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The Dawson journal., 1883-11-15
GROCERIES, :!

Thanking our customers for past favors,
we cordially invite one and all to call and
examine our goods and prices.
MELTON BROS.
The Dawson journal., 1883-11-15
The Latest Bonanza in CaIlfor-

MIA.
BIEBEr,, CAL~-Mr. Thomas p.
Ford, editor Of the Mountain Tri-
bune, of this place, publishes that the
great pain-cure, st. Jacobs Oil, has
worked wonders in his family, and
that he would not be without it,
He states that among all the people
st. Jacobs Oil is the most popular
medicine ever introduced.
The Dawson journal., 1883-11-15

GRS A MONTH and Board for three
POC live Young men or ladies in each
county. Address p, w. Ziegler d e.,
Philadelphia, Pa, (aug le4T
The Dawson journal., 1883-11-15

Nothing can constitute good
breeding that has no good nature for
its foundation.
The Dawson journal., 1883-11-15

Cleanliness Of body was ever es-
teem ID to proceed from a due rever.
ence to God.
The Dawson journal., 1883-11-15

We have of
Ladies Hands I'VE tIa hest and
line OF Ladies Walking drought
market and they must be sold somep price
The Dawson journal., 1883-11-15

GGS A Month and Board for 3 live
hOc young Men or Ladies, in each
county. Address p w. Zieger s. Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-10-05
ExPREssMEN LIABLE.

Mr. A. $. MRRkILL,the popular { pIessinan Of
Brunswick, Me, writes us en- May is, 1888. as fci
lows: "Havng been severely afflicted for about
two years with inlammat OF of the Kidneys and
bladder, so called by my physicians, suffered with
distressing rams In my back andirotentIon OF urine
caused by stoppage OF the neck Of the bladder.
and a complication OF other diseases. | was hardly
able to attend to my business and at times would
be completely prost!a.ed. was also affected with
incontnence OF urine to an alarming degree : in
deed, 1t demanded my attention fifteen or twenty
LINES per night AMI at in. e. II would seem impos.
s'ble for ne 10 rid. downto the depot on my wag.
on, for every Jar from ihe wagon would almost
from my doctor, nsally consul cd our druggs',
Or. Merrymar, of Brunswick, and requested him TO
Furnish me with the most reliable and speed, cure
Ter such sickness, for was suffering TOO much for
human nature to endure long. The doctor recon-
mended me to use Hunts Remedy, as 1t hal been
used with remarkable success in good many cases
In Brunswick AMI vicinity. purchased II bottle
and received such great relief that continued, and
had not used two bottles before began to improve
beyond my expeditions. The pains in my kidne5s
and lolns disappeared. gained strength, and ms
water began to pass naturally, aud l was able tC
sleep soundlv, and obtain the greatly needed res
which for long time could not. am fully resl0r
oil to health, ani can attend to my business
Thanks to Hunt's Remedy for my restoration, and
highly recommend 1t to all who are troubled with
kidney complaints"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-10-05
OH Sire Dress.


II 0 IS ga-den OF my childhood that only see In
dreams.
Ever sunshine lies upon it, shadows only passing
Thr ugh the vista OF my memory very fair that
garden seems,
AID I sometimes yea-n with longing once again
10 enter II
, can sin II the lawns first moving, and the rich
wa1n the springs warm. ngcred touches woke
10 life the garnen beds,
,Wicie the double row Of crocus like golden path
And The tulips in the border waved their stately
crimson heads.
Where the south wall lured the swallows wheeling
Summer beauty gained upon us ere we knew the
spring begun
There The pale wsteria clusters tender arms OF IRA
TIL The white magnolia lifted cups OF silver to he
sun.
Yearly year the blooming orchard lay like snow
beneath the moon,
Year by year the channch nested where the moss
grown bOughs divide,
AMI her brood upon the branches twIttercd through
tie dawns OF June,
Tll the growing apples REDEEMED under Augustus
smile OF pride.
Spring and ever-radant summer and full autumn
hold II fast,
Ny enchanted garden whittier fancy leads me
back to-day,
Never winter falls upon 1t, for the pictures of the
Cd be thanked, are happy pictures, and thier
skies forever gay.
oly when across life's highway comes the sc mi
of country bricr,
Or OF waited honcysuckle, westward borne. and
cold with dew:
4 en- the longing for my garden fills me with such
st Ong desire,
Tat my soul Is faint within me forte sunshine
C. n stuart.
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William Gurlnn,s Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Honorable IN.
en'' 'hSphS'Ss District of Chit,end en-
lam a." ~ persons interested In the estate OF VIII.
deceased " '''' D''iio'i
yy,rn,.,, .t, ,, GREETING
WHERE'S. sad Court has assigned the lIth dav nj
oEloper, 1873, next for the settlement Of the
Mlnlinlstfators account, and for a decree Of The
, dgsluue oil sad estate to The neirs OF said
uHvorassu, anu ordered that public notice
1890 W gwen 10 all persons interested I'm said
cs,air ny publishing this order three weeks succes.
sVelS previous to the day assigned in inc H,rling
District cunning ''h Ill sau
~, dhnerSiorc, yor are hereby notified TO appear At
w iropaie Court rooms In Burlington, on the day
n,En'u, men AHl there TO contest tile allowance
v, sal,, account II You see cause, ami TO estnh al
OF said residue. awful a'ih"l's
HlFen under my hand, this i4th day OF seniorn
DER, d. l>o'. GEORGE ". WALES, Register.
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Malarial Diseases

