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Petersburg Markets.

JANUARY 2s.-Corn has further advanced, and
Is in good demand. "a. ..-ns-1> 80
Flour is held more firmly, with some asking an
advance. )" .~" ..r.s r..A...
Bacon firm. 800
Cotton.-The sales to-day reach about $50 bales
at las@Ql4c., Ehe latter for selections; good run
ming lots, 13t0l3tc.
/ Oatsin demaDd and scarce. We quote at &C.,,
with light supplies Offering .r...E..
Peanuts.-Receipts light, and find ready buyers
si.eslsi.7s; good s1.4s@sLss !: fair, si.2o@sLa 30.
Dried FTuft.-Peaches, peeled, 5@lsc. IN
peeled, halves and quarters, 3a@sc. Apples 2sQ
Sc. for quarters and sliced.
Pork in good demand at lo@11c., with light
clio
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TERRIBLE AcoIDENT-Foa. Hen Killed.
A portable steam-eDgine, used for saving
lumber, about four miles from st. Paul,
Ind, on the Indianapolis, Cincinnati and
Lafayette railroad, exploded Yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock, instantly killing four
men who were working near it. The names
of the unfortunate men were Abraham
Demot, Harris Stevenson, Sanburn Nc.
Carly, and James Werlin. A man named
Jas. Ferguson was badly scalded.-Cinc'n-
H1ti GOYnnaerci1t, a.." -... .,
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rur V1Re1N1A RAn1cALs.-Scnator Lewis

The VIRGINIA RADIcALs.-Scnator Lewis,
of Virginia, with colored delegation,
called on the President Wednesday morn
inc TO urge him to withdraw the name Of
George 5. Smith as collector of the fifth rev.
enue district Uynchburg), vice Wilcox, the
present incumbent. The President stated
that the charges brought against the latter
did not affect his party loyalty, but simply
his moral standing. On the urgent entreaty
of the delegation he said that he would
withdraw the nomination of Smith until the
case could be more fully investigated. He
would also take occasion 10 remark that he
was by no means pleased with the eternal
squabbliDg among the Radicals in Virginia,
and advised the delegation to infuse greater
harmony into the party.
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Cotton NIarkets-TBY TELEGRAPH. I

THURSDAY, Jan. 2s.-Sdudnnah Cotton quiet
and firm at l5c. receipts 200 bales; exports c0at
wise, l. 4is bales sales. 2 100 bales; stock, ,al5
ers ana sellers apart; middlings l5Dl5tc.; re-
cepts, O. 1855 bales exports to Great Britain 6, e2a
bales Ant Herp, l. sls bales; sales, 5,4oD bales
stock, lsS, 1855 bales. Mobile: Buoyant ut l4ic.;
receipts 1928 bales exports to Great Britain o 7cc
bales !; sales, $500 pales; stock. ,sa7 bales.
Charleston: Stiff ut 15c.; receipts 1855 bales
40 ,oIS bales. Norfolk: Firm; low midduDgs, "a.
@14Sc.; receipts, 2,2l7 bales; exports coastwise,
1897 bales sales, 800 bales stock, 10 ,0e1 bales.
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WEST VIRGINIA SENATORIAL CONTEST
IVheeltr,q. Jan. Pa special from Charles
ton says that the. Senatorial question is
warming up. There will be a caucus on
Thursday night. The friends of Lamb and
Davis are working hard. Bills for remoy-
ing the capital were introduced in both
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MEETING OF THE NEXT CoNGREss.-The
House Judiciary Committee have decided
to report adversely on the bill to repeal the
law convening Congress on the 4th OF
March. This is equivalent to disposing OF
the matter, rs there is very general dispo.
sition among members for the Forty-second
Congress to meet as soon as this one ends.
The fact of an organization in March ena-
bles members to draw their salaries every
month. instead of waiting for the same till
next December. There is also prospect
for considerable of session Of the new
Congress, the chairman of the Appropria-
tions Committee expressing the opinion
that it will remain till the first Of May.
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Z. .s slis. 4 i1sc. v a.; American blis.ersd

