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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-24
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL,
7-30 GOLD LOAN
Northern Pacific Railroad.
Rapid Progress of the Work.

The building Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
(hegun July last is being pushed forward with great
energy from both extremities OF the line. Several
Thousand men are employed in Minnesota and on
the Pacific coast. The grade is nearly completed
266 miles westward from Lake Superior; trains are
running over 13O miles OF finished road and track
laying Is rapidly progressing towards the eastern
border of Dakota. Including its purchase of the
st. Paul and Pacific Road, the Northern Pacific
Company now has Ala miles Of completed road aud
SEQ. ''''' "''i W "' 0'''0U W "' ''"''
GOOD INVESTMENT,-Jay Cooke & Co.
are now selling and unhesitatingly recommend
as Profitable and perfectly Safe investment,
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. They have 30
years to run, bear Seven and Three-enths per cent
gold interest (more than per cent currency, and
are secured 10y first and only mortgage on the EN-
TIRE ROAD AND ITS EQUIPMENTS and also, as fast as
$4,000 ACRES OF LAND to every mile Of
track. or 500 Acres for each $1,000 Bond. They are
exempt from United States Tax Principal and In
pons s1OO to $1,000: Registered, $500 to $40 OOO :.
LANDS FOR BONDS.-Northern Pacific 1905
are at all times receivable at TEN PER CENT ABOVE
PAR, In exchange for the COmpany's Lands at their
lowest cash price This renders them practically
INTEREST," BEARING LAND WARRANTS.
SINKING FUND.-The proceeds of all sales of
Lands required to be devoted TO the repurcnase
and cancellation OF the FIRST Mortgage Bonds Of the
Company. The Land Grant of the Road exceeds
Fifty Million Acres. This immense Sinking Fund
Will undoubtedly cancel the principal OF the Com
panys bonded debt before it falls due With their
ample security and high rate Of interest," there is no
investment accessible to the people which Is more
PRO TABLE OR SAFE,
EXCHANGING U. s. FIVE-TVVENTIEs.
THE success of the New Government Per Gent.
Loan will compel the early surrender of United
States per cents. Many holders of Five-Twentfes
are now exchanging them for Northern Pacific
Seven-Thirties, thus realizing handsome profit, and
greatly Increasing their yearly income.
OTHER SECURITIES.-Al marketable
Stocks and Bonds will be received at their highest
current price in exchange for Northern Pacific
Seven-thlrties. EXPRESS CHARGES on Money or
Bonds received, and Seven thrties sent RETURN
will be paid by the Financial Agents. Full nforma.
ton. maps, pamphlets, ETC., can be obtained ap-
plicaon at any agency, or from the undersigned.
For SALE BY
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1871-09-30

Claims of Southern LoyallSis.

am now prepared to prosecute the claims
Of loyal eitlaens,of Mississippi for quartermas.
ter's stores aud commissary supplies taken or
furnished for the use Of the Army OF the Uni.
ted States during the rebellion. By act OF
Congress March n 1871, payment of this class
ofclaims Is provided for In all the States latcl,
in rebellion ! am in receipt Of the rules and
regulations Of the commission appointed to aa-
just the same, as we'll as fall sets Of blanks 10
to meet every case.
The claims cover horses, mules, wagons lnu,-
per, timber, wood, forage Of oil kinds and sun
ples brewery character, or descr ption furnish
cd ier the use 81, or used by the 4. IS. Army.
All persons having claims Of this kind, who
mink proper to place them in my hands, can
rely upon their being prosecuted With energy
and dispatch, and perfected In such manner
as 70 secure their speedy and favorable consid
Grafton, These claims also include the use
ana los Of vessels or boats while employed In
'he military service Of the United States,
A. h. nowf, Agt.
0aicci safais Pamela county. Nfss'
h2-8m
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An immense trade has sprung
up in Paris in little specimens (crou-
tons) Of the "black bread Of the
siege, and in bullets that have kill
ed Communist. Several bakeries
ore kept in constant employment
in maintaining the bread supply,
while the importation Of leadinto
the city has largely increased since
the word went back again to amuse
itsclf OH the boulcvards. A vaga-
bond, who was questioned by the
authorities o. to the means Of sup
port, replied that he Was manufac>
turer Of 'fsouyeniors." lie passed
his time at firing bullets against q
brick wall and selling them after
ward at franc apiece.
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DIR.
Perfect Pssrgaslre

perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated \
gum, purge, regulate, purify, clca
strengthen. Railway Pills, for ny 4
disorders ofthe stomach, liver, bowels
bladder, nervous diseases, headache
ltion, costiyencss, indigestion, DJspsle
lionsness, billions fever, inflammation n \
els, piles, and NIL other derangeinsaa
internal viscera. Warranted to ene:.
tive cure. Purely vegetable, ccffall
mercury, minerals, or deleterious dral
A few doses Of Railways Pills VIII l
system from oil the above disorders !
cents per box Sold BY all druggists
Read false and True Sead ~,
stamp 10 RAILWAY CO., No. " y,
zane, New York. Information vcs''
sands will he seat you.
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4 party Of gentlemen in n saloon,
disputing over the question whether
tho American system Of treating,
Or the European system Of not trea-
ting, was preferable, couden't settle
the matter by talking, so they went
to work testing It BY practice. First
each man took q drink by himself
Then each man invited a single
friend to drink. After that each sin
gle friend returned the compliment.
And finally each man in the party
there were six ofthem--askcd all
tle rest to drink. When all that
VA accomplished, not a soul in the
room could tell where the discussion
Sxlgipated Or what it was about
saS GU Press.
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On the eastern slope of Clark Moun-
tain, New, near its summit, there is
a perpendicular cliff $50 feet high.
At about 100 feet from the base OF
the cliff on Its front, arc engraven
the characters | l. D. The cross
and letters arc Of immense size, be-
ing fully sixty feet in height, and
cut into the cliff two aud a half feet
dccp--so that they can be plainly
seen at n distance Of five miles. by
whom this strange workmanship
was done is unknown. The fact,
however, that the letters are the
Roman characters, and are preceded
by the figure ola cross, would make
it appear that il was done by the Je-
suit missionaries, who wero known
to have been in that region many
years ago. The Indians know moth
ing OF its authors, nor have they
any traditions concerning its origin.
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Every FamiW
E-DvII IAg1 ONT.

After sixteen ycnrs Of experience we are
prepared TO furnish a better Machine lor the
purpose Of family sewing than any other.
The qualities which recommend this Ma
chino are
1T. Durability, II viii last longer than
any other Machine.
"a. Economy Of Thread.
Sd. Simplicity and thoroupbness Of construc.
ton.
ith. It has no shuttle and makes the Lock
Stitch.
9th. Beauty and elasticity of stitch, alike on
both sides OF the fabric sewed.
9th. Strength, drmness and durability of seam
that will not ravel.
7lh, ls wide range of application to purpo-
SEES and material
8th' C%ompactness and elegance of model and
FINISH.
9th, Speed and Ease Of operation and man.
agement and quietness of movement.
10Th. II has fifteen pieces less than any shut
lie machine, table included,
llth, II has fewer pieces exposed 70 wear
than any other Lock Stitch Machine.
l2tt' tits the most simple in construction,
and easiest adapted to different kinds of work.
1t can be changed from course to fine, or
rom line work TO coarse, where a change Of
needle, thread, length Of stitch aud tension
are required, in less time than any other
machine.
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- W -1TT
Every day an increase o
and Flesh Is seen and !
THE GREAT prnnn pJRfrI

Every drop Of the Sarsaparillisa
communicates through the blood. vNQ
and other fluids and juices Of ihs
vigor Of life, for it repairs the wsstel
vita new, sound material. Scrophu
Consumption, Glandnlar disease. U
throat, mouth, Tumors Nodes In the
other parts Of me system, Sore Eye,
Gus discharges from the ears. snd
,lorms Of skin diseases, eruptions, n
scaid head, ring-wosm, salt rhoum, =
acne, black spots, worms in the A.
cancers in the womb, and all weAl1
painful disorders, night-sweats,
and all other wastes Of tho lifS n
within the curative range Of thl1
modern chemistry, and 3 few dEy
prove to any person using it for I'D
forms Of disease its potent power 70 !
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Fall Season, 1871.
Mrs. M. G. IS
Southern Emporium of Fashion.

