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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-26

Chas. Iii. Parker was arrested and
brought before Justice Stiles on Mon
day, charged with larceny. The Ellen
dale Mill Co have since the burning
Of their Wooden Mill, had quite a
quantity of Blankets and fannels stored
in small house in Ellendale. Last
Saturday the goods were being removed
to their store in Dallas, when it was
found that some of the blankets were
missing. Suspicion rested upon Parker,
by reason of package being found in
the building, containing shirt, bot
tie of medicine and other articles which
Parker purchased in town few days
previous. aud which he had been hunt.
ing on plea that he had it. Several
pairs OF blankets have been found which
he had sold to different parties. lie
was bound over by $500 to appear at
the next term Of Circuit Court In
default Of bond he was sent to Jail to
await trial.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-26

The New York Iimfy says -" IF
the Presidential election were to be
held next Fall, all experienced Demo
Gratis would be obliged to acknowledge
that their party was doomed to failure
The chapter Of accidents, upon which
they are obliged to hang most Of their
hopes. has turned up nothing in their
favor. They have not been able to de-
wise any policy which is likely to be of
service to them in a contest for power.
Their writer's hammer away at the Ku
Klux Eli, for want Of something else
to talk about, but the public see that
the Ku Klux Bill was intended solely
to suppress mob law-and when they
remember how nearly the first city in
the Union was to being surrendered to
the mob by the Democrats, they will
not be disposed to condemn the firm
course taken by the Republican party.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-26
How the French ind emnity Is paid.

A German correspondent has the
following particulars Of the payment Of
the war indemnity by France:
Germ any is to p y for the bags n which
the money Is to be sent, at the rate Of
two sous per bag; thus when the FIRST
installment has been made she will have
to return some 10000 francs The
house of Rothschid has undertaken
the pay ment Of the bills of exchange
for the Frenth Government they are
to be made payable In ready money,
and without loss, at not more than two
months date. This business is to be
done at London between Rotbschild
and the German Consul. The latter
will also receive the sums France pays
in English bank notes. The Silver.
and the other foreign but noS French
notes, will be sent direct from Paris o
Berlin by rail France bears the ex-
pense Of transport as far as the frontier.
The sum will at once be divided among
The seperate States, as soon as the
amount required to cover the North
German, war loan has been set aside
1t will of course, be impossible to
count the money, as this would occupy
the whole time Of all the Treasury of
fcials down to the end of next Dccem
ber The bags and chests will there
fore be counted, one or two opened and
counted through aud the rest weighed
As it is necessary to accept the sum
sent in confidence that their declared
value is correct, the wooden chests will
also be retained and paid for by the
Germans 1t probable that the French
will pay part of the amount in gold
| and Silver bars, instead Of coined mon
ey, which would greatly facilitate the
business of receiving the Indemnity.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-26
SS5 5000

In Cash gifts. to be Distributed by the
Metropolitan Cash Prize Go.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-26

30 Elegant Rosewood Pianos each $500 to 81 30
rs Melodeons 75 to 100
$50 Sewing Machines, 60 to 176
500 Gold Watches rs to 500
Cash Prizes. Silver ware ETC. valued 81 100000
A chance to draw any of the above Prizes
for Csc Tickets describing Prizes are seated
in Envelopes and well mixed. On receipt of
25c a Seated Ticket is drawn without choice,
and sent by mail to any address. The prize
named upon it will be delivered to the ticket
holder on payment of One Doifar. Prizes are
Immediately sent to any address by express or
return mail,
You will know what your prize is before You
pay for it. Any prize exchanged for another Of
the oolue. No blanks. Our patrons can
depend on fair dealing.
REFERENCES The following lately drew
Valuable Prizes and kindly permitted to
publish them Andrew j. Burns, Chicago,
$4,000; Miss Clara Walker, Baltimore, Piano,
$500; James M. Matthews, Detroit. $4,000 !;
John I. Anderson, Savannah, $4,000; James
Simmons, Boston, $10,0
Press OPINIONS The firm is reliable
Weekly Tribune, Dec. 2S.--Deserve their suc-
cess-N. Y. Herald Jan. 1.--Just and honor
able--Ne,cs, Dec. o.
Send for Circular Liberal Inducements to
Agents Satisfaction guaranteed. Every pack
age of 200 Sealed Envelopes contain ONE CASH
GIFT Seven tickets for S.; IL for 81; 90 for
$5 200 for SIS. Address,
PARKER, BOND 4 Co., 40 Broad St, N. \.
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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-26
@ he Orfgon9 9epublirau II.
DALLAS, SATURDAY, AUG. 26.
Is WOMAN PoWERLEssr


