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Valuable Building Lots

S. r. LYON, offers for sale a valuable
track of Land, situate in Log Town 1t
lis pleasantly located and laid out with
streets and Lots. For sale at bargain
For further information apply to G
WILCOX. II.
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tT The new republican official organ. The
Patriot, II. A. PIERCE & Co, will make Its ap-
pearance at Fort Smith on Saturday next.
1t starts out as the official advertising medi-
um Of the counties Of Sebastian, Crawford,
franklin, johnson, Sarber. Polk and Scott.
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tT FROM the Dardanelle Chronicle of the
9th we learn that the editor, Capt. Barry has
purchased the Office OF the Ozark Tablet and
will move it vt once to Dardanelle. This Is
the last of the Tablet
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re- The New York Express, sound
Democratic authority, answers in nut
shell the practicable views Of Hon AL.
exander H. Stephens on the Amendment
question. 1t says, and who can gainsay
its logic; ITO call the Fourteenth and
Fifteenth Amendments neither law nor
Constitution and mere nullties may do
for an abstract opinion; hut the answer
to the opinion is that the two amend
ments are practical facts and not words
Negroes do vote in the States Negroes
wiU vote in the States; and no party IL
ST. ong enough to prevent their voting"
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II From files Of papers received from B.
]. Brown. ESQ, we find him luxuriating in
New York city on the 9Th, and expecting to
leave for home In few days via Niagara
Falls and St. Louis.
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~ The Ozark Tablst OF the 18th. says the
report of the murder Of Maj Flick, the new
Internal Revenue Collector. isa mistake. for
he the editor travelled with him after the GATE
of his reported death.
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~ The Van Buren Brass Band discoursed
excellent music at the Court House on Satur-
/ day. They are makinS fine progress and we
sI,ok for one of the best bands In the State.
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tB- Our ,oung friend Slime Hayman, OF
Of the firm Of Hayman l. Sons, came up Mon
d.y on the Little Rock. he is engineering on
,team-r Dardanelle. between Memphis and
the Rock. lie Is rusticatng for week.
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tE L. S. Marshal LOGAN II. Roors' was
married at Duyal Bluff on the 9Th inst" py
the Rev. Bishop Pierce. to Miss EMILY NJ
BLAKEsLEE of Duval Bluff The bridal par
tv started east soon after the service.
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tF We are indebted to Mrs. WILHAUT, for
basket Of very excellent Peaches. Good
peaches are delicious, and that is just what
these were
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~ DR.. John S. Shibley and wife from
arrived Yesterday on the boat.
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Lumber-Lumber.

Mr.. ". b. MOONEY received by Flat and
Steam boat, the past week, large and deslr-
able lot Of Lumber Orders fill from plank
10 100, 900 feet. .-,.... ...
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tE- Col II. r. WHrrHERs. will issue from
the ashes of the Tablet, monthly. commenc-
ing on the 18th Of Sep.- The Ph9nir, small
cheap advertising paper. We wish 1t success.
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tE- The Rev. J. L. DENTON. of the M. +.
Church South. formerly stationed at this
place, arrived on the boat Monday morning.
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rE- Col. j. A. Lockhart. Clerk of the Coun-
ty and Hon. ID. Divibiss, arrived yesterday
lon the Little Rock.
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II CApELL's Real Estate Reporter. for Au-
gust, is before US, and is AS entertaining as
usual
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tE A block Of buildings on the corner of
Louisiana and Markham streets, Little Rock'
were destroyed by fire on the llth inst.
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New ORLEANS, Aug. 10.
THE wARMoTH CONVENTION.

AT the convention of the Warmoth
wing last evening hundred and seven
delegates answered the roll; Gen Her
ron's resolution was adopted, that Sena-
tor West be requested to introduce res
olution at the next session OF Congress-
calling upon the President and other Of
ficers Of the government for all informa-
ton in their possession regarding the use
of the custom.house for the holding OF
the State convention the authority given
TO the United States marshal for the ap-
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pointment Of deputy marshals and bring
ing troops to suppress the convention.
Another resolution referred to the de-
nisndins the rcmoYa! OF Collector Casey.
Postmaster Lowell, Deputy Collector
Hcrewig, United States Marshal Packard.
Assessor Jaabsrt and Revenue Collector
StoUhdale.
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POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES
The latest revised tables at the United
States census Office at Washington, show
the following aggregate of populations
Of all the States and Territories Of the
ITnitod Sfotos.
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tE Col. l. ". Fuller. of Fort Smith, passed
no Yesterday for his home.
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~ Thursday last. August 10th, was tint
annlyerser Of the battle Of Oak Hill.
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A BoLTER CONVENTION.

