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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-08-31
Announcement.

The undersigned having purchased
the TRASscR1pr and assumed its cdi-
toriai and general management, desires
to say to the citizens Of Mower county,
that it is his purpose to make paper
that will advocate their interests, and
advertise their business.
In doing this. the TRANSCRIPT will
assume and endcavor to maintain, NOR
vi character in entire harmony with the
great truths Of the christian religion.
Acting upon the theory that '"teAE-
qcnce is the cornerstone of liberty,
much will be done to promote the dit
fusion of knowledge among the masses,
and especially to increase the efficiency
cf the Public Schools. Believing
that home is the most important place
in the world, the LOCAL DEPARTMENT
will be made especially prominent.
Recognizing the fact that pirate
interest is naturally subordinate to the
public good, measures looking to the
promotion of the general welfare, will
be vigorously advocated. In all cases
q CORPORATIONS rsrsos the PEOPLE,
VIC shall CONSIDER on rselves retained on
tho part Of the defense. While we
shalD feel it an imperative duty to give
publicity to everything in which our
immediate public may have an interest
VIC shall as scrupulously avoid saying
that which may be c6cnsiccy personal
unless for some more worthy purpose
than that of individual grut!fco
tim. The business and loca
advantages Of each Town and Ware
in the county, will receive proper
notice rs soon as We shall he rhl'
stuff cientiv t"':.
una.~ 49,: =. -
Of the ;"'' a. -. 49, '.'''
ally sa!,;v =: -" :'.j'r"
from some e ;,'h -.,,, = ,- y. ,
tiers Of tn: c5... r.; - ,'~'' .'.:.. 80
opinions acco:di'', i, - *':"' e."
6nc our attention more "zH na.V':';;
consideration or those Ques' ''ns~
a successful solution Of which our prs
per;ty and happiness so largely depend
As soon as tho business of the count
requires it, we shall relegate tho "pa
ent outside: :" reduce the paper tV
legitimate size, and fill its column
with general news, and local 'utell
cence. With these principles, tt
fruit Of a varied experience, and wit
.willirgness 10 vork-a condition
success in any undertaking: We s
lute you-and "abidc our time"
A. \. HARDWOOD.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-08-31
Wanted A.ents-For our new work
pH IITS &C. WOMAN.

RYDR GEO. II. NAPIIEYS. In both
English and German. Pri:o $500. This
brave, puro book is tho greatest success OF tho
year, and is selling ut the rate OF thousands
ara: So in i've days lis in one woek 81 in
ono day; 27s in throe weeks, &c. Many
agents never order less than $50 to 800 copies
ut time, $500 copies have been sold in
single county. Send for for pamphlets, &c.
Address,
I. HANNAFORD 4 CO., Publishers,
Is. South Clark street: Chicago.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-08-31

A Washington dispatch says that the
appointment Of Indian Commissioner
having been declined by Felix Il.
Brunot it will be rendered to John
Gibbs, Of New York.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-08-31

That Southern stump orator was
more truthful, we imagine, then polite.
when he commenced recent address
by saying:
IL intent t" speak plain English to
YOU, Democrats. wu.!l Ike /" have
Won to listen t. t..,. r,!,",,. do n.'
come here t, Stun ~" "'h 10y "ra'"ri-
cal rl"qucncc. wAnt To enI'Ih;'n
YOU, aud it will not tale much OF al
orator to do tn It.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-08-31

The Chicago Tribune expresses the
opinion that, as regards competition
for the grain trade Of Minnesota ard
the Northwest, Milwaukee, will find a
much more formidable rival in Duluth,
than CHICAGO has found in Milwaukee.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-08-31
Time is Money.

