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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26
where shall the Baby's Dim.
pie he.

over the cradle mother hung,
Softly grooming a slumber song,
And these were the simple words she sung
All the evening long;
4" Cheek or chin, or knuckle or knee,
Where shall the baby's dimple be z
where shall the asgel's finger rest
when he comes down to the bahy's nest
Where shall the angels touch remain
when he awakeis my babe again 2
Still, ms she bent and sang so low,
A murmur into her music broke,
And she paused TO hear, for she could but
know
The babys angel spoke:
"Chcck or chin, or knuckle or knee,
Where shall the baby's dimplc be-
Whore shall my fingers fall and rest
When come down TO tho baby's nest?
Where shall my fingers touch remain
When awaken your babe again y
Silent the mother sat and dwelt
Long in the delay Of choice,
And then by her baby's side she knelt
And sang with a pleasant voices
Not on the limb oh angel dear
For the charm with Its youth will di,ap-
pear;
Not on the cheek shall the dimple be-,
For the harborng smile will fade and tiee !;
But touch thou the chin with an impress
deep, :,
And my baby the angels seal shall keep"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26

sumsi that the ,Ams is for saii purpose 81
inIimidsiiHg N8isTs, whsts'sT nish' d
ALLEGED by sach psIsons as ihs PIrlsAl
,ssfs0f ahd peses erhesFs, Stale "ssll
Ahi Militia oH duiy IN such equally H'
diTeCisl 10 diApsrss such persons Prov
iei, hswsss, ihsl in this regulation u u
not late "a. 10 interfere Shh persons
psaesabiy shi ials,ly waiting At the reg
islralioH oti,s ~ sl 'hs polls IsT their 'a'h
10 register o. vote,
4. An sale, barter 0T rlSihg sway 81 IT,
auors or Intoxicating iTlr6s a. the eonhly y
seat. OF within twO miles of M 'nTing the
election is going ON, either daE' y iay ~
night, is strictly forbidden BY sa'a se'i
apI royel August 10th, ls'O, Ani psar'
ohieers, State Guard aud militia ate III
reelel 20 arrest all PeTsens violating THIS
regulation, aud 10 hold them 10 be dealt
with according 10 lss, aud are further d''
Teeled 10 close all establishments where
such liquors or drinks are sold, baT'eTsd
or given away,
q. The carrying Of 6rearms or deadly
weapon. Of any description, unless by
peace officers, state Guard or militia on
duty as such by orders from the uo'rrhor,
Is expressly forbidden, and all persons VI,
olating this regulation must be arrested
aud dealt with according TO law In such
case, g.,
d. The Governor, as provided by said
act, approved August 10Th 1870 section
52l, hereby assumes command, for alh
during the election Of all peace officers IN
the State, including sherifis aud their
deputies, and city or town police or mar
shals, aud their deputies, and those oiheers
are hereby directed TO place themselves
under the direction Of the officer designa'
ted, or TO be designated by the Governorr'
as set forth In circular orders from this
Headquarters and TO aid him In enforcing
these regulation. and the laws OF this
State aud the United States governing
elections.
EpNuSp J. DAVIS, Governor.
Official;
JAMES DAVIDSON, Adt Genl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26
Last Thursday the candidates for

Last Thursday the candidates for
Congress fiom this District, met at
this place and discussed before a
good assembly the issues now be-
fore the people. Judge Bryant the
radical candidate led off, and in
stead of taking the questions Of his
own party and defending them,
seemed to endeaver TO get from un-
der their weight, ard seek shelter
under conservatism. This attempt
at evasion, was fully ventilated by
Capt. Conner, in telling speech Of
an hours length in which be show
cd up the iniquities of the radical
party in a clear and forcible man
ner. We would like to give a syn
opsis of Capt. Corners speech, but
having taken no notes are unable
to do so. Suffice il 10 say that his
speech was satisfactory to the full
lest extent TO all fair minded men
present. Mckinney Enquirer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26
NOTICE.
70 the stockholders OF the Dallas
Bridge COmpany,

you zill take notice, that three Addi.
fibnal Calls Of your Subscribed Stock
to ssid Company is due and raysble as
f0lloWs.-
j. Ter cent. on the slst daT Of July. 1871.
Is 18Th August.
Is let Sent.
By order of tbs Board q Dirert,srs. pas
ses IulE liih-ls7l- LIZ SCcreiars -as in r
rfr1i-fel f~ sdr0rrise f1r SAFE fte si-ck Of
al deiiu1ueHf SiacLholiers. q. ftgnired
~ fhs ofigiHsi AFtis.cs It Sisrki sffef fhs
efpfraiiDH = shrfe days frats frbfa ~
rrafnrsfr - s-iii calls
= ~ SNIsE- sssfslsft
sscr.f.rr'- f,Eire hsHss Ts1-,
gsiy - III 80 in
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26
JAMES DAVIDSON, Adt denl
and Chief Of Police Of Texas
citizens Meeting In Galveston.