lish Slisssrsd, i1sc. n h.; American blissered.
/. Gnk-Liyer Stock light With 3obbers, de.
7, Hhos.-Northern. q. 40 % bag OF rs rs r
E EH1ur.-.D efnarafa, Qasc.: Porto Rico, 11E0
1lsc.; Cuba. li1c.: refne6 molasses sugar. lea
,Ilc.; cut loaI, Hc, crushed, 1lscs: powdered
IslG1Sc.; grsnulated Ns@lsc.; "a" l@ac.; /. 4, I,
Iasc. "Extra C,n Ac. -.
!, yHaues. -Whtskey Darrei timbeI. green, sls6ls22
climber, $s.s@97 ar 900. Hoop poles, easoGSa;
EoEshead hoops S4o@sso - 200: red oak hogsbeat
slaves, ss5@Ssa Loco for .s seasoned 500 Shiskes
Soda. --saL. ssG14c., tn legs; Engiish soda, &c.
Senacd Root.--S50140c. ,' +. I..'@9
S6ucks.--Ssc. l.Isg, ,,e,,,,,
toilet Gaoc., and fancy prices; country, sGsc
Spirits Turpentfne.-ssc.
sLFr.-S30$5.25 ID barrel. ~. -,
. qsas.-Bfack, CSC. @SL 2s-the last prime art.
Gle: imperial s1.I0G05l. 90 gunpowder ZIG u. W
WooI-W ssled, 4004sc.; unwsshed 2segsoc.
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COMMERCIAL
~ III T7 = z IL - n 10 -f
CORN AND FLOUR EICHASGE,l"t
I7t4 E1CHN1NnI YA...Lnn "a lHU. ~ ~

= 4. ! N Nd
Corr AND FLOUR ExCHAyGE.}st
Ut gaG B5CHN0aD, VAs,;Jan 20, 1871. g
,- OFFERINGS. ssys'i'
Wsd.-Wfite? 100 buaheIs. Red s7s hushsls.
CoTn-.White, 7so bushels. Mixed, ss2 bushels. 1,
Black eyed Peas.-2o bushels: ~ IL .7a r
~ aP'tsg'57SD H'''e'' Tf' 7Es't q
Cd s2 sss sss:. e sslS
good at O. 30 total, bushels. sa' ~ Hs
Wasdt,--Red 60 bushels good at e1.so ;7e bushels
very good at s,.ss; e bushels at 81 7o-total' 2ls
Corn.--wf1t sc tbushels or private terms.
Mixed, 1is buslrels good ut &c., 1tsts = ~
;, p. ,,.r -, =, RR-ExHIBITED, ss gr,-f ~
GRnsatg7,M ti nte = 2z2 bushels: az ss~ ~"
f0ats..-1isfmsbeS pu' fAS sos bloo. rpi
III a;lH "a NEREMkRKs. erEd aos@
n The offerings or Grain on Gifshge on the e7th oil
january, 1859, were: " heat White, les bushels
red, sao bushels. CornAWhite I, s1s bushels yel'
low 20 bushels; mixed, 1870 bushels. Oats, Lose
bushels. Rye, no bushels. '''','''
Prices on that day we're: Wheat-White, prime,
S2ss; red, good,s2. Corn-w hite. very good, sec.
oats--Very good, CSC. Rye-very good, $L2S.
Prices of Virginia country Flour, Richmond In
spection, In this market on the eth OF January,
1862 were: superhne, ,ss.75@ss;. extra, $s.so@
81. IS; family $1l@sl1 So go.
Tie offerings OF Wheat and other grain on
'Chauge to-day were light. Very good white was
quoted as sold at $1so, and very good red IS.
There was no advance on Corn, buyers refusing to
submit to the terms demanded by sellers. Oats
dull. Rye would sell readily II brought In market.
We hear curious statements in connection with the
buying or Wheat on and OF Change, and concern
ing shipments made to ills city and from this city
and to which we will refer In detail on auothey oc-
casion. ~ .a'ia s4' 81. d..
q We notice a new feature in the action OF the
members Of the Exchange, which has been but
very lately introduced, and which cannot fail to
be productive Of good. Instead'o Of running home
to their Offices Immediately on sales being made,
they now gather together, discuss commerce and
business topics, and Interchange views as to what
will best promote the prosperity OF the city and
the like. This new policy will give the death blow
to the selfish Isolation In which many Of our bust
ness men were accustomed to keep themselves,
and Will establish spirit of mutual corporation
among them-a thing much needed indeed in this
community, @ ? +.
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LQS.
ST. LOUIS.

