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The daily gazette., 1882-04-29
A Despondlnx organ.

From the spI Iingtield Republican.
The DRIFT Of the Republican party to.
day is not such as to reassure the coun-
try and to argue long lease of power
The msjority Of the people are not 10
sympathy with Stalwartlsm, and the
course of events sincs Gariield's death
has not made them more tolerant oil
that faction Of the party which looks
backward rather than forward.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-29
aAuHOAD LINES.
s1,,ADE.eE1AsSyTphzHEEHnS.SoaHHSs.
BABTAMv 900

,,rrA. wgLIIIEaITr0ss, 4 \ 7,
oHIl.ADIha.4TIM61E RAALHVAD'
AND OJAASUARY 30. 1882 .,,..
L,,tl,svs wilmington a'foiEN'
Y Til'' .,..,. and d1nsormsalaI sssstiss9s, y. 2 3,
fhilsdealp a pnIIncs nInlso Ga !. M; I~. 4VV' "''
Sp. r; @,;;.r,, tlsrprsso 2.cC, 2 S;H1, q 81 Ss,
PniadslPnniss : * ills q. No.; E'lo' ''O''
Sl5, ass ~ s;S'Y YORK, z; K 200. 22s, e;sc, g ~
Phila. and Sess ssI2' as, t.5S 5.l7, o:oo 2. y.
"a llS 3 1d md Intermediate 5taslons
pallmoie and g. p. NJ.
y, h8A ~, ,,nd Bay Llne, o.o1p' ~ ~ aE
Baltimole md md Washington, i'91 ~ ~
Baltimore sm ny. 100 81. D, L.ot' n.yi y
IN SSsIllmose only, LOS anu W
nslawaro Division, leave io'
rralr5 ~ S.Ia sSs. q. M; Lro. o.So =; p,in. H.
New O,n Ian and Intermediate SsaSionn'
lO5, 6.B p. m. a.a.,ona q. 81
49,, az and Intermediato D'
n; LOOP m.um.7rs. m.
,,,a and Intermed ate stations
\. all1SslpI ,S' i nOOn. $50. 49, (EApreAS'
Il,,IsSsSSIpISia ISSS & IA, ,aNow York. 200, 2a' am
w ?; y; and washington. y l.ol,
Baltimore M 4. m. Baltimore, %.
h M dr nj ,',IormatiOn pAsseDkers are
OILY o. i%i 70 the lime tables posted al tnt
q; +, marked thus ~ are limited ex-
y upon " j. 4. WOOD,
General Passenger Agent
uANK THO OM5oN,
tysneral Manager.
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TRUTH ATTESTED.

Some Important Statements OF
WelL-knOwn People Wholly VerI-
fed.
lze the ge1uineness of the statements, as
well as The power and v lue of the article
of which they speak, we u0lish herewith
the fac -stntGte signatures of partlt whose
of these testimonials IS absolute, nor
can the facts they announce be 10, ored.
WILMINGTON, ell. Aug. is. 1881.
H. n. WARNfR d Co. -GensIernen .--As
physician, md also In the capacity of
druggist, / have recommended and
prescribed the use of Warmers safe X i'd
ney and Liver cure to at least I5 persons,
all AFFLICTED with k'oney trouble. In each
and every instance they were cured.
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In the city of Louisville. ON
Wednesday, Mag 3Is', 1852

Wednesday, Mag SIs', 1881
These drawings occur monthly (Sun-
days excepted), under pr ovIsions of an
Act of the General Assembly Of Ken
The United States Circuit Court on
March 81 rendered the following decisions:
Ia Tgtus ne Commonwealth DistrtbittiOn
Company Is legal.
%. us DraL0ta0sGT6 fair.
N,B.-The Company has now on hand
alarge reserve fund. Read the list OF
prizes for the
The daily gazette., 1882-04-29

Those wishing Seed should re-
member this and give us a caii as
we are the only ones in tho State
who sell Henderson's seed exclu-
sively. Now is the time to get IN
your early Seed, but buy none but
Henderson's, as they are con-
sidered the most reliable in the
market. We have also just reed
SO chests of our famous so and 90
cent Teas, which we guarantee
better than any at the same price
sold anywhere in the city; ais:
our 25 cent Breakfast Coffee will
save you a loaf of Bread all the
time
The daily gazette., 1882-04-29
Liver. Kidney ana RrISht,s Disease

