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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05
"JoHN II. MORRISON,
blouse Of Representatives"
"a CARD


'EDToR JOURNAL: l see in this
mornings Journal that John H. Nor
rison denies one-half the article which
was published in the DEMOCRATIC
STATESMAN, of date September 21. AS
being in some way responsible for its
appearance therein, justice to all par
ties demands that its history be given.
'"The article as published was laid
upon the reporters desk in the Sen
ate. As news reporter l considered
it public property, if true. l went
into the House, read the article to
Col. Robertson, and asked him if il
was true; He declined TO answer,
saying he preferred the facts to come
from some third party. l informed
him that that was the condition of the
case, and asked him if he used those
words. He replied, ~ will not say
that those were the exact words, but
they sound remarkably like the words
1 did use, and it is correct in sub
stance"
''This is the state of the case. Col
Robertson has not changed his views,
nor seen fit TO qualify his statement
in the least, since the appearance Of
Morrison's card. As professional re.
porter, l considered the article public
property, and sustained by as strong
proof as any Of the news items ap,
pearing in any paper, no matter what
its standing or politics. While dis
claiming authorship, l seek in NO WAY
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05

We understand the young clerks on the
avenue who have dark hair, promptly raise
their hats when any allusion is made to
blondes. Those who are so unfortunate as
to possess faxen locks are shy of the girls
just nowhere is sly merriment lurking
ia the corners of their eyes when they call
to do a little shopping, (which makes the boys
feel uncomfortable.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05

We acknowledge the receipt of compile
msntary ticket to the Navarro County Ag-
ricultural and Mechanical Association. The
fair holds from the 26th to the 29th of Sep
TENDER, inclusive. - 49,
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05

G. R. Johns L Co., the long established
and entsrprising Banking House and Real
Estate firm, expect to occupy their new build
ing next week.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05

A phreRologist is in our city examining
heads at 50 90 each. Davis, NeweOmb,
Tracy md Quick refuse to take ncharts."
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05
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We have just been informed by Col. Pens
field, the contractor, that the grading on
the railroad was completed Wednesday to this
citv
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05

There is growing impression among farl
seeing mercantile men. that the principal
wholesale business will be transferred to Pecan
street at an early day.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05

Twelve thousand acres of land were
sold near Winchester, Tennessee, a
few days ago, at ten cents per acre.
1t is all mountain land, heavily tim
bered.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05

One who knows says that in the
country they blow a horn before din
ner, but in town they take one.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05

Rapid progress is being made on the many
buildings goingup on our business thorough
fares.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05
THE CELEBRATED
TAYLOR COTTON GIN,
w. G.. Clemens, Brown & Co, Manu-
facfurerH, Columbus, GIN,
A. b. PALM.
''''' 1850 La
GENERAL AGENT.

GENERAL AGENT,
TOR THE COUNTIES OF TRAVIS, BAs-
u TROP, Caldwell, Guadalupe, BeIar, Co
NAL, Hays, Blanco, Burnet, Williamson,
Lampasas and San Saba.
The Justly celebrated "TAYL0R GIN"
is the most compact and simply constructed
Gin made-consequently is more easily ope-
rated, and will run a longer time withou:
repairs than Gins with more complicated
machinery.
2. 1t gins rapidly, and uniformly turns out
good sample as Can be made from the
cotton ginned.
3. 1t is the lightest draught Gin made.
4. The Manufacturers claim that the "Tay-
lor" Gin combines the merit of speed, light
dranght and good sample in a greater degree
than any other Gin.
TESTIMONIALS:
Mr.. A. B. PALM, Agent of Taylor Cotton Gin:
Ny Dear ST:-* l now have in use
and have thoroughly tested one of the so
saw Taylor Gins, for which you are Agent,
and for thorough and rapid work, it is ex-
Celled by no Gin now in use. This
opinion is shared by my entire neighborhood
and for the superior merits of the Gin /
cheerfully testify. Very truly
W. a.
Mr.. A. B. PALM, Agent of TsylOr's Cotton Gin:
DEAR Sir: 1t gives me pleasure to state
that have seen the working of the Taylor
Gin made by W. G. Clemens, Brown h Co.,
Columbus, Ga, and have no hesitancy in
saying that it is far superior TO any Gin now
out, including the Pratt, Star or ether Gins
that it runs light, the cylinders never heat
and is just the thing the times demand gin
ming easily tour bales per day with mules, on
ffty-saw Gin. D. F. WADDELL,
Machinist and Builder of Gin Houses.
Sub-Agents, W. A. Oatman, Cedar Greek;
Stuart & MAR, Giddings; B. F. Fry, Le1ing-
ton; J. ZOrn, & Co., Seguin; Jos. Minter,
San Antonio; A. L. Kessler, New Braunfels;
J. V. HUI cbings L Co., San Marcos; N. 2.
Bell, BlancO; Sampson l. Taylor, Burnet;
Sheppard & Rocks, Round Rock; John Mark
wood, Lampasas, and Thos. W. Ward, San
Saba. A. b. PAL n
Laugl0 2w3ml
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05