| .,.,
Si'iZehs 'ee'"s 81"
A public meetlngof the citifehs o' ""''
weston, irrespective Of party, was held at
u.,i c.,v.s,on n, tho 18th inst.
'ui"' "'' y,,,-, p,,,,
which was pres'ueu o'er ny "'''"'u
ardson, Esq. A number CT gen''emon
were appointed Vice Presidcdts, after
Ii, .,nu,,,oo was ,pp,;pt.d 10 draft
"",' w,n. a.. Canr,I,,.o wa Nh,
resoiu"ohS' "h'' 'he oouA'''es
Maj. Tevis addressed the meeuhg "uu
read the following preamble and resol ln-
,;ons which were adopted:
w., III. ,oas ,ow :, nro,.ss of
| o,,o.,;on for tho revenue of tho State and
.,. eo,,eo.,O" , ~, "" ,or o,har nnrnosss In tho
Sv" gu. ns TsS.s ara crcatlv in excess of
80 ,o,;,;,no,o want. and whereas. said
any iee'''''u'o ~" "us.,aJ ,aor
'aA.a ",;,.,;onai W.. IoaisIo,;on and with.
uhoo.s'''u.'o" 81 l., ~. on,i rhere-
OUT .ne "a'"" . W. "a u,io =, III,
us, sum ',,S Io na.;.,od hr oil In &c fnl
eAAo'aon; ,r;,I';u ,ho go. ~ ,bs neonIe of
means VIM" r ~. fV" 49, mndsr
sne s XIV ~, ,In nj, of Rights tho
sec.inn % .,aii M ,,o". ,I ,ho r;ah, in n nsace,ble
manner, TO assemble together for the com
mon good, and to apply to those invested
With powers of government for redress OF
! grievances, or other purposes, py pet'uoh,
ADDRESS OF re"ons'la".e mI: any sa
wv s,ai -, rorn,ol onnoo, 10 tho other conn.
Seo'e;u u H. s,a,o ,ho nronr;e,v of oa,cu.
,'. ne :" ,,,',;o, Wv ~ ranrs.eria,lt., from
III on1S ~. Oonnt;cs in Tho S,o,s Of Texas. ON
az ,no ns Sou Sa,,,,tou nov, fis7N N
The 22na day oi "eP'ehoer neAt 49, 20 w.
DC ne'e u, ne V"r'J' s,n ,io " nrrnOsa of ,,k inc
ci'y OF Au'.,hn .o' VI. pu,PO ;I O,,I;o,, oS nx
uhuer oonsiu.i"'''" ;ns '.;on, - srnoos,
cess''o taA",'on' wv" e o'ss
the most advisable remeoy ior 'ne e'n'
'hereiore 1e r ,.,;,,. ,o,o,r n
:, hesoW T. ln". W, %,"'9 n" ny o;,isons oHs nf
,ne suggestions ~ ""u' ~ INV
travis county Nh A., c..,. =, ,h;s
heSofeea inat 'ne onni.nsn ,'a,a,a " ,.nna
meeting appoint ,'uIte.n ue,.sS..n Hai,os,n o
lhe TAX payers auu H. oi.'.on' r..,;a, W .cnr.
oo.! wv, ~ stin a n, ,ho c;,v NJ Austin cn
tho 22d day of September next, or at any
other day that may be hereafter indica ted
for the purpose aforesaid.
R,,oIrcd g. Tint the delegates thus ap-
pointed by the Chairman Of this meeting,
or such of them nB may attend Bald COD
e,;o "n.,o', ",U ,hox % ,uny doam host for the In
aono ,o.os's nf ,hs oonv,v and ihat lhey will
go, ,I,;, ,n,;on and tho action or said
IrePo,' w.. oa;nrrncd meo,ing of
- 49,, .a,',,r IA bo copyoped
."o P.oP ;S JaIo,o,oS a, soon ,s
" .,"I,. .r,., u,o ad;nnrrmsr, of said
P"vOI1 Ps.;. Tauuan,;on
So,n,,arr Ma,t ,ben read the r,llovjng
Iai. onno;,,.J ,o ottsnd The
a.,;,, 40. Cnnno,t;on Iohn ID Rover,. G
To- H. n n Sob;n Vol Pool. " l.,
NJ. V aiford AaoInbe Flake NJ
~ 'ovyi rmSL;p 90, X r
n.pnsn K,onmon Edward Keoucb J
= uand I II Iohnit
Tha 49, o,.n,;,,c ON roso,utior, beinp
~. rr.son,na Tho foIlow;ns rcport
,Is 10y rhe;r rha,-mor Mr. G. Cleveland:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26