Begin at this sea on Of the year to grow in rreva-
ience, increasing during the remainder OF the sum.
iher and autumn. II you have sense Of languor
ano debility, lack of appetite, slight headache and
pains In the JOINTS accompanied by bitter, tlsa
greeable taste In the mouth when you awake In the
morning. lfyou have tired, don't-knpw-whethei.
m'slck -or-lazy feeling, then you are experience tg
'lc erect oil Malaria and are al most promising tan.
"''ate ior Bilious Remttent Fever Intermittent Fee
yer, or any OF the many forms Of sickness In which
Ma'"rla masquerade. and which we call a strange
fofm of tho disease under whose SYMPTOM, N.a.
ria IN hiding These troubles can bo prevented and
oufeu by the use OF CELERY CoMroUsD, which gives
tone TO the liver and stomach purincs the blood aud
renforces the vital powers.
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Charles w. Smiths Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons con.
,o',' VI C"'',cn 'en' S. Charles " 'S Smith
'"'e VI CHeaes'er IN said district, deceased.
GREETING:
Al a Probate court holden n, nurI,ng,o, u,,,h,,
~" iul llc District OF Chiieudcn on the lIth dny
81 sep. 1871, an Instrument, purportinr 10 h..
,hc lasl ~ ana Testament OF Charles w smith
li'c 81 Colchester, N said district dcceased WAS
ieSch'ed 70 me Court aforesaid for Probate and Il
Us or9ered ny said Court that the nth dly OF
oct lisa, at the Probate Court rooms in soil
burlington, be assigned for proving said nslrl-
heht, ana that notice thereof be given 10 ali
persons concerned ly publishing this or1e- three
weeks Suf9e.alvcly IN the Burlington FREE pIEss
newspaper printed at said Burlington preyiou,
to the time appointed
therefore, you are hereby notified TO annear ne.
iort siin Court at ne time and place aforesaid and
contest the probate of said Will, IL YOU have cause
Gwen under my hand ~ burlington in said bis
trlct this lith lay Q. september, 4. d. fSS3.
GEO. W. WALES, Register.
l4waw
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COULD NOT LIFT A POUNO.

9le apo'e aye lie words OF Mrs Harriet Paey,
Of Putnam, Conn. she writes My 3, $50: Il have
been troubled with kidney end liver disease for two
years. / suffered severely In tue .ck sul loins.
Before taking your wonderful medicine, u UNITS Re.
medy, could not Lift pound After giving Il II
fair trial, began to Improve, ami can nov truly
say 1t was 'Godsend to me n, am now able to do
my household work and enjoy the best of health.
have recommended Hunts Remedy to two of my
neighsors. who have been greatly benefited by It.
Tails letter send voluntarily, with the hspe that 1t
will be the means OF inducing some sufferer to use
Hunt's Remedy, and be cured as have BEEN
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Charles A. Seymour,s Estate.

