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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-07-13
vINToN COUNTY FLAG.

August 26, 1862, the Re
publican was purchased by
"a Democratic Joint Stock
Company, &. Z. Hewitt and
Z. f. Bingham, editors, and
the name changed to the Vim
ton County Flag. aH
O. May goth, 1858, E. A. Brat>
ton purchased and took edito,
rial charge of the paper chang
ing the name August 10, 1858
tO H ru -ffT1r'
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LAIIIES.
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H.T. HELNBOLD's EXTRACT BUCnU
CURES DISEASES ARISING FROM lMPRU-
DENCEs, HABITS OF DISSIPATION, ETC,
in all their stages, at little expense, little or
no change in diet, no inconvenience, and no
exposure. II causes frequent desire and
gives strelgth to urinate, thereby removing
distinctions, preventing and curing structures
OF the urethra. Allaying pain and inflammation,
40 frequent IN this class of diseases, and eG-
pelIingall poisonous matter.
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Full aud s1pAe.t directions accompany the

Full aud expheit directions accompany the
medicines.
Evidence ofthe most responsible and relia-
hundreds of thousands Of living witnesses,
aRd upward of 900 unsolicited certificates
and reeomendatory letters, many OF which are
from the highest sources, including eminent
Physieisns. clergymeu, statesmen, etc. The
Con IN the newspapers, he does not do this
from the fact that his articlesr rank as standard
Preparations and do not need to be propped
up by certificates.
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ty, aud as such is published st
this time.
THE LITERARY dEM ''.'
Made its appearance May /,
1867, Dan. F. Shriner, publish,
er; L. D. Martin, Johh'C. Pugh,
and Gas. NJ. Sage, editors It
was a semi'montbly, and made
the fourth paper published III
the county at that time. Only
three numbers were issued
when it quietly su bsided. . ~
TIE RAcCooN REPORTER Di'A
Was established in 1868, at
Zaleski, by Maj. E. A. Bratton.
1t was printed at the Office Of
the Zaleski Echo, was intended
to aid IN securing the nayigag
tion Of Raccoon River, and dis
appeared after short period Of
irregular publication oa- 's,'l'a
or the former editors aud
publishers j. A. Browne died
at Logan in the fall of 1868;
L. S. Bort and j. X. Rochester
died at the same place. George
Fultz, at Chillicothe, January
22, 1858. John w. McBeui,
at Macarthur, on or about the
18th Of February, 1862, yJ.5G
Gibson, in Macarthur, FeDru-
airy II, 1866. A. @. Hard reN
sides in Nebraska. VIM. L.
Eiminston is teaching school
IN Indiana. W. H.. Ii. Robin
son is in Batavia, Ohio. I.
Welles Stanley Is a Methodist
preacher, stationed, at Whit.
ney Chapel, Marietta, Ohio
Mr.. f. +. Bingham is practic-'
ing law and Is prominent
Democratic politician at CO.
lumbus. Z. b. Hewitt is at
FcrL Madison, Iowa. John I.
Spence is farming near New
Petersburg, Highland County.
II. S. Sutherland is railroad-
ing in Tennessee. J. J. Nc
Dowell is in the iron commits
ion businesss at St. Louis. w.
E. Bratton is in the regular
army, stationed at Charleston,
S. G., Battery @. U. S. Ar,
tillery. CassiuS NJ. Sage is at
Logan clerking in a hotel. E.
A. Bratton and Ii. Q. Jones
and John Mayo are practieing
law at Macarthur. Ruth q.
Bratton is keeping hotel at
Macarthur. q. w. Bratton is
in Macarthur preparing to move
to Minnesota. Alex. Pearce is
a hardware merchant, and L.
ID. Martin, a dry goods mer.
chant al Macarthur. Dan. F.
Shriner is in the Gazette job
room, Chillicothe. John G
Pugh is clerking for Gilman
Ward % Co., Macarthur. gf
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MI
HENRY 4. uELNIBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
MI
THE GREAT DIURErIC