JAN. 21.-Tobacco.- Saes s hogsheads and 4
dunn bright Virginia Ltub. j at $50 5o@sss@ so
Boxes-at 1890, 81, $3.50, 20 so. Rtjected-Bids
on 3 .hogsheads at, SILL 25@sls.75@52l.25 We
selling un4er IS is Trashy, damaged, or light !;
planters Tugs, so5c@ss; common dark leaf
fadforv dried shipoHg leaf
coI0ry manufacturing leaf. nominal, 2.5O@$2o !;
muttled and medium bright wrapping leaf, nomi-
nal, S?5@5o-seldom Offering; no black wrappers
otfarinr-in dem and at SlGMGl3
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UNITED STATES SENATOR FOB KANSAS
st. Louis, Jan. 25.-Mr. Alexander Cald-
well, of Leavenworth, was elected United
States Senator by the Kansas Legislature
~, iuv A@E'~
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Enre,un nIarkets-ERY THLEGRApu. ]

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 25--A fernoon.- Cotton 1rmer:
uplands, sAd. Orleans, Stgss5.; sales, 20 GOO
lation.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. $3.50 P. M-Cotton has
been irregular for an hour, ana at the closing
with additional sales or 5000 bales.
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The Reconstruction Committee at
- LoggerhenGa. -. -

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.--The elements
composing the Reconstruction Committee
are so inharmonious that the committee is
can be sanctioned by the majority. There
is no disposition on the part OF the chair
man to call a meeting of the committee.
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CAROLINA BELLE SCOTCH SNUFF,
~ Lorilard's Maccoboy SNUFF, Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco and Cigare, for sale by
BODEKEh DADE, Druggists,
tals City Drug Store, No. 1874 Main street.
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cTARKE'S DIXIE PLOW.

-. ARLINGTON PLANTATIONS, }
MEAN WAYNEsBORo', GA.,f
~ f&sr Il -...-f s.-'s January 81, 1871. }
P. II. Starke, Esq, Richmond, Pa: ~.
Ally Dear Sir The "Dlxie" No one horse
plow which you sent me az sample has just ar
lived. Ihave tried 1t. IL Is perfect. Two of my
neighbors were in my field to day. The boy who
had T. in hand was ploughing in a piece of land
which had been very badly cultivated in corn tst
wear: the dead crab-arass and weeds were knee
high and com pletely matten yet this plow vent
through 1t without ever once stopping, and an
satisfied that the plowman using It does fourth
more work per day than The other plowmen, who
are equally good, on account or constantly CHOKING
and backing. .... .--L.,.o =, A.
South as labor-saver and at the same time " ls
| Measure 10 the pIowman. The boy now using u
has named Il t.sweet Milk and Peaches"
have determined to lay aside all others and |
have most OF the crack plows Of the counS7y) and
use this, and have ordered my supply, and trust
you will have depot for their sale ID Augusta I'M
med.ately. , .c,
Very truly, 8. WYATT.
P. s.--One OF the gentlemen referred to above
| h se also ordered. You can sell ten thousand In
this state. f.E#." FEt JdSo-.Ito AsW
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The telegraph poles are up from Lynch
burg to within few miles OF Danyille.
Chatham Tribune.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
Kew York stock and Money Markets

& NEW YORK, Jan. ae.-BIoney easy at t5s8s per
cent. Gold, sllos@llos Sterling steady al 1oos@
Iloa, Stocks dull and heavy. Govcfirne nts dull
but steady ss, 81; registered, 11tS; coupons
liz s2s. registered 1cs. Southern securities very
dull and quotations nominsl. ia'a ~ IT PIT"
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Col. Robert Douglas, who some time
since was severely bruised by being thrown
from u runaway carriage, has SO far re-
covered as to be able to resume his duties
rs private secretary to the President.
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Tobacco Markets.

hICHMUND, VA. w. = n
JAN. 2e.-Receipts continue very light. The
market has been very active for the past few days,
add prices have advanced, particularly on fine
bright wrappers. New loose is coming in slowly,
and is selling at from So to sl2 according to quail
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PETITIoNs.-In the House of Representa-
tives Wednesday there were presented by
Mr.. Porter the petition and accompanying
rico county. Virginia, praying compensa-
ton for buildings and personal property
taken BY United States troops during the
rebellion.
Also, the petition of James 7. Sutton. of
Richmond, Virginia, praying additional
compensation as pension agent at Rich
mond, Virginia. IRIS,
Also, the petition of Thomas r. Wikin-
kin, of Richmond, Virginia. Charles T..
Anderson, of Fincastle, and E. P. Murphy,
of Richmond, praying the removal OF the
legal and political disabilities imposed upon
them by the fourteenth article of amend
mcnt TO the Constitution Of the United
States.
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I Eynchbure Markets.

