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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-06
Guardianship Notice.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT. SECOND JUDI
cial District, in and for the county If 0rmsby,
State of Neyada.-In the matter of the estates
and guardianship of Charles F.. Alice, Clara,
Timothy Edgar. and Emma Smith. mirors.-On
reading and filing the petition of Harriet VI.
Smith, Guardian of the above named minors,
praying for sale Of real estate and personal prop
erty. and it appearing therefrOm that a sale OF the
whole Of the real estate AMI personal property OF
said minors is necessary for their support and ed
~ucatioR, and wonid be for the best interest and
benefit, il is hereby ordered that the next of kin
of said minors. and all persons Interested in said
estate. appear before this Court, at the Courtroom
thereof, at Carson City, county Of Ormsby. state
of Nevada. on the 9th day Of April, A.D. 1871. at
II o'clock a. M then AMI there to show Cau-e why
an order should NOT be granted for the sale IF such
real estate and personal property. And let !. copy
of this order be published al least once a week for
three weeks successfully, before said day appoint
ed, in the Daily State REGISTER. a newspaper
printed and published in Carson City. Ornsby
county, State of Nevada.
c. n. HARRIS, District Judge.
Dated March 6. A.p. 1871.
STATE OF NEVADA,
COUNTY OF ORMsBY.
!. the undersigned, Clerk Of the Second Judicial
for the said county of Ormsby, do hereby certify
the above TO be a copy Of the original order Of said
Court now of record in my Office.
49,, In witness whereof, ! have hereunto set
SEAL my hand and affixed the seal of said Court,
49, this 9th day Of March, A. D 1871.
mh9-3w t. j. EDWARDS, Clerk.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-06

II. L. LILLE y w..
d I r T. G II
IMPORTERS FROM THE EAST
Blank Books,
New Books,
Miscellaneous Books
Newspapers,
Violin Strings,
Letter Paper,
Legal Cap,
Bill Cap,
EoOlscap,
Note Paper.
Legal Envelopes,
Note Envelopes.
Drug Envelopes.
,nrmine and Violet Inks,
Arnold's Writing Fluids,
& NOyes' Inks,
Thaddeus Davids Inks,
Reservoir Muctlage stands,
Patent Mucilage
Mucilage In Stands,
ONE Inkstands,
Frount lain InkstaDds,
Bankers Inkstands,
travellers ~InkstaMds,
Elegant Portfolios,
Writing Desks.
Water GOlOrs,
Carpenters Pencils,
Indc;ib.e Pencils,
drawing Pencils.
Faber's Pencils,
Copying Brushes,
opytn Presses,
Copying Books,
Oil Paper.
Drawing Paper.
Tracing Paper,
Profile Paper.
Notsrial Waters and Seals,
certificate of Marriage,
Rewards of Merit,
ApOthecartes' Labels,
Checker Boards,
Cards and Dice.
Dice Boxes,
Chess Men,
Collection Bags,
Rubber Bands,
Bill Files.
Eyelet Machines,
Pnper Fasteners,
Paper Weights,
Paper Cutters.
II. G. LILLE,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS. No II South G street. four doors south Of
pspt of California, Virginia, New. felVf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-10
1--WE STOCK ArAPKETS.