Twelve democratic papers in Hi
nois have hoisted the name of Hen
bricks for the Presidency.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05

At a Sunday-school exhibition"
little fellow got nervous while re-
citing his texts, and remarked "Bles-
sed are the shoemakers."
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05

Quick and Trigg left Austin Friday for
Bolton! They were escorted by a body
guard of State police.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05

Our enterprising friend and fellow citizen,
Mr.. S. B. Brush, has just arrived from trip
to the North, where he has been spending
some weeks laying in a large stock of
goods. Mr.. Brush is one of the first business
men of our city, and it is greatly indebted to
himfor its past and present rapidly increas-
ing prosperity. Long may he live and
flourish among US.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05

It is reported that Emily Pitts
Stevens thinks of entering the con-
test for State Senate from San Fran
cisco, ------- -.-----
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05

Our thanks are due NIr. S. B. Brush for
late copies Of New Orleans papers.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05

The large edition of the WEEKLY STATES
MAN which we printed Wednesday, being ex-
hausted, we have decided to issue a supple
ment for the accommodation of our numer-
Gus friends here and throughout the State,
who desire the proceedings of the Taxpay-
ers' Convention. This supplement contains
a fair synopsis of the proceedings, together
with the resolutions adopted, and the
able speeches Of Judge G. Epson, of San An
tonic, Ex-Governor A, ]. Hamilton, and Ma
ior c. S. West, delivered before the Conveu>
ton; also, the remarkable speech of Sena-
tor Gaines, pronounced in the Senate the
2lst instant. Copies can be had at our
office, wrapped for mailing, at teu cents a
COPY, OF twelve for dollar.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05

We acknowledge the receipt, from Burns
Co., Photographic publishers, SO Park
Row, New York, of beautiful and very USE
full morocco reporting cover, supplied with
pencil, paper, etc. Burns & Co. publish the
American Journal Of Photography, and have
recently issued several valuable shorthand
instruction books. Those who feel an inter
est in this subject should open cOrrespon-
lance with this firm at once.
B. Radkey, dealer in stoves and tinware,
across the avenue from our Office, has COM
menced excavation for new building. In a
few days, the old wooden structure which
he is now occupying will be torn down to
make room for fine two story stone bailding.
Thus one after another the primitive shells
along the avenue give place to substantial
edifces-ornaments to our city and abiding
tokens of prosperity.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05

Our cool nights and warm days are caus-
ing chills and fever.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05

The apology for fence around the capitO
grounds is disgrace to the State.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05

In Montgomery, Alabama, when a
man gets too much "corn" they say
he is ''broad,gauging" it around the
streets. s--.. ....... -..
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05

In local item last week, the typss made
Us commit rather awkward mistake. We
meant to notice the arrival, in our city, of
our friend and Democrat, Representative Pos
sey, of Williamson county, and his amiable
wife, but the name appeared "Plumley." 1T
is possible, the ghost who is said to cause so
much disturbance in the store occupied by
our neighbor, Mr.. James Martin, has been
"slinging types" in our ofice-if nOt,w shall
have to lay the blunder to our defective Chi
Biography, for we most certainly did not in>
tend to allude, at that time, to the move
ments of the "original AbolitiOnist" and tup-
porter of both Stevenson aud Clark-B.
Rush Plumley. We trust Captain POsey will
excuse the egregious blunder.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05

