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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-08-26
THEIR son. ROBERT JACKSON.

Robert jackson afterward waited ON
Webster and Calhoun in their old age
at the old Indian Queen Hotel IN
Washington, now called the Metropoi-
tan, where IN 1891 he met Mrs. Joseph
g. Luther, present habit'te of Con-
gress Hall, OH her wedding tour. Mrs.
Luther took Robert to Swansey, Massa-
chusetts, instructed him, and in aEfew
years afterward he made an engagement
at the Union Hotel During tho win
ter he catered for those eccentric oache-
lors IN New York, -Ir L. H. FaiIe, Mr.
Edward Penfold, or Mr.. Robert
McGrosky Only the former survives.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-08-26

~ MILLER manufacturer of Rich Hair JsweIry
+, "a adies' Hair Work, saL5 Wisconsin -. NIL
Jangee Chains Charms Pins, Rings, Switches. turis'
Raids Wigs. Orders by mail receive 7peclai
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-08-26
AT THE LAST DAY WHAT
a BIG BLACK CAT o

cttare Countv and Local Agents wanted for the best
sailing hook OF the season 9autifui Photographic
illustrations w SHAVER, Pubs Sub. Ag't, Ogdens-
l,1rr n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06

~ccalani. ~ ,ud ! NJ >'Ht '!il. the G'r,rtrinty
the future of the ulItri restrict in. bi>inc>
Tlr impression Of last week that ic price would not
,nk mellow has yielded Ia belief # eventual de
cline Of points. though there II not much di
position rVincc put cut hort liucs. All Ia! in
nUcncc. directly bearing upon u in i,r weld
III The premium. Money in I~Idon /, quoted , per
cent the irncnc, of Foic-n Exchange Is certainly net
far learn, upward. white tn,
Treasury has nli"ahy Iai' "rt >lo'"o,'Co III coin.
upIfschlIg that Jnnunt 81 called Itl>, with
prospects ~ further . source ami
>i.ii others In January. Against th- obstacle. must
az upward movement contend. Tie sale, to-day were
down to 10. The cash gold cay aud per cent
for carrying. The SubTrcasnry dI.ur- ciirnts to-day
were ssOOoOo The days operations IL the Gold EA-
change Bank IA follows: Cold cleared kn.lGjpn:
gold balances, <l.i531jl Currency haaIrcs kl6i?9S,
The following were the qnnta.iuIs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06

Sr.Jnsrin .>p Dh\IlE CRY RAILROAD tnMrANr',
fES1 MuKlGuE SHINING FrNp LAND GRANT
I;oNpS.
BKNEI>'. EiGur PIX Cent - p. g. INTEREST, PAY
,EIr II GoLp.
FEEE UF TAN.
AND n DEMONSTRATIONS NJ 81 600. 500 and SlOO
can br obtained from the undersigned. or through
the principal banks and bankers tlrong lont the
United States.
The attractive features of these Securities are re-
cOgnzcd IN the fact. that. although they have been
but short time on the market they are nearly all
absorbed, and but Il small amount now for sale.
They combine perfect security with liberal
rate of interest This interest account is made light
for, and easily borne by. the Company through til"
operation of the Sinking Fund created from sales #
the Company land. which in many draw in
tcrest at the rate of ten nOi per cent per annrum
The security behind them is ample in every partlr,i
lar. ns they constitute first and only mort
trunk line of railroad which will soon connect the
city OF ~. Joseph. Mo- IAN important railway
teri, with the Union Pacific Railroad ut Fort
kcarhry. materially shortening the distance between
the Atlantic and Pacific COASTS. In addition this
the ponds nave further security in the fact that
there IL incnde'i in the Mortgage the Company's
magnificent Lands, amounting to l,'SOOCN acres
known to he among the best in the United States
The Mortgage indentnrc prohibits the sale of these
Lands at less than Fonr AZ Dollars per acre. and pay
able to the Trustees under the Mortgage, tor the
clear and express purpose Of retiring these Bonds.
The amount thus realized exceeds the entire
amount Of Bonds which can be- issued, and
leaves the road property aud franchises free.
The Bonds have thirty years to rum with interest
at Eight Per Cent free of tax. payable February and
August in each year.
Both principal aud interest are payable in gold.
The principal In New.York. The interest in either
NewYOrk. London. or Frankfort ON the Man at tho
option Of the holder, without notice and in the gold
currency of the country In which they arc presented
They are coupons or registcrcd.
Ir'isteea-Farmcrs' Loan and Trust Company
The present price Of these bonds IL o. and accrued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06