TgrF.paY FEB live 'rdls have passed over iL un
River Rl dent Dat urF-s -'' "a ce- 'lslt
BrEvEs- pts to-day q az e-a" % . - ,s 81 Ool
mn nav OF 40 lta Most 81 Ic cattle 80 t- latter place 60 o'e
M s II hol than usual The Faa celebrate Of io-a
fss.-rre he following te Neaagkeu tf0veTs va
Mor1s o. g. DunicA. calsi \" n Wool eari
ford and " T. Smith. el car STATE ctir llale Na
quality thu aa- slpaety 0e.ils Showing Sac
sese Mercr ISL T-os y Morris N Illinois e,i.e
Cvt arersng about l Sd n per cvt several sGI 1913 OF he
vent a. l4c. - OF . cEt cool steers O.. lt.c
H. Hud, for o. b Dam-ck, IA limos s'eefs' c"- 81
TcasJ Sons sold 40 Of Morr N nos strong Ct cv at
Cbah Biz. for " Y Wood 30 Indiana 81 cst, BE
" =. S..h sol L car q 8 cNt state Org clas az -lic
Uey u fair Illinois steers strong c"i Tor y MONS al
p Csr for " V Wool % Indiana steers Il rwt I33al4
ssilaes - II the Morris cattle q Illinois steers selling
5 s. stafford sold 70 dry lie and sPlger at
Z dudley for y Morris 10 Uaro. steers It e Igi axe
and 10 OF a. j.. llc
yEaL CAIvEs-TLt sur TO-DAY and lec the top price Tor
live With dressed selling lfQc ior uE ana Ga l ir grass
j. v Tbuon Co. sid l2 ht Pennsylvania yeais uoy o.
Re
sHEEp-Arr7ss 2433 VIZ each Weeaawen and Con-
rnuupss sud FotreEh5 from Ere kOsd Trade
Dull Sale for Extra fat sheep
might O. little higher sale FOre st. hy J. Kirby . safe
sleep 73l % " s 70 tie l5 Of 81 H. &C. 81 Of 50 D. &C.
AMI q Cauatl ewes l1+aLs 3 p ste .
judd Buckingham, d. WveasEen, sold 22 Indiana sheep IS 70
A. 53c
Hoss-Oulv % totsy-s Commln-sw
Ere Road ForsIts' Besides these 10 csr0ss West
dressed sold q tcies te higher o.t clsfe- sale
Of ~ 70 down lou dOsn, los ~ 41d ulavr lo, Wi.a
a. -
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Live Hogs ouet I59@7ss Cattle fairly active at 81 10
% Lard lsiN2lc ReccptS-50O bills Flour, 43eD bush
Wheat 1900 buh Corn 1880 bush Oats 1900 bush Rye 300
Bacy i2co0 Hogs shpments2eo bills four 100 hnsa
Wheat HOO bash Com, 900 bush Oats 20 bush bae 4Vo
Hors
BUFFALO T. 9-FIourd Wheat entirely neglected Corn
ei Ohio traek Csc snail lots IN store 6se Oher grains
reelected Pork doll at S22 81 Lard dali at lc hghNnes nom
irslE on IRE
B,NY " y Feb p whost-Moierate milling inquiry; sa'os
No. White state at S. Rye held al vi j. Corn steady
has tsdemsud limited Barley rather qu'et sales car No. Two
rovel state a. 9oc Oats qust
0ulsvittE Feb a-fobsccoSas 2T7 bids Common Good
Lurs S5dS 6 ,O Medium Leaf 80 5j0 80 Cotton dull
MldHg 13ld Forr fm; Extra Family, - rs Nhea and
good demand supply here Provisions hrm Mess
Pork, So Lard LlGtc Bscon-Shoudes, lOc Clear Rib
l2 Clear sides 2jo Buik shouiers etc Clear RID lie Clear
sides lllc Hams-SugsrCured loe fan lse' paold WHISKY
CIScIx,r Pen sCoou quiet unchanged Flou sni IN
fair demand Family $60S D. Mbest hm aad fair demand Red
~ Sd g. Com good demand al fn prices sales at 'jc 3ic
Moderate demand siaSl D. Oats steady and in
demand No 81 450 Barley gnt sn1 unchanged Ees
Lsrl-Dcmani gh hoer fuui sales lsdl c Tor Kettle
Buk Mests-DeinsDd M 30 and holders Shods sold
tc sides l0 ale Clear RI Clear Sides held g. higher
Bac0n-Demlnl light AMI hsier firm sasShoaic a. .c Clear
Rib, ol Clear SIDES Pc held az a0!c higher Dressed Hogs IN
rdcnsrl sni higher; ssls II 2as7 IS WHISKY s, aud 10
fair demand at Sic E1chauge steady NJ paE
LOWS. Feb 9-CorOu dun ard nominal At lie Flour quiet
Surefne Winter - IS - g. Wheat firm; No Rel " inter-,
II g. CornMzd in bat the river 450t.c Oats lrri
No 5005lc BsreyBe firm and wanted; sales 90
~ 05 Tor good to fancy Fall Rye drm at N0g,c
whisky steady soc Pork firm s3 Try
Salt Meats ac,ve loose Rough sides oc B1k Ce.f f1 '.ci
Clear te lie Bacon dmeri loose shouiers esc Iss-s
Cured &C. Cnvad lGa Lard un % PIC for Prime Steam Hos
Good Choice 81 lJd Cattle unchanged Receas-210
bbls Flour 1900 bush. Wheat 1903 Hogs.
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw.YonK. ThnrshaY. Fob. 0. L

