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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-04-08

weight, stamping, etc., it is most excellent
imitation. The total lack of ring to the piece,
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-04-08

The Appeal rejoices that the undivided ne
gro vote gave the Republicans 81 majority in
the late NArysyille election. Rejoice not! An
undivided negro vote of 80 gave the Republi-
cans 80 majority in Hamilton, White Pine
county. last Spring, and the Democrats carried
the town by a majority quite as nrge in the
Fall Decent white men soon sicken of such
association. Carson Register.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-04-08

WoMAS SUFFRAGE.-Th hen convention late
ly held in Chicago made the happy discovery
and announcement that women already have
the right under tue Constitution TO vote, and
that the effort TO enforce is to be made i'll the
courts. We trust they will dry their Internal
cInttcr, now, and go into court.-White Pine
NsJns . ...... ..r. Er. r....'.H..t.. .n...rm
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-04-08

An INDIANA DENoCBkr announces ihat Hon.
w. II. Holman in to he tho Democratic can
didstc for Governor of his state, and Hon. ID.
". VOORHEES, for the Senate while Hon. Thomas
Hendricks will have tho cntiro Indiana dele.
gntion in his favor for President in tho next
Democratic National Convention.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-04-08

The Central Pacific Railroad Company is
constructing magnificent palace car for the
special accommodation of President Grant and
party.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1871-04-08
orr on,y nu,Nor,.ea Agents:

. l. p FISHER 40 and al New Merchants Exchange.
IL our only authorized agent In San Francisco Cal.
HUDSON & MESET. 81 Park Row. our agents
In New York City.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11
Der 9Arp,rA SNhartpn.

Annapolis, 8. Seieniber.
9as Snttreiie all Dem Gro;ciie nimmt cher
All, ais ab. @S lit b-cmcrIensmertb, pGB bic
metncn i3eugeu Ser @Hilage alte 6reunolus
neu Der TraH g4bartou imp. gtab. Sbnbb
pon @a'bin0tou, cine 2Otlttr ocs Sommo.
boreS 8arrtH9tou, Die Niittruodl aul Dem
3cnaeuilanoe mar, nGbCrte idl nadber Der
Srail 9Sbarton uuo tiiBtc mo umornte ne
nit Snnigteit. Srau @barton, mt lbrer
Sodter Sur Seitl, iolaeu nit GROCER SpGrts
uuna pcnl 4SroSeiie llno ibre Slide panoern
oft iluliden ben ATudltcu llno 3elt9en hin
NIB her. Trau 9fugClt ucr9ieBt ballt9 Sbr1s
uer, uuo cine pcinIidlc Stlue beBIcltete bis
babtn bic tIglitcn SCrbanblun9en. Sie los.
bciiercn Glaiicu Der @eielihGit id)ideu autag
lid ein fairies contingent gtcugiertger mo
Sbeiluebmenoer BON gS0lhit0tou, Baltimore
II. /. 10. Die @eiangene betritt 9enelnt9lldl,
be0leitct BON SrH. mo W(ab. 9ieilion, Diao.
9tu9eut uNo otn Sherlfi, ben geridltsinol,
nuo eS feblt babel nittau berSlidIen @riIBen
SeitcnS Der 9amcu, peldle ibre gaHje &nct-
tiou iiir Die 4ugctlu9te bttbebalttl III babeH
iheineu.
llcber oas Jiciultat OcS Broicies giebt es
beute idou uieIerlet Sermutbungen. Aus ben
Nrtr;iro0eu bei'm &crb6rc ocS Or. Ntliams
iulNert ma1I, nab ole &ertbetot9uua periuden
lpiro, oarSutbuu, oGB NetdInm's COB aletr
Ourd SasuliutiuItur uno Sb!oral bcrbei9c'
fibrt murOe. Dian folgert OleieS burollS, oaB
Ole Scrtbepl1uug cine Jtcihc betaHntcr AcrStC
aus Baltimore, Ybllaoelpbta II. j. 10. cltirt
hat. Sin @eriidt ia9t gleifiolS, bUB Set
dunn bduiia g,iti9e 3ro9uen gcnob, rro oer
SeneiS bieriiir bird cine giengc Nrmec.Ot
~fiiiere, Ole St. genau t%anntcn, 9tItefert weroer
miro.
Die Snrg beIeht aus 5tpEli ad)tbaren 0t1fl'
Herlt. Die 9eidlmoreucn murOen tbatIGhlidl
alsin non Der &Crtbeibi9ung anSgcwdbltr
uno Der StaGt idlteu alnilid 8let69itltig jill
iuicben, lper occepttrt puroe.
Die SnoiSieu iino bis oahlu Iehr tart, i'll
ScB lit oas &erb6r Der SertbciOigung abSu.
warter, tpeltcS mObl bis Yiittluot beginner
wryp. 9as gelinoeite llrtbeil iiber Den aus,
gang lautet beute oabiu ,OoB bic Sum itd) iibe>
fein Seroitt einigen miro. y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11
Scr uSppS' Some Sa;ar

