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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-09-07

TTDESEEY an-I Counselor at Law
IA Once Eighth street. N,nitowoc, Wisconsin
Collections pro nPtly attended to. 1882
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-09-07

rOUSTY SURVEYOR, % lee over
~ D. TDrcisa1's Store; the Bridge
VI lIitp VIC, Wisconsin,. 1875
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-09-07

TToSTEy AMI EounseIor at law,
n Real Estate Agent. 06ce corner of Eight
ni E.a'<fi1 streetS. Il t1itavoc. Wisconsin. All
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F.sgEVTE Es.ggSg

CODA WAFER 7s.ra,afacturer. respect
y fully RESTS IA viii ill orders pro nptly at his
fctory, corner3 3th an Jay street, Mlaitowoc 16-7
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G o . d!

The bill which passed the House of Dele
gates on Monday, amending the charter and
changing the name of the Alexandria,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad.
came up in the Senate yesterday, and was
twice read, when
MIR. FITZPATRICK moved to dispense with
the rule of the Senate requiring the refer
ence of the bill to the Committee on Roads
and Internal Navigation.
NOT IN A HURRY NOW.
Mr.. ROLLER submitted q substitute pro-
viding that it be laid on the table and made
the special order for Thursday next.
Mr. PATTERSON opposed the last motion,
urging that everybody was prepared to vote
on the question now.
TELLING REMARKS.
Senator JOHNSON, of Accomac, could see
no good reason for a postponement Of the
consideration of the bill. The mere, fact
that few gentlemen had seen fit to absent
themselves from the Senate, should not
weigh at all as an argument for post
It was the duty of sena-
tors to be present, being fully aware
that it must come up. There Is moi. a
Senator who has not made up his mind
upon the question, after due consideration
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:7spprnsos DAVIS has taken up his perm

JEFFERSON DAVIS has taken up his perma,,
nent abode In this city, after drifting around
at hap-haZard for the first few years after
the war. He has rooms at the Peabody
Hotel. where he transacts the business de.
yolying upon him as president, not Of the
Confederate States, but Of the South Caro-
lima Insurance Company. He receives
salary of five thousand dollars year, but
no great amount OF work falls to his lot.
His name Is what the insurance company
wanted more than his business capacities.
Mr.. Davis Is remarkably reserved con-
cerning the "condition of the country"
Il Is useless to mention politics In his pres
ence with the hope Of drawing him out.
He refuses to be drawn out, and 1t IS said
that even to his intimate friends he has lit
tie to say about politics. The subject either
has no charm for him, or else he considers
himself failure as a politician. No, that
Is hardly it, either, for bis success as poll.
tlcian, up to the breaking out OF the war,
Is q matter Of history, and none are versed
in that history better than himself He
never appears in public except at church,
or to say few words to the Sunday-sehool
scholars. Save on such occasions, Jeterson
Davis is never seen or heard Of, unless
called upon at his rooms in the Peabody
Memphis letter tn the Cinctnnah CONNER
c51J s+GSsk 5L1 -
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lColnmunicated.l
LOOK TO THE SENATE!

Will this body, in its action upon the
Pennsylvania lobby scheme, which has
passed the House, come up to the truethe-
ory Of its institution by making itself . con-
seryatiye breakwater against such inconsid-
crate and injurious legislation? Several
short questions, plainly answered, ought to
dispose OF Roberts and bis scheme.
Does he intend to build a road from Wash
ington to Richmond at all? he has q char
ter now to build road to Quantico, and
there connect with the Virginia rosd, which
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-22

DR.. scHGrPE, In whose behalf q petition
for pardon, signed by several thousand eiti-
GEMS of Cumberland comfy. Pa, IL shortly
TO he presented to Gov. Geary, and whose
case has caused considerable interest ~
over tho United States, has lately resigned
all his claims upon the estate OF fhe iate
Miss stinnecke, of Baltimore {and for;wnose
murder he was conyictedb arising rom .
will which this lady had lest tn n9 gvoI' aa,'
and assigned them for eneYolens a. - pans
table purposes. Ash u snpgossa = ~ S,suse ass
~ ~. she ina estate, and it win probably SO TO her
hpsQ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-22