At 12 o'clock the convention was call.
ed to order. Mr.. Masters, Of Carroll
parish, was elected temporary chairman
Messrs. Warmoth, Pnchbeck, Campbell
and Judge Dibbel denounced the United
States officers, Judge Dibble character
izing the custom house convention as 8
body of administration favorites guard
ed by bayonets and lawless tyrany
MIR. Pinchbeck said:
"Is it possible that we are to be put
down by the government we have sus-
tanned? If that be the case, the sooner
this government is torn down and mon
archy built upon its ruins 'he better. y
A permanent organization was made,
with Pinchbeck president Adjourned
to II this evening, to meet in Turner's
hall.
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cusroM.HousE CONVENTION.

Mr.. Packard called the custom-house
convention to order at II o'clock. j.
Henri Burch, colored, Of Baton Rouge,
was elected temporary chairman. A
permanent organization followed with
1t. Gov. Dunn as chairman.
The committee on credentials reported
in favor of the Wsrmoth delegates in
several parishes, and five out OF fifteen
city wards. Speeches were delivered by
Postmaster Lowell, Dunn, Carter, Ingra-
ham, Hardy and others, all exceedingly
bitter on Warmoth, and the majority &C
cusing him of being recreant to every
trust and an enemy to the Republicar
party.
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RESOLUTIONS.

The committee reported resolutions
guaranteeing place in free schools to
every child, approving limitation ofthe
State debt to twenty-five Millions call
ing upon the governor to preserve the
peace, declaring that Gov Henry Z.
Warmoth no longer enjoys the confidence
of the Republican party, instructing del
egates to vote for u. :, Grant for nom
ination at the next National Republican
invention, declaring the New Orleans
Republican no longer an organ OF the
Republican party, and asking the admin
istration to withdraw the federal printing
and thanking President Grant for his
promptness in protecting them. -,
All the federal officials were re elected
on the central committee. The conven'
ton then adjourned sine die ,
The troops on duty were procured
from Gen. Reynolds, commanding IN
Texas, on requistion from the United
States marshal.
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Total population Of the
United States, 39,550,43l
The total population of the United
States in 1860 was 31,747,5l4 increase in
ten years 6,S02,SlS.
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wARMoUTH's INDIGNATION.

Yarmouth expressed Indignation,
mounted a chair and said:
&" Having been refused admittance to
the hall designated by the central com
mittee for holding a convention, pro.
pose we now adjourn to Turner's hall
and hold a convention there.
The speech was received with cheers
and few Kisses Warmoth descended
from the chair proceeded to and entered
his carriage. The crowd took the horses
from the carriage and dragged it tri-
umphantly through the streets to Turn
ers hall.
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WOOL CARDLNG.

We are now prepareo, with the most i'm
proved machinery. tn card wool and make
ROLES in the best manner. for toll or for mon :
ey, at short notice. The cash paid for wool
at the factory.
A. n. CALI AHAN d co.
Oct |, 1859 u
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Especial Dispatch to the Rspubliesa.l j
WARRINGTON, Aug. s.

WAsHrNGroN, Aug. s.
The report recently circulated that
Charles Francis Adams has declined the
appointment Of arbitrator under the
treaty Of Washington, is incorrect. The
President to-day received a telegram
from that gentleman informing him OF
his acceptance.
New YORK, Aug. 8.
Among the arrival by the Scotia are
Hon Geo. H. Pendleton and Madam
Parepa.
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H Pcs for your paper
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WASHINGTON, Aug. s,
PLEAsoNToN KICKED OUT.

