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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-04
urcEIprs OF pRODuCE.

NOfL RlrfTVf HdIIIVId.. -.
July 5 pkg Ashes. pkg Bs,ssAI s p' c1o" S Gb
Co. seed 40 bh Cotton Deed Oh. III DOL ,pP "a n a
% n aus bhis Flour ISL bush Wheat US VS, bu'h III -
isb cs,s 10 bash seed Is bush Beans ~ hass No. H.
" n b,Ies IIsrup bales Hops lJI NOE. oV ~ 49,
rs 5 de Leather &! bales Moss a bb ko'1 ~! pig ssoS
pa,t 40 pkas 61J pigs Lard ~ PKG sATn
90 1,, a. .lg. Cbese 2sl pks 1aoW 20 bNl' Ar1 W so ia
a,.e a., Ind Tobacco ~ pkgs Tobacco Z'E 0oh "p'' "
hal, Wool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-04

allowed on all daily balances Certificates Of deposit Isl
;asveS Notes Drafts and Coupons collectedi al.
taUccs made ON approved collaterals, and against
mercIuudise consigned Ia our care. ~. 81
Orders executed Cor Investment SECURITIES anu
RailrUd Iron.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-04

The terms Of Subscription VIII be as follows;
TEN PER CENT OF the amount OF subscribed for TO he paid 10
cash at the subscription The residue " be paid a. called Tor o
the Board Of Directors thirty days bat call at any one
time o exceed ten per cent
Scrp for interest at per will be Issued
M the Copsnv payabe ont earnings Of the Railway on all
iamepts paid on Stock subscribed within thirty days after the
Subscription Books shall be opened
The Company the right close the Subscription Books al
time after the twenty nnth day o. July l87L
b. order Of the Board Of Directors,
Alexander T. Stewart, Commissioner, on behalf
John Jacob Astor, of the COMPANY
Levi P. Morton,
Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-04

HAYThe demand modee and prices UNCHANGED We qoo,e
shipping, 81 00 IS for Retail lots t0dVc ir sa fis
and 7OafOc Tor Clover and Unchanged at 81 70l so
Long rive ~ 20d41 ~ for Short, and ~ for Oit
l. ~ luoc
Other Kinds a quiet but steady
NDGO-Tbe maet for VI kinds has been du, ani prs are
Bominaly unchanged. We quite: .-. -
per No. gold. 3ldS2 10 Gua,enala..Sl OGSl %
Madras O0S 70 Caracas soH w
Manila goh. ....... Goa ! 20
NAVAL STORRS-Owng 10 the adjournment Of the Board all
ttons arr entirely bomnali quote: spirit Gurpentne &c
Strained Rosn 81 80a ~ S No At S3dJ 30 No Sytods4
Pale a. 5Od SO 50 Rrta do, S7dS1Za Tar S9ioi Washing
ION md IS Tor Wimngton
rude Whale du and unchanged Por Sperm there h1bfe
yy rood demand The steady American Lused as he n
,ery am hut STEADY crusht hands hcnhafen quiet
but firm AZ 4Ol a4o other OH feature TO note
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-04


