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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
of SALE of the TEXAS

Il AND kEN ORLEANS LAlLRoAp-By the Governor Of the
STATE OF TENASn the sad BY the authority
Texswheress The railroad ccmpsny known tia; Teas and
New Oeans Railroad is largely atehtei 10 the school % e
Texas for principal and interest Of the scoa a Ss -
the under the act Of the Legislature OF Augs, h 1856 ssnd
An Act provide fertile investment 81 the >Ao iasd Ge
bonds 81 railroad companies ue rrorae By the State sad the mt
said rasd s0mpsu,, mFe sul executed the under
said act AMI amendments, and
Whereas sad railroad eoapany, bv failure tsrss snt
snsing faai Of salt niebisEes has complied With is eAef
under said act Of Aess 18Th 1896 and the ho s1i
has sse not complied Nth The sc Of 18Th Of August nutd "A
Act Tor The relief Of railroad indebted tn sh
from tie special school iundi" and
wl,Iea Because Of such failure the Of s State m
aufe b' s acts the Legsure said seS ~ be so
satisfaction Of said Indebtedness,
NON therefore he krown that In senssmr with sid acts o. nc
lcsssnre knMUhD j DAVIS Goysraor OF ssd state WI -
TUESDAY The 18th day 81 thTus Ia 1871 eae TO h. eh sss
,d Texas sni Neworsans Rsosd and the ssrtr nshs ~
CesPsa inels0g the roakbe1 sh Of ssas bIss ~
a cluprnss and aud all the sesh sse'i 81 toE ~ a.
cospsn all the dese,s aud stations aud al the rtestv esss
eay hundr,d AMI eight (l0gl lies long
such sale 10 kr said ltih day OF feose
1871 sthe door at e capitol Of tho State al Assa es.sn s
hers OF 10 m ami II O'Clock AMI the sale 10 be 10 he
ladders prora Aorste that the Governor the right thesI
re eem sdv'aec 70 buy a in Tor the hsah Of nc ays
e shcad no cash bid be made sufficient " ssef The PaspA '
forrest Cue the school tuni -.
In testimony agnej and hN's
caused the great seal VI the State 81 be Sesei Al ,ns
H. Aan this sA dsy OF November islv AM oihs is'e
pendsnes OF rsxas ,he lar,y ailh .....,. 90,
Gy the oovelpor, JAS ?. Sswcosn. Secretary fss,>
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NEW PUBLTCAT IONS.

The Monthly Part of App'eton for january
,s aped with an agreeable and instructive msceany ao
m,rahly adaptcd TO popular reading. Among inc con-
,rnutors of original articles notice the names Oh seve
raj tayorte writer's and the topics arc mostly ou' Oh he
ospa, range OF magazine discussion.
J;nn;nooH for February is an unusually in
,orastps number OF that periodical The first article,
p,i,led On the IceBe" is description Of some re-
,asabe features the scenery in the neghborhood OF
milwaukee, illustrating the theory of Thoreau that the
der the feet OF student home, wei in Journeys
10 the tropics the poles. The occupation OF Rome p
the Italian troops in September is graphically described
by an eyewitness Of the scene, who enters fully INTO s
moral aud aesthetic associations less than Its pontea
hearings. paper Lord Pamerston presents an ao'
mirable sketch of the official career OF that eminent
statesman the point at which it left in the biography
Of Sir IL. Bulwer, with discriminating remarks on
the personal traits which at the foundation OF ms
success "Cess" s the title OF an acute disquston on
The mysteries of that game, with not little sagacous
criticism ON human motive and action in connection with
the pursuit OF it's enchanting subtleties The article
which will perhaps he most eagerly read is the descrp
ton in the Monthly Gossip Of the farewell banquet to
Dickens previous his last visit to this country and OF
his savings and doings the voyage, on which the
writer was fellow-passenger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
NEW-YopK. Jan. o. 1871.

