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Schuyler Colfax is dangerously i'll
with paralysis. Too much smoking
is what's the matter with him,
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ANOAAhn OONTAOhNAAAA NVAA ~ 0HN'
MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 81, 1871.
- Hon. b. II. Butler MY DEAR SIR
You will recollect when wrote
you last l was to see Mrs. Pomeroy
on the next Wednesday afternoon
and give you full particulars of the
interview, 1 called ON Friday, when
she gave me the following items -
On Monday "Brick I" iPomeroy's sec
rotary or agent arrived from New
York to make arrangements for a
settlement, Mrs. Pomeroy proposed
to settle for SEC, 600, she 70 sign of
all other interests, and have no op-
position to the divorce. These pre-
Iiminaries were fixed upon, but
whethor tho defendant, "Briok, !"
will accept such terms will be great
question. He has, however, until
May LIST to decide the matter. If
the terms proposed are not accepted
by that time, she says, suit will DO
commenced for divorce and allmony.
Mrs. Pomeroy will, she says, advise
you at an early day if tho case is
not fully and satisfactorily settled.
Pomeroy must have, hoard from
some one that you were engaged for
the prosecution, or else he would not
be SO anxious to settle this little
"unpleasantness" in MS family. 1t
looks that way to me. As tho case
progresses l will keep you posted.
You will find Mrs. Pomeroy's les-
ter enclosed. $685. ,,...,f ~
s Kindly remember mo tor
Respectfully your ob't servant,
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All persons who have acted with the Repub-
llcan party. heretofore. au1 ~ lp fAll accord
part In tho noinanasaoA q deiesates to this
2 e n E 29f4KsnI y 1SAEshb
s 81. 1 I. s ss2rE hasS. f XAESsfGH.
3 ~. W.JUNKIN, n W. HUNPHREY.
j q. II, TOLLlk is. CLARKSON, Chm.
eTAFE CENTilAL COlfNllTEE.
;AArrsneensns are bseng msde with the
fare. AnncanceneAts - % details will be
: made shOFtlv>
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ARs, foMsRof 10 CUTLER.

