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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-02-17
The Solar Eclipse.

A writer in the Gentlenaan'S 1NQga2tne
estimates that sum hardly less than
100000 has been expended upon the
observations OF the recent solar eclipse,
while hundred or more eminent men
of science have devoted to it months OF
patient labor. 1t is gratifying to us as
Americans to know that more than half
the cost of the observations has been
borne by the United States; and the
pride we may reasonably take in the
fact is certainly not lessened when we
consider that no immediate practical
advantage can be gained by the expen-
diture; that the sun pays no dividends
to the astronomer, and will not ripen
one acre more Of the farmers wheat for
all the triumphs of the spoctroscope.
Whether the outer environment OF the
sun is mist or glowing white hot mat
ter, seed time and harvest will pass in
their accustomed succession, and with
their average results. But for the glory
of teaching posterity why the sun
shines, we might well expend five times
the money that was devoted to this
eclipse.
From the accounts that have reached
us of the observations we may fairly
infer that they were less satisfactory
than those of the eclipse last year. The
weather was unfavorable, a jealous cloud
obscured the two luminaries, the greater
light that rules the day and the lesser
light that rules the night-at the golden
moment, the precious ''two minutes
and a quarter" of their coincidence.
But enough was accomplished by the
commission to confirm Sechi's theory Of
continuous spectrum at the edge OF
the sun. The scientific journals Of
America and England will soon give US
the full report, and all parties interested
in the matter must await its appear
ance.
SAVE LITTLE.-Every man who is OBJ
liged to work for his living should make
it point to lay up little money for
the srainy day." which we are all liable
to encounter when least expected. The
best way to do this is to open an ac-
count with savings bank. Accumu-
lated money is always safe; 1T IS always
ready for use when needed. Scrape to-
gether five dollars, make your deposit,
receive your bank book, and then re-
solve to deposit given sum, small
though it be. once a week, according to
circumstances. Nobody knows, with
out trying it, how easy thing IL Is 10
save money when an account with the
bank has been opened. With an ac-
count man feels desire to enlarge
his deposit 1t gives him lessons in tru-
gality aud economy, weans him from
his habits Of extravaganza, and Is the
very best guard in the world against IN
Temperance, dissipation and rice.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-02-17
NO. 2S.


Frosty is the morning;
But the sun is bright,
Flooding all the landscape
With its golden light.
Hark the sounds of laughter
And of the voices shrill
See the happy children
Coasting down the hill.
There are Tom and Charley,
And their sister Nell;
There are John and Willy.
Kate and Isabel
Eyes with pleasure beaming,
Cheeks with health aglow;
Bless the merry children
Trudging through the snow!
Now hear them shouting,
Ready clear the track -
Down the slope they're rushing
Now they're toiling back.
Full of fun and frolic,
Thus they come and go.
Coasting down the hillside,
Trudging through the snow.
Nursery.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-02-17
DY S . p SRA.

Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic is prepared expressly for
Dyspeptics and those suffering With habnai & & COS
splendid appetizer it strengthens the stomach and
restores the digestive organs to their healthy state.
Weak and dyspeptic persons should
Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic. For sale by druggists.
Price 81.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-02-17
DQDCEVs9EE HOTEL,

MAIN STREET, DODGEvILLE, WIS.
vi This is q large. new and commodious house;
opened the 4h of July, 1868 1t is fitted up in good
stvle and supplied with every modern convenience.
Good stabng and Lock up Carriage Houses and every
accommodation for Travellers and Boarders; Having
persons to any part of the county. He has always in
stock, Pure Wines and Liquors of the best quality
Terms reasonable.
RICHARD ROGERS. Proprietor.
RS The. proprietor has l6o acres of good timber
land for sale.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-02-17
w TN z OF LaIEI.s G.

The great Blood Purifier and delicious drink, War
ner's Vinum Vita, or Wine Of Life, is free from any
those who require a stimulant 1t is splendid appe-
tizer and tonic, and the finest thing in the world for
cious article offered to the public far superior to
brandy whisky wine. btters, or any other article 1t
young or old can take the Wine of Life 1t is in fact
life preserver Those who wish enjoy good health
The Wine of Life 1t is different from any thing ever
before in use 1t is sold by druggists. Price 81, in
queTt bottles.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-02-17