FRElGHIs-Their moe ha,nr'' IN he line q" beIln
f M Al si4s rates line Of charters noifanR vas conc
The eggs.rmeats To Liverpool AVn bush Gram az ON
stem m ore. Cheese 30 100 bales Of Cotton ~ a. h
and 10 I,.on bale ilOs al 3D. SSH ami @ do by sa ~ ~
FIRE CRACKERS-Ihr market h' Ieen Ph'' Du' 'eI' ""'
qnoe 1t ~ J0a - 90 for E1ira No j. . ~.
FEATHERS ae du.r, unchanged % > cash io western All
GRAIN-Tbrrr little inquiry for "hcst and ihe marke u
and tame ami ufe The close TIE narh ~ D. n's
lover the demand msinI complete carioe De b sTeb 81
a. g. for No Chicago Spfu2, : ~ ~ - iof 20 ~ ~
spring ~ tll1l ~ No Nlwauscc - ~ Tor 10 oiI
81 81 for Amber Wesern Ola 81 o Amber state % ioi hl'
Michigan ; 6j for WHIT Geroee, ~ 90 for Amber Delaware ~,
Bsrl.y Malt is dali ssles Of 200 huh 'l on - -
a irr-guar su red White scarce a"d berIi
are 10 hush New ~. a61.c for Mixed ann1 ana ~"
1 0tJc a1Oat ne Is lh"'u' 80
uess are nominal and quite active, the nrlu
general and part speculative; the sales at tlJoOO hush DAMP
in.gvd AZ 68a Zoe Weteu MIel ~ Ne closing &c, W
good No Chicago; Western White a. 1jd1Sci Western reno" I"
$500. -. a., NJ, oi.,.
ate and are bnDc quote 5d3c for The former ana o3
l6lc for the latter -. 49,. 81. Al, s,,sll
GANO- Dir demsu Peruvian Dncfs sale 10 Una"
AZ A7O0S ~ cureacg, Tor GupsIe and ChGchs. a.
METAIS-Ibgst Copper iH ar drmanJ ani The sHr' u
New Slna an Yella very qoG priees un'l
Seoh PIC iron l. In nt arlnsni poes bro American Is
od dsnaDd .ud the stng Ncw Enysh Rails ar que
mi am American fs dali sud unchanged Pig Lead y
bgt ss Pg Tin Is deinand and hrme 30 for htfa
gle for FnqsG and 9 for BIBcs Plate. tfm Win sgo
drmsnd Oiher dccons hfr "hh"u' qs'ao cbabse' pe
Moderate. We quote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-04
financial.
FORECLOSURE
MOTTO E.-RAILROAD

NOTICE-RAILROAD FORECLOS,udh ad1;
y sALELBy virtue o. T., i Def Nsfhe G D. District Of oso
n5 an ausi.ry decree the Circuit oo0rt s. 81 ' s
Iatr states io cu Ss paye vin NATHANIEL A. COW
nRgY ni GEORGE NJ Davis Ta,e, ~ are COM
ana TsREH0Sr UNION RAILROAD COMPANY are de-
Sdan undersigned WIN B. SHELDON as Special Master oom
Nil I az public auction highest bidder for cash payable as
dcsky County Ohio the 27h DAY Of J D. l between me
hour. Of and O'Clock Of said day the following
Tie Railroad OF The s Lake Erie louisville Railroad COMPANY
extending and within the Of RusAle IN Rush G unity Indiana
the t Of therefor the 'a bed thereof The suPtrlctgs % an
thereon r. water in other ana shops ana ihe n
10 he therein AMI IN constructing repairing machinery
Tor said road, TIE track and supeueures Aforesaid turn nes
grounds he-eN uei provided to be used IN ope
said i and bnilg thereto wherever situate ad AL can en-
or PROVIDED 10 e usl ID ~ same are holden bs the
d Coppsny with all franchises thereof including franchise
eli as an spiety subject nevertheless to mortgage
an at rir thereof situated between Columbus and Indianapolis
M Rsd IN e town OF Rusye Aforesaid duly recorded George
T. " Dav. the nights Of the parties the posses
sion aud occupancy thereof But H. Ga being onre o sas Gu
retv aforesaid said he not sold for want Of hiae
then and in tst viii At the time ami place hee1
posed to parcels follows the terms Of iyrn 70
First all Of that part thereof uate within the state
Ing within sud Town Of Fremont aforesaid TO The west
line Of sd Union City as one parcel Second
r ete1rF from .sd state line line Of the Columbus ,nd
indianapolis central Railway Company IN o.nurlse W. I'm,
in id ct and within the town Of Ra.he aioFe,ld Is
one parcel uh, e mortgage theron above u " uuu SUI
tc To the rigbt occupancy thereof Aforesaid =, .,
Bv the decree sales be- made are 90 De- SUBJECT 70 @
confirmed set asIie for cause anu 10 o'A '
FSe per cent Of the purchase moHev be p hand at the time o.
Of the premises delivered full payment ana 10 O
mage f particulars reference il made aid decree Of record
@ Yote District Of Ohio and to copy thereof IN the n"n' O Tue
undersigned at Fremont om9 me 80 ,e, Commissioned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-04