The first rail on the DcHvef aud
Rio Graiide X. II. was laid on the
25th ult. Rolling stock aud iron
srfficicnt to la ! one iuadrcd miles
h1te been received and the track
will be iaid u the rate of fye miles
& dat.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26

Tie New York Tunes j. <ained
az 81 500. 0d0s 81 600 .be0- has -ti5ea
offered Tor Il AMI rrfssed.
The Tribuns \ VALUED n sgaise.
ooe. srd es'uii hot Re rssrsiif--i -
thst s,aor+t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26

The New York World is valued
at sl,200,OO0 More money sAs
sunk 70 make if thaR any ether
nsaspepsr ever started in This OF
arr other conntrr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26

A young lady with a very fine
foot bat a rather large ankle, went
into San Francisco shoe ntore tc
be measured. The admirlhg clerk,
who was y Gallo extraction, com
plimented her in the following queer
way: MADAM, you ha+g one boot
iful foot, but 20 legs uchmence too
Immediately"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26
MASONIC.
n,IlIN rnNNlNpERl, Nd. q.

I,~IosI'I- rEhfi'Nh
Nkrs 49, 90 az s'sls - ~ 80. ,s,..s
W "a A. Tfr1sasF stifE 10 ls'l ss's''ss '-'-
"'a-'a' s''- TnuSG, 4. a.
y n..arIs. n.slIlEI.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26
RlILlS CRATER, No. u,
ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs'

N..,rr trr,s s1n@rE-a y siissl 7ie,'
'.-,,r.,..a 10 pailas GEspiFT' - ", - HNH'H
i. 4 ia-. hrrr.l - st -sll1 ,al 10 '-'''-r
~ 4 ,ss,ARgS, sh'Irlsn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26

The Satf Antonio Btprcss, a lead
ing Radical paper, ptays TO be de-
liversd from the thieving blood
surkefs that plundered the State
Treasury at the last session OF the
Legislature. That IS ono prayer 20
which the pcopls Of Texas can r.
spond with hearty amen.
TWavabachie Democrat.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26

fiNNEHILL LODGE, No. ss, '. \; f aa
u--l. an ths sssant asa last H.'A'"Ns ~
rssuih, 20 a. Nasguir hsll ,,Urp Nm
E.E. CsanFrs, sfs'N-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26
DRESS TRIMMINGS
of the newest styles.
LADIES'
HAIRS AND EsOyNETS.

Tyi,h all necessary trimmings, &C., &c.
She invites n call from the ladies, salts
fed that she can suit the most fastidiou'
haste. Her residence is on Elm Street, one
Block North Of the Public Square.
Dallsas, April 80, lS70-33:u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26
NIasonio CouaorerV
MoTTCE.

,,UFVall nWINg T.solutinn sss IAs'Hi ~ ~ ~
* .nsssstua Il TaHnsh.ll 'f-sf7r 80 81
FsrfA. Al Frhluarg -, 4, y lNoNs .,.,.t a.,
Rs,sgrri THat rnrliailier ~ "ns - ,,,,, -.
nI.rusrut ihrI7iu rNrspg VI Ns'on' % 'h''' '''''
tlF smIils, ,,,...,h.Ts, .fthe
urn. IN, Merton l~ini"i'n 'sN"'n''
,,-,-t.r, ana 80 SHE Tssrluiiyh oaIilri ""'
w "Tlr' ''''s '''s'' = q. ROwER, wN.
au..ts 2. T.. Cs,NsFs, Secretary, l'nsI'' '''N
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26

meditation, 10 'ho anka uitao ,n,,
ny,
Hntj a9 they g0. ve can mark
lh'si iilainly, sn 'F al. fGlure timr
kHo'' ZEN, anf -u, llrm in ihuir
ProFst alliance with the rncu.i..- ri
good soverrRgnt, AMI ne friend,
Of Ro5ttRy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26

s7Tfss fel'ating rs' alrus ErFs
unanimously adoT'ss ats I..l's ms,dns
Of the "best atd mos Praw.asat si,lueps
Of Huston on the lHll 'fsL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26

SIC. IL. No person holding the Office Of
Governor shsll hold any other Office or
eonmissios, civil or military.
The Committee submit The following
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26
ARTICLE 1 BILL OF RIGHTS.