RISE When the birds are
fying over, and the fowler lies in wait
for them, if they fly low, at every dis
charge Of the fowler's gun some fall,
some are wounded, and some swerving
sideways plunge into the thicket and
hide themselves. But you will find that
Immediately after the first discharge OF
the gun the flock rise and fly higher.
And at the next discharge they rise
again and fly still higher. And not
many times has the plunging shot thin
ned their number before they take SO
high q level that it is in vain that the
fowler aims at them, because they are
above the reach of his shot. When
troubles cume upon you, fly higher ;
and if they still strike you, fly still
higher. And by and by you will rise
so high in the spiritual life that your
affections will be set on things so en-
tirely above, that these troubles will
not be able to touch you. So long as
the shot strikes you, so long hear the
word of God saying to you, " Rise
higher;
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-02-17

The MARBLE to be used in ornament
ing the colonnades. desks and tables of
the New York State Capitol building at
Albany. is of a compact crystalline red
stone, enclosed in white lime rock and
very difficult to obtain in large masses.
1t is, however, stated to be the most
beautiful and valuable marble for orna-
mental purposes to be procured in this
country or in Europe. 1t is brought
from Warwick, n. j.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-02-17
WARNFR'S
PILE R { vi E D Y.


Warmers Pile Remedy has never failed (not even in
to the worry worst of Blind, Itching
or Beeding Piles. Those who afflicted should inn
mediately call their druggist and get Warmers Pile
Remedy 1t is expressly for the Piles and it is not
commended to any other disease. 1t has cured
many of thirty years standing. Price one
dollar
For sale by Druggists everywhere.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-02-17

CARBoLIc ACID FOR WoUNDs.-M. De
Clot gives it as his experience, during
the present war in Europe, that wound
ed soldiers may, without injury, remain
unattended to forty eight hours, # ne
cessarv. provided that the wounds are
covered with lint or linen, and Kept
moistened with solution containing
three per cent. of carboilc aciu' he
also says soldiers may be protected
against typhus, dysentery and other
similar diseases, by giving them, morn
and evening, wine glass of carbolic
water containing not more than hall
per cent. of the acid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-31

liz . sale. on private terms the ruling price nc Tor No
S Al kr No osts dull and higher sales Old State at SIZE
SnS s , Ave quiet and unchanged Corn firm and
rs al ee higher tsdto Pors higher and fair demand
Clear sss Avg Fou firm and in fair dcm,ud Family ss 80
90 oue and unchanged Other Grains quiet and unchanged
Port lue, unchanged 70 Is asked sales Lard dg ard
sides ssd6c; Ccar-Bb Sides 6G Clear Sides, Ga IS Bacon
opiy limited jObbng demand Shoulders eie Clear b ssles sold
- sdsi 80 the bulb Of the sales - 0a$i 90 WHISKY in TAR
demand at DC ~, y
Mx,d 6sc White roc Oats Sc Bran O5 Hay-Prne, 81
Ses 5ias Sugar Cured Hams-Choce i4a6c Lard ar Teee
ioic kegs llGlI.e Sugs dnj fsf We r w III ced 20
09 Choice glc Coaee-no stock Exchange Bank seIng
I22l; New-York sight lprewium- Gold ma All. ala,
100 bush No 2Wen, IN lots, al Soc Oats dull sales ~
No Western at SOC. Bye hell at Ne Port dn4 4ir a.
Si9ac for Oats to SevYorf shipmel-slsS2 bush w6esti
6ibb Flour; lg 26l bush Whea' 2Ss59i bush Conn., 1880
bush. Oats; 1926 Rye 60. -
& Sr Avg IS, S..I s J ws Rs si,' 8 g
Michigan, Al 81 Amber Mchigsn n No Red ~ ~ No be,
illinois % Com steady moderate demand High hred pc
Low MIe white $50 No Grade 4so Oats dn ma IN
Bpfslo DC 10 Oswego Recepts-2)0a bbls Flour l4"O
bush Wbeai 900 bush Corn and a. COZ bush Oats 20
hhl Flour 72oOo bush Wheat LOO bush OoFn anu '''
CTrcAeo Aur 9oFiour steady and unchanged whea-No
Spring ~ 2sl cash Al 30 seller August 10 me s Com
sr and fairg active; No closed steady at 4 IN e her
frmsr 45i G6c Oats e1ser No 4 M toad al 8 IT,
Provr aser and unchanged Hogs opened iatV an mi
doll " "a lOa - o. Cst's aqa Ss o sbs Flow Is c00
irsb eat 2i2 O0 hush Corn g2OO hush Oats. l4C0 bush
Rye q ~ P0R WR $50 oo bush Corr 75s bush Oats
5000 bush rive 200 bush. Barley, and 40" Hogs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-31
H0RSE IND ,CARRLAGE MARKET
NEw.YoRK. "Wednesday. Aug 30. 1871.

