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New-York tribune., 1871-01-14
THE COURTS.
THE FREE PRESS LIBEL CASE.

THE FREE PRESS LIBEL CASE.
The examination in The Free Press libel case
was resumed yesterday afternoon at the Jefferson Mar
ket Police Court Charles II. Farrell the complainant,
continued his evidence the defense follows: After
writing the letter to the publishers of The Sunday MT
e,f went into the composing ROOM and told the fore
man that new arrangements would have to be made;
intnated TO him that the paper would be published
under other auspices ] know Mr.. De Nyse he
sistant editor The Press; the signature of Mr.
he Nyse to the letter The Sunday Mercury not
written by Mr.. DE Nyse himself wrote it without Mr.
pe Nyse's authority; wrote Mr.. YoungbloOds name
the publisher
Justice Iedwith' here remarked that Mr. Farrell had
been 50 drunk at time that ne did not know what he
vas doing
Off. Farrel-It is false; these allegations are made
With view Of degrading me.
Justice Ledwth-You are working out your own degra-
6ation.
q. Did you not make an assault on Mr.. De Nyse with q
pair of scissors while intoxicated, in The Free Pres
oficef
Mr. Leyien-I object 10 this question, on the ground
that it is outside of the libel complaint and secondly,
that even if Mr.. Farrell did commit the assault that
would be proof Of intOXicatiOn
Justice Shandey-I sustain the Obectonl
O. During the time yOu were in the employment Of
The Free Press, did you ever commit assault upon
your wifeS
Justice Shandley-I rule out that question.
Mr Farrel-wbie was editor of The Free Press arti-
cles appeared against Douglas A. Leven, editor OF The
Krsning telegram they written by Mr.. DE Nyse;
might suggested them TO Mr. DE Nyse Mr. DE Ny Sc
did write all the articles against Mr. Bennett OF The
Herald: some OF them were written by myself.
Examination adjourned.
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

In the Court of Oyer and Terminer. yesteruahh ~
Judge presiding and Col Fellow. appearing Tor th poP [
following sent passed. Francis Dempsey peih
mon,ss (whO served term IN the sas III lin
pauioned by Gov Hoffman 50 az 70
testify Jeremiah Dunn charged WITH he uf % &
No p, grand larceny years. Chsries WlloushD!
robbery received respectively, 20 and 10 years -,
In the Court of General Sessions, before , .,unge
Bei Yesterday John Maher pleaded guilty TO charge V n P,
and es s.otepcel 10 vears imprisonment AZ hard abei
m Was convicted Of hrhway robbery committed upon pawn
NJ % Tbonss The Jnlge sentencing him to 10 years
& a. hr hor aid; Since opening Of the Jsnus leim ~
Conr OF over and Tenine and General Sessions no & borng
T and hqhway robbery have been presented 70 %
this species be getting feariGy 10 he
abroad ater dak This crime
9sycy with criminals and will mske dear op
ont ne extreme penalty OF the law John sIIy
Prison years NhAn
si, az No. 22 Sxth.ave 90 1870 State fson 'yeHS
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Balance. SAW