Much Of the success through life de.
pcuds upon the revolutions we take in
a day, a month, year; and one who
never gets himself or team oil walk
(lct what will be the matter) will sure
" come to grief sooner or later. Much
depends upon the employment Of time.
for " time is money! and farmer who
gets out to blowing at eight O'Clock,
and then stops to talk three half hours
with some passcr-by, and another half
hour during the forenoon going to get
drink, will have but two hours lett to
work before dinner. Such men may
keep fat horses for time, but not long.
and they will to borrow more money
than they can ever pay. There Is moth
ING like life and energy in business
and among laboriny men; and in this
fast day and age of the world. a farmer
must make time or he is gone up;'
and then he must nuke calculations Gas
the sailor says) for lccway, not only in
time, but in expenditures. The old
saying, Time enough yet" has ruined
its millions; and then there isa large
amount Of capital invested in teams
tool, etc., etc, the interest on which
will the wear and tear, eating and
drinking which is going on continually
is Immense, and is, as far as living is
concerned, just the same whether you
take ten steps or twenty, or whether
you make five Or ten hours per day
and unless you mako time in pr'porti"'
to your outso you will surely go un
der" Again, there is a great los -
time in turning the corners, In chang
ing from one work to another. lsS"
your orders cncrgetically. If you issn
them slackly they will be executes
slackly. Have plan we'll conceive
and maturcd, and then carry it gu
faithfully, and you will hardly fail t
discover in its execution that sureI
slime is money"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-08-31
ooD'S HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE, II

WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE, Tor
September is on our table: and its COL
umns are filled with reading matter
which would he Of value i'll every fam
ny 1t is published by S. S. Wood
& Co., Ncvbursh, N. Y, at 800 per
year. We also have the GEM OF TIL
WEST and SOLDIERS FRIEND pub
lishcl ty Soldiers Friend Co, Chicago
Illinois, at SlO0. 1t is worth paying
for, and reading.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-08-31
Repnblican State Convention.

The Twelfth Annual Republican State Con
,enticn will be held ut st. Paul. on Wednesday
III" goth day Of Septcsnbcr. a. H.,
ls'f, at II NJ, for the purpose OF nominating
oandilatrs for the following stat, officers to DO
filled at the next general election, viz
GOVERNOR.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
SECRETARY or STATE,
STATE TREASURER,
ATTORNEY EItAL. and
TWO ASSOCIATE JUSTICES OF THE
SUPREME COURT.
Tn. mp, ortio,.mcnt Of Delegates, which ha.
been determined upon, is b:scd upon the Re-
publican vote Eoz Congressman in 1870, as fol-
VIVA:
Go delegate for each $50 votes or majrr
6>ctiou thereof AND also one for each county
~ LrHa-
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-08-31

Goethe said that the destiny OF any
nation at any given time, depends o"
the opinions of it's young men under the
ace Of twenty live.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-08-31
Look to your Children
m. ,reoe SoothlnR Remedy!
lo,,,s MEDICINE co!

~. LOUIS MEDICINE COZ
U1ssnut st., bet: 9Th and ~, .; Les ~ s:
Chartered By the State, 10 AFFORD sase, emesa
so di.e.ss !. Once ~ nnn o. s1s,
form and avoiding possas s.ndsc S1r oedt
ei1co fayortes We manufacture Aedicns foe Oil Cnfs0
S.ese,s ANYBODY can 6ymtoms, enclose d,
ana Wc win send with instructions in this Wy
the skin the metropolis brought within the reach Of ALL
Come requirs prolonged treatment We undcr3sS
correspond and tho medicine case roquireN
SOME OF OUR REMEDIES. 80.
Dlarrh1a Pills Scots. Constipation PINS
Al 90. these Pills arcinvaluabo TO person Of constpaed
Salis Fever and Aguo Pills ST 90. Liver Pills
Al 90, these directly on the liver Neuralgia Pins
q M relief In 80 min. and cure In few days. Tonic
Pills Al co. Nervous Exhaustion Physical Debility
Loss Of tone. Loss appetite etc. Blood Pills
boxes for S. purely vegetable and be taken long
enough any blood taint. Buchu Pills 81, for
kidney bladder and urinnry dcutics; this drug has
world vdo reputation hundred years. Pimple and
Freckle Cure 81 tho most effective known to tho pro-
eases from 25cts to box. Also fluid preparations
Of all kinds at reasonable prices SEND Two anp. od
direct to u.s. address confidently DR.. N; D. Bond.
n Iuyalids country Ph yscane or Drugsls can 0fdef
any sugar pills. tmodicinc, Drug Surgical
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-08-31
AT THE OPERA HOUSE TN ST.PAUL.