PLEASONTON KICKED OUT.
To day the President sent to General
Pleasanton the following:
Executive mansion, August Sth. You
are hereby suspended from the Office of
commissioner of internal revenue in ac-
cordance with terms of an act approved
April 9th, A. d. 1869, to amend an act
regulating the tenure of certain civil Of
fees passed March I'd, 1862 and subject
to all the provisions of the law applicable
thereto. L. S. GRANT
To A. Pleasanton, Esq.
On receiving the notification Pleasan-
ton vacated the office, leaving for his
successor the following note:
ITO j. W. Douglass, First Deputy Com.
missioner Internal Revenue bureau:
SIR: Having this day been suspended
from this office by the President, turn
the same over to you. Respectfully,
A. PLEAsANToN
Douglass Immediately entered upon
the duties of his Office, and received the
congratulations of his friends. Pleas
anton is suspended until the end Of the
next session Of the Senate, and Doug.
lass is TO perform the duties Of the office
in the meantime.
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THE RADICAL FIGHT.
At an early hour this morning large
crowd of whites and blacks assembled
around the custom house building where
the Republican convention convened.
About Q o'clock two companies Of the
Nineteenth U. s Infantry with Gatlin
guns, under the command Of Capt Smith
arrived. The troops marched in. stack
ed arms in the hall at the head of the
steps on the Canal street entrance. a
large number Of deputy United States
marshals closely guarded every entrance
to the custom house. No one was per-
mitted TO enter without a ticket from
Marshal Packard. AT half past ten Gov.
Yarmouth accompanied by Gen, Camp
bell, Senator Plnchbeck and about eighty
followers. some with and without tickets,
entered the building and endeavored to
pass through the hall, but were stopped
py a deputy marshal, and informed that
no one was permitted to pass until the
hour for opening the convention
The New York herald., 1871-01-18
EORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A UCTloN SALE OF THREE FINE FAST AND
"A Celebrated HORSES, WAGONS HARNESS,
BLAAMkETs, 90, AT PuBLIo' AuGTIoS, On FRIpAY.
I0H A. NJ, PROMPT,
tncudng the FAST handsome jet black trotinG of
high bred Mares Charcoal Maid and Mate about 5H hands
hh and years old long flowing and tails stylish
and ne Charcoal Maid raised In the State or Maine,
sired by the Eaton horse dam thoroushore she rote1 at
Boston In "a and rotted to pole with Kingston In s3
when she was purchased by owner and mattel with
present mateR line Kentucky bred Mare and sister TO
Taer; she showed An Of time OF purchase. They are
closely mated line drivers honest and relable do not pull
or fret They showed last September at Fleetwood Park
243 easily without training For eentleman's road
they have SUPERIOR and have size and style enough for
phaeon family team. They always be relied upon to
tot below 245 together and much faster SINGLE and
warranted sound and kin They known the road
the 'tStokes Team Will be sold separately.
Also the handsome fast and fne young trottng Horse
Mystic by Ethan Allen, about lD9 high years old Of
the nest driving and most sa trotn horses the
is tine free aud drivers has fine and
powerfully gated, and beat 2:40 TO road ard
when In training beat 2gb hns record of 2Sb when
old past; has superior for road use, and Is
warranted sound and kind.
This stock - the property Of private gentleman well
known ON road ana track as connoisseur OF ron horses
and oners hs stock peramptoy sale without
vation account of pecuniay aud legal
Stock will be warranted represented In every particular
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DIRECTORY TOR ADVERTISERS.