NEw-YoRK, Thursday. Feb. o. 1871.
The market for all descriptions of horses
continues very quiet Sales Of importance and prices
without change.
Horses, carriages, and saidery will be sold tomorrow
FdayD the 10th inst. at Messra Johnston & Van Tas
sells Auction Mart in East Thirteenth-st.
business ~ tho carriage repositories j. very dull AT
factories orders are received IN considerable numbers,
mostly for landauefs, hrOughams, and cOup6s.
LADIES' who are DESTROYS Of having the cOOrs in the
trimmings OF their carriages in harmony with their com
peLi0ns aud tayoritc tint Of dTess, will, doubt
appreciate the following "hints" which we quote from
chapter the selection and OF carriages,
tanned IN Henry william Herbert's WellknOwn "1lan-
ual for H0rsemcn:"
Biie iu tho trmminCl harmOniZps with the complex
ion OF blonde, while 70 impatr the beauty OF brunette
and with crimson dress or shawl blue is decidedly Ia
harmonious.
CriHCoH. in the trimmings. snts vel the complexion
Of blonde brunette, but the dress should not
have blue az o YrcdOminatinc color
BrOicH trimmings are suitable FORA brunette, ana agree
with green Grapery on the person. .
Green, In the carriage, demands warm unts IN the
dress, and is then harmonious with oh c0mplexons
Dyb agrees with al cOOrs In tho dress and with al
compilations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LoyDoS PEI sl1o rCono opened 81 % 'or both money snd
she Quet bonds
lt2 got 1855 old 81 1907 s9i. Territories
Ere Railway 10 Illinois Ceuss w, Alut5 West,
%
LIVERPOOL leb s-l;ao Cotton opened steay; Mdilng Up
lands 1 N iihIT Olrs. "a Wheat yer ceu fr fo--
White DO no % Tor Gle highest grades No the lowes;
grades Of No o New Red We,ieru spring per quarter T
New
LosnoS P-h9-+ 80 p HCouso 81 for ae. and the secoslt
Ar.ucer quiet, L. s. Flge h1ais TO-
l9-. "a Teniore an StOcks-Ere 10 Illinois Central .
Atautc and Crest Western
LvEEPJOL Feb. 5-L.JJ m.-Pork. 10. GIL BscOu-
Cumberland Cut ~. Llsee- OIL 4Jt Br,alsuds frner.
L4EhP0oL fet. 5f:J mCof01 closed ~ adv following
Quotations. NJ Llg Upland, 7si Hd.ng Orleans IA sa Of he
csv, lois1 bales Of which ~ bale, American.
L3NDoN, Feb 9-1J b. m.-TaLOg, 45. Calcutta Liusee1
O. C0eOa
tNrwEkP Feb s-Petroieum 52 sne. for Standard White
LONDON, FEB g. % bu vaults Of
Enfnd decreased 5000 slce last report The Queens speech bad
e1eC. The .t0ca market
LyEaro9 Fea sArrrei Feb 8Stesuer Alefpo from New
lt 20 Tale. o cotton o. BUceplaus from Mobile Dec
lsts, 81 Benton from NeWlorE. Jan. d. 40 bales s-ShD
washington. i0l NesloE Jan e. 100 bales; sip Lord Dalhoue
ron 1ffefnr De- l5 i-3 ffes sh g. D. sava uat
ys ]t' bales .tls o. Dgee, RON ssvs'ns jan T. 1876
a't Aufs lion Dee 3 Jan y, bales Total 49,
Laca
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Sales bp AuciloT