This question is brought to our
minds by reading an article from
Salem correspondent, published in the
last issue of the A'eW North Hest, in
which the writer of an excellent article
uses the following expression: "Woman
is powerless 50 long as she eats the
bread of dependence, to prevent the
aggression of man" The first propo.
sition brought out in consideration of
this point isis woman any .nore de-
pendent upon mar than men are mu-
tuoly dependent uron each other?
From the cradle to the grave, we need
The assistar.,e Of each other, and are
mutually dependent. In the business
eonee rms Of life, in the social relation,
an Il in the domestic circle, we see that
1t Is impossible, in the very nature of
things, for anyone to be entirely inde-
pendent In business we find men
dependent uron each other and as
water will fnd its level, so we find men
ass'aming their relative positions, in
accordance as their merits and sur
oundires may dictate. The same rule
is opi licable IN the social and domestic
circles. In the latter, how often do
we see the woman the dominant spirit,
ruling business affairs, as we'll as the
house bold, as she deems for the best,
with none 10 modest or make her afraid.
Although she may receive the jeers of
some of the tlou2ltless ones of the
community, yet the wiser and more
ar-secing vii! take it as a matter Of
course, ard detm that, If the woman
rules, it is because she is the best quail
ifed for u ruler. As to her being
" powerless 10 prevent mans aegres
sion," while we have no sympathy for
TUE udu IE4tIitO tU III tHc NIilci , dTti.
Gle, yet we are fain to believe that when
womep rise to the dignity which they
are able to assume, and exert in the
right direction the power they really
possess, there will be fewer such cases
TO record. As to wcmsn's lower, We
see it demonstrated daily. The iuhu
ence she exerts is felt in al the walks
of life. She inspires man with high
and uoble aspirations, ana we see him
under her guidance, putting forth her
culean efforts for the accomplishment
Of great and noble ends The influence
for good which can be exerted by
noble, high-minded woman can hardly
be estimated and while We are sorry
TO say that In many instances her
power is excrted for evil, as would
naturally follow, we do think that a
careful consideration Of the relative
relations of the two sexes would con-
vince the most skeptIeal that, as for
power, the women hold the balance
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-26

We furnish the Republican and
Demoresfs Monthly for 81 year.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-26

This is pleasant antacid, and in large doses
laAa'iFe; IN small doses. an astringent medi-
cine; exceedingly useful in all bowel affections.
especially of children. 1t Is safe. certain
and eiieetual remedy for Cholic, Diarrbma.
Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint, Gripping
Pam, Sour Stomach, CostiYeness, Wind on the
stomach, Crying aud Fretting of Children. In
Ieething, there is nothing that equals it. 1t
soitehs me Goms' and renders Teething easy.
1t is no humbug medicine got up To sell.
but really valuable preparation, having been
IN use for several years il recommends itself
DO not give your children the soothing
syrups, tor they stupify without doing any
permanent good.
Prepared by
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-26

Father Hyacinthe gave his unreserv-
ed assent to DR.. Dollinger's declaration,
and is confident that his act OF faith
and conciousuess will be the starting
point and centre Of new reformation
which alone can save the Catholic
Church. The fact that DR.. Dollinger
has been elected President of the Uni>
vcrsity of Munich by a large majority
shows the falling of his colleagues, and
represents the sentiments of a section
of Germany. The friends of Catholi:
cism would like to exchange little Pa.
pal intalibility for a little Catholic
unity in these days
Il Il i
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-26

