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New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
ST Louis AND Il0B MOUNTAIN R. B. CO.'S
Seven per Cent Gold First
Mortgage Bonds,
on ITS ARKANSAS BRANCH.

This extension Of 99 miles Pilot Knob, the Iron Noun
tain R,ad line where connects with the CAIRO AMI
FpIton Railroad Of Arksns Foiye miles will he opened for
business % grazing has been done on the lower sec on
Line and the ertre w0rk MI te ple 9lW r
r,,l 10 COMPLETION THE BONDS ARE Due II 1895 IN GOLD
scared by Mogke Farmers Loan Aul Trust COmpany Interest
prs5e June and Decenher 10 GOLD FREE OF GOVERNMENT
TAXES expected that the local trahe Of the extension VIII equal
hat o the line.
n viii oren rich in Lead Copper and Iron Mines hereto
Will the famous Black River Lumber re-
limited number Bonds viii be soh ~ present Free
% and currency Further Information will Be gwen
T II. G. MARQUASD Vice President 12O Broadway.
Attention called TO the following eeOmmeno of tlese bonds
ST. Lpufs. January, lS7L
We the undeg gnei recommend the Bonds OF tie ST LOUIS AND
IRON MOUNTAIN RAILROAD kauS Branch a. good seonn
with the Cairo nd Fulton Railroad OF Ar
win Vauahle for this CITY aud the trade from Ar
and experienced hs1 and the present revenue OF me
while steadily nereasug already sueI1 10 insure t-s
Of the interest.
NATHAN COLE Msvor " st. Louis
n ID. BARLOW. COMPTROLLER Of ~ Louis
j H. BRITTON, Presi National Bank, Stsfe Of "o.
H. BURR, Prest st. Louis National Bsuk
ROBERT BARril. Press German Savings lrsuiauon.
HUDSON E BRIDGE Prest No. Pac6c Railroad
FELIX COSTE Pres Bank Of Commerce AMI ffc'Is LOUIS boA
Of Pc Schools
IEE Il. SHRYOCK. Prest 81. Louis Boari o' Trade.
GERARD B. ALLEN Pret - st. LOUIS Chmher % ofComneree
PERRY Presi lent Ksnsas Pacific Railroad 90.
ADU Plus MEIER Niee.Preut karsss Pahe Railroad 20
ALLEN. COPP SIsDBf, Banker ST LOlis No
TOWNSEND WHELEE Co.. BaIles, Plls4epala' Agents if
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
u,-Fr,1o LIVE STOCK MARKEr-MARcn a.

animated and offerings readily disposed of he
aat yerIar: supply against 2i day of last
eek aud short Of the fens1i sales 2 bead Illinois Steer
~ I'm ia M 10 s.j h. at IS; IS Michigan l42
o sos 5 AZ 47dS7 -; Canada $50 N to 4jJ b t
as ri n and i3 Illinois 90 = head Mich dub and sell
pe at 4Oa 30 ilr shep falling OF IN pFoe gp
,v e.e: sales SO Ohio ranging from 30 ID to
99 p It IS IS Michigan, ayergng 3 d. At - ~ HOGS
ll2 head saltlhs
al - q 80 and IS socA-pigs al SO 756 70 ~.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
ALBANY LIVE STOCK MARKET-M,RcH "a.

Ce receipts light us far and the market shows good
70 those
prices have advanced fully p 10 With upVari tendency the
ng was from s. Nothing doing IL Mich Cows sheep-MAratt
vors buyer qusty Of offerings good a. @ week
and made prices from 30 30 10 - %
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
CHANCES for Business Alen.