A. NsPwIy Auctoueer.
DY BANGS. NERWIN & Co., Broadway, cor
~ 4.ts.-S1a. Works OF frt Fa1cr Good t1rrar- &C.
FRIDAY aud SATURDAY, Feb lo and H. a. p III ,rs 49,
AN AWArE. RS COLLECTION of Engraved POhIhAlio hhA
BOOK Hates Illustrative o. English hs.oV ani LraluTe' ETC.
Catalogue are leaa..
UEO. A. LEAVTTT g. Co. Gate Leavitt,
~ s eirh Coz clinton Hail. Aston place For tie SAi p
Auction IL LrBHArEs Of Boo2s PArSrNis and al
k.ris Of LITERARY Pa .PEvIr .
As EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION -,
Of Rare Crs'.s BooEs exhibition sttle CnOn a
ce lr10ls be Clll by auction next MOADhl all
TJ.. Day irsIt.ssmelt.
NgsUtY TUE DAY EVENINGS Fh 70 and t. o. > ocl cs
~ AL FXIRAORIISART COLLECTION Of BOOKS. For pa-
tcllsr. see advert scnert On srth pale
DY JAMES VI. MILLER. Office, % Pine-st.-
On Ff Dali Feb TO- a. a. ocs. Tie rr- Got Of e.
lfe.ut.. Eas River al the PEhs NAL PROPERTY
UNITED STA IR WORK consisting Furnaces, Rr-es
Pics Ifrs5 sinks &C. Patterns aal FLOSS. L1g1e and ber
10 D. aits Lthes zig Iron, 100 this CO Band &C. Catalogues
az tie o Lee.
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r0NEsIIC MAEKErs

PHLAngLrHA Feb 9C0ts4 uu-bug rather Eat. Surer.
lle - k0+a l osT ggles WcsH-ei Wiel'--Dm.r Llt;
a'na i74 {! as4el 6, Amber ri t40= g.; Wlts. 81 ID
- 800 a. e Corn cll. Yellow lci Mixed Western ne Osts
lrn y 'oace Sra RIO IAQ &c., po Sugar sta'v; ir
-- goo he.lts tlha e Mos.se lOllua Provisions ID.
s s'15ic To- Western lr0b0snl &c ior Peuasy 7aais
BAlruoRE FEB 9Co,ton d-n nomiuay Mdlrag Utl.s4. q,
Superl4e - wa sos DO E1n 81 gG-. Isl a. FsT = ia
80 Ci Bills solerlne, rtd47 o. to Extra ga Is. d..
fa 20 Ja en- Western superfls Z 5d So 3D. Extra 60 %
- l5 90 Family q 510 ga Sd W. fri. CO.. v-i..
~ 60 81, F Prime ~ e. 81; Prime to Red 3 4
oSl; Fsir % Good CJ0 81 s5 Comm : t90ei IN 6to
Indiana, 81 81 9 b5i Pennsylvania 81 q II sd Corn d
l1 hesygi Waite oo4tleu Dc leloa Co., slqsle Ost. a..
baIe PoTso1s-be'ef fseh1S ta. not bigger Wsiy quiet
j3ic -' 49,
HiIwArKEE Peb ePlour dal Double Extra Spring scass 90
Wheat steady; ~. y wagkee 81
Con quiet; No mixed 5tc quiet 10 N e7s Es
h fm and Spring No d 8c HOG a. ss s5 Rsei
-lolO bbis. Hour, Is0oJ bush. Wheat
ToLEDo Peb 9Folr doll and uuchansei Whes DBL ard shade
lower Re- 81 bash 81 % Cora uucbaggt o. am
so1 Unchanged EoePt-lsyO bush Mhes soO bss. Com Z
bu.h Oats
O,VEGO Feh sPour steady and unchanged. sales 800 Nils
g. Is for No sprag 81 80 Tor Amber Winter "a Tor VIE
steady; sales 100 ush re- Oats quiet R7eT demsui
thl The market has adFaucei. sales 40 bfh ke Canada
100 bush g7 Do Q1ntc lt 81 H. aud 1900 hah
a. ~ o. Ryc Corn Ala ~ 90 f0r b0ie3 20
g. al50e4 & Mleed srn; hAorts, +5 ssuHs, 5Zl1
A1ilg s3ia-3 e, ton Hiflalaes ztc kuToa1 Freighs-
2 ton
cuCioo Pei eEr-huze urcta-reL Tl1 tu lHd unchanged
"-t inal; 30 20 ~ cash; ~ .eIr issi bali felrny
go a-s the s-ool qrei anl suraal a Oas 1rl,r 81 4e
~ ~ Rye dlli all lesl, atlua. ia Aa buiey a-i %
- htAuilr l8T rya-hl1rA as PlIa rtatnr a.
a@| 90 sz ga seller E-feA Dressed Hoe qgsi, bs9 At - TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-10
COTTON MARKETS.

