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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-04
Commemorate Of Virginia,
Office If StcJcturH Of Commonwealth.

commonwealth Of pIrgInIG,(
Office IF Secretary Of Commonwealth. {
We, the undersigned, Board uf state Cauys 81
ers, created ny IN act OF the General Assembly,
do lisIchy certify that at meeting LoG pun: unit
10 law, al the cfllce Vi the Secretary OF The Com
nouweath the fourth monday III November, one
thousand e ght hundred and seventy. one, having
ihe certified ab.tracL on file III said
Office, or votes given IN the county of Prince VIII
liam, at AN election held tue Er-t Tuesday after
Iii, first Monday III = OVEN Der, one thousand eight
nurur,d and seye"ty-1ne, for member # the
House OF .elegaies OF Virginia. and having III AIDE
OF the whole number Of vatee 70 given.
we as, er.ained and determined that Is. +. Lewis.
baving received the greatest Dutlher OF votes cast
In I'D election, was Gully ELECTED member OF tie
House OF Delegates Of VirGiata !oc the term pre-
scrioed by law.
Given uDa4r our hands al Richmond, Virginia,
tlls aTth d,y of November, one thousand eight
hundred and scventy-un..
JAMES MCDDNALD.
SecrCtary ut the Commonwealth,
WILLIAM +. rAYIOH,
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
GrOHGE RYE,
Stsle Tres su!rr.
JAMES G.. IAl LDR.
-lSp
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OF VIRGINIA.

statement OF the whole number Of woes cast In
tie county or :cnit IN an election Tor mem Ger OF
the House OF Delegates CT Virginia. held pursu-
ant TO Law, The first Tuesday after til first NJ lnday
In November, 1871:
For William l.. Green were cas-, SIX hund, cd
and If y-uue votes; fu- JaEe3 T.. Taylor, three
huud:ed and siNty-gi :ht woes for William IA
mey, Three hundrcd and seventy nine votes for
EImrod Adams, Ght votes.
We, The Ut derslgntd, BoaI d Of State Canvass
ers do hereby certify that the foregoing statement
Is correct. JAMES MCDONALD,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
WILL II r. TAYLOR,
Auditor OF Public Accounts.
GEORGE EYE,
state Treasurer.
JAMES &. TAYLOR,
Attorney General.
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Commonwealth Of Virgintd,}
~ /.,u,,,,,.y, ,rpHIfh


Office Of Secretary Of Commonwealth.
We. the undersigned, Board Of state Canyisss
ers created by act OF the General Assembly, ~
hereby certify that at meeting held, pursuant to
law at the office OF the Secretary OF the common
wealth, the fourth Monday In HoyemoeI ,one ahou-
amined the certified abstract, on file In said ONCE,
Of votes gven in he county OF Shens a. s an
election held the 1rst Tuesday after me hrst NON
day in November, one eiYbt hnndre n aHo
seventy one for members OF the House o. DeAe-
gales or VIryInia and having made ststeme MT OF
the whole Der Of woes SO given we i
aud determined that james ~. smoot ana d. H.
RidIlebarger, having received the grestest DUN
Der of votes cast IN said election, were dniy et
members of the House of Delegates OF 'bEiuia
for the term prescribed By law. ,,
Given under our hands 1T Richmond, virgins:
this eth day OF November, one thousand e'sh'
hund1 Q 1 ana se7enty.onc: ..,D
Secretary OF the iOmnonTc2i1n.
WILLIAM +. TAYLOR,
Auditor Of Public Accounts
GEJRGE RYE,
lanes C.. TAYLOE,
kt,o-Dry-CI cncral
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Commonwealth If 1frginid,}
OFcc If Secretary q Commonwealth
We Oh" an irrsi On I'd, board Of state CANVASS
ers created by al act ot HE Genc:al Assembly,
do hereby certify that q: T. llteiug helI, pur-
suant u lay. at the Office OF the necl e:ary OF
The .,ommoDwe alth the fnnr ii a"Ecay IN 30
vember, one tn uSand eight hundred and seventy
one having examined tic Certified abstract, on
Ii e in said Office, u yo,cs given IN the county OF
au.seil al election hello he first Tuesday after
the first Monday in NOVEMBER, one thousand
eight hundred and seventy. one, for neulhcr o.
The House Of DeItg iteS OF Virgins, ANA having
made s:ateu ent or Ito whole nalnber o. votes 81
given, We ascgrsuined and determined that Jack
Carter, having received tue greatest nuinner
OF votes cist III said election, WAS duly elected
member Of The house Of Delegates vi Virginia
Ior the term prescribed by law.
Gwen unGcr our hlnGs ut Richmond, Virginia.
this twenty seventh day Of Noycmbcf, one THU
sand eight hundred and seventy one.
JAMES MCDOhAID,
Secssa y Of he Commouwc .ith.
VILLA II +. TAILOR,
auditor OF Public Accounts.
GEORGE kl 5,
State Treasurer.
JAMES {. TAYLOR,
atiDrnt y-ti,up;Al.
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Commonwealth Of FiiqiDiu, !
HJ;.a 81 ~ f.rt1


