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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-01

Hon. William B. Stokes writes us to
deny that the President has offered him
the Fifth Authorship of the Treasury, or
any other position Wash. Chronicle.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-01

- The symptoms Of liver com,
d Il plant are uneasiness and
II pain in the side. Sometimes
n o,.nsAatnt II the pain is in the shoulder,
SEtMMftNN' II and is mistaken for rheuma-
S"'"'S'S tism. The stomach Is affected
s.f,... sr with loss Of appetite and
r Hsickness, bowels in general
costive, some alternating with
lax The head is troubled with pain and dun, heavy
sensation considerable loss Of memory, accompanied
nzszz' with painful sensation ofhay-
3 9tf afiE Il ing left undone something
- .ss5r fegs3a II (which ought to have been
a done. Often complaining Of
tVFR weakness. debility, and low
IiN En spirits. Sometimes many Of
the above symptoms attend
f utf the disease, and at other
times very few Of them; but
the liver is generally the organ most involved Cus
the Liver with 80 -.t97a -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-01
MANHOOD:
HOW LOST, HOW REST0REDi

lust PUBLISHED, A NEW EDITION OF DIR.
ID CUIyERwELE's CELEBRATED ESSAY on the radical
cure without Medieine) of Spermatorhoea, Seminal
Weakness Involuntary Seminal Losses Impoteney.
Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impediments to Mar
riage etc. also, Consumption Epilepsy ard Fits. IN
diligence or sexual extravaganza.
ta- Price in q sealed envelope. only cents.
ly demonstrates from hirty.years' successful prac-
tce that the alarming of selfabuse may
be radically cured without the dangerous of inter-
nal medicine or the application of the knife pointing
out mode of cure at simple. certain and sccu
al By means of which every sufferer, matter what
his condition may be, may cure himself cheaply pr-
yately and radically.
- AS- This Lecture should be in the hands OF every
youth and every man In the land.
Sent under SEAL in plain envelope, to address,
postpaid on receipt of six cents, two post stamps.
Also, DIR. Culverwell's Marriage Guide pricc 70
cents Address the Publishers, II tf..
- CHAS. J.C. KLINE x CO.,
s 127 Bowery New York, Postofiee Box 4,Ss6.
- april -d1y ra
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-01
DR.. SIM M oNs'
Liver Regulator,

A preparation of roots and herbs, warranted to be
strictly vegetable, and can do injury to any one.
1t has been used by hundreds. and known for the
last 40 years Of the most reliable ecacious and
harmless preparations offered TO the suffering. Il
taken regularly and permanently it is
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-01
sT hegs1a
LIVER

the liver is generally the organ most involved Cur
the Liver with - saTa -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-01

lax. The head is troubled
sensation. considerable 10
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-01
SURE TO CURE

Dyspepsia headache, jaun-
dice, costiveness, sick head
4 t ache, chronic diarrhoa, affec-
tions of the bladder, camp
sREt1Itt 4IllR II Hdysentery, affections of the
HuEOcEfat N'r kidneys, fever nervousness,
Il Hchlls, diseases of the skin,
f'I 1itr fe tti uimpurity of the blood, melan-
eholy. or depression of spirits,
heartburn, collie, or pains in the bowels pain in the
head fever and aguc dropsy boils, pain IN the back
10 -r- --.
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I Prepared only BY
HI. ZEILIN G Co..

.,..-1 Ee,r Druggists, Macon, Georgia.
Price. 81; by mail. $l.25. ~ - -.;-.t-,.
H5- For sale by all Druggists, and by wholesale al
Il. q. HUNTERS, Knoxville. marl-dly
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-04-01
FEVER AND AGUE CURED,

There is not remedial agent in Ibis yerla that Win
cure Fever and Ague and all other Waiarous Bilious
Scarlet Typhoid Yellow and other Feyers, (aided BIZ
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-28

before they set up the cry that the
money is exhausted. But the money
is moi exhausted, It is only when
thew endeayor to coafound the several
authorizations and falsely rons'ruo'
the ordinance that they become
frightened about the want OF tonds.
Let them respect that part Of the Or
dinance setting apart that particular
sum for the construction Of this end,
and when that IS done the coal trade
which it will open 10 Baltimore cIt%
will bring them out Of ali hnancia,
trouble, and build the O"in8s en@
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Fly NJ E ME: AL.