alAlk OF FERMoNTl 10 all persons con.
District OF Chiticnd,n cerned IN the estate OF
,,,'',' " "-''n''n' Charles A. Seymour late
oil WIiiston in said District, deceased.
A., ,,..., GREETING:
Al Probate Court, holden at Burlington with.
IN and for the District OF Chlitenden On Inc 2p,l
uis 81 september 1S,a,an Instrument purportinr la
pc the iast VIII afitcstament OF Charles A.Scym0ur
rare OF Wlllison IN sail District. deceased,
was presented to the court aforesaid. for pl D.
Dalc' Ana 1t Is ordered by said cour, that me
.h udy o. octobtr lss3 at the Probate Court rooms
s'lulheht AM that notice thereof be given TO al,
persons concerned, by publishing this order thee
a newspaper printed ut said Burlington, previous
10 he time appointed. 0
I, therefore lou arc hereby notified TO appear be-
toIe sau court ~ the ;uc and place aforesaid and
cvI,est me problte Of said will, II you have cause
Gwen under Inv hand at Burlington in said bis
trict, this 2gi day OF Sept lss3.
l9"Sw GEO ". WALES, Lcglsier
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! nth - thus, thou brown and rugged cone,
W,ll poised aud high,
i is eel ;hc towering grasses and the SKY;
Aud. as sca-vOces dwell
! HE line chambers of the Ucean--hell,
~ Fancy's ear
Within thy nuniberless, dim complexities
Hath seem, Il ofttimes to hear
4 lmi risoned spirits OF all winds that blow
Winds Of late autumn that lalnenting moan
Across the wild sca-surges ebb and now:
Storm winds Of winter mcdowell To u sigh.
h,np-drawn and plaintive; how lngeringly !.
Sbt ucIoes ~ the spring-tde'- jocund breeze.
81 NJ with the summer south wind inurlnurlng low
-Pdm H. Hdync.
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Legal Notices.
Silas s. Beach's Estate.

W.; the subscribers, having been appointe1 bv
, ne Iilhngahle the Probate ,ourt f6r The Dis.
iivl "i tIIiIthdcn, Commissioners 10 receive
uNl'ulho ana ADJUST the claims and do,
i,ilhh' o. all persons, against the estate Of
',Ih7 = H"acA, laie OF t-scx, III said district
''Giso,' h' also AL claims and demands exhibit.
W w. "H'"l iNeltlo; and nix months from the day
81 thc cato hereof, being allowed by SAID court f1r
tn9t PURPOSE, we do therefore hereby give n 'iice
lnat We WIZ iliend to the business OF our apponi
inchi At The dive ling Of Sarah Beach, in said Essex
VI said district, on the second Frays Of October
DAYS. " '"' VA cav" VI Saiu
DateI ihi' sth day Of September, lisa.
AMoS iloBAkT,l Commissioner.
., NJ. l.. SNYDER, COMMISSIONER
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Are You Bilious 4?

Read the Symptoms Il Treatment,
- MPIoNS-A feeling OF weight and fulluess
jill the right side, pains in side, shoulders, and
uhuer shoulder-blades, yeliownsss OF the skin
auu eyes furred. tongue and bad taste In the
mouth In the morning.
ihEATMENT-Take Celery Compound accord
ing to directions. Use the sponge bath daily
win vigorous rubbing, live for time on u sim
PIE att take a1uif1cent amount OF outdoor
exercise, and your cure will be sure AID spee,,.
The CELERY CeMPOVND "a To o..ses
medicine, made only to sslI, but contains, besides
Ihe celery which soo,hes the nervous system, vu
anu o'Aer Iemeciea, including khubarb, Mandrake
al" p,lueHon, de-, d., dc, which are well known
ieihsa'ai agents in Bilious aud Liver complaints
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scRoFULA. A medicine thar eesFoss he germs Of
Scrofua and has the power To root il GU Is spprd-
ciated by the AFFLICTED. The remarkable cures Of
men, Women, children as described by testia0ut-
ais, prove Hoods sarsaparila reliable medicins
containing remedial agents which eradicate Scrof
ulL frGm the blood. 100 doses 81 90 Sold by all
dealers, I. =. Hood & Co. Lowell. Mass.
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and this country to-day whose genius IS
not lucky accident, but normal, will, broad
foundation of culture, and so inspires the
hope of steady sire 18th advancing On it.,lr,
, and day without nigt
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IN honest medicine Is one tnat the propretors
am 10" TO warrant. such is the CONSTITUTION
Al C0iyylI a.. sold at Bellrose 4 Grants. II In 4
sure cure for Cow. c, colds and all affections OF
the throat and fuHGs. Z. In' so Cts per bottle
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ACRosTIc