Office II SecTe'aryy Commonwealth. :
we, the undersignc /, hosrd OF state Canvass
81 c. ea ell by act OF the General sstm bly,, 90
hereby certify that At meeting held. pursuant To
Law, At the Office OF the Secretary or the Common.
wealth, the fourth Monday IN November, one tnou-
sand eight hundred and scYenly.ore, having ex-
amin the certified abstract, Oh file In said Office
OF woes giyen In the county OF stafford, 81 an
election he'd the cSt Tuesday after the fret MOn
day In Novcmber. one thousand eight lu ID ed aud
seventy one, for member Of the house of Uelc-
gates OF Virginia, and having mace statement Of
The whole number OF votes so given, We ascer-
tanned and determined that j. +. L. lut.le having
received the greatest number of VOTES ca2t IN said
election, was daily elected member OF the Mouse
O; Delegates OF Virginia for the term prescribed
by law.
Given under Que hands at Richmond, Virginia,
this 9Th day Of November, one thousand eight
huEdced and seyenty-one.
Jb Ms h CDONATD,
Secretary or ths Common cal,b.
WILLIAM T. TaYI.Oi,
Auditor OF Public Accounts.
GEORGE RYE,
stete Treasurer.
JAMES G. TAYLOR,
Attorney General,
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Commonwealth Of Fsrgjniu,
=, Of ,Sfr,.,fyrH Of f;,jaUJuillrgYItb

Commonwealth IF Tirginiu,}
0Nce Of Sccfet6ry IF Commonwealth. s
We the nniereisurd, iioart or state Canvass
crs. created b. al &C; Of the General a SStmhly,
do hereby certify that at mCcllug held. pursuant
10 law, at th- Cifcc OF the secretary OF The Com
monwealth, The fourth MoGd y N November, one
thous ana eight hundred ana seventy-one, having
examined the certified ABSTRACT, lite i'll said
Office, OF votes given in The county or Scot. at
an election held the HrSt Tuesday after the list
Monday In ovcmber, one thousar d ei GIT hundred
ana seVsnty-One, fer memrer OF the House OF
Delegates OIL virgins, ana having made Statement.
OF the whole number of votes So given, we ascer-
taiued and cctermiucd that VI lillian L. Green,
having received tho gre attest number u votes
In said election, was dulg elected q member OF the
House Of Delegates CT Virginia Tor the term pre-
scribcd By law.
Given under our hands ut Richmond Virginia,
this eth day Of November, one thousand e: ght
hundre. anu seyenty-ono.
JAMES MCDONALD,
focrctary Of the commonwealth,
WILLIAM r. TAYLOR,
iudttor OF Public Accounts,
GEORGE RYE,
Safe Treasurer.
JAMES c. TAYLOR,
Attorney General.
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Common,cediM IF Tirginia,l