NETWORK. Wednesday, Aug. 30. 1871
No transactions of any interest or Importance
took place in the horse market At the town sale sta
blos business was very dull, and IN : Bulls Head
Market sales were confined 10 small mbeT or WORK
horses. Prices are still unsettled. Fo 1ge ana street
car horses figures have undergone but 20 GRANGE am
are varying between $40 and ss5 per a. Heay} diat
horses with plenty OF muscle and bone re IN Cpou ue
mand. and command firm prices; " are valued AZ
present at from 500 to 81 900 per pair Few strictly
me pairs OF carriage horses have thus appeared III
the market, wherv they range at from 81 10 s2uOPt
pair Horses Of higher value frequ, calien IOT'
put there are now hardly offered wor ne last ilen
uohed hgres, and Judging FROM inform non receiver
from ne interior OF this state and nom the west th u
put niue prospect for city buyers having IaiEo seec
toh OF ta and stylish coach horses 70 e from our
ing tue coming Fail trade For fast ro lJrses Drlsk
ueInahd Is expected after eT Season shall nave
sHneu pack from the watering places hat class OF
nuyeis VINO can afford to pay for mere sure horses
FROM h,WS 10 N,5Oo are common figm road horse
that VIII trOt III 255 or EiO while rstc 1yer-tbat
can snow go ana has no recOrd-wlll command almost
any price rom $4,000 upward. Judging from the prepare
lions which are making for the sCptcrn er number
OF The Htb 1.-THE wen-knOWn Carria Builders
monthly, the next number viii he az unusually in
teresting one. Among the drafts which includes are
four sleghs, one Of which, pony sleigh Nth rumble,
appeared 10 Us uarkably graceful - outlines.
From the sOwncss OF the trade IN sic last year,
builders holding of as long possible q year and
these drafts will be In time for II them to put
shape for the coming Winters sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-31
COTTON MARKETS.

30.-(OttOn frmer Low Nl0lhhfs' ''iC
ETINoEy Aug 3l-Coon quiet, but im hddng' NC net
receipts - e gross OO bales eEOrts-coawise 70 bales sales "
bales; stock, 9j5 bales. AIN -. -. -
SAyANNaH Aug 30Coton strougi Low Mddng lIt net re-
llg baesi stock, JJt5 bales
MEwPHrs Auc 3.-Cotton snd 6m; Mddhugs lstc
LvEsroN Aug. 3Cotton que Good Ordinary loioi net TO
ceipts i4l bales sales go bales STOCK, ll7l bales.
lUGusTA Aug. 3Coton finn Mddhng II3ci net recelps ~
bales ssles. 10 bales. 1900 -.-.-
g. bales; sales. ~ bales; stock 1880 bales
PHIApHLPHA Aug 3.-COtt0n dnn; hd0ngs, Islct -
BosrOS yCotoH quiet; Mddngs bic; net receipts ~
bale gross % bales sales 800 bales stock, 800 bales
WILMINGTON 3Coton steady Mddngs loi net receipts
10 bales; sales u bales; stock. !s5 bales.
NoRyoLK Aug 3Coton Quet MddTnrs 17c net receipts
Ia bales; eYports-ooswise. bales; stock bales
Aug 30COtton in good demand M1ings. ~ a
lo receipts $50 bales 400 bales exports TO Great Britain
T53 bales: sales SO bsesi stock, 81 $50 bales
CHARLESTON Aug 30-Co,on fn Mddngs lci net receipts,
90 bales: sales 100 bales; stock 2. t3i bales
1T IorIs Aug 3l-Cottou steady; Mddings l8dl8Ic
LOUISVILLE Aug 3OCoitor fmer not higher Mddhngs lSlc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-31
First Mortgage
SINKING FUND
LAND GRANT BONDS
OF TnB
ST.JQSEPH AND DENVER CITY
Railroad Company,
WESTERN DIVISION.
be bad from the uni-rgued through the
principal banks and banker o. the Uniei States,
IS DENOMINATIONS oP $1,000, $500, and 500.

