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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-08-17

\ SOMEWHAT spirited correspond
ence Is passing between the postal
authorities Of Great Britain and the
United States with regard to the
stoppage and delivery Of certain
mail matter. ltappears the British
authorities not only prohibit the
circulation through the mail of GER
tain American newspapers inimleal
to the interests Of that government,
but that registered letters and pack
ages suspected of containing sedi-
tious information and dangerous
preparations arc inte' dicted 10y the
same authorities.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-08-17
PROGR A M NJ K.
SPORTS AND RACING AT THE TwENTN-SEVENTH
ANNUAL FAIR OF the IOWA COUNTY AGRI-
CULTURAL SOCIETY, SEPT. lh2L

TUESDAY, LIST DAY.
Opening of grounds entry of stock, and ar
rangcmcnt of exhibits.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-08-17
TRANsPoSITfoN or POEM,

II. W. LoSGFELLow.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14
COTTON MAR1Er5-BY TELEGRAPH

LdvrurooL Feb l3-l2:3o D. m--Cotton-Easer Middling
Tpands I'd; Middlng Crleans; 6l sd sales 10000 Bales
200 Saes Sr S spessoR Sss snG eApq
Banda MddinG clause. February delivery 64os2d do
5ebrnary and March delivery d also Osd a4so b4o52l
DO March and Aprl delivery 6L,d do. April ana May de
hyery 6''g also osls9 DO MAY and June delivery G-s2d
Aqgu-t delivery 6d also G2d do August and september
LIvERP0oI Feb I~I:3O D m-Cotton-F Futures-U plands
low MddlmE clause April and May delivery, a2d do May
LIVERPOOL Feb 1880 D. m-Tne sales OF the Gay
cudeG loo bales American
: LIVERPOOL FEB $500 p -CottOn-FururesU
Low N ddhng clause March and April delivery G1Iqd; DO
NAY ana June delivery Ood DO June and u4y delivery
Low Mlddine clause Aprl and deliyery qd July
and August delivery Iad do August and september deliy
LyERrooL. Feb. 1s5:oo p mcotton-F Futures plands
and Jniy delivery olsagd Futures ciosed weak ,,
bnddrng lose. Good Ordinary lOc; receipts Zl9 bales
sALi1soRE Feb l8.-Cotton quiet; nfddnng II aea
low Midlng llci Good ordinary, lOs gross receipts
sosfos. FsI i5Cot,S0 aa MiddGng l',s. 10y 1gE
1Sss gross 80 oal slSSE , IOV29 40 paeS Soe,r 111c
~ & S1es e52Ssts 5 70 a oc 4 Ys s Sos' cOa'"i'
CISSINSAII FEB lSZSot'Gp & 9neI Mi4di1ns+ ~ &C.; Low
bales shipments 600 baeo saes 40 bales stock. 1882
GALVESTON Feb I3Cotton nominal Alddllng II qc Low
Bfddng lie; Good Ordinary Lobe net receipts L055
Sa 'es coast wise, 43s bales stock. s0OO9 bales.
H2F EsTE FeS esO iScSioH S Saa 9s 9resu 9 Iadnhs
Low 1adling, ucf Good Ordinary ~ &c: net TeeeiPls
! 500 bales. stock. 50. .73l bales
a0R1g Feb I2--CottOn nominal Middtng Il lac.; Low
1I0dlng II se Good Ordinary. l0lc; receipts t65
gross bales exports cOasJwlSe lcO Daes sales
J. 10 bales stock, ,2J8 1aies- go
NEU.DRLEASs Feb l3-COftOn quiet; Middnng II -2c.;
Tow Niddug IL e; Ordinary, lO Oc uet receipts
6s ba gross i76 bales: exports Great Britain, Sad
bales 1000 bales last evening LOO bales socA
b72.7OU bales.
NORFOLK. Feb 13l.-CotrOn duh and nominal; Mddins
q 4c. mel receipts 2O3G h4le exports drea. Britain
200 Z7S6 bales sales 40 bales STOCK
b6,65- Uales
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 18 Cotton dull Ma ling. II &C..
Low Mddlug IL IA Good Ordinary. lO4c- net receipts
Us bale. gross. 2J3 bales. stock. lI.7ll bales
sANASNAH Feb l3-COttOu easier MlndlnG' lies 70"
EGdIne 80: GOoa Ordinary gSgc receipts, 2,2i3
Daies exports 100 bales; sales lONp Daes ~s
sYsnlne 5DJ stOck S3 l-9 bales
81 lOus Feb l3CottOn ire tir' Middihg II &c, 70"
Sldllg. lie. lOlsC receipts az baics
Fe,sZr bales
WILalNGIOv Feb l3--C0tton weak; MiGdAnc Il -c Low
hdnng l0illac: Ordinary, 9isoc Lei receipts 5o4
oalts stuEk. IL
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14