MONTE Feb. 9-Ccon qmct Mdlugs flci net rooc ~ 6o
bales; expOus-cos,tse POI hss ss 800 ls~ stock 49, hs-s
WILNINGToS. Feb 9Cott0u du Mdings le net pis 3
bales; sales 9 bales; stock. 80 bales
GALVESTON, FEB 0CotiCl quiet Good Ordinary PIE; ret re-
eps l2' bales exports to the Continent 1903 baesi sales ~
bales; st1ck, G. .913 bales
BArrNoEF 9Coon qaet AID weak; tf3frg' lie; ret
80 hsj 80 bales expos-coasWse 200 bales sales
a. bales; stock. 1880 bales
SAvAyNAH Feb s-Coton quiet; Md3nc' 1le; net receipts,
s.-J bales. sales, 400 bales .s-ack 4n.l53 bales
Boston, fb. 9Goton dull; Mf-hnr 5tc net receipts -
bsl cess 40 bales, bales; stoez 6tJ ba.eA
NET-OELrAss. Feb qCuitun Irregular Mlurs 10 1891 mes
receipts 4,T7 bales cro g bales; eslOo Hrt-r lJ Do
sales 1920 bales; stock 25352s Hlcs .
CsAELEsroN. Feb Cotton ST. dg Mtings li0li'ci net re-
cets Zl5 bales eKPoscoaai.e 20 baesi sales $40 ae STOCK
90. ~ bales.
SoEsotE. Teh s-Cot,on sei7; Low Mt.hrrs lc net re-
crts las bacs Ust, o Oalts sls ' Lal.si jc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-10
flHauclGl.
DROCLAMATION.

Il - - l-.-- c,y,~-rrp-,
~ 49,. - ~ ~ e. u tr lr1y sons Of al A..
Nla e o. Ial III i'-c. Cr.-t,I "a al i- r..s "a Fl.
he pe and er-,i Of Ire state der approved Fsy.
1.- D. 1l5a J - Palmer G ye-ror of the SAFE u
hereby Dot r al vhor may the l, day o. F
7l. the American Erctarg Alt ol1 Bank ta t:- N.l
tie Treasurer illinois v pas bombs of St- o.
Illinois hereafter IaItcularv .u-tei 10 ts Prll rls
wine OF ard u pursuance sid law DO urter molly a whom
nav hst the uI' -sca ali 90 oi sl bonds SOD r
u srctfeI H I.tc, o VT: ioE c r. q
lstf is Of Fefrrr l W. B11is rlrssr a. act
tff Al Ar; 70 80 ho,s ag Of tte ttse tt Do
s.porua.4f n-r5rare. -st 4
a. "a NO ri AZ ne rl..s u tie state after
an.
Iate-na Improvement Stock s.sarc 60 OF hr A.
-- IN. o. b.y 81 Ss.er : 90. Hsa- BROS, $1,000.
join Law Baker 5000 josiah Pau.. "a 1. 1fs s 5
5000 Henry Beaumont sag .e 'aa p ., i-+
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G.iualions uJamte0--5rm

