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New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
NEW YORK, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1871.

Register, and in the Printing Bureau, that the total
amount IN dollars OF the thousanddoar notes issued by
the Treasury Ia and that OF this there is
now outstanding the sum OF o. OO O0 OF this last sum-
81 coo co., consisting OF letters and B, Nos SCOT 20
$500 inclusive, each letter OF 10000, s OF the notes
delivered May l6 and l think the conclusion
satisfactory that these notes constituted the 900
transmitted by the Golden Rule and that they were lost
In the sea by the wreck of that ship. IL Is now within
few days Of six the remittance and the notes
are now past due almost three years Since their ssne
nothing has been heard OF them, except as herein mar
rated and trace otherwise has been found OF ther
existence. Aside from these Of the issue OF $56OWO
but II notes remain outstanding But one con.
cuson be satisfactory; the notes were destroyed
and no longer exist charge upon the treasury.
therefore recommend that account he stated, credit
ing Treasurer other for notes Cancelled
and DESTROYED that the proper entries OF the cancel
alton and destruction be made upon the books OF the
register. ~,
The papers sent me herewith returned; with them
the letters from the Treasurer the Register anu the
Chief OF the Bureau OF Engraving and Printing.
Very respectfully, your obi. servant,
r. w. TAYLOR, Controller
A. b. Muet has resigned az Chief Engineer OF the
Board OF Public Works for this Territory and Gen Geo
g. Greene of NewYork has been elected III his place
Muett elected Consulting Engineer.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCHl

The President did not return here to-day, many ex
pected he would The general belief that he would ar
rive had the effect Of bringing quite number OF visitors
TO the Executive Manson all of whom seemed anxious
for an audience. 80,
The Acting Secretary Of the Interior Department will
grant 10 DAYS leave of absence in addition TO the usual
leave Of one MONTH to each Pennsylvania in the De-
partment who wishes attend the coming election in
that state provided that such additional leave Is neces-
sary to enable him TO vote.
Tho Commissioner OF internal Revenue has written, in
response to the application for favorable consideration
of the claims OF the Bank OF Kentucky for the refundng
OF the paid, the ground that the state owns
large amount OF the stock in the Bank, that the claim
made for the refundng OF the said taxes will not be
allowed.
Chief Engineer Thomas Williams is ordered 10 the
Portsmouth Navy-YaTd Chef-Engneer Thos. A. shook,
from the NavyYard at Portsmouth, ~ H. TO the Boston
Nayy-Yard; Chief Engineer Edridge Lawton, from the
Boston Nayy-Yard TO the Mare Island, Cal, Navy Yard
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
CRIMES ASB cAsuALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

H. tie Superior COuTt AZ Greenfield, Mass yes
. EtIIy WHgt ~ tlt Ctlenon L-k4r ~As onLe gaIy
John Seaceaves Of Alhapy was arrested yes
eay 1ltIlooL charge calLg ne ceaib l we ~ bthtg
ltI soIs days Lgt.
.Aruoid Hanger committed suicide Yesterday
uo1rg ID ,Ie &cyfnItlF, IlD Irs,D By bapsifI l "b L
tt.f g. ;ue iGrs q b. cell
4 collision Of rains took place yesterday on
e Oc fy Gfod t,uih WcJno.'h IDAHO, Mas et'-I
car cd hlt 10 ore VS. IJLI.d
- haac Davies, charged with IaLsacE.Dg a
hail o await ut Htaeb - ibe
GIIL -.ff. HttI1t ~ Iue IIuIot 5etDLay ti tuIo..
"A GenIan sthCCl UC-uc was broken mp AT
IOu Jtu n Wednesday ,sng Tonghs Who o.. AhRtJ
nfo,6s Of th- Inc lsa COmgsn, 6aAD IAD'd sS1''
Sas St,e.,Ii ayvLt u. h..A-
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
THE BUFFENBARGER CAsE-EXAMINATION CON
IINUED.