The large receivers Of Cattle during he were Morris
Eastman 6Ds head. f. Joseph 6.2 head: Never Regen
stein B5 head J. Shamberg& Co.. 6Oi head NJ Goldsmith 367
Ss head K p Lindsay 259 head F. sallues 2sI head
es at jersey civ F sadler Co forJ B. F. Lauber
10 iowa SC t'- ~ 49, a. .1 IN T. .i ~ - DO
llg7 H. a. llc less per head f.r L l. s9der 81 Clnc n
I255 n &C. live weight Tor X hipp; G Illinois steers
a. Iic - 30 o = - n D - N Al 6L il do ia h. AT iOc'
81 per mead - ~ an n --o1T = eers 3l b. at II &c rs n
s do zs5 ID &c 50 DO 227 D. at II c; Isl do. ll92
H. westhcmer for Dojy watkins 10 Bulls LOCI 70 at
toney a Ncrherscn for Mcconnell Co; - OHIO steers,
li44 d. at II &c % % less . per hsAa io' NC Do49agh
iGc SO n: d. 500 %, Iolg s;e-rs Loo Z. al &c;
per aq. d. lti n AZ ~ ac isa e p p es1 as y per M
i. do lSl3 D. at l2e' do lao d. at 'c d2 3!o 70 d.
at '2e l6 49, l.5' ID "a ~ &c &C. go % % head ~ 10 10 5 -
Al u H., less oOc Der head; DO ll3- G al 9ci y 90
In d. a. ~ I4i % ana % n P @ W NJ m AZ ~ I a. e. do h. AZ lGc
T. s4nuris ior self II Illinois -eefs, I4lo N, at II lc,
Il do l,-8 o., al T. Icss 4 per heat - 90 LOS d.
head E de- IS o P per % a. i"S Il de- 3o e oc do
Iisi D. al - 30 IeF D. Bulls L4Ot D. At 1t live
sherman culver for y lehman & Bro on one S,s steers.
Housc1au lAio steers Lie5 n at lc % 70; 10 l.5tO
II a. ON e. c5,am,.ioa Missouri teer, 80 n. i1Isc. b
= 40 Ul1 & p; ~ l' n 70 ' @ Il Der % Il head - do l. III
J. "a No. a. II .c DO l,o 10. at Il - less s per head
do. l.oll lu, az l--.c 55 ih. -. -. ~,
100 b. Il lo 1873 d. at 80 o. H. u DO l.o5 D. q D &c.
II do a0J %. 90 llt gul ~ heal ID d. LIB %, a
lOg lao , ut lur II uu -It ID 40 lt &C. o. Ql
Ills %. luc do, l60 70, az Iuc and g. per mead II
90. Ills n, ~ luc.
" -leeoi lor Morris siegel. $40 Illinois seers -54a
I1-5 o. no s-,, Il h il Il c ~ 1 mainly at J-1lh'.c
Newton tiirft fHr M. tmau frLus} Falsa -trers
lJil 3d. &C. 56 u- 0r D. ho.ucs ONO -tcer- 1880
b I'D l-c 81 lD do l-uu D 10 c % lb H. du, I,5J- 3D.
IN LOl4e Hu l. Tor n. a. AIcrrlla ~ ID
I1s. steers - no. ar ID 1ju lo 1855 Iat II i.c.
i.o I4 I1 at IIc dn To- 40 lip less - I1i
81 b ~ Io tI peg head, d. do lIio lDlt Iyasc
is. 80. ~ d., i. -l I5 az lusc.
j. shauD-Is a. ID i,l Barclay q Co. 10 Ohio steers,
le n, al i4tc 81 M selves. 5b Illinois IsJ
n ar c Jg l loss Dor head. II DO ,2f8 sr
40 40 Il 8u tlr 0 is 10 l2Il n. 90 lie. $50 d0 J. 1876 To-
an I ~ do Il3 o. llc and soc. peraead 20 IJI1
D. lac. go.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14

