davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-01
.RNTUCK MINING COMPANY-

n Location OF Works, Gold hiil, Storey
County, Statc OF Nevada Notice IL hereby CIV
en-, tha. at . meeting Of the Board OF Trustees
ar saii Company, held GU the 9Th day Of Au-
xust A. d. isaO, an assessment, No. ), OF Five
0ollsrs I&Sj per share was levied upon the caPt'
tl stock Of said Company, payable Immediately
In United Stales gold coin to the secretary Al
the ofice OF the Company. No. 40 California
street, San Francisco, California. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall remain un-
paid on THURSDAY, September 18th, AID.
isO, shal be deemed delinquent, aud viii be
duly sdyrrti.ed FOR sale at public auction: and
unispszpayment shAll he made before, viii DO
sold ON MONDAY, October 1;th, A. D. lSD, NJ
one o,clockr.N OF that day. topay the delin-
anent assessment, together with costs OF adver.
tlsin. AMI expenses or sale.
By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
EAFat n. q. klBBE, Secretary.
Oniee-Room No. q, Hsyward's Building. No
40 California street, san Francisco
(nlifnrnil aug I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-01

And In accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board OF Trustees, made on the Thirteenth
day OF July, 1870. so many shares or each par.
cei OF said stock - may be ncccessry win be
.old at the auction house OF John Middleton q
Son No siO Montgomery street San Francisco,
California, on SATURDAY, September 10, 1870,
81 ono O'Clock p. Y. Of aid ldaytto pay said de-
lInoucnt assessments thereon, together with
coats OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
WIN. WILLIS. Secretary.
omee-RoomN No. II, Hayward's Building. No.
4ia California street, Ssn ff1ciseo,
California. Au4l-td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-01
1lvsnpfHRuSIrkp sfGfw2

n
NV spd riy.one cent.
10 enable the Secretary Of me i tnss,nVl rsssry.tioa
snS Ssr Que nontrsst. prspsrstory 70 mak1nE allotnsnu
Sr theif new homes Tor agriculture Iurpoees, ~ Az
seven thousand three hundred anu
Z Tc enable the Secretary Of the lntsrior 70 psor,cs
NECESSARY food for the Bls;ston 100 " M T.fs
SeSerystions, In Dakota TERRITORY. durtng the spsins
and hummer. and 70 furnish tnem ~ pESS,s.ri
and seeds for cultivatlng their nesds' ten Thousand
~ NJscELIANE0US.
.ss nr,,tninsry expsnses Of taking
For deriving tne ~ Y TTnItsd =. two hundred
he aa1sd doIisrs .,,,,. =. -, .,ss...u =.
S%S %sS;5. .a T.. s!nss,sl Sss e ss ssaas "a y: e Ssa SSs dst
hI F. .u.bl. The Secretary q y. Tss..s5y z sss:s
&C. sseG Sn11d, Ss :; ,h p; sfi Z s:r. sss spgrspI..s.a s:
sum Of nNeen thousand and sysnry~tht 8 sonr1 ~.
eight cent, or 90 much ths ~ u srrsfsr sum I'm 81
paid nom the tre.sury, out q sSis spgsSITsa sO6
Than eas@s n eeps' shs balance due % aid French
an ne s~eyrcgate Of the seyeIAl sseoqnss.
Por the amount due n. nAinI.ns = s,rs.r
the port OF Boston and Cnanes.Srn = ~ Snn-
tendent Of Lights q Bo'toni W. " ss,ty ssnt. IT,
same 70 DO carried 70 his ereois On VIC 1TSa omeisi
emolumente, anu On AoSVuhsu
fnT the revenue from customs. ~ n
10 pay Joseph Milsr. ID; keleSLL h1e,, -. y
| Brown, John Oummins J;b, rlefSe: SnncnnEr y.
Kenyon, y. storms. 4. Gsi'Iwsy ans Is Houltps
Crossed, n. @. Tooney. b.LAne,. ~ nowssH
| and A. b. Farneswortn, me amouns. cue . aSerioy.
s~peetiyely a. omeersI n.an IA .eryie,. in the ieSis-
stsls for Pc. diem asr;6 m,is 81 lama mo t to be Dad only upon
s~nMcSers TO be approved by the proper accounting
nnaccrs ef the Treasury, In all seven thousand and
sSsnty.thrco dollars and kixtyLnve cents; and 10
Ersw1rd. Slocum and Company, George d. Thomp.
AN. Emil Lombard, A. Z. bowney, and Archibald
aS Ss sna stta Nc FOR The ssmc service. in ali one
,SSnrs.nd eight hundred and thjrty-one dollars and
tnn \ n,eSt cSnts To liieu ana Maxwell for wood
ssnsdn. 3ibss %snnpiIe1 ypr Vfhs Uuae one thou
sm ons hnndrrd and vcniySninS dollars; and to
Gtarr and COMPANY Wits fonng. VIII. Andrew,
Esish North TIR Hewlett, A, CopppE, 4. n. Buck.
~ n " C,Dormel ard :, Y. YtncSnt the amounts
{ne them ketpeetfveiy Tor Eun6ry Iuppues for the
ssme serylcs. IN al our hundfvd and ninetyeigh
| dollars and sxtyltx cents; pfoYtded. that no part OF
,hs ontstsndinr iDdsOtedness Of the Territory Of
, IN Tina snscined 2SsI Be paid, unless upon
| the proper accounting oimce1 OF me treasury.
SENATE DEFICIENCY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-01
IssIssMINTs LEVIED.
1-nIcE1esscKke seLp AND