1t was not our good fortune to attend the
moonlight hop at Paggis, Barton spring.
Tuesday night, owing to press of business,
but we understand the party was very
pleasant one. Mr.. Paggi has enlarged the
platform bridge over the creek, and has much
improved the stairway leading to the water.
Some twenty-five or thirty couple were press
ent, and enjoyed themselves in the merry
round of the dance till abont o'clock in the
morning. The refreshments were abundant
and served in that inimitable style for which
Excelsior Paggi is so justly noted.
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By dint of much labor and the exercise o.
unusual skill, our artist has finally succeeded
in producing the above spirited Illustration of
the cause of the recent "unpleasantness" be-
tween "Tom POchiltree" and young man
called DogsOn.
1t appears "Pocheltree" had loaned Dogson
his clothes, in which to attend the hop at
Barton spring, and, in consequence, had to
lie in bed unusually late next morning wait
ing for young Dogson's return. In this IN
pleasant situation and suspense, he remained
for some time, fasting, land in prayer p,
until his patience was so completely exhaust
ed, that when the delinquent DogsOa at last
put in his appearance, in Toms clothes, bad.
ly soiled by an accidental contact with the
gutter, "Pochiltreeis" patience was at an end.
This, together with his mortiica ion, made
him run at Dogson rather guShiugly, when
it resulted in a row, which caused considera>
BILE excitement.
Our artist has prepared a very truthful
and lifelke illustration of the final catastros
ply, which we here present. The "<nbject"
will be readily recognized.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05

The wives of General Sherman
and Admiral Dahlgren, with Miss C.
E. Beecher, have started paper in
Baltimore, in opposition to woman
suffrage. Its called the True Woman.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05

Tuesday night We were visited by north
breeze, which by morning bad developed into
quite "nOrthsr," causing fall clothing to be
ingoOd demand. Yesterday and to-day we
have been in the midst of Indian summer.
The air is calm and hazy, and just warm
enough to be pleasant. The mornings still
continue cool.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05

A Western paper publishes under
the head of "The Lost Races" the
defeat of Longfellow at Saratoga,
and the finding of the bones of an
extinct race of giants in Canada.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05

AUsINI DtpItLUUtI 40'
The Senate met according to ad-
journment. .-.
Roll calIed-quorum. Prayer.
The event of the morning was the
speech of Senator Matt Gaines, upon
the following resolution:
RESOLVED, That the Office of State Printer is
and is hereby declared vacant.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05

Country butter is still held at fifty cents a
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05
IA CARD.
"AUsTIN, September 81, 1871.

"AUsTIN, September 81, 1871.
"EDIToRs STATE JOURNAL: l observe
an article in the STATESMAN, a Demo
cratic paper published in this city,
whose editor nobody knows, an article
headed, "A Little Incident,' purporting
to have occurred in the House of Rep
resentatives between myself and Hon.
John ". Robertson. take this oc.
casion to pronounce the statements
and insinuations therein contained, as
totally false from beginning to end,
and the writer a liar, coward, and
public slanderer.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05
PROFESSIONAL.
]. F. OATMAN.

A 7 TOE NEY AT LAW,
AUSTIN, TEXAS,
w ILL practice in the Supreme and Fed.
w ersl Courts at Austin and the District
Courts of Travis, Burnett, Llano and Lam
pasas counties. jy25-tW&wl Tyr
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1871-10-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