&I(N1 10 $4,000. An Active or Special
RrpSC rAHThBk WANTED, with this capital In long
n Nhaabe clothing Business in Brooklyn. None without the
s ses, acceptable Profits IS per capital
% i9r young and Address A. B
HOLMES Boz 1853 n. Y. Postomes
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
financial
OyylcE or TIE ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RAuwAy CoNPANY}
No. % WALL-sT., EEw-YORg. March y lSll }
ME OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY

OyylcE or TIE ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RAuwAy CoNrAM,}
No. % WALI-sT.. EEwiORg. March y l5l.
THE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAlLNA1
COMPANY having decided change The Of thef ROAD RON
10 four feet oneh 70 make conform 10
t ug Of numerous connecting and ntersecng lines have iO me
sid change sud providing tie necessary rnlugoA
and purposes Of the Company etclel
new ooe for millions of dollars covering all he IrotT ana
franchises Company be denonnstel Second Cosda ana
Sinking Fund Mol,gag .-cc.oooo go.
al per mile road owned and operated by the ON
p,ng aa connecting cities II Cincinnati Louisville aud - Louis
total debt including the ne" issue O iO0 ON' VI"
be 8 H. 900 OOO. OF about =2l5Ol per mile. . o., . -.
thousand dollars each WIN coupons AZ
the principal payable IN forty yeals IN interest At seven Per
United States iale seiahuAI
In New.York on Of April and October 10 each year ad
Funi. With twenty Thousand dollars
and regulated a. 20 take p ne whole amount
bonds before The boLds enute the holder 70 vote al
IN De registered. r. --..-,
T Cppany now offer TVo Millions Five Hundred Thousan1
Dollars OOl as follows: Proposals for the same a amount, not
M than i've thousand ior,l will he received al THIS once mt Two
k a m Of The OF April next specifying amount ana prce
oaer payable IN five nneu o per oel
@ a. follows: first usament acceptance OF bill and the others
on Tie 6r.t days July September and OoeT 5 beng
n1d that in M cases winch has accrued upon The
bonds at payment shall b paid by the purchaser In ilon 70
the Trice iid. ,., ,.-.-,.t Z. Dbl.
''' ''' ALLAN CAMPBELL.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25

-, -, ,,,,c. ar, steady We quote as follcwni
% IsplTe "er H. sob 81 oSes2 50 SSe Goa Is
s.STss earren'y.'.. H5S iSS - ,...,,. mod,
II i' sa 'a5s .dss a1 ag y, ss9Ss @ @ %
o. sS5O q9oe Co9 a. .r,c and toG5Sc Porto Rco
y c sni Ps.e % Rico y & and O b n o. .s E, g@oS owing to tie
~, gi lsa,nM M a.. III E0Ci % o1 ds and loo bel; 9er
ea'.sae a. ~, as bAs strained At ~ 20 900 e9S' @ Ne Al
S1v.c tcrns 1s'o Common, IN & var, -, n ,sG T eSsnse
sSf5Sireaa Un>ecd fm at Sc o S,ss Nenhdeu
cs Sr e Cotton Se qdt At Sc for Crude o'-''
y @esr%.,s % demand ss. 8, quote Rel oil we. dG
- - SSs1s %s,s 5 81 q! Re- OF fs,londc 50
Nv %sls. 5s,,ao Sa 20 S'......: Sa !; d.. 81
M,s B.'.eAd winter sOa olive k'r,sle' q'. 4os a -
N.s gss,sA'l Win :, Owe A,'ie'o, cash. p al Is
L., Oh Prime Win 10 a III 50, SEItra F'sn'd'' ''A'
MN, with very %sI'T,i, ci9 i00g,Iy S.
le p lob lots rs bbs al a. ~ 0' F ft5Te
81 90 ior E1Fa Pane tnd LIS are steady sales so obl> at
= tT Agnl Ma. B E Il Srly fair sales 75 bbs at sll
pin Mes and $la -s 9r & @ hi common Is weak; sales
lmard a9i Hs n 'a M PrIe Mes and $50 S for lnys Mes
Rel Hans very get IS 3 Ss,v shts prices still in huyers
ai N & shouiers alt At ill., & ~ H. sad io bore.
Hs%., ol pAss also ., = 700 II Picked Beies in buf
~ Bacon S1' 6,Iy T' , IS cuS cssi at ioi %st
s e'5 n i Dreei Hogs s in and lover AZ va Csc 9r
r..fts N ryfrr IN
ss & b and ie at j iiai m moi fI kst,e EepieTd fof htae
81 r % l ann ssles 80 l2Ic for April and l2l a
o. y N,v- Bills choice Steam. on the spot az l<.c.
bulk has been quiet but the market has
% and SPOT could probably be bought for l5ic For Refined
pi hss less active aud prices are without wt
he ~ ls.f night prompt devery 23bc lO93 bh l5t1
as ~ Nv mi June al 2S 2OO bbl delivery before April S, at
eel r. m OO bhs $50 EACH from Nav August private
IN IN 'd2hs there transactions reported We quote
r.-rh sltc. aud Apul 2itc 90 49,. oizst.
l-t 1al hs-s Rsnroon 10 brokers' parcels II u sd7ic
R Su-a-s STEADY and moderately actve Fair 70 Good
i9q No u box Dutch Standard ~ &c sales $40 hhds
fr Cat Porto Rico llc. for Demera and yester-
IS 100 bags Mauts Sc Refined quiet but firm al ljc
kf HsrS - IN ., -. -. -. 49,. 1o.s ava
dc with bu Timothy very quiet but steady,
'So,P-C,stile is dlll and heavy tt lOl Tile p n.
STFARN scye, and pnoes easier; sales 10000 70 In
TiOw more active prices shSle easier sales 3S 600
r IT'S a.c .. c -. III. -.
~ bills a. Sd 09iic
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
NtH.lIL. lrnSrY nm IN RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of


