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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-23
PACIFIC
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION !!
OF CALIFORNIA.
Inc orporated ............... October, 1865
Q d u ICT:

's'HE OBJECT or THIS ASSOCIATION Is TO
Il secure cash payment within sixty DAYS after
proof of the death Of u subscriber, to his or her
heirs or assigns, Of as many dollars as there are
individuals OF the class 10 which such deceased
subscriber LeIoure,t
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THE DAILY APPEAL.

RELIGIOUS NoricE. = There will be
divine service at the Catholic Church
next Sunday. Father Hennebery's mis-
sion has been postponed for a while.
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BROOKLYN LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
q f NJ . W ork
MUTUAL.
Al S + rs, OVER $l,5OO,OOO

1NHIs COMPANY COMMENCED BUSINESS
L in September, 1854 with PAID-UP CASH
CAPITAL of $l25, 600; of which amount the sum
OF 500 900 is deposited with the Insurance De.
partment of the State Of New York. for the benefit
Of ALL THE ASSURED, whether in that State
or elsewhere.
The business is transacted on the Mutual Sys
TEN; the profits being divided among the policy
holders, who also entitled to a voice in the
election of the Directors.
In the third year OF its existence, its income
amounted TO the large sum Of nearly one half a
million OF dollars-S4o5, III. This unparalleled re-
suit forcibly indicates the favor in which the adj
vantages of the Brooklyn are held by the people
of our whole county.
Taking into consideration the active and extern
sive competition existing throughout our country
In Life Insurance circles, and the consequent diff
cultles in opening a new business, the BROOKLYN
has cause for seit-congratulation in its progress
while, now that our transactions are doubling in
magnitude, with great rapidity, We are earnestly
determined TO remain what have already be-
come-the BEST LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
IN AMERICA.
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N e NJ BE RSIIIP

AZ. - ~ - ~ -
The subscription fees are Ten Dollars at Joining
| and One Dollar on the death of each subscriber
The one dollar from each subscriber is paid to tn,
heirs or assigns Of the deceased.
The subscribers are diyid d into classes iuclud
ing males and females. Each class is limited Il
D 200 subscribers. As classes filled new ones
viii be formed. No person is so poor that he can
not pay ten dollars at joining and one dollar occa.
sionaly, thus securing $1,000 to his or her heirs
or assigns.
ADVANTAGES:
The advantages Of this Association are. no Money
Panic can Affect it, Its benefits easily attain
able by all, and every subscriber added to the
Association enhances the interest and protection
Of all; the amount paid being 50 small, and only
at intervals, that any person can secure for his
family a competency upon his death. One class
can not be assessed If member Of another class
dies. Glasses have no connection with each other
OFFIcERs-BENJ. II. FREEMAN, Precedent:
GEO. ii. RUSSELL, Vice President; JOHN H.
WARREN, Secretary; JAS. A. PRITClARD,
Treasurer.
REFERENCES:
San FRANcIsco-Hon. Henry Dutton, President
Farmers and Mechanics Bank; Hon. Samuel
Cowles, late Judge of County Court; Hon. A. j.
Gunnison, Attorney at Law; II. j. Booth, Esq.
Union Iron Works; Henry L. Williams, Esq.
Real Estate: John o. Hanscom, Etna Iron
Works; John ii. 0'Brien Esd of O'Driep Bush
& Co.
GOLD HLL-Gon. J. P. Jones'
VIRGINIA.. c. Currie, Esq; E.W. Reyes, Esq.
CARSON CITY-Hon. p. Ii. Clayton; lion. Adolf
plus Waltz; Hon. Thomas Wells
r. O. @ A S X L LII,
GENERAL AGENT.
S HAS CAULKINS,|
AGENT FOR NEVADA.
Office in Waitz's Building. on King street, one
door East Of Justice Waitz's Office.
Carson City, October S, 1859.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25