Os--yHAR 01HDs Vt TSkAvvy1y- StSvRes4gu- Nyf-
the kindly interest Won have taken
in INV affairs. Also permiseion to mn.
.l,ah. nv lstfar6 tn. Won .ak;rr raur
legal sssistanoe. shonld ron dea = e
necesaarv to IA A. =
sI5f.F 80 ANA, A. pomreoy. +
SCI Broadway, Milwaukee,. Wis.
SEQ aisss--..--...,.-,....... - ].
.tnrt.n dee,s.,t,se T.,,,, !. -, IL, 3,
s,s-VGsr., .I SH =
i, rha s,,io,-;.,,y -, 4, ID g.
49, y...,' - oI T., on.0'al sourSes'
gives a 4 s oor rn's't account OF casualties
among Iowa soldiers during, the war r.
The whole statement which. Il H will
he .aab, ;rd,rass n.lv 49,. ,.....,
.;..-.:.n -. =. s.o'o . o'01. :.
- s.o. Wnlon l wale snc cause, immed y;
ately or remotely, OF the individuals
leaving the service, and NOT The
whole number ofswo,,ndsd and n,.;so.
5000 -. 1....t..,.... -
80 ~. ~ 1'0.soI aupng' Sne
snnstou men, 10 ~ follows :sti
Commissioned offers Killed, las;
died Of wounds, "a; died of disease,
,l23; dismissed, 3D.; resigned, 1891
deserted, 2-total, 1890. .','' -
Enlisted Men Killed, aor died 81
wounds 3, 263; did Of disease, 8 400 !;
honorahiv d;soha,cad Ss. 49,, or
sos. -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and died Of
wounds, 3,4eS dred OF disease. S,6S2;
ro.,gIeu la anJ a:as .,ioo aus.
mi re3cars 'desertsdD 3. atn,aI S eu'
as5. 'aa0l7 80 aiaii1 .ss@b -
Ofthe two officers who are counted
e. e, deserters o1e was Lieut.. Robert
w .1n ii Sne.isourg, benton
Con,uanv ri iath Inyln.ry ',s s can =.
tured at the battle Of Shiloh subso.
quently he was promoted 70 Lieu
tenancy. during n,s ,mpr! iSc nm mnent,
ho o ~ y S;sna o.n oalu I'll WIZ
ded him af,sr much nnc,t ~ 10
rcpresen ting the cause of the Union
q hopeless, 70 take the oath OF allie
glsnoe 70 ING Dogna.i .enIederacy.-
rovo,od
- -. -
a GOOD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a.
W. o.uae.' Oh Dss sao'nes' mas Deen
sPPolnseo ana oonnrmed Consul at
singapore brltisn india. Salary.
", ooo per snnum.
MAYOR .. was lst lieutenant OF
Go. b. 10th Iowa. at it's organization
and. subseouentlv arose N I,he
csptaincy Of his combanx and, ,ater.
bore tho same rank in Che va.ar,.n
Reserve C,orns and. VIA. = Ion. !, ma
creditablv ,emnlovad r. a.. 800.
mans Bnre.u al Nav orlasns =
charge If Fraadman,s sohooI. ,r.
was. at h;s = m maj : mi 1hm r,a,vA,.d
Major tor fa;thfn, and nua,r;;,t,or;o,.
serr;Ic.as IzJS ,FhGsslqsw a..
s;nca ; r,,o,tnrrn;n I, ri Dos, gmo;nos =.
has been book-keeper tor Frank
Aliens 'hank..t) " 4 .p9R ~ adi
g Major Studer isaa native Of Ger
many, and is . thoroughly accom-
plished and upright gentleman. He
was faithful, intelligent and cour-
ageous soldier, and fully earned and
will honorably fill the position which
he has Just received. .,i''a
,u;,,;.-. w. ~. -. - !,
the Carpet-bag Senators, who has
very ably represented Alabama for
four years, has sncceeded VIM A
File, - Governor OF New Mexico
de is reputed as prospective son
in law OF Tecnmseh Sherman. He
VIII mako . better governor than
New Mexico over had, and will turn
up United states senator from that
lana OF grea 's''a7' ons OF these days.
-, ---.-. = tipNs. -
w 'os osn u Ho~
~ -, ~ 80 - 80 -. - ~
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Tho Margaret 'OKeefe, OF New
York, who has had Sears, L.. Il. D.,
arrested for rape, sustains tho rela-
tionship Of neico to that distinguish
ed individual. Verilythe world docs
scem to be moving, but entirely in
the wrong direction. Such record
Of villainy and crime as is being de-
veloped nowadays, the world never
witnessed before. What next?
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New Advertisements.

rHEAP ADVERTISEMENTS will insert
~ an advertisement In EIGHT HUNDRED
PER LINE per week. Ono line one week
will cost Six Dollars, Two lines will cost
Twelve Dollars, and Ten lines will cost Sixty
DOllArs. Send for . Printed last. Address
GEO. r. ROWEI4L CO., Advertising Agents
NO. Al Fefk Row. New York. = 4 7 100 = -
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in apsAsN -ataSiaed that she como TO
Not YAH. aid otiSssd -to,take The
case for .hsh without tUbmS 6bSs tion--
,at least III adv6l6us. In reply Mrs.
stosNArqS eAia islat sh1 had made a
Ep0lrte r. n biz VIM her
no If No hsed she
\ sh ! ~ a { accep nv offer.
tsseee nforned thai since
then Y nsde q slnilaf q pr y
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y -. SSisanaA 10 = n, I IN se6+sfssr q
M;lvssSl ,S.d san,,sctad tnc nro,, -
.;e,nn SxYrf ~ 4. 49, ....lt ].
s..,oh hov =. aen s,co o ana Skao agree.ng -
M ~ i. .s, rv,v .;on auu 'Ooo yea' 'ol
.Ex ss~..J3, IsIy o. z,
vhat dsl;c.ts saa,;y - I .hc 49, ~, L .hat
sha would Ss,ssiv - Tr .y1 " -. s -
80 ~, M" 49, IS s.ss. .O. - ICY y
IN
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OyFrcR or RxfUh1.foAN \
III D gfs5 tx5 6rAER CBNrnAA C0AMrTTER
ftit4is fgt5 uEAorN1A, AArch 81 .lS70.)
TIC Tffteenth Annual State Convention Of
the Rcpublioan FsktS of Iowa viii be held ct
xaes AoiseA Wed~esday June 81, II,
commcncn& at IL O'Clock, A. n, for the pur-
peso Of pleOine In nomination candidates FOR
the foaf0Wing O6Acea, viz:
O1t 0dWdtd0$c for Governor,
Nac cGndSdate for LiesstenaMs- Governor;
OHs candidate Iov Jwdgs At tks Skprcsse
O0Nst;
-. One candidate for Superintendent Of
px6iic IMseswctso~s
and the transac4fon Of such other business rs
usaally cemes Sefore the annual meeting Of
the party.
fHe ratio Of rerFeseMtasaon VIII be, one del
egate for eecA organized cu0nty In the state,
and, IN addition thereto, one delegate for
every two hundred votes, or fraction over one
lsuneRcd, cast fBr Ed. Wright for Secretary Of
state, at the election In 1910. The following
+ each cOunty will be 9Atitleds
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Willard W1fner, the best of all
the Carpet-bag Senators, who has
very ably represented Alabama for
four years, has succeeded VIM A
Pile, 81 Governor of New Mexico.
He is reputed as prospective son.
in-law Of Tecnmseh Sherman. He
will mako . better governor than
New Mexico over had, and will turn
up United States Senator from that
land of greasers ons of those DAYS.
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Truss! The Li! HgX yE! ePAAII6N1
a CARD.

