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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-14
80 rnr,cr or walEs pr1ro.


TIE Frin1s u wale. was attacked with
prfa}i fever abopt two weeks sgo And,
fbouxh hsssKm Ftoms 81 Crit were pot
considered alarming, f,r ne past two Or
three dngs hs hss becn gradually sinking
snd Hav their Is very little bape u his
gcuve There Is The creates, excite
mcui iu Eugland.
ne uAs burn on the gih o. November,
1851, and Is he second child Of Queen
Niotoda and the late Prjuce Con-ort.
Among bis titles i that 81 the bake 81
Cornwall. and from this Duchy be has an
ucame Of fgp.poo per auuum.
The Prince, afer. having been in bis
boshuod under private iators, studied
sw lille at Eiiuburg. aud then entered
Christ Church CaIjege, OKfard, and sub
-eqncmly resided fora time II Cambridge
10 1865 be- WIS gszetted to a ooloueIcy
TO gbe army.
lu lsGUhe visited this country, and, his
enthusiastic reception 10 New York is re.
membered yiyidiy hy the myriads who
rnuk part To- e, for Broadway on lba, day
presented d sceue Sc hich cannot be easih
turauttru.
lu 1868 he married the Princess Alex
audra of Denmark, hy whom he had five
rhi dren. Tie eldest, Albert Edward
Victor Christian, wbo was born at Frog
more. January s, 1864, IS The heir to the
throne, and after the death or disability
ofthe Queen will be the nominal king OF
England under such a regency as may be
hereafter decided upon
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-14
ruu pnn osT VALLEY YkhMERs
AR0u0TATtoNs

nostrr was bed At the usual
place aa Thursday of last ~erk Which
49, very wr.i attended and eonsidsra
ne Interest manifested The effect h.
swauhy oac end IL wosld he fJr ID,
.abtesi ef every farmer within a cob.
verieai dirfaHce 80 join it. Ia order
isthaw chs a 5eet IS ihc society NOR
clearly $50 give the following extract
ifam she raHaitutian q the society
The o. eei a this association Is &
secut tte isH end most reliable iuioF
nation ia regfd % farming interests
sad 10 secure tlis md il Is incumbent
"a cY,rymfmhcr r. attend the meetings
pauftualIy ard gather md impart any
Information ,bat may tend TO advance
,le iniefest # agriculture IN Ill it.
tmaehes
Any pcrs n may become a member
ofibis association by paying two Dbl
lars a. the Treasurer aud having biz
name and r. o address entered on the
records ~ the association.
lhp officers ,fths association shall
consist ola President, Vice President
Recording aHd Corresponding secre'
taf.es. Treasures. and seven Directors
There a2.rem are elected annually end
perform ,he duties usually assigned T.
tie same officers ia similar organize
tons.
The regular meet ngs are held al
Adams Ball, FACTORY point, on the
third Thursday of each month at
o'clock 2. m Subject for next meet.
ing "N inter feed for stock.
There is some expectation that the
meetings will be held once in tive
wecks. half Of the time at this village
provided the farmers and others take
Sufficient interest IN 1t 10 warrant it.
We hope the farmers will take hold ot
the matter ia good earnest. kno ing
that If they do great good will result
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-14
RIM NEWSPAPER As A MEANS or
EDUCATION.