~ DEPOT ~ NEW YoRk FOO, Of Lesr.t S99 I DIX m,.
FAVE NEWYORK FOR BERGES-AVE AND NBNAkh-A
G.co se 7:l5 80 s:l5. $50 1913, $50 loS a. NJ u N c
S.SS Sei 49,, 600 ~. 500 $50 $500, $50 7e, 7'p, W"
ESQ loS Rg y M FOR WEST BERGEy-A 600 $50 7.l3,
LhAN ~ ~ Ia s;SB SD $50 100 800. lO;t5, Zap
o's, V't' "N' 49, r. R KICKER Superintendent
BALDWIN Gen Agent
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
NATIONAL LINE.

NATIONAL LINE.
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
From Pier No. ~, North RIVER
HOLLAND SATURDAY March 25. at 81.
THE QUEEN Thomas. ..SAI jhDAl, April l. al p IN
Liverpool Queenstown cabin 20 anu -to seeage,
8 Prepaid Srsge tickets from Liverpool QUeenstoSn Londoa'
F iarer osca spp at the Companys oGce No 50 Broad.
~ F. W. J. HURST Manager.
GUNNER EXCURSION from New-York to
Scotland Swe len Norway. and Denmark June l. 1911 Round
trp 10 currency Apply pAculaEs before Ma J. TO AUGUST
PFrERSOHN Manager No. BoTling-green.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
NORTH AND NORTHEAST
~ TO THE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
AIR LINE

NEW-1UKk AND NEW W-UKIaLAn'I'il IN hs cam.
THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAlLhoAO W AN.,I1,n
ptei March 20 l5I and extend om CaI anooSa ~ , fom
h-. and with ". connections form the shoies, bbs,y
Boston NssYor. Pbl,depha B,ltmorr Nashngton
and C6sttinoogAt 70 MERRIAM. Mobile, Ne~,Ofea''
Galveston and all points In the South est ,i. North
Arrangements being perfected Su Ss MI me. re hoar
and south 20 run pasnger trains We 81 hour. Two di
ing the trip from NeNlork NeNOrlsans IN o.
through passenger will be each va one cb,pge OF
Chattanooga Tor all pciats South AMI os N nhhug
between NewYork aBi seS.Oean. snd no ehAssc L Al me
Through ticket, for al 'poinis North anu 0'' WIS
Copp-sg oe, s saes put tickets On sale va oar ne % "
.n.e a srsuSs h. line be organised giving qel '~e AM
low for freight A.. ,,inen cities North aud South
Claims loss and damage pfomp'' 'V
For further inform inon, spp c.,.t
WILLIAM KRAvY General f'esh' ana i''''' As'''
Tenn NJ. yo,h No go Broadsay corner Wall st
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
EOR LIVERPOOL,