At EmmitsNur@. on Thur,llay cy,nu%,
ny TIE Rry. Thomas Y Gross, of the y, l..
hU1rh. Mr. DAVID t.. WlLI,iNE 10
MS HANNAH II. ilETTERl. !, both Of
this town and Vicinity.
On the 1olh Instant IN Waynr,lnr"',
ny hrv. H. Stonchou>r. Mr.. CiIAiN Is
), SHlIT TO Miss tATiIARI\E Nc
LAIN, both Of Frederick county, Nd.
Ont the 1"rh instant, in the CITY Of Feed
r'I'rN, in In" Presbyterian Church.. ly Rev.
H1hcn II. Williams, JAMES il. lIun-
M'h,, Of pi'l>hn'@. Patio Mis- ANNA
NN''" y hEI HFiiiNslki: OF Frederick.
On IA" lo'h in.l>".,, in Hrcdrstrl> city,,
~, ~. Key; -. Nyhl, JOSIAH WrlrE ia
y4,Is - HEAcHLLr, hoth of
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TITLE CLARION.
WHY. n IL Il ID,
lnlrNH AND PROPRIETOR.
u n.bnuin>tnWO. October IS, is IL.

E-,3o Tie Democrats of the Crea-
~ratovn, Enmjtsburg, Woodsboro'
l!auycr's, townsville and Mechanics
town Districts, will hold a Joint Mass
Meeting at the house Of Henry j.
Kriec. at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ, on Satur-
duv. Nov. +, 1871. a number Of dis
t!ngo;shod speakers will address the
meeting. Remember CrcagerstoWn
Il, the place. Hon. John Eitchle will
speak.
rz.::~ The Republicans Of the Me-
cnunicstown District, will hold a DIS
1rict meeting at this place, on SAtur-
day, November 4, 1871. Dr. Lewis
II. Steiner, candidate for State Sena-
or. and a number Of other speakers,
Will address the meeting.
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Mr.. EDVTOG We have heard q
great deal about the Improvements
going on ia MccAanjcs,owo, and in
order to gratify our curiosity, we
made a visit 0 your place TO asccr-
tain The Gayc Of things. We were
amazed in viewing the improvements
already made and what was still ia
derway. We observed quite change
which differed materially from for
mcr days. The railroad has certain
ly gives quite a stimulus in this di-
rection.
on end waste localities have put
on new dresses and present a very
fine appearance. The stail old place
has been aroused to a full conscious
ness of its future destiny. The de-
termination to go forward seems to
manifest itself in various ways,so that
il will become q place Of note some
day in the future. The Development
Of is mineral resources when once
entered on, will give an additional
impetus to its future Improvement,
These sill lie dormant, but We learn
ct that certain prcIminorieS We're
being mlturol with the Wow Of put
-, .,,l
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psTg- Baltimore City has $4,000 re-

g@Iy~ Baltimore City has oo,uOu re-
gistcred voters; as compared with
Philadelphia, she ought to cast oo,-
600 votes. This we believe she will
do on the 9TH of next November
and retrospective Of party, we be-
lieve WIN. PINXNEy WHITE will re-
ceive at least $4,000 majority. Hun
dreds Of men like Johns Hopkins, who
are deeply interested in its prosperity
and prefer the growth of the "Monu-
mental City," over that Of PLlladeI-
phia, viii rise superior to party, and
remember that thcy have q country
to serve as well as a party to obey
will vote for u man who prefers the
success of the W. M. r. K. over the
Northern Central. McchanicStoWn Is
too closely linked with Baltimore to
forgot her benefactor; or to fail to
remember who can render her mate
1ial aid in the hour Of her necessity.
The editor Of the Westminster Sni1-
nI will learn that there are hundreds
Of Republicans in Baltimore who Will
sustain VIA. riukncy Whyte for Gov
crnor as we do: and what is more
Annapolis and Anne Arundel county,
and our colorel frllow-citlHen5 Of
African descent will largely support
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KEpl DLlCAN TICKET.