Eas cared every case 0f diabetes in which it
has bosn gwen Irritation Of the neck Of ths
Bladder aud lnhama lou of the * dneys, ulcer.
nrine, diseases Of tue prostratc gland, stone in
the bladder, calculus, gravel, b.1ck>dust dos
pesit and mueVu- or milky discharges, and
tor enfeetleL and d.lCate CONSTITUTION, VI both
sexes, attended with the iolioWn ng SYMPTOMS:
indisposition to exertion, loss ofpoTer, loss Of
memory, difficulty o! breathing, weak nervec,
trembling, horror of disease, vakeiulness, lin.
ness OF vision, pain in the back, hot hands,
hushing Of the body, dryness of the skin, erup
tion on the face, pallld counenance, universal
lasatude VI the muscular system, etc.
used 10y persons from the ages Of eighteen
tO SSenty. live. and irOrn thirty five TO tiltyiye
dreD.
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Hollands German 9itters
Hollands German Tonic

Is combination Of all ne ingredients Of he
BRters, tcih PURE Santa Crnf Rum, Orange, ctc.
II 10 used for The same diseaIes as he Bitters, IN
eases tchers some pure alcoholic stimulus Is re-
qaired Pou t0iH bear in mind that these RENE
dies are entirely different from any oiherI
Gdreritsed for ne cure Of he diiedsss named,
these being scientific preparations Of iaedicindl
extracts, tuhile tie others are mere deeoctions Of
ram in som. form. The TONIC is decidedly 0ns
of The most pleasant aud agreeable reuledieI evsr
offered 10 he public. HS Taste is e1quisite Rd
8 pleasure 10 take il, trhik is lVs0iria0 erhiI.
araiing, and medicinal qualitieS have caused Z 10
b kHopa a. NE greatest ef all tOnies.
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Helmbold's Extracts diuretic and blood pu-
riying and eures all diseases arslng from
habits Of dlssi patton, eScesses Gnd lInPrudeu'
ces ia life, impurities of the blood, etc., su-
perssding cOpaiba IN affections, for which it
is used, aud syphIl.ic aiiec,ions-in these dis.
eases used III connection with uelmbold's
Rose Wash.
LADIES.
In rpeny affections peculiar to ladies the Ex.
tract Buchu is unequalled by any other reme'
dy-as in chloro Sis or retention, lrregulsrity,
painfuness orsuppressi0n Of customary eyac
uatious, liberated or schlfrua state OF the
uterus, leu,Orrhoea or whites, s.erllity, and
for al, complaints incident TO the sex, wheth
er arising from indiscretion or habits Of diss.
patton. Il IS prescribed extensively by the
most eminent ph yscians and mIdwives tor en.
feebled and delicate constitutions, Of both
Rexos and all ages. ...s ~
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M'ARTHUR DEMOCRAT.