For LIVERPOOL,
VIA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING THE U. :. MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will dspach one OF their frstss full power iron steamships
FROM PIER No. 46, n. R., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
as follows:
NEVADA Capt March o. at ll:OoA an
COLORADO Capt T. F. FREExAy...APdl s., ,at3:oo D. m
WISCONSIN, Capt wrLLIANs.......Aprl Il, At 1900 m
NEBRASKA, Capt GUARD..........Apn 10, at JVJ p m.
WYOMING. Cagt WHINERAY........Apdl -, at JW p N.
MINNESOTA Capt T. W. PEgzNAy .Aphl %, at 1900 a. m
Cabin passage, SO gold
steersge passage OGce, No % Bro'iFsy s9 eurTele-
For freight or cabin passage apply
WILLIAMS GUIOS. No 50 walst.
una b,3 ,H9S SdRSx S 'esT' % 5,. cIE OF
LONDON vi" not sail until j 6S HRS baIE 4eps IS Brodsay
TOR LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN
c 7"SG on Ps BS Mail s% % % g s: S''
CITY oP RII TTRs6is EPs6 4Pa
AaI each succeeding SATURDAY ond ans TUESDAY from Pier
w RATES OF PASSAGE -
FIRST 5,SfS GhBy s co.D SIS srRFR4SE sSfS "
10 Lcnlou........... 80 To London ''''''.... % :,
Pss.Sgsr also fofairio Hab, Bremen &c. at reduced
Te!,se,n here Moderate rates by persons wishing to
For further ''''n'5R jSas s DALE 10 IS Biea4.y
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ FOR soyrHsaPr9S AhyD BREMEN s,rreD,v
Mirc IS n nom Bremen Per foot ThFi hOooE'' to be
ses@sSp HERMANN Capt G. Reehmann SATUeDAY AGIl
tpAYABLE N GOLD, EaUIvALESr ~ CURRENCY; -.
Second
rs s'is',5 st passage ,5p oIIaIcHs iEsa N9,
0NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
~ TE GENER TANSALASrtyD XS15RE tyD 4STRE CALLING
& % vessels on tbi, f,7orte route for the Continent will sail
O 81 III lauren Leas5 WEDNESDAY March %
PRREiRE | .' Dsnr6. .......... SATURDAY April p
! VILE DE PARIS. .Surnont ilrSRD BD4I' May
LAPA1ETrB v D *; sSa,si9 .F * COLI goeib9 siSs
10 BRBST OR HAyRE; -.
i"'' Excursion Tiesyt. issued at reduced rates.
These steamers DO uo' carry seersge phenge.; , 81, v
American travellers ong returning from the Content Of hgp
"a ~ crossing the Channel beside saving trouble
and expenss GEO MACHENZB. Agent, No. a3 Btosisay.
| STEAMER TO LOND0N.-The Al, first
> c,s ron steamship saba, Capt MASTERS VIII nave qge {
Dispatch Tor port has superior tor hleas'
pas engrs fre yh, passage apply 10 HO"LAND ASFN'
] WALL. Agents, 81 55 Southst
! WHITE STAR LINE. - ,,-,nnoo,
NI;w AND FULLPOWERgD STEAMSHIPS
TIE SIX LARGEST ~ the ORLD
oO"AS, t,Tr1.y1rr BALTIC ADRIATIC,
Co)0 tuBs burlen-3o00 b.. 2. each. ,,,,.o,
Sailing from N-wY York SATURDAYS om Liverpool on Ihu KS
SUCEANIC" Capt Dgby Marray slpouei to sail hon New
hT5s or iii classes. unrysd combining
SAFETY SPEED, AND COMFORT. ,,,t.
Ssons rt,r,cm smoking ard bathrooms In mip sec
ton felt Surgeons and sie"arlesses accompany
P,TRsSso,n $40 gold Seeage $50 currency. Those wish
nq To eud from tie Oh Colntr can now OBTAIN sese
| prepaid certificates, 80, carrencL , ,.. p, u,,,,
Passengers booked nom all parts OF Anerea rams iA1s
| Norway, Sweden India, Aasraia, &c
| Ercurs tickets granted al lowest rates
For inspection OF plsns and other information. apply
OCEANIC STAN NANlGAIioS co ~ PtpvS SPtu < ,,,
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
Dipi0eno Notices.
Esw-YoFE CgSTEAL sSD HrD8oS RNsR R.

