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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13
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ALrxernr leater from wekenbarg, whIch VIC cannot possibly crowd in.1 his parer, VIII appear next week. From il are IcArs that "ov SSnotd addressed thc J-oopie on Indian a-d other qnes' Hons 'rs tEsl his relnArAs ~cres, well 1eoei'eo. The peopIc down there have fslsh-in the peaceful propositions of the Apache kohAEss f-.s,
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From Camp Verde.

Messrs. Arnold, Melvin, Murray, Burroughs, Crawford, Buckipan, and others, arrived in town last week, from the Rio Verde, with a small train of wagons. They said henty rains had iaIlcn on the Verde country, and green corn was plenty. The party started back seyernl dnys ago Mrs. Wales Arnold, who had been visiting friends here and doing little shopping, went home Siib her husband.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13

TnE typos Of the aisER office unite ln sendlng compliments 10 iheir brother typo. Charles W. Beach, sud hIs beaurifui snd accomplished bride While dlsenssing the subject of Charicys marriage over The rich wedding cake drought up by Doe. '' Tompkio, one of lhe masters of lbs art prescrv. ativc hoped Inc ncw founi" which Charley has secured wiIl never be without "sorts"
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Short Crop in New Mexico,

The Santa fe Pos. oi, recent date. staiss that isa. .Tsbeat crop in It's Territory, is short this season. 1ben we suppose, it is no use for us Of Central Arizona 10 go there Co buy four. A crop in New Mexico, as well as in Arizona.
 The Post states that cora vas geesing finely.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining in the Post Office at Prescott, Ter ri;ory of Arizona, on the let day Of August 1870. To obtain any Of these Letters the applicant must call for "Advriiisea Letter" give the date of ,hls List and pay two cents for advertising.
 If not called for within one month, they will be sent to inc Dead Letter Ofiice.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13

PTk-oNAI~-CcL F. r. Cressey, Srd Cavalry, called on us enc day this week aud paid years subscription He is fine gentleman Lf Chsrles Morton, Sa Cavalry, caslc in from Ra~Hns Thurs day, and will soon leave for Camp Verde It. J. r Cluiey, Els, Infantry, Is up here from Camp Datc Greek
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All who desire copies of the Act of Congress confirming the appor,ionment and amending certain laws of this Territory can procure them by sending 10 this office. We print 1t in full on the outside of io-days Miner.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13

MEssRs JonS c. CAHrngLi, F. C Christie, and two other gentlemen have been rusticallug in the San Francisco Mountains. sirAngc to say, they Killed no gamc. They go, within hearing distance of Inc party Of hnfseihicvcs that stole away from this placc recently
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The Jurtice Bu.inen..

Is iourishing under the reign Of our active J. r.. A. Moves, who, thls week had us print several hundred snatch 'em |" warrants, reuirc's, etc. etc. Moves handles the scales to perfection.
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Silver Ore for San Francisco

Col. Edward cany, len this place Sunday morn Ing last, for San Franeisco He took ~ith him, in team, several tous Of silver orc ftom ledge in Turkey Creek District, 10 have h tested al the Bay.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13
Proposed New House.

Miller and JAston have commented work on their lots, northeast corner Of the plaza, upon which they propose to erect, forthwith, story and a-half frame house, 20xto.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13

D. J. MAKR, who came up from the Agua Frio rvneh this week, has informed us that the lower portion of Woolscy Valley was flooded with wa ter, recently. The flood did not damage the crops
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13
Daily Pest

elesrn that daily paper x now issued from the office of the Santa Fe, tNew Ac1i- col Posf, and know tIIat tLe Weekly Pos' has been enlarged and otherwise improved.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13

MILITARY oDDERs.-As the orders issued dur ing the week have been few and unimportant, we have concluded to dnfer their publication until next week.
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Improvements

Brooke 'S Linn, of the Plaza Livery Stable, have men at work putting up large wagon and hay house rE0
 s C. Rogers has just completed a fine ncs building
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To 8ntScnbera

Subscriber, who do not receive the MfsrR rcg ulariy are requested 10 Inform us Of Inc fact. We mail the paper, regularly. every week. to every subscriber, and is no, our fruh if they dont co~
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The Plaza