The steamer Westphaa took out 81 O In specie lslver
cOin).
The money market has shown no particular change
the demand being principally met at per In
currency though In exceptional instances loans we're
made at gold and six currency We hear Of new
developments In regard to the clock up but ~ the Bank
OF North America debtor ut the Clearing House this
morning. II Ia thought tho has been abandoned
We quote prime business rates att to per cent. To
worT0w VIII DO the initial December purchase Of lu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06
Il ,,,c folluviur for city bank slocns {:

The dealings in railroad bonds were pretty wen MS
trlhl,cd Central Parllir- sold at lD,; Union faci"
Fir.ts 9lja9Ih Land Grants, 19A: nconr' ~; Albany
and S,sourIanra Second 49, Chicago burlington ana
Quincy Fights IIi II. aud ST. Joseph LIGHTS. Fonv"iti
blc %, Hannibal and Naples Frsts 49, Ohio ana Miss
second Se C. &. and Ir. Frsts. 39.: Great western
Second s5I: g. and Rock Island SNcms. l0!l; and st.
Louis and Iron Mountain Frsis, %. The following were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06
Ncu Publications.

II APPLETON Co.,
$40 AND 55i BROADWAY,
INVITE ATTENTION
THEIR CHRISTMAS STOCK
ILLUSTRATED POoKS.
JUVENILE BOOKS,
STAN DARD AUTHORS,
BIBLES AND Tl;hNfE'lpokS,
HOUND IN LIVERY STYLE OF BINDING.
EooLs rn, reach Of tastes than almost anything
else Their srrropratDess us.sy anf aud there is notable
opportunity ior t,fc,y Of choice
II APPLETON & Co.,
$40 AND J5I RRoipwAY
rrtli~h th,s day:
III. STORY OF TIE IOl NTA1N.
ny WILLIAM CIILtN BRYANT.
With Forty drawings by Harry Fem
Homer Alfred frdcrt lohh li""s ard oihea SuTehh
pr ned heavy tinted caneied In cloth extra gilt ht'ed
the Sower published last t.n
This companion Volume o the Sopg &" IN S"wt hy the same
author produced last which tie mos. sprcs gio""k OF
year etr hav'r teen Exhausted before hn.ma'
On TIE rRFATNrNT or rILMuNAi:Y Con-
SlNITiuE
HYGIENE. CLIMATE. AND MEDICINE IN IT'S cos
NE,"r,OS WITH MODERN rnCTti>LS.
I;Y JAMES hYNA ANHtr. T.
I,d 'io'b. lro' =. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06

State bonds were firm and higher, the rise pe'hE
chiefly South Caronas, which also showed the largest
amount OF business The January AMI july 'SS"'S
ranged from 30! to TO- and thosc Of April anh ortop'r
Ia ~; Tennessees New sold At 66t; Missouri 6s haVg
advanced to 0SI. A sale of Louisiana kvcc Us "aS
,cuort,d M GA. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06

lion hvetwentes but all those issues arc "psVe 'no
par Of gold It Ia questionable whether Secretary ou'
well will purchase. as 1t IL doubtful II enough rcsS'erc"
bonds will bc offered to Ill the programme Covert"
Incnt bonds have'leen quiet but strong the new
1881 selling quite freely at iO9i
Fisk A Hatch report as follows at y. H.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06
SECOND BOAKIh-l l.. NJ.
SIN, KarOdf E(pr'"