The ST Louis and South Eastern Railway, when COM
pleed will connect ST. Louis the largest city IN the
west, with Nashville, the largest in Tennessee; WIN
Evansville, the second in Indiana; and with Louisville,
the first in Kentucky all by the shortest lines IL
runs through region OF great fertility, underlsid by
large beds OF coal which will find ready market at St
Louis 1t also abounds in salt iron, lead, anu valuable
timber ,,- ,- A. ,,or
change OF products Of the Northwest and Southwest 1t
will have great facilities over the present routes the en-
sst mes Sinety-one miles Of the South Eastern
now in operation Of which were built during the past
and, with the present rate Of progress the man 1s.
ayers Of the road confidently expect 70 .So run
trains from st. Louis To Evansville py me ~. 5s'
of October, 1871. The cash earnings on the ~
Louis division, &c miles long, notw6stsndias the IN
tense cold and ice blockade, reached Si35O counting
nothing for services done for the Company George Op
dyke Co. the financial agents and It Is understood
IesGp S ' & Co. J. p Girard Foster Mr.. Roosevelt and
other Of Leading air ae 5esvy esp0 a
Gen Wilson date U g. Al ViceP President OF the Com,
pany has just bought 700 ths 1 OF m t%ns more for The
Evansville division. The Company IN order 10 complete
the road have issued bonds to the amount OF sooO per
mile and invite the attention Of investors TO the security
offered. ,,,,.
Railroad Company have declared dividend OF 81 per
cent free OF tax, payable on and aiter rep;
states Trust Company. The transfer books VIII close Oh
The opening of the Ninth Ward Bank at no. q Ablng-
don square, IL announced in our advertising columns
TO day The institution is organized under the General
Banking law of this State with capital or S2O0U Inc
Directors are of substance and standing, ana mainly
residents of the Ninth Ward.
The Phenix Insurance Company announce seinl-an'
nual dividend of 6 per cent, payable ON demand.
The Howard Insurance Company announce semi
annual dividend OF per cent aud the Lorlard Company
one OF per cent both payable on demand
The folsowing is the dry goods movement for the week
Entered for consumption, s06,5s3; Withdrawals, sJs
COS; warehOuscd, A04 7G9.
The Pbiladelphia stock market was firm to-day. Penn
sylyan.a c. third issue. sold at 05 Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad q: Reading Railroad 40 9l6 and Penn
sylvsnia Railroad, G2t. Gold closed at llOs.
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FRIDAY. Jan. 13-P. ".

There vas less buoyancy at the Stock tx
change today prices barely maintained at the
highest points OF yesterday although the market may
be called tolerably firm The movements were fairly
distributed tho largest transactions in Lake
Shore Rock Island, Wabash, Ohio and Missouri. and st.
Paul There considerable activity also in Alton and
Terre Haute common stock which advanced to 80 Han
niba and ST. Joseph sold at s5L during the first call The
leaders Of the speculation have thus far made
very fair demonstration in support OF the market and
need but element TO insure that is outside
buyers While this ia lacking, it uphill work In the
miscellaneous stocks, Pacific Mail and Western Union
prominent the latter advancing to i6i In the Long
Room with large sales In the afternoon the market be-
came suddenly weak and without cause, prices
fell oft from TO per cent leading descriptions
The following table shows the highest and lowest
Of .iiv Ia mad
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ard Hary T. Van Ripper Letters tostamentary were also
issued the estates Of Margaret Beers Henry Dsdier
Jane A. Martin George ). Laselle Margareita Gremer,
Gilbert Dean Sarah Murray, John Satcg John Maun-
der Joseph Wirsch Isaac +. Jones. John l.. Foulke,
John Howlaud, Hugh Mitchell, Barbara Foster John
Hammer. and James rerney
I'm the United States Circuit Court, in Equity,
before Judges Woodruff and Batchord the Of the
Florence Sewing Machine Company against the Singer
Manufacturing Company up yesterday. when
this case was commenced about year ago, and ~
various times while II pending, the plaintins ue
posted In Court sums amounting In the aggregate 10
$4,000 TO he paid to the defendants If they
right TO IT, As the bill was dismissed for want of Jurls
dction, it was contended, yesterday, by pialntins
counsel, that the $4,000 belonged to them moto1
was therefore made decree ordering the pay
to them Of this amount This motion was opposed pe
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AN AUDAuoUs CoUYTERFEITER.