,uirb fouumenoen 6rcitag, ben Is. 0esembcs,
geiAloiicn. 0tal beetle ith alio, menl man
su Dem glten 9Scrte Der Ser9rDberur0 Der
nSnabcubeimatb" ami Der Gdc Der Galuertr
unb Sarato9altr., aud ieinS 6erNein beitra.
gert, lid auf cinigc Stunben redlt gut hitter
balten obcr bilige gtnfdufe fir @roB mo
alein, Sung lno alt MAIDEN iuil.
I'm SonnabenSe mar ipeSieuer Sag fit
Sinoeripcnben; ans allen Staottbeilen ia.
men Die &letiet ltb le9tel bieie ODER iene
Sabe anf BEN altar Der 9umanitGt nieOer.
User init eirer iolfcn Speube fam, bate bis
5 llbr NadmittagS ireien Gintrltt. Die ab.
itintmnu9 iiber pcnicnigcn Seiilidei, welder
etlten pradtsollen Irmieilel crbalten lo1, 9eht
lebbait; bic meiiten ansiibteu baben bis leet
Die Sodp. Sr. geyburn, @rammcr ino
Simms, Die SaSars& ele9rapbiiinuen Ia.
bell ale !Sanbe poll Su tbun.
Scnte @bcno iinbet cine literarii6e Soirce
I'M linteren Saale fat; inter AuAerem per.
ben Sbcrlt 9. SauhS WiiuS unb lSr. Sobu
UfcSaOpen eiuige anserlcieue Sebi1tc, Yer.
lell Der ellgliltlen glteratur, portraarl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11
9a8 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

bletei itinen SGblreidtn Wonnern nod tieie LDodle
@ce9enbeit, bas iranjofide Atbtsterzg aar Wtonfeur
o'at0lie unb Wiabcmotiele Nn9ela su bspunoern;
gest9snannte nlmmt ). y. eiuen Sononenlaui auf bic
9nahen bic Ganone abl6te6en, o0er Go miro ibr aui
Der Sruit elm 4U0 Vto. l6perer 5tein miteinem ,pid)t
tt9en Sariner 3erlbldgen. - Sas meme 9ciangebal.
let, nobel aud Sri. Wiaion unb oas Sdngeraarp
9ennle uno Iticia 3iinbal mituirien, miro nod cine
2eobe ~se9ebe1; oarehen bas pridtis aus9eltattcte
BALLET: "Ste IihaSonet." NtS. reu ~cnaaSirt tritt
oere, Der srnitblibe ~astbiopisr, b" lest lsine Sriump6s
tort. nidt minoer Waite Steipart, be(len %IeItlps5z
laete Tolcl tets itaaenhcs @elgbtty srre9en. Den
Sdti6 hiloet pae SscorGmai uOGb SturintgMal."
Nui cine iebr blpcdmGBi9e Gtnridtun9 Int ST. Sinn,
Director bes Gbeaters,. %sciaicn. gBiro ~o'rauBen
Eeletldrm .selhla9en, 10 iient Muiitbirettor Sr.
MctHbaro elm adithcn nit ben Wunnetn Oes betrtis
glieoer Der 6eneripebr, Die etrua unter Den Su,daueru
hehnri. - y -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11
Sic Nair ann 8cIfen bra