EEwYoHE CENTRAL sND HrDsoS RIVER r. r Co.,
Tsy,suEsFs OVFcH. ALBtNH, hlIch 10 1911
THE DIRECTORS of this COMPANY have
L DECLARED a DIVIDEND Of FOUR (il PER CENT o. III,
PAYABLE the tee1h Gag OF ApI next at tie Olc o
DUNCAN SHERMAN & Co.. Newlors
declared Ike Dividend OF Folr l per rent on ine
payable
tie Trust Company Neg-l0rk
The Transfer Books the close of business tt rs
DAY the March AMI viii be opeuel on tue
morning Of MONDAY seventeenth day Of April
r y. WORCESTER, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD

NORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
WRITER HRRASsMESrs somsacSs c9 NoSpSY Nov
Branch Doerwt ch,er Branh wstcroo With sqs,sT R.
r @ 1nSTG Msr Can an s,a Great @ Bl .s II ss
eu and 0swe sn al the Lakawnua and Bloomsburg
Ii:ios m IEHiGH VALLEY EXPRESS stop, Sevs-E Morris
See.. At Phpalu 5 Be- DI R. fr Beere Sc and
Eson with L. v R. for Bethlehem Allentown, hsuch ChGns and
iiop m SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover with Chester
R. Wsierloe SUSSEX r. R. and wasngtOn with D. L. All
for W9s GF and III ooDoD Chester
For MoRRisTowS at l:2o n 2oo 3:2o ':lo $50.
For SrMTT and inemd,e stations at 6oo 79o and 1910
For Or ORANGE M @ @s1d sorTa ORANGE s 5 9lo 1919 i ,3i
llO n llO l:J 3:i0 i:2 $50 $50 6:V . 80 sJ ana li''
yEwAsS q 7 sds s'. go 3 29 oi? q 80 i9'S 9S . S9
40 $40 $40 500 .52o 6:iO 800 $500 and Has n
IT-s, es, Sr BLOOMFIELD MoyTcLAIR $50 AMI
400 m aud 200, 3:5j $40 and GEO p m
ERIE WAY.-TRAINS Leave Depots
II foot Of Ch,mers- aud foot Of 5ist as i9o~s II m .o
Through EiP''& AHA flinl IsSs S 2S IT, l0s m sn SIS
and s.s m daily m Neg s and in ITgyi G Ds FSn no S%a.
Vile Th naguscen sleeping Cosches running Dolh Ceve,ni
suehsaSs to Buffalo the $50 m trau nom Buffalo
TIE H. train from Nssior to loesye Bufio AMI Cincinnati
For isi! Por Jev sa aaa Wiy d'o p n 3s ,l5G-m)
dag. only a:9O ll2l.t, e:l5 a M ,,,.. -.
For Nevburgh and Way $50 and i:9o NJ 25i'' ';''h
for oits sqss FER AMI wiy and egit 4:'5 aai So: n.y.
isoffP fof P.ttf.oa snd &a7 ,i Dfo and ls
A. m. as 35 sl5 and p IN. From Cbam1est Depot ~
| SIS iO:OOa m : II M slii5, T. 5. 5:l5, ard e:E p
For lIaekepsack Iae from 23L Depot q $3.50 A. NJ and
uf5 345 t5lj 5:45 and t6 IS From CaAler'sl Depo '
| A NJ and l. 4. 1915, C. and t6:i1 b D., .,s
For Pemont Ngak Tslmans and Way. from s Del?, az J,
M lis 1913, AIS 55 and 6;lS p NJ sad Suras on I -
M FIR m Chambers- Depot, az yyJ 10 tS A'l' lSl
SIS aud saturdays only, tl2.u llinleA'
Tcks for Passage Apartments in D4wingtom ana sen
Coaches li one fr the e'ckLg ln trhr o. ia
be ohc, 2t SO ard 10 h'oa
1hambers Grecnseht cor l25thst and Iln-s'e haTsm
foot ~ -
SewYoE; 10 EI hgesc and Long Dock Depot JrFey City AZ
| ofthe Agents a the pruc pal hotels ,r,, d p,p2
| /. D. RUCKBR, Dec q 60 30 y. ~,
| GenI Snp't l50 . Gen Pa,sr Al
tFor Hacke-sa-k oly.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
magnificent steamers In the world The
sT John DREW and DEAN RICHMOND one Of the above steam
err s Pier No a. North River afternoon lSundy ekcepte
arriving ALBANY n connect With railroad trains
West and East Returning leave the steamboat anng
o'clock the arrival Of connecting trains from the
Westz and North ani East
Through tickets obtained the Office the Wharf Dods
foadwav and No Cou' Brooklyn Baggage checked
to Freight received until the hour o. departure
DEGULAR EVENING LINE for Albany and
Ii o'clock Pare 80 cents; Berbs ~ state
81 leave DAILY Saiurars excepted from Pier a ~ r.
prn-st These splendid Albany aud Troy wth
railroads for the West aud North. Through tickets issued ami bag
gage checked to destination.
HUDSON RIVER NAVIGATION RESUMED
The Boats Of the Peoples Line FOR Albany their trips
SATURDAY, the llth inst At o'clock p Passage. 81
EOR ROND0UT and KINGST0N.-Th
steamboat RIP VAN WINKLB. tt BSDAY THURSDAY
SATURDAY. from foot of Har1sonst, Ncrh River, t4
NAVIGATION RESUMED for HARTFORD
~ DIRECT The GRANITE STATE will leave Pecs slip
to-day THURSDAY, for Hartford River Lanngs
old and popular stewards retained paying all bills the depart
men The COMPANY responsible for
WM. H. GOODSPEED Y. r., H. 1 ~ Y. Steamboat Co.
New-York. March ?. lJ5l.
HARTFORD DlRECT.-State of New-York
and City Of ai1ni leave Pecssi2 daily Hartford,
eonnecng with Dsfo SprngGeh Chcoee Hoyoke Northampton
Bmttehoro n H. &C. Fsre, h class ~ 49, II class 81 -
E0R NEW HAVEN HARTFORD, and the
HorhSteame leave Peek slip Tor Nes Haven At 3;i5 aud p
H.. connecting vi Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
NEST SIDE STEAMBOAT Co.