Thes. bad uni-guei or through
principal banks and banker o. the Uniiei sta,es,
IL DENOMINATIONS oP $1,000, $500, and 500.
They thirty o) year, bearing Eight Per p e)
Interest l5-dss Of Pebnsr7 year
Principal and Interest payable in Gold The Principal
Interest In New York London aud Frankfort Main free Of
They Coupon Bonis but converted Regis
tered Bonds ard e able and accrued interest payment or
the Coupanr land sales The payment principal
and ouF the CompAnys lads granted
by United states 1866 lying the line 4 this road and
ing l5O 900 the railway Of the Western Division extending
from Marye Kansas to Junction Sh Union Pa6 Bosd Fort
Keaey II 10 miles together the Equipments sppe
tanning Franchises. Rights Of WAY and PERSONAL property
The mortgage made the Farmers Loan aud Trust Company OF
New-York, a. TTuseeA
The Bnhirs are amply projected sv the term, Of the Mortgage
Deed which prohibits sae o. the Company lands les.
q dollars per release Of the lien this Mortgage upon
any portion purchase money paid Trustees who
are AUTHORIZED apply psyen. Bonds either
BY puh.s. sinking Fund for weir redemption maturity
This eInguish ID del leave the railway and equip
menis free security the paymeat Of heso Bonds therefore
beyond oil contingency.
Holders Of 2JI especially desire be pail Of
By Treasury Department exchange their Governments or
these Bonds a q good and Substantial PROFIT
The OF the line OF the St Joseph and Denver City Railroad
is commanding the fact that it is practical eIten.
sion wewad Hannibal ard St Joseph the next Land Grant
road after the Illinois Joseph an Denver City R
road fed at Is terminus Isl Joseph by RAlTa7 lines coming
direct from Hannibal Louis Chicago and local roads onverng at
St. Joseph Its therefore secured It's connection With the
Union Pacific opens through middle route across the continent
This reelected in the fact that the cusa
titles and kilograms which have received daring the few ds
The Bonds have been for sale applying these Securities indicate The
quick response American peon support oin'erua Improve
nert, while at the same time they make good investment
Price present OF ard secued Interest 10 currency
Circulars pamphlets documents &c furnished upon spp ca
ton.
Erp..ags relating Bonds free Marketable Securities received
in exchange.
We have great expense the etamoh Of tbs property ara
the bonds and mortgage ssed til. investments Ia this Lou
Will not only be profitable We base calculations on the iaei
that Mortgage Bonds OF this Company 'he Eastern 7so1
lately successfully placed firm n hsv advanced to O2 and 40
making them rule at lo nearly ten per cent a47AH'e
Under al Circumstances urbeytstngy recommend them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-31

PHA1rpA Aug 3l-Fonr ess sci--; susri. c - 20
W0u. Family, eat luaua and ONO
90 q tla ~ Wheat held tmy; Red Ven. 81 ga 81 30
Amber VI sea 81 a White : SD ~ he'd 15c. Corn
acl Bsrs 600 M1et f2l,3c. WHIT az Coffee Le firmly
~ e. b 1iatc. gold S4 luei trt 50 kell1g Cuba, 81 n
y fe',elm steady Cra lci Reta y WHISKY higher at
BLTlScsg Aug 20 Cotton scarce sa1 bot quiet Row Md.
eius daiaie Flour trn and u good w Wheat quiet ard
se@d'i An'ef SO 81 a.. Red. Conn : ZjaSl u.s.
f'un'yi'sna ~ - - Cora fuasf " sou,teu al g.
2" yellow Co. ~ oats. SQ5c Pro- 90 uchaageL WHISKY
Osvgeo Aug g-Fo1r rood dsnsp o. ,rse, steady sale.
-, bD ~ iJr NJ spnlg; : - ~ r. Winter 81 70
" White Winter. % p fof boa.e IRA VI unchanged; sses
$50 busL No Milwaukee C7ab s. DO a. 81
yorr stfalgs s 500 bush. No limos Corn Meal
= Ed - = 'ot Untoted, hlled UNCHANGED sbors
.H@s1s s5ips'qrs s4~tEf Mdfur go = tun. H.gh.
E' % J S fis'sS. Z o. Sr.r ssest Sei Corn
seN fOrt kslioad fregl,s-lOHr Essen a. to
20 % Albany SSc Receipts b. Lske)o b1h Wheat sIe GO
i-st Lamher Shipments b. Csla-l laS Wheat IS o. t5S
DaL aS,y iee Lumber The @! 6aB "a te canal f
esn.aea va - follow: l5i 900 bnst wei s O6 isb 90
NsV'y Dlsh Oais lot0J bush BaIleg. Sts ma kys -'
81 LOUIS Aus SPOur veTy dali T,,sg suer5se "a -saa
nmtf Ltlfa - LSdS4 60; Winter Bohis Pr a. ~, ~
aAss u Dc easier No Red a eleTs q I5; No. VIM. III
a. Igt q Con- cu sIl ulehsIssa Ni IN Jun an i.t o.
50 hI-1 sse.ed % &c. Barley doa an etses gsss. ,
:. ssls NO hpunsl foc Rye sowt so T,s 1'gbvir. ti
- 1'Jc Iooseco steady Hemp N Ii go Tsg' ul,
10 sssd pors fru s3. .,isss.s n ~ falsI
- ha5aders 90 Clear hl8 sA,s, 1S (.ss 49,. i.
Ohelr side BUYER September, Al Lard gbs cis S e
- tIIl 81 "a - 50 for y Ctss -
ia 81 ~ hstEes ~ IS RY,st stGbb PIor q "a
ALsise4t so 6aah- Com, lzfOo - Oss iSSgIap a.
,kys soulatA -Whett unchanged eh yoeEalpg S.S.nd
- o. lT Bee ssAIs. Ogs tG I. az ssrsy more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-31
wA,HrSeros D. G., Avg 30 ls7l;
ITO CONTRACTORS for LAYING WATER,