siver Mining conpany.-Noticc Is hereby
cfven. thst at Q meeting Of tho Board OF Trus-
iees Or said Company, held on the twenty-.ey;
enthf day Of june, a. p. 1871, an assessment .,
two dollars per share vas levied upon esen anu
every share Of the capital stock Of said Com
pany. pavahlc Immediately In gold coin 10 me
secrst ,, at tho otiee Of the Company 10"
~ ordsr or the Board Of Trustees.
G.--TT II. H. FLAGG, Secretary.
c.aha nm Julv 7th. 1870. 1yl-lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-01
DELINQUENT -AssrsnnsfsAEL.s

AEsss..s ssEssiIsEtE.. .!s.s.
NATURALIZATION ID delinquent upon the
following described stock, on aeeggnt Q, sssess.
several amounts set opSobite tho m o. ~
respoctive sharehoidsnse = foloWs:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-01
LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES.
FURNISHED BY AUTHORITY
a,g OFFICIAL. ,.r
fPublic-No. SOL

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the Second session OF the Forty
" ftHl First CouGress, 10 llUR J
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-01

AN ACTmaking appropriations 10 supply denelen'
cics In the appropriations for the service q the
Government for the fiscal year ending June tnl1y'
eighteen hundred and seventy, and Tor other pnr'
DOkes. hH"HH 'ssafH'''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-01

And IN accordance vitA Nv. and an Order Of
the Board OF Trustees, 20 many shares VIII o
sold at public auction. At the otnee Of y; u;
TlaSs : ca ssab 1Sls sss sssSl NV Ssiaes
49, ~ will nav aid delinquent assessments.
noon HGWlSONDUNIAe seesstery
win Il. B. FlAeg Sc
Gold Hin, August pa, isso. ses@
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-01

d ''o d. Il. FLIGG, Secretary.
Gold I'M. August 18th. 1870. anlsicl
nacIrICT UNrKLlAND MrNINo
Company.-Location OF Works, Mineral
hin, Eiko County. NevadA-Notice 10 hereby
riven, that all assessments levied upon the cap
ital stock Of the Pacific Tunnel and Mining
Company. are delinquent upon the following
unDald stock:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-01
glinfDicaliI..j az
70 ThE sUNf6hT6NATki
N.wrrnrDrEsi sA~RRslkDIss
Gikhon,sDtsbens,aulry !,