EDUCATION.
Tie ncwfpap,r press IL not duly APP
preciatcd as one uf the great educA.
tors oithe masses, and no one can real.
~ conceive OF tie extent TO which all
are indebted 10 it for general informa-
ton, and the moral sentiment fought
by il aud cherished in every communi-
~ TO greater or less degree The
world il said, land with truth too, f" TO
grow wiser with each generation. and
and this age shows an enlightened
period, leyUnd all the past Almost
every person has 10 certain degree,
some information on most topics Of real
importance, either in the natural or
political world, and how comes this
about Not as a gener thing from
study or reading Of books hut, from
being picked up little by little from
the newspapers Of the dav whose col.
umns are of SO easy access to all, and
this knowledge is so era ually acquir.
Cd, that the rcci icnt himself scarcely
notices the addition to is store OF infor.
maiiun, nrtil called upon TO use it in
every day life and conversation and
could scarcely trace it to its true
source, aud even then would be 10th to
give the credit where it belonged.
The moral sentiment Of community
and its many influences are also in
many instances to be traced to the same
source suggestions and ideas brought
out and promulgated by the newspaper
and reiterated from time to time, be.
come M fixed in the mind Of the reader
by such repetition, causing thought and
research into the several subjects, end
ing often iu tie absorption and adop-
ton 81 them as confirmed facts. lie
columns Of newspaper OF course con.
tain variety Of topics, each enc of
which, are loo cd up and read by some
Of lie many readers, its variety thus
catering 10 AL tastes Thus without
any seeming effort the paper educates
leads and controls the deed and sent
ment Of zach locality in measure. A
great responsibility this and an inhu.
enco 10 be carefully guarded. Tele
graphs and railroads are its assistants
bringing distant countries near and
rendering interesting, the news Of every
LEGALITY, % from day 10 day dis,
played ~ it, columns, making US, also.
familiar with the geography Of the diff.
iereut countries, and the various pro.
ducts and speeiAlities Of each locality.
thus creating thirst for geography
and history Ia general. and the move.
mcut q celebrities, inducing a spirit Of
enquiry IL gard 10 them and an adj
ditian to The general stock Of iuiorma-
tiou u The community Thus without
scarcely realizing the result. the PEG.
pie are led oB step by step. by this
great educator tn knowledge and fam.
Vi rlty with men and things. which
without ils aid and cd cation would he
hil fnsm many, ouly to be dug out by
tie philosopher o. scholar. H.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-14

Grand Dnte Alexis, amer doing New
YORK Boston nud several smaller
botpugls, BIAS goae of airip throagh Can.
ada. Tlies kaoa hng - toad, to royalty
theu steu better lAau sc.
Congress hss 20, fsily organized and
seyega iHponani measures have been
lnlroaaegi aHd Referred The committees
ii lap ~ruate are nearlt the same As last
yeAf Ntfmgm aesu, iag ll,e same place
as1hru
Tie Tsmmauy ih.eyes have not yet
saeeeeiel 81 ul.lns ; grra, amoaut q
sympathy % ihr breasts ~ their "sun.
sAise taeud., B4.iesi Tie crop 9. femafl.
abs stus asd - llse people will none u
tlrm ps9 CouaoIiy iies Ia jail fJr uanl
q Bail aad THegl j. nes naeA bsttsr %.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-14
FIcropY loIEr Vr
young.


Lee. 18th, 1871.
Dram JouRSAL Accept our grateful
thanks fer the remarks in recent mum
her Of your paper concerning the out
RACES imposed upon communities, by
the unlimited sale Of Ii quors at the
present time he outrage is bccom ng
daily and nightly more and more noto-
rous and too outrageous to be longer
tolerated in silence. Eoys who, but a
short time since, were regarded as pat
terms Of enterprise and prosperity, bid
ding fair for useful members Of society,
who are now, by the damning influence
of liquor, thrown out Of employment
and are hanging around liquor shops
carrying the signs # the establishment
in their faces old men and boys, and,
with a blush Of shame be it said, old
grey-headed women are seen Keeling
in the streets, and otherwise Geporting
themselves in the most shameful man
ner, aud their pocket bottles repeated
~ repleuishcd. Thee things are not
done alone in the by.places and at long
intervals, aud in the dark. Far from
it; but with the fall knowledge Of our
officials, whose official duty demand
their attention aud action These re.
marks are prompte by no selfish or
vindictiye feelings, bat purely for the
for the purhase Of calling the
attention Of fathers, brothers aud
all good citizens to this munster
evil, that is daily threatening the over
throw of all good order and casting a
gloom over the prospects Of the future
Of our country families and friends.
And why is tn apathy on the part
Of cur officials on this subject Only
some two or three weaks since you
heralded a repoFtof a most unparalleled
outrage committed by three intoxicated
roughs on Taylor / III and bis wife
Have our Grand Jurors OF the civil au.
thorities taken an notice OF action IN
tie caseg Net at all Why Is this ,
,re they afraid they may lose the TO-
influence Of this element al the next
election. or are they new the choice
and tools Of this ring VIII not the
people look after them nulcss they now
come ont and purge themselves o.
these dcrclictiops 81 official duty. Nc
81 u see. kerP,ruIt
IN regard t. the Outrage referred
u il happcucd ia a neighboring town.
and docs not come aBdc the iansdic.
tian oi the authorities u this town. +
be viii read tic tatutes VI Vermont
be viii ais0 fed that eitzeus have a
iaty q perlorn - we.i = tAe gifl az.
t-orltiess--E1 JorzsAL.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-14