Commencement ~ ttrElnlU,t
OGcs IF Secretary Of Commonwealth {
We. the Undersigned, Board OF State Canvass
ers, created by an act OF tie General Assembly,
dc hereby certify that ut meeting held, Pursuant
TO law, at the Office Of The Secretary ot The Conn
mOnwea ith, the fourth Monday in koremoer, one
thous ald e! gtl. hundred ala sevenly-Onc, having
eNaInined The ccitneu abstract, on file In sa u
ounce, OF votes given In tn. county of Richmond.
election he'd the first Tuesday after the tirs:
Mopdsy in November, one Thousand xht hundred
ald scyenly-one, Tor remoe of lit. II 3use If
Delegates OF Virginia. and having made staternt n,
Of the whole nunner OF votes SO given, We ascec-
tstIed and eterln!nCd that ". y Douglas, nsv-
ing received the greatest number OF votes cast IN
saiu clccl11r, was dniy elected Il member OF the
House of Delegates OF Virginia for the term pre-
scribed by law.
Givca unde: our hands ut Richmo nd, Virginia,
this 2fth day OF horem Der, one thrusuLd eight
hundred auu serenty-cDe.
Jam IS S;CD oNALr.
EecTetary Of The Comma wealth.
WILLIAM +. ThYiOa.
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
GEORGE RYE,
ttate Treasurer.
JAMES c. TkYLOa,
ATTORNEY. General
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11

5s7 )1<l| 49,! 3D. 49,
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~ III HA11W QE0A0& ii Is IN h,
q it, II Isl ~ rs I. Ill III
sfs = -,
Z. s - - ~ Il q ~ s
80 -, :, 90 . s. :. =.
e - e. I'd QllI1 e - / |Sil5l 6i15e RI
re ~. 81 44S~sA $500 u = - z
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icy 9 - eaess g = g & Y: 4 l.. - e.
sesszs =, - ~ ~ ~ - -
Ing = ~ elsrss1ad s.ssse e 49, taessie
ths s.leylns =, - 49, $3.50 1esse = -
Seass 9 Le Icy: -. "a NJ pen..f -
/ tyact e 49, 49,. - ~ ~ e 80 80 81
1syca Teone, Y.sisn 9. - .a1y - le1.e
havoa x three aEpents md .eaeye. Ieet 1c.e =
Of lines divergent fscn The sd ffcnt. bcea,s
eocxe y se "a iasS io =. ne ~ !. ~ 49,
1esstte Boutte, 4eceesed
tract q Ia9d . re $,eee new ~ III ~
parish g st. 1Atqn, bfase q tteen1aeas ~ ~
1Eeat @ 1osir aIpeets q 49, - q. sn9 8
g nfteen OF ftelasen sspsrfn 1ese g - ex g
aoQut seventeen snd n,n expentok geln4 ~ ~
pofslon bteween tho - nayea 49, 5ne Rn.no
roaG reserved non purenase y yne 49, W.
JOHN sssy. at ses 20 = ssd
: tract e land .stwtea q tne sane Place q.
mo@ntm4 on me go slae g IN peone soea iee1ne
ecrioea e nCt reservea wesT sno eetn ~ "
1anas q y Nel.0n, aea on tne go VI aalo Ioed
I.Om xmcn t Inc vexaos Neelvea twcn5 PeSncisa
atpent: on ne wess snd g tne t1nct q 1eeerva.
..on ~ u sinen ~ sne ss ~ ~ y
RsIsnS. ~ IMo wssetM onu ~ ~ uacss wtt1Uat
counting this reser contains ahoge eos Inn
ofe0 ana ecvSnte6m en9 vHIty 80 u1axeesn1. -
PenIs. supelneaaly Ineee t-o aeove eesoesaz
tracts were acquIea oy lnrene;e nom eevsom
serrst On sne tweltySn,sH dax ot ssnssry ~ -
LATIN toaasa.ns On ynS sssensat Ne g 49,
Iecne, q 0e!anco g so0ut ~ ~ - ID
.otd 8. ~, Ta.s sth ~ as,,ah ~
psnt, BOUNDED On the ness ' - q ths gee -
, naxs..y ce;S1lSe1 - sns s0I.I .ss1y
longing e 8 = nelson psrt{ n a. z ~ 49,
iSs - r. RsrS,S a IA ~, IN X: sssf - - iss
sSumnSass.S ~ -. 2 = ~ 49, w.sS -
s.s = ,: .u 1. lencoS esecse0 -
AZ ~. 49, sn1 ~ sss.d e.s4s :. ~
psece ~ isn0 sas9sse9 y snoA sasc E,.Seee9s
contsing onG nur.Eca me two s9PsxSs,a4 -
Eli S.vsr Tscs - tis ess ~ - -
sss9 osySu t ~ g ~ s41sn ~ ,anG ~
DolonSe g ~ Aaos. lsSss!y ~ sno .sno oe3o1
i1nS - ~ ~ o1I 1es.. "a - - sne
Also ~ the rights. ill., - interests e r.
srnenfs' S oundsd 8 the 49, side ~ : FL ID
io6sinG to a d Hinor, q the eat ~ ~ 1Sra
stoye Sentioned 81 the norfh by the Seiis SsSSn
and Above nenticned. For ii an. Sixik SS6 ~
esfh descrihei tracta sAven funSsed mi fvenfvv..
three arrents n isnS nsrcSaeed ~ L feevrirSSn
twsaty sis5sh July, assli aen ~alea shs e 4 =
ec ~ - = M, - - y ent ~ = ~ ~
% ~ =. ~ r. Ss; 49, III ~ 1. ..D s; ~
also stxteen elpenfs Of sid land cold to John Yer
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-11
BANKS AND BANKING.

