. TIETJEN. Chairman.
JAMES ". LORDLY NJ d.. secretary OF Board OF >chOO
Trustees. Tweutleth Ward.
Plans aud siccineaOns be seen az the Office OF The
Superintendent School Buildings y" liO Efandst, tTd
floor.
must cach write MS dhl pitcc"i
resia said proposals.
sureucr, residents OF TINS
city. are required III all cases
30 nro o-al vii i,ered nom persons whose chAac
Ter An dealings with the Board Oi Education
uer thtir responsibility dOuptful.
the rgnt 10 rcJect an OF
- llstt~i Sew. YorA. oct. Is 1879.
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FINANCE DEPARTMENT,
IlI-Ilr- IL l.-n -IIII MI L .-l-II-LA al. u

No. 81 Chaubeis-st., New- York, Sow. !, .S19)
NOTICE TO TAXPAYkRS.--Nuticri Is hereby
~ gwen all persons have omte pay Their take
tor the year 1879 the Receiver Taxes that unless the
same shall PAID his olcc before the LIST
next cent will De cohecoi on taxes ie-
maiunc uuna and ADDITION there
remaining nnpad the 10Th IL December
No money after o'clock p. Office hours
from "a TAI. 10 = y. IN .....- -. ......
MARTIN I. MCMAHON,
Receiver OF Taxes.
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NOTICE TO ASSERTING FIRST MORT
- GAGE BONDHOLDEEs Of Tie NETWORK and Os.
WtGO MIDLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.

NEwN ORR, October 16 1879
Hon'h HOLDER VII have II
teI hereby Iotcn that subscribe m, rita
the tlrt,,.e nj
Of the lircciysrs Debt.
$1,000 bond
IN tee'et o. ne plfca-e oi Ia" ond by M
VIII receive $40 ~ irefeucd iock $50 q Common
stock the COMPANY The money paid VIII be- retained
IN !ucf made by the Committee on eturn OF the
roc" ~ Issued therefor.
Boadhea, sne holders Of Receivers Debt asserted are
also Notified hat their suhsc trst gare Donds
he rsld q before November 10.
Payment must be- made the uud Tsigned 20 Nassau
49, BE- fore 10 1879. Certificates issne by
the Commit must BE- presented and stamped al time u
I.av n. y. 1 hair
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(,AS STOCKS & CITY R.R. (liorse aud Elytb
NJ Stocks Bonds oourai sod rl.HE!irE8 .roai-st.
GAS STOCKS.
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<F.yY ORR Oct 81 following the total net
.l. -nlInn IN lnLi ..rn - n-eI.hnI j. l,1M.


PRINT CLOTH, MARKET
FALL RIVER. Mass. oct. jlfne market mas been fairly
active with small sales, OF 90 Cloths a 4. sales
30 peccs GOX % cloths al 3iaisc cash at which quota
ions houers are very hnn.
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DATENTS. TkADE.MARKS. CAYEATS.-
6teamboats an6 RAILROADS..

FOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON Landing
II at cpzzens West Point. Cornwall NewIare, Marlboro,
S Sna Es vs nsras SS gf a.
" R Per 81 NH f RSe loot G9 Of & sye DAILY at
Except SATURDAYS when Thomas Cornell laves at D.
| EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
80 s7S Leave deotl loot Of coriiand and
MaSS ehn "f na hl Saoy Civ AsSan %ss
barre scranton and rnnkhannocE o., ~
A SH M Ss caHn on assa
sShsse RG aE-" falls and the
"''' iu'''"'" ''' Nr~s 'ROBT sAYKE, suptand Ensr
cHAs. H. CUMMINGS. Agent t.
NEw-HAvEN, HARTFORD. &c.-Fare. 81.
sG ii % ay % for
ONE DOLLAR TO BOSTON,
~ VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE.
rot and PROVIDENCE leave New'York daily. inciaiing
sundays. from Pier IS North River FOO, OF Mnfray
Annex y "'' Jersey ''''' ''oO p H. Via
PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,
FuLL NIGHTS Rt r,2v'd 6SJ Direct re- OF Rail-
s..ss THE EAyoRITE PALAcE sTsAMlas 'AiA-
1SfF Isl 49, Mott,
Eve, gpot Of excepted from Pier ~ North
sSs0 ana NO intermediate
ei "aa sSe,s secured ss Nos sos s9 ss aaa
III, anu SeS BIeosyn Also usHets scd Al
L. ". fILKNs q. p Agt DIS. BABcoCK, Prest
PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.
THE STEAMERS
MASSACHUSETTS AND RHODE ISLAND
will mako their LAST TRIP ON THE PROVIDENkL LINE
FOR THE SEASON OF 1879
ON SATURDAY. NOVEMBER !,
AND WILL COMMENCE RUNNING ON THE
SrONINGTON LINE
ON MONDAY. SovEMBER3,
leaving New-York DAILY. INCLUDING SUNDAYS nj
Also from Pier Ss, North River foot OF JAY-sTJ
THE STEAMERS
ELECTRA AND GALATEA
will commence their regular trips on tho
PROVIDENCE LINE
MONDAY. NOVEMBER g. leaving Pier 90 North River
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAYS. at4 pm
L. W. FILKINs Gen. Passenger ACT.
TINHE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
FOR BOSTON AND ALL POINTS EAST
att p m from Pier 80 North River foot Of yaystI
Special limited uckets 0OOu ONLY 2A5 q IN.
necnE train e stoningon sold via thia us NewYork
70 Boeton Tor 81.