No 247 Main street Memphis, Tenn.
To the Ladies Of Pamela county
We take pleasure in informing you that our
fall stock Is open for your inspection, eompri-
sing a large stock Of
STRAW GOODS, FLOWERS.
RIBBONS AND SILKS,
GRAPES \ ILLUSIONS, LACEs NETS.
and every thing requisite In the millinery hu-
siness, with all the latest novelties and fancy
goods OF the season.
We respectfully solicit a visit to our stab
lishmeni, where we shall aim, by low prices
and fair dealing, 10 sell as low rs any other
house in the city.
Yours Respectfully,
Mrs. N. G. HUNTER,
2l7 Main street, opposite oddfellows Hall
sv-Sm Memphis Tenn
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DIR. RADWAY,S
SARSAPARILLTAI RDSOII

mas made the most astonishing Gun
50 rapid are the changes, the bod1
goes, under the influenza Of this r.
deTful medicine, that
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FEVER AND AGUK

FEVER and ague cured for fifty censs
Is moi a remedial agent in this world
cure fever and ague, and JAIL othsff !
bilious, scarlet, typhoid, yellow aud /
pefs' taided by Railways pills, 10
kadway's Ready Relief. Fifty cennp
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WoopFoRp FARM June 80 1871.
The bearer Of this John norman, having
applied 70 us for a recommendation for himself
as y Gin hler and shafpener, we take pleasure
in saying that he filed, sharponed and repaired
our gin stand IN 1859, and that the work per-
formed gave MS great satisfaction. We believe
him TO be a good workman and deserving Of
patronage.
liowE Bros
Pamela County.
W. G, nsckenson, Martin Jones. certify
that lno, Borwan, tcoll has sharpened my gin
stan1, and in my judgement has performed a
good and satisfactory job. Therefore feel
safe in commanding him to the public as a
good workman.
W. W. Miller,
Jonathan Low.
Near Sardis.
All letters directed to the STAR office will
receive attention.
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HEALTH! BEAUTY

strong and pure rich Blood-1ncreal
and weight-Clear skin and bean
plexion secured to oil.
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RADWAY'S READY REI,

will afford Instan tease.
inflammation of the Kidneys,
inflammation Of tic
inflammation Of the Bowels.
- Congestion Of ttl
Sore Throat, Difficult Breathing,
Palpitation ofl
Mysteries, Group, Diptheria.
Hail., CatarrhB
c-,,o,., Neuralgia, Rh6
Cold Chills, Ague Chills.
The application Of the Ready Rstij|
part or parts whore the pain Or dIEd
lists will afford ease or comfort.
Twenty drops in half d tumbla
will, in . few moments cure cramps
stomach, heartburn, sick head
rhoea, dysentery, collie, wind in the
internal pains.
Travellers should always carry I
Railways Ready Relief with the1Ea
in water will prevent sickns1x
from change Of water. 1t il better N
brandy or bitters as d stimulant.
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"A by paper IN Boston advises
NJ Human 6ociety 70 arrest all por
ls0s's q tl1e citymho are caught bot
Ting ~ cats.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-25
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST "a, 1871.
CLEARED.

Dale. F'' ~
Steamship Donati (Br). Wright. Liverpool-Busk d Je-
s'eamshp stowel tBr), Ward, Cork for orders yelling
steamship koln (NG). FRANKIE, Bremen Southampton
Oclrichs " Co.
Steamship Missouri, Edwards, Havana-Atantic Mail
Steamship Co.
Steamship Gen Barnes, Mallory, savannah-Livlngston
steamship Aibemsre Couch, Norfolk, City Point and
Rlchmond-Od Dominion Steamship Co.
shin Co.
Steamship Dirigo. johnson. Portiand--J + Ames
Steamship Hatteras. Lawrence Roston-H Dmock.
Ship Industry, Russell. Valparaiso and Aucon-Fabbri
Chauncey.
Bark Amphitrite (NG), Graw, Dantzic-C Tobias 4 Co.
Bark Contest tBr), Scott Rio Janero-Pender.ast Bros
Co.
Brig Jennie Cheney, Arey, Bangor. Ne H Brown
Brig Clara Adams, McFadden Portland-Jed Frye Co.
Brig Neponset, Strout, Boston--Mier 4 Houghton.
Schr Prairie Bird Br) Chase, Corvallis NS-Crandall.
Bsrtaux Co.
Schr N Heath, Nickerson Indianola.
Schr kalmar, Lambert, Jacksonville Warren Ray
Schr Saarbruck Clark fhiladelphia-Warren Boardman.
Wood
Steamer Elizabeth, CundG, Baltimore.
Steamer Bristol, Wallace, Philadelphia.
Steamer Comstock, Drake, Philadelphia,
Steamer Novelty, Shaw, Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-08-25