AAUsEMEETs-srcosD PAGx--Four.h. hfth and sixth
& fsoSsrH Fassss ss's"
soAkb 3Sb E1bcs
BoARbERs %XSThE;D-sroosD Sh; rAsr-Firss and second
ssoSSf$s sAsR sssR FOR siH
susrstss sfssGafs isRH COL
Y n
cLEERs sis&S And sALEsMEN-rwrLrrn PAGE First COL
ssmH
SoE4SSSESsalTs g,nsE rsssrs,ra column
BANGING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGr-Foarth COL
pENTIsThyL- PAen-s.sh column
REY IsFs ~ T Am
~. FURNISHED PAGE-second and third col
EUROPEAN srEAMsHlps--Frus1 PAGE. Fifth column
FINANCIAL-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth and 18th columns.
SE sooas hSp iSa TO
SECOND PAGE-Ibird column.
sRssGH ssH
HELP WANrED-MALEs-Tw PAGE Second col
HELP wANTEp-FsMALEs- s-ELrvrsrH PAcr-Yir.h
HORSES, cxkRIxGEs, 2c.-Flnsr P PAaE- Second column
h9E RooSs
NSTRUCTION-NINTu PAGE-sixth column.
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN HUDSON CITY AND BER-
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE--TwELTTn PACE
LEcruRlEs sExsoS-NIsrH SEASON pAer-.sixth column
LOAN OFF1CES-Fms PAGE-Sixh column
LOST AMI FOUND-FIRsT PAGE-Siyth column
GACHINERY-TwELrTu PAGE-Sixth column.
MARBLE MANTELS--FRsr PAGE-Second column
AEDICAL-TwELrTH Eth PAGE-Second column. -.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS TENTH PAGE
Sixth column
NlSCELLAEEOUS-FIRs PAGE-Thiri column.
NUSICAL-TwEIFTH PAGE-Fourth column
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGE-First column.
PIANOFORTEs- PAGE-Fifth column.
POST OFFICE NOJICE-FIRBr PAGE--Sixth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-TwFLFTH PA0E-Tbird and fourth columns.
REAL ESTATE TO UExCHANGE-TwELFTH PAaE-Fourth
REAL ESTATE wANrEp-TwrLrrH PAGE-Fourth col
REwARDs-FrssT PAeE-sixth column,
BALES AT AUCTION--TwELfTH PAaE-Fffth and sixth
coumng.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-E PAGE
First second. third, fourth and fifth coluinns
RlTUATlONs WANTED-hALES-ELEvEN PAGE-
Sixth coluun
SPECIAL N0TICES-FIEsT PAGE-FlrSt and second col
umDs.
RTALLIONS-FIRsT PAGE-Seoond column
THE TRADES-ELLvEHTH PAGE-SiAth column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPoSES-SEooND PAGF-
Second column.
UNFURNisHED Rooms AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGg-Ihird column
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRBr PAGE-Third column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.--NIsTH PAoE-S Sixth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, ,do.-FlRsT PAGE Third column.
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FINANCIAL.

6OnO OOO TO LOAN-ON NEW YORK, BROOK
DOUU.VUU lyn and westchester Property, IN sums
chased. O. Z. WILLIS Mon.auk Insurance Company los
Broadway
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WANTED CABINET OR SOFA BEDsTEAD, OF MOST
w approved make elegant article suitable for high
y Furnished parior Apply to DAVID FETT lia Chambers
street.
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DANkING HOUSE OF FARNHAM, GILBERT co.
- No.8 WALL STREET, NEW YORK, Jan IA, lS7l.
Geo A. Wicks ceased TO have interest In connection
"''A wa ''''e'' '"A' fHRNHAM GILBERT 4 CO.
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COPARTNERsHIPs.

N1 withdrawn from firm Mr. William Mertens has
been admitted partner and Mr. Andrew Deeen continues
TO hold our power Of attorney. -
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IA Onico Business 800 week easily clearcd business
obtain an inter est Address WILLIAMS box i6s Herald
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EYES AND EARS,

A RTtFIcIAL HuM MAN EYES.-BAUCu GouGFI-
"a MANN ttonery With Professor Bcisonneau OF ParisA
makers and inserers OF the improved Artificial Human Eye
%, Broadwsv " Rfhese ewes are enforced by the Pa
- -
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AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPOkTUNITY--ANY THO
IA rough business man, having $3 900 capital meet
with one T the best chances for making money offered
In THIS city by applying at 4s Broad street, room 25.
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PARTNER WANTED--WITH 1900, IN MANU-
n featuring business paying lC0 per to do
business for himself in any part Of the country Apply at
No Dey street, 20.
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A WEALTHY FAMILY WISH TO ADOPT CHILD,
"A under three years age Address six days w. G..
C., Herald oflce.
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4 RARE CHANCE.-FOR SALE, A FLOUR AND
n Feel Store In this city ten established aud
doing good business HEBBERD h DOTY,
20 East Fourteenth street.
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PER SONAL.