COLUMBUS, Aug. 24-In the Buflenbarger
case to-day John Holmes, schoOlteacher testified that
he boarded with BufenbarGer; Cobun aud Bufenbar-
ger he said seemed 10 be intimate. Vim. Jones testified
that he saw COlbum at Bdfenbarrers three times wit
ness sold Buenbarger land aud suggested that he deed
TITO his wife; Buffeubarger replied, "Ann has been
good wife and / think it my duty" Alfred stroup
wore that be used 10 visit the residence OF Mrs Coburns
father before she was married she asked him what
be thought OF "Oid Buhi' witness replied
SSd mat slc could have him. and asked how long the
old mar would live Ee responded that he would probably
Wines Ia Tepy TO question OIL crosse xaninatou was
snguary forcctul The prosecution caedfor decision
The Judge decided that the testimony for the prosecu
toL should submitted before The moOu be passed Oh.
The testimony Of the prosecution having been con-
cluCed Mr. Harrison, for tie defense, moved that the
cOLfseI ard Tie Court adjourned til tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
1rrrGRAPUIC NOTES.

Tho fonrth annual cam-bake Ot the Fat Mems
s 80 "a vr,tsriaT GregcUs Point horSat Conn The
eLsm.on Ieavy wsght Hazard BeSuy nl - Ioou's
L. r;a., of the early completion Of the tele-
gt N.,o Ard the United states TIE JosrAdi Of MAJ
~ tst MrI can eenshp he conferred upon Prof hose
The Massachusetts State Board OF Health has
-, -, -, ,bs Nfvor Il and Town selectmen, urging
rIo,t md e,s antsry precautionary 70 the possible
wait Of Aiatt cholera
.nnuoa,i,n was made 10 Judge LIndley of the
, - uour ytay FOR an u1neuon 70 restrlin the tae
Of N, Soh M.sun Rrrosi uni o. tt seold NOR
- -. ,s,, "a tsis place Aus 20 TIE petnon 1ves sl
leiary 81 the road
tn. Roston Commandery of Knights Templars
-. O. klosingtOn, mat the Grand Get
s1 @ W., W on',t,r, Gr ssd llgh thG 60 70 Ahssy W
tl, pIOhHlt places ON he Htdop, retaining
'olps r. S.rtb Adsas Aooss Tunnel sb Ft.Lbury
" We m " ,,o hai be -.sr viii HIt,I 20 KHFhts
I.luo.s Q balA wll sssomvsAs hsA
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
GERMANY.

ENGLISH FEARS OF THE GASTEIN CONFERENCE
A GERMAN DENIAL OF FAILURE OF TIE
EEGOTIATIONS-REPORTE SETTLEMENT OF
THE ROUMANIAN RAILWAY QUESTION.
LONDON, Thursday Aug "a, 1871
The Echo of to-day has dispatch from
Vienna 10 the effect that the overtures made by Prince
Bismarck 10 the Austrian Government aims at more
than the settlement Of the Roumanian railway difficulty
The correspondent says the English Foreign Office has
been warned to watch the proceedings at Gastein.
The Berlin Kreus Zeittng Of to-day categorcally de-
nes the reports Of mfavoTable turn to the negota
tons Gasten, and that cOolness has sprung up be
tween the Emperors Of Germany and Austria. The
same journal says that special arrangements were in
tended 20 be made at GaStein.
satisfactory solution of the Roumanian trouble has
been made at eastern by which further political comp
cations avoided The bOndhoders of the Roumanian
Railway viii be Unidentified by new loan, guaranteed
by Austria and Prussia
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.


-, ,,.r,o>,,, cu.pD To RE GRADUALLY DE, DIE
pANDFD - PROPOSITION TO piSSUL. piSSop,rur Al
ssr,,p, crpN AN PROTEST AGAlNsl I,,I, ,,,er
SATAN LFAGUE-THE NEksAiL''
WITH INCENDIARISM 49,, q, ,e-,
to-r;obt there was debate
~ ,be hin for the disbandment OF w, - .ht
,au,e, smoke in opposition 10 'he "i''' -
,or,4ed as iuopportune ana daus'Ioue' ,, T.,
80. ,soarx followed IN speech demanulng lm-
Nlseouus Nus ,nconpromising dsbandment which was
,ororslv eheered by the Deputies OF the KghI
:, To,ers obiected 70 immediate action as unjust lie
ss,ered that only portion OF the Nationals were ulnV
g. hear arms Being violently interrupted by the Right,
n Tliers concluded by saying "it was evident ne had
st the confidence of the Assembly ana that nc khe"
What course 70 adopt"
Anamendment, proposed by Gen. Ducrot, providing
,or general dsbandment was then adopted by vote
Of Gs1 against 1884,
The bin which has been prepared by VI. Gambetta for
the consideration Of the Republican union OF Deputies
in the Assembly proposes the dissolution of the National
Assembly on the ground that it's discussions have proved
fnitless and the election Constituent Assembly in
rs place The bill also makes provision for the resgna-
non Of NJ. Theirs when the Constituent Assembly Is
elected.
Tho German EmbassadOr, Count Waldersee, has com
rained to the French Minister Of Foreign Affairs the
Count de Remusat of the existence OF league for the
delverance Of Asace and Lorraine from the hanus Oi
the Germans Count Remusat replied that sueh league
was Illegal and that it should be dissolved.
VERSAILLES. Thursday, Aug "a, ISL
Itis officially announced that the anniversary OF the
ctabsbmept OF the Republic will be celebrated through
out France on the sd Of september.
In the trial Of NJ Asst before the Court Martial today
The prisoners counsel boldly charged the Versailles
troops with using petroleum shells during the siege OF
Paris The Court promptly slenced the aceuser, and
,tienatized the assertion as infamous.
II s reported that the negotiations between France
aud GERMANY in relation TO the evacuation Of French
territory by the German troops, which have been car
ned on for some time Frankfort to be transferred
toVersal.les.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND.