Fresh eggs are down to thirty. FIVE cents a
dozen. -f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-27

safe buAd, have been strong and particularly
New fIlIy south Carolina~. which u.'r the i'inand
-, coy r -horI lines advanced from 80 To 80. 'inand
VA, doubtless incident To Charleston dispatch gwen
below though wo,an scarcely regard tho ihhsaaLon
contained therein Us of DuOyant or cheerful nature
"S,itc Tr.a ,urrr Parker publishes today -'a"mcnt
of thc debt of south Carolina IN Which II l. show that
fine total amount uf bonds printed va, $..,J.or1.
Of these bonds S.t1',OW are sLItrd TO 10
still ,rpD,teI for sale k'"rIn: Wih tho
American Eank NO!r Company :13;' are "ii si"i IN
the state Treasury. N.@U0O have been caa'"i' and
dc-tIoy.d and S2,9: have been ,,n"d hy me state
Treasury ~ rfr:In- conversions of iOrH IiJl .es.
lra,lng s9J3 OW bonds placed IN the hands OF the
anAncau agent (Mr. kiInpt"n) IN Ncw-iOrk Tue Did
debt j., s.i5j.Os and the amount of ne" bo!i, aoid
s-OO nah Inc grand total III tie 'cDi Of tn s'ita
Al thi, time s,2.N0y3. The STATE auth" les now hope
f., be- able To- retire the loans New lo.h and T., Vo
the bonds under htpothecaiion from b 'nc ny
n hpldcr~ The frnDcssre' were iirn IT G. The H"rtb
Clr1inds hring heavy and lowe T. the old liz, 'ns
per cent 81. and ,p caI tax Ia ID. M o.i4a we're
ilrpi ard Nii gina cOnsUls steady at
Nh. he a ff- n 'g D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-27

.-ox of saeming To know all about one. tax

90. cae.t WV Of serming tn know all about one. tax
Ing Won A. forrgOnc conclusion not ~ I'll uhpea H.
~, i.sC r,rs aIOut the place becoming an O'd r"un'J
tnwn te very dogs show 1t. for they parade inc PM
at odd hours In groups WIN 'no n'r o "rinx curt"sy
and fc,ur Of security seal. d by tiur own co,u
,"d ,',r,,,, There are pcrnarics n,ont III" pa"
him NAV i,n INTERPRETED YOU choose; FOR st,n;r,
Tie fa,Son ihr pr 'ai!" 81 n''nnT Sr"n" icrirn
III %,d :. ,r,rian front of drnb wood 10 is ye!ow
,,uc ,nIv winch give, The whole bnil'iing the a't :"
rrogrr,-I," Quaker VINO o'o ,n , ~ 'p''i """
~ 80 81 . ,rt l,,uv from OF occasionally bear
iishy rar: more g. rvadng IMAM p"'-"nl, II" ,,I
dir, iug grounds Whcrr cod III" Iirh u u' ,n,,h
RI l, r c..r,I,,I 'front.' -: the Baptist thcn
~, rorr mi ,-tcr idcs and cares fo; mo bofcr r.
pay lux hIm WIN lnaC"s 'l nI'oh up ~ ,a ron To-
,tlrr ul,rc- Plymouth gardens are fir very @p ~"
rn,nn,icr: tr.ricri, clustered win wh" Wh's SUI NV
Mi, I.r.Io and Bartlett par, thai a"isN 4 ny llTh
,uI = or; in from With prOir4' arI con
,f ~ ia. ioi"d Wr"i hnW"s, 1al-Ii'ie Keeping
III, lr "lcii,' IKE dcI pu' Catholics; pei ih'', PiP'
tie i..ri thIt wear n. ana d''oNd "I Eria',,,.
.I'lI'. l.!ri.1 h'r," - lir W" ~ van i' NV -
l,,riiau heart. that to dust "E t' Oid conn id'
mere. ivor..itui. a."i TIL col! coast gives INVITA- 10
r.cc and h,.l cul"r that con PATE win he T'P"S.
What W II y"li nd "ronp1r with tie SPIRITUAL r't'hs
frrraur,. OF Dry sweat FRA, nr,. AMI t' 81
iIr.r wood, in al he rich valleys Of me West IN"
,l.li, nd cntar i.rd above primal rmhs with the
li:rS of Suffered :,I'e amethyst rnd 'irbii ir Ii
now ;r WVrds. LItr,,d nj -,l i"d'S aiou Wh"Il We
drive -OntH iUnd, ~" r'Tpri oi VAR? M" precious
~! ndrr III" ~i-nS" SEA o. ,I"i' on 'ih'' n'h' W
His not wnhri;ui ut r:cr irc1h rc-i' are ~t'lp ny
simple, ana stimulating, ~ Azure Ia pure ar d!"iSH -
WE. ne; .lui ~ h"N"r 81 Ird ana yrl'"w w"oh'h",
-t.I V y i ~ aud cushioned win dIy gray moss. or
.irl Is ,iit is'on ~ whlrh the ga seems /" r''
Il /, m IL. c - and r p..t ii Tie a.. when ip" ar III
In.r; AHA e.,i. ia" -'rnc lay H"d of one WIZ rs
novelty. Ms rhn"-: o"n>"- by io rifn'n,' {" ~ 'S.
,ad 80. wltn the nope oi ever 1"dno oit ne"
Ai,frs.,nIS al t,.It.s' face
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-27