Motto-"The spirit Of the age
is Democracy" which was
changed in August, 1854, to,
mo North, no South, no East
no West, under the Constitu-
tion; buta sacred maintenance
of that instrument and true de-
votion to our common country"
changed Nov. s, 1856 to equal
and exact justice TO all men of
whatever state, religious or po-
litical." March 20, 1856, Alex.
Pearce bought the paper, taxi
ing j. I. Spence in as a part
ner April 18th, who renamed
TIL March 13, 1858. Mr.. Pearce
sold out December 9th,
1860 to Z. A. & W. +. Bratton,
who again changed the motto
to sNo North, no South, under
tue Constitution, but a sacred
maintenance of that instru-
ment and the Union" In May
], 1864, W. L. Bratton retired,
and returned October 10, 1865
THE vINToN, RECORD.
January 2, 1856, w. L. & A.
w. Bratton took the paper,
changing the name to the Vim
ton Record, motto, "The right
is always expedient." June
1st, A. w. Bratton sold his in.
terest to w. E., who sold Jan
uary 3, 1867, to Ruth g. Brat
ton. L. A. Bratton was editor
during all these different
changes except the year 1866.
August %, 1867, John I. Raper
and w. II. II. Robinson pur-
chased the office and restored
it to its original politics. Au-
gust 81, 1868, John I. Raper
bought out his partner and
still continues the publication
Of the paper, now in its TWEEN
ty secondn year, during all
which d time it has not missed
publication one week, or been
compelled to issue a half sheet
although publishers were some.
times put to their wits end TO
get out .the paper. One case
particularly deserves mention.
During six weeks while the
hundred days men were out in
the service, Mrs. RutL @. Brat.
ton did all the work Of the of.
fee, except such assistance as
her husband, who knew noth-
ing of the business, was able
to renderlin doing the press.
work. g.a.'i .al.
December 10th, 1852, the
Bort Brothers commenced the
publication, Of the
MACARTHUR REPUBLICAN,
a, Whig paper, having for
its motto the old motto
of the Vinton County Republi-
can, Wis a base abandonment
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Bort became editor and propri.
etor. March 8, 1854, the Re,
publican was discontinued for
the very good and sufficient
reason as stated by Mr.. Bort,
that he was losing over $500
per year by its publication.
He says in his valedictory that
he had "lour hundred and
twenty>four subscribers Mn.
ty of whom were real, the re.
mainder only Professional"
M'ARTuUR HERALD.
June 2nd, 1854, George
Fultz and A. G. Hard revived
the paper under the name OF
the Macarthur Herald, they
having rented the office for one
year, and suspending May, II,
1856, to reft and refnrnish the
office for the publication of the
MINERAL REGION HERALD.
This made ITS appearance
July IA, 1855. A. G. Hard,
printer; w. L. Edmiston and
7. Wells Stanley, editors. May
26, 1855, Mr.. Stanley retired,
leaving Mrs Edmiston in full
charge of the paper. 1t sus.
pended publication IN the
spring OF 1857, the lastnumber
we can find, though probably
not the last issued, bears date ol
Feb. 26, 1857.
MARTHUR JOURNAL.
August 4th 1857, John W.
McBeth revived the paper un.
der the name OF Macarthur
Journal, having for lis motto,
Pledged but to truth to liberty and
law,
No favor sways us and no fear shall
we ave. s..r
Anguish, TO November 81 1862,
tho paper was discontinued,
while Mr.. McBeth was in the
army, publication being re.
sumed on the last mentioned
date. He continued the paper
until the time Of his death, the
last number we can find being 9
January Is, 1863.
April %, 1868, Mr.. ]. q,
Gibson revived The paper under
the name Of
M'ARTHUR REGISTER,
With the motto "One flag, one
country, one destiny" Sep
tember 1, 1865, Mr.. Gibson
severed his connection with the
paper, AMI II, ;. Sutherland ap'
pears as publisher, with Capt
Ii. G. Jones, editor, and Capt,
j. j. Mcdowell, assistant, the
intention being 10 suspend
publication at the close Of the
Fall political campaign, anl
accordingly October 26th, the
paper suspended,
ZALEsKI HERALD.
The ZaleSki Company bought
the material of the Register,
moved it to Zaleski, and leased
it 10 VIM. L. Edmlston, who
commenced the publication Of
the Zaleski Herald, Feb. l. 1856,
Feb. Z, 1867, W. L. and Ruth G.
Bratton succeeded him and
commenced the publication Of
the ~
zAIEsKI ECHO, :
A neutral paper. They were
succeeded by A. W. and E. A
Bratton, Oct. IS, 1868. June
1Oth,' 1869, the name was
changed to the o '~H 'Af
d v1NToN DEMOCRAT, i.-
L. A. BrattOn retiring from the
firm, and the politics changed
to Democratic, as the name in.
dicates. Sept. 10, it ceased
publication, and July IA, 1870,
the material was purchased
and added to this, office, by the
present proprietor, thus closing
up its eighteen years Of doubt
full existence. 10 -c-t I'D
TIE DEMOCRATIC ENQUIRER
Made its first appearance JAM
uary "a, 1857, j. W. Bowen, ed
ltor and publisher. The ven.
80 ltf Al- ~ lr
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HNGHAM & BRO,
OHILLICOTHE, OHIO'