ANOTHER PHGNIX PARK MEETING FRoPOSEO-
MORE LABOR TROUBLES - AN EXCITING
PARLIAMENTARY CANVASS.
LONDON, Thursday, Aug "a, 1871.
The Amnesty Association of Dublin has re-
solved TO hold a meeting in Ph9nx Park on the so OF
Srtenber for the purpose OF getting up petition 70 the
Queen for the liberation Of political prisoners.
Nj Gurney, the British Commissioner under the
Treaty Of Washington sails for the United states, on the
9th Of September, accompanied by Sir Stafford North
co,es eldest son as secretary.
Tie Disturbances at NewcastlcOnTyue have not been
renewed. Tie uewly-employed workmen we're simply
hi,sed yesterday, by the strikers, and Io serious
troubles are now approhended.
The election for member Of Parliament in East Sur
rev in pace of Mr. Charles Buxton Liberal deceased, IS
very exciting affair. Watney, the Tory candidate Tor
Parliament is steadily gaining ground al the election il
East Surrey. He Is now 500 ahead.
Commodore Ashburys yacht Livonia starts on the 3lst
OfAugust for NewYork
A strike by 1900 workmen has occurred at Leeds
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
WAC TT A C0NsPIRACYl

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-From remarks made
in ravng MT last night by Darden 'ne nur"'rer oi 'he
Is conecred that there was conspiracy on the part OF
certain gamblers TO murder Mccarthy that lots were
drawn and that the unucky number fell to Darden who
performed the deed in compliance WIN tne terms OF the
claimed WHY was balloted for 70 Kill Mccarthy IL
thought the wounds he received on the head by the
ttan,ed last night 10 take the life OF his fellow pms
oner 5ames VINO Was his companion on the night OF the
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
OPENING OF THE CONNECTICUT VALLEY RAIL
ROAD

HARTFORD, Conn, Aug. A.-The completion
OF the Connecticut Valley Railroad was formally cele
brated to-day by excursion from this city to Say brook
The officers Of the road Gov Jewell and members OF the
staff Senator Buckingham exGovs HALEY ana hawiey
and hundreds OF prominent men rom TINS Guy
There were enthusiastic demonstrations ana ISJolehgs
on the line of the road at all the stations ~ NeW-Say
brook rho Southern terminus there were formal eNer
cises with speeches, response TO toiss 6y thS non;
j. L. strong Gov. Jewell, J. G. Wa,kley ldesiu.ht oi
the road MAYOR Chapman Of Hartford ana many oheIs
A gold watch and cane were preseh.su W iIesiuehV
Walker, in recognition Of his labors fOr tAe roaH
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

from sympathsers with their celebration among which
was the following from William Cullen Bryant:
CUssrSGros Mara, AUG a. Is7i
To ~ CoRRADI. e'q.. Presiieat st. '''"
beg through Cer,,t
In whose behalf have
be present oOmnemoraon Of the COMPLETION OF Italian INIT, ,.
the Capitol Of the united nation Por yanors r,asos Az,
and myself
hope the futare destiny Of he noble BY d6srsn
gons u lily are peopld e as happy As iLs oy, of
ancient and renowned Capital Fortunate. W. g. BEYAST
cOngratulaOry telegram also received nom san
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25