by the following gentlemen, who have consent
ed to take charge Of and make the distribution ::
Cen II. H. siblcy, President City Bank, St.
Paul: Hon. John l.. Merriam, Vice President
st. Paul and Sioux City Railroad; Hon. John
s. Prince, Ex-Mayor, st. Paul; Hon. Charles
Schcllcr, of Aucrbach, Finch schcfter, St.
Paul; Hon. William a. Spencer, Clerk U. s.
District Court Hon. Geo. l.. Otis, st. Paul J;
D. A. Montort, ESQ, Cashier Second National
Bank. St. Paul; Hon. J. C. Burbank, Presl-
den. st. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
st, Paul F. Il. Dclano. Esq, Superintendent
First Division ST. Paul and Pacific Railroad.
Every yearly subscriber to the Weekly
Pioneer after April |, 1871, is entitled to ono
share in the distribution Of premiums.
Every yearly subscriber to tho 7ri- Weekly
Pioneer, after April l, ST., is entitled to threc
shares in tho distribution of premiums:
Every yearly subscriber to the Daily Pioneer
by mail, after April !, 1871, is entitled to five
shal cs in the distribution Of premiums.
TERMS, CASH IN. ADvANcE-For one yoar'
Weekly, So; Tri- Weekly, Sc; Daily, $40.
.~,,ccin,cn Eusnbcr<.cOnta1n 8
zr,lI List Of Premiums, Will DC
sent OH Application.
Address,
PIONEER PRINTING CO..
s-to Scnt. I. 1871. st. Paul, Mimi.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-08-31

Hon. G. G. Washbourne has been
nominated by the Republicans Of Wis
,rs.. :ttr he ,A:>. e. C:7-:L'"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-08-31
GETTING MARRIED.

q NJ INV III II wv T717'
Essays for Young Men, on tho delights OF
Uoxr, and the propriety or improperly Of get
ting married. with sanitary help for those who
feel untitled for matr:,- oni:' happiness: Sent
free. in sealed envelopes. :drr<*. HOWARD
ASSNrI ALTON, Box +. rhlla'i"ipha IN. -
;,,r ,'.,,'h W.. t',urt ,:l.s
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-08-31
Professor Tyndal has invented a lire
""'s rcsrIrator.

-: r"~> really discovered story
-, -. .oa.'rA times.
:".... i, il: !-.s:or' that the Spanlards
.,,,;., ! Is. ,sn to King Aua-
ii, -. ;:,t. i. III F''i'y, hut failed.
..ur .>.p';c' N visits at J"rq"ay'
Eu.eri" will make a trip t." Spa'n'
where she ha, several castles
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-08-31

Every Republican il urgently requested to
assist in .v,! s.iniA,n. the part, aE, .r!cciinS
delegates to tho State CONVENTION 10y nttrndn;
tho PRIMARY meetings.
Ev order ul th- E",;' : m StG:s Central
Committee. FRED. DEISIULL, Chairman.
J. I. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Dated St. Paul, July 6, 1871.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-08-31
Took effect on May II, lS,l1 at H. o'clock.
Going North

r.asxc SUPERIOR & mississippi II.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1871-08-31


l. II. CROWLEY, General Supt.
Train Dispatcher.
John T.. Attn ERTON
CLERK 0FTHE DISTRICT COURT,
An:,in, Mover Eoaatv. Hinae:":a
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
gold balances. s4eooo; currency balances, $,ac,i1o
The following were the quotations.
Foreign exchange was weak. We quote
The steamer Holsatia took out t45,OOO In silver.

The steamer HOlsatia took out $4,000 In silver.
The money market has been easy and the borrowers
call met their requirements at and per cent cur
rency About G30 p the offerings the street were
very liberal at and per cent but before the closing OF
banks became active again, and some parties who had
not made up their accounts paid sharp and gold inter-
est which rise to some ugly reports Of new lock-
up This, however, grayely doubt as 1t is doubtless
the interest Of the majority OF the street. In specu
atye way to keep rates low. In the discount market
however, tho greatest stringency prevails, and choice
names rate at 10 to IS and IS per cent.
Government bonds steady In the forenoon, but
improved In the afternoon, closing rm Tho Treasury
will buy 100000 bonds tomorrow. Messrs. Fisk
Hatch report, at p. m as follows
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
SECOND BOARD T.. VI.
TUESDAY, Oct. 3l-P. ".