LADY Or MEANS, RESIDING IN HUDSON CITY,
"A having children, wishes 10 adopt male INF ant
nedatey, not over two weeks old. Address L. L. D.,
Herald office.
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COASTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANy's
il Through line to
California and China.

i Through line 10
California and China.
Freight and passage greatly reduced.
Through rates, New York TO San Francisco:-
First class. Storage
$l25 to %li0 $50.
according TO the location of berth.
These rates include berth board and all for
the trip.
Steamers Of the above line pier No. ~ North
foot of Canal street, at IL o'clock noon
on the 4h and Goth Of each month,
except when these days fall Sunday, then the day
previous.
One hundred pounds Of baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
January 20, HENRY CAAuNCEY, Captain A. g. Gray,
connecting with MONTANA, Captain Cavalry,
Departure of 10th every month will touch at San jose,
Guatemala, and Puna Arenas.
Steamer AMERICA will leave San Francisco February
1871, for China and Japan
An freight for San Francisco will FAST and be received
until p. NJ. Thursday, January 49,
Freight for Central American and South Pacific ports VIII
be received until r. ". Wednesday, January Is 1871,
only All the usual facilities afforded shippers in collecting
inland charges, &c
For freight or passage tickets all further information,
apply at the Office pier No. ~ North river -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

| A PAPER COLLAR MANDATORY AND BUSI
n established years. for sale; sasf
sons given for selling out Address IT, s box liz Herald
| Office,
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A GENTLEMAN WANTED--TO TAKE AN INTEREST
n in and exclusive charge of department for the sale OF
uDimprovcd City Realty.
STANLEY DAY, Ill Broadway Trinity Building.
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EUROPEAN sTEAMyHips.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CQMPANY'a
J. iron mail steamship -. =,
s@-~-e. HOLSATIA
Captain Meier with sail Tuesday, yan BIZ 1870 at
H., for -
. HAMBURG, 80. -
taking passengers from New York to Hamburg.
First Cabin, $120 Second Cabin, &72 steerage s9 gold
= payable In United States gold. - ~ f.
The wEsrPHALIA win sail Feb. Il. 1871.
KUNHARDT a 90, O. r. RICHARDS BOAS,
General Agents, General Pa esenger Agents,
81 Broad street, ". V. No. 3 Barclay street, N ",
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N ACTIVE MAN WITH 900 CAN ENGAGE IN AN
IA Independent cash busnessa opportunity; must
have uneXceponabe references only principals that mean
business will receive attention. Address g. T. l., Herald
unicn
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GENTLEMAN IS WILLING TO INVEST FROM
"A $4,000 TO $1,000 in some good business
rreGeIred that will bear investigation. Only thosc
noticed that give idea Of the
proposed. Address A. H. X, Herald Office
The New York herald., 1871-01-18

TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON SrEAhERs-ToUCH,
l. ing at Key West, carrying the United States mail
The Al steamship GENERAL SEDGWICK, Captain
Nichols at pier go East river win leave Saturday JAM "a
Through bills lading given Houston all points
the Galveston Houston and Henderson. and b. r. and
G. Railroad.
For freight or passage apply 70
The New York herald., 1871-01-18

pEGGAR--FANN1E, HAVE NOT RECEIVED THAT
- letter yet. Meet at old place at o'clock to-day
A ID. r.
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A YOUNG AMBITIOUS PARTNER, WITH 5000,
IA wanted; weekly profits Sl0D No need to
unless have the and then address box 62 herald
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FINANCIAL.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD INTEREST, FREE 0i
IA government tar.
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT
SINKING FUND BONDS