Tine controlling Influences of the stock mar
Lti cont niue bu, ~" - heretofore rI"Iirh
few hold and Hitherto successful operators h"lding II ~
their hands ~ completely If opposition had been nj
,ciy rxtngushcd In point Of fact, whatever Sl"'"'a
non ticrr- in the market j. in favor ~ an advance an"
Tut fcw are Lld enough look Tor profits III III" rlanrrS
81 decline. Thu prices move up as RUE even WIFI"
unusual dullnce> ri-n> ana ny clint OF shifting s'"h'
round The circle of stock o,r"'tic MARKETS Kept ai\r
and t;- buyers make none, III il further advance, ant
thc cIlc, N mat prey ui- established To-day the great
card la, been Western Tnirn Telegraph which, IN the
yW fri'd> The street. j. about me sam" a. sol"
H. th Do,cri icn ~ whatever value il nay have IN u"
maihct II l. stpuos',i. too HAT the Western mon
Conla;.v as holder Of lis own stock VII. Dot II"
avrr>c tn The sale. under the circumstances although
h r,t"forr II h;> strnr"'>ly opposed the propositions
Lake Shore, under thu puia'n oi lis old supporters,
has all" been aHc active dnd hri'i ana Ha' sofa G'
freely al 20 and fra, ion li>'. fdoie Mall has not
vet rc,l o..G Ia, -'iH suggestions %! me Pres
itrnt aud Io..l.aSc. General. perhaps bcrau>r
th, ida "la;l aIrn nj and h'h-'ikr SMELL
Int = n.,o,;l,~. 'i"a'y a "l"rt g. New YORK Cen
ti Wai. III Rock Island. and Ohio aud
Mississippi are very fam and steady. hut are Kept little
IN the g,unii pared with WESTERN 'i"h ana
Lc SL, re- IT, -..r 4 Ion, al tlt President and Seq
rear, tie lcasGr. II it'id 4" specie ln't are
FAINT nnrr 10 alaul IA, rIn ,nthu,iastic >iirmirs
81 an irfc.lr nalc I.j e currency; Int there j. some
an ely {" knc@ what ni@y l." lie temper of Congress
In. >nljrr, amd u. MS o III" senators and
- f1i watched :tcniively by >prcu-
laoir who cit uitc ssO-y Upon tId,"h upon ihiH I'M
I"rant 1uc-t"n return 10 ~"ri" pas Incnts Would
haVc rr"is +" ,t"'f j"ri't"> ihai an; "'hrr
measure liz " 10 h dia,i.> and 4 people Who depend
Ipon indefinite ii.d rnchr' he'd initiation zen
have their way. the c",:nry :" III founder in the bog OF
an ir,, dc,,nllc currency many year To come. While
politicians touch this question reluctantly. and while
people who d"p'md rpon credit aud n"n paper fiction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06