IN Mobile, Ala, a man married last week
his seventh wife, a Mexican, having pre-
rIonsIv been united TO German. Frenchs
Enelish. Dutch, Irish, and AnaeyaeaH We-
men; all OF whom died.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-22

,>F.RGE AFTER CHARGE REFUTED.
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every reason to believe that there would be
as many or more absent on Thursday as to-
day. He had offered to pair off with one OF
the absent Senators, but the offer was de-
cGned.
Messrs. TAYLOR, of Loudoun, and Snow
| den, also favored the adoption Of the reso-
| luton of Mr.. Penn.
ANOTHER DEFEAT FOR THE BUCKTAILs.
The motion to lay Oh the table was lost,
and the question recurred upon the adop-
tion of the resolution of Mr. PENN, fixing
the hour for the vote.
TIE SAME OLD STORY.
Mr.. ANDERSON again spoke yehemently
against it, and reiterated that Senators rep
resenting several important districts were
not present.
MIR. TERRY, of Bedford, said that it was
the duty of Senators to be present. He
held in his hand q telegram summoning
him to the bedside of sick wife, and but
for the belief that his duty demanded his
vote against the bill, he would have gone
home on the very first train.
Mr. TAYLOR, OF Norfolk, said that he
knew of two Senator'S whose presence at
home was imperatively demanded, and
might not be here On Thursday. Was it
lust that the vote should be taken In their
absence any more than now when others
were absent? As to those now absent, ne
said there was no good reason for saying
how they would vote If here.
- spEcIoUs PLEA EXPOSED.
Mr.. JOHNSON remarked that inasmuch as
Senator Lewis lone Of the absenteesl had
SO often been referred to as the patron and
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"a to l3 2!
UTTER ROUT OF THE BUCKTAILS
They Retreat i'm Disorder, and Leave
Of the Field.

A Nd REPUBLICANS
UNITE IN EXPELLING THE INVADER.
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THE RAILROAD D " A R Z.
ruy'S GREAT SP H EC III
ON THE.
RAILROAD REs.@TE0N.

re Takes his Stand Boldly Against
the Foreign Monopoly. -.
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TRIUMPHANT yINpICATgoN OF THE
r.. T. X r. X. Il.
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VICTORY PERCHES UPON THE
BANNERS OF VIRGINIA.

THE SENATE p r YES TRUE TO
THE OLD DOAINION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-30
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

nav ~ e. 2-BsEvEs-Arvah today - car loads At Coumu
TIN S tths ken making sS4 fresh cattle. these
tt+ The il S, S asd Goa Yest,Tay Total rseeP this week
re- t be loo ora The ear but tbsT Wers mol n
Hae IN IN meat selling s07e D. No provision vas
W. MI re,Sst EshLns eIceeds sDyAiug have yet
n csS 800 10 Eooe coalition, ia warn vsA1hSf w
an 49, ~ peS Groves TO-DAY ears Tor Hurphy
Esf C. - S..sHh va GsllagheTi for Hall toT
va eISy. - & lot n p WlLinsOR and B: W. Gsk Taken
A., e Hn Yesterday, and cattle uaD b.
es oIlee 70 over Tor heIi Monday lew 1sles Ssre IA f
b. Co.. r. x y A. hnhy los % Kentucky cattle Of II
sst n VIM, So%ltS selling b. w.s,bsHs sbOst 0
ssIs ~ lib0s By H. WsstasissT Tor J. T. Hail soSpt Ga
unos 10 lthSis sa!tR By D. w. GIc SaIOc on u cNt
Asseky Is, d SI Co soh By G PsgaH Al o. dOie. 81
a. ws,a1tss' s'oS y eTt 'oh BY COOsy Co. q siails
Cfos~, - y A0fnI had y 81 Whish W. feiee soh "a
An n a. ~ s Behn.tsr soI 81 iHpos ii swt AZ i0e ~
ole ter So 81 % maize 81 est H. AeJen sod IS cher.
~ ~ 81 0ee ". Y Dudley mad n Chereiees eva
I'D Tb. - 20 81 Of yesterdays cattle 1870 b at SIS
hH Nv -A usage ffON yssterdsy-tsTtaiBly Improve
Aea-it ear. II T hdy including in late yesiersy
~ ~ can SSs ~ COaDSAiDSU total tbs WesI ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.
RUROPRAN MARKETS.