SIC. .. Electors in all cases shall be
privileged from arrest during their at
isndanee at elections, and in going 10 and
returning from the same, except in case Of
treason, felony, or breach Of tho peace.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


PRIpAI Nov i-DsBVES-Tbe osy arrivals today were CONNIE
where n rrsuAry tbs tss aa Ioahius q:
& ,So. n 0, '.r TIE % S s,s, sV. s,I over s1 M, na n:
the early The Hptsa epc9s4 quite srOng va ~
I IT, 'S ..as s 81 &. dU S.S SS SS' Ia aP .Si
v on waiting for cheap bsn Tho prospect 50 dSo0s '100
lie shipper. Ssrs HorI. and aoa,mih With u each
Kahu Fars II Gssgbsr II saI POWier Earle eas
Lehman Bos an hoses and Post Co. each car" hooh
ss' Kahb 10 Ksnsuehy cattle u e"t. Al c and " d.
sshSsS Ia MorAs 90 6rdssy H5os aSs scAh q ct
TO- Hhe q sEoAs1 eyt At ~ t1gs i S q - , On
CoAey haPhsrsoa Tor RoSt Co. FlHna cAiA % saA
ornitA ,on s Ohio ss.en Of s0sI eWt llae and q
b wsSsiner for 1shnan Bros " Ohio stoer. II c~t lle
KnSps cattle yesterday beng eh oui sAI al
made a comm sion they los. the freight
W. Sese sold 90 Of Aoss cS illinois steers a. lie
e FSgaB for Gallagher " Illinois 'ee o. c"I' At lo9loi'
WsstssiIsr sO I Ohio Lehman Brs strong II c~t
B. Gl.t Tor Harrison Co.. 2 Indiana steers strong u c"L'
At 0f1o and II q ls Oun1 suL 0hso seesrs a icy SilH
& nsSsr. .oA X hhnoIs sssH ss H. HGtrs s~t aide
SHnEP LAHss-ieoePs, 394 sId va: cars A. ~ Conmcnr
1al to-day Fcry eighth iA At Porst, nstGg 2I
ss this we There no 'aanEs In Is ssris 01 "GTs = SS1
s.j. Il TortT by Hume Elliott iss STATE sheep 70 D
Sc los to s5og1 h. c 50 CSnsdsi iGS 10 Sc 81 dO lis h ec
s ismba 10 &c n S 7e g DO IS r Tel is Of74
,sI u I'd 4 > $ poor ~ "a iSd n S ssT .Ssp :, 20 % n
indiana 81 H. S "a state Anbs % b. 1c ~ d. 50 b. Che lG Of
asiraS sold sheep M D. "SCi 81 do al D. &C., aud
AZ ForstS f1Teh Barnes .o1 III Nchrn sheep n b at So,
Ks s9 sheep 10 b. a. and l41 Of III
10 also COnnuhPAu n jersey ewes 81 D, 9Ie aud 1873 Of
dcoei at Cowmunipw SIG Indiana sheep fe" lambs so D.
iTgs~R csvS ~ completing 62S5 this week Nothing
selling vTy hls change. the 'hgs
reached
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.