A medicine that destroys germ or eau Q
OF RriRht's Dlsea Q Diabetes Kidney and
Liver Complaints, aud has power to rcoi
them out Of the sstem,Is aboveall price,
Such o medicine is Hop BltteTs and posi-,
tive proof OF this can be found by one
trial, or by asking your neighbors, who
have been cured by 1t.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-29
CIV Ioau and Mouse sale

No. 410 East Fourth street, to close
the Abram Boys estate. Sale positive,
at StIdham's auction room, at % p,
M, April Gath. See posters. Cyrus
Stern, Administrator, D. B. N, q.
t. A. apl22, 20, %, 28*
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LIVERPOOL. Jan I8j:Uo D. m-Ins OF the day In
c'udrd ltOIo bales American. ., ,
-fIdrv cau,s March and Kpr delivery Giatsa; DO June
-i July delivery 9i'd Futures cioiet Ii. ai,' ease o,y
dtnG l0AcJ GoJl ordinary loci rcccigi' IS ''-'''
ia,roy. jan 1s-corr5n dr,l: lrddrnS l2ca Low
MthuS. II &C.. GppI ordinary lOtc. uet receipts. ,bp
ua' Ernst 'hI bales exports 10 Great hHlad '" o''
HALrCGF Jaa --Cottou steady andduing. &C.. Low
NIdilng lltr. Good ordinary. '2c Et"'- r'l'
bair' saes 900 bales, spiuuers 100 bales stotA o''74
tTyrvyAri Jan ls-Cotton steady. Middung II qc Low
s.pueui- 900 alc- -air- IL bales -ocA 7'o9 ul''.
CHtE-Esroy, Jan I--Cnttou tru. Nidihug u PC L2|
J. % ,4r-. 'ies 900 uale, STOCK 90 u''S ro-
,GNvf-r2S. jan. i'-Iouou nrHj Ndcnnc. go ,L9W
Aadnns j. ci Coos ordinary l4c n'i % 10
the Conp. '7 bales cJastwise Oae sales ~ OaI,7i
LOUISVILLE. jan Is.-cottor firm: udUiu-. y 7-c
PilLAufL Jan. utfnu ~ atl, Nitdhue. u
70" AidLnG "a e. '''od 'I"I."l j" y, tF
-tv U.e gross oJo OAes' -rcS spiHh'I7 otO "'' SUM-
receipts .5j 0le-, -r- 80 bales shipments, 4" Dait-
sale, loo bales, stock. 90. i'a .ai. .,, ,,..,
u5e i' S.' 60, 4r,ig-v isr net - .rts s.5
bates cIDo-ts % Fran . as-2 hae co1stv-e 80 o-.es
NEw.ORLEAS5. Jan. l+.-Cou0n steady, MidGnnE, li'c
Low MuGiua, u +'; G.pd Ordinary 4u'-'' i'i w. p.s
"-'' n'-7- ,a' Nt-' t''0 .l''' i''' ''''' o'-'' '
evening. iI0n bales. s-"e.. .-t. $3.50 bales ,,....
L5lt bales coIstw4s, l-J7 Je ,ar' l'o' Daes S1oeA
~. LOUIS Jan. Is.-Cotton firm; M.dtmr ,ici Low
M.flIug, ilc., Good ordinary, 4I-ci r-"t.pNt 80
baet shipments, go bales sales ''t bpIes stccA 'o'9o
SAVANNAH Jan I5.-Cotfon firm. aitilue, il+cf Low
+i+n bales exports coastvi-r il bales, sales oov oaie'
last evening. $40 bales. stIaA. .S, '.s ga. ..,
1iiane 'la Good Ordinary, IO~ls'3 net receipts 90
Ld--', s--CA, A4to4o Da4cs
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invite subscriptions tho mentioned bonds AZ
par accrued interest PAYABLE Instruments. ~uoscri-
the bonds a -rcrk allotment which ir
great value this hac becomes very iorgs
bonus.
The line Of tins road forty miles o. the oil
REGION and e1 passes through tle finest timber ami btumin
coal territory be found the state Of Pennsylvania
Excepting miles OF Tho through FOREST County II
passes through popu.ous aAl wealthy section o. Pennsy
vania Llerto almost without amy vroac facilities and has
assured lo M business from M time Gifts completion which
there Intelligent for believing VII De equal not ONLY
20 the payment Of interest up0D the above mentioned bonds
but igjeuGs upon la az the COMPANY. We
sured Uy orcers OF fs coUortiol who well known IN
railroad and financial crco that the present demand orcoa
alone be ported this line IT,. Of Hse than
sufficient produce net earnings 10 paw The interest upon the
mentioned bond. aud dividends upon the stock This
IN addition the local business which Is the necessary
heavy population the lne and the great want
o. railroad facilities would 90 leave reasonable qae
ton tuat yey short time after the opening Of the road
these bonds will command high premium I'm the market
An officer under me ntoned company has recently
passed greater portion u tho line by vegon ard on
foot that might bc able 10 SPEAK Of te value or
these securities from actual knowledge.
Parties holding large interests In the sto" 81 the CLARION
Mahoung and Pitt,burg Railroad Company also the
holders OF controlling IN the STOCK Of TIE Mahoung
Coal and Company corporation owning large bodies OF
TIMBER iron ore and lands Hrough which the line OF
this road passes which alone t believed sufficient
revenue wiz obtained De pay the interest upon these
bonds.
Full information including pec-us Of tlr Railroad Com
pauy circulars AMI blank subscription lists, VIII be
furnished on application To the
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iJropo5G.s.
pROPOSALS



PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTIEG.
Frbruarv =. I-~2 lU o'clock FOR furnishing the
PAPER tgr the pr BIZ PISIlN Uatl me -7tu OF FOB
rna ~ hn said proposals 10 Boz opened before and the
award oil G. c made rs tAr Joint committee ~ con
-r, Nc Printing tD t.e lowest tut best bidder FOR
Interest of fhr comm tee r--ar1E 20 Itself
reject anI AT bid AS rs judgment ~ me
bes Interest, of fhe Government! may dctAun
Detailed schedules Ul the ft-'rirtp EiL ti ana I3 -
az ilt uaprr Irqu accom- by sample lu1 bN 1r)
p0ril- aud ylue the aton- with which cicf. h-i
comply boz O'ainel Dy addressing j. lrirres fublo
I'M, trat II d. entered int for susn Quantities II
ranpr q. NAV Dee needed during The Nclr and
hc aled quantities set forth 10 detail Ia tlo schedule
gjj56Ole... . gac i!eadered printing paper Pass
1900 4. sap rhine slTeicl ,ldrscl pr.L4HE paper,
5000 re.u. supe-ine suIorca.enderei printing paper,
5000 roam superaao super. calcndcred printing paper
COCO rcim. sup ine superseded ard aapcroalsndorei
3oC0 realms -uperanc superseded aud rclleaderei
priutlg paper. different size,
300 -lp-rlu" super 2lrAuri'-, uh.ri plAuns
Dtp q, different sizes.
GOO raat. -iz paDcr Tor ~ ofiCr blank 2GI32.
EunY rrams map paper different sizes Anl "vi-ht-.
80 100 White w,itlg paper d.her'Hi slzes ani
1000 rcams coiorsd writing paper cioeret sizes aad
SOC reaT -ye- paper. Different sizes and we gaia
80 realms manila paper Inherent sizes. . - -
1851 pounds OF o-st plate pagr., daer'-; Sizes ald
l.ooor5aa. Inclo. tissue pap D. 21y2"
10000 sheet, ill t4.i.l parchment. lIoI'-l sizes
5.uuu sheets bank lH.. N-y -
a.. .uOI sheets glazed b1l' paper
E-.I. sheets board. fr 1916 cu,Irs slice, FeTl &c
Bvtr.ctou vi b.. JOINT oli-i'', %, '.f 40 ''-'
IN Atu5 49," D. Ip..5lt,'J1t't.
WASHINGTON February -.ls.2
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Diu.Ccn0 Notices.