OIL CAKE moderate demand but not ai the supply Light
PkOvSIoSs-The Pork market extremely dull and hardly
cough done 70 test le Poson though a. 'o as M & ro
gwen mmeSiately and lo bill d. for Apgu at ~ Gse' -,
Plain Mess and sl2dtl5 for Rrtra Mess TeIce Beef ,s
entirely neglected and prices nomua quote ~ so9t @ioa @
and uncertain sale. Of % bills si0d Tor Western Cat Meat.
and Bacon were y' S % s ,, .s u at s
la6lc Lard without activity and nemihay unchanged aes OF
20 20 p aS s aSa i' ana a ~ a G for for Kettle Rendered S r
PBfRoLEUM-Te Board having adjourned mil July no bushes,
transaeted we quote 5om1sy Se az ts u pun
sPICESfIe deaHd moderate and the market steady quote
Mace at sos Numegs Cloves at , 50 Cas- IA a. 5
Pepper lGic Sc iog Pmeno &c T Calcutta Oc 'O' AN
SEEDS are light prices nominal At loc for Clover
n%cS is quiet 5, but a RS al n pd At s. o. gold
sTRARN-Th market doll and prices nominal We qo'e Commo"
soHP"TRe market for CASTLE quiet sm quote Notified
sFSLLow inactive nae fSl and e Nominal in At gJc Prime
WOOI-The demand has been quite active ana unle me f @
et5.Hed IKE scarcity At the The West h9, e,eiei
a ete$ m na1tSr nae 9 WITH holder Of son cc and he @
nvals Of the clip are very light Indeed ms nis aao 70 %
a a@sS the sales for The n'''n ''p, arc - - I |
syonT Fece Re- Three quarter Fubool Menpo 6a
Soc Hafboad Fleece 5G6Oc 9gartereloo5 FeeSe 3aSsS
yns and virqn Selected SaIon Fleece oq5Se Sa5op
bleed Sif feeSe Qasebooi Fleece Common Piece
and Fuoo Mno sa5e, nafoood Fleece
s5a57c; Quarter Fleece. joa5ic Con6ng Fleece S aoZ
Missouri Kenturky and Teune'seeWshei fleece 'dp th
Fleece Unwabe Coubng 5Oa5Jci 0nada feee
63065c. ,.-.,- t-..=....t
BURY, 6Od6ic. ,v--L ne,
super Pulled 53a5c NewlOrk City No Pulel - fv,i
Wool 5Od SIC; Western and extra 80 a5J Country extra
$50 Country super Pued IS 5oi COunr No fne 4Da
CAIFoRSA-Spng Clip, hne, 4Odi5c Spring CR medium s
4s Surpg Clip low GRADES aud bury ]odAuci Fall up T. -
Sc Fan Zip low grades AMI bury. Sd@ci EIa fue 80
SOC. Pulled ga j1c. 10. Pulled, ,5diIc
TE1A-Fine Medium, iOaijci Low J9i'c' h'ef
3j038c.; VERY BURY, 3Jd Doc 1900, =, 49, p.u.t y
Meiza Pulled low grades b1d de- blen'' A''e
Nerno 31d Sc BuenOs Ayes MesE. u Use
WHISKY du. and unchanged At 9;s- for Iron bount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-04

FIIZABETHTowN AND PADUCM RAILROAD OF
KENTUCKY EIGHT PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
CONVERTIBLE BONDs.-ln consequence OF recent
negotiation of these securities, the undersigned have
hut limited amount to offer at 90 and accrued IN
tereSt. at which rate they recommend them to IN
vestors as a thoroughly safe security.
HAIIGARTEN * Co, % BToad-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-04