A. government
FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT
SINKING FUND BONDS
- of the
WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY COMPANY.
DENOMINATIONS S6l0 and ~, 900.
ONLY FIFTEEN YEARS TO RUN. :.
from January, 1870 convertible into stock and receivaDo
- -... Tor lands at par
LAND GRANT OF OVER ONE MILLION ACRES FROM
-. GOVERNMENT,
upon which, together with the road ana all It's properly
rx these bonds .stsi
FlRST AND ONLY MORTGAGE
taAtpre. - " = "
la9 miles road built from which income derived, With
rapidly increasing receipts '@ T.
But "a miles moro road to build for which the Ia al
ready purcnased and all the work under contract m
and Chicago.
Total Of mortgage ~ Estimated value OF
lands alone nearly double that amount
PRICE SOC. WITH ACCRUED INTEREST.
at which sro they at present premium gold per
cent per annum TO the investor. -
The trustees the Hon. William H. Leonard, eY Chiet
Justice Of Supreme Court State of New York j. Dn ton
Steele and James Gootson, NJ r., England where large
amount OF the bonds have been sold These parties
quired to that of land saes applied solely
tho paving OF interest and principal OF the bonds
COUPONS PAYABLE JANUARY AND JULY
The CONNECTIONS of this road with the Northern Pacific and
the whole Northwest, well It's Eastern connections,
will be seen from pamphlet and which be obtained
at the Office Of GWYNNF. JOHNSON DAY, I6 Wall st.,
and WHITE MORRIS co. ~ Wall sti eet New York,
Bankers and Financial Agents for the Company.
The New York herald., 1871-01-18

WHITE STAR LINE
w Oceanic Steam Navigation Company's
Line OF Steamers between New YORK and Liverpool
calling ut Cork, Ireland
The company's Gec comprises tho following magnificent
full powered ocean steamships the SIX largest in the worlds
OCEANIC, Captain Murray. ARCTIC. W ="
ATLANTIC, Captain Thompson. BALTIC.
PACIFIC. Captain Perry. ADRIArIC
These have been designed specially for the
TRANSATLANTIC trade and combine speed safety and comfort
Passenger accommodations unrivalled -
Parties sending for their friends the old country can
now obtain prepaid tickets. ~ .ss rsss
steerage, V3l currency. rs
Other rates as low as any first class line,
For further particulars apply 10 lSMAY lMRIE Co, 10
Water street. liverpool and No. East India avenue Leaders
way, New YORK. j. H. SPARKS, Agent.
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SMART, ENERGETIC NAN. WITH $500 CASH, CAN
IN hear of chance of investment In cali
| Ing upon G. N. DANFORTH & co, 953 broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-01-18

T,APsCOTTS EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EX.
change olce-Passage from Liverpool and Queenstown
weekly by class steamships Also from Liverpool and
London by weekly sailing packets. Drafts Of f and
wards available in part of Great Britain and Ireland at
the lowest rates Mt TAPSC0TT BROTHERS & CO.'S.
66 South street, New York.
rnNIrLn crArES pASspnRr RuRr Az nEEIcIAI
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.
GRAND ORIENTAL TRIP-RARE OrPoRTu NIrY
NJ INTERESTING TO TOT RiSTS AND OTHERS CDN-
TEMPLATING AN ESCAPE FROM THE RlGokS oF
NORTHERN WINTER. - ., .
The Pacific Mail steamship Company will despatch, at
IL O'Clock A. M Saturday the 2ls Of January 1871,
their new and splendid steamer ALASKA Cap
tain Maury, the following pors:-Gibrait,r, Mar
sees Malta, Port Said Suez Canal singapore and Hong
Kong connection with the compsnys steamers
for the ports of China Japan and san Francisco
For freight passage further information apply at the
o"''' p " ~ ' F. X. BABY, Agent.
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
C6mpany.-The elegant screw steamship MERRl
MACK 2OO bur.hen Captain W. Wer will sail for 81.
Thomas Para. Pernambuco Bahia and Rio dc Japiero
Monday, January2 3D. -.
~ 's' WM. h. GARRISON, Agent,
No Bowling Green, New York.
NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Old Line. Low freight
The well known nfst class sidewhee steamship
BIESyILLE
j. u. Baker, Commander,
Will leave pier 30 North river Saturday, January 81
T. NJ. Freight taken for Mobile, Gaveson Lavscca In
danoa and all points the Mississippi aud Ohio rivers
be reshipped at New Orleans.
For freight or passage having superior accommodations
apply TO - . =
Steamship VICTOR Will follow, from pier 20 East river
G, II. MALLORY & &C. ise Ns;ioa iano.