FQ lrS-Thc business all Minds rsrs
s,ry; ssles LOO boxes New LAYER kasins
bVns Ssrar, . gold - bales aslurdoc Anon lsc.
la Napr Wanuts 2cr.; Turkish irrn-s
Re l,ss Kan 5le ~ bags Pecan Nuts he! 50
FtAIiiERS-Th' m,rsei.very a but prices steady quote
Prime st i5a76c sud MIrj II ,1caOr
GRANoers of Wh'si asking higher pr-s rold
Of the :h, Dt COLI weather induce
m@rse milling demand; q hr cOsr the market dali
freely would have 10 be made the
milling. though chiefly Choice Waite he'll Nth
the SAILS VI O bush - II 81 - for No.
p for White Genese Barley fairly aud
se,t stimulates the inquiry sale. Of "a 7s hu.
Casds West at III 9'd ~ ~ Up Lake NJ rs
&c. and six kowe 49, TO barley Malt quiet
El-r lJ5 90 bush; New ohio Mined 30d:s White
Black Sc. Western MiIeI At Il a36ic White ab
sal disc In State Miie ut &c.
and sni the sales Western q. I
raj chiefly Aev plenty and the
bush Dp AMI tnsounI at ;td15c Western
New. and Old 19c ahoat. NE Western White
yellow Boz snl New TO- Al ~ ahst Sucri Whit, 81 &c.
GtNNlES1 h. demand for either BAGS Cloth has hun
tr and prices nomlna sieAdv quote & the aud
l@Ic. for the latter
GINSENG l., with kir inquiry; quote Prime scas~
hDES-D Hides continue In good aud lots
ngei full la Wet Saei
but las b~~n liberal demand domestic
I" rather and prices show considerable strength p ha
drm and W. wsous bis circular u Dee J. .as rraas
all around since and ssi 10 announce
that good Tannaes the demand although moderate eiets The ~
Tor all weights Of Rough OAK and cOk Leather Rough Oaf t
Nans kouh Sheep SKINS Dry Hide Hsnok So peeua
ton and damaged and Ovrrwghts for choice Union
roppo and owpcei Harness Leather Prres UNCHANGED
ea arn Receipts have been cartae the Ieet Geld snap AMI arc
qnr snal Stck largely composed Io's mh
continue to cell than they arrive Present. phr" Of h
~ HID Z. !ce gold receipts - co sales olet Nrh on ohd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06

The agrrc gate amount of exports. exclusive Of sIr'
from the port ~ New YORK. Ter the week ending Dec
Is7l. Si9I;.iI.
The Philadelphia stock market was hrm TO-DAY!
Prnnsylvana Co. sd issue. sold al iGl Philadelphia ad
Erie X. r. 2i.: Hrading X. k, ami Pennsylvania X.
n. Cold closed mt llO1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06

interest in currency, from August 10, ]SI but tney
are receivable at par and accrued interest in pay
ment for lands sold by the Company The r'gntm
reserved tn advance tho present selling price WIN
ont notice.
Maps circulars, documents, and full information
furnished on application.
Though acting as agents for the sale of his loan, our
firm buy and sell IN their regular business The bonds of The
St Joseph and Denrer City RalrOGd Company those ~
the Eastern Drision eight per cent ISL recently placed by
nv at 97, being quoted at from 10i to 1921 ana &C
trutd interest.
T,NHEE & Co.. Eankcrs No. II Wall-st.
PORTLAND AND OGDRNsBUmG RAILROAD BONDS.
You can now convert your 5-2cs and other high
micrd bonds into al equally safe and more profitable
security By investing in the FIRST MORTGAGE JOINT
SINKING FUND SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF THE
VERMONT DIVISION OF The PORTLAND AND OGDENs-
III K(i RAILROAD TRUNK LINE.
Price at present 80 and Accrued Interest in Cur
Trncy.
For pamphlets with full information, apply to
FINANCIAL Agents
f.. T. FAIRBANKS & Co.. st. Johnsbury. w..
FAIRBANKS g. Co, 90 broadway, New York.
Fugp,NKs. Brown a. CO.. lis Mikst., Boston,
FAIGDANxs & EWING. 10 Chestnut-st.' Phila'
GEORGE OpDyKE d Co.. Bankers.
- Mas aust, " l.
The WEST W'stON.!N RAILWAY. which forms me
chi,f link in the new and short thr"Ilgl rome
from Chicago to St. Paul and the great North,
West il now completed to Hudson. one hnnd.'n
and twenty miles have been in operation Ior y
wear. and had a large and profitable local b'iNl-
ness and q still larger amount has awaited CON-
pl.tion through 81. Cioix Count to the slior" Oh
the Lake. The lumber traffic this WINTER VIII DE-
very heavy. Immense quantities are already pilcn
No At the mills on the line Of the road awaiting 10"
completion of the connection with -. PAM, wlrii u
will be distributed th" trceless pIaIilra OF MIA
rrso,a and Iowa. Besides this local bnsincss the
West Wisconsin viii! GO" large share OF the traiiic
Il is 100 miles shorter than the present line and has
direct connections with Chicago. The road las
valuable Land Grant of 1,m0,"~ acres IN me best
part of Wisconsin, This grant. with the Road ITSELF
!. pledged in support of the First MORTGAGE per
cent Geld bonds which may be bought n ~ and ac-
cr,lcd interest in currency of W IiITE MORRIS o.
No. IL Wall.t. aud (iwYNNE, JOHN>pN DAY, NO.
II WalI-st. Agents to the Company.
EIGHT Per CENT FIRST MORTGAGE GOiD BONDS
of the MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROAD Co., III
,lo;sed by Alabama. $1,000 IA mile on a completed
road. Particulars on application. For sale at %
and accrued interest by SolTTrE & CO.,
=! " Illilm..t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06