4 YOUNG GERMAN GIRL wishes SITUA-
"a nos 10 10 general touseNcrk 20 mind children Is Yl ng
ami oil ar 81 HID. No. u Nor'o.A-st
DIRST-CLASS FEMALE SERVANTS sup
p-. PIERCE Co.. Dp-l--zree1i Gr Llor-s ana olle
elections Ar-rclu E-sl soften Gerrsns SEed- lnsh.
yETANTED-A SITUATION by a competent
German Girl for general ho-eaors, a. COOK washer aug
,aer is wiling ar olargi bes. OF cy references Gail at SJ
Bower. entrance or flr.,-st
yY7ATTED-A situation as TEACHER or
~ G0sTsSgsS bya rsl.se o Nourt HoIvose seminary eo0
rfe-es sven. Allr,ss l Box Ill., a..lieioTr' Ne l.
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RECEIPTS OF PPODrCE.

PEI Issssis 7H1 Railroads.
el2 Ashes bash. Wheat. 81
blsh Corn 42 bush Ol So bush Sci. 80 bb and lO
bags Corn Meal l2 lkgs Bakvea Flour 1873 b Is Por 40 pkgs
Cut Nest y pays Grease 1879 pigs an kegs Lard 80
s'sa. - psfs Batter 500 bis E7s p Ials 10 bD Lid
OIL l15 Drt1 Hogs 100 pigs OF Csk- 20 bills whisky - De- les
No . 10 -e LEATHER III Hoes. - bids ana Is pigs
l,Caccy. 81 B. Rice p bsss Peanuts
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J1'F T. al T9Fa1it f'ter 10
Nos O. DO ls &C. % ~ ~ g. &C. "A iO3 lJ 10 T., 10 ~ ~
To- 90. ~. -.
Tveutrur e,sss bonds regserEos a. A. % ~ - g.
g. no lJ3 l34 49, l36 49, I.l, ~ tJ l' l..
Twersyave &I25 CsDsl onls PAYABLE 80 Yea" or aisr
1901 i1ll. 0l5 1850 1881 1853 lpJ l tt ll, .''
1895 1861 1903 1913 1914 1913 lC3 1885, I0s7 1882 l 100 ~
class Of bonds reser-Nos o' l ~ we
1913 1913 1891 1893 lO lA 1910, lOJ 1900 WI V'' .o
1903. lOy. I.gL So. =.
TEeuty-uBe GlOO Canal Bous payable 10 oatoh after
45t7l u H. b. 49, g. g. s. %, j. &c. 49, a. 49, - g. 60 -
a., a 20 81. 81. a
Foar hundred and c.ss Of boni re.'trc-Sos
2 90 81. - 80 Il. % 70 % inclusive % 10 50 Intensive
SIX hun re aud A225 Cal Bonds arr 10 Lon
sfeI ls7oEos - 70 l40 inclusive II q H. ~ TO IT, L.
100. l"li 90 OJ5, ~ 10 f w.
1850 l5Z lD4 100 1896 c8 m 1903 % i Nv 90 H.
ll5o 49, i46 1852 1861, ity HI 49, l 10 4-o' 4-''
70 1903. oil.
nv, hundred end eightses class OF toa's t-e-Soa 20
~ u.ye IA is 49, 49, 1885, re-. 24stO 500 20 tt, lOi
lUIl. 1912. 49, lO3. 100. ll2 100 20 T. g. 600 -
CANAL B1u.s. raFsoe 10 London tt t's
Is b. g. 49, &c. ~ 81 is 90 5 inclusive 10 - 49, ~ 10 |'''
g.
1--WE hundred and forty.f c.s u hois reeciSo 70
reasEs g. g. 81 Y TO 49, l52 70 ls Ia 10 I'll % 10 '
SO too O. .t-
In tes,uoa7 whereof hereto ny hand and cs1s' 20 be '5 nc
sea- a. The City Of s.Hle Va '" ~ ~
d.. 4. b. lS,l JOHN 81 FtLN-t. ''''.'''-
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forscs. 0arriaoes, farness, 81.