E00 KEARNN STREET;
VAO sor. Commercial, San
francisco, (priyate entrance
On Commercially established
Ia 1854, for the treatment OF
Sexual and Seminal diseases,
Sueh as GonerrhecE Glsst,I
Structure, Syphilis In alIiel
forms, Seminal Weakness,
impotency, etc., Skin dis
eases (of years standing) and,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-01
Approved. July Il. 1870.

fpublic-No. 1871
AN ACT to reduce internal taxes, and for othe
DurDOSeR,
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

John Rourke and Christie Smith were Jointly
indicted charged Charles Carter Of No 52G Seventh
ave. with robbng him Of watch and chain Both en-
tered plea Of not guilty" but when the trial was
nearly ended Rourke was allowed to plead guilty of
larceny from the person." and sentenced 10 the
state Prison for years Smith found mot guilty,
advised to the city BY Judge Bedford If he
did not intend TO reform
Thomas Reilly an officer OF the Fourteenth precinct,
and Edward Fleming jointly indicted on the charge
Of stealing pocketbook containing fourteen - 6ils
from Bertha Berner the night OF September p while
she wac the Atlantic Garden in the company OF her
cousin. Reilly is at large ball. and the trial Of Fie-
ing resulted in his acqutta The testimony showed that
fourteen S. bills found the OF Reilly at
the house. and the Judge issued order for his
arrest This money Reilly asserted at the stationhouse,
was part Of his months salary, received on the day OF
the difficulty. The trial OF Reilly will take place to-day
or tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
PASSENGERS ARRJYFD.

FROM LIyBRPo0n steamship Scotia Sept 27-Mrs and Miss
spsher ht b. Chtiehden lady and servant Dr. G. l. Ives and
lady Dr. C. il snd ay Mrs and Mis- Heart Miss Feund M D.
Dohle M A g. ats the Rev r. A. ShArkey Mr. Ssrs Mr. f.
Brown, hr W. Smith, MI Caru,hss Mr. C. A. Pope Mr. J.. \.
IsherEood J. G.. Clay NJ Clay NJ Banning W Essos, Mn.
Dee Anges Mis- II. Gutkind NJ L. soanoB g Berthoh, Mr.
S %sreasg neLs : Ioh'isdler r. Kenny H. schwartz H.
Dr. b. A. Clart Hon White Miss Calvin Mrs BranunghAm
an Snd oh hrs Waleo't Miss j. Mari Mrs N Kent Madame
napotu Low dy and servant Miss Low, Mr. L. Low D. H.
wclh.m md lady r. King, p Derby slsger j. Wilson,
cements9n C. x wmierlies G. noee. and LADY, A Kingen.
ieg W. kah H. L. Wiechers H. Bremecke NJ Freund Dalton,
IL hehst n Fgnah LOrrlA j. Harvey Hon H. Strut Mrs
and Ms Hunt Mt C. toves A. Foster Mr. Muller b. MatheWs
M r. Donald lady children, and nur,s Beh w. Buell. Mr. d.
AmAn1 aId lady H. liah j. H. Osborne j. W Bell NJ Philips s.
~ a A a. ';ra Rev Dr Darlington and lady Ms and Miss
Miles e. Miles J. " Onauya LADY children and servant,
n" ~ Elliott hr Beck and child scott @. W. nealey,
Wn,, W. pa1s M. D. Cobb, Mr. IL. MAenel; M C.
W. Carrie wife tso children ard servant H. NJ Green r. Joran.
nsaA bFh Roberts, j. Roberts Mr. Bors j. Armstrong j.
n 4 Wool sie eaia and servant Gray H. Baehe wife.
Jod.on g. Ogden and wife Miss Evans J l. CraInm Mann
% & - eIs vic two sden and servant MISE Rvero bvans,
IS~nsnd DE VITA Lawrence wife servant s. neLaen,
w 6 D. MsA1ds Benn bek, W. Atkinson and servant r.
Matthew, Geone DoAn NJ IS Drap4r ~ '
~" ~ es-L d. CAikson r. x. Anderson Jos Ford. L. A.
pkoa ASpisWALLIn steamship Queen Sept Ysamuel
n pa :. passn h o. H. Coxsn H. ased and brother, j.
Mn prr,s r., surio hn o Norman csyuA J. Hickey
,haes Annager, Mrs. Dnsoo and daughter, j. swsn,
a hosnoL isas T. 1erdyn Ma Kelly, r. Cavsnon q.
,se II = Gaseli BoonennaH, MIRA seary John stoiard,
aa MT shs.ss Asy hn Young aud W. Kverron spear,
sensrrs
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
Proposals.
MAsaINGroN. D. c. Sc