Our citizens are again discussing the subject of fencing the plaza, and may, ere long, arrive at some conclusion, which, hope, will Ice 10 stop the talk, nnd fence t. The expenditure Of little labor and capital would make the plaza bcauii. ful spot.
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CAPTAIN sotoaos sHoor has purchased the Dunn property, corner of cortes and Gurlcy streets for the sun of two thousand dollars. The property consists of two lots and two htaIae houses.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13

The Marysville Appedl puts up Cen Stonemau, Tor the Democratic nomination for the Governor snip. Gen. Stoneman s a good man but tho Appeal is hardly good nonaiaater fonthe Ensas,- cratic party - Sder1'e'slo (Calfornia) Report-..
 Never heless- 1t made good nonination. L,at time. With Sioneman as your standard bearer in Inc approaching cortesi. an easy victory would be secured Bat prs Mir Reports,. q, n;t nou- inate hm. We want him here to govern, tAs APashes, which he is doing real we'll.
 A STRIKE Is reported in tbe Confidence gold tnine, Scar La Pax paying si 900 per ton.-Lx.
 Asnng 10 tiic ouly business in which a sLfiho Ezehange
 The remarks of Exchange No. !, would be correct but for the fact that tha stss.s xaa made m the ~Cosquess" nsiae, wlieh Is sisu> ate near La Paz, Yuma county, Arizona. Ex- change No. z makes \ good and truthful point
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To Beef Eaters

Prices reduced at the Pioneer Butcher Shop. will sell beef AS lOw 1t can be bought elsewhere in Prescott W. \. KELLY.
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Angelic Visitors.

Two ladies-Mrs. A. 0. Moves and Mas GArFi. sOn--honored the MiSER office with their pres euee last week.
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Good Killing.

Wa MeCioad and Geo. vSrehtF Siiied N ia; male deer in ksur days hurt In Chino Valley. this week.
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~Harir seiiipg for ,ioOO per ton, currency.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13

"Our country will be q glorious land,"
 When every hostile Indian Is dead and d-d.
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Chr > aMinfr.
Local Intelligence.

PRESCOTT, August l3, 1870. I IrEH VI Z t *si ,b fI 4,
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For Sale or Rent.

D. HENDERSON & BRO. Wholesale and Retail DeaIers in Groceries, Provisions, Wines, Liauors, Tobacco, Cigar, Clothing, Dry-Goods. Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Tlnware. Glassware, Croekery, Mining and Farming Tools, Paints, Glass.
 Oils, Putty, Stationery,
 Cutlery, Perfamery, Guns, Pistols. Ammunition, Medicines, Childrens
 Toys, Fireworks, &c. Th.y particularly snre the special 4issatioD of F.ru.~, 'o nea AGRICULTURAL fNPLEMENTs eua.lssin.r s sE ktad, az Plows, CHiiiratOrs, DOrJie SkOrel plors. Seod Sere,s and WAeelbarrOrs, Aiso. of iis trsle. Q their
 Fine Stock of Liquors, An of which they -si lover tss asy ssher dss. |.
 Crntni Arinossa. Givs them call hssre purchasing sl.erhsrr
 ID. HENDERsOS x FRO. rryscOss, August ia ie7o
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-12
he Fate Of the Lest Children OF
WynOCkie.
From the New York SUM-
-


Joseph Wyble's three children lett
lome at nearly four o'clock on the
f,ernoon of New Years Day. They
went to a white walnut tree but little
over half a mile from the house.
They must have reached the tree at
about half-pas four. The weather
vas murky and damp. Probably the
children spent an hour in gathering
s. hilc Walnuts and peeling off the
outer shells. By the time they had
filed D bag and tin pail with nuts it
must have been half-past FIVE. The
twilight was very short, and darkness
-rs hed upon them IN a heavy rain
-tov, Terrified at his situation, the
Cf9[-t ho-. thinking be was retracing
~ store 7,;loted his brothers in a
ss-sigbt line to the left OF the home
81 rstI The night was so dark
that one could not see his hand before
his ace. and the rain fell in torrents,
Tbe frightened children hurried over
Tie rocks and through the under
brush. but every step took them TAR
ther from home.
At half-past four the mother ran
IRON the house into the woods, and
clad the children. She did not GO
70 the hickory tree, because she did
aot know It's situation She hardly
rs.netrated the forest because the
+s1nger children al home followed
~ and alarmed her with their cries
kabout seven o'clock the father
entered the woods with lantern
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Baum Bernhard, lot 10 bk 16, Stock WELLS
Enlargem ent".-4I "A.
Baum Bernard, lot % blk Is, Stockwell's
EnlargemenL...5 u.