Louis Meyers of No. FOrsyth-st. was
brought before Commissioner Osborn yesterday a
charge OF passing $40 counterfeit bill upon Jane vii
ams OF No. 800 BroOmest and attempting TO pass SIC
counterfeit upon Charles Jaehne OF No. S2 Hudson-s
When arrested by Officers Slavin and Lofts, Meyers
claimed United States detective, and desired that
col whitley be sent for cOrrObor8te this statement
Col. Whitley said that Meyers had never been member
his force, bat had given information concerning
tain eounereters which might lead 10 their arrest and
that no was old offender and had recently served
term OF five years in the New-Jersey state Prison al
Trenton Several counterfeit bills s235 in good money
snd q memorandum showing that he had passed one W
And sOs, counterfeit bills found upon MIN
in default OF $1,000 bail he was committed
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pRKIGHIS-Oceap Grain beea shipments
more liberal caused By the aGyance
ang staples without corresponding da sbn there has been
fer Light and generally lbov
to-day To Liverpool 4 0J1 bn.
Wheat by steam 6i; bb Flour LOO hrs of Cot
ION by steam At and 900 bales DO bg sail sl fd
The British bark With 5000 Of e'nei PeoeB
10 another With 0J bhs and 10 no aase DO. al
g for eases and bbls unable 70 el BARI
Seville 90 c and one to Hamburg Wiz 1000 bbls
Petroleum private terms
Cloth
demand; Old sprng attracting attention sni s.rong h4'
.t be close the higher and unsee the demand epg eeay
Tor erpo though speculative; sae 1880 bush ei 1
81 3 for Old spuI; IF a. for No Chicago spung nd ~ .
Green By $I Sos 50 for Amber Western, in store md shost
81 RQsSl Amber small otsi 81 90 81 % tr
Whit, Nj chisan; 81 81 IS White Gtneee lnrey u
bmitsJ demand; 500 bush Canada West al 81 @d-l IT,
a o0 bu,h including 2 bush good Ohio In store At o Nes
Ohio At 60 d60ic track, ard b2 d62 afoati Nsen a.
in or. State at small lot Re quiet bat lei tr.
..ie. Old Western sSc in store; Sae a. % "a - '
a. g bush Damp Upsound 30Ito Ne,rE hi
-t,tT-e and shoati Nes'eu Yellow al
sontb,ro White Al ssdso. Jersey Nelov at Od5sc -,
HAY Is good dcnsd and the market tim qsoie nhp
ming At 81 - sud Retail lots al ~ 3G - a. straw
srm AZ a. SOQ : Long and sld III 10 for short -
Tor cae Vs1o'
dell aud nominal.
ISDIGO-The demand is Moderate spd prices are steady
MOLAssES-There only small trade dong 70 9css ~"
the tone unsteady quote Cuba Ca MAJ
covaio 25d5c II Of prime qashy meets win go"l ~
steady prices but low qg4l dall aud laS' s
bbls Ner-0resns at 6edT2e. . - , ~ s,..a--
METALS-ngot Copper trm and far demand NeN Snen
American easier demand Bar Is dull and pce are noHi
nal Pig moderate request Other articles are HeAsto'
trade remaining dull We quote ..,,.
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Nr,v vnpX n,uy TRIBUNE SATURDAY. January TI Io'T

calling because they find It profitable As long as thoy
keen within the law lot them do so bnt Wisn 70 say
word in behalf Of the helpless children whom ,ney use
means Of exciting cornmiserafon' ON the co'"eSs u, =
- -, '.,on, the streets holding In their arms haif'
o,o, ,,,es wbo.e bodies tortured that the pubic
onrse may be opened in behalf of their pos'cs'or' In
-, scs che children are borrowed from their real
aots in Others exposed by their own There IL surely
= remedy for this II the Police cannot prevent IT, '''
Rereh should for surely haolad babies "cecI'o
cion os mnch as clipped horses. Yours.
Mem. York Jan. rs, 1871. ihp'oi"N''
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DECISIONS-JAN. l3.

Syny,De Coart-Chambers- Judge sutherland
cl,eg act Uostr-Referenoe ordered Schuyler agt btNyOre'
granted r.ndo a DursndoRepo couhrmel Judgment Of divorce
granted
S,perior Court Specidl Term BY Chef-Justice
BAcar-yanderhof gt Patterson granted KING sgt D
Order Granted Callag5anOrde granted Green agt
Riee-Motion denied with I 10 costs
By udge Spepce-Lynch Crary-0re granted Titus agt
Mcbop,-Moon denied with $40 costs Blauye ag HookeL
Order granted. Higgins sg. Merchsnt-Orier granted
Court of Common Pleds-Specidl Term-By Judge j.
Dsly-Bsche agt Bache-Mction granted Allen ag RyaDMo
ton denied Jackson sgt JObson.-Moton denied.
Marine COTt-Pdrt U-BefOre Judge Gross
Ormsby sg Sledge-Dsmissed with costs to the defendant
Marine Court-Part HI-By Judge Tracy.-Le
agt Pss-Moon denied Buck sgt LOrA-Aloor
df.u,.s
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The State bond market has been strong on an active
volume OF business. Prices at the Second Board made
no important advance from those of the morning, which,
however, were to n per cent higher than closing
figures OF yesterday. South Caronas were buoyan the
January July issues selling up 10 g. Georgias and
Alabamas were firmly held Tennessees, Old were ex-
ceptonay lower recedng from ca Ia 6i while the
rose to 63i. Yrgnias and North Caronas mOdcr-
ately active. The following were the bids
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REAL ESTATE BROKERS COMMISSIONS.