NEwYORK, Jan. %. 1871.
The CoUPoNs from the FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN
PER CENT BoSDs of the SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, due Feb. |, 49, will be paid on and
after that date at the Office of VERMILYE 81 Co.. Nos.
10 and 10 Nassau-st. w. III. SEWARD Il Co,
Treasurer.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
NEw-YORK 7-30 GOLD LOAN.
MFSsRs. JAY COOKE G Co.
offer ut par aud interest

Oier nj par aud interest
the new Scyen-Ihirty Gold Loan
of the
NOETHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
secured by first mortgage on
RAILROAD Two THOUSAND MILES LoNG
and ona
LAND GRANT or SIXTY-FVE MILLIONS or ACRES,
being in all respects the safest, most profitable, and
permanent security now in the market.
TIE PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
For the fullest information address
JAY COOKE d Co.,
Fiscal Agents Northern Pacific Railway Co.
New-York: Corner Nassau and Waists
Philadelphia: III South Third-st.
Washington I52 Fiftecnth-st.
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Dies MONIES VALLEY RAILROAD EIGHT PER CENT
LASp-GRANT MORTGAGE BOEDs.-Tho undersigned
offer for sale the ab0yc-named bonds nj 60 The road
is finished, and the lands that are mortgaged to Sc
cure the bonds selling rapidly.
CLARK, DODGE q Co.,
No 81 Wal. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
The following were the bids for city bank shares;

Railroad bonds were firm on a moderate business; )
| Central Paciics sold at 0OidOs Columbus, chicago
and Indiana Central Firsts, SSl; Union racnc
rift ~. and Land Grants 6s,. The following were
,;.ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27

GhLvrsros Jan 2Coion quiet but frn Good Oriissry $50
13c net receipts ~ bates sne. 800 ales stock - ~ bales
B0sToT. Jan @Toon s;rongs hclngs IGc. receipts
bales so hsegi sales 800 bales; stock $3.50 oals
Jan. Pit oos griet brt fR kNdne, l
stock, 81 65 bales
EgwORLgsss Jan. UeooBayes sllefs sssrt; tasis4
upwards BitdlBgs, B0l5tc. receipts 93 bsez T5
bale erpoto Great Brian ~ bales 70 Antwerp 2s9 bales
sales 400 bales stock 1913 e3G tsca
MOBILE jan 26.-Cotton bnoYant; Miilgs, 1tc resgs
Jl2G bales erpoo Great Bn'B, zo bales; cossls igJ bales.
sales. 800 bales; stock. 63its7 laes.
WiLsvgT0y Jan U.--tottoh qa and sssdf dddrzs Iie.
receipts n bales e1porscoassise iJ ta ais % bales;
stock 2IB bales
BALr1w0ay Jan 2Coi,on frmsr held higher M3iirzs H.;
recerts bales; gross 90 bes rs bslss
sales. rs bales; stock, 1895 baeA -
CBARLEsT0S jar. 8Co;tcn ttf NtHzs i'e; net receipts
1855 bas eporsto SPAIN So bales ,aes 80 bales; stock s
NosyoLy Ian. as-coton di3ngs If.@ite.; net
receipts. bales; s1pJscoltsse IS7 b4s fs, 20 bsles
stock, 1851 bales.
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'ENTS.
United States for 1870, 1860, AM
1850.
Population hy states, with PEI
cent OF isereasefTom 1870 to 1870.
Population Of the Territories Of
The United States.
Population O. the L. s.. BY coun-
ties. Tor 1870, 1850. and 1850.
Sisies Of the UniOn-WLen al
mi;:ed.
Territories OF the U. s.-WheD
Organized.
NATIONAL FINANCES.
Bonds issued to Pacific Railroads.
Debt bearing Coin Interest.
Debt bearing Interest in lawful
money.
Debt bearing no Interest.
Debt on which luteres. has cessed
since maturity.
Recapitulstion.
Reduction Of Debt under present
Administration.
Public Debt. Dee. !. 1870.
POLITICAL STATISTICS.
FoTty-Seco1d Congresses far az
cbosen-SeBstcrs and Representa-
tives. politically Classified.
House OF Representatives Of the
United States (XLIsi Congress)
Politically Classified.
Ministers Of the United States 10
Foreign Countries.
Senate Of the United States (XLIst
CoDgress) Politically Classified
Standing Committees OF the Senate
and House Of Representatives.
States Of the Unioa--Area, Popu-
lslaticn. Capitals, Number Of Presi-
Dental Electors, Governors, &c.
United States GOvermnent--Pres.
ideHt, Cabinet. s1d Supreme Court.
ELECTION RETURNS FOR 1870.
{ Alsbems.
Arizona Territory.
ATkanxgS.
Colorado Territory.
Connecticut
/ Dskotsh Territory.
Delaware.
FiOTida.
GeOrgis.
Idaho TerntOrL
Illinois.
/ Indiana.
Iowa
Kanssg.
KENTUCKY.
/ Louisiana.
Z Maine.
naylan1.
/ NasSschus. rs.
Michigan.
Minnesota.
Missouri.
{ Ee1Ts3ka.
Nevada.
New-llsmpshire.
New-jersey.
New-Y Ork-by Counties.
Kcw-York-for Congress.
Eew-NOfk-for Gov. by Towns.
kew-YoTk-sup. Court Jadge.
keg-lof1-Legislstare
I North Carolina.
Ohio.
Oregon.
Pennsylvania.
ELole i,lanL
South Carolina.
Tennessee.
Teras-lgG9.
Utah Territory.
Vermont.
VIZ mia.
Washington Territory.
WeS. Virginia.
Wisconsin.
Wyoming Territory.
Popaiaf Vote for President In
1860, 1854, and 1868.
" paid, for 81. Address all orders
TIE TRIBUNE. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27