5sis37 tuns by canal II, ur previously lO5oe. Total
1862 s9O5 tuns; TO 3e 1885, $4,000 tuns Inereasej
1869, 3165 tuns.
The earnings OF CI.i. and Northwestern Rail-
way for the third week IA august were:
Is6s... sfa9 87s 70 ges ..f 9lz9 ~ Decrease $3.50
The London Economist ~ aug "a says In reference to-
United States bonds:
The election Of Gen. Grant 70 the Presidency OF tho
United States follower Viy shortly after by deea-
ration which left TuuW tor doubt that come what
might in the future, the in,i rights Of all foreign credit
would be respected tu r letter, and the attempts
which up 10 tha, per Oh l been made by CERTAIN zee
ton Of the community To relieve the nation Of part Of
ltsdebt IN dsh0norble manner we're at once hopeless
that the agitation which has been commenced to tar
foreign holders OF United States Government bonds can
succeed. the adoption Ol such would diA
metrcaly opposed to the policy to which the nation,
through Pl csideut, has already committed itself
fall which occurred early ~ the week probably trace
able to apprehension on his score, but recovery In
prices supports the view that paltry Of I'M
proving tue financial position OF the United States will
not be resorted TO- The 1852 62Os closed s3l9s do.
1885, s23QS2s do. 1857, 81 So
The following figures shows the changes in the Banks
of England and France for the week ending Aug H. M
compared with the previous week:
BANK OF ENGLAND.
Increase In coin and buTOn G976lt
Decrease in other securities disc and loansl 2sO,l3T
Decrease I'm active circulation $1,000
Increase in OF notes and 6Cs6H
Total amount OF reserve OF notes and coin 10000
Minimum rate Of discount fixed July Is, 1869. cent
BANK or FRANCE.
Increase In cash bullion. i2lbOOo
Decrease in bills discounted 3ns4o
Minimum rate of discount remains as fixed May -.
'0 BOTH BiXKs TOGETHER.
Coin snd balloon Notes IN dfsa'iieS.
Bank OF England 22O,6eG6l a23,795C5J
Bank Of France...-.. 4o.4o5H8 9'6Ssl2s
Totals ............ ec9.IOIs69 R5sa9aIs3
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

TIE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY LoAN.-Secured
by Land Grant OF Three Millions Of Acres IN Kan
sas and Colorado. FIRST MORTGAGE upon the pro
posed extension Of the great Kansas Pacific Railway
from Sheridan, Kansas, to Denver, Colorado, and a
mortgage upon the road now in successful operation
for 4S7 miles and earning more than enough 10 pay ne
interest on this neC loan. This loan runs 30 years;
pays per cent; principal and interest PAYABLE IN
GOLD There is no better investment in the market.
For maps pamphlets, and circulars, address DAB
NEY, MORGAN g. Co, No. SO Exchange place, and NJ.
X. JEsUP & Co., No. u Pine-st., N. Y.
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TUESDAY, Aug ~ ~
Gold opened at 1924 sold at 1922, 1928, l33,
closing at l32E0I33 The cearngs at the Gold Exchange
Bank were s1I2 600, and the balance S2O229O9 80
Tho inward turn in the market is due strong specu-
latye movement
Government bonds have been dull; the quotations
were firm at Yesterdays prices but there were no large
transactions reported with the exception 6s ana Cur
rency SIX per cents which were IN demand lor invest
ment The exchange OF 81 and bonds for lO4O and
Currency six per cents continues active. envestment
demand for Gold bonds ia small and but few bonds are
coming on the market for sale The purchase ofScoo
bonds 10 morrow is looked for with great interest rs
showing the amount Of floating bonds on the market TOT
sale at current rates
State bonds we're duh and lower; Tennessee per
cents sold at Coz new bonds, j3i asa; Virginia per
cents COL Georgia per cents, 80 North Carolina ne"o
per cents 5O9a; Louisiana Leyee per cents 65 Ala
hama per cents e91 Missouri per cents, S6 Railway
bonds were steady; Northwestern Firss sold at III
Rock Island per cents ga; Toledo and Wabash per
cents Convertible So; Fort Wayne seconds gI3 Colum
bus Chicago aud Indiana Central rsts, $50 Central "a
cfic per cents, 95a95i. Bank shares were STEADY
Ocean sold at 1919; Fourth National lo5li Nlnth Ma
tional 49, Express shares we're dull; WesFargo SOFA
AT 1ol: American, 3s1; Adams. 81; Delaware and liud
SON. 127J Pacific Mail sold al 1875 49, closing at 795e79a
The Railway share market unsettled and weak al
the opening Of business and prices we're from 10 per
cent lower NewYorI Central sold at l9stdls5t; Hnd
SON. 1874 dl7s Reading. 96a a94; Michigan southern V
aO5E; Northwestern Common, s6lG Northwestern
Preferred 96d95s; ST. Paul Common ea G' Toledo ana
wabash slas3. Fort Wayne sold at 1914; Chicago and
Alton 16s; Hannibal and Joseph, ~. There was
strong pressure 10 sell for speculative account both tor
cash and sellers option and in the absence OF any sup
mort by the bulls decline made on small sales or
stock Al the second call the market continued weak
with pressure sell Reading Michigan Southern ahd
the Northwestern shares. Alter the call, upon the
increased offerings OF money the market became strong
and there was a rush to buy stocks. NewNoTk central
advanced "a per cent, Pacific Mail a. ST. Paol stocks
per cent Northwestern Common !, Michigan
Southern l. and tho balance Of the list was
from per cent higher The unsettled condition OF the
market eiuce Saturday las Induced heavy speculative
sales and the outstanding short interest is now larger
than It has any time during The month The an
ucpation Of an active money market has been the basis
OF this demand movement but tho continued ease has
disturbed the bears and the raid to-day was made Tor
the purpose Of buying stocks AT the close prices were
steady AT fractional reaction from the highest rates
North shares weak and pressed for sale,
in consequence Of the large advance in the earnings
The following the closing quotations Of Govern
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LITERARY ITEMS.