@1 Hd.s nsashtr .sns4inea -estres bs y ~ -
'sss:s y s s::.s c o.. r.. .
e. g .ss: r ::::s. :. e.,
s..s.r a,:s .ss ,s.: ss 81 d. 1s"'
az rs Sin. t;sss So s g 3
T sa. % OH aa.ss i, s s,. s ss
mt as s ,as ,.s .'': s1 aa Hs.es 1
six Slaughter e,.r, good seA. ssa
S s I as 49, 90 fsss s', g. S's
a sA isS as 3D. &C. . .$ 60 goa d. ~
g. do ss es ss s ss a. d g. q: s. ::;; s
" i'.s% o s s rn,. s. @.s s s.,
Tnh .oa+'s Punished o.tC.t sI0si4j fH'-i hessss C,R,
DKr R,Dys Curency-Busnos Ayr eoa23 .rer. ru ssas
:s as : y s. sy s, s .s, :' .. 5 I
a2c 0rnooo i9n2 AVERAGE .,'h asI sls',n aaae Mss
'rs. :;.t e. & '; w ' .' we
VI. - :h-S run a@i' sosilT's issis
S.l1 Baaos Ayr. s 70 S a,:r.s e;.h lrs,a
ID .yesssc esn UGIIic; KNIFE l!c, Tu li,s
@ steer. a. 70 a' to 50 = .'.s s,.s a ~: Is
srgs eh ,el". cc".' coz az - % ,.', s ss =,
Butcher wrDt. an SAP. IA h'r ~ nam.
Kec slaughter IA ia e Pstaa KD Dead G"eu EI
org-Tbe following from Me. H. Ma SOP, cE,al.. q
Dee f the shes Of iiot have Ssn hts, !.
purchase. bower pro, hat ,r.n .a,
% a r sn h . IN 's Nov sn . o b. tim. az
sSk ,.st !. rsr" p s'% sss,.. VIZ ne a. g:
soc. abroad ~poH-d er..d IN,
S S' 's for ss 'I S 'H' s o. hu . ~
n"sn ,a boom, TS'' oy,.. wSo M, 's ., T s. ,s ss
AMI several ipo.n, have sea made s AMI los Of NJ
pesos up or lot, "dae-
r .a1 49, IA S os Sn ss s i are & s To- Ss
les.er buying for med ans, Mo-. q III. So,,.
P.osa 's s. w.t.: s s I'll s s =:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES At TIE STOCK EXCHANGE--FIIsT Gallo
TOT O'CLOCK A. NJ.
sats Govrrep BOad- go,
90 O. g. o. Cou 09i 1900 g. f. $40 Conf2 LII
sau. o, Rdiroad fond' Bnns ana RaTodd--h1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06