PARIS Sept 81 mTbe bullion In the Bank o. fnnee nas T
cres'ed $50 900 francs during the week. Rene opened Al -
centmes -.
FRANKFORT, "a m-Upted States fVeIWenH oonoN
opened at 9St for the issue Of 1862 -.uu..
LONDON sept GIL 30 mCousos opened t tor both mony
and United FveTweny bonds 1908 S%B l
old 92l lS61h SIT, Tep-PorteG 89l ,. ,uam,.
LIVERPOOL Sept. 29-l930 Motion opened trmi h9aH5
UpGnds sidad Mddng Orleans 0id9 sales Of me Weef %
6O01 export and for speculation oei IN PoI
bas-Sl 600 receipts Of the week Is O baeso Amer
ean: actual export, 5000 bales 49,. ~, ,.-,. Nod.
LONDON. Sept 29-l:0 m--Uned STATES rNei"ehu o'N''
l962s, 3a lS65s. old. 20; 1895, 81 o.a..n 49,.
Sept else %COtGn Tim ei S No
Spring. and or BED Winters SrsePt. o. whees a.
80 per qOsrter POu Isl an esL iar We,ern CaS1 Peas ~
o. ousTe Canadian PORK I6 v Dbl for Zoe western fe
Yea Land active At 45j3 q ewt. TalloW, H6Pcvt -
IoypoN Sent $3.50 m-CoDob closed at st ior ooth money
and he account United FveTWen bonds 1861 i 1855
old. 80; 1906. % Territories, S9l ,.,,v ~
ITvERPoot Sept m.Cotton closed 1m Addfng VI.
leans 969ed Mddug Orleans id9dI ssles Of the DAY. 1900
bsle 400 Tor export speculation The market for and fab
nc At MGnchtse quiet and fn Refined Petroleum ls aud
LONDON Sept 2-sus cwt for No. u Dutch Standard
ahOAt.
PARIS Sept 2s-p Rentes Gsoted at 56f sc OIL p,
LIVERPOOL SeIt 2-Bvenng 3i eWt for Short KID
Addlng Spirits TuryeDtne. Ho4sl per eWt - ~,
LoypoS Sept 29Evening-SpihS Turpentne 49, per cWt 'A-
eutta LinSeed 63i6d6tI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-30

ara n,,l ouis. and unehAsre Hume goA seins I'll Ohio
80 "A M al 5i d. n NJ at See, 133 fat Keutuety i23 n, al
s,csSrS bps State lambs q b. 7i DO, o. b, IT,, and lss
TsS,r.v sod III State sheep mans 10 Sci 100 Of6S n As
moor IN Sd D. Ss 70 state lambs Sc 10 6l State, 81
NJ iby sod 81 cssAds lambs sSaSa o. M7S7'i Of si 10, at
ua Buclugh.m Scd @ STATE sheep, IS 10, stsci 800 Illinois, 90
n AZ Sic and 81 State lambs. 60 b Te
ifrch Barnes sold 6 State lambs. - b, ct SIC,
oGe-Recep 52l3 to-day; 20 Forleht including cars
direct sanghtere and II ConnumpaE being
expected there before nights for The week 90 Dressed Pig esn 70
sold PedJnR City slaughtered snr hing IN strong
market al 6dte Several sold alive cars Ohio and
Indians 26 H. at IS 40; Forehtt
2 n, al 6ci head do AZ b. prizes 81 rOugh 5S 10 get
few little IS n q Sac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-30