W ; II O III o
In, - GreinaureraI enpet" besann am s. 9esember
nnb plre, big gum 10. ~iortssieet iperoen. Der Grtras
i%antfr., b%eitimmt. inb lpereen aui Der Iusltelluna
cine 0tensc Der niieli6iten Sausbaltnnss . @rsenD
ftdnoe, 9onftiirer, HibmaidiHen, Yianos, Garlors
Or9eln &c. 3u biaisen 4reiien u~erfauit tuerbcn. Sur
unterbaltlna Der Su9enb tueroe en- on iebcm NadtmIt.
ta9e fereoifoptihe unoyiebefbiloer ac,eigt. uns Gor-
f~eIun0en In rer Uia9ie unb 4sr9t,a Naltfncen, Wd6s
~ieiIn9en dnt Depal. nnterbalten iperoen, atir pers
,petfen fuegen oee Wiberen aui bic NnSeioe In ten Suz
ieratenp5puIten uulereS BlatteS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11
I'm Der .,WrbeiterhaueM

an z ios6reberidhr.
iinb fir bas Srhetti0n, btefes pUnasrbare gperl
beutiher SAINT. mieeer leLs neue ~ 0lSen etn9etroiien,
pelte iol9enee Bieeen repralentlren: 1. Supcrtiirl
5ur rDiebiihen Glitter" LA GazSa Ladra) pom u oIiini;
2. Supertire sur .Stolenerin In aIsier;" 8. @aIop
nab nNauit;"4 4. anneritaniide Sicoer; 8. Barrier GIN
3l9smorid nit 0ttt oeuti6en Steberp; G. Fptpo,irrt
icln, nitt nur ihr gririhune feiher @di.e All }oraen.
ioloern auth apgeditlhns in ecn ibnsu ssbotsneu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11
Sm Naibcr'5hcn .-Soe,nn

taiIen fh oes Atenbs eiuiee Stlnoru auf Die anae.
nsbmite inb uruerbaltcnSje g8eiis Sutrinscn. Sae
8iibnensEerion LIT ourdUe9 neu; lo9ar Der Ge9jf.
ieur &r. GGrant Soiue bat saiNitas IasnS sinsn tifts
h9en 9adiei9er ~ ssL Rsrien ess &rB, Riee srbGi.
ten. }tf, H8Hes Npb]nion III cine tyeilide Goloras
nit ibrer Stbule ilbcrlpinbet. o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11

grobeS 9onSert. cas-, bd Der .Tio,artz rdeiier.W ers
en-" bic e,siauauereine narion," .Gintradbt" unb
a1urnerseteeertdfel" Is ourd, ibrs Witlpir.sna psrs
rstd1sn @eaus uertpritt. ptnsfbsr io,at
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11
Sum Seftsp Der ct. alarfus=
: ,,Wfcd,an{ca' Naueu

fnoct bente i'm "NfarptanbeS %uRitptse Gin Gpnsert
jtatt, 3u Den Nitpirfenben eeboyeH bit ,gteberiran,,s
se' 9blre ner Ct, Dlarjus. nnS StepbanuSsXird
ur0 ar,bere heesutenoe &r1ne. T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11
Scr SentI1e GOrreIpOnOeat.
Baltimore, II, 0escmber 1871.

ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICES &c.
published in the CORRESPONDENT in the English
sad German language.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11
Gas S. Mannersfde ana;t,t

Jitibe pon GbeatersSo rie annaen. Sas Wublifmn
fonte ieoe BemibnEs, eine 9utes eeutides 95eo,ey,G
0rlnben, frditia mnterhipen. hf'e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11

ENad yfeWz y)Ort
pircft.
0ctusO nrfzS altimursr IrausportliHie.
ssRcute eurdi Senate.
Bon Sreitaa, ben 10. giirS. on aeben bit Dana
pier bieict Stnie bon Der eolnp Agrie $ RtTits leu
iriberen @orner'ithen) am tuss ets 6rteei1trastus
Dots tdalid Unit GusHabme bes Sonnieasl Rcd
mlttags 4 llbr ab un0 lieiern bic 6Ie1t an stutiirn
NRor9en baIaut in gie,u. 2oIi cb. Bon Hew : 9ort
iabreu Die z Gmpicr ldBlln tS onrtaes au~seenommenl
POM Yiet 9r. I, HortbsJtiper, gta6miltaas 5 uhr ab.
Hrddltgi liter alrr art tucroer su ben n'eori0ten yaten
%beiprrert. yfdbers Nustunit iueaer Der SrahtI6ss
Ii. I. 10. ertbetlt
8. Nlesanesr ghripcr, geent,
tOft.4,fSl Rr. 3, 2igbtitraBens Wetfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11
Wa6 Button lber aoriolf

s Rad SuIton iber Rnrinlf
SEEss.Nxss iu.rcen an eeniOl0sreen Eastn, Ra&s
szSsSS2Nas nittass 3 ubr, bef5roert:
9on,pfer ngSm. 1cnneop," Capt. 8. 3, Sober.
Monta9, IL. Ge5br, Atlttaes ~ ubr,
Sampier ~sSm. Srdne," Capt. Got. Somes,
NittUoh, ~. yiopb., Wtittdss 3 nby.
9ampier Geo. IppoIo." Capt. %. goiurIonb,
Srritas, ben is. Sss /! ubr Wittaa5.
"a Bdiidetprsle nod Bolton nit eiHlaluB bar
Setoftteun9 uno S1luiIimInsr sl2A. SiHs uub Der
Netfe 500.
Degcn 1ra9t uuS Baiiase iusnet mna fh an
". Y. SuaaiuS, aatHtCn,
HtannisaE'S 3diis
(2G3-, am Suse oes tenagp Teds-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11

bat aut WtttuudI NbCnb. ben IS. DeS., itin ;iueit1s
&ouNrt oieier Soiion neht Ball In Der n@oncoreta"
ueronitaltet. gttioe, iuie paiTue Nlit9lteoer iCben
oieier Geltipit6t nit Spaununa entgcgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11