CONE a BURTON
Desire W sau The stlsHtlsB Of the Publss aEais
10 their vsry dssisab4s slSet y Eoods. whiek ~.
5esn lately rsplsaashed vith the faligviag IL par
Nsb.as, very hsnaspns,
dtnts A Bs,ys Senrf., large,
Ladies faTs,
HATs clrs-LArs. stock Of shs latest styls'
Biark Aipacaa. very cheap
Tycoon Rsps 'rrI rich dsslgus,
Blaek velvet Ribbons,
Hoop skifts, goOd snes,
Rsbbsr Cloth.
To our DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT We hs',
added
Ss- oO,,an..
New T0-sling,
Ssw JaAns
New Cambries,
New Opera llanrel, black,
New French Canvas, etc
We have at received beautiful stock Of
ZEPHYR WoRsTEDs
for our Fall and Winter trade
We would call the attention Of our customer
once more to oar large stock VI
Dress Goods.
Prints,
Brown Coitonl,
Rleaebed cO.toRs,
0'nghAms,
Linens,
fiAnnelA,
CAssimers,
broadclotki
Beavers,
DoSsEins.
Hosiery and Gloves,
ahAwlA,
Undsrclothirg, for gents, ladies and boys
Yankee Notions.
Fancy Goods.
hats and Caps,
Horso Blankets.
CRoCKERY.
yellow and Rockingham Ware speciality.
LAHn. LAAr. LAMPS
Carpenter Tool
II you want good set Of Planes call and see Us
Groceries, Groceries,
Flour, Flour
Our motto IL
GOOD Goods at LoV Prices"
Manchester. Nov. %, 1871. 45lyi2st
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-12-14
T PERKINS,

I. PERKINS,
OPPOSITE THE MUSIC NALL
MANCHESTER, yCRMoNr.
Ia. On hand AID 3. conss..sg reoel,iag
sappiy # ali kinds u
HARDWARE q BU1Dh0 NATEmuL4.
Glass, PtrrY
ooAch, DEAAt, AND sHELLAc yAaNnm
K,raseba on,
sud Iubriesting oF
rAsr. yAEEsu AsD srrIrtso BRUSHES
cARFEgrERs AyD HAsoEs 1ooLs
SASH CORD,
AND LATIN TwisE
A lot Il pnmb- al Lssel-, vsFs eheap
The bsst sss4f Iutus ~ Glsas ~ tie eouuir
Tho Cell br,tta
a. s. Siaadord Heoprtag Rod.
4 large LG q
cRocKERY AED cLAaswARI
Also
A Foil Line Of Groceries
W. has. ja.i . seirsd 400 ~, y Machine
c.spboaris shisA VI b rsil vafy is~
Granville Brick.
lls ~. lhers l.
81 .ia4.
Fayles ratent Hand sleds
fH B9ys All 0gi- BE. ds be.t ba1d slsi oai--
~ sa sisraB
A fads q srpsIs safA asos i Sc Let
aanurf
4...A....,. VI. ssy. is4 l1l sas4o
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
SIIUND EOA III T. a' y
Safes San Bods Eao1d BondBdak aRd H1Hodf-Eyrrss
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 2o-p. ".