In the Marine Court, Part H. before Judge
Gross, yesterday Hatch Rker, real estate brokers,
brought an action against Charles Duggen TO recover
ts0 for eaectng exchange Of property between him
snd H. T. DeCra Tie defense that the brokers had
already been paid commission by the other party TO the
oOotfact This the plaintiff admitted but alleged that
zach party knew the other 10 commission The
Judge charged that broker is not entitled To receive
commission from both parties without their mutual
ledge 10 the arrangement Verdict for
toe psiutin for the full amount claimed
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
SATURDAY. jay. I

SATURDAY JAN H.
Mails FOR Europ, vi, Queenstown and Liverpool steamship Cr OF
Washington n. close the POstOhce At sD m
Supplementary Mail r paid letter. only made at Pler No -
n r. and closes D. Steamship sails at All letters
deposited Supplementary Mails be prepaid with double Po'ae
via Bremen. the steamship hhen
foot Of Thri Hoboken Pos0fos NJ No saPpls
mentAry Mail. Steamship sails at 2 D. IN.
SUNDAY. Jas. 10.
No Steamship Mails -
No
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Coleman Benedicts closing quotations were:

The money market has ruled easy at six and per
cent on pledge OF acceptable collateral OF the lead
inc bond houses being supplied at five per cent though
this rate is exceptional yet indications point to lower
quotations, time loans being negotiable at the full legal
rate and slight commissions added There il good in
quiry noted for discount and prime acceptances on
the basis Of the following rates:
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In consequence Of the war being carried into
France the silk and velvet manufactures OF Germany
have temporarily usurped the trade which once was al
most monopolzed by Lyons and other French towns:
At Crefed russis the impetus given to this branch or
is greater than ever before and there arc
more orders from England and America than can DO
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plCSENC 1PRIYEn

FROM HAvASA-In steamship Moro Castle Dee DW. H. Gil
Wsltsr, Mrs Howard Mrs y McSuy Ma Dolores Jime
G. shsuek Jose Gomez Bonno Jmoner Franco Netuers
BonOsco Gueterrex j. C. Raining Capt w H.
sn,r WsgsaG Capt J. and Mira NJ H. Mcclellan,
r. Davis Fsz d. Martinez Jas A Sweet Mr. Wilson, Mrs L.
ssbruque Bent BsrAc Chas HoroD Jcksos James Spear
Nj T.. LsnpsOn, b. b. Polio.
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COURT CALRNDARs-Tn. D.r

COURT CALENDARS DA,
CsIrKD DISTRICT COURTIS
Opens at IL 3. IN.
InUoiunt1rB CdLnddT
2s4 nde ct a. sgt Oyington 1920 Poss Al sgt Remington
Benedict and Samuel W. Danen
Ben.dct r 92l. .Iiitaner sgt Sanger
e9le Alden AIT he Boston Hart 2 McCuire agt Rea Smith
ford and Erie Railroad Co 1926 Farnban ct al st Lsngsn
44rgumeH Calendar.
27 STREET. and L. A. STREET a l98 Sargent ct al sgt Wells
KSvapagh l29l4. .SelOyer ct al sgt. Nella
NywYORk STpRysR CoCKT-ALBASY lThe Calendar for
sanray jan IL as follows; Nos 5 49, 85 &C. g. 81 g. &c. si,
q- o. D
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EAISE CHARITY.

TO the EdifOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: The reports Of the many charitable
institutions Of our city show that street beggars are not
necessity among u.s. and that they only pursue their
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.