MANgFACTURERs OF BOOK, NEWS,
u1 Manila, and Wrapping Paper, and deal
ers In Cap, Note and Letter Paper aud Envel
opes. Wehave on hand also ,choice lot
Notions. which We are closing out ut very
small advance on cost. Orders solicited and
the highest cash prices paid for rags.
mchl9v1.
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tA INAE HL1
CONDENSED soda wafer IS arer
cent invention which is IN.
doubtedly destined TO a wide
popularity, 1t is put up in
boxes, containing material for
16 glasses of as pure soda wa:
Ter as ever can be drawn from.
any fountain. The powder is
charged with gas, sweetened
and favored with pine apple,
orange, lemon, etc, ready for
use, and a picnic party car
carry their soda fountain ip,
their pockets. sr,c.a,-s'.
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BEING prepared expressly for the above COM
pIaIhtS, It's blood purifying properties arc
greater than any other preparation Of sar W,
parilla. II gives tho complexion clear aud
healthy color ana restores the patient 10 u
state OF health and purity. For purifying the
blood, removing all chronic constitutional dis>
eases urlsing from III Impure state OF the
blood, anu the only reliable and ctfectunl
knoSa remedy for the cure Oi pains and swell.
ing of the bones, alterations Of the throat and
legs, blohhes, plmples on the iace, eryspelas
Epd ali scaly eruptioDs vi the sl!n, und beau
tfyIng the complexion.
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TIE New York Times asks
this knotty question: at il
easy TO say that JEFF Davis is
politically dead but when the
leading, influential cltizens y .
Georgia and South Car .. ina
flock around him and 4ppsand
lns usssIauss' ..ss +. Aa,. shenp
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henry T. HELM BoLD'S
HlGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA.

VIII radically eXtermlr ate from the system
scrUfulla. syphllas. fever sores, ulcers, sore
eyes soreiegs, sore mouth, sore head, bron-
ehitIs skin diseases, salt rheunl, Caukers,
Tunnings from the ear, white swell ngs, tu'
mors, eancerous affections, nodes, ricketts,,
glandular swellngs, nignt sSeats, rtsh, telter,
humOrs Of all kinds. chrome rheumatism,
dyspeps,a aud all diseases that have been es-
bauls he'd In the system for years.
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DEBII,ITY.


There is no Medicine equal 10 HooJtdnfJ Ger
5sSatiy aS s''; rncy aSpsS l%p%yi I" :a'fig 5ss
strengthen he dpznkzm petite, cause an
eTVoyneat Of The food, enable he stomach 20 dtgea
Il, purity tIe blvd, 0ivs good, sound, healthy
compilation. erdSsozIe the yetioW tinge from hIs
eye, impdH 6iooa, 10 a. .hseks, and change ne
patient from sh0Tt-6rnsl6sd, enlacidted. iosah
and nervous invalsd, 10 JaH:faced, S'0'st, and
vigorous person. t.
Weak and Delicate Children
are made strong by using the Bit
ters or Tonic. In fact, they arc
Family Medicineb. They can be
administered with perfect safety
to child three months old, the
most delicate female, or n man or
ninety. .' -lui'
:, Thee remedies are he best
Blood Purifiers
erey knorn, and will c,irs an diseases resulting
from bad blood. Keep your blood pure; keep
your Liuer in orBHfa der; keep your
digestive organs ind sound,
rs%sy.s, rsSy s's%@ and s sfG q sss sSsr
assdil you The beSt inea in The country recon-
mend Aem. u years Of honesireputdt'oH 20 Jor
anything you must try UIes: prepdrdtions. g.
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FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Penn
sylvanla- --
PHIL iD ELPHIA, March l6, 1867.
lind "Hoof lnd's German Bittsrs" Is not an
intozit sing beverage, but Is good tonic, lisefI
IN disorders of Ne digestive organs, aud cf gredt
beneM in cases Of dsbiIity aHd t0dH " nervous
action in ne system. O
Hours truly
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ty, aud as such is published At
this time. '''
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FROM REV. JOSEPH II. KENNtARD, D.D.,
Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadel-
phia.
On. JAcKst N-DBAR SIR:-I haze been trc-
queniy requested 10 connect my name tvith recon.
R,>ndations Of different kinds Of medicines, ota
regarding the practices a. Out Of my appropriate
sphere, I hdue in all cdsss declined; om toih
clear proof in pdrio,s instances aud particularly
IN my oUn fo1sily, Of The usefutness NJ DR.. Hocf'
Idad's German Bihers, depart for once from
hat for general debility of the system and
espec tally for@ nLiVer CON
plant, 1t is safe Xxx and valuable
preparation. In ~H ZONE cases nmdy
Fail; but ustIalnaHm ~ ly, doi6t not
Viu be uery senSfciai 10 ti0se oho suffer from tss
sbope causes. Yours very rsspscyrny,
LH KENNARD, ID.
Eighth, BELOW Coates Street
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29

