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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13

MISSOURI Iowa. AID NEBRASKA RAILROAD flRSr
NopTc AGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDs.-Inis
road runs between the Hannibal and st. 10 Rairooo
and the Burlington aud Missouri River RAILWAY
and will he rival of these roads and Of the hOcL
Island and North Western Railroads IL psSs"
through tier of counties west OF the Mississippi
whose statistics promise larger business than SoIs
of its aforementioned rivals enjoy All the SIS
rival cnterpr ses are profitable and successful 70 ~
eminent degree 1t is pushing forward with aplClu
has much road finished and presents solid SECURITY
for its present issue Of bonds.
We offer them at 90 and accrued interest
GEORGE 0PDYKE & Co..
25 Nassau-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13

Eight PER CENT FRsr MORTGAGE GOLD DorD'
of the MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROAD Co., ~
dorsed by Alabama, $4,000 q mile on . conpe'eS
road. Particulars on application. For sale Wv
and accrued interest by, SouTTEk q W.
So WilliaD-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13

The Gold market has been dnll and stupid all day. the
sales u account and ia" Fiic" uniformly steady at
lI1alIlI On gold oaus the rates paid for carrying
were 3 and per cent but late in the afternoon loans
were made flat. The days business at the Gold Tx
change Bank was follows: Gold cleared, As2l7,OO;
gold balances s27629i; currency balances, t,ioO223
thn nfntin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
UHI WIFI N UT
Ncw-York, Philadelphia, and Washington.
ELGur PER CENT g p. c.l Com.

EIGHT PER CENT Is p. CO. Corn.
FEsr MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT I}oNJs
OF THE
ST. JOSEPH AND DTNyLR City RAILROAD COMPANY,
IL DENOMINATIONS OF $1,000, $50 AND 800, can
be obtained from the undersigned or through the
principal banks aud bankers throughout the United
States.
These Bonds are being rapidly absorbed by In.
yestOrs and capitalists, and but q small amount re-
main untaken. The security behind them ia ample
in every particular as they constitute first and
ONLY mortgage on trunk line of railroad which will
soon connect the City of St. Joseph, Mo. IAN impor
tant railway centerl, with the Union Pacific Rail
road at Fort Kearney materially shortening the dis
lance between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts In
addition to this the Bonds have further security in
the fact that there is included in the Mortgage tho
Company magnificent Lands, amounting to 1901
coo acres known to be among the best in the United
States. The Mortgage indenture prohibits the sale
of these Lands at less than Four al Dollars per acre,
aud payable to the Trustees under the Mortgage for
the clear and express purpose of retiring these Bonds
The amount thus realized exceeds the entire amount
of Bonds which can be issued, and leaves the read
property and franchises free.
The Bonds have thirty years to run with interest
at Eight Per Cent, Free OF Tax, payable February
and August in each year.
Both principal and interest are payable in gold.
The principal In New York. The interest in either
New-YOrk, London, or Frankfort OF the
option of the holder without notice, and in The gold
currency of the country in which they are presented.
They are coupons or registered.
Trustees-Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Maps circulars documents, and full information
furnished on application.
Though acting agents for the sale Of this IoGn oT
firm buy and sell in their regular business the bOads
the st. Joseph and Denrer City Railroad Company tho"
Of the Eastern Division being no0 quoted from ln 70
1O2 and accrued interest These reYe originally placH
by US at 81. TANNER q Co.. Bankers
No. II Waist
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Mem Publications.

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The WEST WINCoNsIN RAILWAY. which forms the
chief link in the new and short through route r@l
Chicago to st. Paul and the great Northwest, wDk
completed. equipped, and in running order By tne
middle of November. The iron is down to within
mile day, and the grading throughout is fnisbod
One hundred and twenty miles have been in opera
ration for year. and had a large and profitable p
cal business, and still larger amount awaits II:
completion through st. Croix County TO the shore o.
the Lake. The lumber traffic this Winter will %
very heavy. Immense quantities are already piled
up at the mills on the line Of the road awaiting me
completion of the connection with st. Paul whsn u
will be distributed over the treeless prsires OF Ah
nesota and Iowa. Besides this local business the
West Wisconsin win get large share Of TIE franc
between St. Paul and the North and the Lax i
Itis 100 miles shorter than the present line, apd n
direct connections with Chicago The roaa mas IS,
valuable Land Grant Of 100000 acres tne s. oeSi
part of Wisconsin. This grant. with the hoaa u.s.
Is pledged in support Of the First hortsass P pc
cent. Cold bonds which may be bought at ~ Co
crued interest in currency Of WHITE, NORRIS "
No. is Wall-st., and GwYNNE, JOHNSON q DAY. No.
IL Wall-st., Agents TO the Company
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT TIE STOCK ExcHANGE-FlRSr oAA'i'
y lot O'CLOCK A. NJ. o."
Sakso B0Hdc a..
2Sooo $50 Cos l""..ll 100 u B. so Goa 'S''''
SO q. \. $40 Cou 65, n...ll3ll ...t .. -, r.-,,..
HaLrodd hUadE--Haak aRd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13