DIRECTORS.
Alexander T. Stewart, A. Oakley Hall,
William M. Tweed, John Jacob Astor,
August Belmont, Peter B. Sweeny,
Charles A. Lamont, Levi P. Morton,
James F. D. Lanier, Hugh Smith,
Franklin osgood, William 1. Elooge.S,
William Butler Duncan Richard OGorman,
John j. Bradley, Jose F. Navarro
Charles L. Tiffany, Henry Smith,
William R. Travers, Edward B. Wesley,
Joseph Seligman, Manton Marble,
Richard B. Connolly, John Taylor Johnston
Henry Hilton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-04

Total.......s2,755925 ,275 t249l,899sOs s2694G753
The following table affords a classification Of the
Funded Stock in gold Of the United States at
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BAsKING-Housr OF Henry eLEws & Co,

BANKING HoUsE OF Henry CLEws & Co.
81 WAIL-sT.. n. T.
- Letters Of Credit for travellers, also Commercial
Credits, issued through Messrs. Clews Habicht a
20, London, and their correspondents, available
throughout the world.
Bills Of Exchange on the Imperial Bank Of Lon
dsn, National Bank of Scotland, Provincial Bank Of
Ireland, and all their branches.
=. Drafts and Ielegmphic Transfers Europe, San
Francisco, the West Indies, and all parts OF the
United States.
Deposit accounts received in either Currency or
Gpip. snhiset 10 check at sFbt; cent inferest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-04

SAINT LOUIS CITY PER CENT GOLD RENEWAL
Bonds, having 20 years to run. We offer SinoOO
above bonds, being the whole issue also North Mis-
sour First Mortgage Bonds. JAMESON, SMITH "
COITING, ii BrOad-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-04


The proposed further reduction of the annual in
terest charge upon the Public Debt by refuuding j,
81 follows:
By exchange Of S50O,OOO,OOO United States six
per cent? for new five per cents Of 100000
By exchange Of S30O,O0OOOO United states
cent? for four and balf per cents OF 1856 $4,000
BY exchange Of S1OO,O0O.OOO United states xix
pei cents for fouT per cents OF 1901 100000
Total saving per annum by refunding .. s23.5OOODO
&. c. NORvEIL,
In charge Of Advertising L. + Loans.
JTtQsaty OFoe, NeU- York, June Q, 1871.
TANNER q Co,
BANKERS
II Wall-st. New-YOTk,
Dealers in
STOCKS, BoSDs GOLD AND EXCHANGE
OEDERs EXECUTED AT THE STOCK AND Goi,
EXCHANGES
INTEKEsT ALLOWED on DEPosTrs SrRIycT u,
CHECK AT sIGHT
Buy and Sell. at current market rates. the FIrsr
MORTGAGE EIGHT ts) PER CENT GOLD BoYDs OF
THE 81. JOSEPH AND DENVER CRY RAuRoAD Co
Interest payable August and February in New
York, London, or FraDkfort-on-the-Main. free OF
u. s. Taxes. TANNER d Co., No. IL wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-04
THE MARKETS.

Carefully Reported for The TRIBUSYl
MoNDAY july o 1911.
ASHFS-Pots moderate request and the market steady
40 75a 81 2 quiet and prices unchanged spa 80 90
BUILDING MATERALSTee contuueda good demand Tor Bncss
lower Other descriptions
an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-04

HowEs & MACY, Bankers, 80 Wall-st, offer their
services for Funding the Bonds of the State of Vir
| ginia at One-quarter Of ! per cent and Express
| oh
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PffOPOJALJ.
sl~ss~<~4~~s.-4><s ~s~~a~.-5~
Nd UNITED STATES COURT HOUSE,
OrTiog or sUPRRrN TKNpENT, Oct q, 1871.
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK.


WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Office OF the Super
ntendent until IL M November = 1e7 for furnishing. de-
verng, fitting and putting In place the wrought and cast
work exhibited plans, specifications and schedules
this oce. consisting OF rolled Iron beams, channel
irons. angie and irons tic rods, bocr-ron plates,
angle sh plates bolts vea &c. and cast iron columns
The work oumns, plasters rolediron beams. &C.
20 thru story furnished Delivered fitted and put In
place rapidly required by superintendent or the pro-
OF the work. The whole to be completed and put place
by July 4, 1872.
and engines putting the In place without charge but
viii be required TO paw OF the employed In
working them, who will be furnished BY tho department
when required i
All scafoIdnr 70 he furnished by the contractors.
Troposas will made by the piece, inca foot, by
weight various beams, channel irons, castings, dc
A. provided for In the schedules. -
Tho work viii not be subdIvded among different bidders
but viii be considered In the aggregate.
Payments win made monthly deductna ten per cent
All bids accompanied by penal bond In the sum
of bidder viii accept and perform the
tract il awarded him. the mfcency OF the security 10 DO
certified BY the United States Judge, Clerk oil The United
States District Attorney OF the dsrcs WHARF no re-
sides. 49,. -. - = IN -.
n Il be deemed interest OF the government TO DO
taned n this ocs and does not conform every respect
10 The requirements this advertisement VIII not be cona
cred neither win any proposals be received from parcs
Who are nos engaged In the OF cast
or wrought lron work. and who have not Inc necessary
cIlftes for getting out the work.
viii bc endorsed bids for Iron WorK" and ad-
Creased 10 CALVIN r. HULBURD, superintendent
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TTIsTopY OF THE CHICAGO F1RE-BY A CHICAGO
III clergyman. Ready to-day containing l2o syo pages,
with maps hlustr sona price cents The Only com.
plsts edition out send 10 H. B. 6OODSPEED
Z 90. Publnhers, 81 ParK row. hew York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-27
HERALD FRIDAY OCTOBER IT, 1s71-TRIPLE SHEET
AMvJsEMENrs.

dai14 CROWDED fISSa WEEK.
xArIsEEs w fTsKs ess AND SATURDAYS Ara
celebrated :r:s;.s:sssSS s ;issy P.nsomlm.
H. D .rbe new Humpsy bunp.y bear. about .. much re-
<, !. a. dess %s
i. ,. stage cosch."-Hsrad.
l. s. aGns. an; other clown mr. Fox present..
3 VEN Fl az 'ssisKrnss FAMILY
H. D. Mns' SaEfCHsN dies, gave csoita buriessue Of
II. D. wandering TvroleAn singers. and
s ss es t1s %ea. A9 Jss which n:
m Fss'i.'' This qass s esu. e1 seas
y. d. Ia almost an evenings entertain
f. p " srh : Msr,.n. Family, three in
H. ri number. made popular hit, the
# & He cT:IsssS ssas 9 particular
ADELE THE kiRsf \ a%Ss'SSypEESS'
L TIE zl Gags ft Herr Willis 4sA
Il. Dof the theatre or by telegram.
RoorHs THEATRE. cusnMAN.
MEG MERRILrEs
LAST WEEK BUT ONE
Of the a sfi.i1 cts snafaSgfs%en' Of
EVERY sy n. ;Ss' 6lsis Ha' fs WEEK
m her s NEG agasiL ffssa''ef OF
the 'e'a a1T AZ SAgg 's'as'S. drama of
on 1 ssI1 HHss|lI II X x1 5!snosr
f1Y' at the theatre also "
ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8,
Nj Mr. ee JOHN I. o o%Hss'
WAILAck's
MOST ATTRACTIVE BILL
fS S nR2pe,' SHs7s ead
Charles Mathews E hsaa,aAvArrso sam,
in with RE sly sEsvoGs sxs comedy
:. These plays VIII combine the namcsot
1 S5 eiksEs! MI
SoL Mr. L GHAHtGs ~ NJ ii Mss gyF
DEN * F kosbA GI4 nvxss a osE5sEs d
for the first time IN many years. mrs Cenivres standard
' THE BusYBoDY.
SCENERY! ' AID DC co ssrSisE
sMsss Il 1s9yqH4n
S dhssS ~. TkAdY
~ TaE SAGE
MIX. Cha klES fECHIEh
having IN the kndest manner offered to JON
MR. LESTER WALLACK
In giving
A MATINEE PERFORMANCE
BENEFIT OF THOSE SUFFERING FROM THE TER.
BIBLE CALAMITY AT CHICAGO
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER
In one OF hs most celebrated representations IN conjunction
with the
wALl4ACK COMPANY.
BOx book now open.
TTNIoN SQUARE THEATRE,
~ corner Q. Fourteenth street and broadway:
ATTRACfIoN UpoN AfraacTioNii -""s'''
DELIGHTED AuDlENCEsi SCREAMS OF LAUGHTERi
PO-CA-HoNrAS.
Miss Bell Howell. L,zry Wimorc, Lizzie Kelsey, Mrs.
France, Miss Hardy, w. Y She don, j. De Angels,
A. Kennedy, Lew Rather, j. Myers,
and GRAND BALfET.
The Fairy Zonaye Driil Ye school of Ye olden Time.
Miss ANNIE ADAMS Miss Afford.
FRED FOSTER.
HUGHEY D0UGAERTY ASHCROFT and MOTION.
THE woNDERfUL MATHEW FAMILY,
which have never before been equalcd In the world.
Seats reserved advance.
MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Nouce-Monday Evening, October ~, STILL MORE
STARS and NOVELTIES.
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MUSICAL.