HAVING PURCHASED AN ENTIRE
4 4 New Stock Of Goods would cali the
attention Of the Public to-m my Old Stand at the
Brick Store. / have "A full stock of
Groceries. Diy Goods, Boots and Shoes,
and everything found in frst>class Variety
Store. Ny old customers will find il 10 their
advantage to renew their patronage, aud new
ones will be cordially welcomed.
All kinds Of Produce taken at the highest
market rates.
Dallas, Aug. ), 1871. W. C. BROWN
% 3m
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-26

As an illustration of the confusion
created by different law of divorce for
the different states, look at the case of
Richard Peer. He was divorced in
Iowa year ago by the laws of the
State But on coming to New Jersey,
he was tried in Newark for deserting
his wife, although he presented in his
defence his certificate of divorce
which was good and valid in Iowa he
was ajudgcd and found guilty. Now in
the name of sense why should so seri-
Gus subject be treated SO differently
by the different states of the Union2
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-26
Mothers, Eve Found IT.!

ETOR YEARS HAVE SEARCHED FOR
i remedy that will CURE your children
by removing the CAUSE, and at last can saw
Eureka" TRY IT.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-26
REAL ESTATE.
For sale.

TEvEN ACRES OF LAND, with good House
and Barn, all fenced and under good Inns
provement, situated in the Town of Dallas,
Polk County, an extraordinary opportunity.
1HVWO HUNDRED AND FORTY SIX
Acres of Land one Mile North Of Eola,
Polk County good House, good Double Barn,
and other Buildings. III under fence, with fiue
Orchard, and in high state of cultivation.
A HOUSE AND LOT IN CENTRAL
n Salem, the two Central School
Houses. The House contains Eight Rooms,
all plastercd, with Hard Finish, Barn, Wood
House. and all conyeniences to make it
desirable.
A GOOD STOCK FARM, CONTAINING
n 480 Acres, good House, two Barns,
Orchard, &c. situated on Upper Salt Greek, 7
miles from Dallas.
4 FARM CONTAINING $50 ACRES, 100
"a acres under fence, 90 acres under the
piow; good House, Barn, and fine Orchard,
situated miles west Of Dallas.
4 FARM CONTAINING 1871 ACRES, II
"A Mile northwest Of Bethel, Polk County,
- acres under cultivation, SO acres prairie
land, good House, Barn, Orchard, &c.
VevHREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES
of land, 200 acres under fence, % acres
cultivated. good log barn, with lumber for
house, good orchard, living water near all the
year round. miles south west of Simpson S
Bridge, Big Luckiamute.
For Particulars enquire of r. ii. Tyson,
RErUBLIcAS OFFICE.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.
RVRGPPAN MARKRTS

JSno, Dec l2-ll:U -Consos opened 80 for and
81! for the scoupt United States FveTwsuy Bond, it-s 81
1865, olds iSs7s s6t; Ter f'oraes 9oi
PUn Dec "a. m.-Rsnta opened At 6f ioc n,n,- r.
LIVERPOOL t2-l00 m-C0toD advancing; hiadnng tp
lands Old Mddbnr Orleans 0lOd Sale: ship n:%ed a.
Chsreson have been naA at io sor Aaan5 c t U
eludng is Do0 American. =. m, IT,, ,,n.v .,a OH
for he aeeowt RveT~say bood' is2s VT; 1905 on" y"
L'1rsrooL l2ap Cotton strong niddh'e Upland.
Middhne 4Ofd sales Of Cotton ship named
named have been made ,' Tor hiS6hnx Brad
az D ousrrr Peas s qusnsr Canadian Port 81 bbl
r 6pe Wee BeefV6 uerce for Extra Prime Meas
LovDoS lp mCouss coed At gel for money and sai
for The account Stat Five twenty bonds lSe2 11 1862
Old s3i; le67s St Ten Fores S1.
PARis Dec. PIP m-RenteI closed st 56f Ssc: - .
l3-<U nCdOD closed strong Mijdlng Up
lands 0 Mddne Ons 0lOA Aes Of the ~ oOo bales
including speculation and The advces om Man
chester are svob but DO BOT sa The market herr
Loypos I2-Bvcnne-Iinseed OIL &26S33 l5i tnn
Common Ro,ln - per cwt; TurCepiuf 81 perewt
LivEAvol I2--Rvenng -Lnsedd Oil. Us per ton.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