There was an active business transacted In
compared with former dealings the entire list b'ng
strong and A0i por cent higher The Investment demand
is fair while prominent stock houses have also been In
the ma rket as buyers At the close the market was
strong on the basis Of 1888 0iOsi for OTIS.
Fisk II Hatch report m follows at p M:
Onercd Asledi Offered. Asisd
U. s. Currency Iioi o. $40 Reg JAY 1913 lm3
w. h. usi. asE".s.iil ii2j e. go, vs. Cp dSioS ptt
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Ncm fluctuations.
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'T FIN s CON x sy'l 70 . sflsS
LIFB INSURANCE BUSINESS FOR 1870
A xV WORD D TO NSI GIfR INSURANCE AGENTS
fNsURANCE COMPANIES AND TIER INVESTMENTS
TRlBuTR TO THE HON; GEO W. MILLER
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COTTON MARKETS,

Red At ~ a. Corn srme; view sbellsi Sic O frs bed
ai9 Petroleum quiet Crude at - s54 s4s5, Rehhs z
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CONT
ASTRONOMICAL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the phssei
q; tie Moon. Rising and Setting %
Tie Planets, Sileresl Noon. Higl
" ale, &c
ConioL ction Of the Planets aD'
c,heT Pben0mena
C-eles Of Tine and Church Days
Directions 20 Civil Engineers.
Fclilses for The year 1871.
Jewish and MOhsmme1an CAR
eniars.
Pllrets Brightest.
Siars-AJrIing and Evening.
The FOEf Seasons
TOE Taj.e Tor 10 Places.
LAWS, PROCLANsTlONS, &c.
ACrs OF CONGRESS.
Army OihceTs-kefi ei.
Bankrupt Act Amended.
Bndce over he Delaware al Cam
der.
Bridge OVER The Willamette al
Portland. Oregon.
CITIZENS. Rights Of-To Enforce
fse Eigtts Of Citizens Of the United
flstea
Defaul;ing States
Department Of Justice Estab-
Eshe1.
Diyorces-Preyisions for in Dist.
COlucliia.
Disabled solliers-Proyiding Arti-
bdsl l. mbs therefor.
Election FrsDds-An Act TO Pre-
vert and Parish.
Georgia-An Act for Her Adms'
Si0n into the Union.
Georgia--To Promote Recon.
stTGet.on In.
lbeorporsiiCns IN District OF Co
1Umbia-A General Act therefor.
Iatsfuai Revenue TSxes-An Act
10 Reduce.
Land and Emigration Co. Incor'
pogaied for Colorado and Nes
MEXICO.
LOYAL Citizens in the soDth-Pro-
yiles foY Payment OF Loyal Cju-
zens Engaged in Taking the Census
si 1850
K.ssissippi-Admisaon Of into
Gle Union.
National Debt-AD act TO Fund
Gle Same.
Oregon Central RrilToaa-Goy'i
Graft Of Lsnis 70 Company.
Patents and Copynghts-A Re
wien Of the Laws Reiating thereto.
lie s.ons - be Paid Quarterly.
Public Holidays 4 taohshe1.
Sou:hern Pacific Y. y. C0.-Pro-
yides for ,be Issuing Of Land Paient'
thereto.
TESTIMONIALS - Forbidding Tho
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Gias from Inferior % Superior On
Gers ~ the Government Service
Tezss-AdilissiOD Of into the
UIsoa.
The Northern Paei6c r. r. Co.
Aui4orzei 10 Issue Bonds
The Tang-Changes IN.
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Trna, J un.el the kiagara-Bahs'
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PEJCLANATIOSg.
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Amendment 10 tire Constitution oil
She UDiic1 Sta.ca
Dy the Pres.deat. requiring az Oh.
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GEsERAL STATISTICS.
Agricultural Products Of the sev-
sral States.
Iyan.grs30a 10 lie L. s. foT u
yearN. ~
Population Of the Cites Of the
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The paper, with which the Catholic World
opens exhibits OF interesting facts In regard 10