The week closes on Il quiet condition of al
fair. Al the sock Exchange. Olc of the various markets
.p.y inc any rinardaa or interesting features ihc
.fo mark /. though SHOWING 10 new movements, rx-
hibrrd considerably more activity than II usual on
Saturday afternoon. PricCs opened strong and made
higher figures during the forenoon, but the
,linattcric was rcach"d about l p. M. after
whIrh u..rr the less favorable return Of
the bank. she entire market weakened, a. stocks
were Dressed Tor sar h, temporary holders, who di NJ
feel Inclined 10 leave Their contracts open over sunday
Nolth-Wc common the chief SPECIALITY to-day
ni l, ,Ilccd against 81 earlier i'll the day is
sal that rg" Is II large uncovered short interest IN this
stock. Mr. brew has tie dit of engineering move
NJ. nj N tbs stock Nrxt In point o int rest were Rock
I.ll ohio and Mississippi. and Wabash. pretty fair
tIar bciu- remarked in Lake shore, -. Paul, Western
I,niun, a:.i Pacific Mail There wis no particular
gossip going POUND. hat the variations II the
day wilcr Nan usual, a. are shown
in m" anne xri table. the fluctuations Of the week being
also contained another form below W" can. rs yet
rrCIi no y me IN the -cuve condition Of the mar
H. T. and the dealings confined 10 the prOfc >iOnal, to
the xrrisio Of the darling out> lie public. Among in
yr-tm-nts We sales of Cha, and Alton al IL;
Morris AID Essex. sa IG!. and Delaware, L..,ha-
wanna and Western, 1920 lo'I We note further al
vance in Boston, Hartford and Erie io3t The Quick
silver shares advanced to 2i for Common, and To -
Preferred OF the coal stocks MrJ land sold at %
%. Canton dull and firm at 20. Expresses
strong, Adams gOin and American oh The follow
ing table shows the highest and lowest prices of active
stO,ks m ale a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-27

The Philadelphia stock market was steady touV'
Pennsylv skies, third ISSUE sold at los: H'Aons
Railroad So 10 l6. Philadelphia and Eric Rur"ai' vi
and Pennsy wanna Railroad, 5si. Gold closed At llT
The receipts ~ at all the potts fo the past "A
were i 43 bales against IO 4 bales the pre-, ous week
The total receipts since sept. ISL. are ''o2'a pa'
against 9sSJ bales for the corresponding period OF '
previous year. showing decrease In the present e"p
l1yss bales The exports from all the pcrts 'of 'u'
week wrre Sls bales, against ssJa bales Tor the SA'
wcek lat oar. The total exports for the e1pt'u w
ton OF the cotton year 3I5.ll5 bales, against %'
bales for the same time last year. The -t"' Al al VII"
port, T. SO bales - ,iu,l ,g's. bales TOR tue 'A"'
dat, IA lS.y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-27