TUESDAY, Oct 3l-P. ".
There has been more activity i'll stocks to-
day and prices after getting good send of, made IN
advance Of to u per mp to the first Board, the gen
ero sentiment of the street favOrng for the time being
higher range Of prices, There was pretty iair move
ment IN the prominent speculative shares ana consider
able amounts Of stock apparently bought, and
others OF the list were manipulated III the loan market
az m convey the Impression tO outsiders that an immense
short interest was outstanding, ana that the
narrowing demand was active. Thus Reading
Iont ot . and per cent and Rock Island 4Qj, while Pa
cdc Mail commanded 1872 OF per cent per day We
surIsc however that this talk Of short interest s gam
mon and put no faith in the that such is the
as ht regard IL as Of the devices OF the street TO
mt nm nrIccs and make market to sell upon THIS con
uson seems to ont in the change which came
over the spirit Of the speculative dreams OF the market
after the adjournment OF the O'Clock Board, when
q nressure OF only few shares prices de-
clnod more than the advance OF the morn
ing the late market being declining one
The most active stock was Lake SHORE III Whlch the
dealings were very large and spirited THIS STOCK Will DC
quoted ex privilege OF subscribing 10 the ne" STOCK
ON Monday Nov Next In point OF interest were Ne"
York Central scrip, stock Northwestern common hoeK
I.,and wabash Union Pacific Western Union Telegraph
and Pacific Mall Pittsburgh was strong at l2St ex the
., NOR cent quarterly dividend ohios steady and
a. Don, Arm Boston, Hartford and Erie sold as high
~, Hannibal and st. Joseph common, c. and preferred
- Amony investment shares, Chicago and Alton sold
At ,1s chicago Burlington and Quincy 100 IA small loo,
.na naI.vare Iackawanna and Western 1864. Miscel-
IaneouA shares were neglected Express shares were
,ronv IN United States at 6l 06 and Adams at g. The
following table shows the mghet ana lowest prices oI
40 fada
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
,ad,ct,a elonpa ouotatiops were

Gold opened steady at Ills and advanced 20 il2i but
later reacted to ia Cash gold was dcult Of ACCESS
and borrowers paid for is use and per cent per
num. and lst Ia So, lle ss2, and per day. This
scarcity finds explanation in the fact that there has IN
doubtedy been deliberate, though not very successful
sttsmps made put MP the price, and II In sad that con-
adorable amounts OF gold have been Lent 70 Canada dur
ing the last few days. The days business at the Gold
ETshanre Bank Was a follows: Gold elsascd G 900
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
American Exchange Bank shares sold at 1os Bank OF
RepuhIic 49, and ct Nicholas l3. The following were


Railroad bonds fairly active and some OF tue
leading mortgages were in good inquiry. Central Pa
cfcs sold ut 1911 aOl Union Pacific Frsts, S5s GSGb DO
Land Grants 75 Chicago and Rock Island IA. l0t dlOlS
Michigan Southern. Sinking Fund lOi Hannibal and b.
Joseph ss Convertible 9! Toledo and Wabash F1rSts
Ola; do st. Louis Division s6 do. Con. Convert s4 c.
C. and l. G. Frsts $50. and Ncw-Jcrscy Central tlrsts
new at 1919. The following were the bids Tor railway
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

State bonds have been duh and devoid Of interest.
There was small business in South Carolinas at lower
prices and Tenncssees Mssours Virginia., and North
Carolnas not sufficient to attract attention. GeOr-
gas closed as follows Skies, Sl9s2 do scvcns, SOG9l
and do sevens gold 92s 9s23 The following were the
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