RUROPBhH hARhBTs
LVEEgooL Nov l7-lO3O m-CottOn opened 1m MdtlDg Up
Lands gi Mdng Orleans GgIt Bses Of hr week 300 bales
and 1900 speculation Oek in 3J 100 bales,
Amsncsai receipts Of the week. 1000 bales ineudRg 6o
American; Acisa export, 100 baeL
PANS 1.-THE the Bank Of France has increased
lJp' 900 francs during the week
IONDON Nov l7-llD m-ConsolE opened at 99t for both
pOrry and the United sAeS HVeTWenU bonds lS2s S
1855 old, y3; l387s, a4t; Territories Si.
LIVERPOOL, Nov I'LL 30 m-BftLuf erm Red Winter
Wheat ms per eebL TlOg 1876 per cE The receipts Of Whst
port for three have been 40 quarters. neuding
- jOJ American.
OpI Nov. III mCotop Ia Am stock Of Cotton at sea
b. to tl 81 900 6slcs; 9,OO0 are American.
LOSOOh Nov i72D mCOnsOk, ~ iOI and the SC
cnant American Hes-nd Five Twenty bonds 1865
vi, 1855 81; lJ67s 9iii Ten-LOri-s. 9ii.
PAlIs Nov. lT-FreRob heutes, 5Gt yc
LoSDON Nov. lis p. Cor'os closed at 9i for both money
the account United twenty bonds BJ2S 9 Gs
old 5l l66is 81 Ten.Portes GOT.
PAai,. Nov. l7-p. m-Renrs closed al 5H
LiyERPooL Nov l7-5 D. closed 6rn. MdiDg Up
3D. hlnE Orleans % sales Of the day, lj0G0 bales
specahOn ard export Shipment Of cotton from Bombay
the last TO the h nL NV bales To" market Vr yArn
Manchester steady Corn. 2, % 2 luarer
NUY.l l1.-IalOS D.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

middle Of November. Tho iron is down to within
10 miles of Hudson and 10 bong laid a the rute Of
mile day, and the grading throughout Is finished.
ration for year. and had largo snd profitable lo-
cal business and still larger amount awaits its
completion through st. crof4 Comfy 70 tbS shore OF
the Lake. The lumber traIac this Water win be
yery heavy. Immense IauanAtiss ire Alrcai1y piled
mp at the mills the line Of tho read aWaing the
competioD Of the connection with st. Paul, whom 1t
will be distributed over thA treeess praFies Of Min
nesOta and Iowa Besides fhiS local business tho
West Wisconsin win gst large share of the traffic
between St Paul and the North West and the Lakes.
II is 100 miles ehorter than the present ine and hes
direct connections With Chicago. The road has Q
valuable Land Grant Of 1000 900 acres N the best
part OF Wisconsin,. This grant, with the Road itseh
cent Gold bonds which may be bought at 80 and ec'
crued Interest In currency Of WHITE, MORRIS a. Co,
No lS Wall-st., and GwYNHE, JOHNSON d. DAY, No.
l6 Wal-st., Agents TO the Company.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
FIGHT PER CrNT IS D. c.) GoLD.

FIGHT PER CEST g D. c.) GOLD
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS
OF THE
Sr. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY,
In DENOMINATIONS OF 81 coo, $500 AND $780, can
be obtained from tho undersigned or through the
principal banks and bankers throughout the United
States.
These Bonds are being rapidly absorbed by in
yestors and capitalists and but small amount re-
main untakcn. The security behind them is ample
in every particular as they constitute first and
only mortgage on trunk line of railroad which VIII
soon connect the City Of St. Joseph Mo. ian impOr-
tant railway CENTER, with the Union Pacific Rail
road at Fort Kearney, materially shortening the dis
tanoe between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. In
addition to this the Bonds have further security IN
tho fact that there is included in the Mortgage the
Company's magnificent Lands, amounting to l,5OO-
100 acres known to be among the best In the United
States. The Mortgage indenture prohibits the sale
Of these Lands at less than Four 4 Dollars per acre.
and payable to the Trustees under the Mortgage for
the clear audexpress purpose Of retiring these Bonds
The amount thus realized exceeds the eutire amount
of Bonds which can be issued, and leaves the road
property and franchises free.
The Bonds have thirty years to run, with interest
at Eight Per Cent, Free of Tax, payable February
and August In each year.
Both principal and interest are payable in gold.
The principal in New-YOrk. The interest in either
New-York London, or rFranldort-on-the-Main, at the
option of the holder without notice, and in the gold
currency of the country in which they are presented
They are coupons or registered.
Trustees-Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
Maps, circulars documents, and full information
furnished on application.
Though acting a. agents for the sale rtA' loan, our
finn bny and sell IN their regular bastHe's Ae bonds Of
tho St. Joseph aud DeRser City Railroad Company those
of the Eastern DirisioR being quoted from 1O1 to
1O9 and oonred interesL TRese ree originally placed
5y w. at 0l. TANNER 4 CO.. Bankers
No IL Wall-st,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
BANnNo-HoUm OF HmRy cLEwS & Co.,