-.,,s between the companies can be adhered TO IN
present and prospective condition of the traifc
sr,onc the stocks that were conspicuousiy WEAK
80 - louisville and Nashville-down to ss4@o''s'
s.s,ville. Chattanooga and st. Louis-down 10
81 Denver and Rio Grande, c., c. and l. T., o''
panl Mobile and 0hio-down 4 per cent? onio
tsntral-down 3per cent; Union Paclhc ana ,ne
s~aI stocks generally. The market closed irregular
W, c..ernment bonds were quiet and weak, and the
81 bids for the continued 6s and 5s were L lower
Ia uS For the Abs and As Is lower Annexed are the
.1os;ng ouOtatiOns:
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14
rrpnpEAN EINANCIAL MARKErs.

LONDON Feb l3-123O D. m.-U bonds. four per cents
ToO do extended l033 Aantc and Great Western
ODd mortgage trustees certificates l6 Erie. 4OL; New
YORK Central 1873; Illinois Central l3s; Pennsyivana Cen
tral g. "a Reading ~ % NeN-1OTks OnailO anu western
LONDON. Feb 1880 .. m.-Pars advlces nuOte three
ner ceur reutes % 20 centes the
LONDON. Feb l3-430 mCOnsols, go for money ana
bonds cents, llbaf
fves extended. 1882 Atlantic ana Great Western hrst
mortgage trustees certificates 49, do second l6 Erie 6
New.YOrE Central 1892 Illinois Central. 1897 PennsS
Tania Central 62sa; Reading, 81 q New-lork Ontario and
Western p.
LONDON. Feb 19.-i3Op m.-The amount OF bullion gone
into the Bank of England balance to-day &l'4OOO.
LONDON Feb. l3-5 m.-Pars advlces quote three per
reatrentes at francs 80 ceutues for tie account
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirer Vessels and Rrilrodf&
NEw-YoRK. Monday. Feb. 13 1882.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. Monday, Feb 10, 1882.
A AcHre-Tnchanred


COFFEE-Rio strong for Ordinary at She being scarce
other grades Prime 92dlOioC; with
arawa- stock 667j Hipparchus 1000 bags
aper Oibers 800 bags Lassel Mid
grades moderate demand and steady; sales 30 bags 81
Do ineo and 40 bags maica on private terms no iuIe
Maracaibo since the liberal Ia report oIj
baes Savanila Fancv sold at l4qc. Quotations: Java
l3d2Gc, SINGAPORE 12dl3c.. CeylOn 1Oal3c: Mara
caib0 9dl3c. Laguavra 9Glic. Jamaica. S20l2c.; II
Domingo sq9c. Porto ltco lqG &c.; Costa Rea s2al5C
Ceara Sl20lOC Mexican 1Hl2 C.. Mocha p G2~c; AZ
gostura II 0l3c: savanila, 92aIi Curacao. 9a9l9c.
COTTON-SpOt Cotton lower; trade eratey acuye
Saturday evening. iucludlh- ~
bales and III bales for consumption DeuveIeu On
contract 400 bales. Receipts at the ports TO-DAY, l5
week ana <0'I5
last wear september I3,566,4ll bales, against
Zt,tO
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14
THE BRrTIsu GRAIN TRADE.

LoSToH FeD I3 ErpTes8. in its review %
nj hish grain trade during the past says -prhg
sOhea are PROGRESSING fagOsDy Growing crops cOuLhhr
sSis a. Tory and the position - promising Trade Was re-
sIOu All except the Dest sample were Cheaper IN re
a AZ active inquiry Tor seed parcels Of sPnu2 c0fu nut te
os4slnpaFe demand SLOW. Foreign remarkably
44el tlJu lOut the week the demand email
M spot supply ample concession Of Cd ais. ON
44! az Insufficient 20 Induce buyers Tho ul-Cuuat mar
was anlmate toure ca1gOes arrived Of which four
SFe sOid The nOating bulk Increased
h OiN arc trade dull aud generally Lover
Alle was everywhere weaker and the nominal.
sSsIiey y ~ unchanged Will slack demand
~ e 9f 0d pnt common rather cheaper Tie sales
aSah wheat during the week 40 quarters at
soc ~ pr quarters against G09O quarters ais Sd per
s1Ai1ef curing the corr spending week last year."
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
QUOTATIONS, w BEEyEs TODAY