The receipts OF aah he ports for the past week
AGO bales, against g6OS bales the previous week.
Tue total receipts since sept l, 1871 are 56595 bales,
against 6s56 bales the corresponding period Of the
previous year, showing decrease III the present crop OF
33G bales The exports from all Tie ports for the week
were A. Isl bales, against $3.50 bales for the same week
last year. Tic total export for the expired portion OF
the year 2O $50 bales against 2sll96 bales for
the time last The stock ar all the ports is
2J7 1856 bales against 3l5i23 bales Tor the time in
1870
The folloNml shows the exports exclusive Of specie
from III, Port \W York To- oIris por;S for the week
md sincn thn h nIuIlnN III the wear:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13

and close on the basis Of liI9ll! for 1868 Fisk
Hatch report as follows at 4 D. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13

CHICAGO.
Men said al veslers: All IL well!
Il one Wild night the city fell;
Etil shrlhes OF prayer and hurts Uf gain
Before the hery hurricane.
ON threesc"re spires had sunsct shOnc.
Where ghastly sunrise looked on none:
Aeu clasprd each Others hands and said:
Tie city OF the West Is dead
Brave hearts who fought in slow r,ireat.
The itnds Of fire from street 10 street
Turprd pOwrricss. to the binding glare
TIE dumb detSBce Of despair.
sudden impulse thrilled each wire
That signiled found that sea OF Are -
Swift words OF cheer, warm heart thrObs came.
ln tears Of pity died The flame!
YrOm East FROM West from South and North.
Tue lnesAages OF hope shot forth
And, underneath tile bsveTlnR wave,
fhe world, full-handed, reached 70 save.
Fair seemed the old; hut tairer siiu
The new the dTenTy void shall ILL.,
With dearer homes than those OertlrOWn,
For love shall lay each cornerstone.
Rise, stricken city i-Ghom thee throw
The RsheD Raekc!Oth of thy woe;
And build, rs Thebes to AmphiOn's strain,
10 sonKs Of cheer thy walls again!
How shryelled In thy hot distress
The primal sin of Selhsbnossl
How jnatant rose, to take thy part,
The angel in the human beartI
Ali not in vain the flames that tossed
Above thy dreadful holocaust;
The Christ Hyain has preached through thee
Tie Gospel OF Humanity!
Then HIT once more thy towers on high,
AUG ifet with spires the western SKY,
~ tell thar God y yet with Ils,
Ans I"yei- s''H RTiraculOusi
.eSts ~ gtll,e 40 10 uULukl IN hOOk fned1. Jean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13

Tie following table shows the relation between tne
tai reserves Of the banks and the total liabtlesi
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A WHAT ARE YOU going to do this
N. N. Wrteri Practical, mcccssu private ~, ucion IN
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Afternoons or evenings ekcn; Institute ther't No. 1
Broadway corne Aslopsc Sueuts OF Law MEDICINE llto,y
literature or Journalism business aud lsrs cen -
learn actual verbatim reporting With Tapy and e'ri BOT else
VII atanahle.
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CUTTERS NEW SECOND BOOK on ANATOMY.
SECOND BOOK ON ANALYTIC ANATOMY. PHYSIOLOGY, AND
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BY CALVIN CUTTER, Am. ND.
With Numerous Illustrations. i1mO. Hsf 81 a
Tie yr,l"nc~ II Cr-s Ananu geucr IFS admitted
i.s he ~ vOun. geels % recommendation.
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DuNring Araoemcs.