prcaoss Of the remarks of recent corre,
,pondent we are informed that the Forthcoming u
charles Summers speeches viii DO suIPi'u "''"
alphabetical index, as Il ought TO De-
The ffhengun SAYS Of the recently discovered
niary OF Lord PameTston "Al his great cohtehpo
hgure IN H. and they SAID 10 be Drawn Oy JUN
mastery hand
A long-pronised history of the lrish Dlls"uo
I'm tho service OF France from the bowman u VIZ
s,rarts in ,os9 20 the French Revolution OF Low
announced to be published in numbers ~ Csnagbap
Ferguson Of Glasgow. It's author Is q MI y '"'''
Nelson Row of this city has just published
very useful little pocket volume, when nc cans i
Nlooi q0es Tables. II is 50 arranged az 10 sno" a.
a glance the amount Of wages Tor any teIIOu t s9%
az hour to four weeks, ana al any Pi'00 avn
week.
Uurd g. Houehton have in preparation
-, s,ies Of the works Of Hans Christian Andersen
,,.I,or crown svo volumes II Is to be published by
arrangement with tho author, and viii include many
writings never reprinted in this country ana Sow
oral witch have not yet been translated into English;
rhe same house announce volume Of "ArtIhOughts',
nv lanes Jackson Jaryes The Heart OF Inc continent
record Of travel across the plains ana ~ oTEIn, -
TTtz Hugh Ludlow; White aud Red by MRS HeIeh =;
Weeks; fairy tale by Frank r. Stockton, ana seNeEal
other notable books.
Two of our principal publishing houses are
inst now Illustrating the need Of an international copy
right law in a way which, suppose they can haruy
md very profitable The cheap edition OF IhacAe'"S
works issued by Fields Osgood Co. is supposed
according TO the laws Of that middle known as the
courtesy of the trade" be infringement upon the
rights of Harper Brothers. who, having originally re-
prIued Of the works, supposed thereby 20 nave
acquired perpetual ana exclusive right 10 an OF Jne
They accordingly undertake 70 PUNISH the boston Hrn ~
thcir well known manner. First they rush out repuI
of their Thackeray novels at reduced price 10 "rvn
OF course reasonable objection can DE MADE lneli
tbcy prepare an edition Of Charles Re8doS noNes l
offer them az q price which, we suppose about nan
the cost OF manufacture IN orNe 10 XII ist
Household series which Fields, OsgOOd ~ Co. nave Just
published under an arrangement with lhe au'llol.
this the Messrs Harpers conduct may De open ~. 10
question The Boston house reprints MY Utt9IwOVu
" Seven Curses London and the HafpeIs IN peuS o
vengeance Immediately throw upon the iudtheI IrI
reprint at so low price that It might almost as Wen DC
given away The battle likely 10 90 on as long as
either party has money throw away IL may be sara
that the public profits these Quarre!s, getg DOORS
much cheaper than 10 otherwise could but III the lo
nun we believe the public suffers by such state OF
things because the enterprise or publishers cheekeu W
the insecurity Of their property they dare not slNeGs
good uniform editions OF popular authors a reasnu4Oe
price their rivals at liberty TO cut III wheeVefth ey
choose and uudeTSclI them.
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SEVEN PER CENT BONDS
IS Tho