vogxKLEsrUE, Aus al-csarsd sehv nyrover Brownc
S3sSSswAfTssd bari Gs.s Williams Hate Boston
rMLL RivhR Aug q Sailed. schrs Thomas Borden,
Wnsains'on Phadephs Mary kershon Brshtman, New
MYSTIC, CT, Aug 2s-salsd. schr Bwmsh winslow, New
NORFOLK, Aug 2s-Clearsd schr Palos shackford Bar.
NEWBURYPoRT, Aug 2a-Arrived, scAr Adrian Everett
NEW BEDFORD, Aug n Sailed. brig Troop, rsrrio,
Sailed Excelsior. Murphy. and Mum. Brsr..
:es.
phiadelph. Mary Mershon Br ghtman, DO Tor YORK.
~ sssy
Sailed FRus.s, Smith, Philadelphia; JOSEPH
80 xH.Arr,SsS ssSi: Sarah " sl.t. Bake, D,sh.ou
LSSbos Aug .cnr Empire res s.ss Reed
NEW I HAVEN, Aug ssAgysd Pauline. Brown!
aSa %so.
s:,,msrs Francis E..be.hpor Charley
New I Hart New
Ss;s.5iaS s:s %
BARK: a0i Norwood
4
Is SS do s s's. : ssA s.as4s
Wen 1snnis GTows, Boston caseo LSases Pierce.
ss S.ss,s
JAS Bliss Hatch, New York kmma @ Edwards Lee.
S S Like Gsssa: Phelps, SI.am;; salem;
bsnns. wissIn: PrcSidnos; . John sroup Crawford do
lsS
;.s Lake.
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sss.
WEEK.: PS5;%oa Eoya; $,crS fs
yra; ssdns
%ss.Is:1.. %n n: S.s s
s' ":
PORTLAND. Aug 2a-clsared, bark Reunion. Tucker.
saisd-Bsrk Reunion; brigs Minna Traub. Rio. Spray
yos:on Babe: Irons. roa. an john s ssoesism Price.
Phaaepha; Kate Mary, Cocsswell Rondout for Paw
Arnold Emily Nslor, JACKSON. JACK:
sskisy BaHlsy s% Do Asils 3akes, idsos 4" Of c.
A wM5iEs oe 30 s cssr .ss. b M Williams, Cor
son, and Jesse W Knight, Fenon Philadelphia; Cynthia
.sasdsch Allen Brown, Pierce. and Savoy, Robbins.
New York.
wards, Hudson; Richard Bulwinkie Rockland Horatio
Nichols, New York; Neson Albany.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 16-AIrvei bark Conrad (Br),
Notwithstanding Moses Taylor, Bennett, Honolulu:
ship Brstollan OBJ Middleton POruand bark Nereide (Fr
Daguerre, Port Townsend
25th--Arrved, ship Ringleader Hamin New York.
SAVANNAH, Aug zS-Arrived, steamship San Salvador,
Nckersoh. and Montgomery, Falrcloh, New York
Nth-Arrved schrs A airy Collins, Bath Mosey, Boe
ton.
cesrea, steamship RaDdan, Mallory, New York; 'ohr
STONINGTON, Aug 23-Arrived, ebrs Early Bird, Ed
rige, Pensacola Susan, Bishop New York for pswchS
Sarah Elizabeth, Cold Sprn. for Providence sOop Mary,
from Haverstraw for Nantucket
SPUYTEN DUYVIL, Aug 2-Satled. schr UrDana Allen.
Bridgeport with 5 rails for Connecticut Western
wsy Phiadephia for boston; Orraoo' Ezabethport for
do /; c H Kelly, York for kewburyport.
Ealcd-Schrs st Elmo and Ka.e Grant.
24AM-Arrved brig Charles Weller, Georgetown NC, for
Bath schrs SAie b. En- y ana Jenny, Alaska and Mary
d Weland, Phiadcphia Boston, Fannie and Edith,
Roundou for VIM Wler, Philadelphia Quincy Ponts
Addis Simpson, do Easpor Hesperus Hoboken for
Salem; Geo Pierce, New York for DO Winsow horses
do for Augusta; Ouoddy Bangor for Philadelphia
Charles Weller an schr Salhe B. 80.
WAREHAM, Aug 3o-Arrived. schr 8 Smith, Snow New
York.
WARREN. Aug % Sailed, schr Isaac Anderson, Doyle.
Hoboken.
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WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION.