TECULATICNS on THE RESULT OF IhE fhhSl-
DENTAL ELECTION-OCCUPATION or THE
CAPITAL OF TABAsCO BY THE FEDERAL
TROOPS.
IRON OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
MEXICO, Aug 1.-THE official returns of the
Young ioT President in tie states Of San Luis PotOsi
iu'atan Sonora, snaoa and the District OF Lower Cali
i'ua have not yet been published, and II the State Of
Durango elections were not made, because, by some
OiDIder TIE Governor did not receive the law N due
ue IN some isolated districts owing todferent causes
be elections were verified. Another day has TO be
hA'd iI elections IN al where they have lot bh-
ato been Effected II i therefore easy 70 understand
VII! We Lave lot YET arrived az definite result, and
ie' su room tor each Of the three couteIding par
ues u assert that by virtue OF combinations in the new
Oolsless The triumph may be anticipated 10y them re-
Jtciiyey
The latest returns published by the DiGrio Ofciol on
VIZ ''h iLsi are a. follows Ben!to JuaTez 547Gi Por-
Ao D.az' SIA3 Sebastian Lerdo de Teiada, 25C3
'o''. u Juarez should not obtain more han lalf Of
a. le votes cast Ac Congress viii be d; liberty TO Sc
%t' lf President Of the Republic Of the two can
uua'es who represent the highest NUMBER. When any
'ANu"t' receives more than half Of total number Of
we P'Aeo Congress has Only 20 yeIIfy the result, and
"u'c'aIe valid the election Of the WHO received
So sCSh mony Of legal vo,es According 10 these es, It
~ s party should faithfully observe the terms Cf
NJ aHanSe with the Porhr.stas against the reelection
iaz u Tie TWO parties combined Of LerdO ant Diaz
secure majority Of depltIes n tho hew Congress.
ttye That the triumph Of either JuaTez or DaZ viii
fTTtsly secure the consolidation Of peace.
ny MheTs OF the Municipality % this C.ty, who
ptuueQ ~ Their functions by the Governor before the
,Ois look place, applied 10 the Distinct Judge Tor
HoEcon against what they called tie arbitrary act of
1 |ONeItor Tie Judge denied the request, because
sT "TstiLOr bad not exceeded his constitutional pow
Com, nc suspended member appealed 20 the SIpieme
" zee agalIs' the decision, but The Judgment
an heu ny mat Court Oh The 2gtL Of July. This
uand ~ 'ant otieat o. Tie Lerdistas; tor tLtr 'Cc-
~ oi protection Lad been aeceded 70, the elections H.
r. apa} Which were IN favor Of JuarcZ, would Llyc>
% th bnnued ar having been held under iueca author
ia @ aIu new elections would have been Led uLder the
nnlence Of the LeIc!stas
t.etne We 4th INST tie Federal Government received
ron vera Cruz stating hat the Federal troops,
ss Nvi ICpee, had occupied SaL Juan Baut.sta, tLC
t1ss % " IsDasc0, without opposition ana tho Legsa-
st 'nc state had sent Communication 10 the effect
60 ial assistance 10 longer TeQuICQ. b..
v pubHc order had teen IeGstabshed seVeIa! neWs-
sps nave attacked the resolution Of the FEDERAL Gov
,,Li W exact rom merchants Ia IhmpCO the duties
on ueys OWeG, Notwithstanding the payments they
80 .Vhpeled u m0ko 70 the rebels. But tie IGso!u-
~ 'Ae Minister VI Finance u clearly ia acc0Idan
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
TIE NFz PERCEs pEACEFUL.

WASHINGTON, Aug. A.-JOhn b. MOnteith,
agent for the Nez Perce Indians makes IN report 10 tho
Department for the month Of july representing the
atOns Of these Indians peaceful The crops have not
been as large expected and has been necessary
allow them to 20 aud dig roots 20 provide for the VIII
The agent considers these excursions Lot favorable
10 civilization but unavoidable under the circumstances
II Will probably be necessary 10 furnish quite number
of families, some in part others IN whole, with nOar
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
MR.. BERGH STOPS AN OVERLOADED STREET
CAR