AT GEORGE J. MOORE's, No. 376 BOweTy
z o. SifF a., ,bssD F,tsgyon.Top PHAETONS Doctors TOT
WAGONS Sae Top sad noTop BUGGES and large assortment
or ssc0nlasld WAGONS.
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BCTFALO INE sTOCa MtRhET-FEH .
Cattle Somewhat The A beng go n 20 %
DAY OF . week market steady ord ncha1g1 most ci ilo SICK
Changed bands; cs J2 bead, C AR qat bat u
c0lel end bulls; sales " day. leaving out retail ae
a. head Kentuckv averaging lac n. % - l u TO-, JIG b
SO n; j lr-ala % ~
h. C5 u Illinois. J7 d. s72 70 do lti 10, 5 Is sos
balls a. So IL Michigan LOIS n, 40 500 ~ OaH2aa
oyn, a7t n, as OF = Cssata se-r 80 ID 81 d. -t % eng
Il 5o 6 -. &C SleRces Lg-t prices luehlatl trt
quiet; IS tead Cauala o4 o. a - lo. O3 n 81 .s -
Alcla1. g. arl lS2 DO, 8 70 81 - 5; 10 to e6 H. - & ~
Co IS SMILES prime 50 90 - o. Hne Lgcr; receipts
LIGHT; sres l2J bead ayerag- l 3D. o. SO 23i 20 d. u. D. g.
and 80 DO, 2lj end - 1o ~ d. 10 - 6 20 Co., 10 ID
q %. md u do. ~ d. at ~ 81.
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Gi.aa!!oao ujautc0--a Ialee.

CIFRK@Ugp IN the COTTON BUSINESS
a ..s.rsl a ,Irs.s W. p z S.. Box g. Tribune OAee.
TTARN HANDS Mt Observation-Disclosures
c. Lar. tlri lsrc.s 5feie- GeIrlan' scotch
s-! Md %. lI1 ~ chsa-- Cosc.l.1 ana Gardener 6e
TAPDENEE-A iirst-class SITUATION want
Il r.ore. tg alau rs eser.ce mas cool aA -e ~ "
,r-trg Hlea-rz r'ner alI Wou prefer iact
,- m f- hi com e9. u. -4le1 Of ec11u to .cF
Ue t- -.lr sua-.l-. parties D. F. br-sellls Seed
Sore $40 Bral-Faj.
CCOTCHNAN and WIFE, Enclishman and wife,
> s-trsts Tara hands al. 0g-eeI 20 aItie ~ y
TOSS, S,rt West, south Inquire o. h A5e-c o. riLAOE
Co. q Bowl ll-,t.-l.
TVO WOODEN MANUFACTURERS and MER-
CuASIs-A gentleman " er--d ve.rs experience ia --.
manu- .t3
er,es Do lya-s % Bis el9oFce la- thorough Ar5a-
. .ol c'i'.
a te r-e s- Of to0As required A--rsa DELTA Home
Jo.lnil D4.. o,. Louis. 4lg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-10
Alarhinern.

A s. g. j. GEAR & Co., Boston, furnish
a. ever description Of WOOD and Iron Working sACHINhi and
es he be le OF msker A. lowest poss Die Rites
NOR SALE-Two BOILERS, 80 and 80 horse
power; ao ENGINE. p horsepower Apply at 80 White A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-10
p NINTH WARD BANK.
ORGANIZED UNDER STATE CHARTER
CAPITAL S20C,0gO SUBJECT 30 INCREASE to 100000
THIS BANK
nov open ior business
% AHINGpON.sQUARB