GALvHtIoN Sept 29-Coon Eeady Ordinary idl6c net
reep S bslA eIPorscoAwise 81 bales sales 200 bas oh
II 09 baes receipts OF week. 1853 bales
1921 bales SalsS Of the week 2,45O bales
PHILADELPHIA eept 29COton firm; Mddhngs lyc receipts
Of the Week 2l6 bales grUss l,6l2 bales
MOBILE eet 2-COttou-hddlngs 1871 net receipts SIS bales
gross bales; eIpOosStwise as bales sales l6 bales sOei
ISIS balesj net receipts ~ the week 35 bales 1888
lOrto Great Britain. lle Usss ft43 basi
he week. l.0eo bales.
BosTOE Sept a-COtton dr Mdugt sO4e grOss receipts
eIpoTs-to Great Bnan saes 2 stock
1900 bses receipts Of tie veeh lTs bales gross 2 baes
%srSas sept sscot.On DIM asdhng ise receipts to-day.
95 as; IGpmen 62 bae reps Of he Seek 1895 blesj shp
3ls bales sGes $40 bales STOCK 1870. 1894 bSies; s
CHSRLEsrox Sept 2-COOn steady; Mddng. lsic net re-
bales 800 bales; Etock se bhss receipts
the week 6 baes sIpOs-coaWise 6 bales Hales the week.
sr LoU Sept 2sCo,ton unchanged, hddRHg rseep4S
100 balesj shipments 81 baleG -
CIsMHHATi Sept 2a-Coten frn MiddiAgs Ice
PRovpEEcE, Sept 9-COttOn-ssOet. 6 100 bales
Sept 19CottOn quet hddingS 7}c receipv $50
bales 40 bales stock 1870 iA1a bsI is7i, IS bales
sATHxSAs sept S9-CStsOa Ley MddnnEs Ise net
500 bai eIporeosEwiSe TO bles sales 800 bales soek
5e Of the week lsAs bales
1l9l bales; sales Of tie ueek. 2, 300 BALE.
LOUIsvILLE sept 2s.-Cotton quiet; Middlings, lsc
1CoOn sesdy T demand hddhngs lotoj
eoepts @ bales $50 biesj lbs bsle
bales So.s S5a bale. eIpOr~ HA1Ts AM bsS cossVis Sis
1.-THE Weei 800 blsa ~
BALunoRE sept a-CottOs quiet Mddinn lst9leej Epss,
sOi SIS baes; rees1ts week $50 bales. gres ie5i
bses Great Britain 100 bAesi sOsSWSs, Ss bales Iss
Of the Weeh LII baeG -
$50 bGes receipts Of the week $50 bales eTpOrs
ooAHWise ans bAeR sales o. the week. 315 baleA .
bAj sIpOr-eOAsWiss a6s bales ras "a bales STOCK I77
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-30
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Sept 2aCOton dull and nominal Low Mdtng Stc
ii 6 aetlve White Southern 1899 M5td Western
;sss, S5 Err sSssss h wEy s1e9 7ss Ho0'
. F4l P S iss md osS
s,a g. Rys HOGI =! S9S Is wSs; % scy 81 'S S
0s 70 Bye Sc Corr advanced 2c s,e go bush Yellow ws:
SS s sS TSsf @ s 0 s n%So
whsk hmer and higher 81 for IrO9.bOund advanced g.
i, 4 : s Ss ssss i 5. g
ScS ;RosaS ysIsS s
5aS Stste asGst f o. e.y sales No. west
g. s'f @ @
lev s s Goo B. So Corr 6 Es' s Slsh
E !,E.s "a r .e Ea'' Re fS Roo ID a
ysPU ds ESQ S ss9. Mo- sSa ETsf GS su . r. $.eS
a. Rs 1 rs 1 Sis1 DO Ss, + s.
seeds 1ft ri Lard s md Ss unEsa
s fSSi S s'if s 81 %''' sEi
se, p, oeGs the se5DCGn unsettled 'pS s sss e. S
~ fso Rye shse No. os s sSis Ba
sHesai; SgTSs' slS1 HgaTas: SS: So Poi asa!s
actve 81 ass rrests active s@sf whssse Buffalo,
Corr 1so bush oSt" bush barley ,Sd