Letters Of Credit for travellers, also Commercial
Credits issued, available throughout the world.
Bills of Exchange ON the Imperial Bank Of Lon:
dom National Bank Of Scotland, Provincial Bank Of
Ireland, and all their branches.
Drafts and Telegraphic TransfsB on Europe San
Francisco the West Indies, aud all parts Of tho
United States.
Deposit accounts recaived in either Currtucy or
Coin, subject to check at sight which pass through
per cent interest allowed on all daily balancesi
Certificates Of Deposit Issued Notas, Dratts, and
Coupons collected; advances made on approved col
care.
Orders executed for Investment Securities and
Railroad Iron CLEws, HABICHT d Co.,
IL Old BrOad-st., London.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

The earnings Of tho IAEc Superior and Mississippi
Hailroad for the week ending November g. were
EO3J6 81.
Tho NCw-York stockholders Of the Michigan Central
Hallway arc requested call at the transfer Office Of the
Company, with the Farmers Loan aud Trust Company
No Exchange place, to give notice OF their acceptance
Of tho new stock allotted to Them und TO pay for it,
The following is the movement in dry goods for the
week: Entered for consumption, Sl,Os0C2G withdraw
ais, sn9,25O; warchouscd, Sal6,2Oi
The PhiladephiaIstock market was firm today Penn
svlyania Cs, sd issue, sold at los; Philadelphia and
Erie X r. 25 Reading r. r., 5J2 and Pennsylvanm L. H.
49, Gold closed at lllk
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
Ovr1Cr on Fisk & HATCH,

Ronksr, and Financial A0onts Ofhe Chesapeake and
Ohio RQilrOad Co., NO5 NASsAU-ST., NEW-fORK.
We are now selling the last Of the CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO FIFTEEN MILLION GOLD LOAN, secured
by mortgage on the whole railroad property. These
bonds combine perfect safety with fair income, and
a prospective advantage In their future market
value Holders Of Five-Twenties, or other Govern
ment securities can exchange for these bonds. and
realize handsome increase in the amount OF their
invested principal and their annual income without
iu1pairinR the security of their investment. They
are issued In $780, $780, $1,000 either coupon or reg
stered: interest ak per cent gold payable May and
November Price, for the present, SO and accrued
interest from Nov. 1. We recommend them to our
friends aud customers with the same confidence with
which we have always recommended the UNITED
SrITns GOVERNMENT and the CKSTRAL PACIFIC
BONDS. sez
We continue to bny and sell CKNTEAL PACIFIC
BONDS, and fully expect they will in time, reach the
price Of FiveTwenty Bonds They are dealt In at al
the principal money centers OF the world The Com
pany have none left, and can issue no moro on tner
Main Line As the amount was hxed by act OF Con-
ress at $S6 OOo The property pfedRed to secure
the bOndholdens is worth fully one hundred million
dollars the net receipts of the road for the year Will
be nearly three times the intsrest payments fhereo
We buy and sell FrvE-TwKNTWSs ,Txlt-FoRIIns'
EIGHTY -OsEs, and CENTRAL OK WRgTKRN PACDIcS,
or receive them in payment for CHEsAPEAxH AND
OHIO BONDS ct their current msEkst pracA
Deposit account Of banks, bankem ana othen ~
oeived, on which No allow 1eUR PR csrt Interest,"
Checks payable on presentation, without notice. the
same as at National Bank. FISK & HkFCH.
HARVEY FISK.
A. s. HATcE.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
GOLD BONDS.
NORTHERN PACIFIC SEVEN-THRTIES,


NOlTHERN PACIFIC SEvEN-TTTRTIEs
Interest payable January and july
Exempt from L. S. Tax.
NoS,rrR investment on the market, or one YIELD
txG A LARGER INCOME
Fivc-Tweuties and all Marketable Securities re-
ceved in exchange at current rates.
A $1,000 $50 bond will buy $11iO NORTHERN
PACI1cs, upon which steady Gold Interest Of
z $40 il secured to the holder.
We recommend these bonds with the utmost con-
Gdenco to Capitalists Investors, Savings Banks, and
The public generally. JAY COOKE 81 Co..
Now-YorL, PHILADELPHIA, and Washington.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18

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70 that las, week Hoe advance 56S and
Cows sre limited 'hd sOu SG0So The market for Sheep and
lambs dull The receipts are Sheep - 500 rs 70 Lambs
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BUPPALO LIvR STOCK MARKBT-NoE II.
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Hoas-Roop 7sss head uarke. quie, price, scsdr
changed ssiss $40 had at ~ 50S - IS for Medium Choice
New-York tribune., 1871-11-18
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