FISK & HATCH,
Bankers aud Dealers in Government SECURITIES,
No ) Nassau-st., New York. Jan. II, 1871.
The First Mortgage Bonds of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company, at current market price, pay
nearly Seven per Cent in Gold on their cost
They can be purchased at from fifteen TO twenty
per cent less than Government bonds.
They are secured upon completed road worth
four times their entire amount, thoroughly and hon
estly built. ably and wisely managed. and erp1Ienc-
eiao an almost uneJdmpled R its business and
earnings.
The immense value of the property upon which
they are a first lien. and the large and increasing
revenues of the Company, render the security Of the
principal and the prompt and regular payment Of the en-
teresi o., tain.
They are recognized in this country and Europe as
among the standard securities of the world, whose
safety and value in degree matters of con-
lecture speculation. but are well established as
those of the Bonds of the United States Government
Having originally negotiated them, and knowing
their superior character for safe investment have
connected dealings in them with our regular bust
ness in Government Securities, and are prepared TO
furnish them for new investment OF in exchange for
so bonds at current market rates
We buy and sell Government Securities Gold and
Coupons, execute orders in miscellaneous Stocks and
Bonds at the NewYor Stock Exchange for cash, re-
ceve deposits subject to check at sight and allow
interest ON balances make collections, and do a
general Banking business. FISK x HATCH.
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COPFEP-BrsE still firm Java is sls) 6nm but Importers bsd
their stocks In anticipation Of The best grsces o W's
Dda are scarce held for advance The jobbng irsde
good quote l3G6ic; Laguaya. B0lb.ci hsrseslho
l5alsle: spd Java l8a2c, 3ls2 bags Rio her
rmsck; baCuayra per Jenny snd Patterson -
DYBWOODS in light demand, but prices unai.el We
New-York tribune., 1871-01-14

Gold has been dull though firm at llOi6n the deal
ngs being restricted The rates paid carrying were
c. 6, and per cent. At the close the price further
reached fraction to 1i0 The days business at the
Exchange Bank follows: Gold cleared s96 900;
gold balances, t,16e3J0 currency balances, sl295525
The following were the quotations:
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progress during the year 1870 gives the following results
of nnnatrnctinn I'm the North Mestern Htates. viz:

Total in nine North 6Oii miles SD
Total in mae North 800 miles gr@lr
Including New-York. New England, and the southern
States The Recie estimates that not less than 6O miles
have been completed, representing more than tOOWoOW
I'm money The money estimate should not 1t seems to
us be less than $500 per mle including equipment
and il made upon the par value Of stock and bonds Is
sued we doubt IL this would cover the amount.
The earnings the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad
the 1870,
ET-i"'"
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Government bonds have been strong and prices have
advanced the entire list, tho market closing firm on
the basis OF 1851 dOSi for rs Fisk Hatch report
follows at p
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In railroad bonds there also lAss active business
recorded though prices remain rm The following were
Tho MD
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THE CUBAN BOND ROBBERY.

YEIIETIER CROSs-EXANuNED - CLOSE OF THE
CASE.
The direct evidence of Pelletier having been
uded ne was yesterday crossexamined by Justice
logan and testified as follows: WestbrOok gave me the
two Lawrence bonds in the latter part OF October;
gave him $500; Wcstbrook told me the numbers had been
altered did not do nything to cause the arrest OF
WestDrook up 20 Dee first the g. bond at the
A-,0n House about the middle OF November; last saw
Mr. Castillo on the 9d 23d of November or after saw
the bond the bond first got into my possession the
morning Of nv arrest Castillo did not say, 81 wont pay
uade Ein to recover $4,000 bond which knew per
son had and which could be had for conscientious the
evidence Of Gov. Cox relative 10 conversation had WIN
castillo about paving for the procurement OF bonds Is
rrct. was not tn receive stolen bonds from any per
n ht WestbrOOk and operated with none others paid
81 sOl in the AnSOn House 10 WestbroOk ana
borrowed the money for the purpose; Bennett came
to this city with me TO see about these bonds got
A. 900 from man named Cooke giving mortgage there
Tor on ny farm Maryand did say 10 Mcneil that the
at the bonds would pay from 40 TO so per cent Tor
their TecOyery the statement that offered the bonds 10
Mcneil for sale WAS false; after my arrest the first
zine mentioned WeSibrOOk as the person from whom
received the bonds did not have room at Tay l0rs
Huiel m Jersey Cay; the benefit to derive from
fhc recovery OF the bonds more prospective than
posyc: know OF other person who stole bonds eX-
Ls arrest. -
Thr cros,examnation. although very searching failed
compel Pceucr 10 abandon any of his previous posi-
tans The case closed. and the decision OF the
Justice will rendered he has concluded his
examination OF the papers.
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THE MARKETS.