NAsHINGrON, ID O., iO,
PROPOSALS for PAVING PENNSYLVANIA
Il AyBSUETbe Commissioners appointed select end determine
best Of pavement be used paving owe
aDs s%bsr s7o t.1g he following WOODEN PiygNBSTs Tl
The "sallaris sA kennI Sos Miller" "F0lAn'oeS Bet
Plans and pofles be the Office Of the sesty Ger.
sehler No. lS ks upon Application and all information gwen
quantities character Of wort Bidders satisfy themselves
10 all the points connected sPE6IScSTIoy si's 3IS sG,1
The roass must be graded by the contractor . to conform TO the
600. oos the bottom Of The Pew p1yemep All P.'p. s.s O. % r
they may determine proceeds applied and
shall be taken and removed point points the CmHs
vAted shall be deposited wher directed where embsniment re-
qurc the shall be composed Of earth free OG loan vegetable
exceeding four inches thickness. each layer be thorsusb r.m@e
% sf 90. VT. nd H ,s TS ds s9 S s' N Depth S On the top Of The
gravel will be laid the wooden pavement whe must conform ~ ever
respect the description and specification on Ole Tie once OF e sec
Ber, required to state in their propO. the prices for each Of
ql RsmO1. paving and other stones per yard
~ Excavation, per cubic yart.
~ Embankment, per cubic yAri
sj Wooden pavement (.pscfying name, per '1uar, ysr
The work be such times an a. such places . ih
Commissioners ,h,l determine shall be completed g he e,, .n
satisfaction Of the COMMISSIONER such person or ersa' " h' MAJ
sppont ,,,
good uncnt bond approved b, the ChefJa.es
OF the District Of Columbia guaranteeing that the terms oi hs eonA
80, s."b ia % % ~ ~ " $500, % 20 usn.sl,., h. right 70
reject all bids deemed the Interests Of the Government Cor
attention Of bidders is eal foo-ng extract on the Act
to provide for the paving ofPsRn.oa sRPIOy%s % J s, s
m9e upon ne be ae ,hy e, ootIac. of S paving
SS er possible. er Hs sS"s esas notice Of citing thereof
ne.spPer. published in Washington Baumorc
hs time aud place If such letting aud hind Of pavement
Proposals oud he direc, to Gen MCHLRR Secretary Of CON
mission ot Paving oaee Public bln, 1Tnrd'
Pssn,,i1'n va a. ga b,t,,o ~ - "a, Commi..on
\. MICHLRR Seyrsur
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28