~ Il. HrEs"[ -
JANUARY 2ss We call attention 10 revised quo
tattons: ~! =
Pork.-Prfme. slaughtered hogs, ss.se@sIO.
tCora.--The market Is quite bsre Of corn. ami
there Is considerable inquiry for 1t. Flour
] here has been more animation In the market for
the last few days, without any material change in
Apples.-Green, p DBL, ss@A: dried. a0+c,
Bacone-New, hog-round, H@15c.. ..
Beef.-Slaughtered 60sc.
B,ttter.-25@30c.
Beespdr. -2s&l30c. ,...
y 'CorT.- 70@l75c.'
Corn Medk-sG0S5c, ":sss '''. - "'..-'
Fiji. Fine, $3.50 superfne, 80; extra, $3.50 ;
family, $7@SL5o.
Fsathers.-s5075c.
Fldrseed.-sl.5o@$l,6e
Ginseng. -8SG19oc. 20
= Iron.-Country, ts6stc. .f
Ldrd.-New, l5@Dlec.
.Odts.-42Gl45c. .-...st.
i Pork,-Ss:5o@SI0.
Peaches.-Peeed, s@loc.: unpeeled, 1@S'.
Potatoes. -Irish, 9oc.QSl
RE. -6oGl85c. -.,.r. ,r.s a ... r
p Rdgs.-4sl5c.
l. Viaegar. Pure cider. wholesale, 26@soc:
Waedt.--Wbite, s1.3sNSl.45 red, 81: 2o@Sl.3o.
'WooI.-Washed 4oG4Sc.; unwashed, ao0sSc'
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d. j. HARTs00K, President;
DAVID j. BURR, Secretary;
&c. WHERRY, JR., ASST Sec'y.
OFFICE 1914 Main street, de 51-lm
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@ARHNE aWTELLlaENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC. JAN. q, 1871.
syn rtsca $50 ! Moon sets...,.,... II. 90
Sup s,rs:,,,,,.,.. Sol High tide. e.36
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rRoM WASHINGTON.

.TaB INCOME Tax QuEsr1oH.-- Washing.
ton, Jan. 1.---The proposition OF the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue to repeal
the income tax met with formidable oppo.
sition to-day from the Secretary of the
Treasury aud the chairman Of the Finance
Committee of the, Senate. MIR. Boutwell,
appeared before the Ways and Means Com
mittec, and opposed the abolition OF the
tax unless it was proposed to keep up the
internal revenue receipts by some other
and new form Of taxation. With the pre-
sent expenditures of the Government
he did not see how Congress could do
away with the revenue derived from
the tax on incomes. He estimated 1t at
over twelve millions of dollars, being five
millions Of dollars above the estimate OF
the, Commissioner of Internal Revenue,
and did not think the cost of collecting 1t
would exceed q million of dollars q year.
If abolished he did not see how 1t would
dispense with single assessor, or other
wise to any material extent save the Gov
eminent any expense. Mr.. Boutwell, was
firm in the conviction that with the expen-
ditures of the Government Congress had
gone almost to the full limit in reducing
taxation almost eighty millions of dollars at
the last session. In the Senate the question
of the repeal being under consideration
during most of to-day, Mr. Sherman op-
posed it in an elaborate speech, rejecting
substantially the views of Mr.. Boutwell,,
and defending the tax as one levied on cap
ital, and therefore just and equitable. The
debate in the Senate will last several days,
but the prospect of the repeal of the tax is
not so good as it was last week, when Com.
missioner Pleasanton first preached the
subject. sw
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A WH1sKEY TAX OF SEvESrY-Two CENTS.
A new manipulation of the tax is threat
ened in Washington. the plan being to inn
pose direct tax Of seyenty-two. cents a
gallon, to be paid when the whiskey comes
out of bond, and not as at present, month
". The argument of the whiskey makers
for the change is, in brief, that Will
Dealers compute the entire present tax
at between "a and Is cents, but say they do
not care whether it is go, 65, 10, or 70 cents !;
that the special taxes, being paid monthly,
annoy them terribly, and the taxes must be
paid at once. They say they are obliged to
be continually discounting their paper to
pay special taxes, while, if all the taxes on
spirits were consolidated, they can pay
them when taken out Of bond for sale, and
not be subject to the expense that have de-
stroyed great many establishments. I'm
less this is done, several large distilleries
must be numbered in the list of commercial
failures in the spring.
While many members Of Congress favor
the change, so far the Ways and Means
Committee have not taken it up. :. ,...-
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TURKEY.