BANKS AND BANKING.
THE FREEDMAN'S SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY.
A National Savings Bank.
CHARTERED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF THE
United States, March, 1855.
Thirty.three branch ofiices have already been ca.
tablished throughout the country.
Principal Once:
WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
J. W. ALvORD, President. D. L. EATON; Actuary
NEW ORLEANS BRANCH:
ia ..Carondelet street.
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Deposits Of any amount received. All accounts
strictly private and confidential All deposits are
payable on demand with interest due; SIX PER
GENT interest paid or compounded, free Of all
taxee three times in each year Especial advantages
afforded to trustees, guardians and others having in
sons and associations Certificates Of deposit is-
sued, payable on demand in currency or gold, with
interest due. Deposits can be made by express or
bank draft, or postal money order. Deposits re-
ceived from individuals. firms, societies and COR.
porations, subject to check at sight.
The Freedman's Servings and Trust Company was
men Of the South, but it offers its advantages to
all classes alike. As q national institution, sub
iect at all times the supervision of the Congress
Of the United States its honesty and integrity are
constantly assured.
OFFICE HOURS: From 9 A. N. to P. NJ, and on
Saturday nights from six to eight o'clock.
C. D. STURTEvANT,
mh11 " Cashier New Orleans Branch.
II ,OUIsLANA SAVINGS BANK
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
Ne. S1.......... Camp Ne. 81
JOSEPH 8. COPIES, ". VAN NORDEN,
President. vice-Presiden
JOHN 8. WALTON, Treasurer
DIRECTORS:
w. n Thomas, David Wallace,
Henry Peychaud. Dr.. ". b. Holcombe.
Six per cent paid on savings deposits.
Nafes rented and valuableS received.
Interest on bonds collected and RENTED.
Persons liyin0 in the country will find this Con-
pany . safe depository for vauables, papers, etc.
ct q small expense. nOll ~
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% SAG s' S s ;s a sess R . esg Sa ri s
Banks
f a ~ AIS sTp s s es Ss s sSs
~ Mortgage Sesk
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snrzRsrH AsxuAL srArn1Ksr.