into female society They have neither learpeu o
nor 70 smoke They have listened with entire
TO the advice of crafty white VINO
to persuade them that their conrac. WIN .u -, rso
% NO force and that they have learned 10 make
Voc .o can readily demand and obtain two or three
SnI,ars Sav They have made no disturbance OF any
und and Though two of them have been Knocked down
bv irish roughs their walks abont town. they nave
, aven complained 10 their foreman and the assaults
80 become known In spite OF their silence. When they
have been given apples by kndhearted farmers, they
have expressed their thanks without reserve but have
postyey declined 10 taste the fruit until they have
taken It home to the factory and carefully inspectcdH H
There is more to be said to the Chinese shoemakers
and an account also be given Of the enterprise OF their
white rivals this town. who, being put on their mete
by Mr.. Simpsons defiance of their League, have organ
lied cooperative factory for dispensing with eapita al
together. 80 that two important experiments IN the
problem OF labor Iare going on here side by SIDE bt
further facts in regard to both subjects must walt 10
opnt tIarl
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
TUESDAYS WEATHER REPoRT-sAI
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF Ngw-YoRK. ............"..........
CLEARED,

PORT OF NEW YORK. 0RK.........................Sept n.
CLEARED.
seamhp,-vrgo, BuLley, ssyanaah Jane, Adgsr Lockwood
Charleston Bell Bourne Norok; Seurens Beae boston
S 9S: sIs1 m"aS w9RSo6 wsSS Cv, Toa. 'Ss j5Ds pdsl
Fanny Nichols Philadelphia; Chester, jones, PHILADELPHIA
Bais-Meeor Bonand Rotterdam Jennie Cobb Packard Calves
Bdn-J B. Brown Lane Grand Turk Excelsior Meys Berm1dai
SchPorto Plata Montgomery TuIlo via Turks Island Isaac
Oliver Peage p9tanPnaee amelia Auges' MGt SsJLoIq9a
Harry Landel Taylor RchmOnd Katie Ranger Martin Norfolk b.
Smith Sckeson, Woods Hole
Canaltos-J. A. scoy Hckok Oswego.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Scotia Julrs Liverpool Sept H. Queenstown Sept sh
steamship Cortes Nelson Sept IT, mds and
Steamship AnAdne Pennington Galveston Sept H. via south"e
steamship Ocean Queen Many Anwa Sept 49, treasure mdse
steamship Champion Lockwood Charleston, md.e and
Steamship Morton New Orleans sept 49, mdss and pass
BARK Montemma Sisson Barbaoes II DAYS aud moas
Brig Gambia, Giley. Brunswick Ga, " days lamber al, -
Menswa Dssosw Galveston 70 days, Key West with cotton
scHooxERs-RIvER AND co.sTwrsI.
r. Wetmore NeSiayen. Ahhes, Virginia
Helen Virginia I. Benton virginia
Oliver Ames Providence.
BELOW.
French 0upboa, Bonyst Commander Peuque Pierre Mart
Newonlop days She caes guns and hA' complement o -
SAILED.
Steamship Virgo; for ssvann'h
wISD-sunse, light s., h; clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS Sept NArryed steamship samara from Iyepool brig
Iaur. Gertrude from Sobe Sailed steamship City Of Baltimore for
SAN PSAscrco Sept 26-Anve Republic, from sheda Sailed
Ca.Rfssros Sept -Arrved scbr NJ IT, stockton from PhdeL
pha steamship Maintain from New York sa bng Minnie Abo
for York l. n Loye,i Providence MOa Bede for Alex
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Sept 2-Arnyd steamship Prussia Of the Allan Line from
91eec At too9deT eI% Sot To S SsroTk % ~ oueS.os
at noon to-day.
CHARIEsroS s. c. Sept H. Stckney hence for Bal
tmore put back with sails damaged
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
ADMIRAL, FARRAGUT'S FUNERAL,