-~~~~-~
A NATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
n. Decker Brothers' Building
UNION SQUARE broadway, near Sixteenth strese.
A GENTLEMAN Will GIVE INSTRUCTION ON TIKI
N Pianofore At pupiis residences for $40 per QUARTER
best references given. Address, with residence TBACHE
box l2a Herald Uptown Branch odlcc l.265 Broadway
MRS CALVIN A. CROSS, LATE MISS ELLEN PAD
l don and daughter OF the late celebrated musician
10 Singing and the rIanofore either al her resdence
Ashland Place Or ~ the residence Of pups For srma
apply TO Mr. CROSS music stores where crcvs.
may be found. neference-Mra y. o. Bosswiok In hsss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-27

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
" SUNDAY EVENING, OCTOBER %, ISL
THIRD GRAND INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL con.
CERT by Colonel James Flax, Jrs, Ninth Regiment Band.
combating Of lt0 musicians
Third appearance United States the accomplished
srtistes Miles, CASTELAR, DE TRY. volnistes;
the favOrftc Pma Donna Miss EMMA HOWSON, with Sig-
norma FARETTI and Mr.. j. LEVY.
" H. DOM NIN " .LeA0ef
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BROOKLYN BOARD.

20 CRANBERRY sTRkET. SECOND HOUSE FROM
~ beecher's church--A largo front Room on second
gle gentlemen.
The Hickman courier., 1871-10-07
The FIRE Extinguisner.


The value Of this invention IN arrest
ing the progress of FIRE has been most
sigually demonstrated in this city, at
two different points recently, and with
such convincing evidence that no reason
able person eau longer entertain any
doubt IS to their effectiveness. If there
we're more of them to be found in every
community there would be fewer such
destructive conAagrations as have deyas
tated the most popuous portions Of our
city in the past week.
One of the instances to which We re
fer, where the Extnguisher performed
invaluable service, was at the carriage
making establishment of E. Douglass &
Co 1t adjoined the building owned by
Mr.. Montmollin, which was destroyed,
and but for the Extinguisher the flames
would have certainly communicated TO
the property of Douglas & Co. But the
Extinguisher was brought out and the
house saturated with the liquid; by this
means the flames were arrested, and
those around were enabled TO work de
liberately. Tie other instance was at
Wards extensive factory on the railroad
Here was furnished incontesuble evi
dence of the efficiency of the Extin
guisher, and there is no doubt in the
mind of any person who saw where the
FIRE began aud knew the inhamabe char
acter Of the building and contents, that
but for the timely aid of the Extinguish-
er the flames would quickly have spread
over the entire factory Alone and IN
aided it saved the building.
These facts, for they are facts, will
command the thoughtful attention OF
careful and sensible men and property
owners who viii attach a proper value
to an invention that's capable of render
ing such important service.
We would like to see one in every
house. They are recommended by the
highest authorities, and repeated and
severe tests only serve signally to dem
onstrate their value. The advertisement
in another column viii give further in
formation concerning the Extinguisher
'-Lcrington Press.
The Hickman courier., 1871-10-07