CITY OF NEw-0RLEANs.
J. g. w. SEIIGMAN & Co., Bankers No. 80 FL
change-place NewYork, offer for sale $5OOOo0 seven
per cent 25 year bonds of the City of New0rleans.
issued under the act of the Legislature of Louisiana,
approved 9th of February 1862 at 5 cents and ae-
crued interest.
The undersigned confidently recommend these
bonds to capitalists frst-cass investment, and
they will take pleasure in aOTdiDg full information
respecting the same.
The interest on said bonds for year in advance
has already been provided for, and deposited with
the Southern Bank the fiscal agent Of the City OF
New Orleans.
The pune ual payment to the fiscal agent by tho
City of New Orleans of the interest these bonds
is imperatvely fixed by law. and they will constitute
a first mortgage ali the real estate of the City Of
New Orleans, now moderately estimated at $l2O0CO-
Co., after the consolidated debt, which will soon be
extinguished by the annual tax Of S65OOO0
The interest coupons of these bonds are payable in
the CITY of New-York, on the 1st of September and
1st of March, and the fiscal agent of the City of New
Orleans will promptly provide for and have the same
maid at the counter Of the Chemical National Bank
of this city.
A limited amount of these desirable bonds viii DO
disposed of at the rate above named say % and in
terest if applied for between now and the first OF
September next, and in case Of an excess OF demand
for the same, the undersigned will award the boRds
TO the first applicant.
The right is reserved of advancing the rate upon
these bonds after the first of September
j. d w. SELIGMAN Il Co.
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FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT Bonds or LAEn
StPERIoR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY,
per cent gold interest free of United States taxes
We recommend these bonds a safe and profitable
in currency and i'm exchange for fve-twenty bonds,
Welding an increase of - per cent in net annual M
come Present price 96 and interest. Full paIucG-
lars furnished By JAY COOKE x Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25

COAIIe Domestic Is lower the suppl uereasni sA's
al NcNmrrh 2Id 90 Cor SMALL and large; Lump mol tu,
and somewhat nominal: 10 Is sclus rom the jAfa '
40 FrrrIg qUlr. 40 Drurr prices
COFTER-rhc stock Of Rio bud b Importers IN The uoei S'a,
1888 haze, u. which l2O were ~ ~,
Ofren, 200 Mobile 9o Baltimore 200 Boston Ao I''
No this po The qnoltol n gold are " Gsc aI s
NE fr good DO llA0le lot ris
DO nm the above 10 b,nd Invoice duty paid ijGle Weston ~
~ are nav oprstug freely aud The market o Rio - dd ~
ers remain steady aud refuse To otter their stocks VIII ss
Kinds quit I steady Java 2J62Sc MhN
b, GI 10 aud Laguyra tl ala. gold By auction $50 tAa
Ceyiou Skimmnrs at 9iGftic
demand moderate az ia &c or Adaahth, 81"
for Spcrn for Patent che business SUI OF JoOohx ehs
Ter. and ,antu i, to such lots only wanted
FLOuR AND MEALlhe market Tor Western and STATE F"uIs
less active ald most grades are ana NO '
ton. be,e are better The inquiry Tor export moderate fan
bgn, are ain lower and irregular the ISLES are 800 bbls a. Sss
~ 40 h. S,r.ur Str; o. IL "f EttrA STATE be atsr os
sooi dr,-.-,. - wdSl 81 kT fsay Sh'- 90 JodSe -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25

FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDs
OF THE ST. LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD
Principal and interest payable IN COIN at the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, New York
Total ISSUE 81 100000 less than $4,000 per mile Sc
cured by n mortgage on the entire property Oh thd
Company: $4,000 have been sold the balance wa
otter at 81 and accrued interest in Currency and re-
commend them rs . safe and profitable investment.
TURNER BROTHERS Bankers, New-fOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
FulSr MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SINKING FUND
BONpS ISSUED BY THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR kAIlbs
nm MINNESOTA RAILROAD COMPANY.-We can
recommend these Bonds rs cheap and hTst,class ~
yestment. A limited amount only for sale before
advancing the price Pamphlets giving full paTtcu-
lars can be had on application.
HENRY CLEws a Co. No y WallSt,
Financial Agent of the Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25

PAcIFIc RAILROAD lof Missouri SIX PER CENT
GOLD BONDS
Free Of Government Tar.
We offer for sale the small remaining unsold por-
ton of the above bonds. The road is completed.
Earned last year Sl,llS,2SS net-about SLIGO per
mile-while the interest on the loan is $4,000 in
gold.
Price o. and accrued interest in currency. For
further particulars apply TO
CLARK, DoDGE & CO., No. 81 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-25

DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.
NEW BOOK on THE PEAR.
We will publish, September l. illustrated work entitled
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT"
ByP T. QUINN,
practical Hocuturst for saee grower Of Pears
srnsrke The subject simply and thoroughly treated under
GLOWING heads
VARIETIES
ASPECT;
PREPARATION OF THB soILi
DISTANCE APART;
SELECTING TREES
DwARFs AND STANDARDS
TIME OF PLANTING
PLANTING;
DIGGING TREES PROM THR NURSERY ROW AND PACKING
VARIETIES TO PLANT
PRUNING;
MATURING AND MULCHING:
GATHERING PRUIT;
MARKETING PEARS;
PROFITS OF PEAR CULTURE;
PkOPAGAIlON-BUDDING AND GRATING.
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS.
ORCHARD RECORD.
This Work will be found eOnpes practical manual for the Pear
grower whether Tor pleasure profit
ore volume handsomely bound cloth Price Sent free BY
Usil on receipt Of price THE TRIBUNE, Eew.York
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THE MARKETS.
Ic.r.faLI, repor.ed lor ruE rRlBuNsl

TUEsDAH. Aug y. 40
ASEShe market smoderatelv active and sady sales Of u ttA
it,. fir Pots Pearls uoHiraL
REESWAy-Tdr been dui the decline In god competed % a.
er 10 reduce their prices and quote az +'04f M lt
W and Souern the week TO the extent Of 8o n,
showing a ar business
general tone Of the market has lesn
onie du during and lave hal some er amy
Bricks lover better Las and Cement unchanged We
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BRICKS

BROOM CORN-Tle market o bis sree Is quiet and the '1II'
li-It sale off, News at Gre
BKSTLESAmeHcan Gray aud Nutt heet WIZ s'e~u' '' ~
former iOc a ~ 30
C0TrON-Bu,r operating slowly and mostly 10 sna par
cells hr ga slnok and lev alt"1' thereto holders s
t I'm former rates Offerings 81 al grades lights sales OF 'i' u's
Ui WlrI 2O sTLuy aud 80 To spF''.
m future delivery IIarkc id dali under The co.o1 "a
sales OF loo bales September Al aZ NV "
berrb, an ryatc Ice for 49, 2 100 for Janaai ~
DC loo for Frbrua 2c, and 100 Tor do at 2c We qu'' a''
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DIANOS, MELODEONS, and ORGANS
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maAtrs or tz5 and upward New Cabinet orns toy 90 aua
ward Secondhand from so To 10 Monthly ns'a
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TUESDAY, Aug. PAP. NJ.

PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS, OK
Mining StoekG 500 Con Greg. on 100 smith rN' "
500 Con Greg. 2 O5 90 Tudor Lead. 20
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