t'in,i> md .ir, Germans Il" W ,ud make AahaWa
a,. o! Pc llSJ lvdn'h
Ire Az 1ania 4 .rcurll and M'rh,'iicsl As.oci ION
}, n two ,,ar, dbl .Ii ~ trcat sWc"s !, tt - -
rirrp, OF Dir L. Id lis i'rcSi lent, an, III NJ. H.
W..,ie ~c,icaN Nuung AMI active men hctircli I'D
iny th.,n were Mayor Fiber. ID. Lee. }. =. Wnt q.
r and uthCi oltiZcus " D. ,sIo ri To turn ov -
ANEW 'cai III agriculture and mccHanic,; and may nc
.,wri fo cninmcni the ladiCs who nuiscrcd to body
an ph with their Niands. and decorators WIN
which 4 ~ made the halls attractive. pm, ~ AEr
cultural Fair Alabama experiment. oui II lis
4 great Racing there was some mt not
,ntiic DAYS devoted to II. nor the Agricultural Fair
Irupc: drought RAPIDLY 10 Close that private purses
ch post, and speculative enterprise BE fostcrcd as
was Lately seen in sister state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-27

Of an incrna.e NJ NIO,aN IN loans and =
decrease ~ :i.i9COD IN legal tenders (rcpre
scniing thr omthow OF currency. the changes
IN the i"D.s nominal THIS DECREASE however,
caused "a ircion o II sol $50 in tn" held by The
banks oyrr g;ti Tr-ciNr. The specie WI. down only
sl6.Jyl Thc coin Ovrin'!, ~ the k covered the DIS
Dur,n"nt by the Tree ,Iy # C 200 account 81 tho
regular vr"ki gold -al, and s4,l30t IN the way Of In
trr Il 81 III" publit debt. the receipts IN FOR c,s
ton % y $780, ana ne cxuor. s%Jy.' Neat week
viii Mi IA the 40, mb'r Treasury programme. tho
r. i-Iy bnl m.. million bonds and selling million
c0L T,r .uiowii. sL,wN III" .,ri'!y" condition
uf III, b.nk, n Inc hIt,s H.trr:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-27

In railroad Mortgages there has been conlidrrablr
tiyity. the principal ,al's being distributed follows
Central Pncit!c- 'I6. 1864. tnon Pa ne First Oh
Land Grants 14sG,D; e. {. and !. c. Fir-s, s3i
Toledo and wabash FIr>S. ~ Louis Division. 81: and
Han. aud 81 Joseph -, Conyerhc SO The following
.Ii I'm LII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-27
The following table will he read with great nteies;
showing tn OF stocks for the years 1862 $780, aud
1871 We slbint the table:

There has been nothing worthy Of special mention In
gold and al the sales at 10. llOl. the business
being nominal ut these figures On gold loans the rates
wsrc fat. and O. IT, and per cent paid 10 have bal
anycs carried over The days business At the Gold Ex-
change Bank WIS as follows: Gold cleared t3ssc.OO:
gold balances >ioC3Cs2; currency balances, tl2sssO
The f,Ilou,,uv were the ulOta ions:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-27
CIVIL. NOTES.

I'm The United States District Court, on Sat-
mdhy, judge Biachford granted order. reiurnablo
next Sal uriay requiring the Guardian Savings Bank to
show Why II should not De dc, Jared bankrupt.
Simon RoSenl'aum. RunyOn w. Martin, jr..
and James jenkins filed voluntary petitions In bank
Iuptcy last week. Thomas Mawly was adjudcatcd un
involuntary bankrupt. and Abicl AKIN. Lloyd d. Pierce,
ALBERT Reed Jacob Muhlbcrgcr, Nicholas MrhrhUf, and
Phiir Mrhrbof received discharges In bankruptcy.
Surrogate Vecdcr Of Kings County admitted
10 probate, last week, the ills OF the folio wing
TLs. Jsns Bgrlsw Of Brooklyn Letter. Of a
the Of Osnn W. ATKINS Of dido
town Dgn!evy Fstbush Cah Kaneh Of Flat
Marcia T. Ford il4n Hughes iIarbars Hes
Hamilton Kaihsnna Waller Mctsel k-lehr
Iirr.u su,,n John b. Cbe~tsne ssi Margaret Paehrra u
L.tters Guardianship OF the
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70 TLvm,, Nc Manu- VI Mary Jane fssh George
Brookya.
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