President Bcrgh of the Society for the Pre-
vention Of Cruelty Animals a cross-iowt car IN
Union-square last evening, with rs passengers within
and on the platforms One OF the horses was qmte
Mr. Bergh caused the horses 20 be removed Toto
the car and had the conductor, Thomas Boyle ana he
ar5ror wiu,.,, MI aushIip arrested They wege
locked up In the East TwentysecOnGst Police ~
and will be taken, to-day, before Justice Len"H'
Essex Market Police Court The arrest caused q iAiEV
crowd 10 assemble Ia the vicinity OF the car ift %
Of the spectators applauded the aeuon u
Ra oh
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
THE INDIANS.
DARING EXPLORERS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 24.-Gov. SpOfford of
Arizona with 800 wellarmed men and two months pro-
visions, has entered the Plnal and Magellan Mountain
country Arizona determined explore fully the
from which so many parties Of whites have been driven
hack by Apaches Gen Crook is north of Ga. IN the
noun ans He has been unable 10 bring the ApaeAes 10
.tg
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25

Here is a case of Lynch law IN Name
state which has been remarkable for steadnes' party
81 youpU men. disguised a Ia KuKlux, Compelled
another young man named Leonard Jackson to go TO the
eemetSIy 10 ma 10 ask her forgiveness OF injury
@ The lyncbers then threw jackson nio mud
nor sia'eu rsy of further pHrgauon leaving him there
puuoIe ~ ~ with stones He helped home hy
palay ys,ebbors and still in precaroas state Now
soie ~ reason why the scoundres WHO tbns Nlo
The peace shoGld not be sent Ia the House CVN
80. t.ou uiay what - III
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
LARGE MEETING or soUTHERNERs.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. A.-A dispatch from Hunts
vile Mo- SAYS 100 xCoufederates met at the Roanoke
Far Grounds to-day. Gov. Reynolds Gen Shelby, and
Others addressed them. Politics were not aliaded To-
IT, meeting passed q resolution That y s me duy o. all
10 turn Leil backs upon the pas aud grasp inan!uy
tLC duties and IespoIsi b llitIes Of the future.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
WASHINGTON.
THE NEW LOAN.
LESS THAN S2O,OOO,OOO LEET.

WASHINGTON, Aug. A.-Messrs. Jay Cooke 81
Co. report that the subscriptions to-day the loan
amount to sll $4,000. This leaves ess than s200ooo
open to subscription. Many banks have notified to the
Treasury Department and the subscription agents their
intention to subscribe, but their subscriptions have
yet been received they not included in the list
When these are received the amount untsken will not
exceed s5o0 1t is anticipted that the rest OF the
loan will be closed Immediately, and subscriptions will
be filed in the order of their reception. Those In
Of the s5O0ooOoo reserved for sale 10 the National
banks will be returned.
Messrs Jay Cooke Co. report the following positive
subscriptions 70 the new five per cent bonds:
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
SPAIN.

RUuoRED ATTEMPT TO ASsAssINATE THE KING.
PARIS, Thursday, Aug "a, ISL.
There was a rumor on the BOuTse, this after
noon, that an attempt has been made TO asSassluate
King Amadeus Of Spain. II is added that the King Ic-
oeyed DO injury The report meets, as yet with 10 con
nfmation.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
ITALY.

THIRTY-Two PERSONS KILLED OR INJURED BY
LIGHTNING.
ROME, Thursday, Aug. "a, ISL
A shocking event has occurred in the town
Of Bologna italy, The church was struck by lightning,
AID % persons we're killed or injured.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25

with law and its strict observance will tend greatly 10
and on the frontier.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
MEXICO.

PTCuLATIoNs on THE RESULT OF THE PREsI-
DENTAL ELECTON-OCCUPATION OF THE
CAPITAL OF TABAsCO BY THE FEDERAL
TRoCps
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25