1r.I.. W r.r ...TS 0IE AID SEW. SIS
..l..lt.. t.l.I-E. BH .htlN Jon. H i---.l
Z DIVIDEND %. ONL ANp 4 ~ AZ VI .... t.t ...
! ,,l .f tl. ,lla4 .toce .4 tur blolA-yu Guy AMI
<et- load "a .r.uy has been t.- s Goo .r"' paE
r.Ip af the Mercantile t-I-t company -u -i t-aoNa'
York tuc alter It -a- D'A" ''a-'' l'~. "'''
DC l.--,d ten dAl iriy. to i-4l at'' ...tr,.-, -
,,lrr... D. Hl..rA.o -T. PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS AND)
OMAHA RAILWAY ,NAthNl.
e. BROADWAY. NlW. ttlA. Dec To-, 1851.
DIVIDEND of one and thrcg-l quarters
a G3 per cent the prcterred capital stock 81 thl.
D., payable al TINS "lrc lu the ltt
AN f nuary M 90 klolrIsOi record NJ the close or
6,i.fu.4. on tue 9lst day e.. December. ISL . 80
e transfer books OF the Company ID bUcose on me 0ls
day OF December 1881, and be ropene On TIE "a LAY VI
January, looA ~ T. ~" LIZ A''~'~4S4'
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sias Id B. at f.. o' ai ie Ss q FT s'f q
55b Bulls 4DJ ~ a. i.c. lG Do 1867 lm At &c. aid
b. COON Tor eli II MOI. s,,rs - H.. a. - -
10 d. LIS d. ~ l3ci 10 DO -" 3D. a. ''f'' -'"''
Bates for ,ei STATE oxen 40 3D. a. 1r iiv" vei-hi
Noeel rrron-,eir 10Y Meyer. Iee,u.toln D. iG-.qt
STR a2 ~ at II 20 10 10 Laeg ~ a - 5 ~
2tdo 2Tl 49, At o7 IS DO LOO d. at -h Is d. liza
I0 az - a., Loo H. a. E., 30 . az. ~ o,11lc -
H. NG1 I 1 M a.. D.. i,I ,1 ed 81 do 500 H.
n e. y Co. 100 o. a. L. 80 do o p S Il "a m '
lolc l6ao li5- 70 Ioi,c ~ DO 1I75 d. Ct roe ~ do
g. rag head d. 1913 TO- al &c. ami 81 Pei head d do
' b. 3 a. - 10. !; oo ..1i4 o 20 @ h. nj - co.
isl TO- az Is Oj l. do l-5- d. at 81 49, % do I2'o d. A'
FanP Tor II Ttp - Eentqy f'GsTs l27 ld H. at at
yE Receipts were 429 hca22e5 at G2t9 a1 g6a o. 2
t v Ss an Po 90 g ga5 Facr to Choice yS at 90 lev
s...nqeS Ray ,o go q, fl'T J,i loo f5a at
stc;t no. l53 n. at lie. lo. ~ o. Of lo,ic.
Gle, d. "s b. ga at o.. 3d. 3d. IA b. "a oe Ted calves
Ha.saoech e pay. SOLD: Fed Calves $50 r. A. i''G.l
silfFF lASD GfMGs-Reoospp1is' were 5l ear. o. a56
40, cars az 6lia-- arg - .i'' p. ,Ic' d. y A. ic3i
AGAINST $50 holI for The corresponding time last week
lie marie. va --l- p,Ji"r man - eT1r,g,f
butchers Operate aud hcpro-pcc OF oeane "ers sSoo
car o4l Of Prime V,tlsr, at 81 40 Lambs sold at 6e1 s
-4.s-S, .jo5 Sl III +, .ga 100 Ohio sheen 10 r. at
ST. i4oz 30 Part isso. q ~ - ',- la NJ i-6.
j. f. -adr Co. sold. sos Western sheep. 0l TO- ut 5'icl
El-c sold 100 Kentucky Sheep 81 p at s.. B. o-o
N-ouriaa % r., At - 80 80 Kentucky 10 few Lalys
Ind 1lct.aal.n sold IT, E,.1c3Syy, sheep 80 r. at
a sol ~
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s gS,B BANK Of America l 1872
s. s shsTes National Citi1,ns' rank 10
T. shsres WilhanlsLursa City lnsVf oen
., ss sPSs S SSGHnIi and Traders Ia,
suranCe Company -. 10
70 shaTs. 9it'd States '''' insurance 75la
,,. 3, ,SS S%4Y% States LII, Insurance Com. .,
81, sBsTSs WuuamsbuviA Gas Light -
o., -S SS%Pa n{e n states tai sire insurance .,
O., s SSMesnES City rro Insurance Com 90,
q. P 2qy riirsdesn,eus Natonsl Bank lG6'2 40
zoe shares nv g, T1 rouiray gsc, per share
$500 SlaTe sa Monmouth o'A'''' 1' sc per share
.,.. ! ss SsWGl t sG q Deposit cen.
SH,'5s6 scrip Tor stock of the Brook
iyn E.,ysTg'R Re-. trr .i50 for $40
s,a30 Certificate OF d. posi- oen'I Iaa~ Irnss
Ponds OF the BROOKLYN Elevated
RsHay S .ST 6eS '1G 'af 45S'5 $1,000
TDuds and $500 Coupons ...--..-. -foT 9''IVo
$4,000 G9t,} ar, sa.sS PEI sez no2 2dA ll5alI
sl''' cincinnati southern Railroad due, oo,.
,-s,rss metropolitan Concert Com. .-...-,
ia@to9 at Of c PS cs 4a',s nOa 800
o ss@ 55 5sn Pssa .s5 saa 55liS
shares Mechanics and Traders ln-
,. Il',. rr sG,.a' Fir, Insurance
,.. sa Srg'lT1r -adcsrca's rirc Insurance
as SSIas'53i Manhattan Fire Insurance 40
an sn oIi Az N,rcalti. Size Insurance 80.
,, , srl lVle-ca1tii' National Bank. llt
S5-rss Fro6a.ya and 2io.tauk Ean. -,
- , FS1S RTasosiSa s,d yaatnik Rail.
Id are. Ware a.roat COMPANY -ll6
81 shares International ocean IcIe-
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.