.. DuNrins Academies.
A CADEMY OF DANCING,
- Mr. TkBB0RB fdzoxp
TRxhoRS LYRIC HALI. slItA-aTs., seFsoirsqusrs
-,,.o. On 1UksDAI and fMDAT. at and D. n
fkkhoEs NV ADRLPM HALL Hhy.ssssadx and Breaa xay
o. EkDheSpAYH sd SATURDAYS. al Al . D n
,,v AZ PDPiLe ATTRED By TICKET tber essv,nienos
NsM OLAsAks ARE P0RhED ByBR1 WEEK bspi ioF drsaan
NE GARMUs
~ DANCING ACADEMY,
nTFTHAyR. CORkKR PoURTEgHTHsr
ERW CLABhBs CokBTAhTLf YoRNIH0,
PARTICII ~ IN ClRGpLAh.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30
And the honest fellow took receipt

And the honest fellow took receipt
for a note and departed. sa1sg la est.nti.
Old Reginald was as good as his word.
He left his bedroom window open and
placed the alver where the Honest Bur-
glar was as good as his word. and ! at .
o'clock in the morning he came and
found it. 81
So far. all was simple and strai ghtfor.
ward enongh, But noss comes the curious
and incredibie part, OF my story. -. u
The ility pound NOTE was part Of the
proceeds of q previous burglary. The
TO Old Reginald, who had TO account for
its being in his possession, 80. .ay,. J
Now the twelve burglars, had in the
meantime been arrested by the police tthis
is also, Incredibly and We're condemned
to penal servitude for life.
So Old Reginald had no hesitation IN
stating the facts ash have stated them.
No one believed him, as no one will me.
. So he appealed to the Honest Burglar to
coroborate his story. -,
But the Honest Burglar, having dis
covered the whole thing, coffee pot, salver,
and all, was the commonest electric, was
/ 80 shocked at Old Reginald's dishonesty
that not only did he decline TO corroborate
his story, but actually, and think very
properly, identified him as On accomplice.
And Old Reginald was also sentenced to
penal servitude, and he and the Honest
Burglar worked for many years together
on the same works, and had many op.
portunities of talking the matter over
from its moral, social, and political point
of view.--L0ntiOn Fun.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30
Counterfeit Me1ey and Patent-risht
Sl9fas gna' sSwinllos.

By. the former, gudgeons and "dead
beats are caught generally, The coun,
terfeit money Iswindle is the old Cheat by
means of circulars sent out from undis-
coyeable firms, mainly in New York,
promising fabulous amounts for mere
trifle. This curse has just now burst out
anew, and the mails are daily stocked with
confidential communications TO saints and
sinners alike, in every community. We
have had the usual good luck to be ad-
dressed as a person in whom the utmost
confidence could be placed, and in, every
respect fitted 70 be profitable and safe
manipulation in swmdhng operations OF
this kind, having actually, been recon-
mended as possessing these Invaluable
virtues. Out of the thousands vino re-
ceive these lures, there are always some
who are blinded, and. for the money ven
tured in hope Of realizing sudden wealth,
they get moderate return in the way OF
sawdust, old paper, dirt and shavings by
express, G. o, ID. ,suaL
The patent right swindle is new spoken
of by nearly all the papers of the State,
and we have seen two men who we're
caught by it. / clip form Of the note
used, and make such an explanation as
will illustrate the mode Of operating.
A. Stone is agent for seeding machine,
and John Smith, farmer, has been en-
gagged a. local agent in, his (Smith's)
neighborhood. The following is copy OF
the note used:
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30

tssf Il frAatff ~ "a! 49,. 8. = k5E N2f
periosteum, and lesion of the less coagu-.
lated pigments of the cognate therapeutics,
a. elevass the chaiyheate constituents OF
the anterior extremity Of the tibia, which
must Of course, guide the treatment,to be-
pursued Farmer" Lor
The following amusing Incident lately
occurred ina villagein Ireland. AservaAt
girl went intoa drapei's shop to purchases
some ribbon The shopman produced a
very fine article, but she objected to II on
the ground that the shade OF the color did
not exactly suit her. Il ''Oh." said the shop
man, if you will only, imagine that it
pleases you the color will make no differ
ence" And he entered into disquisition
upon the extraordinary power Of imagina:
ton. The girl heard him through very at
tentively, and then consented to have three
or four yards of the ribson put mp. She
put It. quietly In her pocket and was about
to walk off stop, if you please, ~ said
the shopman, yen haven't paid for the
ribbon" Never mind" was the reply,
. jist imagine that paid, and it win make
M difference =" fff.a@ tt.fgss-s4~ tg9rS ~
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30
Miscellaneous Reading.
HER ANSWER.