bush Ssf1 soS Sash bush Rye 1900 bush Barley
No Req Winter sSo., Corn quiet and pac6sHeed
29Wheat active hgher Extra 81 aS No.
White, II Oj Amber Michigan 81 49, Corn and oah firm and uz'
az = Is Sf Bsa: El &c SIS %
cS sr9 Sc se a.: FS g BsocR .ps s
Clear r. sc Gs1i S G ohs Hs. H SSe .p a dS LsI
n na2iet t'I %h.s s@s Sseia Rect So
D3s it3f M ss1?5a :ss' 9.a
far soS 81 1 10y FSI active s' a. sS.Ss
E F@ S S W 5s sy s? 5 FAX f.: sd p SS1a
Ions very strong good demand prices unchanged why firm
sFST f S:H prizes tssr Fs% s 49, 90
B gig '9G ous saS rSsi q
Ss 'B .s sS a&ta 90
SEPT 2snFloq $sStS Corn .Io sno 0 aa rGl
N osw leo Sept sPour advanced 2 on an grades . 100
SS, wH,c9 ~ - IS So Tor k.
G S sS Ss s: S Oo1s % Ns or Bv
y sS's f:4 I 'E5 &
By Sc % T.vYo @i EnSsr 70 Hsd.ea =
Io hb.a Rssd ksetp: y so wS, bush
SGrd Ss9 H I"se to shp@eH BY SHS co%
Se!o bush barley. and lags 90 tsst LsnbsI
light Sdi a@ 2t No 81 No. 81 2 Dat. IN lair demand
ea a No &c Car S': a7s 'ass s Rs FRY e.
5 Flour BUSH Ia1 Wheat Sbl f9uG
% s:? G q? ~ W EG's 'fyS
Michigan 81 52l Amber Michigan 50 No. Red VI Fa$l t7S
strcr sdanced L. Hin Mixed sSie Low Mixed 56ic Oats
S site Michigan 37ie Rejected 35c.
Rregbts Buffalo. OsWego lie vessels Re
eeipts00 bb Pour IS 600 bush Wheat 1900 bush Corn and
lush ShpDents-l00 O bblG Flour 800 bush Wheat
COZ bush Corn, and 1000 bush. Oats
LOuIs Sept -PoT hm and held higher superSpe
Winter - 75d SIS Extra Winter S5 40d S. So Double
Winter s5 rs Wheat demand light holders drmi No Red $50
81 81 No Red Winter 8 ga 81 a. Corn better bulk Mixed
track 47d47iC; saee 53dS Oats slow shade easier; MIed
bulk trscf as age; do sacked 3td33c Barley lower
rs SC choice; other grades unchanged Rye
trm cG7e HghTines nothing done Tobacco 6rm Hemp
dull Banging sells freely at 8 dl9 Pork quiet Of &3 Bacon mac
Obbng and order lots shoulders he Clear Rib sides he Clear
sides e0ae. Hams sugarcured !dl7c Lard fwi ssles in
small lots choice terce dSic Keg idllc Live HogS steady
e4ds4 & Cattle large supPly 81 2Sd 50 for Texans III 500
native Recep-6 bbs Flour 81 0O1 bush Wheat 10000
bush Corn 1900 bush Oats OO BUSH Rye 800 bush Barley $40
HogS and Loo Cattle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-30
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per Worth River Vtsth and Railroad -,
sErT 2s-S Ikgs Ashes pkg gsew1I s7a bales Cotton o.
lHs 6th Wheat s2 o3s bush Corn M 90; bush Oats 500 STs.
$40 bags B. Pas 100 bags Meal bales Hemp 2e h hopA
So Hides IS bales Hides e9e hes Leather n b Spirits Terp
bbG Rosn ~ pkgA PORK 267 pigs Beef III pkga Cu
Meats 50 Pig% Grease. cd pE Lar. 1876 seaIn 3A PIG
Butter s60 plgA Cheese 90 pkE Taow 800 pkGt sSHn ~
bags SumG 3 hhdG Tobacco 200 pkgL Tobacco $50 oo "
( bales Wool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-30