mascot AZ.
Branagan Arabella, lot Is, blk o, Lamas-
col AZ.
Branagan ArabelIa, lot 81, bk Is. Lamas-
COL AZ.
Bauer Henry, 1S4 it part of lot II, blk
81, Lamasco*.--l2 81.
Boluss Alfred, und half of lot 5, blk lib,
Lamasco"...H 55.
Bolnss Alfred, und half of lot 6, blk IlS,
Lamasco... 80.
Byrnes J p, heirs of, lot 5, blk lS2, La
maSco..4 Is
Byrnes j. P, heirs OF, lot 8. blk ls2. La
Byrnes Up. heirs of, lot 6, blk l. Fourth
aTgement..9
Byrnes p heirs of, lot 7. biz 1, Fourth
ByrnesJ P, heirs of, lot 8. blk 1, Fourth
BOWles Edward lot l. bk 4 Fourth En-
| largenent..l rs.
Bowles Edward, lot 2, blk 4. Fourth En-
Beasley Harriet and Eliza, or of lot 9,
ana lots 10 and IL, blk Z, Fourth Enl%...8 o.
Burke Pat, lot 3, ok 10, Fourth Enlarge
Crawford Williamson, lot 3, blk q, Stock
1 wells EnI%..6 IL
Conway Mary, Az feet mid pit of lot H.,
| DIX 3, Northern Enl*...4 98
Carter Augustus, lot 5, bk 7, Sharpe's En-
| largement..-3 81
Davidson George, heirs of, N half of lot
| Z, Ok 10, LamaSco"...4 6S.
Dosa "A Patrick, lot l, block l52, Lamas-
Dolan Patrick. lot ?, block 152 Lamas-
E3gan Ellen, heirs of. lot l, blk l3I, La
masco...u 20.
Edwards Elizabeth, lot 10. blk 2, North
ern Enl*.19 o..
Edwards Elizabeth, lot II, blk 2, North
| ern EnI@...50 ID
Eickmeyer VIM. lot 5, blk II. sharpe's
| EnlaI gement"..8 IT
87S.
Greer w G. lot 6, bi 1S2, Lamasco...4 6S
EnI@.-.2I 55.
Gilman Chas. heirs OF. lot 20. bl 16. Fourth
Gilman Chas, heirs of, lot 8, bI 8, Greeks
Vilte..4 10.
Gilman Chas, heirs of. lot ., bl 8, Greeks
VitIe..4 10.
Gilman Chas. heirs OF, lot 10, bI 3. Greeks
ville..4 10.
Gilman Chas, heirs OF, lot IL, bl 3. Greeks
yiIle.-4 IS.
Horribly Chas, lot 4, blk 5, Northern Enf
IS 3d.
hunter Chas. lot 10. blk s. Northern EnF
~ 81.
" Hunter Chas. lot II. blk s. Northern En-
HaynIe W L. lot 81, block %. Lamase
Haynie W IA. 1T 81, block ., Lamasc
aartiein Mat hew, lot lg. blk o, Lanase
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M. 95 First Street.

We receive our Queensware direct from
the Potteries of Staffordshire, England
via New Orleans and New York; hence
pay no secondhand profits which right
fully belong to our customers.
Having completed arrangements with
MEAKIN, BROS. d CO., of Staffordshire.
England, for the EXCLUSIVE CONTROL
for this market of their celebrated STONE
CHINA WARE, we are now prepared te
supply the trade
In addition we are now receiving, fresh
from Lamoges, France, a large stock of
GOLD BAND, PLAIN WHITE and DECO
RATED FRENCH CHINA.
We are also receiving heavy importa-
tions of HOLIDAY GOODS in great vari-
ETY..
5S- Consult your own interest by exam
lining our stock before purchasing else
where. nov15
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TOLFELDER a. sEEMAE
IA DanCinQ Academy