Yesterday afternoon there was another meet
ing OF the Special Committee of the Common Coun
appointed make the arrangements for the
funeral OF Admiral Faragut Mayor Hall received the
following dispatch, which was filed by Gen. Wbb: -
WAsHSGros Sept q, 1870.
Hon. A. o. Hall, Mayor Of Nee York:
Mcdowell notified that engineer troops at Wets Point
would participate oermones also company Of from Gov
eInors Island and band If desired
WILLIAM W. BELKyAP Secretary Of WA.
Lincoln Union No. 100 Of the Ninth Ward William B.
White Marshal, assigned place in the procession.
Gen. webb has caused the following letter to be sent to
sorekeepers general and 10 those in the line OF march
particularly
suPERvrsoRs OFTCE, CITY Hall, sept @, 1870.
DEAR SIR; have the honor request that will close store
and dPe the front Of building the occasion OF The obeques Of
the late Admiral FarTagnt ALEI D. WEBB,
A dispatch received from Alderman Lawrence
Jerome announcing that the Gucrriere would leave
Portsmouth at O'Clock last evening. The Union Home
and School ga chdrens' OrganzaOn) ask to be assigned
place i'm the procession. No decision has been gwen
Tie Stock Exchange will be closed on Friday next.
The Second Division, Maj Gen. Woodward command
ing will parade The Fifth Brigade will form on Maiden
lane the Eleventh Brigade JOhnst and the batteries
of artillery and the cavalry on Dcy-st
Collector Murphy yesterday teegraphed to the 1rca-
sury Department At Washington for permission to close
the CustOmHouse during the funeral ceremonies OF Ad-
mra Farragut but up to the hour Of closing his ohce
has received no reply.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
THE NATHAN MYSTERY.
DISCHARGE OF KIPLNG-HIs sTATEMEN

DISCHARGE OF KIPLING-IIIS STATEMENT.
Francis James Kipling, who was brought to
this city from Schuyll Haven, suppostOn that he
had been concerned in the murder Of Mr. Benjamin Ma
than, had a formal examination at the Tombs Police
Court yesterday, before Justice bowling, and was dis
charged. Previous to his discharge and after Detective
Farley had told all about the arrest and the occasion for
it, Kplng made statement in WHICH he said: Il am "a
years of age. native OF NewYOrk City, reside at Ro
selle N j.. and am lapdary by occupation; relative 10
the charge now preferred against me- have only to say
that only told them he accusers of the prisOner what
read about the murder IN the papers, end know nothing
OF it what they said about clothes being bloody
/ is not / had shirts, vest,
and overcOat, and other little things
they had no blood them that know OF
l deny that told Mr.. EpJng any else that
four feet from Mr. Nathan when he was murdered;
never Mr.. Nathan was at Rosele on the night Of
July 28 during the month OF July and part of August
last my fathers house at ROsele; that night,
my brothers Richard, Arthur and Ernest and two
wants. who here in the house; my father
and mother were at QuOgue never saw the dog
spoken OF in connection with the murdeT never told
any that it, said that II certain persons
would do the right thing by me would blow
them expressed fears about being arrested by
the police OF the City of NewYOrk have 10 know ledge
Of any kind description To the murder OF Benjamin
Nathan.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28