BtEVEo- Receipt. yesterday aud to-day 10 loads
a. Il B-aa ias Mordag lhc arrivals he pass week
- head less than last "ro ana head more tin
much n-ter receipts th' arket has SHOWN steady i'm
L. Der n up 10 the FRIDAY. Butoners bought quite
freely situation grew gradual better ior the sell
- me un, too II invariably the rule that when droy.
o.ey o. their cattle butchers make money
balanced higher prices here ald there ls room Tor quite
az ad before dr'ver, can ma e air commission
Tue favorable unsl on Friday induced shippers TO forward
pr ~ no "a - LOT i Ne' s1 'ia @ to
supply was larger hja ou,hsr9 hda an' i'e'l mere
= ear ioads OF 3o2Z held on 1ae a. Jersey ny IN
49, va t,.-t VA. vel rep-esele .svera of tie reqi ar
tr thecatte Friday prices but doyers held urmy
ar m Was ta v soS Finding that there was no use holding
any longer butchers pa the c adyange deoanued by
lock having hands - AT the cloS the feeling
cete u me sipg' e m . IN M ol Do io1h I &c ir irr-
below c 10 dress CATTLE reached II &c
10 q a. 6i To- re- H ~ There was also iary active and
healthy market st 6Ot Thirty carloads OF inc receipts
-cwarZ-chid a. -ulzDerger and ears 10 Me7ss haunm
Teesiv sold at cadyance on common and Medium Cate
VI per head Good T. r me- ana aoont 1rner Iirs ioF X
a. a. the opening Amoug h" prominent sales At that 4et
,1 Gry that we're sold here Monday by lIessrs
Voge q Kegrnsein 10 the Nrwl ork Provision Company at
- 629Per 100 d. equal TO I-.e 20 ifss o. @ ies. 'oc per
usually hne HleIA lI' 'oon 7u "a i't'5 oi minus
cars to the Provision company, and single oid
10 dress 56a,9 D and included carloads Of Kentucky l
ei Mr. a. rn1n had no Export Cattle in the yard, to-day and
Mr Goldsmith Caite irr the egyptian Monarch WiI not ar
Mssrs b Todey purchased ~ head ia tne Jersey
yards their Beef exort air No shipments from tis
take oat quarters Beef and IO76 carcassss OF Mutton
Tor Mr Joseph Eastman
The weeks shipments Cattle sheep and Hogs and
Dressed Beet, Mutton and Hogs were as loiIo"s;
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14

oFF1cE OF rHE PULLMAN PALACE Car CoMAyY,}
CHICAGO, FeO !, 1882.
+ THE SPECIAL MEETING OF the stock
~ holders held this day IL resolved 10 increase the
capital j36 o. being 25 cent OF the entire capt
raj stock OF -aid company at this date. -
stockholders OF record on February T. lss2 VIII have INC
March ls 10 subscribe for such stock at par
t0 an extent exceeding OnefOurth Of their holdings
Payments be made follows Fifty per cent on OF Oe-
March 1880 and 80 per cent before May y les2
Fun paid stock Will be issued Tor each ment
eNciuu fractional shares.
Bank forms ~ subscription and all Information relating
thereto may be obtained al ----
NEW ENGLAND TRUST CO., Boston.
THE COMPANf's OFFICE Chicago --,,-,
A. :. WEINSHEIMER.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14
Buslness Ghnneee.
Proposals.

ppoposALs FOR PIAsTERING AND IRON ARCHINo,
FU RRING AND LAIblNG.
OFFICE OF SUPEHyIsiNG AKClulECr,
DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Feb. IL l6-2.)
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received ~
- mi. oca until II N or TIE 23d day ot February 1859
r the Plaster Work also the Iron Arcning FurrinR ana
At ing required United Stacs Barge ONCE az New
Xn,k \ In accordance drawings sud specifications.
comics o when and any Adilona Information be hsd
at ths ofnoe OF TIE superintendent
JAS. @. HlLLr suPerElsng AIchlteeL
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14