fCsrefnly Reported for THs rErBrNE
FRIDAi Jan. -. 1871
AsHgS-Pot, moderately active sc 75157 IS Peirs
a. 80 a0d - y.
BUILDING MATBRIALSBks dnl At former proes iahs
fair dem4nd Cement inl and nonsl Lime
anchsngei the demand being moderate. We quote;
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Son 7:23 sun ae Moon l2a
|
Sandy Hook l23 Cows Island. 22 Hell Gate 'ol
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VRpN,uYP A Co. Bankers.

yERAnLYR Co, Bankers,
10 and l8 Nassau-st.. New York.
Offer 10 investors the following Securities:
Long ISLAND RAILROAD ist Mortgage per cent
Bonds.
SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD lof y. ~ lat Mort
gage per cent Bonds.
KALAMAZOO AND WHITE PIGEON RAILROAD lst
Mortgage per cent Bonds Interest guaranteed by
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Co..
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
SEVEN PER CENT
CONSOLIDATED FIRST MORTGAGE Bonds.
limited amount for sale at 10 and accrued inter
est, by j. b. ALEXANDER a. Co, 10 Nsssasl-st
JOHN J. Cisco d. SON, 50 Wall-st.
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way. from indianapolis. Ind. west TO Pekin, Ill.
which has large equipment and is doing largo
and rapidly increasing business. The Road connects
with most Of the leading lines to the Atlantic and
Pacific, making central trunk route from ocean 10
ocean over sixty miles shorter than any other route.
The Bonds have nearly all been marketed during
construction The few remaining we offer at @t
and interest, in currency. TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers, IA Nassau-st.
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THE FUNERAL OF Ex-PosTMAsTER KELLY.

THE FUNERAL OF EX-POSTMASTER KELLY.
The funeral of the late James Kelly took
place yesterday morning at the Roman Catholic Church
o. ST. Francis Xavier in West sKeenth-st The process
sion from the residence to tho church. included many
friends of the deceased delegations from the City Post
Ofce and its branches and from the stuyvesant lnsr
aace Company. and other companies with which Mr.
Kelly had been connected. The pabearers were Henry
schultz d. Hennessy, John d. Lauson Thomas O. Acton,
W. A. Darling W. L. Laimbeer, Chester Lord, ?. H.
Jones. and ID. sweeny. The body was incosed In a
casket covered with black CLOTH and on it rested large
cross Of cameias and immortelles The church was
crowded in every part The galleries and the space
about the altar draped in black and white The
usual impressive ceremonies Of the Roman Catholic
Church were performed, continuing from lOi until
o'clock. The Rev. Father DAILY conducted the Higt
Mass assisted by Fathers schOnberg and Busen. Hi
body followed by large number OF persons in car
t,ages tO Calvary Cemetery.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. or Iowa. TREAsURERS
OFFICE, - PINE-sr., NEw-ioRK, Jan ., 1871.
The Central Railroad Company of Iowa have built
and equipped $50 miles of new road through the
richest portion of Iowa, thus opening the first
through route the State from north to SOUTH
Parties desiring TO invest in First Mortgage per
cent Gold Bonds issued at the rate Of only $4,000 TO
the mile and offered at 30 and accrued interest in
currency are invited 10 call at this Office and obtain
pamphlet, with fun particulars.
Parties exchanging Governments for these Bonds
will receive about one third interest upon the
investment. W. b. SHAITUCK Treasurer.
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