% AIINGDON-'lUANB.
This Bank invites The accounts the merchants an residents q he
Ninth Ward snl vicinity all Iepo,or that they 1i be lib
s, dsa With and every facility sIorea consistent .ish sound bank
m Collections maze points Usitei States lai Caa'ta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-10
Copartnersbip Notices.

nAVID :. BROWN has associated with him
his Grandson FRANKLIN BROWN. contnls the SOAP and
NILE t INS AZ Oh stands No. h Peck ami p ChrYte
y y un er tie oil DAVID ;. BROWN GRANDSON.
dlt.ns sromF FEB. !, IS1l DAVID = bE0n n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-10
,o, 100 Fru, At ~ el,e go s NsSsS 'W Ne

rIOrR AND MEALth demand Tor Flour s - 5cs ror ihc
rr.s u tha favorable Lv,Tpoo! az rs srr bn
81 Tr,ss brands are da sod irregular Family forrer prices
49, " s-4 Surer are moderate request ~ aou ion sales
r. -,rFct closed easier, VIII fair inquiry a. VIC
noN ees we q' eoz sc 81 Ohio Ind III sup 50 lO0T0 -
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-03-23
ftEAiGFOUs COAUM.y.
REV. G. NJ. HEARD, Editor
A Good Test,

A few years ago, as Rev. Professor
Fipney was holding series of meetings
in the city Of Edinburg, many persons
called upon him for personal conversa-
tion and praye:.
One day a gentleman appeared in
great distress Of mind. He has listen
ed to Mr.. Finuey's sermon on the pre-
vious evening, and it had torn away his
"refuge of lies" Mr.. Finney was
plain and faithful with him, pointing
out to him the way of life clearly, and
his only hope Of salvation. The weep
ing man assured him that he was will
ing to give up all for Jesus-and he
knew of nothing he would reserve-all
for Jesus.
Then let us 60 upon our knees and
tell God of that" said Mr.. Flnuey. So
both knelt at the altar, and Mr.. Finney
prayed: 30 Lord! this man declares
that he is prepared to take thee as his
Go6, and to cast himself upon thy care,
now and forever"
The man responded "Amen!" hearth
ly.
Mr.. Finney continued: 30 Lord
this man vows that he is ready to give
his wife. family, and all their interests
up to the"
Another hearty "Amen" from the
man.
He went on: 20 Lord he says that
he is also willing to give thee his bust
ness, whatever i. may be, and conduct
it for thy glory"
The man was sient-no response
Mr.. FiDuey was surprised at his silence,
and asked; "Why do you not say
Amen to this"
because The Lord will not take my
business, sir: | am in the spirit trade" +"
he answered.
The traffic could not withstand such
a test as that. "The Lord will not
take" such a business under His care.
de demands its destruction as one Of
the mightiest obstacles to the progress
of His kingdom in the earth. = Ameri-
can Messenger.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1871-03-23

ON the Sumner removal the Phila-
delphia Press, the leading, ard one Of
the ablest political papers in this State,
says;
There is wonderful unanimity in the
way in which the country receives the
news OF Senator Summers removal from
the chairmauship of the Committee on
Foreign Relations. Almost without ex-
ception the Republican papers condemn
the act as ill-advised, and deprecate it
Ms injudicious; but one and all carefully
distinguish between personal acts of the
Administration and the great trust it
carries for the country, while condemn
ing the judgement of the President,
they do not doubt the honesty of his
intentions or swerve in their allegiance
to the great Republican party.
This dispassionate and judicial treat
ment of so exciting a question, spouta-
neous as it is and universal, is as credi-
table to the general intelligence of the
Republican press and people as it is en-
couraging for the future Of the organi-
cation.
As the Republican army was mass
of thinking bayonets, so the Republi.
can party is a mass of thinking voters,
and it is too great, too historical, and
too sacred think to be endangered by
any personal conflicts or issues inside
its ranks. We carry the flag that
makes US free, and is is borne with the
same devotion, the same intelligence
and the same spirit of self-sacrifice as
when it hoated at the head of oul
armed and uniformed columns.