EIGHT Per- CENT FIRST MORTGAGE G";D BONDS
of the MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROAD Co, III
,lo.scd by Alabama. $1,000 mile Oh a completed
road. Particulars application. For sale at %
and accrued interest By S"rTTrE & Co.,,
~ WanI-,t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06

I'sI on: f'%: ~' $50 8: s ss ?i 81, s.
I.:l: :: Il Vi: J ' .
scp' "' . ' ar o ' Hs! q! for ss n'' ar for
~; r rs w g. .@ ' go tI.et r" ' .: s at s'
r rn % a as s ss a s 's. 81 %.s & &c.
y ,s;:': "'i-s % = % ;,s
+ 81: ~ : !. issG' ~; S,:;
,'o r. Ia. :, Lat &C. &C. n...a m" set i, 'a' no' g.,
Il ..ar q lioa7r otoIes caHr.iaritlt .ni 4. toys
~ Z ''br ~ r.ya,. rms; -, >oT M!'t ~ IT, ."' i'
miltd I'D 4la rd >,vs Lll al tc> 81 y'cl'
XII t. rrr = are & T-ry Ga'' .aI ., 's, 's
Junsr. atFc 21;~ o Ic'~r at .. 81 e. for haa sis!
rE[RoE .. % il T.. ?s h. ben a IL, f ssc,' .-sr
Of p,.r % -: - 80 r d on a. a. kesa n. Ill.,
hcr have their rv aud bay are 70 o.r,,c
S j!aSr At % s,.. S %1 'S 1 % In p; 10
pHi1 me market e,:i,r; sale A' n.L breeahe' at &c
g.. e ,,.s, % 4. .;s.e g. and =, Is .;r to- ""f'o" 3D.
i.s market Is lu'' 10. eS'' s-s .i a. s' va
o. Srv sS eN !, VI Gt M o. | 'A At ~. :s
quot" Hard. 49,; While l. il. %Iigc; 10 D. l!Si
ssLT-Is,.rpool Fine limited inn'. ,n, steady Dal.
lu S. M.Ts 90 55e aaiCai. o.; A.htas. Ia,rv"o ro
:, p. igsass do >! % 81 .nI Goa.,! 81 90 y So
rp,on, an rrcs are easier w. o,t Mgc 81 gr re',f
sG,nt. 81 -, rtrr for SS1,F' a., i , "a .
| -, 90 - ,,ic, u ,, ie,r'- 4, ~ ,ils,lf
fnt o. We. ana african pm 81 IL G., 81. s",t
Sn.n io'e nu' ana owe S " ' ~, f "a an.s..
i" nj ~ t.v. o III I rinu. "a ' " ~
a. E,c ~ a a a. - l : - -, O.. ., & 4. N. -,
49," ul' Aa' eA'' 'A'' '''' a. ~ ''' ball. 'N
'o: Eco, ,,..,,..h,, va,..L.,4 -, ,a,.,.
,,., , 80; ~. mh ngs, " 'so N 80? ' ~ 40
|
WOOlTfhc icio.ns Is i.in N:s,I.. Wa.tr' f"7n a.,
1 n.o Sm'%far o, p me- vas n ~" - w.
49,. ~, , '. I ~ p VS. " ~ ~, go s,s,,,s ais,
~.ta a. 'Ne r :" Ivy. 49,. a, ,, '1 ~ 800, 49, H.,
W.T. ~ "I'''Is H"' ~ ga 49, j - 80,
sSn " ",T.sa s'' isaTsa a''' , 70 tore
J i M m - ~ ,in, va al No. ra - t. M 80 a. I'D
~ W ,nr n.rqnar sappH 0 ~ i us H., ;nr, the n,
ior,asSt Sears, mo. tr and SHOW .poa,ip rr The pre
ov u, III, 80; -, 80. ~. ;,..,,, ,. -,
81 n ,H II "a. 81 az u.assa
mn r. ' w u.,e,isi "a LnI fr ,, lei frc,u Lrsu scuta.
Bri garse a, The EaropSn ar.sts viii r,v-s d
hsner than ,r ne a,cron. Amrriean bayrn nrr
@ hns.D' Sot 1r' Wool, ,ssn wst on@r.d %,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-06