Gro. WARREN, EDITOR HICKMAN
CouRIRR-I see in your last issue a
private letter. written by me to one whom
| had thought TO be my friend l now
write this to make a correction. | did
not aim to speak of Capt Raudle in con-
nection with Mr. Gleesoa and the pre-
tended dispatches it was another Capt.
whose name I will not now give-sinee
private matters have to be made pubhc
As to the correspondent who pretends
20 speak for Fulton county, aud sets out
TO give the truth and nothing but the
truth, he has ma le a wide mistake when
I've says went to Columbus aud aroused
the Radicals aud negroes, and that | was
at Columbus all day on Sunday before
the election | was at Columbus on
Saturday night, the 9th of August, 1871.
for the purpose already given in my
private letter to Mr. Gleeson | arrived
there at o'clock at night. and left Sun
day morning at o'clock. and took
breakfast at Moscow, and went direc "
from there to Clinton, where [ should
have remained if it had not been for
reasons already given in my private let
ter to Mr.. G, now made public. As to
the Fulton. who speaks for the county,
in his knowledge of what the county
desires, he had better not urge Hickman
county too strongly to meet in couven
ton or-she might impose another a. on
you BE calm; don't make so much
fuss There have been men beat be
forel And now as to my cheating
Mr.. Gleeson out Of his election: if beat
ing man III majority in the countje.
is swindiing man, then l swindled Glee
son You die hard, but you are not il
any danger; you can yet be saved
Really, don't be alarmed; you are out
of dauger; | am not the least uneasy
about you.
am now done with this controversy
l will not be in the State for few weeks
and will have no opportunity to answer
anything more. Yours, very truly,
A S. ARNOLD.
P. S.-As to your $500. 1 know moth
ing. I do know l did pot have NOR,
than S25 at time during the canvass
The Hickman courier., 1871-10-07
The Norman Patriarch too III
To- ADneAr In Coairf

SALT LAKE, Oct. Brigham Young
was too i'll to appear in Court this morn
ing, and his arraignment was therefore
postponed He remains at his residence
in the custody of a I. S. Deputy Mar
shal. The arrest has created some sensa-
ton. but no popular excitement.
Gen. II y. Morris, formerly in COM
nland here, arrived last night under or
ders to report at Camp Douglass. He
was welcomed on the streets today en-
thusiaS tically. A company of cavalry
from Fort Steele, and full batteyv from
Fort Halleek are expected here 20 NOR
row. About 500 troops are now in camp.
LATER-ln court this morning the
counsel for Brigham \ oung having stated
that he was sick and not able to appear.
moved that he be admitted to bail Judge
Mex cen said if the prisoner was sick he
might remain in his house and not be
guarded for the present, but that a mo
ton to admitto bail could not be enter
taiued until the prisoner appear at the
bar Of the court.
The Hickman courier., 1871-10-07
Proposed Abolition Of the House
of Cords.

New YoRK, Oct. 3-The London
Telegram of Sept 23d says the BirmiDg-
ham Liberal Association has addressed
a circular to the liberal members for
Parliamentary Burroughs on the subject
of reform of the House OF Lords. The
circular says: We believe the time has
arrived when hereditary principles which
neither en*ure. wisdom in the skSivsas.al
nor patriotism in the body must be abol
ished when the second Chamber must
be brought into unison with the popular
sympathies. aud when the undoubled
right Of the House of Commons to carry
the will of the people into action oger
all opposing interests and authorities
must be secured