AT MASONIC HALL.
We beg leave 10 lHform our 81
the public generally thnt we
opened "a new Course Of Dancing FL
reduced rates.
Parents DESTROYS OF having lheI
educated "A the TernaIChoreau .I. ..aHa#
do well 10 entru8t the aalno ~ IN
While we spare no euofLi lm te
pay eHpf ciml nllehhph I'd tie
Vlor or an SCHOLARS
Raffafacf3Fy references can Do
priccs arn as fOllOWss
For tlentlemem who have ole
ready taken one course with
as .............-..-. .-.s......,,....--
For Gentlemen not COMPETENT
f.ar nIlar0 H-.....
ManuHafHUn HHfH nu
~ nflnr af Iart.u InHfa Int""
HHaE HNHH
IaaI aImf ffrt ODD.
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7cr.sd Seduction and Abduction
Gr 3 F0ung Girl In Philadelphia
CatHOIic Priest Charged With the
gF me-NO ClGe 80 the Wherea'
hHaf OF ths Girl.
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EVANSVILLE fsn

The Dock, having been thoro NIU
built 81 now prepared for DochIHs alHIH
Oh short notice.
gB- No profit charged on mafor lr ra-
pairing boats. in
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do do 90 40, 90 L, DO 90 20 Dos
Harper John, lot Il, blk |, Bray's ERl...l q.
Harper John, lot Is blk !, Bray's Emil 79.
Hargrave, Mrs. M E, lot II, Isabella
Place~...ll 81.
High. Hannah, lot II, blk 4, Northeastern
Heller, Ernst, lot 3. blk l, Areher's En-
Heller, Ernst, lot 4. blk ], Archer's En-
largement..S 20.
Hardeman, David, lot 81, blk 4, Rock
wells Enlarge 76.
Helmerich, Conrad, lot %, blk ), Fulton
Enlargelnent...2 81.
HelbIing, Anton, 45H by 100, N W, part OF
lot ., Original Plan..l4S rs.
Hurd, susan 2, "A by S6, sUbdV of lots
los and To- Original Plan"...6O 10.
Hurd, Susan p, 20 by S6, subdv of lots
los and l06, Original Plan".4 80 81.
Hurd, susan P, 20 by 81, subdV OF lots
| los and log, Original Plan%...1 "a.
Ingle, Garvtn and Martin, a adjoining D
| of lot 5, blk l, Ingle's Enlargement 20.
1ng:e, Garvin and Martin lot D, DIX l.
| Ingle's Enlargem 46-
| Jarvis, John, improvements on Bulls-
head Property II 70.
| Johnson H z, lot Is, blk 8, HubbardS
| Enlargement...5 81.
Johnson, II e. lot l6. blk 8, Hubbard's
| Enlargement. .5 sc.
Jackson, Abe, lot l6, blk Il, North. e srn
Jones, H P, and 1850 of lot 2la. Donation
Jones. II P. und 1850 ofIot 222, Donation
| EnlaTgement..6 Is.
Jones. Q c, und 1890 of lot 2ls, Donation
| Enlargement 20 IS
Jones, G Z, und 1850 of lot Z22, Donation
|
Jones, James q, lot lS9, Original PLAN.
$40 II.
Keller, d c, $50 # cor. part oflot I, Lower
Enlargemenua...90 A.
/ Keller, ID G, SW a of lot u, Lower
Enlarge mentH..47 co.
Keller, g, sW a OF lot 10 Lower
Keller, D G. 3l4 it, NV. part of lot 81,
Lower Enlargement % o.
Keller, ID G, und 2-S OF 81 IL OF out-lot 8,
| Wharf Property LIB 50.
Keller. d q, ind "a OF SS6 IT OF out-Iot 3,
Keller, d c, 10 it, Hornby's Wharf Prop
Keller, d C, lot 8, blk Il, Eastern Enlarge
Keller, D G, lot 5, blk Is, Eastern Enlarge.
Keller, D c, lot s, blk Is, Eastern Enlarge
ment".i9 "a.
Keller, d G, lots l, 2. 8, 4 and s. blk 10
Eastern Enlarge ~nent%...u 81.
Keller, ID @, lot 8, blk 81 Eastern Enlarge
mentss. ..2l ~.
Keller, D e. lot 5, Carpenters FIeld...4 II
Keller. ID G, lot 6, Carpenters Fleld...4 II
Keller, ID q, 25-l00 acres, Carpenters
n Fields. 1853 IS.
erty.-4l6 90.
I { IarReEu en- F-.Ei u
5 Keller, D q, Iot2, blk 4, ROckweli's En-
( largemenL&..7 a.
Keller, % O, go by $50, Sc part, adj lot .
g of .. Original Piane-.4S 10.
Keller, ID @, ~ BY $50 adj lot % OF 70
Original Plans SO.
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gwr4.HgguATg.
$50.
1860.