rur NATIONAL GUARD TO BE G,Do1yr GRADCALTri THE
BANDED - PROPOSITION TO plSSOL1I pSSSTTpF Al
ASSEMBLY GERMAN PRoTEST AGA1N1 AN CHARGED
SATAN LFAGUE-THE vERSAlLLisl' O'A
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!. :. .l.o ramon.trated with the Govern
...,,,t IN the concentration of the Encyeilcai,
which was the most prOvldenIiai onI ~
stance for the Pope which cooio nH Mr;v
pened. hear that the cause Oh Nuanca
ia making immense progress In fran .i.
and that the. adoption OF the son y. ~. IA
Compile de Paris, child OF two years Ts
| ia the base of the fusion agreed on. .no
Junta have been obliged TO wiC" m.no
Jew Professors from the Cotiegio ho'n" onn'
and the Liceo opens tomorrow: ;Lad
siderable number of pupils are luscrioe"'
but much fewer than was expecteu.
great number of priests have oeen IN u.
snlte1. struck and threatened TINS We
While walking peaceably in the stree's u
,; Rome.
. The Holm Father and the Wounded Zo@aoeS
= Tonch;ng incidents from time to time reac'
4 our ears concerning the august ptlso prison ~
q the Vatican. He has lately Iece I've ot y"
y " Dntchman. who had just left the hospitaa
!. After having tenderly blessed them,
10 said !. mako frequent inquiries AFTER yo ~
~ comnaniops, and one of my sorrows ID " "
not being able TO go out to see men: :.,So
he if they could only be or T"ae the Belria
e. .aa ,ye Snn ali except one" "why not tn
n e one p, asked the Pope. because ne
Of lust had leg amputated ana co1su ~, ,
inn God j" exclaimed Plus TX, raising MS - eS
ch full Of tears to Heaven, . Listen 10 !
S ish my Children he then added "w 1e9e
NV YOU meet soldiers of the Pope anu TO-. !,
the salute them ironu ;, M "r;n1 this affect
act and bless them ,Sas at the Pc,
be scene Cardinai Dnu1ps.o IA iafr the re-
rth, side. When sne Ao nnH aid Gentlem
ion. he followed tneH: ana oT ~ money for
and you are perhaps AZ Nc. L., Won have '
1860 long journey peiote Wv ao;nad s,lent
mis- far t" CO." As my 1y,,s1 come cold nj
rs of took their hahus, pr.t;red- -Thblet.
TT in into them apo rapiuiy
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.,, Grim hon mot by Bismarc

A rather grim bon mot by B' sndSDt
.o,nes To- us from a European correspondent.
Tns Count was dining with some friends
im n after the surrender Of t strasi
burg, and the conversation natnrans that at
on snS w the a progress Of the victorious
ten s;sa '9 One P of the guests remarked that
a France would pay dearly for her attack OF
Germany. "oh, no." replied the Soun'
ait win cost her only t,co NdpotedhS'
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A colored mail carrier in Vlrg'nla;, hi,'
ing Ing d aee" turned upon him and gravely eS *
n,s Look -a-here, massa, yonn n,
better be eerfu how You shakes nht ds 9 Ss
Of desc great United States. l carries NC
mail ="
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MACHINERY.
-n4oMAs b. BoDLEY CO..
x.nuyAcrunxns' AGENTS AND DEAIEns
INSCRIPTIONS OF MACHINERY
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
AND FERTILIZERS,
Perdido street.
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.

s...,.,arv and Portable ENGINES-ah sizes' IL
Circular SAW MILLS,
c,.mon,s CORN and WHEAT MILLS
Straub .et-4g
wood Working Machinery,
shaftins. Betting, Files and Sa" 1"m'
Circular and other SAWS
Cotton Seed Oil Machinery
PUMPS, of all kinds, ,rSsus nj, s,xss
rpoolbinders' MACHINES and fhEo'A1'' 49,
c.n,lett steel Brush COTTON GlNo. .s..r.., |
Hand COTTON PRESsES-tne che"p'''
oood Cotton Press ever made
~. aua c,+,vators Sattley Gang Plows eo"'n'i
planners eouthern Cotton Pianters ~,
cu,tivators Harrows, Grain Dllus'
oh,o Mowers Bale Ohio Combined
Mower and Reaper, "arner'
sulky Hay Rakes, Cra"io.us I
Garden Cultivators al
descriptions OF
Flows
| SWEEPS and
| sCRAPERS, Wheel-bar-
,ovs Horse-Powers, Segments,
| p;n;on. etc.. for Gin Gearing Victor
l ,,a Horse Power Victor Cane Mills
Il 49,. Evanorators for either Southern csne
~ sorgbun) Church, School and Pian'~'A'll 80.
,.r fine tone and small cost. Fan Mills Soin
| va AA ~ etc., ETC., etc.
our goods are selected with full kno"ie'so S...n..
If work needed in the Southwest. anu " -. oh,ar
I every machine we furnisn =" "
: for which it was designed ~, p.-rvi.
> rERTIIIZERS-Zelt's Phosphate "
c,.no raw Bone Dust and Plaster
o Ia.connts made to Wholesale dealers ana Agents
CsiI on or address os n ponIEY e. CO.,
Perdido street, New orieans' A"-
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HHRpwARE-srovEs- cooPE aAGl.
N1o BURNr&HREAD.
~ THE AMERICAN stove

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