ZONE and hearken to my lay
II a. II one who may choose to,
LISTEN, while try tosy
II AsY rhymes t. amuse you;
IL HYMES which happy shall engage
L OUR attention to the page.
~ AN make 1t plain appear
" F how health may abound
wi AY whisper in your ear,
L AINE's CEI SRY CoMrotsp,
" Nall occasions, ] believe,
~ sED as tonic Will relieve.
~ ERvEs 1t will quiet, sleep restore,
~ all 1t promises, and more.
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"AbOut year ago my horse mas rery lame from a
sprain," writes E. F. Bally, of Ashland, N. H.,
bony enlargement" 1t always does this
Oct2, eOd-W
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vEGansk " 0 great panacea for our aged ia..,e :
and mothers. for 1t gives them strength, quiets
their nerves, and gEss them Natures sweet sleep.
UctJmws-w
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Malaria Aiscders as obs. stack the people oil
large cities as Of tn. country. kJe;s Ague Cure Is
warranted q safe and certain specIne.
OCH eos AZ
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Machinery arorsonal Property. among which
are iarRe CHAIR PATTERNS, lot Chair
Clainps, iot Bsmith Tools, Shop Tools. Stoves
anu Ilnts, Vices. q Lanterns, large lot cha r
Machlnery' r'stlng Of Circular and Band Saving
Machihety, ftrs, Filters and Pressers, tortrg
nnnpne Mo,y, Doweling and Tcnoning Ma
ch,nes' Grlnu fes, Emery Whee.s. Sanding Ma
SEES, Tools, &ci eV"'
Also will scllauc time and nlaco tho ,o,,o,,,,,,
estate and prop Lel1nrin ~ Wanrw li's
r prp, ~ 49, w., premises adjoining W. n.
and Garden. Oton Rnggv r,nan a. nain
Sleigh, 2 Light ksses. / Iiay Mara T, ,.ss,n,,,,
Horse, ConcoryIrun Seating waann
Single Wagon, pAayarse SleighS nai as ~,
Slctls, dump Wagi nair Trnrss ru IT,, 3T,ne.e
Pockets, | lot WaVunlnr. and o,ber norsnnaI
property. 'e''0""
nPilc iiacs; nnaace, &c. This place is new
.us,lns h $40 s,1'';vf Is one OF the best con-
aea,es 'Ou'e' Ia tern W.. and Is beautifully
,lwss SN FIELD r. Asasaee
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If You Have
RHEUMATISM
OR GOVT

There is no use in recounting tse symp,csla. f0r
you know them yourself,
Treatment for Rheumatism:
Open the bowels with q cathartic, and afterward
Keep them regular with the CELERY CoNrouND
which Will operate 20 soothe pain, and purify the
blood, the addition OF one-fourth ounce of Iodldc
OF Potassium TO each bottle is recommended III
obstinate cases OF Rheuma ism.
Treatment for Gout:
Besides the local applications, keep tho bowels reg.
ular with CELERY CoNPouSD. and. the diurstlc4
which are In 1t will remove the poison FROM Tie
system.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-10-05

vIn n r people are always on the lookout for
"IN 4, chances To increase their earnings
I'M and IN time become wealthy: those
~ ~ towho do not improve their opportunI-
ties r'lnaln N poyoriy, We offer great chance to
make money. We want many men, women boy :
and girls tn work for us right In their own localities
An, one can Ia iho worh properly from the first
stri. Ihe blsihi" Mi Hay moe than ten times
Ordinary WHgrs tAtcnslNe Quilt furnished free
No one whn engages fails To make money rapidly
You can devote your whole time to the work, o.
only yGur spare moments. Full Information and
all that Is needed sent free, Address STISsOS \ CO.,
Portland, Maine. 23wly
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ami ro n'i1s, Mhlsiy Discharges from the Nos,
he ehnit,he and Fever Instantly relieved.
mi IjIhu n.g thucus dlsohgcd, membrane cleansed
li healed, breath swpeiened smell. t,s,e mn d
",Irlhg restored, and ravages checked ''
u onugn, bronchitis. Droppings into the Throa,
a En- III 'ne Chest, Dyspepsia, Wasting of Strength
WIZ flesil, Loss OF Sleep, ETC. cured.
:, o.c b0ttle Radical Cure one boy Catarrhal Sol.
NJ a aa one Dr. sanfords Inhaler in one package
=, az r,'tupelsts Tor 81. ASK fot SASfoRD's R,pr
49, *: fir, Marigoi Clover blossoms. etc.
IofisR DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
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Are You Troubled with
| N DI Il E. TON 2