De- s1Ts sa H. s%sss % 30
ssssi ',; e. S;' e:
.s: % H.. 's s:Ss. l's sss "a S vi s:
:ss,: 90 :,';sl 81 1:'s: E;ss:s
Is WsS o.. :::: s.f .. gs. s'sis% ; c' l' Refined @
D.: ,S ws. I sa "a 10. 1s cso 1 sD:
ssi' q g. &c: Common M 81 ss S. fsra.
nj, al g. s1s. CS s. .nssssts %s '~
The n,iis prices without decided change WHISKY a"s'
Bs;.iS Dec -ssps.ncon =, sOes es.; B.sy ,s"
%s:,, s.,, y M sE. @ s No. css 81
::ay ss b1%S .ss ssss.s @ sss .rp S:a d.
sis 90 o.s more cSsasst .es: .s mainly Sss
q 9;css9 spdas; 5 wss VIZ
:
fs ss'e = s!i ~ .
ISss Ss,: sss e. ss..r.ss ,:. assssss; ss e. e
D: zs s . md s s: :s sse:s sss Cs Ca
Bali Meat. dali and Dropping shoude' 1t 0'e Sides so7e
~: =: s s % Nd Nd ss 81 M o.: a :ss
s:sSg.si sss; :if e.;
f. sS s TSs. "sc si w %se.s
Lounus Dec l1Toe.eec srn and .rtve;.lss 80 bids:
., g s. S., T., s r.. nd g. am
| S. .... & III; % .'', s 3"
Lad unchanged; ssgsrCud Hans l4 Whisky quiet; se
Il c e :a xSiss
sS @ 0s. ;':t ., S;I Sssd rs rii ' sSs, ns
Clear Clear Sides sa6ie Bsecn 6rm and Shoulder
demands s0d - 7s receipts Nv Wbsi dull and Declining Sic
x 81 ssgi g. bs.s Sc s's
:" e1.;s ID demand ss % si 80 "
S;i.s; s e. .S..ss s H. ssns H. s.as
Green Neat sis 10000 C'; shsas. cissi Rio
g. J:<pi % d.y. Il .t sale. :. C sas.
ss 81 Joseph sse Sc ssIes Of Shosen here
DAYS l q e Bacon sesdy order lots sesaSy Shoulder. 7e
S.: :: fa: s H. .:. L s s:s ;sS ss'
SbA Flour soe9 S.sA Wheat. 1900 .e:A Z. G.n 1900 suh
CLxvaAsp a-Whes dull; No Red Winter het At sl ~
prou-aesnsa los' asiaa7e small IOs $50
b.,seT Dec. nWbess a., ,ud dropping Ertn 81 so No.
White Sf <i Amber Michigan 81 to CON steady e Oats In
M demand sdvsneed <0<1e Dressed Hogs - - Glover sesd
CscAoo Dec Poor quiet and UNCHANGED Wheat In il, ae
si's 81 o. n No. s Ss d M No. nsf DsetnS. 81 y;
;s y. E EssSs 3 si D. H.. ~ a. ;:'ss s. ::z.i s NE:
ss,ei AZ" .Sf - ~ ssse; o.: ds s,ss. g
seller s:y r. he q.Isi .a:lsa1sd ssi. I.ISo
epnpr S; No. spsG, sss JassaU N0soe Posh ssvs and
habss Sis els G cash st D.cemlsi seller January,
S23 a s3 50; seller February $i3 7Oati3 soi seller March, "a
"a O5 seller April $ 81 closing at oude prices. Lard In lair
deasad advanced sia8le seller January. &C. seller Fsrny
b1c sler Marc, % Orsa Meats 6tu; sd'spcn. r.IeSyi
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