o0TRKNTu ANNUAL GrATKHRNT.
h eonfbrmtty with tho requirements Of the1
0hnsssr. the Company pubaish the following state
Proaiums received during the year ending Nay
q, ls5o. including uneAzned pesutums Of the pre-
n III risnra o77s379 90
~ IaSino YiGks OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l346N g
On 1iVnr riaks ............,..... 47303 50
qaksl Preuiuns ..............o1l rs 0N S
fSss unesrnad Premiuns. .....,..... s33ssS 90
- easnod Premiums Nay a. ls7O..... o9l2 80 s.
LGnoDo pn1&-
~ ~ HDk9. .O1S,o1S "
o. 0GG1ue ki1k1 9e,9e9 y
% 1ivox nak1............... sl0s IS
ool,S40 u
..4nraa ...........,.......s..<l 7,e6e g
1ainsuyoDceo anA returp.s
kro01unno ..s..s sSA4 -
osoAls3 -
D:soss inssss - e. =. mss 10 4.o4,, q
Prot. ...s......~...sp....... e<7ly sss %
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11

JAMES MGCREERY Acc IHW;F .9a 4 S1rvfsfn.sr T0;ff
viii open MONDAY, kEP II,
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS a..
Jr p.r latest steamers suitable for Autumn and Winter 10
cose, Of STRIPES Eve different styles, 2 per yard Is cases e.
BLACK and GRAY STRIPES In twenty different styles 2 "
cases Of GRANIlB JAQuARD new material tat 0c 'Pehc 40
soreut 6f SCOTCH PLAID in all the popular clans rom e 70
sDst import FRENCH CASHMERES hne qusty in ,oer
colors FRENCH MERINOES Fsl shades the 6pe sAso Ut
offered. at low prices. ,.,s, ,.o,, ,rs , r nj
Also splendid assortment Of IRISH P0PLNS and ia Abi
NELS FRENCH POPLlNE BPlSGLlNES, ShTEtNs, ENOLioh
SERGES DRAP DETB. u all the shades -, !,
Ladies are respectfully invited to examine soc they will IND
4 ed in nOuAlity
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
Citn Real Cslate for SALE.

A FIFTH and Eighth-aves. and Broadway
A. RUILING LOTS sngl!. IN PLOTS BLOCKS fronting
- ,nr and Lots MaGisuAve and the ALsceJt
SSrSIiE Nv V. X. STBVENSoN& son, II Pne.st
TNIGHTH- AVE. LOTS for SALE, lG3 feet
between One-hundted
11sr and tny srsss Apply To J NJ PHELPS s2 CoGsr.st
IWR SALE or RkNT-.NO. 248 West Fifty
oo nss BO1S"A Il se' rGT R al %SSTp % HpIOysen''
.1,1 WEST FIFTY-FIFTH-ST-F SALE.
et,1 u tor, hh'o"p NovaNcc'ia stone 'front.' built
traspfGy tlhI Az h a" tie ''ern Improvements Apply
vrrms
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11

PASSENGER Station in NewYOr. Of Twenty svnthsL AMI
i,u ti.aye. Entrance Twerty -seventh-St.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRk. SATURDAY, sept, Q, '''l'

NEw.YoRk. saturday, sept Z" Fl'
The market to-day was dull ard without
.Dooial interest Tic coming week. in add'l"N 10 'nV
.nburhan sales announced in our columns seN''",
ralcs will be held at the Exchange saieNoonS' ~
yate SALE business is decidedly mole "cuNe III e''' "
rartment Furnished houses rent readily at the prices
current last year. There is also good inquiry or VII
furnished houses hut rents Tor this class a. lue "'
lower than last year. Brooklyn property - lna'"Ne
holders continuing TO ask full rrices hut no ll,"i
ant sales have been reported. althonEh
large number OF exchanges have hecn m2Hc u,
improved property for vacant lots. Al present lc.
building materials houses DC built at less fa'S w"
those the market and the majority ~ pur' 'haSt
prefer new house that has been built lo SCNCI
years and left unOccupied large humber OF houses
remain Ia he rented. There are good huprE Oh ,ut
nished houses on the market hut the demand - dcc
ded moderate. In the vicinity ~ Prospect lark 1rge
mum Of residences will be finished during inc next
two MONTHS hut VIII he held for sale Some Of these are
suta NE for persons Of moderate means hut the majority
~ them valued from $40 COO to $4,000 III the vicinity
OF thc Park large number Of houses remain vacant
and be leased at nominal until sold. New
Jersey real estate continues in demand ~ good prices
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
rono 5slano Zeal Csiatr for Sale.