New Process 81 40 do Choice ~ Minnesota
sn Good a. soas o 40 R1e Osr % Sa" al a IS for Pure
Mixtures ~ So Corn Meal qniet nominal Buck
Allied & price, IS a0 S ron & os1 ~ rates Of %
q req 40 in knr gr sgp 81 ~ The cargo % rate for No Red
prompt shipment Is nominal at q % tree board Corn
low track, 6sc White track. 5ic sai Yellow. on
at 81 &c; free on board oats-No " hite February.
PROVISIONS steady@Beei Clear City Mess per bb slS
sS 1oSsa 5o india Mess ss Fors-Mess ST. 75Sss
Extra Prime 81 0o & hams-sn3Sed l2Sise 90 sal
Shoulders in pickle smoked. qe. eelnea
N salt 92ai no 40 smoEed a 40 e Lai-ci5y kettle
Western Kettle 1900 steam l275c.' do Butchers's
Loose l5Oc Blttsr-creamery Extra Pennsylvana 45e,
County anG New. OK Extra ubs dSsc; FTst 500
e os RsrT n and Western 5SSsc
svlvamA 3lG}lc; Western. 2702so Choose New-York
Eun cream IS9c. western Fun Cream l3e; DO Fair 70
Coca Il a9l2hc % halt SKINNED a &C. 81 PeanssiVAnls ma
&c Tor far 70 Good tenning ddscoyAoes henne M
CH Loaf Crushed ani Powdered lOG tca GFanniAtsV
s2i 5oas2S sprlnS. SO O69s o So petroleum frn.
refined in obs. 7c Cases lO7ac wniskev steady West
". LoUIs Feb. ls-FOur duh and lower to sell Wheat
opened lower steadily before the close when
q SS Mare6 27 Apr HSg + s7 NAY & 10 june
q OF all the year. sales 81 2ei,Gsl 2s March 81 27gG
trading vas largely in settlement No Red FAN 81 81
MareR 5ae. Apr 81 Isc aay Sales az 81 757 e March
59e5o'c Aprl 81 e62c May oats da and lower at I !.
10 Pork sls l5 cash; 81 20 March Lard lower
at ell O5 cash; Sll 10 BID April Bulkmeats lower
shOulder s8 a. Clear Bib - 45 Clear sides 81 70 Bacon
dul! shoulder 81 81 Clear RID go 4 Lear siQ 20:
81 49, Recepts-Four 1000 bbls.: Wheat. $4,000 bush;
Corn $4,000 bush Oats $1,000 bush. Rye 1000 bush5
Barley. 1000 bush shipments Flour 90o bush; Wheat
ToLFSBo5 Feb I5% beat stead steady No Red %arch 81 2o,s
bid April 81 81 May 81 3u9i June. 81 p y bid July,
81 lj3t bid weak No ., spot and February 59c-;
March so is bid May, 62sc Oats, nothing doing Clover
Seed lower; Prime, - 20 Prime Mammoth, - o.
At the Wheat hrmer; No Red spot a 29g$1 SQ
February 81 5O4sj March II sos April o. 81 May.
an the year II IA asked; corn dull NO spot and Feb,
ruarv 5gdJgC March, JS5i i06C; May, 62as a63c; June
held at 63c. Recepts-Wheat, $4,000 bush; corn zlpuo
bush oats, 1000 bush. superintendent Io'OOO Dusli
nm m
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14
EUROPEAN Markets.