o.xAs. .Assty fss>si IN re Per ahss vs ass
erssS+r, % exesed - box CahiOraia ssvH
suos MsA Ie vie, see>, HCn,bs1iss bsse oe1so
10, Msss Csoi.... &c n!D~, eonnsa = hr. 0e g
Gmpss T.S'sA, ,,sS 4lDe: d.. ss.rss. &c SSs 70
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS
Rscspt. e weei IA phs dried fuits 800 let. than lass
.eei corresponding wok last year pkel Shipments apples go
bS Appe san dali and n.Asr q price W so.s u
tx Ss more re- a same D. 81 SS s !. sss I'd SS. d.
ie Pssshss a.. hard se price Amer herossh esnyss
bag Georgia ora cold "a Chsss les lrn % ebe
selling 2 ale Large lots Of baclbers s hodng No
@ pi Il so Ss as a. % ss % az. E y ,sey Sh 50 W. C.ut:
swy lot of 10 bbh selling e3 per b Pesns are
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Rfr NorA Ihper TtsNh Rd,lrodd'. -
Dec rs php l28 bales Cotton 81
hb Cotton Seed Oil Ioi bbs Copper pkg Dnsd Fruit 49 ee.
bush Os Barley 374 bush Gra.s Seed l3l bb. Beans
100 Neal +o0 bags Meal 50 pkgs W. Four
side. Leather bali. Ms: lo bb' T., as ps Oil C.is s plg
pisa M I1 pig. N.rn lH3 pts. Batter s4 Pis. Cheese 2
piga no bb Lard on 3 bags Pesnsts SO pigs Starch 70
bbds Tobacco 1oos Tobacco
Is bbis Whi,iy 333 bses Wool "a bbls Appes
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

fsespts ~ spIe ?0 M Of them removed ou deeh,
sAltsb and VII eh have been
va sr Y-st'y free ranging from tlie % pr bbl One
- 81 yered 10 oss btre. 6e and another lot Of
ssab ct 81 b Pine sound seennp and kps worth
F''pG Is VI - fruit Sidtf2 * Grsies moi i'm
@'''.l 'i' ~ ss:n e,ae iOIssIif freely. Al4Isels Il
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
COTTON NARKRT6


M.nr.. Dee a-Cot'0n active and s1dssd Kddnr isia2oo
OIselxsAr De- naccttos seavs and higher Mdd, lsts
sAvANSlH pc h-Coon very nrm hohen ashins higher ras;
buycs aod eio apart tsndescy upwA Addhnes 9e Het
eeps Sss bie e1porsto Have cit baeE rlss 30 bales
WILMINGTON, Dec nCottcn sm; Mddnss sc receipts,
f8e bAiesi expoeoAstwe 10 bslesj salo " b stock 23
baea
Nsw ORLnAM Dec laCoon and excited, hddngs 1914
ls net receipts 1 balss; Is 0e bas;
lSs bales; TO Great Busaia 3SD balss a b.es stock.
127 T8t baea
NoKroLx Dec n-Cottou excited Mdirngs I9c;
eeps s oaesi expors-coswl 2o0 bales sales 100 bales
stock, 662S baea
sorox Dse ncossos active Mans 2oe net receipts IA
bales; gross ~ beles Gales 700 bales stock 300 b
ousvILE Dec l2-Cotton active and higher Mddngs l91c
PHILADELPHIA Dec RCotton active and excited; sccuate
quotations cannot be given Middhngs 264c.
BALTIhoR. Dee i2Cotton 6rm: holders asking higher
MidainE s net receipts ilo bales s4o bales eIpos
IA baea
kr LOUIS. Dec la-Cottsa I'm, Mhdnngs I8e
GALvRsron Dec lLCottos I'm; Good Ordinary l7 net
eeipb &S bales; sales 800 bales ,toek 1896 bsa
GALvEsroN Dec lCoon bsoyant Good Ordinary 17i 0I7}c
2,700 bales stock, 8,V76 hakx
hoBiLn Dec l2-ottonBuyen and seln tendency
ward mddngs ls 0l9ic receipts m bales e1pos-o Great
bales.
CRARIIsrox Dsa I3-Cettop rone Mddiss is1l9lc
h,es stock. ~. ls< eAlei.
AUGUSTA. hc 2-Cotton strong; Mddinu
cs pts So bales. sales, 300 bales
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13

vt~a Witt a ~ hr ON Wsser. Yeusw, New q 7Sfe,
ssofS ~ - White at s54eae aed f.scy d see a.
and market has been Qset but I'm q S0Wc @
ne only Moderate bat prices are vitnoss
We
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARxEr-pxc. H.

BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKHT-Dxc. IL
Csalesuppy < bod against
last week quality snenb good supply q Chn.na cattle fr;
ke duI; pnces l4010 Awer sas Of lG Ohio auging
from LIZA LESS h. SsDss 5 SIT s lssis sesr ringing o1
8as 70 26o o. 9! s2i9es 80 1ndanas ranging from t5 to
l35 ~ at - S06G5 l63 Christmas
s.S b. 4 500 bod n.ri .e,,: prizes
3. 2s 4n nehsn sheep Rnfng irom 50 n st %
downward tendency sahs Of 40S
o choice.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
Wipi6en6 Notices.

0yrn Q, n. CrrlAI RAnsoAe Co. e,NTvJms.1l
iis LtBsaTysf., NM. foRx, Dee H. MI
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF Two and ono
~ .t ~ s.n 6v..1 q o.s q .: en- q: 80 & ~ is
essse - ssp ssssats on date Eynses e & ~ M M.ss..1
TIE rats Of viii y pan VIZ se
hs transfer boois v b essd ten "WEDNESDAY y yA ha
MONDAY he IA Sfo,nc SAMUEL KNOX TreaareE
OVNcn o. CoIssLiDArIox Coxl Co., Nsw YoHx Dee nhi
T1HE BOARD Of DIRECTORS of this Com.
paay have this day declared CASH DIVIDEND FOUh rhs
T T,uss Bcois v Ss eod X ,.rsooS c Tie Oh instant.
closed uatl 2lst By order Of the Board
JANIS B. MACKLB, VleePresdeut
O1nOs rHs A..nICAN hE.cHAxr. Uslo. R1rn." Co..
THE DIRECTORS Of this Company have
i ths day declared DIVIDEND Of THREE DOLLARS PEI
payable January ner The spsr books will be closed
18Th d.y Of Denbs and reopsned on ss ID day Of
January next By order Of the Board.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
TRsAsuRRs Oyrcs spRIxsnsLD. Nov. q. l1
THE INTEREST which will become due
upon STATE OF ILLINOIS the ls Monday Of
nary 1871 viii Be paid the American Exchange National Bank BON
the second sixteenth II January, inclusive, prormo
ERASTUS n. BATBS State Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-13
financial

NoTIcEREDENPTioN Dof'S-' Of Sso BONDS 81 S Of
proved : si e. :1,s. as % .s ss S a Ss's 4.
.s: :: IT. IL. q 4.
% on - ID ~ ss sscos6 on T ss @ % % Of % s s:,i
u.s. from from T. T. Nc ss So 10th both is;!s:ss s
from from No. No. l,S 10 No. No. @ both SsS inclusive inclusive
And Regsu red Bonds Of the .: ne act I" Oox,:
s t from from No. ss So s 10th 10Th ,a:": as"y
fss @ :s 1: 4 s:s:: & = = @ S:$ sss:t
s from from No. No. sss sss No. No. @ ssss SSS SSS
estsantns tembraod the numbers bove six
:s. &: % . .s.'.
@ Ssiis d. distinct;
H. .: 81 S: '9ss .ss 3: ss:s
should assigned to the S'er' sFo A; s. sy Fl Ssss ]
EMS q s2NRs g rs aSHsa&SAs
OF TiMEse.: popS;; %, e sale Of bonds to the two sinking
sinking 70, s ,s.TpSn ss S Il;
ssn SS on the main line one hundred and ~'''
n s..s sS ID .s % Hs rs%gSI Of ss :
bonds offered the line of tie Western d.
SSs Offered s II r gSrsss SssSr and bid
Dee !. 1871. No. 26 Exchange place Neu.YOrs ci,v.
UTLEY & BOWEN, N.,,.sr
City. Town, County. and R. R. bond.
Ssss: "a s,;I:9S
Se"j.r.sy %1s IsS adsDd sn Is
st. Lou, City and Count, Bonds
s,snS s.%Shis kD1si !ns cSsIsssas sSs lsssi Rs
M,soun Paeisc r. r g.
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