. A Clergyman, while residing In South
America as missionary, discOV. red a safe
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases OF the Urin-
airy and seminal Organs, and the whole train
OF disorders brought ON by baneful and vicious
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire "a
benent the afiltcted and Unfortunate, will
send the recipe for preparing and using this
who needs It, free of charge. Address Jos. T.
INAAN. station ID. Bible House, N. Y. City.
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Ottumwa Markets

Corrected by Mon1ARrY 4 M'LAueu11s
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- o o. EN =. H4g- -
Hon. B. r. Bxtler-DEAR .S1R -
Your letter in reference to Mrs. N.
M Pomeroy, dated the. 18th, came
to hand this morning, and in reply
would say that I called, Immediately
at No. 52l Broadway, and had .
very pleasant interview with the
lady. She gave q, complete history
Of her grievances for the past ten
years, with the names Of her. wit
nesses, persons of good standing in
this city. Since she wrote to you
she, consulted IN attorney BY the
name Of Butler. of Milwaukee, who
made . proposition to Pomeroyi for
her TO settle the whole matter for
t20, 1000. This proposal has not been
heard from, whether accepted or not.
Before she will authorize you to pro-
coed she wanted time to see Mr..
Butler, he being . personal friend,
although DESTROYS Of having you
manage the case. By appointment
l will have another interview on
Wednesday next, after which will
write you the particulars in FULL
Any assistance I can render you in
this or any other case Z win gladly
do | am, sir, very respectfully,
your obedient servant.
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Kindly remember mo tO---------
Respectfully your ob't servant,
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12
coal AND RAILROADS.

II must be obvious to every one 'ilat ran.
way running through coal region mas "u'
other lines cannot have. In addition 10 It's eoi s,'
10th local and general such road can be snppied WIN
coal for s own needs at comparatively cheap rates.
matter of no small importance Moreover, whcre eoa Is
shoro rop aras convenient place for its conversion
from or" to usabe shape; and iron and coal being the
nn and ,narrow of rail what immense advanlarrs
st H. line which finds these naerals ready
nj hand ohtanabe at the owest possible pr1cei Nai
H. 80 nr,viJed this country with bountiful supply OF
-, so cience tells al least. and her correctness
<oriaed continually few years PcnDsy lyana was
ooted unon as the great cOabin OF the land ano hcr
xa - have had the best adv vantaCes. Now, howcNer'
coal g. announced in various parts or the Mor,m, IN
Sy"stern states, and their railways must proht py
,sese discoveries later. Among tne Icw
Wcste1 railways that thus advantaSrcusy sitna,eu
The Peoria and Rock Island Road connecting the MIS-
slsslppi AID Illinois ENers, ami forming part o new rev,
short route contemplated to st. Paul. Ills hncy1
les IN length and IL appears from the sur'eas n hd
art of tie rogOn is an irIinehse
Which must be developed before long TO great extent
thereby enricbing the road The amount OF business
done b the line already large, and is ncretsnS W
such All extent that the company have des riE ~ ~
,sue bonds 10 supply the extra equipment ana Duunss
Tnred TO acconinot the traffic offered Anew years year
hence its coal trade cannot fail to be an nOrEn. i'e
and its coal expenses will decrease corrcsrondingy.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12
finantlal