PARKERsBURG. w. Va, August "a, 1871.
To-day the people OF est Virginia voted for and
against o convention for the remodelling OF the
State constitution by the adoption OF what Is known
as the Flick amendment About ten thou
sand DISTINGUISHED rebel soldiers and citizens
would have the privilege OF the franchise on the
question OF to-day This vote viii 90 almost solid
IN favor OF convention, but TO cOunterbalance this
element there Is a large portion OF the democratic
party who Will vote against the measure. The returns
at this writing are meagre and principally from
towns along the line Of the railway Asst Is ques-
ton IN which the party lines are not strictly drawn
II ID d1cult to approximate but the general impress
sion ia that the convention win be defeated by .
small majority.
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words Of the rsnpis simply iusoy me subsssntia df
labor q a.: soanry I: scarcely twenty cent.
and I: o. sn Il: fo:
bah .S ss s 80 M .so : az % n.. Sn
manafacnre And yet been found not
only three per cen, which 70 protect Il:
.bore the rest being needed 20 the
Queer Of the "a. material
my.n manafAc.er largely interested In m.ngf
am Willing TO subm, these Questions to the calm
;Ss .s :s 81 the 81
Iss m al 5 be .nd at sss.
sS e. me to my epq milf e o az Say TO The
tase of either matter of poicy-As certainly
IaSoRE rar - pFukSps OF TIE LAsoRISe MAN.
part. w surely on e oSSsli :s be
TO Of sr LONGER they ere G
l. was safe enough Tor :elfs.ylsd leader. o. the
year. the repSbcsn here were 90 strong
% of Is. to ss
which no man can say was unjust or mpropsr Blu, we
publican majority Of in s to
thousand "a iszo sai how did the same thing IN
The politics State because there threw
sustain as ssan.. the power capital
IN the whG . US s Of The
Sr % X. as1 Ap r.. IL. wss .sUre4 Sm
iro@ Whoever may ss der
then by doing justice, win back the workngmen who
wrknmen in the opposing party TO come to u al the true
the
hf Re P.H n
who have not drop of democratic blood IN their veins
ss:s S.I:S' sssn: !sss
by the slave master tearing down the government
enslave and enhra the laboring man. Failing in that
purpose through the decision of battle opposing the
Acknowledgement OF the aborng and opposed 10 the
Sa0' ur in Ss sas be %sn ,snS
HIM. The democratic party have ceased to be the
fr end of the laborer have rights
worst arsoorat in this country Let the republican
party to II that swing not from the radical
democratic principles of the republicans and become the
party OF the banker the bondhoder the monopoist and the
capitalist and ourselves against the aboring man.
until we stand where the old whig party did In 1882
the aboriag Of the State overthrow it, in
which glorious victory of the laboring God
had share.
Thinking therefore, my might possibly be spared
stucnts attention practically called great
burdens OF taxation upon the people Of the State
led TO look into the expenditures of the State
the found there state Of facts which will lay be-
fore you, which II has the upon minds
Of the people Of the Commonwealth that has upon me-
win call loudly for most rigid examination, rerenchment and
reform.
made comparison Of the expenses Of the govern
msnt the year 1861 with those Of 1870 and order that
the ordinary expenses of tho government only
nothing possibly be chargeable In expenses
The items md them 10 the Auditors reports
and which each n turning to those reports for 1862 and
desire 10 premise that of the statistics
which shall give you will require pretty careful examine
lures do not appear TO be cassed under the appropriate
heads but pledge mysu and the people Of
in the Auditor. report properly charseable the
department which 1t belongs.
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General HawIey's Card in Reply TO General
Buffers Attack-iIis Connection With Gen.
eraI Butlcr's Command Explained.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, August -, 1871.
Governor Hawley respectfully requests all papers
that publish General Buffers attack on him 10 pub
lish the following additional statement
came under Buffers command q COLONEL commanding
brigade In April 1854 and In nearly all battles u
the Army OF the James After the battle OF Deep Run
gust 10, 1854, / was recommended for promotion
By Bilney and Terry, .nd Butler added seps.
me copy. ! toox part as brsadler In the
battle of october l3 General Butler himself gave me con-
mand of Tery's DIVISION, while Terry Fort Fisher
After the capture Foster Of Indians leave.
being senior to took the DIVISION own
quest allowed TO reJon old troops IN the
Tenth corps, In North Carolina. General ferry made me
Chief Of StaG. That the last Of with But
Ter Co lie was sent home, while commanded district
In North Carolina served chief OF stat Virginia III
October 1855. and honoraby discharged January I5
1906 having been brevettsd Major General Buffers sandes
inventions, without even shadow OF truth for
basis. j. X. HAWLEY