IheHeet and elegant Passenger Steamer
RAPIDAN No. p
Capt. LEE HOWELL:
ROB. q. McMECHAN, Clerk,
Leaves Evansville, as above, every MON
DAY, promptly at 4 o'clock PM.
The steamer RAPIDAN No. Will run
during the season as above, connecting at
Danville with the L.. Q. q NJ. Railroad
and at Johnsonville with the n. q ". W
Railroad, for all points East and West.
Having been thoroughly repaired and re-
furnished throughout, they offer special
Inducements TO passengers and shippers
for speed. safety, aud comfort.
Orders for pig iron, dressed or undressed
yellow pine lumber, LEFT with cur Agent,
viii receive prompt attention.
shippers can rely on this boat leaving
promptly, paying special attention to COZ
Iections and way business.
For freight or passage apply on board, or
II WIZ. II. COEAET,
jal5 diff Agent.
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". P. HARGRAVE,
: C.vcFs ~ ny ct Law.

Once on ThIrd street. IA Warrington
Huusu Block.
VIII practice t--e various Courts o.
the Circuit. PROMPT attention ~ once
business ldec4 daul
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PHALOE's "PAPHIAS LOTION"

PHALOE'S "PAPHIAN LOTION"
For ReautiTying the Skin and Com
pleXiOn.
Removes all EruPtions, Freckles. PiIn-
pies, Moth BIotches, ran, etc, ana renders
For Ladies in the Nursery it is invalu-
able. -. .
Familiar Lotion" is the only reIiabl
remedy for diseases and blemishes OF the
Skin.
PuAz.ON,S "PAPHEAE SOAP" fol
the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, will not
chan the skin Price % cents per cake
FE0R De MAKss.ss
FLOR DE HEA
A New Perfume Tor The Hand kercbief.
EXQUISITE Delicate, Lasting tragrunUe.
PHALON d son Nelg York.
rsnid nF all druggists Ity
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DRY DOCK.

". j. RErTz. Of Reit0 q haney.
1sgos4,cr- III iiErhnr of Baird ~ Start
EpWsRs d. murray formerly 81 nrIu.
WAYS, Pad lri 10 Ky.
EVANSVILLE
Dry Dock 90
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Evansville. Henderson & Nashville
R r. Ssmi-Daily Transfer
Packet TO Henderson.
The excellent new steamer
PETEOLEA No. q,

COLE, Master;
A. o. DURLAED, Clerk,
VIII leave Evansville daily for Hender-
sou at three O'Clock P. NJ. Returning Will
leave Henderson at g. o'clock A. M. Fare
70 cents each way. Fretghts received at
all hours at ". y. Brown Il Co.'s wharf
boat Railroad and other freights, not
ready by p. n. vii 90 down next day by
being sent TO the wharf boat Ia the even
ing. del0-tf
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Arrivals aad Departures.