There las been very little activity at the
Stock ENch uSc, to-day. nduiDn OF ahals usiai Oh
The day preceding bold y. In st0 :f tie trarsac-
tlnns hn largest In I..hc shore, O'0 and NJ >a-
s.ppi, North Western ConinOn Rock ISLAND, Gi.l
Wabash III which srrcisltics pretty fair business WIS
reported, but IN the OH sar, d"agS were nominal!
Tie market las been, c,c whole, irm with the a.
ccption of Ltry y"i, ahoCt meridian, bat the
variations have been ronucd whi very narrow
compass, Il, reflected in the comparative table beo"
Inycs .m"ntI !ir and I.cs reported of Nor
and E.-cX At 81 DrlrWyIe, Lac.awanna ard West
rrn, 0.. ami Nrw-.!.r'cy Ccn'ta 40. M In msce
la:, s;.., Qrh.iyc. -, icn ~ .Ji, and C,n Ok.
datou cc:...,. a Bp-i N, rt."rl a;ii tro selling at
2A Exlrc>. ,iIarcs 'iu and steady. Tho follow
ing table sh w th' hi.E">t md lo"'s prices OF active
Ll. fls It,lfi. .lin
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
Foreign Exchange has been dull and steady on tn
basis OF the following rntes

Tho suh1rcasnry paid out s4OOO.cOO account OF
gold checks sent here from Washington, In redemption
Of lsG2s
The approaching holiday Thanksgiving has encour-
aged easy feeling In money aptasts are desirous
Of placing their funds In order gain interest for two
days The payment Of gold by the Treasury also con
ducts to lower rates, and to-day the supply ample
at and per cent call, while prime business rates
moved at Il to 10.
Government bonds were weak and lower at the open.
ing but under the demand frc The foreign bankers for
shipping purposes prices later reacted closing strong
Fisk Hatch report follows at d. m:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

State bonds were quiet to-day and lower Oh South Car
oiiia- which were again freely -old the January and
July ISSUES having declined 3i and those Of April aud
Octohrrtoo o Tcnnessees fraction higher selling
al 6of066; but North Carolnas heavy and lower
the old declining per cent to $751; with only "a d for
Inc Special Tux issues ut the close Nil sv,ri os sold t
Vs. The follow ing were III, b,,.:
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

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legal Notlres.
In the matter of the MONTANA GOLD
L hIhiNG COMPANY bankrupt

PEREMPrORY SALE
II the Court Of the Unite. St,,..
for the So"hen District OF New.o the Assignee Offers FOR SALE
all The PROPERTY OF the bankrupt close the estate viz ~
Thirty nine Mining claims different clear C.t and GIL
pin Conhti's Colorado the celebrated Kansas Couur
Pratt f,ss &C. with whn and whim pare, OF land
h Central Oily eIteng from Spring uh Nevada Gulch road
containing upward Of '' h with Quarts Mil thereon Coz
o t"o ''o h eopsuns 10 30 power Rngne two
se wesue boilers Feburg necessary panps nls
oil in complete running orJer dc,
Ossrs and nesoston invited sold At private
s' to th~ fifteenth day Of Dmbcr 1871 sold on
os ds1 A 10 H. to the highest bidder for cash. public auction By
Aen H. EIeoay AuOpeer the Mer Exchange saeoom,
10 III Broadway In the CITY Of New York further notice
The property eo't the Bankrupt upward u than eloo
30 having hrrn expended the mill alone.
v" mfhsr Particular appy to the Asroneer No. u Pne NJ Y
sYLvEsTER R. COBB. Assignee
eAsrs' b. iieHSnorAn, Attorney, n Pinest. NY.
NOTICE Of ASSIGNMENT-NOtic is hereby
rvsn that THOMAS blDDLR tie City Of Treulou did on lie
nh day Of November male suhsebe of hs
' o she EQUAL b~n~ht ~ his crors
e,' he respective under oath within the
enn o three monhs. yONHtjA JONEs A..~,- Wv
DATED, Trenoa, N. J.. Nov a. 1871. NogITS iss, -,
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
Coleman Eepch!,,s cIos.ns quotations. were :