FRRIOHTs-As demand Grain aeosedatoa h, sea e.ts
light tsday and Teask - coDpes esOes have zsL s
In OSsr lines there sas ea end {esenays .a wee
tsad The cAAsnG baApeas hss bsn ae4srats - 10y
Tor rni oanasd fossr fttee Ihs
we're 10 Nyepesl b. steam Asoe ba.A WAe,l ~ - - -
OF Co.on q la1. l6d, Ay EsaB, ssa t0Ei1. Scl
SS.A dris q a. san To oa.sss.moo ls.A ags - -
ban ijnin Al MA A and - halss Of Coce O. ents -.
ssi TSs ehsrss v,r,-As AnsAa sAp Of ns tca. -
Anx,,n vith general cargo private tsszs and enns'
SoS az G,sln 10 oT orders o. u An sA.,sA
PRiiTs-TSs nsshst for Pess1 Drsd As sse &c a IA 10
.ks ~ ~, Ii.da have ss SAs.aiaed We "a - NJ
- ~ Iar.s Rasins % n Mes 9ssseA es ~. f,s. "A
css.,s a 81. so bozss vslsadA RaidaS q liza -. ~
90 PTusss I, Be- Esd saass s 7es 80 ~ 81 ..s nsA. o,
SAT-Fhs naEke tnssr ssa Hsss ~ ~, wssl seeres ~
or..S nor,S RTsf 3oleoI casstaa !, SsiSsi Sass
Sdss. :sssr.al.s. .. s.l,os.,s oe 70. ~ .s Ss SsEe -
3s4S.s - ss.ssS ws:i Ss.s sss s:s s -. ;s -. =
gss, 49, - y. RS"s'i "a As slsss " ssE - y sse.
~ esC.sa ssiy si szss ss.sss A..,. - -
~, Ss ~ =. 81 so0Si q ks e CSs
S... 6; T. Sss i:s~ Ss,. s 49, r :; :fa;.3 -
ES: q Ss'' e. d ss.l 81 1 VIZ s.a:..:.
81 q e ASs~ "a cssasS a el ~ y ssss.
Saa y. SssssA sAsay hr xpe.' Ae s,ss are 20 bssA
bsIsy sas1e Wed el CO. and esats r1SRsvsd q ~
BsSts{ 80 S%ifye, ts nks weco esaA Nsv OAis nssd
nase ~ \, n0a4e Bhh q, tSe wss.sm Alzsd a nees
4 N..s q ni seh and ~ d@4 .ioss s.sts q sS tl
-. n Scli as sas ass 30 sssA ksa - ~ q c4n s.s
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

TIE WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY Is now very
nearly finished and trains will be running through
from Tomah to St. Panl by November l.. The earn,
ings of the Road from local traffic on the completed
portion constitute already profitable business; and
ARRANGEMENTS and connections are about perfected
Which will make it the Great Airline Route from
Chicago to the Northwest etfecting saving OF
more than 100 miles over the present route. Inc
Bonds are a First Mortgage on the road itself and on
a valuable Land Grant of 100000 acres. They bear
interest in gold at the rate of per cent per annum,
rcncy by WHITE MORRIS & Co, Is Wall-st., and
GwYNNE, JOHNSON & DAY, 16 Wall St., where
pamphlets and further information may be obtained.
JACKSON Co. Missouri EIGHT PER CENT BONDS
for sale by W. p Converse & Co., 81 Pine-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

The aggregate amount Of exports exclusive OF specc)
from the port oi New-York for the week ending Oct 81,
s7I was $4,9ls236.
The Philadelphia stock market steady to-day.
Pennsylvania g. sd ISSUE sold at 1O6; Philadelphia and
Eric Railroad, 2i! Reading Railroad, "a G and Penn
syyania Railroad cog. Gold closed nj llli.
The statement of the Boston National Banks. as re-
turned to the Clearing House, Monday morning, Oct 3O
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
FIRST MORTGAGE
7.30 GOLD LOAN


FIRST MORTGAGE
7.3O GOLD LOAN
of the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.
Interest payable first of January and July, at the
Banking houses of Jay Cooke & Co.
These Bonds are FREE FROM UNITED STATES TAX,
and are issued in the following denominations:
fO0l
$40 . Coupons 1000 Registered.
l,COO) 5000
10000
And are at all times interchangeable at the Office
of the Company or through the Fiscal Agents, with
out charge.
They are selling at par and accrued interest in
currency and are secured by FIRST AND ONLY
mortgage upon the Railroad its franchises and all
the lands and property real and personal now pos
sessed by the Company, or which 1t may hereafter
acquire.
The GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES
has endowed the Company with Land Grant OF
about 900 acres to each mile Of road amounting IN
the aggregate to nearly OF acres worth to-
day ut Government prices, at least $l6O,Oo0,OOO
The Fiscal Agents Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company offer these bonds to the public with entire
confidence in their perfect safety.
Maps and pamphlets containing full and par4cu-
lar description Of the Road its sources Of revenue
application to the undersigned or to their agents,
banks and bankers throughout the United States and
Canada. ,
New-York, Philadelphia and Warrington
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS
OF THE
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CRY RAILROAD COMPANY,
In DENOMINATIONS OF $1,000, $500 AND 800, can
now be had from the undersigned or through the
principal banks and bankers Of the United States.
The attention of investor 10 invited to the msts OF
these Bonds, secured by first and only mortgage on
the road, equipments, franchises and proDerty OF
trunk line Of railroad which win shorten the distance
between New-York and Ban Francisco sOue $50 mfe''
and in addition the mortgage to secure the Bonds
covers land grant Of 900 acres Of tho most Ter
tile land In the West which is from D'ins
sold at Les than four eA dollars per acre oy tne
tsrms of the mortgage deed, and according 70 'ne
| present market priCe Of the Illinois Central comps
nys lanAs N worth slsTSa.coo. TAis loan sas eng
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