bat Gui DftttlDn6 Nbtno, oe1 10. Oe6.t lEh Suttlts
6ou5trt oieier Soifon nebtt Ball in Der &c oneotetG"
uerophaItet. attioe iuie paIiue Wiit8lteoer Eben
oieter 5citipitdt nit SpGrnuna %entscsen. =
Sem Nrof. S'SUnnor 3m Gbren
fiHbet bente Gbeno I'M aroBen Saaie bon 3faine'e
Sale Gin @omplimeutdrsS ouisrt itatt. Das FRO
8ramm III dlBcrit rsttboltts uno gut seIudbtt.
Sr. Nbilipp xbDne
gibt beute In benz blsbtrisen Y. nnger'ihcn eoz
tale aut Der Ste Der Eratt= u9b Stcsiherlrafe etnen
p~ompoisn Ginsn9s'euni6 bel Sieamlnn ibem Sicre.
Tram Sdbiicfle
label aui beufe Abero nab Rr. lt0, 6OBitt.,
5n sinein Semittbtiden Bale Gin.
SCR. Sbriffian Secfer
sr6inet begte jetn eotal in gtr, 81, e%seitra6c, init
2unih uno Satob Sce9Ir'idcm eGbetrante.
Sr. Sobamn TDler
ietert bente i'm Freoerlfsaoenu spdufe," 0r. "a,
Ereoerld : Auenue, ielnen @eUurtStag nit belttatem
jmbiie.
2Som 3ideffben uVfoDelenfbatc"
lit Die %. steierun9 oes eiesiGbri9sR 9Gbr9an9es CT
ihtenen; nc itebt lbren Borg dngernnen an Retdlblls
tl8teit uno gutter Auspabl 6ts 2eieitoiies ribt mad.
8icie Sciti6rtft uuo oiele onoere iino bei Srn. Sc 0.
Ironer III Hr. iS9, Sh : Waetfoufra6c,
81 bahen.
Sr. &. 9inoner, Der ,Stlte,"
it'd beute in oem bieberigen xiii 'iben s1falc, Nr.
293. YorosSop=S trdBe, etnen "ttritrdten" Gtnbu9S=
lunib aut.
go 2lus Der Sd,uItbeiRfd,en Nraneret oil
@arrtiou : Zane liz uis cine Brobs Bier suoeeaneeu,
bic oem @tlbiiieuIent aGc 9bre mGdt; oaiietbe tuirb
gu BEN 1tute unierer metli6en Goritabt, Die Sucllc
treitliden @eriteufuttcs 81 ieiH, cbue SUeietau6 Oas
Setnige b%eiro9en.
80 Glceaute Mpbeln. = User 0Querboite uno
babei 9ei4maduoG gearbeitste NobGln braudt, ioute
It'd, ipcnn or ieincn Sortbeil i'm au9c bat, bas 9Raua
rentoser oes grn. ). Wafon eanoets in ytr.
10, VI ores@ barlesfi M, %obenaui, anisben. sCtne
beotntcnoen Sorrdt5c gc6entt CT mdbrero Der ffetcrs
togSluoden gu duBert bilt9en Yretien abjuIeeeR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11
Nrau Sd1IcFle

gibt beute In BEN b~isbuieen u. nnser'ihcu eoz
fale auf Der Ste Der Grutt= upb Jtceilerhrafe einen
pompoien Ginju0s'9unlb bel Sieamlnn 'ibem Biers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11

iHbet bsntc abtnb i'm aroBen Saale bon 9iaine'e
aramm III anRcrt reihboltia uno gut aeludhlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11
S,om 9i9cf'{fben ..WoYeIIenfd,ate"

istert bente i'm ~Trebertf. goenue .SGufe," Rr. "a,
= auenuc, ieinen @eburtstas nit o~elttatem
q tnhfiP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-12-11