the pontcate Of Sxtus v, which has been the subject
of not little romantic historical embellishments The
writer following the lead of iRanke, sets aside the cur
rent tradition that he succeeded to the papai throne
under the pretense Of physical weakness and sene
crepitude hut as soon his election was announced
resumed the agility Of youth The story il is shown mas
no better foundation than the statements OF renegade
priest named Lett who wrote pretended lie OF sn,us'
some sixty years after his death, the mendac OF N
has been clearly set forth, by the most recent ana h
most trustworthy critical authority on the subject bio
Won H;ihncr Common Lodging Houses In New-iork Is
a suggestive description of the domestic accohmou'o
and habits of portion Of the governing classes OF W
netropolis Mature and God" assumes that physcSi
science as expounded by Prof Tyndall, is hos'e 10
religion and in the name of human reason ana true
science utters an indignant protest against It's claims
.Nev-Encland in the Seventeenth Century points Out
some ugly features in the portraits of the early PurtanS
nut concludes with the opinion that those grim old souls
after ALL should be judged with little more charity
than is frequently shown them in these days OF spirit
ISM MormonisIn, and Infdelity"
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EARTH CLOSETS AVN
EARTH SEWAGE.
A NEW PAMPHLET OF GREAT INTEREST TO ALL,
ono..,. by ,,o.,..p.
GEORGE T. WAXING, IT, tof Ogden Fafml
CORTRSTS
TIE EARTH SYSTEM (Detaiisl
JEE SAhIRE QUESTION.
ssnASE AHD ttSS-POOL DISEASES.
ibI DRY EAkTH SYSTEM CITIES AND TOWNS.
JisB DETAILS OF EARTH SEWAGE
TIE PHILOSOPHY or THE kARTIi SYSTEM
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rNH0S. SADLER, No. II Wall-st., Ncw-fork,
Neisry Pubie, and commissntr or an Wv
saes and u i. CvaS VI lklms v. 4 PASSPORTS hsesd
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VVHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1871.

Ts poprlar POe and Statistical Anua prepared with great ear
Ia ready. ...-.-,~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27

The sales Of million Treasury gold elected an unusual
number of bids which aggregated ssl2osOo Mt ITO to
1907 The award was made ut iio0i TO lioC7 and the
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Price cents per eopy seven post paid for s Adire" all orders
with es.h ipelo,ed. TIE TRIBUNE. New York
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-20
A Decided Snub.

Greeley, in his Tribune, does not comment
very kindly upon tue maiden speech of the
first black representative Of South Carolina.
He says:
'Mr. Elliott, one of South Carolina's new
representatives, asserted on Tuesday that the
Ku-KluX disturbers of the South are the very
class OF men whom 1t is proposed to relieve Of
their political disabilities In the absence of
proof, probabilities are entitled to weight, and
Mr.. E.'s naked assertion does not sufi ce 10
prove that the midnight riders and raiders in
masks and multiform disguises, by whom the
South Is now disturbed. are the ex-colonelS,
ex-egislators and ermasistrates OF the old
slaveholding regime who are alone excluded
from Office by existing disabilities. If Mr.. E..
had asserted that pears anil waternelons are
generally stolen by clergymen and deacons
fifty to eighty years old, his mistake would not
be more obvious than it now is"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-20