S.se vssssst for mine answer, while the moon
.s.ssh :: ne: ssiow the anr:o,eo oa hills
- ~ al heaven, one word my whole nean
y,ssHp'sTI ..Lovest thou ne," asF'3''
An Levers Who b fore to me have plead.
sch nire own breast I've searched Tor their
Glove this loverir ever have said; S19F'
Par thss my soui forssstethsave 70 cry
$50 - Lowest tnSu metz tM8l at
- sseredest sweet memory Of ume.e ~ai siai
ne rien On. WHO spake be.ide the sea, s7rls-
VIA ftefation solemn az the chime
= ne low .4sy 1sss sss .hos NEE Lssess ',00
Ohs not o. He. dIvinely searching down.
A fraii hearts featy toprove and know,
oafi Stand, through al my tears, repeating So
-47 gs5 Lowest thOn mer'S a2s u Dtitt
n.<G recall he Name IN love complete, hsAt
Because its wondrous meanings reach alone
To sense or miracle, and things more sweet
TAAn mortal thought. wherent murmnr on
sstts.. - % "''' 'AA'S'4f 80 tW1f =.
Tea, saswsr sin With words and with thine
A. &rocph the pauses q an altar-song ..isttBe
az Sssss thou noti-I make my asking long
Lowest thou metz a.iF -6l Is s
Ia, IA this one dear asking, saaed Is Ill u Il
That Of time or fate do seek to know.
wat mortal peril could that hecrt sppai,'
Wlioh. leaned on thine, in faith might whisper
'.Lovest thou mer'5reg4a gBi uef
~ vAen, in the Beyond unsearched and strange,
III IN know i hath sufsi yed the change s.
Whak shall make worth or immortahty
i.etsta'sj '''''"' ' '"''' ~ odd and Ness.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30

DIS, al'paTtHtIy, Is HUtc pdyuUU oHIy
on certain conditions. But now cover all
that part of it from the word "or," out to
the right, and you have at once a note
without conditions The swindler, there
fore, as soon as he has the signature, and
is safely out Of Mr.. Smiths sight, cuts the
instrument through ut the word or" and
sells the left end---a note Of hand--for
what he an,get for it, pockets the money,
takes himself off to unknown parts, and
leaves John Smith and the irnocent pur-
chaser to conclude the business as best
they cam Toledo, Losoa. Cor. Gsscago Post.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30

"A farmer, near Carthage City, Mo,
lss'beeni detected poisoning horses, aud
then uferiAotO Cure them FAD ,busisen
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30

Eef4ntg Rod IN ths naylVt Agepn wanted Manu-
Azure nGkn ~ ~. 04nu1kctSU and eelcgD9m
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-03-30
FTIFN.tI 5WUGNEfA ,FW 'TEFF11fk ~
"sltaSaved Ny, LIFE lh[fF =
adi tsht 10 sif!1gl ml l1liYisfa siHa 10i
- r9wUlDo o. ARtllASte DAU0elsf. fe'1
That - the TdlMe Of Money tchen Com
p tulsf fatex to Health ?s7sitilN'i
- -

HI Bead IL following hosn "a reliable drpegss oa
Michigan: &''@
7nIy 7sq srra9i.i hAH. fSE IN N y is;a
IN HARRIS q Co.-DeAr Sirs: Tho Anea,s kVRG Hal-
has arrived would not IKE to be wthoutiI FOR II
has saved my life took bad cold and cough and
finally consumption seated upon me. Twas In very
bad state rie1 everything that WA Recommended and
spent gr%t deal OF money. and got help. had the
Aliens Lung Balsam for sale, but knew nothing of ITS
merits. I'D not like 10 take IL without knowing more
alb sutI Ihad not cold bottle when your snt calat on
me told him Icouid not sell medicine knew nothing
about. Heurtd Try itmyself i did and To- my
grateful surprise the first bottle stopped my cough and be-
fore The third bottle taken my fupfs were heled and
wen, and can speak knowingly to my friends and
customers OF the quality Of Aliens Lang BalsAm. ~
' Irenlain, respectfully, -
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ALIENS LUNG BAlSlM

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CAUTION.

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