LONDON, Jan. 25.-Turkey declares, semi
officially, that hereafter she will rely upon
herself for protection, and not upon the In
terests and jealouses of European Powers.
MISCELLANEOUS. 49, II
Bismarck has been appointed Chancellor
Of the German Empire. -
The Portuguese Government has SUBJ
United new financial policy, founded on
Il renewal of the tobacco monopoly.
The Danish War Minister, supportin
a dangerous condition, and the smaller
Powers, though disposed for peace, might
be forced into war for their independence.
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John Il. CLAIBORNE 8 CO.,,
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENTS
No, HOS MAIN STREET.

oHN d. CLAIBORNE d Co..
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENTS.
;Fv No. llos MAIN STREET.
IMPERIAL FIRE IF 1 INNsNg2snASFcE COMPANY
ESTABLISHED 1893.
Capital stock and surplus SO 900, 900 %
Deposited with Treasurer OF Vir- ,oo .n
ginis, registered bonds 10000 90
PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY, OF CAL
lFOREIA. &
Capital stock paid mp gold ..... 81, eco oeo 90
Accommodations tgoldJ 1905 IL
POLICIES ISSUED In GOLD OR ,CURREN-
Two HUNDRED THOUSAND, DOLLARS
ri HffffRsF5sy f DOLLARS with
E sFSGSa e EEi5fERRssi
for the debts OF the Company, adding s7o,oeoeeo
Issue POLICIES on real and personal property,
In city or country, throughout the Stc!s, and mer-
f Poea .se on B BUiIpIaes for one to yesrs
corresponding with rates prevailing In other
States with frst-class companies,
at i2s s ssS s9ESaeGS naied and pass5Dd aa
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
WI 1scoSXP 56sIhT1AD 1874.
OFFICE coRNER or 10TH AND BANK STREETS,
Injuries Buildings By perpetual or annual policy.
The quota for isr having been reduced persons
having property to insure will find tito their inter-
4; A; cLAIRoRNE;, Pr PRINCIPAL Agent.
HENRY -. DANFoRTH, Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL Il. PULLIAM, Collector.
y%A;sgFEtI!HEr ?; TN. TEy;ykikNoR'
join li c. H @
WILT WInEia R3sskk23Y, GRAY,
WILLIAM II. HAXALL,
.. SAMUEL z. TAEDY,
JAMES e: GRANT,
JOIN HdINT FRE Fl haSb,e'
GARRET F. WATSON,
GEORGE DAVE ,u, :.
" lpQ },H az po 1as iANy1 BENEFIT
gLACkF5Rp ( SLHEK.,
GENERAL MANAGERS FOX SOUTHERN
BALTIM 4 E, MD.
This while Issuing all sp !g,,nan and ID
rendsrn NE Insurance avail S,sn-
company For agencies apply E &. MOORE,
| je 2s-2tawly* Richmond, Va.
GTIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND In
ssCUEiry INsuehaSE COMPANY.
OF NEW YORB..
| CAPITAL........",...,. oSe.es
s9sE Assets fjsn1ary is!sj..... ?,si7,ss,T
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T,HE VIRGINIA HOME
INSURANCE COMPANY.
INVITES FIRE AND MARINE Risks.

CHARTERED 1904
capital invested
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IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COmpAEI
OF LONDON.
ESTABLISHED 1903.

Capital stock and surplus over =. IS 900 900 90
Investments In United States. 6&7,915 u
Deposited, with Treasurer OF Viz
Rtnia, registered bonds .......... tO.OO0 90
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noLLAR SAVINGS BANK.

Nancy received In Sums OF ONE DcLLAk eh
MORE on deposit, and LIBERAL interest," aiio~ss.
1900 MAIN, CORNER 18th STREET.
JOHN e. BcsSIEUx, President.
r,,oe . A9SnsTEAp, Cashier. ts slim
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-26
FINANCIAL
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.