FLOOR ~ Mai = luud u !1oer iol
s"t>oaat'r Ter J. mn er ran
,ml' htL At h' ""'- ih rsrr l. l re f1-,
&c.. 3d. fr ne! ~ nj mri4" sla'r ram D''a 4ifo'
.a,. 81" nt,is. W"".p'':
so ........,...... I ijn - Oa,, ,'o,,.-ho,p rr
sea- II t>r ~ ~!
$50 ,ta br,aD.. a 20 oho. TX trad" oris -" -
NJ, tFonr' ,ol.... ioG 80 " hl:e " neat. tA.',
t. "A NLlr l. j. = hIcd i5f y
"a - nouh~ nslrs TO- do. @1 .
,n. l., ctOl,e Np.iL. 81 lrlls I't. . J. . :"
NAt c1a b s. ~. hca'- h.t ,a@ /" 70
rs,l N.l'e ms. L.uis TRIPLE tk,. 10 -
o." 80 Grne- Evtri orsr!> : iha 70
f, firm "a" srrr's e"
.,a.-I c.-e tr market l.
ct M
bait Alex. GEO Nike iotol - '"iI
A,ra.. hIta anu faI"f.. t'f T. %,
knhmoni Country, tl Ira W. -
,;rure and Tennessee E,irs Famr...... 'oa s9i
kr hrn AM lair drmSu fr toe horne t; ''rs 10
49,. w. ,la"'r:
I've Flour rtern s. - STATE sn'
M- N !mi;d erna", bnt stead, sas 400 Ds We
qror:
Torn M-al.W - d" ~ Corn aic.. br. - - - 10
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almost riatiIu and the whole Thought Is III TN td'
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than peace aud uu"thc-s. ~r Val. ~! hciiH2 hoi'
shout them.
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wer" the qnnta,iuns:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-29
NASHVILLE.
Frscssdlngs Of the legislature. TeHnss-
see Opposed 70 the RemoyaI Of the
National Capital.

Special to the APPEAL
NASHVILLE, January . SENATE.
The Senate Joint resolution to burn
the cancelled bonds in the Office Of
the Comptroller; rejected. House
Joint resolution requesting the Comp
trolIer TO give priority to the payment
Of claims that may be presented by
Mrs. James X. Polk; adopted. House
bills on third reading: To amend the
revenue laws with regard to taxing
notes and other evidences Of in
debtedness, provides that a mans
notes shall not be taxed un-
til he is given credit for what
he owes; failed for want Of the
constitutional number voting in the
affirmative. Providing for contingent
fund in counties having no jails;
passed. The House amendment to
Senate bill taxing dogs, leaving it
discretionary with county courts to
impose a tax, was cOncUrTed in. Mr..
Peyton, from the Committee On Fed
eral Relations, reported in favor Of the
rejection of the resolution favOring
the removal OF the national capital to
the Mississippi Valley, and the Senate
therefore voted to reject the resolution.
HoUsE.-NIr. Townsend presented
a petition from the Memphis Board
of Education, asking to be relieved
from serving on juries. Mr..
Tucker offered a resolution au-
thorizlng the Engrossing Clerk to
employ assistance in his Cfice; reject
ed. Mr.. Townsend introduced a bill
to allow counsel fees in certain cases.
The Senate bill, to authorize the
Governor to appoint special judges in
certain cases; passed. The follow
ing House bills are on third reading;
Authorizing the Judge and Attorney
General of the Criminal Court Of
Montgomery county to hold
the Circuit Court iOf Houston county;
passed. For the benefit Of Perry
county; yassed. The Amendment
act to preserve peace and prevent
homicide. Passed. An Amendment
to the laws relative to land grants in
the OcOe District was rejected.