label aui heufe AbeHo mad, Hr. ITO, 6oBlr
5u sineiH semiitbtiden Bale Gin.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
Nc0 llnblicniiors.
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A AMERICAN PHOTO-HTH0GRAPHIC CO."
offl' has been rem ''ei To Nh 80. f"'o,, y
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Z CoNTRyrs Fox JA,vARU
EEFEc rs or ALCOHOL on or PRING. Nathan Allen " D.
WHOLESOME HOUSES Res, Charles H. El ham.
Ar SEA WITH THE HORIZONS M~.E T. Evans
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THEORIES PUT III PRACTICES oT, DIARY OF 4 PHrsruAS's
FwIYE Mira il. G. BOsaL
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IIALS Prize Essav h. Ray Lausc.ter.
EIGHTEEN RECEIPTS FOR FOKRiDGES AND GEUELS
LITERARY VALUE or GOOD HEALTH.
WESTON, THE tLKR2
STAMPING OUT sCAELtT FTvER
PLEA AGAINST WHISRbRS BY Az OLD MAN
HAS SCARLET FEWER ANY RIGHT 10 50 MANY NCThs1
T. l., NJ d.
AN ULCER CURED BY DOG. By James NJ. Hale, Al d.
FOOD FOR MRrH AND THOUGHT.
SiOR1-nFBLED Su0ES AND FLAT FEBi-fo REMOVE
UAIB--DIz1INE>S
roSlrloS OF HEAD DURING sLEEP-How 10 CURE A
COLD.
And 50 other short Health AM Hints for fus Ewing
SPECIAL NOTICE.
In m November number we comenoe following Of a.
cles, euttcl:
A NEW DISCUSSION or TEMPERANCE PROBLEMS
VALUE OF THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT BY o B. Froih'
! iushcm. -
| TIE EXPECTS or TIE Use OF INTOXICATING DRINKs on
THE BODY THE BRAIN, AND THE BLOOD L. A Parker NJ D.
| EFFRCrs on THE MENTAL FACULTIES. BY N SleE
! ITS EFFECTS on OFFSPRING Dr Nathan Allen
ITS EFFECTS on RELIGION. Rev. j. C. Hohrook.
| ITS EFFECTS On LITERATURE Dr. J. b. +. Walker
ITS EFFECTS on NATIONAL INTEGRITY tneluding PoIICS)
| A. NJ. Powell. Ed. National Standard
| THE WINE QUESTION.
MISTAKES OF TEMPERANCE REFoEMERS o. D. rockingham.
| ALCOHOLIC MEDICATION.
RELATION OF THE USE or INTOXICATING DRINKS TO row
! ERTY AND CRIME H. p Peet, IL D.
! MINISTER'S AND THE TEMPERANCE REFORM
| PHYSICIANS AND THE TEMPERANCE REFORM. Dr. Higgin'
| bottom (of Englani)
now BEST TO PROMOTE THE CAUSE OF TEMPERANCE o.
| b. Frothinghsm.
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each month during the year The series viii make most valuable con-
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New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
LIVE STOCK MARKETS


NgDNU,p,N. Jan. l-BEKyEsWuh Of cattle arrived al
Coumu1paS late Mondsy 10 TUESDAY and q today
Sc head since last report Beside
these cattle still holding iom Monday Dr. sse
H. Black sold % West Virginia and thin
steers Polling lie. and 40 smooth little y hhi
lie. Only % carloads reported for Wee
hwken tomorrow in addition TO those due at Onehuniredh aud
COmmuniptw.
SHFtP-Aer 2gl6 yesterday arrivals to-day at Wee
gt and at tOmunipaw, making total 81
Market Mondays medium Western sheep Of ~ o
selling at c thin l0 4t 0flc, with prime sheep OF lO
0ilO n az Cl07c Too tie sheep ewes heavy with lamb
With lambs dropping In the dealers
themselves from loss weights PgSy soas
nerctd think tie rule should sppv to amhy ewes
n. Pdock sold part Yesterday, O lndiana
400 Ohio 70 b &c 2O3 do 10 ID, Jl J6 O b No.
c.. aad ~ Kentucky % 10. A. 6lc
Hume Elliott 2O State sheep II H. at
i h. Sic with u ess at 80 rs each; liJ Canada ms n 7
with from came lot IS each Pol Canada, !o b aj % sa 10
Al 'tsawaen jiid uctins CHAM ol 2o State sheep n n at
4ic 20 Others, "a n &C.. md 200 Of ~ n at sc
A. Van Wet, OF Hume EiO lsJ State sheep ~ H. a.
a.; 205 d. Go y. 81 i3i per cvt . ,
Kss Haaver sold loo WOOL sleep Is 10 81 So and
wool yearugs, raised AMI Ted BY {. T. De Camp
County " " lol 70 At c The heayesi one "a 'e -.
weighed 10 We submit that this good showing for young
sheep prove what have often asserted v ,t
would hn pOit raising sheep for muion, fanet IN
Mr. DE Camp has wisely retained the at home p
o, We gad that sheep have yielded Mr. De camp
with careful calculations Of feed and other expenses oesoe s
value leit in euichug hs iirn. , a.
HoGs-Recsipts esierl O1D with $50 arrived to-day 70 cars
reported arriving P weaker all round he bsng
Three sold YESTERDAY, % arrive to-day st
81 hogs u sold the market to-day al
Western worth 'tHlse though lev we're soe a. Ge
~ 5.e C dres ed qaosed az bds.e, with rev
l.O 2 ll.s t.4s.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12