I2PSKs ST.. NEw-YoRE, March l8ll 49,
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD FlKol
y MORTGAGE SINKING FUND B0NpS1Noee IS hereby @ oven
5g7 3 l9 83 a. $40 81 332 $50 SO 4Oi +I 81, ~ -
53 563 21 3l3 ~, 100 47J 44, JsJ 4 OF SI"O eAen o
redemption. -.--. 49,. .t.-oor iii csss.
According the oi the mortgage interest e4VON
May ]. lGlL
reaiy them with interest 30 ,I az
on and surrender = J. Iii1fN 20 ~ ~alIs
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25

ITO TINMEN.-The STOCK and fIAIURES
% r, Coed location Rent low ROBERT THOMPSON No.
10 North Ffontst
New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
Ghancss for Business Glen


V,O PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS:mIhe pro-
Dbetor OF a handsome MINERAL sPRiN9 PkortkLI com
,n.coo. auA substantial Hotel Bulding furnished With
W. aas extensive groua. springs several 70 nnnbsr celebrated
xsbe medic qualities surroundings OF great hAinfA BEAUTY
J rse and Increasing Summer patronage, would hie 10
,,nre With petent parties to Organize ana eonue. nnAhen
I.,,ation o Water Address !h No. BeekmAn ST.
EnnI u.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-01-12
STATE NEWS.