T. s. bonds stronger to-day by per cent than yes
erday At the First Board they were almost neglected.
OF 1884, coupon sold at l 520s OF '65 new, cou
pom OB At the Second Board, $40 coupon. 1862, l1E
do 65 new, 1lOi do G 1O.; O4O coupon, 1904 91Oii g.
currency, 1lli d1ll5.
Southern bonds have been rather active to-
day both Boards The fine prospects for cotton the
improved condition OF the South, and the restoration o
order there all tend to give confidence in the secu
rites Of the South. Tennessee 6s coupon 62i do.
new, COZ; South Carolina 6s, new, 6s; North Carolina
Special Tax, i; do. g. new 2i as; Louisiana Gs, II
Alabama SIS, 100; New-York State Bounty Loan reg los
Missouri Gs,9Oi
Railroad bonds were active at the First Board
with NewYori Central 6s, '8, 9O Central Pacific, %
Union Pacific, So South side Railroad, LIST mort, ~;
Pacific Railroad Ts guaranteed by Missouri 9e; Della
ware Lsckawanna and Western, 3D. %; Western Union
Telegraph sold to-day at 35 against 3i the 2ith Pa
cihe Mail 33g; Delaware and Hudson Canal. 1925.
The stock market has active and prices
frmer, and with some indications Of more business
The Chicago Rock Island, and Pacific Railroad Company
has declared dividend Of four per cent free OF United
States tax, payable on the nth Of October The transfer
books will close the sth day OF October and open
the I'd day of November 1t has also resolved 70 issue
81 100000 OF stock, giving share Of new stock at PAR
for each l6 shares of old stock the stock to be sub
scribed and paid for before Nov. /, 1870. The
stock s for the bridge the Mississippi and for land
purchased for the OF the road, for stations depo
&C. The increase Of earnings Of this road from Jan. l.
1870 to Aug 81 ls7O the same months in 1882 il
Si2235 Notice given TO the Stock Exchange OF the
proposed increase OF stock There has been "cOrner
in Chicago and Northwestern common, and per cert
was paid FOR the use OF stock to-day, and there
difference OF from TO per cent on seller g. The move
ment OF to-day developed more short interest than was
supposed to be stock The preferred has been very
strong with large transactions. and puts have been
offered at ss for 30 days per cent Newlork Contra
and Hudson, 92t; do. certificates, SIS Reading 9" Lake
Shore 93i; Chicago and Northwestern, sl do preferred
ssi; Rock Island l7t Milwaukee and ST. Paul 90; do
preferred, sls Ohio and Mississippi, 1895 Morris ana r.
sex, soy
Money has been offered freely to-day on l. ;. secur
ties at per cent, and railroad and state bonds and
stocks at per cent and the feeling is becoming
stronger every day that there Will not he any srngecy
I'm the money market this Fall, and that all classes ~
business will be amply accommodated with currency
Commercial paper is freely offered and taken from
To G. 9al2 per cent Mr.. Boutwell, is at Washing
ton where he will probably watch closely the signs o
the times" and be ready TO 10 the aid OF the pco
pie II there should be any attempt force up gold ana
thus disturb business and values
We give below the highest sales oi stocks named at
/ he 1atp
New-York tribune., 1870-09-28
FUNERAL OF GOTTsCHALK.

The Merrimac, which has in its keeping the
remains OF the great pianist II stll detained IN qnra
tine owing 10 the presence Of several cases OF yellow
fever on board. Some difficulty was experienced IN
getting permission to transfer the remains to this coun
try owing TO the rule that when body ia once inferred
In brazilian ground three years must eapse before II can
be removed. Through the efforts Of the American Con-
sui at Rio Janoro Mr. Henry r. Blow, the Emperor was
induced 10 abrogate the rule for time and permit the
remains TO be taken from their temporary resting place
At the request of Mr. Charles Yesn, the executor and
the sisters OF Mr. Gottschak the body consigned by
intimate friend Of the Gottschak family TO Mr. Thomas
Hall, Of the firm OF William Hall co, of this city, who
have been the publishers Of Gottschalks music FOR the
last IS or 20 years. II shipped on the Merrimac
which left Rio Janeir0 Aug 25 interval OF more than
eight months having then elapsed since his death
1t is thought that the ship will he discharged from quar-
antne to-day and If 80, Mr. Thomas Hall will take pos
session of the body II will be deposited In the vault OF
St. stephens Roman Catholic Church, In Twenty eighth
st. there TO await the celebration OF Requiem mass TO
take place, it is expected Monday next or at least
at some period in the following week, the Rev. Il. j.
McGynn, ID. D., officiating. Mr.. william Berge OF the
SiNteenthst. Catholic Church. Will conduct the music
and Cherubns Mass will be given by an orc hesra OF 40
performers and double quartette choir This Is one OF
the most Ord of masses, and originally written Tor
Henry Will Its performance next week viii be the fs
that has been given with orchestra in this coun
try. The nerment will take place In Greenwood Gene
tery, and Will be attended only by the family and IN
innate personal friends OF the late Mr. GOttschalk.