Tie frl " ward * IurcIand, siOci brokers, plyi!c
especial attention TO the Eeg0.Gtion VI Priyils
Puts and Calls hos dissolved by mutual consent, MIR.
william, W.rd coL,ii Iin tIe bu lie quotes StucC
Privileges selling for per cent bonus, so days
tine. 1t The following variations .n the market rrlcc
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
IHora-S .or Sovsh r i7iI. G3-G2, -
STAT, Ia, at % blse al the United ;,ai h>sly OGIcu
NJ SrW. York OR tie mouth erfing Eoy. H. ~:

Il HGJ:g th.- rJiIi'.- to Tic Tist Mortgage DoElA
az H." GRAND Rep. and ILIit;a Rai11d .nGht osa
l. HIc,rs Win iow. Llnicr & CO.. we wcr' El" 10 say.
thI the lands L!O:-.'G 10 TIC Co!npGiy J'aD,tea ~
lC, 81 It ,'ioHi' have rca'l 1iG,, ,1oba>r.s
Ia. state ot !l.UCi, v :! w tho intero maturnc'
Jan iS-. f:oH i.c - 70 IL: Icth dag Of January, as
III" American E&cLdnGc National Bank In Til, city.
Green County. No. has ;'ucdS 80 0fs rcr cent 20
year bonds ia al II ur>lci VI Tho Hannibal and St.
Jwrph Railroad Jd'i3" Eyllg Of tae staio suprcmO
C0Ir, liz letter puLli,Lcd by lie a;,.ts I this Loan,
expresses the opinion thai the bonds haNc been legally
t'iel. Mcssrs. Gwyn.e, Johnson, & bay oifcr theso
bonds at 80 and interest.
Tie Philadelphia stock market was inactive to-day.
Pennsylvania Ga, third issue, sold at Icf Philad--
pia and Erie uilr0ad, %; Reading Railroad 66l ano
Pennsylvania Railroad, 5-t. Gold closed at Iio,
Tho earnings "f the indianapolis, Bloc a,ton ana
western Railway ioi the Hrst week m November were
S.i.lIS II.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

In raroan t"ds thc tram ions ,gcrc rloderate'v
large, "ith the 'L!cf bhess in t Fac ac or,gou.,
for which f"r" has bccn good demand Centrals .os
atlc3; U"ion FnNi aa5! NoT and Esscs First. ,,o
Quincy amt TIL 10 Firits, L. aui !fchigan ,outbc,n
SINKING Fund, lUl. Tho following SO. O The ND.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
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EtiiICA FIRE SONGS. Ivy Geo. +. Root
" rEEEG I'iLul Gn III. likL, ,3.s'c'st".j.
IL HAVE i,'ff IT INTO NE. tG1:Lnd'L
FROM III! kciHS OCH CITY SHALL t'H C"1rar'l
7 g. PCS, - "f e "a! - rA> It sncc.ss'ni scre
- h "in = toGr. lp:auG o Is;,'. CS Of Freedom, ~
"1rtIp Fr'r SC
nc c-,l ~ by all %sc tea,s, scrt postpaid to
bRA.<Aar'S soyS. rr,li.'.r Ce,'',rd. Ohio =.
pFANY THIS MORNING, No:a.;o Mgcl's
: %. tirn,.oa of N" R'r,c p"i Bort.
iAtL IG iHii.,; ADVt"1t Rfs % OrSG .TkEgT
GiJAl Il, IT, cV.., d.. -"
TArrfGrD TON
ElkDNG md STEADY; ~. F.p''. '"n Oya CANOE and
FAC. Ili.. i.IuLiR
W. hare a. ~. '-le a.. tL.s'I.S
I.DnING Pnbishe Ros;op
GONE OF the ABNORMAL CONDITIONS Of
- tt SEXUAL D9r t%> -p Iir Vi y. Abilre Ten
Lers .,a.c, N.rcp, ird-le D., an li.,.t OF IL.
lf"cr l'rA - ~ ,rvs'" su-oel Glars, hy EDWARD w.
1A"N Il y Ittt-ct ies eyc'.y.iy Ell the
- t. -trI '' II " est q. tls cico tv him
60! Ol'a 80 the I9st isent 'cl. !S cen's 'J
PlDtiL - Lios " l. 4 TIE kibNLl: Its Structure
IN. tH.. N III cs.,s' ii - 't'.,; sEhf.
G'NM STRUGGLE FOR ENi3TEECL.
J., Gayi.D r, az
!4'i". :, "0 Wf?nc'+. Prte ?5r
u Hit Ehri iubt,Lri. " H.re. t,.st y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
TRIBUNE. THURSDAY NOVEMBER 30, 1871.
Corporatlon Notitcs.