Eleventh Election District Ba WAY hnh
and Porty-siHth-sts, shoe torr, q. A. DurpVraL
Twelfth Election District No 5I1 tiIth and
FotyseJsnth stF. carisgrs. &. Roe.
nth Irn D.ftr No nj Rrna'way between FOryssv-
eutb ana Forty rehh. .sus, tailor r. KempL
ecHh Election District 10 1886 BoaiWay between Forty
eyhth and FortJ -niuth-sts uphOlsercr, J. Gaining
Fifteenth Election District No. 7lJ Ninth glr John
Sixteenth Election District, No. 75 NintiAc tgaI Charles
Becker
Seventeenth Election District No s Broaw,y between Forty
ninth and lihetbsH., candy Mrs Murphy.
Eighteenth Election District No lJJJ BrosdEay between Fh first
AMI Fifty s., tailor, Henry West
Nineteenth Election District No. tJ Broadway between RYsecond
ADI I-sts fumiinre PTelerick VOsrL
District No 79 Ninth John d. Shan
ders
Thomas Martin.
Twcn second Election District No s5 BEhthAv, cigars p. hui
Hgah -. u.u,.,, >,
Twenty Election District No 49, Tenthave candy homss
j. IIJlsnd. .u,. -, ,-.--- q, .
Txenanh Election Eghthsve west SIDE between sIy
md sixty fourth sts.. cgars, Peter Kelly.
sixth Election District Boulevard, west side between hr''
eighth andS ninth sis, George BalnOn.
Election Dnct BghhaTe, west sde second house
south Of Eighty .fourth ST., James Rlyn
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01
THE MARKETS.


Carefully reported Or THs TsIBuSEI - ., 49,,
,cuVs p,. - In ,,i demand and steady quote 81 $50
SH2y Pearls continue dull nominal SO 2SD 80 49,
BIIINC Bricks hrlner with far demand
Nr River request and steady NsNJy
are u and unchanged Fronts Of all kinds in little demand ana
steady Cement there has beea far demand aha Pcs
Lat but 6rm The market Tor Lime u wv"
demand descriptions quet but hr We quo]'
~e'''
p.,o Nm &c oor5 50 2oseudae q bb.... Sl 65dl 70
y. r. H.......FM. 92dlO 90 - LEE ,oS
Coon Fronts NJ Il 00d Is 0" Lump 99lu''%l s'M y
Philadelphia FrOns % OUQO " Laths Eastern, = NJ -U% ~
EAIR
C,e rs b....25 n % Nova Scotia - 25d4 50
Coat luh u Scotia b.. g 5OG4 W
~ Gale BasLGCIty y tun. OO02 Is
BEESWAXThere has ten hut little demand ard the mafAe'
nomnaly steady. We Southern at 1lHc
CDrTON1Le dem and Cotton little more acVe pnI
pag although fair inquiry also apparent
ce arc h bett.r aid the close l5T bales
G,l s eyeang which for export, 2D for consump-
rn ecuaon and $40 transit There far dsnI lof
ures sales follows oa basis OF Lo" Mid
New-York tribune., 1871-11-01

The PEORIA AND Rock ISLAND PER CENT FIRST
MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE GOLD BONDS may now be
obtained from the undersigned, and from banks and
bankers throughout the country, at
NINETY AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
They are secured by mortgage on 81 miles or
petcd road connecting the cities of Peoria and
Rock Island. and having anaygable river at each end
The Road forms part of a short through route from
the Atlantic to the Pacific roads, and its net earnings
are largely in excess of the interest the total issue
of bonds, which is about SlG5UO per mile. The bu3l-
ness offered is sufficient to pay large dividend on
the capital stock making the Bonds absolutely safe
and very desirable investment.
Maps and pamphlets furnished containing full par
ticulars by TURNER BROTHERS. ii Nassau-st.