The arrivals and departures up to
PM. yesterday include the Robert
Moore, Cincinnati toaNashyille; Fay
cite, Cairo to return; Petrolia No. 2,
Henderson and return; Kate Put.
nam, Nashville to Pittsburg; Hart
ford, from Carmi; Alpha. Nashville
to return; Sam } Hale, Cincinnati
to Memphis.
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and 5O4 CITY LOTS,
Located in the wealthy County of Hen
derson, Kentucky.
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" gtAAANh AAA4AA AlAN NHNNNlNNIa
continuance OF such weather mus. como q
swell from the upper rivers, hmtIuIHME fa
give us soon depth Of eight Or UIuH fH.I
OF water 20 Cairo. AZ pro sent There NJ HaH
more than six feet SIX Inches lu t.H rHlHe
mel, which IS not enough for develop
fully the capacity OF our largest HnW A
leans steamers Smaller boats however.
are very well satisfied with che
water. They nno 40 easy 90 hll 0uI N.Ill
here with All the additional ffai .t .N
want. Freight ia moving aOuth .
Immense quantities, and HleambuMl ..I.#
iB considered good thing. There H HaI#
81 feet water lu the emanuel %
A few warm days will open la. nj.
and Missouri. Pilot meeheri ~ L..
Memphis, reports nn important
the channel M Widow 700 va
feet water there. d the new GllAA IN.
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Business was ordinarily fair On the
leyee yesterday. though our port list
outside Of packets was light.."."Ihe
Kate Putnam had a moderate trip.
She received from the Petrolia 100 or
200 bags Of drowned corn, for Madi-
son~....."The Hartford had a good
trip from Little Wabash...'.....The
Robert Moore. which passed down at
2 80 yesterday morning, was loaded
70 the guards.......The Fayette ar
rived at II AN. with a big trip.
Among her passengers were Captains
Tom Lee, Of Fowler, Lee & Co, Of
Paducah, and Gus. and Billy Fowler.
........The Alpha asd Sam d. Halo
arrived At 2 PW., both with handsome
trips.........Labor5rs were 81 work yes.
terday cleaning the mud from tho
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The weather yesterday was cloudy
and very windy, but not cold. The
river was very rough. aad the wind
was % high that il interfered seriously
with tho movements Of steamboats,.
The river during the twenty-four
hours ending at pm had fallen 5
inches. Boats leaving the wharf
loaded have TO cross the bar oppo-
site or below the foot Of Sycamore
Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-30
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

u,pvFy FISK A. y. HATCH.
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH, No. Nassau-st.}
NEw-YoKK, Aug. ~, 1870.
THE CENTRAL PACIFIC r. R. per cent GOLD BoSDs,
rs wears to rum are to-day selling at 81 fiat At the
rate of sO for the princpal-equal to 5000, the
purchaser gets the benefit of the back interest from
July 1-ey yed per cent in gold interest and prici
nal payable in gold coin, in Netc- York City.
They are secured by First Mortgage on property
worth four times their total issue read having
prncely revenue-nearly S3COOO00 for the first six
months of this year and ST27, 800 for july beng an
increase of SsOOOO over the large revenues OF the
same period last year. while the annual interest pay
mens are s1,6OOOOO. They good and as safe as
Government Bonds. Holders of the latter would do
well to capitalize the difference while the Centrals
are so low-occaioned by the return of these Bonds
from Germany, on account of the terrible war now
raging in Furope. The amounts coming are
small, and are being steadily absorbed by heavy
capitalists here
THE II. 6. CURRENCY SIXEs-with an average OF ~
wears to rum at l9 fiat pay only per cent currency
TEN-FORTIEs with 81 years to run, at 1856 pay a.
per cent gold.
SKIES of 1884, II years to run, at llijo pay only y
per cent gold
IvE-TwENTIBs assuming that they viii not be
called in for 8 years, although they may be much
sooner, at lO9 pay but per cent gold, per annum.
This opportunity to realize so handsome addition
TO their capital and at the time large increase
in the average annual interest YIELD by exchange
into Central Pacific Bonds may not occur again.
We expect, as the demand for them is large, that
they cannot be had at the present price for any
length of time FISK Il HATCH.
N.B.-We allow Interest on Deposits make Col
lections, and do general Banking business.
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The Gold Room has been without any special features
OF interest to-day there dizziness IL becoming
nearly chronic The highest price has been, to-day 1l6a
at 2s2 and G35 M, and the lowest 11e at 1918 and
1910 a. IN. The opening price ll6a, at 10 a. M, ana
the closing price, at was ll6s 3iS lts 40 llts
dll6t.
The transactions Of the Gold Exchange Bank to-day,
were az follows Clearngs, s29,s7s gold balance,
s752 SEQ currency balance ss93s35 Paid for carrying,
l. 2, q, and per cent; paid for borrowing, Hat.
The maetveness of the stock market may be Illus
raed by rather remarkable fact that at the 2l5 can
the Government Stock Department OF the stocK bN
change, not single sale s recorded this afternoon Az
1918 this morning the 5 coupon, OF 1862 were sold al
1924 do 1865 ma do. 1865 new 10 do 1861 10; ana
al 1918 d. m the OF sold at ll6s the 52Os OF
1862 ll2i do 1868 100. The following shows the quota
No.. tho 40 MI nnr1 Ia tn-lIa