7 ONG ISLAND FARM, near Huntington, for
.. uAtie Is woodland Buildings all IL good
=, Puce TO .1C..tc stCSk. crops, 4c. $laWO
TP'" A. RILANp Co. 5 BotkmAnst.
1HH FARM. 20 acres; level, lOamy
4,ZUU. col 500 rouo ta-u. crh cheap; sasT terms
o1wI LEWI. Nor,li or; L. / - Isols;, Tuesday a.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
AND NEW-HAvEN RAIL
" ROAD.
STM"ER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMLSCING MAY y, 1871.

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49, u IT T3Alys a i Leave ,SF, YEwY2sE {,,5a ,,,,r,,,
20, r. ~ f. S. FaSs Southport and we.por. lloO
nj fo 80 tc,a . SoS41 % H. 1R.J l:oa M tEI EI
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49, r"I Fy1 ~ 30, ~; i iET
GrenyicA s.d intermediate station iio m 2' a''
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Boston, VIA TON d '0'ctr CONNECTING FC II M TRANS
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For New .vca an aGn EArOAi H.; to North
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= RyEa aA!Lno,I.-rnL.. ,.e T4''f'' st - fiO"';
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Baa Nrara Fa.; for Ctirsgo VIA hoh T. $ All NJ C. 9,
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a. & i ~. g. T ?:3o so: = T. O. =; 's:.g p NJ i! rirb.
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W. .:r.i; L 5lsr:t H rdr the WEST va Ri
40, AZ J. ts 20 % H los to ' P = a. O. sso without chan.
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c.,t rc q. Tor ,ar at Of Vi corta'dI'
a. " ". RGHKS Cs1 Fa, A.. ". JACKSON. G.nl s'Pt
NEWPORT AND MlCKfokp RAiLEoA.n, RAJ i.s,t.l,
an Fl1i :. NSsrSa r. r g s.nd'y'' .'S
.sea;. ron,, rs''s' '''r'd f~h' '''N '''
Na. S'.i'' a 'e'' '. sI' 1'' r,roR. wAgREx As.rt
SOrTH SIDE EAILRoAD Of LONG ISLAND.
- rl,o,,. l...!s .n ! "a -! ea Lces bland
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New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
t)eslcheotcr Cona!n Rcal ostate for Sale
1VFIFGAVT COUNTRY SEAT

an ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAL
n tf SALh ;,nI within a. Loa1 ipd bali Of
H., Yo. ~ W,>tchesef Couute containing 400 the highest
,, Do ai1; SPLENDID MANSION 10 feet front
f Der re-c, order so Building 20 by lo0 SrrsIged
4, l,e = aca.u 90 lrc ground suitable for
~ ;-es also Grs, MIL p fec, head % ahng
s,.n Tar. AMI ,e tor hundred head Of ote, four apple
,ras sr OF pear all grated and choice fruit frortae
h kueet Lnl grounds ornamental; pure water ell
,,- f osc evtrv respect g"uenatS establishment and a
lte,l Il n uu,urpa aLywh,1t atmosphere and adapted
veal n.s goo o 3 feet front il oy will be
tt,p il PAR p.meut Ads.s WILLIAM DAVIS Tribune 0sce
A RARE CHANCE.-A comfortably furnished
~ RESI- ENCE vcatcu Mott lisvtn for SALE $500"
81 balance tallIneuts and mortgage
will he taken part Jaymeut Address HUah Tribune
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11
Drp @ooos.
LANES MCCREERY e. CO..