SORE a symptoms are; A feeling ot .iiHess
aat weight in tho stomach after eating. variable
appetite afidty of the stomach, wind, pain, ana
dizziness II you have any Or all OF these the rcY
ment Is
CELERY COMPOUND anil cheericlae,
When the stomach is diseased, II tends to make.
the mind gloomy, than the mind reacts on tho s,pn,
ach and In cnsnes the evil.
chalnomile lisa well-known hcrlA ~ s+rsr rcstors.
i've qualities. 1t gives warmt. mi strength 10 The
stomach. eSpels wind, crS-a cole, and acts ~ =.
s'iihuiaht and tonic :, .Siie digestive organs.
chamomlle is vae OF the ingredients So CELERY
CohPou~t, and In connection with ,no other con-.
stitrls.S, forms wonderful r.Icror .;,Dy,pepu.
,iffs.
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Of Land, House, Shops
Houses,

ana outGungs. with mill prlvihge, Water
. lecis, Ue,g. shafting. connected Herewith.
~, ms ptoty Is new, and In iirst-class order,
anu r.u mikcHnent wafer power, and situated
30 Us 10 ne ey supplied with Lumber.
snal, s'of lani adjoining the above, known
~ tne .. IL. ~ piece. IA Store House near depot
large iot oitng, of various widths, ami a large
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NANuFaCTURINI
Nl 30 thousand feet
Ut UT, Ionr trunk line
wr It for terms and
q SONS, Corning, N.
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Then we'll have it if
"The pause meant all that words could
convey"
"The cold sweat was coming out of
every pore of my body The dust of the
creosote had penetrated my mouth and
nostrils and l had to take one hand from
the rope in their absence and place fin
ger upon my lips to prevent sneezing.
Come, hurry was the angry watch
word exchanged between them, ond ]
heard the stairs creaking as they ascend
ed to my chamber. Thomas was familiar
with all the house.
"Why did not drop down and escape
outside?
First, then, they had locked the outer
door and withdrawn the key to prevent Il
surprise from without. Second, there
might be n third confederate outside.
But the most important reason of all was,
it seemed to me, that never could get
out of the aperture that had allowed my
entrance into the chimney. l ran the risk
of discovery and death in any case
"Oh, why did not my father and his
companions return 1t might be hours
first.
''They had found me absent from my
chamber and the adjoining rooms. They
no longer used extreme caution. They
hurried from one apartment to the other.
1 could feel the jar of moving furniture,
and closet doors were opened hastily.
The upper part of the house was ran
sacked, and then they came down stairs
upon the run. Time was precious TO
them now. With direful oatls they
rnmmaged the lower floors, and finally
returned to the sitting room.
Il saw the light here last, said Thorn
MS, moving with his lamp across the room,
and here is the lamp on the table.
g She must have got ont 7
"'No; watched for her, and every
window is fastened on the inside Then
he continued Curse her She's q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-11