JAY Coou "a. are now sellizs and recommend
Us profitable .s,d safe Investment for al clgsso',
the First Mortgages .-s0 COLD boslds OF the North
-srn Pacific RslEOad Company, - airing Seven a'ld
Three Tenths ra cent. gold ina rest Hnore than
per cent cIIYrnsy ", and secured by first and only
mortgage on Tao eutire road paS equipments, and
on more than $4,000 Acres OF Land to every j. lie
oftrack or saoAores Of I.and ia each $1,000 bond.
The highest eIrrcnt price VIII be paid for U.s. f7e-
1TweDtes, aIG,e1 ether ma &c ablq secarhes re
ce,ved in - change. Pamphlets, maps. ann tel
information, n s-ei as the bog d themselves III be
furnished on ayN lcation by JAV COOKE Co, Rhla-
delphia, New En X, and Washington, and by alos.
Banks and Bazl RI, throushos1 the country.
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Bedding, Eros. & C.

We see that Bekiing, Bros, g. Co !,
manufacturers of machine twist and
sewing silks, are o1t with the following
card: IJ5.il-~H !l.i& rNIal3 {.
70 Our PATBoss: fi queh 'gegg
We shall have completed ay the
18Th, our new stors on Michigan ave
nse. corner of Jackson street. We have
a large stock Of goods in transit, and
having saved q portion of our stock III
good condition, shall be able to FIJI all
dr<iers as soon as the Goth. -Y3IIJ5E
Thankful for past favors and earnest
" soliciting Your future patsenage, we
resnaln, IL .ttgg Tl..i.f 81. ia,
Very respectfully, you:s,
.G., .I 9 BfLDING, BRas $50.
Chjosso, Oct II, 1871. -.f..t
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MEUICINE DEALERS
An Anchor to- wind ward.

1t is good sean.anship, wren there is reason to ex
pect heavy weather, to drop anchor TO windward
We are in the midst Of the season Of cliirs and
fever The sure preventive Of this dist essng rnay
is nostetteris Stomach Bitters A course Of that
wholesome vegetable tonic wiz render attack an i'm
possible Taxi the hir. and drop aaaHcho, 10 ap,Hd-
Wdrd. 81. tI.. .f..F
Weak stomechs are most liable t. IL disordered
late in the auiRmn, when The changes OF tempera-
ture are marked and frequent. Eostetters Bitters
fortfes the stomach against the effects these vari-
atoms. Let &yspepties make noe of the fact, and
drop an o,icAsr 10 api,sSsndrd.
The liver more sensitive when the weather is
continually st1erpatiIsg between tie warmth of SUM-
mer and the cold Of winter than u any other period
Of the year. This peculiarly The season Of such
alterations Let The bilious remember that Hostel
ters Stomach Btte1a is essentially ap anti-bihous
medicine, and Grop,ar. anchor to'tsindtcard
The wsers plan is to forcstaIl evil. The next best
thing is TO arrest it, For disorders OF the stomach,
irregularities OF the bowels, and all periodical fevers
take, as as the complaint deveiopes itself Hos
letters Ston4aeh Filters. H t-....,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-26
GRANTS nj pains in the stomach ars

le result Of Ar,perfect indigestion, and may
ne immediately relieved by a dose of Jsetea-
o, Aaody,1s Ls,stueeys- A tea-spoonfai IN a
Tie sweetened water is dose.
Heavy oats SIZE good fSr horses none T1il
.eIy that; bot oats can't make horses coat
Sok smooth and glossy when he is out of con-
Mon. .She,-tsrns OrpdArg Condition Foec-
sfS vii do tins ahen all else fails
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-26
yEssETINE

fl1tH. HIH 't. VEfsETINE n .''htt
Does not act eatbartic to debiliats tho bowels,
nut eleanses all the ovgaus enabling each to perform
the functions deyoivirss upon them.
HAPPY RELIEF Fer. YOUNG MEN, from Nervous
Debility &c. Books and circ ulars sent free Of charge
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATiON,Phip Pa
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-26

MORE SuyFKgINo, SORROW AND DEATH
re the results Of Indigestion and DNpep-
= than from all ether known diseases. Co.'s
s5SiLfSIA CURE j. sure and immediate rem
L viii stop distress after eating az ,sooh
az fo1 take il. ''@