S.' ' G9 ,g s @ glss e & sT g. s . i g "a
Go ga ~ 50 e aiier or Tsfcy sp s. Louis d. ~ 50 q
Wieat-rree e. fctce ani n steady D@.aa hel 81 ~ @t
Ohio anl fabcr . 90 re edy 1t for Wcem sni 5s'.
SS' S ~ i, ~ Reo z5aq5e wJ 9sc. ,sS uacipgs ''
B.raIaoa. J,n. II cot,ou fr Nliqs Upans, 3s low MH
81 st9s "a pf ,oes arc, Corn NJ d.nsSd wi 30
92e ys 81 e@ 5e sye os@ e af unsaa7s9 YES PoFs in
nsai s 'E + e. its li' Mf,ty raore srrn = oc
& !, % E J,' Sg f15s' Il % % An 4 T 80 ss 50 o. r e VIZ =
.nief ss q fof loae bTr hhs's steady nies ~ b. b.
6 So , ,5's e &c. r Wse ~ & Ss s , s sas @ I & C'u e.
~ sd Pee, NORMAL cSr2 No 60 = G es i..,.s q g ' "a a.
Wiling. S:o043J D tan 10 qas. Hslsns. se Rslrs,4
dr6 snd Mlrel to Bosoa, 81 o' SeSHOii. % Soi Al
Ccloo Jan unchaae Four quiet and frn Spring
Es' S@ & 70 An E9t a., r5a 5 4. ~ H psG, & % ~ - & s' o.. y.
actin t0a4o for No Rye irn at 'ec Barley sdyAsorg
Po'on. f sG. a5i @ a:.s G Po 's as 81 G III. od
og, frn At - I' bye Hog. acgs - soe - q Cah Sa
sS ss.. os. 900 ta.h kye 700 ia.h B.sy sco ilsT
ta5 oat. 900 to'9 BaI3y, 2g9 Lsz ..,,-. n.
MW.gk's 81 lt No. VI la oais .qd Barley peaai eSr1
6ayy No sc RsSo ,3e M P9fk tr5 81 70 81 W. B,s'
Tol Jan lFlonr quiet AID gresngei whea-fa pdees
ii 81 10 cr1 da az ss ,se 30 oaef " S,ei M 70 u, NJ,
&c oats advancing win fair d1aaP1i 30 J. Sc Reeep,-loS
c5c'sSiIi Jsr cctou eady Via ssrigi; W.
60 g e Mfai & ~. ~ ~ SoS ~ ~ a ass %1 % s % va
scsre al &C. Gss Prk quiet weak % Land stesy with
moderate tsnand at ssa sYfs b1k Ne dali sId N.
slcuiss Olc Clear RIB sides ;1e r C,ar Sides se,t-
Clc for Shoulder 6 for SIDES Le Hans so "A,
sater live Hogs iu anil 2ro0rny; 5 s5
receipts 1870 head. whisky quiet and uachrge Exchange
BUFYALO lFOur steady; sales, b6s Wheat Ero1q;
hls Green Bay Club u ~ 90 Corn 1e'
hush New Csc Oats IN good dea, sis
53sc the track; Western at . Ia
store. Rve-Wesern 9oc Barey-Cpwad endsnc7; ala
bush and sc ,he irk 2eO bu Canada a
s5c delivered Peis-ilaket bare Sea.s
ALB.sr Jsn Iiwhest continue dl small sni boilers in
view snail receipts firm onns Amber
~ 81.
Extra Amber 81 SO; and Dehl 81 ia - - Rye L. Dull
steady at the advance though only
done in Western MNei 780 c Round yellow
Barley il attracting stsnion holders s,g
has recently
duee by shipments and sales and 6nnness eIssi TsooWed
85 SIrOwe DO, 8Ju9c Canada East N0,tc; ant
Canada West including By Qune s5 TO- Barley ha
be taken ony wanted for immediate d nal trs
Disposed their views; TgOogel mae
+ lO ~ Is and Canada West Do st ~ g0 ~ 20.
Oats steady but moderate request With sales Of STATE and Hese at
g1C0e
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
COTTON MARKETS.