IrvrRr1GI. Jan. i@--Upu u pors-Prme Mess Eastern
orl a. so. Western dl- 40 8. bdepu--l IloerlAhI
Cu, dull at A. iI- --Hr. IBID CuI nj -. Long Cig4r,
dun az 4ys ~Gp.t Clear duA al ~. hdm.-Long CuJ
firm 5n. Shoulders. tI aL a5 80 OG new Bect-Inai
Mess dull 81: Extra M.se firm at III Prime Mess Gull
-a. Larl-Prmt Western. duh 40 jJbo IallOw-Pr!me
steady an 1854 Turpentuc-~plrrs steady an -.
Eos'n-Ftne duh a llod Common -trlly 40 id cheese
American Choice. frWcr 3d. laIu OH non" here Flour
LItra state. du at IA. WheltNo White steady az I'D d.
spring % Winter Sew Western. ~ ady
IOiNd. tOru-AfIXod. steady 40 o.. tOtton-tea OIL
Yellow American. uHue mere. H.su-Couuuu Ht LOlion
steady 4. TurDeuLue-5Dlri4 10 London. stcdy &c
LIVERPOOL IAN. l~-l:3O l.-Breld-tuc7 ON dr NJ
l per for Nev Mixed rstrru flour 90. for
Western. Pcls Tod coual Tor Canadian Wheat ~ a.
lU Ju california White; /" 1dUIu Id for California
Club ID lIduILld ior Rcd Western spring.
LONDON lo--lIO o. m-laicut-a Linseed, -, per
quarter. sperm OH 81 per ton, Pale Rosln az
lOGd. spirits Tur2rltne g. 20 per cwt Refined Petro
Icum 6i4i. spirits OF Petroleum. s-d1 ic. per gallon
Common Rosin. "a. Lin-coC o A-l.l0 per DE.
ANTWERP. Jan. lS.-PrtT0icum. l. francs . celumea
nIe pale American Wlcoxs Laru closed 40 49, francs
per 1000 NIl1-.
BREMEN. jan I9-Wucoxs Lard closed a - marks rs
Ut,utg- Der lIoDoIuGs. Petroleum. marks 20 pcunsA
LgNp0 Milan. l-.--y.ju D. u.--ta.Uw, 1854 q cwL
LIVERPOOL Jan l0LIlt. 10 Ol. yer ci. Tor American
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financial.
Clarion, MalOlilg and PittSIlTg
RAILROAD COMPANY.
THIRTY YEAR SIX PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS.
Int rest and PRINCIPAL pay able IN the ~y % NewYork
Central Trust Company, Trustee.