PROPOSALS will be received y me nnltsshsu
- si.t ., lie drssuh (5h DAY Of September 1911 AZ hr
ettIous Board Treasury Department for The A1g " ,e
OF Columbia OF nine millions ~ ~ ~ ~ p' "
W,,sy Pipss Sop-Cocks ami Special Ca'sngH -, -.
Tn nt Wor divided into iour divisions Ahl proposals WI" DC TO-
,.,-t a. he Wbo or lunber Of DIVISIONS A.,
Each bier before making h. 6d must post A. we ~, %
pa So ~ ons thousand doa security that be viii enter into
@ 49, ooso according 20 the specifications Ihe money %
viii he returned unsuccessful bidders when NE eohAe'
a, when be completes MS contract
viii be- required forfeit dollar tsl day 70.
- a. pr 81 pipe special casting aud ssocoeA beyond
To- L fr ayug pipes ui b. recyef except " ihe printed
b lr. specifications and ioru Of contract iud any
can had Application IN person OF ~ letter 70
Caici kasineeI, NAsha gtou AgaotacI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-31
prYp,1o11vF STOCK MARKRT-Are. %

Cs,Cnr the heavy receipts l against 37 last Wek
dull The demand for good qustr and the ~
of common sales head Indians
ill 10 4I7 10 head do averaging 80 n at Sos 81
illinois averaging IS 2! % Kentucky, averaging lb n
81; l7 Ohio ranging from LIZ to LIB 10 at - Sya %
supply liberal but holders and above the Yew
bDvers Lambs Oh ;e sales sheep averaging b. at ~
2O Michigan averaging IS No. 5 04 Indiana averaging ~ ~ at
81 2iO state averaging lG5 No. u.s. 1874 Canals ranging non
ms 10 ISL N a. I 293j Canada lambs ranging from 81 to
ID at 80 Hog dali and lower sales 2o4 head at - @6d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-31
prCrIpTS OF PRODTCF.

PEI Norm Ei,er e''t s Sa N' -7s b,ie. Cotton 70
& Copp yg pgs Dd Fs az ibis Egg 10 M 3t con-
Nyta. : bush Oats l't ~ 1fs
80 81 bsgs FisI seed q bbi Beam 70 ee Cor d ea 30
'fn me ~ T..ttr 81 bales Mos bbls SplT Iurpentue
K.n Bl3 PKG. Oh Cake, p los Pors ~ 2kgA bee ~
- ~ 49, f1e tkgs pkg Seaun, .ii+9 Peg Butter
safs t Cts.s p ptg Tsov 50 bl Lsrd OIL pkgA Rice
'o -cs boI,. httbests Tea ~ BIDS Tobacco
pss sses Tobacco rs bblS WhE % ba Wool 1JI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-31
Proposals.
pEPARrxEyr oF raE INTERIOR PESsoS OEEcE
wasHrSoToy D. C., Aug 1871.