.v,vapa Of sa2sc Western so6c w. s,r
70 ru o %rian ne % dali SKINNED
Slammed 2sso coassRO s sSs.ayaGos. nT RenneG
stsav Cut Coal s crsha sc Po si ses g
G oTsT ss sos f%othv 81 7oas Faxsee = 80
a aenneo IN Cases. ioc wbskey
sss j. e0 FAMILY ,ap ;. Gs'15
Cash. = 81 asi ~ January g e2S pesrn H = o. 10
oi 90 M s5sg - Corn higher at 4S
isc January 47sai.c February sgs Mar u; A gs
4sS SOe Nay F6rsrv IS all tho YEAR
Rys a' se s. care s1t,e steady 6ay
Creamery 3ea40c Eggs eady at 70 2626c " m s
SS9 En 81 CO., sSSf, d Rs
Sc Bacon dali sIOaideT Sc: short RIO, s:oI lSe
s ssss oS 1890 lS Ss l Wheat % St ls?'
busS; osis GSoO bush Rye ZOO bush Barley e iso S
Corn $4,000 bush; oatsl ,Ooo BUSH Rye. LOCO bush;
TOLEDO ian the board wasa. dr@ 81 No 10
Red o2 q 922 January n no S Ssas @ Corn
High Mixed 30 Spot me SiS YEAR 5aI 5ss eas
steady: S9c jap0aTv s SSS ,u May oats ats
2SGso PGsn ncnS whes Sooo bSsa
Corn. 1900 bush; oats $4,000 bush.
COTTON mARKErs-sY rELTaeaph
Jan %cS'ten steady o Mi SaIss
Intending ooG bales specultion and export ReSep
f dS m SSss ssu naDg aDnay dersy 5
February delivery Co February ana Mse dss ae
ery o4se.d also, 5a.od; do. Aprl and May delivery:
54ssd: also 54sd May and June delivery % ed also
5sss.d do June July dei,e-y 6ee4n also 1881, 90
July and August delivery 5ed do August 400 September
delivery 62e4d. Futures dat -. a..
LIyEsPooTs jan in-3:30p m.-Csuon-lbe safes OF the
80 q bales AmercsL.
CHARLESTON Jan. l0.-cotton steady; Middhng yy%eei
Low Middling 9c Good Ordinary. D; net receipts Z"+
bales gross 2.U74 bales: sales, pales; exports, 70
the Continent -tbales 70 Great Brin; ~ Inoa
bales .,,,.
Middhne $3.50 Good Ordinary SIC; net rreeips 4.ooo
hal 4 8 Oalee exports 70 GREAT btltain
bales 10 France bales: 10 the Confident - Dsles
coastwise bales; l.650 bales; stocS' l4Z'so'
bales .,..n,-.
SEwoRs.vs jan lo-coon Quiet Hioa ef Iece5f
100 gross 14,l7i bales: exports TO ai5nee w
the Continent bnes coastwise zLoo pn ne2ing ~
Great 6466 bales sales. 1000 bales last evening"
- bales stock. Sl6.25l bales .,,,, ~. -
SAVANNAH Jan. l0-totfon steady; Midding, VacI Low
Middlng ss,c; 0oOu Ordinary sac net receipts = 20
bales gross bales exports coastwisc 700 paes
10 Great Britain bales; 10 the Continent - bales:
1900 baes; last 900 bales; STOCK iOSfzi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-11
Gouulrn 3)ropertp for Sale am6 90 Ear

CHoICE IMPROVED FARMSIN MISSOURI .0I I'M
253 Acres; adJoins syracuse, Missouri Pacihc RAN
road 900 Acres Lexington branch Missouri Pa
cinc railroad lent improvements, water 60
OF IT, Osage ho'Res weines
suf families water and woodland on part coaipea on
land new house, 10 building LOCO fruit trees can
be had suit choice prairie rich land % Duni
~ An estae beaR closed This place Vernon County
near Kansas sehellCity NJ IT, 4. Rl. known a. iooies
Stock Fafm all over this country. Address WlLLiA o.
POPE Executor. Ala olive ST.. g Louis. MO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-11
finaurinl.

ROCHESTER AND PIT fSBURG RAIL
Ia RDA cD.-1o the Holders OF the Income Bonds TIE
Of Directors have decided that sucen number IN
amount BODdhodcrs OF the ompiy nave hs
septed TO Inc proposition accept Consolidated First Mort
gage Bonas exchange for their Income Bonds to Justly
them authorizing the Exchange on the proposed terms We
The income will accepted at 30 per cent OF their
in consolidated
10 Income Bonds who assent
iu writing 70 before February los3 VIII re-
ceive The Bonds fiat that IS WIN m
teres /. 1882. The holders OF the income
Bonds who their assent until after February @
wifi be % the accrued interest on tho Consolidate
from December l. 1884 In order 10 aNa these'oSoi
the privilege Of making the exchange.
The First Mortgage Bonds will be ready 10 oe
the Income Bonds February neAt ana
will uat ers If holders OF the Bonds
viii send In sheir assents promptly as possible.
wALSTON II. BROWN.