IUIAL t. z u OF NT.II x 10.
Capital stock tutlor eel .......-----S t,OoopjO
Capital stock Reserved in Treasury io0oo0o $4,000 900
First Mortgage Bonds ................ $4,000, 900
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Warren Penn ia Groosv o., puuL,utawny and SazbGrg
to Fittsburz $50 mles. Branches and oi4Lnss. 80.
Total, $50 miles.
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NYILLIAlMi A MA i5R$ \ \. G Zq2y&.Yonx.
Members Of the Ne~-YorA Mining stock Exchange.
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-. LOUIS AND SAS FEANCi>Co RAILWAY CoswAyT.)
DEEAEL BlUDiSs, 3 Bro D-sT, }
n L III y
HASSIBAL AND ~. Jo.ErH RAILROAD co.,
= Broadway.

I"7'I'
THE Directors Of this Company have this
Gav declared dividend o. three and one-haf per
upon IT, Preferred stock payable WAesdAs February l.
1852 The books ~ the Preferred ~OoS
Will be- closed al OciDck D. saturday December 81.
lcSl, and reopen saturday February = l---
JOHN A. HILTON. Secretary.
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AMERICAN FIyiYGE COMPANY,
and NAs~AC-ST. NETWORK
BONDS OF SURE TYSHiP,
Fidellty and la,uaItY lOmpanY of NeW- OH.

Fidelity and Casualty Company OF NeW-lork'
Capital invested in L Bonds ...-.-....--- 2j00o0 90
On Deposit with Insurance peIattment..--- lOO,OOO OO
officials Of Banks Lalroads aud Transportation Com.
paurs. Managers, secret rlrS AM 'cIN7 OF fuoc ON
Uan1 Institutions Pnt commercial firms can ouian secur'
ify IRON This Company 40 moderate charges
The bonds %. this company are accepted ~ the courts o. the
stat, NrN-Norh.
Fun Information AS to detq7 rates. &C. be obtained
Oh application 10 head office. - Broadway. T.
WNl NJ RICHARDS. Pest. JOIN w. CitAN +, @ecy.
W. HARVEY LEE, In-ptor RI HILLA9 Ass 19ecy'
DIHEC TORS:
GEORGE r. HOPE A. : BARNES.
g. a. WILLIAMS, :. 3. CHITTENDEN,
GEO = CJE. il. y. HCELBU =,
CIA~. DENNIS. W. q. Low
j. = T. eTRA rAHAN, DAVID lows,
ALEXANDER MITCHELL. j. ID. NERMILYE.
A r. Hull. WM N. RICHARDS
DULUTH q WINNIPEG
EsaiITOad COMpany's
First Mortgage six Per Cent Thirty
Wear BONDS.
secured upon Il railroad Land Grant and all the property
Of the Company
For sale az IU3 AMI accrued inter 81 with BoNJS OF 40
PER CENT IN the Company second Mortgage Income
Bonds upon the property at - = and ac
crued interest without the bonus
B00DY, MCCLELLAN & CO.,
- BROADWAY
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OFFICE or THE ToNsTovr MIL AND AsN C0WAE}
So WAISuT.,r, IHLtl rLI!HA, Dc g.. ISL.
TWENTY SECOND DlSiDEND.-lhe TX
4 ecut4ye toMmmittec Dt the iUtri Drr,fur- O.. tAs
C0n,t nave mi, IAN dc Iod The Te.Ia MOS rliLY DI.
N4yENDo 500 plr, 0..u- d. y tlNI- 'a EACH tiAiIE
capital stock Il tho company payable "a and alter
January Ii this ,tcr. Trans er books close st an reopen
l-lA GEORGE HIENIAA, President
w. CHENNlA. secretary.
OFFICE UNITED STATES FlRE INSURANCE co,
IlJ IE0AuW ~. NEW-4 Ok. Jan 3. l,,-.
GOD DTNIDEN D.-Ihc Board Of Directors
stsb have tins day declared Z NNThb DIVIDEND
DE FIN PER C Vt payable Ou and after the loth INST
". WILSON USDERAILL Wee Pre-Geut ald secretary.
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The o. owing were the race DTS and shipments al
hnu from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Ve,,frt- Shipments
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-08-25
COACH ACCIDENT NEAR BEDFORD.
Arant Courier, AuauM 17M.