a MAN KILLED-Some of the legs of
the trestlework erected between the piers
of the river bridge, were sawed off by the
floating ice about So'clock this Thursday
morning. Three men were on the timbers
eigthy-fve ieet above the water when
they gave way. One Of them lodged, be-
fore going a great distance, another
caught a cord and saved himself, but the
third-a man known as Sergeant" Muir
~, in the employ of the keystone Bridge
Company-was p~recipitated into the river
with the timbers, and fatally injured.
He died about two hours after the acct
dent.-BeHaire Independent, 22d aat.
ACCIDENTALLY KnLED-On Thursday
last, in Sufleld Township, Portage county
a Young German named Adolph Beele was
killed accidentally under very remarkable
circumstances He had gone to a lot to
see some sheep, being accompanied by an
other person, when a rabbit started from
under his feet and he gave chase When
he started for the lot he had alarge butch
er knife in his hand and he still held this
as he ran. Stumbling, he fell headlong to
the ground, and the blade of the knife be-
ing plunged into his side, just below the
| ribs. he received a fatal wound, surviving
but a short time. He was about 20
years ofage.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Robert Hawk, an old
and highly respected citizen of Brown
tp. near Waynesburg died Unexpectedly on
Monday morning last. He was a Juror at
the present term of Court. Wa hereand
answered to his name when the jury was
called on Tuesday morning of last week.
The SELLS" trial was commenced during
the day On Tuesday, to the jury. BY ad-
Journment for supper the evidence was all
adduced and ready for argument, but Mr..
Hawk feeling very unwell, and so inform
ing the Court no night session was held
During the night he had severe parox-
ysms of vomiting, which continued the
next morning, when he was excused and
returned home on the R. R He grew
constantly worse until Monday morning
when, as above stated he died. We learn
the disease was pronounced schirhous can
cer.-He was a man of considerable wealth
owning between seven and eight hundred
acres Of land in he Sandy valley. and we
hear his estate estimated at about 500,
000-Carrol Free Press,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-01-12
THE Ii AT WORK.

The Administration and the San Do
mingo jobbers rallied their whole force in
the House on Monday, to put through the
commission project, which is the entering
wedge of annexation. Senators and Cabi-
net members and lobbyists were conspicu-
Gus on the foor OF the House, laboring
with refractory Republicans. The pres
sure was unexampled in the history ofleg-
islation at Washington. The correspondent
of the Cincinnati Gazette, describing the
scene, says: THE course of Robinson
Secretary of the Navy Porter (the Pres
dents Private Secretary Conklin and
Morton, is severely commented upon, ever
by members who act with the majority,
and people who have been familiar with
Congressional proceedings for many years
aver that such a scene has never before in
their experience been witnessed IN the
floor of the House" The correspondent
of the Commercial describ es the disgrace
full scene as follows:
"The Administration deployed its en-
tire force at an early hour, and before the
Speakers gavel announced mid day, live
" personal diminishing was heard all along
the lines. Secretaries Robson and Cres-
we'll, General Sherman, and Private Sec
rotary Horace Porter, led the San Domin-
go lobby. Mr. Boutwell, was seen in the
early part of the engagement taking a
calm survey OF the scene. He soon retir-
ed. Robson and Sherman did the heavy
firing from the outer circle, until the lines
began to break, when the Senatorial re-
serve were brought in, commanded by
Morton in person, Nye, Sherman, Chan
dler. Conkfin, Howard and even Revels,
were pressed into active service, and
might be seen encouraging the faint
hearted and urging the laggard. Mr.
Orth was the legislative commandment
chief, and it was a general critism that he
would do better as a revivalist, political OF
religious, than a parliamentary leader offs
hesitatlng and unwieldy majority against
coherent and determined minority"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-01-12

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News comes from San Francisco that
the q. s. steamer Saginaw went ashore
on Pelan Island in the Pacific Ocean, on
the morning of Oct. 18th, and went to
pieces ON the 18th of November, the sea
being in the mean time too rough to ave
much from the wreck. The crew, ninety
in number. were placed OF quarter rations
on the island, and on the 18th November
four officers started in the gig for the Sand
wich Islands for help. onthe 18th of De-
cember, nearly exhausted with starvation,
they landed on the Island of Kanai. but
in doing 30. Lieut.. Talbot and three 9TH
ers were drowned. A steamer and anoth-
er vessel were soon forwarded with pro-
visions, which it is hoped will reach Peian
in time to save the rest of the crew. +.