LIVERPOOL. Feb 132OOD D m-Pork-PriIne Mesa Eastern
dull Western. dull at 7s6L BaconC un berlsnd
Cut dun a. 476d short RID dun at 41i Long & siear ear;
cul Shoulders dull 1854 for new. Beef-India
dull Ness dull at ll9t Prime Mess dul
Al Lard-Prme " estern dnl at 5b3d IallOw-Prime
CITY 443d. TurpenuDe-sDriCs seady at AZ cd
kOsnFne dull at llbd Common steady at tbd Cheese
American Choice. dull az 64 Lard OIL none here Flour
Extra state. - Wheat-NO. White. dull az lOsd:
No = spring dan lOGd; Winter New Western. dun
II I'd. JOrn-MIxed. dull at sid. COttOnseed OIL
elbow American. here ROsn-COmmon at London
dun z. Turpenupe-sDlrts at London hrmer az
A. Sd.
LIVERPOOL Feb 1880 m:Beer. III Cd per aerce
for India Mess Cheese 81 per cWt Tor the DSJ
trades OF American Bacon ~ 3D. per cE or short tear ear
MddIeA IallOW. 4S. cwt. Lard % 4O per eWL Ioi
American. PORK. = I'D Der Dbl for Prime Mess
LIVERPOOL Feb. l3-Rrcepts Of Wheat for the weeRi
From Atlantic ports. 10000 quarters from P0Cinc ports
quarters from other % $50 quarters Corn
2l.jo0 quarters 5000,
LONDON Feh 1890 y. m.-Calcutta I1nseed AZ d47gd
ner luarter OIL $40 per ton: Pale ROsln. O0
lO6d spirits rurDentne l3d a Al cd cwL Reflnec
Petroleum. 63a16a-d spirits Petroleum. S2ddSd. per
cal f.Osln %. Linseed on &25.J Der toll
ANTWERP. Fen. l3.-Poroleum. - francs 70 eentimes
nne pale NcOXs Lru closed AZ l31 francs
% crutlmes per loo ros - -,-
BREMEN. F-b. l3.-WucOxs Lard closed at 90 marks
10 pounds. Petroleum. marks 80 pfennlgA
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14
financial.

ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD
y old stock wanted by EDWARD C. Fox & CO..
NraTI-a
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14
rEoRA DEcArra AsD EyAssyIlLE RnTAT gonHEEaASSr
pen MAfcn . Dob b. C. MITCHELL. Secretary.
OFFTCE or THE MERCANTILE rRrsT CohPASY,(
No. 100 BROADWAr NEW- YORK,

NO l2O BROADWAY, WV YORK., Z
Jan. 3, lss2)
THE Mercantile Trust Company will lssue
certffcates of preferred stock of the Manhattan
Railway Company the temporary receipts already Issued
and Tor the stock OF the NewYOrk Elevated Railroad Com
napv be exchanged for first preferred stock VI the Dan
haitian Railway Company IN accordance with the agreement
between the Manhattan Railway Company the NewN OK
Elevated Railroad Company and the Metropolitan Elevated
hallway Company dated November a. lsst Upon the De
Che certificates J the Trust company VIII pay Ten
Dollars share In cash - 49,. ,-,
non the delivery certificates Of the Metropolitan Fle
waited Railway Company the Trust Company viii issue cer
caes OF preferred stock Of the Manhattan Halfway
Compay therefor NeW.NOrk Elevated Shareholders making
the exchange the closing OF the books VIII receive the
dividend per the nrst preferred stock Oi le
Manhattan Railway Company --.>,.~,. - r.,.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14

The following were the receiDts and shipments
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts. shipments.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14

OFFtCE OF THE TOMBSTONE MILL AND MINING COMPANY
4S2 WALSUT-5r, PHILADELPHIA an so, lssS
ODD DINIDEND.-Ihe Executive Commit
sD Directors this company have this
ay ared che regular monthly dividend n j0OOObeins
cents on each share capital stock Of the company
and after FEB ruary ID AT this ONCE ifahsiu
books close tbs 9Th reopen lbth =, ,,,....
WI. CHEYNEY, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1882-02-14
Dipioeno Notites.

CHICAGO AND ALION tALkVAD LOT
CHICAGO, Feb. l, 1854
NOTICE-A cash dividend of four per cent
~ Preferred and Common stock OF this Company has
declared payable the day OF March next AZ ths
ofice conpanys agents, Messrs Jesup Patton o.
No. so Wili2msL NewiOr The transfer books VIII %
closed the l1Lh inst. and reopened March next
{. H. FOSTER, Treasurer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-05-04