hVub NVuf'T, h1J"'s awe
We regret to learn that Mrs Curtis, sister
of our townsman, Mr.. L. j. Z. Morrill,, was
painfully, If not seriously, injured on Friday
last by the upsetting of the Galen coach, near
Bedford. 1t appears that one Of the horses
accidentally got small boulder fastened be-
tween the calks of the shoe. The driver, no.
tIcing it, stopped the team TO remove the
stone, first taking the precaution to secure
the lines around the lever of the brake. No
sooner had he alighted than the team gave
sudden plunge forward, breaking the lever,
which, with the lines, was jerked around the
heels of the already frightened animals. The
coach had been stopped near siding piece
Of road, and few plunges of the team drew
it on to the steep incline, where 1t turned
over. Mr.. and Mrs. Schiller, newlymar-
ried couple from Miles City, and Mrs. Curtis,
who was on her way to her home in Deer
Lodge, were the only passengers and were
all inside of the coach when it upset. Mr..
and Mrs. Schiller escaped without injury,
but Mrs. Curtis, who perhaps in her fright
had made an effort to get out, was caught by
the framework of the COACH which fell upon
her limbs and pinned her to the ground.
As soon a. Mr.. Morrill, learned Of the acct
dent, he started for Bedford to render every
assistance possible to his sister, who, unfor-
tunately, has been in delicate health for
years. The latest reports frem Mr.. Morrill,
would seem to indicate that Mrs. Curtis Is
not as severely injured as was at first report
ed, and 1t is to be sincerely hoped that she
will soon fully recover FROM her fright and
| injuries.
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Coach Accident.

On Monday morning last as the coach from
the Terminus was coming down the short
hill from the Voolfolk bench into the valley
four miles from Deer Lodge, one of the
wheels broke, throwing the coach over.
There were eleven passengers on and large
amount ofexpress matter-a ton or two. Two
ladies' and one man were Injured. Mrs. Nc
Cormick, lady advanced in years, had her
collar. bone broken aud Mrs. Ranny was
somewhat bruised. b. j. Leanon had his an
kle sprained As soon as messenger ar
rived an extra went out and an hour later
than usual the coach left for Helena.
The fact Is there is too much travel and
traffic over this route now for q double daily
coach to carry. Mr.. Birney informs us that
Superintendent Howell is now arranging for
a tri-weekly extra to carry the heavier ex.
press, but even that will be inadequate. The
passengers, mails, and express should now be
transferred at Warm Springs and thus re-
lieve the driver, horses, and coach on the
Butte end of the route for service on the FL ell
ena route. There is large business and the
coach service as now run is inadeq uate to
dispose of it. A transfer should be at once
ordered ut Warm Springs. Business demands
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The following, from the Helena Herald
might be read with profit by Deer Lodge Ia.
dies ...
We know of two young ladies, who, start
ing after supper last evening, walked to the
head of Dry Gulch, above Hale's mining
works, to the foot of Covden's wood slide,
and after viewing and enjoying the delight
full scenery at that delightful hour of the day,
returned also on foot, reaching home by half
past eight, without being worried or exhaust
ed. The distance was good six miles and
the walking not very easy.
1t would surprise most Of our people to
know what delightful scenery and places of
resort can be reached within reasonable dis
lance for good healthy walk, and we hope
many win surprise themselves with the ex-
perimental knowledge.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-08-25
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RAILROAD Items.

Mr.. J. Blickensderfer, Chief Engineer of
the Union Pacific, and Mr.. Robert Dickens
derfer, his son, Chief of Construction Of the
U. & N. r. r. Co., were in town on Tuesday
and returned to Silver Bow. They were look
ing over the work in this valley.
Parties from below inform us that the boat
between Thompsons Falls and Rock Island
draws too much water and cannot make the
trip. The stages were ready to make direct
connections, but are laid up awaiting navi-
cation by the boat.
The Utah and Northern Road was COM
pleted to the Warm Springs Wednesday
morning and track laying is now progressing
between there and Lost Creek, which latter
place will probably be reached by Sunday
next. The road is now within less than SIX
teen miles of Deer Lodge.