NoTYCE-RsEi;lDjEMPfioN Of $40 BONDS Of
virtue Of the authority given BY act Of Congress a
proved July entitled Az Ae .ao.s ss so:d1s :a o. ss
interest boas below designed knewu m We NE ~
Bcnd- At Of the Uated states ue
on and day Of March 1872 and that ne
sresl OF that day That TO Coupon
known SECOND SERIES act Of Feb ~ lS@ daea nay J.
lgGl, as olows: . ,.,,
Slo0 from No. 10 No u. 3.099 bo1h inclusive
4sol from No. ! 10 No 1884, both inclusive
No. 1 te No. u, IN. both ineiasye
And REGISTERED Iopds of the act. oIows:
so from No. 500 to No. 6s7 both inclusive
1D0, from No. 4.loi 10 No. 5019 both nensve
- from No. 500 u No. 2.48J 10th inclusive
s,.S . from from ssS s &s %S SS S%s IInss,s Insadys
sl",oo, ron NJ. aPlt?E9 3se both inclusive Il.
teen million dollars Coupon Bonds aad ioar million
(sI 900 OQO) dollars Registered Bonds =, . ,,
onds Of the scf Of Peh issued four distinct
,.ss Bonds OF The Of which have been previously
called M rednpou) do the ees degnaton upon tbe
while those Of tie SECOND thir ana ioun sehes A'o o'e"
marked face OF the bonis ,,,.,,.....
nd stes seuns forwarded for redemption should be addressed
ks Loan Division Oce, and all Registered Bonds
sAou1 " GEO y. BOUTWELL, Secret,ry.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12


rive Flou quite tie advance and In fair demand sales Of
Rve Plour Weyern o. 1904 Is State and Penn - 5aea
Corn Meal Is fair request and steady tacs 2o bbi Weqao;
Meal Jsey. 81 Ge3 Is Corn Meal Brre Ss ss a.
Con Meal Western. 70 w Corn mea" Dr. pu " w "" ""
MealWest.W. 3!3 q 10 ,,, = o,... =,
flour demand and firmly hel n OF c'sR
81 s0a IS CO. and Penpsyvania at So 6Sa+3 10 b loo ib
hrs continued SLOW movement ~ 'ne s =.
we largely Of n Cotton Provisions In the chartrne Ie
there was I4 DONE mainly In Petroleum vessels az a
rates The engagements TO tLverpool ny He9m
boxes Bacon by sl7e0 bush Gram ot1 '
Of Cotton at aas3,d SOD lard at 2ss To Lonon2O .s.
Beef and 10 Ssod By steam private terms o 'ans
of Leather at Clover Seed at 40 steam a Dds
Ron ON private terms by sail To hsmburg26 lhgs ON
private terms To ApseTl6O hhgs Ta'low at SI*, s au
British steamship berth for general caro- SpnSCn
nj lump sum The charters British bark win IVY nn
Refined Petroleum. hence Hssre Anxer at S "; Din
h,rk ire hsrcred 0O bb,s Rehnei Petroleum rom rnIde
phs TO port Continent private terms u ao.ci u
bWO bb Refined Petroleum. from port to the continent 70
noted without bark OF $50 uns rom h on
orders, United Kingdom or Csn'nnn WIN 'u cargo
Ilos private terms. ,-., uu,o. ...,.,.
mott hodcs are confident Prices rnned At the close
the dealer spaIt IN te ve~ ,p ucsna
milling There les; Sns"ns aof cboics Green
Bsr &i for No. Milwaukee asg 81 n o. "a %r Zee @ Misb
van B,,lev dull and We be.r Of no Ss 1sey mes
-, I'm, Gr held: sales buh State 81 10 Cahadian
Ii Iothe with short time os are qae' ,m P mh New
%f: ,. M1 81, :. .3s ' s &e':s
latter an the close Rye quiet pnt nm ne @
are aO bush State to arrive Corn hardy % nn tns
mand moeats chiefly though ar i the traH
a., 7s COZ bu,h Western Mixed 36 for NeS on track a m
1Rc sOost opd old ut sfo and I5dEsc In 'ore "eeih
W. Wh,s AZ nc y e the latter very choice from Norfolk
GRAI BkUoxLyN WARE
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12