market rule, dH and s gss. are soSi.. Ssshs1ed ale. 90
Sss. shsep 81 b. q Isl IA State b e. 50; hl Michigan
"a 10 "a H. At 81 end ~ wi 0e Ohio 79de3 o. - fode5 o.
Renps bead matket dali decline Of
\ ISa head al 81 50 IS for Common 10 Choice. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-30

,+ceny 6Son the market and are being rsETid Gy
I terms sS of the p ST sRe H 3Rs IN to
inc Spa mus ny the Bonds which ns1res their
SnarcSaSe from the holders This Land Gnt is
srsH% SIdt to be worth sl2OOO and is p;o6sS ty
more 9ysao over Io made 10 any company fhe whole
hsnG Is SI TGbt Million Dollars Of which more tnS nan
w. moSs have been disposed Of S TSSG Is and
e. hPs;lpnad and the Pennsylvania Railr0aS,
sId SaS the powerful support Of those Bonds
sm5 their numerous affiliated linos Ines sdeDt in
have been sold in large lines to the lnoS' p
NCstOls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-30
First Mortgage, Convertible,
2 PER CENT GOLD BONDS
PEORIA AND ROCK ISLAND RAILWAY
First Mortgage Bonds - &
CAPITAL Stock
S1,Soo,0oo
100000
OF ILLINOIS.