LANES MCCREERY a co,
~ BROADWAY and kLRvENTH-ST.,
viii Offer MONDAY, ERPT. II,
SUPERB COLLECTION OF NEW FALL SILKS,
they invite the attention Of Customers and
1O Pieces Of CANSEB STRIPED SILKS all the eolonng
e1 l2i per yard. - -
shades +! so 81 IS AID g? per tard
rich plain cOored GROS GRAIN SILKS In al The
shades for and evening dresses from 2 80 the bn'
imported
$50 Pieces very heavy BLACK GRos GRAIN SILKS 81 per
ysrl - e anu, or, ,vs Al. Al, a, q.
and ~. u, .or ,,os cp.,y crrVe l..
Al, the rerrl makes extremely low rrc's forming the largest
chss and ,.ect stock nks offered In this marLr
New-York tribune., 1871-09-11

IAMES MCCREERY g. CO.,
u BROADWAY AND ELEvEETHST,
viii open MONDAY, Hep. II,
New STYLES IN Ladder BLACK ALPACA SUITS,
1:5s; I:5s; EtAifIkk {E5tsAifIkkERREk XII flEaatrfas. ltEEatfs
LADIES' CLOTH SACQUES and CL0AkS,
Ladies MORNING WRAPPERS. -
Chilfreps CLOAKa WALKING COATS DRESSES and SUITS
Ladies UEDERGA ARMEETs. NIGHT DRESSES, CHBAlSES.
DRAWERS. SKIRTS,
Infants' WARbROBBS complete.
lufants' Trimmed and EmbIottcret CLOAkS
lnfants Plannel SKIRTS. Embroidered and Plain
Infsnts' MERINO SHAWLS, hsnd.onel! kmbroidered
IDfants' ROBES, DRESSES SLIPS, SKIRTS. CAPS, kc
ladies this and vicinity respectable invited TO examine
our stock a. hey will many novelties 10 found elsewhere
nd AZ w possible pnce%
Our DRESS MAKIEG DEPARTMENT In charge Of experienced
artists Special attention paid 10 Reception Evening and
Welding DRESSES
0PENING.-Mrs SMITHS PATTERN BA-
~ ZAAR. gl4 B:oqdway Tvendehs SAVE MONEY EI.
anime our stvle. b FORE rurchsng IMPORTED SUITS Yn viii
find FAR IN ADVANCE OF THEM Ladies can he FULLY
POSTED STRATED PATTERN BAZAAR published Sept
TEN Cents. Mailed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-12-14
GRAND RAPIDS WIS THURSDAY DECEMBER II, 1871

We Vet retain the protective system,
under which ;hr reward Of hh"r has
fully aonhlrd anh hy means "t
which we have been saved from
financial crisis Ike those tree 'f.1e
oucs nt lsl8-iS2l, lS37-lSt2, and
lS57~le6O,
let those. then, who fear a crisis
rernllrrt that nothing Of the kind has
ever yet occurrra IN periods OF pro.
trc,ion, l.ct them next study the
remarkable thcts above presented,
aud then determine t"r themselves it
the New York trc, from winch the
country 50 quickly recovered, had
net, when compared with nnr com
mrrcr and onr means, an Importance
almost ten fold greater than that ut
the unfortunate occurrence at the
lnUuight that has juSr now passed --
l..t thrm ,la these things, let thrm
reflect corl)y aud raIruIy on the situ,
ton, aua the day ot'uiumlh for panic.
makers will Soon have passed away
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-12-14

--" This l'ti. felia9." sail Martin
l. ,tb.r II bird g"ing 10 root, " h9s
"a srB ti- eh,ltrr, aud Is quieily
-, king a,'ff ~ sleep ~.ith"nt care
| { = -. n"rrng'. lo,ing. calmly h"l.l.
iius he i,s it- 'wit. and leaving
God alone " ILlnk Vi hliu,'