HAY in limited .and price, have sdr,nsa ana an oe "a t -
I'll La Sc ss,s + s S' e;
,ss s;s;s d: -: e; :: 81: ',.
nj .s2s s .1 e:
parcels have bssp taken receipts nom The n1s are
I S r. ;fSSsH sS ~ s:
:'s az
R:%Se sss.s; H:sss AI ns sssss asSS:i
Gss:s Z. oiss.S ss., w. sss
:S: ;sss. r ass
1a1: gSs S.. csgHss pa oah Rs ssS
% q ..ss: yss sses 81 ssssS s SssSsIa % :ss
s. ss ps.,s s s :'s e s; A. ST. s'ss T
moderately active With prime qualities shade frme sales ' ''
NAVAL sroRBs-sph Tupenne h.: continued in I de%..d
I 81 ssSs .s sSs;: Ss &C.; Ssf pS @
r ss e: s;' - s s;I.s.s
ss price i:s.s s.s . II 10 iS;
's :. .s., % ts s m.
s,.s =; ''' We quote prime Winter
& Ss g, q: e 's; 81 s.n fs
;s'; n e ' sS s ~ r.. <
e: I'd 9;fs; :sf 81 s. s; 10 'f
steady 200 '%,n lot: 4. siss, sa tI pne y, Me- saa
;. q 81 ss I1 NJ: ss @ ss4a
s s;ss I'D .n. f: % he % ss e y H. CITY :sa
e. Co., si::: % iy s; = s:!:; f
Ds ."s as T.: e city, s'n iaa
bb and tc at g. fsr 10 siGsic for Guy,
delivery but ami sales q 7o tcs 9ac for JapI.r
!. ~ % e. 5 & % MY ~ February
o. Nc . .
PETROBUMCde bulk hs been hs With Tqeh coincidence ana
vs . fair Il % Sn s S 's & i % s.s ssas 5eas
IN settlements ~ 65 for Upper and T.! - for do op Lover
ei 6m and has been active the inquiry manly rom
shsr Of 900 bbla 24c 900 bba (c0Lact a. 23
900 bh December 23t and soo6bls buyer all mont 2
Asd EaphAa at u3dl9c In Pbsoephs snes
Of 1900 bills December at 10 80.
RICE srsther quiet bat prices eontnue held sales 10
Cona sas bss East India 81 for RansoOn aud ~
7sc. for Pstna.
Mexican and $50 do Cucoa receipts hare bsen ~
bales with good demand saes af9
I0O0 American $3.50 Vera Cruz 10 and 1000 TeIas
verS Cruz and 81 DO from Para We quote:
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12

The following arc the earnings Of the Central Pacific
railroad Company: For the month Of November 1871,
ess sa November 1870 s7sia increase this year over
1870 s12 $40 Earnings first II months ISL r.
first IL months 1870 tA1a2s; increase this year o'''
1s7o, N,ssi,9e.
The Central Railroad Company Of New-Jerscy mas oe
clared quarterly dividend Of 2i per cent also an 90
dividend Of per cent both payable and after ~
The philadelphia stock market was steady to-day.
PENNSYLVANIA g. Sd Issue. sod at 1os!; Phadep"" ""
Erie Railrusd. Is; Reading Railroad si; ana
mia Rairoad ssa. Gold closed at ITO.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12

IS e 81 s a..: o. n: =. =. ; - "a II ~: y:
Rc:s ~: III ~. Hse@ 49, HS:. sss Ats 2 Sss:
4 u Fl III Fl: La M ss .sI s Be- g.. o. a::::: s
1H pii. s..ss; iesnS S.ss.aE - res. SS.ls: no.'
hIds ssCs 90 bses S . ~ ssi, Il; Sbis Grsss A.
ples SOS Esssk Tea = Md Tsbeso 3 bsses ssd easss
basse, 90 balss 1Sw, - balU Wsss ~ bhk WAisiy
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.
UrtQ0pRAN hARRRFs.