An increasing investment demand for safe and re-
muneIative railway securities s the natural result OF
the successful negotiation of tho new five per cent
loan.
Now that Government does not longer propose TO
be borrower at sir per cent there certain Rali-
road Bonds into which Five-Twenties can he con
vcrted, the holder thereby securing the same 90"
rate of interest for long term of years, and at same
time increasing his capital about % per cent.
To all seeking some such profitable conversion oil
their Governments, we invite the most careful eA-
animation of the Twenty Year Snkng-Fund Cold
Bonds issued by the Vermont Division of the for'-
land and Ogdensburg Trunk Railroad Line.
We firmly beiere that these bonds are not shrpaS'cu
in safety by any securities in the market.
We believe that such an exchange can he enec'eu
with the most perfect assurance of the prompt pay
ment of the interest and the absolute safety Oh te
principal.
We believe that soon after this small loan Is placed
the bonds will advance to paras the securities Vi
New England Trunk Railroad Line-wlth a 'otd'
business sufficient TO more than pay interest on It's
small bonded debt and all running expenses-and
situated so that it cannot fail to secure an enormous
tbrouob and pleasure tralic-MUsT command the con
fdence Of ALL and be in demand a. one OF the moSt
| popular and desirable investments.
Our present rate for these bonds IS w. ana accrued
| interest in currency.
For full information Pamphlets, Maps, &c
| apply to
ES T. FAIRBANKs d Co, st. Johnsbury, VT
FAIRBANKS d Co, 252 Broadway, New-YOrk.
FAIRBANKS Brown & Co., 11S Milk st, Boston,
FAIRBANKS G. EWING, us Chestnut-st., Phila,
Financial Agents
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29

Cat mas without demand current
tair moving slowly hut for
sAes Of Is bores s1sic eeurr Drrsse iIog
s 81 nIic for City Lsi Ia the
supply ms ss'es Of 3e' bbls and sd9!e 9je for
civ for fair 10 Kettle Rendered
delivery the market que, aud unchanged sales Of 800 bb
sarurr Il qlc, 10 arrive
PBROLBUh-Cue has continued light demand al
vance the Greek The market at M alic prevailing
qnoAons the Creek ~ 0d&a for Spot Upper and
A4 Gft for do on Lover. The for Refined opened much
higher 10 the disposition Of shorts, cover hut al ADVANCE
holders oferei stock freely and the heTy for
August the sale. 1000 bills At 2c do At
bhls but
l3i dl Nphtht firmly held st sc Philadelphia the
Ol bhis suitable TO bbls spot
2ic ccsng with 2Jc s1d 800 bills each Sep
temier an October, AZ pa.
RICB-Domec has been steady fair business IS tea
At g9io fofeis9 more .cyei sse. 500 bag. 6sd7c
SKINSThe market for Goat has been
spangy ni only meet imea ysnst
freely including Vera At rates below our quotations
eguar sale. 80 bale. do East Ids 100 DO
Curico and - DO CaP Receipts have bales CauitA 90
Tsmpoo 10 DO sa DO Monvdeo market has been
very quiet and prices unchanged. s are 240 n Para 900 n
Central American and 100 n TeIss Receipts 30 bales Cruz
and Ssal. and Jdo. TeIss We quote.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29
First Mortgage
SINKING FUND
LAND GRANT BONDS
ST.JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY
Railroad Company,
WESTERN DIVISION.