Capital 8toek 1,VUO,OoO
hi. COMPLETED Road 81 ns, in length, connecting
,o,.,n eiu, Of Peoria on and POei snd
Davenport Mississippi Davenport the opposite baai Of he
River cor by railway bridge The last l Of this road
laid July 1871 The line and being opped With
exceeding all npaOns IN order 70 place upon The road the
yr, eoupu.ut necessary for business offered and construct
depo and nsehnefhops TO- equal 70 any Of NE
best s ooury - required Of hh me company
os.r through undersigned convertible n mortgage god
bonds the property Of the Company and less than
an 900 Der mile PRESENT PRICE, 30, AND AC-
CRUBD INTEREST IN CURRENCY. Principal aud
Interest payable NewYOrk London, free Of az Coupon
payable February and August Isl
This road opened the nsns. lOc, ven through tranc
row offered viii prove profitable ,he West taens
a. does section country Unsurpassed in fertility Of soil and as
euu ourc., already theiy populated and high state Of ca
tyAao1 This seevdent from the fact that every section OF me
pss through cultivated fields and many hOuhsns towns ana VII
hfes large nAgsbe river at each end Railroads m
o.. w. have been heretofore constructed through unsettled and uneu
regions Of the country, consequently have bad bat he
depend for several after contraction Bat me
Peoria and Rock GshDd Railway frsteas COMPLETED r0so
With NO PARALLEL COMPETING LINE, and
RUNS THROUGH ONE OF THE RICHEST AGRI.
CULTURAL MANUFACTURING, AND MOST Pop
ULOUs DISTRICTS IN THE WEST. Thus it's certain
that the local business already than enough TO sustain the road
while through tra6c unlimited It's connections are numous
which can be seen By glance n The map.
This road grand Hni which many Of Tie principal lines
eentriHse and diyerge all parts Of the continent
the Of investors To this loan Being familiar with
wealth and along hne OF
and A MEMBER OF OUR FIRM HAVING MADE
CAREFUL EXAMINATION OF THE ROAD AND
ITS PROPERTY, WE CAN WITH THE UTMOST
CONFIDENCE RECOMMEND THE BONDS AS
PRIME SECURITY, reliable and safe In every particular
An marketable securities received exchange at n rates. and bonds
delivered parts the country free Of express ehsrgea
Maps euar ke particulars relating the road furnished
application by undergned Financial Agents the Company
TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers, NO. IA Nassau.st., ". Y.
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
For N.wH.ven and Bridgeport l. s(RIl LEO 1918 sLl
co r. a s IS s 2S apf r. Southport and w.ape o
nj fo 5 South tbs Ses.I, IRn il:O lals CEs CELl a
80 30 $50 go s md !sIls1I :o $50. .as.oan
For s sc"ss = R2 isc s EI s sEIl aS
~ Sot ,f e.n WE nd n.sn.s.s ss.ass ro Ria as
- $500 ~ Nh . III leave. Twenty NswYsrk m
Boston VIA both sDdnFess5ssRRsc RI sS3 TsIi is
For Boston Vi. Springfield, - nj : s1asP@
E ESE R Rs.s1 IL az. shsSs s: ~ ma
E.ss s.1 Vi %.a .s E @ .s az
For CenDss.icut River RAito.d n, rls 70 Montreal
For sSoEe to Norwich and Providence iaH
For ssIaaVsa and Norsssspso Railroad 20 North
aIGP :1c Midtown and waaansc Railroad tA LHss
For F. f HoG.soae R.lrc.d. n and w,,.,,,
E: SssSs. @ Ii e e e 20
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-30

ABILENE (KARl LIVB STOCK MARKBT-SErr a.
RCStern SfOk Yards-Joha IRELAND, PropTtsfor
Beef Cehe shipments at theae Yards for The Wees sndnG men
day Sept Is, reach 10 bead.
stoef CaesSes 10000 head reported to have tAfen place
within the veal bat 70 report nom these M
Prices range follows ohs go 0G SS t tToJeaTos
e0dSH three year Olds and COWS, elS0Sfo per head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-30
ALBANY LIVE STOCK hARKET-sspr

hat ofaS st@i sverige sassn Sot sspshor that Of
Essh Of ksntSciy averaging lsS brought Is
per o. The ruling price Of the aTfe Tor sood
sess G6lc and down HGete 0F medium Ntgh
and DE ItOcen Nothing doing in Mich Cows The supply
about and Of very goeo nv
slg. quality sheep dali and aabs taken freely ct tS o. o
weeks price Sheep quoted 565t. and Lambs oUe heeegu
Hogs s carloads dull; Light State s9aSi hsaU o@'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-30
p,.v,Sc-uorsr OF HENRY CIEWs q |o'
bANhIN"- wv 81 NT,11sr n. Y.

Letters Of Credit for travellers also SO C Topd
CIcdits issued available throqanO%;; Bank Of LON
Bills Of Excbange t 9S SCoIIand PROVINCIAL Bank OF
I IS"and aud ali their BRANCHES on Europe San
bTsf: and a. Tc %s.s hde and ali parts Of the
United States. ...;rod in either Currency or
check + d fsR MsSa CITY
the Clearing ilOu Dst sowed on all daily balances;
Ri SSt Of Issued NOtsS .1 DTS S So
SgS9' Sg ss5. fHsPS consigned to
0le. II tr Investment Securities and
= Orders eAe'u'eN CLTWs HARICIIT g. Co.,
Railroad Hon' IL Old Broad-st., London.