BURoPBAn hARKsTr:
% the The .eoaa u.i.sd sTS.y e Ssna: e. Ss isss a.
S:is.;:s ri =, ' De- JUNK s' nrsrv-v ssaA o,....
" p..s' - ~ De- Sc n. a-S..... - o,..sa so 20.
IL. Z: s,s: Ss s:p sp.Sa =; H
due va s:s: s.sa mad. Is a y. ~
Go%Dos Dec INV nconsoh sv meme. nt sors ...o.,
dss 5psa: aldsiIss oI.,s: iSt; =: :. Is ees: Is
.sa .as = -. s.s3 a = 1 s: s Tor
vs.rool, Dec Il-2S n-Bss 7l cwt for fss Western
- &. Ut si:''f
u.. s . 8: M I'm. s: I, Phs me
vEnro3l, .S Coc: closed .ea,s ..a nd i.er m d I'd ID
Gig a va MILLING :. 90 a.. % OF the si
'T I-Dss Dss.1 Dee f.: I'll t'si:.ss $ ss. c''
qrs ss pre-. well " s"Sa. @ ss1
Ss h1ss:' nd Eti; oas
k & g. sss.T "aos 'ss:sf s
L.; sssn III :,. 1:s.'s sn::,s
az s; &: ss; t: s:;
E sss % aa ss: WiI r. ssss i'1'' and
I,s 8: % AND, 81 % s %s sS W.. at
s $ i: % es:s es i H'; s. Ss %a:' sSi s:s .sAs 's
e; Pr%: yest. % c,'s, ssSSss sssss Corn s; Me-,
; Ss sss. sss ss SAs.s :. g. Sisf e
sss.
S ,Isssa ss %st;; ss; ST. e s::H
.s, A%s;1 rs1'i1 sss %a 81 . ~
OF 9ss:: s:.s: ..::as e s: s: 1884,
Wheat bush Corn 100 buih Data sAipnens-0o ss'A
VIII ~ e. s.n:s xs:: ?: !. ,..:, :.s
,ns:. rs:. No. a. sis Con M @
& r. & ~ M g :s! s's'as
e.: +. y:
asac ~; small Io.s s,ss5Ic Crude am !. ss "a.
sssrH soa Dse Sc bSs S'ss
clear Side id'e Bscon-No demand Lard dull and @0efns
E 81 81 " VT & e.:s; M
DEE .iTs snS tending Sp Asss .'tS
1s & ss :sR SIS & TO- s.s s s s.s sss '''e'
s. ess' s:.. ~ s9'is ss! Il, s
:s: ;s rs. s sS.,. bale: sas S as.I S Low
mSns, Ds res Ss
S B G ss,ss s. . srs ,:,s :as x, m
Lor. Dec cSs,on inn MaDs,; ise saoe, s,a,s
% aI I:a Il s s... net ::ssi :.fG M
bales. ptadN,es
SAvASxAH L-Coon buoyant active and s,ted; Maone
mi.c 81 bales; cs bales; stock. S. a45 bales ~
ArousrA Dec -Cot,n fm In fair demands hiddhnS AS*c'
rece pts 700 bales; ssles, 900 bales- ..,..o ,..
Dec -Couon Mddlngs 20t 02oc net feeepu
bales gross 2 bales sales GOO bales stock 7o oaes s1po''
MoHmR Dec iCoon active e1ci,ed accurate qaoao.s
cannot be given Mdings lsdl9t: receipts 'is .
nortso Great Britain bacs 500 bsles stock
CnaRIEsToN Dec il-Coon 6rm Mddhngs lsf0 me- re.
ceipts bsle; erporscoastwise LAT bses" -" "''
stock 1855 bales. ,.,,w..
prt ,nxrpHn Dee Cotton strong: Midding 2oS
Mxurr Dec l-Coton and exceii Mddhnxs stc fe'
eeipi. 3,j25 bales
rrrrAIo LIVE STOCK MARKET-DEc H. ,,,
UoesRsrrpts vesten.sy sud to-day o. hel the mr.et
,ctye ,as Of 5000 head ~ T!dS4 81 for Medium TO 1ood
- bSd 81 so for Choice.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12

HDRS-Ovirg wind. Of the ei2 crsos rave
arrived from though there unite o
due and receipts hcn cofnei 10 small c o M c
yors amounting the aggregate to Z iime ans' ~ w. "a
fde, and C5 bales reducing the in 6fst han 10 @ Hoes ana
$40 bales Wet Sse1 ids-Wc note sale OF small pAc o W
Rio (rsn The demand Sanshr and al h
nrcs Dry HesWe have had OF ls DESCRIPTION Tor
time past good lots would sell readily on asi@ 'u lsue We
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12
TANNER g. Co.. Bankers. No. II Walls
BANKING HOUSE OF JAY COOKE & Co.
NEW-YORK, DECEMBER 11TII. 1871.