ct 'UFhey want to let him escape !' "Give
him up to US !" Blows fell thickly upon him;
Re was hustled and kicked, and appeared al
most dead. There were at that time about
10000 persons collected on the Place de Ia
Bastlle. The prisoner was dragged toward
the Boulevard Bourbon, he begging to be al
lowed to shoot himself The chasseurs VINO
held him put him upon bench, and submitted
the question to the crowd, "Will you allow the
prisoper to blow out his brains with his own
revolver ?n ssNo !" was the response, follow
ed by cries OF, 'To the water with him !" Ine
moor fellows arms and legs were tied, and ne
was hurled from the quay and pelted with
stones; the current bore him away, and the
crews of the river steamers were prevented by
the mob from rescuing him, till the body
drlfted under the piling and was seen no
more
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-20
Bon yoyaSe!

Grant seems to be siDgularly fond OF the
! South Carolina carpet-baggers. Bowen was
notoriously one of his special pets,. and 1t is
said that in case of his conviction for
blgamy, pardon from the White House is
confidently looked for. Meantime, while
Bowen is under cloud, another OF our ex-
HoDorables is promised apretty plum. The
Washington correspondent OF the Baltimore
Sun tells us: '4t seems to be geners.!y ex-
"pected among Administration Republicans
'here that the HoR. 8. L. Hoge, late MEM
"ber of Congress from the Third District of
''Seuth Carolina, will be app 9inted Minister
s'to Brazil"
Verify this will be good riddance! The
late constituents of the Honorable Solomon
areready to wish him safe voyage, provided
he stands, not upon the order of his going,
but goes at once. And should. Brazil gro W
so eaamored OF the rising hero, jurist and
statesman, all rolled into one, as to adopt
him for her own, forlorn South Carolina
will initiate the resignation OF bereayed
Ohio, and strive to reconcile herself to her
loss
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-20
Now for the Nutmeg State

Connecticut holds her election on Monday,
the Sd Of April, and the Radicals are shak-
ing in their boots with fear lest she should
follow the lead which New Hampshire has
so nobly set. Politically, Connecticut has
shown herself Of late years anything but the
Gland of Steady Habits" In fact no State
Of New England has so often shifted her
party status. In 1868 she gave English,
Democrat, for Governor l764 majority. This
was at the spring election. Irthe following
fall General Grant, for President, carried the
State by 1896 majority. In 1869 Jewell, Re-
publican, had All majority. In 1870 the Ia
bles were again reversed, and English, Dem
oerat, was elected by s43 majority. 1t will
thus be seen that the State is very close, and
that few hundred votes have generally de-
cided the result. In the Forty-Arst Congress
the delegation Of Connecticut consisted Of
three Republicans and one Democrat, the
majorities being respectively 1856, 424, 2399
anu lf60.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-20

@- BE GUIDED BY WHAT YOU
KNOw.-There Is an old prcSerb which says,
Experience is the safest guide" To this guide
the sick and ailing naturally turn when casting
about for the means OF relief. They inquire what
q medicine has done for others. before they adopt
1t themseIves.' or all the remedies and preven-
tlves In use, HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS
meets thetest most triumpna1tly. and hence Its
immense popularity aud vast sales. The sufferer
from indigestion is sure to find some one among
his friends who has been cured Of that ailment by
the famous vegetable stomachIc. The victim Of
fever and ague, liver com .laiut, constipation,
nervous prostration, or general debility, has only
to make inquiry In the neighborhood where he
resides In order to discover what this standard
restorative has effected In cases similar to his
own: In the published testimony to Its merits ne
will find a volume Of proofs OF It's sanitary prop
critics. which 1t Is impossible for his common
sense to resist. BE tries It, and the efect 1t pro-
duces on his system adds another to the host OF
witnesses 10 It's favor. Thus, its reputation,
founded On facts, not assertions, continually
grows aud spreads. Charlatans ana imposters,
some OF them mere local trtcEsters, anu oIners
who take somewhat wider range, attempt 10
thrust into the hands and down the throats OF
tnvalds their hapllazari concoctlons, as sunstl-
tutes for The tonic which for so many years has
been medical staple throughout the United
States, Spanish America, Canada and the West
Indies, but only succeed to very limited extent.
In this reasoning age the people. having ascer'
tanned What is really deserving OF thelr conh-
dence. decline 'runnlng after strange gods."