The following hattering letter to Col. Far
rlngton from Gen. George W. wingate OF
New York. complimenting the militia of thi.
state, will not be without interest to them.
especially since it is well known that he is
authority on matters connected with the stand
ing and needs of military service:
NEw YORK, April 25, 1882.
Col. E. c. FARRrxGrox. I.R.P..
Fryeburg, Maine
Dear COL have read with much interes,
the report Of the Adjutant General of vour
state, and congratulate you upon the enor-
nous increase you have been able to show in
the number of ..marksmen." I think that
yonr success will more than equal ANYTHING
That was ever able to obtain am sorry
70 say that New York has last year gone back
IN this respect, the number of marksmen
being only about 1000 against 3oae in 1879
l would call your attention to the circular
enclosed and hope that you will do what Won
can 10 give us some representations from
Maine upon the team which is to meet the
English volunteers. Also that YOU will try
and have Maine represented in the match for
the Hilton Shield
Very truly yours
GEO. W. WISGATE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-05-04
Colby University.

The base ball grounds have been rolled
and greatly improved the past week, and the
nine are training diligently for the summer
campaign. No games have as yet been ar.
ranged.-The gymnastic classes are prepar-
ing for public exhibition in the gymnasium
about the lst of June.-The customary ora
ton and poem before the Alumni. on the
Tuesday evening before Commencement. will
be omitted this year, and on that evening the
Inauguration of President-eleet Pepper will
take place.-Ex- President Robins is now in
Chicago. and is not expected to be present
during Commencemeht.-A slight ripple OF
excitement was occasioned on the campus the
other evening by the appearance of the Fresh
men with canes. but after brief parade they
publicly signfied their intention of refraining
from the practice of carrying them in the
future as tending to wound Sophomore dig
nity-Recent legislation by the Faculty on
the subject of cane rushes has considerably
dampened the bellicose propensities of the
Sophomores
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-05-04

THE value of medicines compounded by a
thoroughly educated physician and scientific
chemist must>be apparent to all. As such
we take pleasure in commencing DIR. j. c.
Ayers Cathartc Pills. Public confidence in
them has steadily increased, until now their
use can he said to be universal. Great and
permanent popularity does not come without
great merit. Our experience convinces us
that Ayers Pills are superior to any others
in all the uses for which cathartic medicine
is employed. They are pleasant to take, and
are perfectly safe. sure and effectual. Ayers
Pills satisfy all the requirements of a reliable
family physic, and their timely use undoubt-
edl, prolongs many lives and promotes the
health and comfort of thousands. ds.-Northern
Ohio Democrat. may2d&w1w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-05-04

Mr.. C. b. Porter, Druggist. Towanda. Pa.
For seve raj years have been troubled with
Catarrh; have tried many remedies without
much relief. Ely's Cream Balm has proved
to be the article desired. having wonderful
results in my case. / believe it to be the
only cure. l.. Il. CoBURN, Towanda, Pa
May II. 1879.
| cheerfully add my testimony to the value
OF Ely's Cream Balm as specific in the case
of my sister, who has been seriously deb;i-
tated with Catarrh for the past eight years,
having tried Intellectually other remedies and
several specially doctors in Boston. She i'm
proved at once under this discovery, and has
gained her health and hearing, which had
been considered incurabe. ROBERT W.
MERRILL. Secretary of the Phoenix Manufac-
turing Co., Grand Rapids, Mich. Price 80
cents. mav2eod&w2w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-05-04

The Augusta Branch of the Ladies Land
League gave . graad ball in Meonian
Hall last evening, in which about sew
enfy couples participated, including many
friends from Hallowell and Gardiner.
The galleries contained goodly number OF
spectators. The hall was very prettily dec
GRATED. Streamers of red and white bunting
were pendant from the ceiling; miniature
nags were arranged around the galleries. For
background on the stage two American
banners were gracefully looped. Where their
folds Joined at the top was patriotic motto
IN golden letters; underneath this hung q
harp. Pullen's orchestra furnished music.
The occasion was very pleasant one, ana
was enjoyed by all. The ball was success
in every particular. and the fair projectors
should feel elated at this consumation OF their
efforts. The officers of the League are MRS.
Mary Stackpole, president; Miss Maggie Sui
Ivan, vice president; Miss Julia Gogin' sec
retary; Miss Maggie Gogin, treasurer. Inc
committee of arrangements consisted OF
Misses Annie Manning, Kate A. Field anu
Fannie +. Sheahan. To these and osnefs y
dns The credit Of this successful dance.