NEW YORK. DECEMBER 1lTli. lo'l
The Secretary Of the Treasury, in continuance Of
his past policy has issued notice, calling IN Tor re-
demption $4,000 900 additional of the 5-2Os.
The fact is generally admitted that the Funding OF
ALL the 5-sOs into Bonds bearing LOWER RATE OF
INTEREST is only question of time, and the public
will therefore recognize the importance of an I'M
MEDIATE EXCHANGE of 520s at theirpreScnt premium
into other securities ENTIRELY SAFE, and yielding
LARGER INCOME.
We offer to holders of 520s in exchange the FIRST
MORTGAGE LAND GRANT 40 GOLD BONDS OF THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY. which we
recommend to our friends and the public generally
as among the Safest and Most Profitable Securities
On the market.
One thousand dollars i'll currency, invested now in
Northern Pacifcs will yield in ten years, in Gold.
81 73O while it is also practically certain that at the
end of ten years 7-30 Northern Pacific Gold Bond
will stand at least 10 per cent higher in the market
than 6 per cent. Gold Bond equSaiy secured.
JAY COOKE & Co.
OFFICE OF MEssRs. GEO. z. ROwEIL & Co.'S Ameri-
can Newspaper Advertising Agency, Al Park Row.
The increase Of our business in Financial Advertising
has compelled us to place this department under
the supervision of gentleman of many years ex-
perience III Wall-st, who has aided III placing some
of the more successful Railroad Loans We offer
special facilities for giving publicity to Railroad
Bonds and other Securities in the country and city
newspapers. Our establishment, which is the larg-
eat in New York. conducted on the plan Of minute
daily scrutiny of all financial advertisements so as
to check the intrusion Of errors, and TO secure as
good position as is desired by the advertiser.
Advertisements and paragraphs can be prepared
and written by us without any charge. Pamphlets
and prospectuses, illustrated by maps or cuts, for
facilitating the negotiation of loans also got up
by us on reasonable terms and at short notice
We shall be happy TO supply any Information, with
estimates and printed slips Of any contemplated ad
Vers'Sements- GEO. l.. RowEJL e. Co.
NEW YORK. Dec. I. 1871.
EIGHT PER CENT F1,sr MogrGAGE GOLD BONDS
OF the MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROAD Co.. in
dorsed by Alabama. $1,000 mile on n conpleted
road. Particulars on application For sale at o.
anu accrued interest by SOUTTER & Co..
So 3William-st.
BURLINGTON CEDAR lRAPDs AND Mrxyrsor,
SEvKk PKR J9kkT GOLD SINKING FUND BoSns for
saas at 70 and interest BY HENRY ClEws e. CO..
No. @ Wsll-sts HeB-YQEk.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12

SCGAkThee Raws 10
large hole1 would the quote to good
Refining t9}e saes 43o hds for St Croix aud ubs $40
o or Porto Rco and go A,Ala private terms Refined ac
inactive: e quote Harts OF Etc
sRRDS-Co req,eA snd niles 100 bag At
c for OHIO rB III 0i2c for Indiana Timothy aud Faxseed
dull and nompxL
sTEARIN Q IND at 81 spot
TALIOw steady nquiry Of l73Oo b at sfu9c
for prime.
WHISKY dull and easier sales Of 22O bbla al 81 for rop boun
New-York tribune., 1871-12-12
THE MARKETS.
Icarefsliy repsrsed for Taa Tsrnuxs =

ICarvfuly repestod for Taa TRrnuNIt
MoxDAr. Dec. II. 1871
AsIJBs-No receipts today Pos IN fair demand 6rm
nso "a 20 Pearls less plenty and lm ss ell
COfTON-Spot has ruled more active closing very advances
.. have been al1 Saturday EVENING" Of which s1 vrre
n, 1910 for consumption LIS for speculation snd 500 in trsn
W becs IN scs dm,nd and buoyant closng excited
uron two large lures and lac hshe Sale A.
follows on q basis Of Low Aiddlns. We qaoe