I INSPECTORS Of ELECTIO " .--NOtico is
H. Iss .n M ,c g. M.s, Y.n. a,' G! ss IN, %
In copPiane vi section "h,rte' M La, Of ;e see follow
ug And that he has r'sv tei Ia ore the tc. r"r 10
be ped by hm to Hrh nyeco Nv said s"ctA follows: Tie
said Mayor shall duly i"re bis Of spnmen es,h PERI
b. him such nscto o Eec.Vn within ten days ner
such appointment nd h aPpoaes arc hereby n0aed that 'neI
can "'tsin sucb cer'h6'ies oa npil eOr AT tis 6Be
The .teitn OF Ltcto ol Ecoa leell have been cieen
b! the Board VI 'mry az fh,D eron by the N!ot
bis certacate following called The following eIIae irom
section s. chapter La, Lavs of 1906 .A"t
Al Inspectors Of Election whether elected apon'e exert nep
be sppon to a vainric. the day Of eo.n shsn aphet
before the Chief Of the Bsreau M Elections twenty "
sh be decsni elected shall 10 duly intel Is hsneors ro
vted and sal tax aud subscribe the cs Of oee " @
constitution ispector Brctiou failing TO Aear ana .e
scribe such oh within the deskste ena
thereby have declined tae ONCE and bis place shsu oe ua
yscapcy" =. .y."S.x.
Tie lime within elected Inspectors may take sse oin o.
expire on the iCth day Of December time ef those appointed
VII ermre Dee4mhsr ia ~ " CORNELIUS CORSON, 4
Chief Of the Bureau Of Electon6f-
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
RE2DY NEXT WEEK
~ MISS ALCOTT's NEW WORK.
AUNT JOS SCRAP LAG.
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MRS. r.. s. GEFENOUGH.
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Etde Gc: vuy volume. boGud IL eIo'b. Gt and
hac. e.e. Pee.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

The eject of the Treasury gold arising from the re-
dert!on ot ls. IA Dec. l, seems aipJtntly to haze
been discounted, for although init the amount
Of sSOoo00 representing the auditing Of that amount OF
bonds, lrT icC .dc here, the riicc Of gold has 10;
been below ltl the sai's to-day having been made at
I0} 10" though 70 what cA. .:.t ;tc aspect of affairs
exiting be- wccn TIE United states and Spain nay have
cortrihufei 10 cr,k the decline Lave no IeA rs OF
iusiua The Treasury received bids FOR gold. TO day,
the ailoun Of >4,j go at I'D To 1910 Tie awaid was
maize a II Ia % 10 % thus fi,ulaiiZcd.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
PAUL liONEWKA.