wmvSGToy Jan. 1lCo,oH frm; Mldlings Ne receipts,
las bales; sales III bales; stock 2.311 bales.
Jan. lCot0n fun; Mddlngs, lnc ne receipts,
LII bales; eGporscOastwe @ basi sals 20 bales s'o' so1
bales.
GALVESTON Jan. -Coon FIRM offerings light; Miing H.
receipts lOl2 bales; eIporseoastw 1873 baes sales llt1
bales; stock 57.ij8 bales.
BOsTOS, Jan ll-Cott0n dull Nidngs c receipts, 2S7
bales; sales, 400 balcsi stock, $500 bales.
BALTIMORE lCotton very holders asking ler ra,e'I
Mddnzs Isle; 320 bales; go bags erportco
wise, 800 bales; sales. as bales, stock l3 Ot5 bales
sAvASsAH lCOon good demand and puees thafs
higher Niug 4ic: 4.s7 bses errortsto Great
baesi coastsise pa ba sales, 300 basi sockI
7B.O6l bales.
Nsx-ORLy,ys 11Coon fair demand ni prices hsve a.
yancj; Mhdlngs al4lc; 693 baesi Ilt<
bales eTporsto Great Britain 85 bales sales lp Dasi s'
2l2.208 bales. 80 ,-.
MoBnP Jan. i-Coton quiet; Mldings llei net receipts,
g bales erportcoasise 1904 ba!esi sales go ba!es s'0es
$3.50 bales .. a.,
CHARLESTON, Jan. 1lCotton steady: Mdng 4ie net re-
ep 3 bales; eIposSpain. EZJ0 baes co4stsss "' t@'si
saes bales; tock 33.Jj3 bales.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-12
Total........$I8,G29sl3 80 SSj50,5iS -
Tho net earnings, interest liabilities and surplus
earnings for Tie same period were:
Iuieres: ont SurplGs OF re-
Net cafair~ standing bonded debt earning, interest
siU.U.n.,5 S4lSi.2l S5.Sg5Of2

Iuteres; on SnrnlG OF
Net standing bonded debt earnings
SlOU.9.,5 S4,lSi,l2l S5,Sy5,0i2
From the foregoing it will be seen that the Central
Pacific Railroad has earned, in Six years more than
$1OOCO0oO net, over operating expenses and nearly
SGOG00OO operating expenses and interest its
bonds while during four years and half of that
time, the road was under construction, without
through business, and, for the first three yoaIs with
less than 100 miles in operation.
OF the earnings for 1870, at least G5 per cent was
from local business.
The security of the principal and the assurance
of regular and prompt payment of interest, which
are afforded in the valuable property and immense
revenue of the road, render the Central Pacific
bonds a. safe and reliable investment as can bc
made.
We deal in them the same as in Government
bonds; they daily quoted on the regular call Of
the New York Stock Exchange and of several of the
most important Stock Exchanges of Europe, and can
be as readily sold at quoted market price es the
bonds OF the United States Government
We buy and sell Government bonds. gold. sc.
make collections, receive deposits allow interes.
thereon, and do a general Banking business.
FISK g. HA1cH