These Bonds be bad Undersigned through the
principal banks and bankers of the Uni,ei State,
IN DENOMINATIONS or $1,000, $500, AND 500.
They have thirty t1 years ruu bearing Eight Per Cent q D. cl
Interest payable on the 18th days August February each
The Principal and Interest payable in Go Tn. Pnpal in New
York. the Interest in NeTYork London and Main
They Coupon Bonds but converted into Regis
tered Bonds receivable interest in payment for
Compsnrs land The payment the principal aud interest il
secured BY d and only the Companys Lands Rnte
by the United States 1866 lying the line Of this
ing 500 900 the railway Of the Western Division extending
Mysv Kansas junction with Union Pacific Road at Fort
Kearney distance Of 10 miles together with the Equipments apper
tanning Franchises Right, of Way and Personal property
mortgage made the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
New.York Trustees
The Bonhoder, amply protected Mortgage
which prohibits sale the COmpany lands at less thsn four
8 dollars per and release Of the lien Of this Mortgage upon
suy portion sold until the purchase money paid Trustees
are apply the the payment Of these Bonds either
By purchase Sinking Fund for their redemption at maturity
This will ernguh the debt and eave the railway and equip
ment free security for the payment OF these Bonds therefore
beyond all contingency.
Holders Of 5-2Os and especially be paid of
BY the Treaury Department exchange their Governments o
these Bonds a good and substdHtiai Drodt
The location Of the Joseph and Denver City Railroad
commanding from the fact the is practical eTten
on wes,way the Hannibal Joseph the next Land Gram
road ser the Illinois Central The St. Joseph AMI Denver City Rail
road terminus St Joseph by Railway lines COMING
Hannibal ST. Louis Chicago and local roads couverng
ST. Joseph 1sbunes therefore secured " connection WIN '
Union Pacific opens up through middle route across the continent
national Importance This reflected In the fact that the ana
title. kilograms which have received during the fe" ds'
the Bonds have applying for these Securities indicate the
quick response the American people support olssna improve
men while at the same they make a good investment
Price present 97i and accrued interest in CT rency
Circulsrs pamphlets documents &c. furnished upon sppca
tion.
Erpre.age relating Bonds free Marketable Securities received
in exchange
We have great expense the examination of this property and
and satisfied h- investments 10 this Loan
will not profitable We base calculations the fact
. the First Mortgage Company the Eastern Division
lately successfully placed m s have advanced to l2 and ic
cruei mixing them rule M nearly ten per cent aiyance
Under all circumstances He unhesangy recommend them.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Ara n &c plg. Ahe. pigs BeessAr 4t bale, Co'oo %
bags Cotton seed ~ bbi Cotton se,d o ht T'n S, h
Meal s5 bsgs Meal 3 bgs faI seed 4' Su,a so n
S "a basb Maj g4 bales Hops l8 Horns ~ hies Ez b
Hides S6 sides Leather 300 pigs Lead ~ eae o S G pS Geis
Tr.,n. iS mn. spirits TurpeniDs siy bo hosn ~ obs ar
5G ptgs Butter Sj pis Che,se 6 Pss ore s @ G
m rtgs Reef lao pks Cut Meats l1 pks- LH tes h.ri ~
pig Stsann SO bb Lard OIL So gts RICE so g' -.
Sunae starch, % pigs Tea f'3 - W. ' p's
Tobacco hale 345 bbis WHISKY 20 oae ""'~
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29

sd milling Orleans 9l the sales estimated
At 9Vn bales including 1000 for export and speculation
LONDON Ans -S mCon.ols closed s2 both
,he aooonnt American Securities quiet sesdy
bond. 62., % 6ss soij s7s s2i; Ten Fories si
PARD Aug 2.-Prenoh Rsnte.
LtYRRPOoL Aug N5 m.CottoD hdihnO
s hddBg Orleans gt the sale. DAY o up 5 900 bale.
including 1908 for export and speculation
IosDOs Aug 2e-5 .. m.-ltefned Petroleum 1874
L0sDoS Aug. .23-Byehing.-Linseei OIL RJg I5I
LIyERPooL, Aug R-Byening Spirits Turpeutn. BjAul
LvRRPooA Aug 23-ArIei steamship Neysas from Me-. York
Aug 10. with l.sJt bale. OF Cotton.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-29

and IN successful operation from Ithaca, n. y, to
Athens Penn connecting with the Lehgh Valley
pnmte from the coal regions to the Lakes and the
West Length of road, 80 miles; Capital Stock, full
paid, S6oOOOO; Issue of Bonds, s6OOO0O For sale at
az and accrued luteBst III currency, by CHARLES j..
PusEY 7S Broadway FRANCIsT WALKER. 10 Wall-st.