FAt>T,rP - CC,iPASIONS. Series Of Twenty sl'
houe4 sr.oi. cei r:s1 Paul Korevka These
ia,, :hc dore hy celebrated desgDer and the
io.; WI 'c Il. ilor lie M:.,uinn'r Nights Desn' AID
Pays" essr vco logid Goth, gt AID blsct et1
zee -
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

WI " IN" ' Oct 49, l51l .
O,iey Hail. Mayor Of the CITY Of NexNii 10 pu,.s'.ses
requirement. section Of the act entitled An ae
Cry and COuny q Se.lois psa sp Apn D,tes
Of T following pstc they :ppeanns By tSs .asa % ~. o.
Board Of County be tie pone voo HGeSoa w.
The votea received Inspectors Of Election aeensa & @
Ioari Of aart eiee el Ns persons taN
sppo aet teirg 70 ss te possible Tor me est.-n iv
the IL, I'd pohea 'spe o. tL al I "a 4, eus two ,oesss
u candistcs for Inspectors EetGl beeVns w 70 Az %
determining. u.., q A.. ~, az E.v.Yo,,a
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30
PHILIP GILBIKT IIAMERTON.

TIL gYkTO%E RI fR. Au L:ies Voyage o t"oyofr VII
i.a I ir"u p.ture b. ;.e suc' Oae eersn. volone
t,ut ,-a ; az back e'erd. rico, 81.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

In I'll" gu' io1a market The were g. @ y, g. and
percent icr carrying.
The LAY business at tho Gold Exchang &c Bank was NJ
follows: Gold cleared s'l:i9U: gold Lalanre- s23o-
o?6 currency balances, ?.S5isS. Tho following were
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

Citi or Nsv.i"ai DgrNr.sNr F,sAvcr. ilrKKar oe
ArE":hs CflN: - .r. AA;.zARs H. lg.i
NOTICE OF SAL. 1T LANDS and TENE-
,e Of Istt, Iad, All .iJ. - - =
rnter hs 1rc'n t"Y.lr ~ tn C4 u Tork tie
uh"rss 1ei herr'' w ' pImt pr"gis -" The
act rniied IN TO- ~
ren Ia i Gay o = p'l 94 cA act.
relation thereto" pssesi A,i,: lsII
That he itc J lands sni in the Civ
N,~frtt 90 Which I've ts iJ "a STATED IA
Wards Nos I" z. IN" ir TIE Is g. 1867 1876
now enabg dur aid, and the respective
spis d ieaen-n r' - New York suate Ia the War
hoa which -nl'r rrotcn he
yeas 1--WE, Bt ani due and unpaid
qnlr-d to tt tlIes md tfoN rtn1n,ug
AND unpad to ts !-rf Arrears at bis ONCE, the Department
Fnah a." Court House sh
o twelve Pc the Of payment cha,ce
o this noer ad aerisanen ant shall
p melt sac ard will he public suction the
NC. .ont os~ n i- Ciy .ls PAX IN the Ci Of esvfk
iHthHbAi tie lih "a of rrrt!, 1911 u oclpck
love- h o sl. oir a. take tie same IN
n - eHy he 10 due al Inpni el interest t,ecn s
n Time OF % ADJ together with the charges uote and
ahveI clt and al ot r"', and therron eud TIA.
su "h " he coLt aue no time all the lands and ,eue
mens het Az rtsi lp. .ae sl,.ne sid -
hLi ' efrh' Farther Tat lets's1 scmkrt Of tho
us and th - ton 1st-r property taxed
sh on "h'h - IN Aa'r rents unpnd published
and that cope thr panphirt Of the iuts
The teh AHArs AID viii be delivered person apulvar Tor
to rane. A. A. C,IIf r.,t - iP,'as.' WI
New-York tribune., 1871-11-30

The days transactions at the l.. :. subTrcasurv were
ioh e"pt- S3TJiH - crrrercy s 1895 Is
6th pa,.nts S6ssi % Curreuc Oaance.... 62J.;% 20
Gold bsiSnc...... -lEJs, 80 -. O0J
Currency 1878 81