--1 -, ---It I.rIr-I f----
y until the l September lprOumo) ior eigLt
aud 1900 o LITHOGRAPH CHECKS Tor The u,e e sol'
Agencies tifiy. nine NUMBER for the ycr o4 SAAP ~
AZ this Once or al o. ;. Pension Agency -, - A.
Bach be accompanied by Nriten guarantee JILL
bi, ,b two comp.ient suees hat the bidder eugae m We
81 thographng sud has the requisite iaer' gI we
ance Of the contract for which bid made IN 'el9i
H. nro.I and ,r,n, should sgpscubed With The place o res
denoe Of the sgners and the proper iae q. 100000
--''e-' 'SNf ~ Commissioner OF PENSIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-31
r1,-r srncE MARKETS.

,r,,xv.,.v tgg GTare ~ or 800 cattle arrived
on Tu-,av sJhi 2 Ie1Ans o. . e"t az sa
30 ,,. a. q.c 1o ew There free arrivals OF sheIl am
i 49,. tUt mud stock came % late ah1 .oi sOsl Ir
- nesri, uohsrge5 veal 294 Canada lambs 90 ~ sel
4l stste 81 n al DE 100 Ono sheep, 81 10, ote
a. s. ID h. 81 and O. al 4sc hogs are qHe'
grnsr ouotstans arrivals moderate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-31
THE TEXAS CATTLE TRAD

C-sa Westsrn STOCK Yards-Joha fTs,land, Proprietor
AntEvE Ksns Aug 2lBeef Catte-The transactions IN Gait
since last report have not been as bsk az ne previous Nt
wn are holding prices The market will probably not be
much better until the opening packing The number Of
cattle Of al grades sale Abilene and We have sales
yards quote be shipments iof he NeeA eHus "o
Aug 2t 10 900 head
CaeTbe market for stock cattle remains unchanged HON a
weeks report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-31
Albany LrMRER MARKET.


shipments sctVe ue
so-tmen good the supply Is not large FTegh are as follows
To York 81 So 70 Norwich and Mddeown ~ ~ to Bndge-
mort and Newave 81 Hartford and Providence So TO Phla
depha - hard The receipts al the Col
lec,e Office during follows Va Erie Canal lj4
feet Of J8j NJ Shingles Champain Canal 5@ OJi
feet Of Lumber Tie following the ruling at the principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-31
cuIcAco LIVE STOCK MARKET

e. al go 10. &7' Sheen 0' mpe for Cstt duI abd
little than nominal prices being anything is Nelker
medium good - 90 - toi
sbpg S5d IS 40 moderately scye closing weak at - IL
a "a IS. Coed 10 choice Sheep 81 5Oa 81 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-31

TNIIE INTEREST on the FIRST M0RTG AGE
1 BONDS Of the SELMA, MARION AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD
COMPANY Endorsed BY the State Of Alabama due Sept will be paid
dsie,
HENRY CLBWs Co.. % WApst ny
ILLINOIS REGISTERED BONDS, also other
= RII., nanLer. N I-..t -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-31
Dividend Notices.

THB CHICAGO ALrOS RAILROAD Co
sErRKrAKI's OYYICE. CHICAGO, liz. Aua !, ls7L !
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.-Th Stock
o. hereby
u that CASH DIVIDEND FIVE PR CENT, free OF Govern
n, ha. been declared Preferred and Common Stock Of this
the last months payable AZ the once
Comranv, Messrs NJ Jesup Company No 70 Lib
EeY0 tie sth iaY September next to holder, who
REGISTERED the business hours The 18th inst
h transfer closed and reopeno for Transfers
On tie 5h September " NJ LARRABBB Secretary
MosrCLAIR RAILWAY Co, Is Nissau-st
VNHE COUPONS and REGISTERED INTER
EsT due Sept T. ISL Mortgage Bonds OF this Company
Will he pau the oGee LEONARD. SHELDON Fos-
TER 10 will,. on and after that !le.
n Low Treasurer
OFFICE oY STERLING FBH Tvs. Co.
ii5 BKoADwAY EEw-fORK, Aug 9, 1871,
T'HE Board of Directors have this day de-
clsr- SENl-ASSUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER ChAI tree
" 20 ~ jaw ANDREW l. soULARD, Secretary.
MoSrGoypRY Ala, August % 1871
THE COUPONS of the MONTGOMERY and
Il EUFAULA RAILROAD PIRST M0RIGAGB iht OEHI
GOLD FONDS, Gue September j. Ill VIII be PAN on ana I V
ess application A. the Bansirg House Of
V' " T L. MOUNT Treasurer