Fer .Vc"ofor--Dr. Lewis II. Steiner.
For House Of De(c9atcs--Lvrurgus
\, Phillips, Charles +. Rowe. Theodore
G. Delaplane, Charles ". Miller and
Jonathan EoutZahn.
Lor Comfy tommj&Sioncr$.-Lowis
Crawford, Charles Hooper, Joshua
AIbangh, John v. Staup and Joacph
Cronso
f", Jld1cs Of the O,phans' CONT
-William j. Black, George W.
DUlderar and Howard G.. MAYNARD
for NatcS Ator"cy-Milton G.
Crn"r.
For Sicr!d.-Robert Lease.
For .Svreyor.-John S. Ralusburc
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DE ATHS.

va ne 18Th instant, at her residence,
lcaE M'IIIrtoNn, aflrra brief illness, Mrs,
ANN Virginia, wife Of Daniel Edward
hh'j%iauyciF, and daughter IF Sir. Danie!
and 30 Gavy
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-10-28

ENTERpRlslNG--On last Friday a
week, Mr.. Il. S. DeIaudcr, Of this
Valley, purchased from MIR. NJ. TeM-
pleton, Of Washington county, Pa.
eighteen head Of thorough bred span
ISL Merjno Sheep, for the sum Of
$500. This is believed to be the
only thoroughbred flock Of the kind
now in the state of Maryland.--I Will
lcN Acqlsiar.
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r." The Southern rapor5 concods
de ro-c.ortion Of Cen. Grant t.; prva
IdeDt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-24
STREET QUOTATIONS..
Quarter 10 six O'Clock p. NJ.
COMM 5RCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, May 23-6PM.
AsnFs neglected and nominal. Sales were limited
to small parcels at rs 81 IS for pots SO ~ 70 for
pearls.
BFEswAx again Grmer We note sales 1000 lbs
Southern the closing at g6c. 3esc. per h. for
Southern yellow.
for fearc, 3c lie for sdamantne for plain sperm
and 3ac. 4Oc. for patent sperm.
CoPpER-Amcricsn ngot was In fair demand and fnll
prices obtained The sales embrace 2Oeo al from
21sc 2ic cash H. for lake and 100000 lbs fu.
ture delivery private terms The market for manuIac.
tuied vas ony moderately acve Prices without
~ do hrayers' aud bolts, JIG per h. DO sheathng
aDc per To- do. old shesthing, fac oc. h.: yellow
metal nais &c ID do. bolts, c. per h., do new
faeea,hl1g and bronze ron ss.c 2l..c per H.
were well sustained We note of 60 per steamer
North America a3o bags per steamer Ptoemy private
terms ~ bag, per steamer HALEY, private terms, and
que Tor other kints Fun prices were realized small
lots which constituted the sales Messrs. Arden White
compute o the stock v OF Rie IN the United States
45oo5i Savannah, a5co; New Orleans 1855; Mo:
bile, 6a2i Galveston, 3is0o Total, l3s,4is bags.
w. S. ,.c good do ne ia liMc: prime do. l24c.
per b In bond, thirty TO sixty DAYS credit Java govern
menf bars), lsc 20c do grass mats I5kc 22c. Sing
sp2te lc lse' Ceyion, lbsc lsc.; Maracaoo l3c.
Domingo lgod, 10 bond), as@c l0c. Costa RIGA, l3Sc a
l1c Manila. Fc 1bc. Mexican, 13c I7c Savanna lsc
sl.he Curacao, l3c 1ec., all gold, thirty sixty days.
CorroS.-The Liverpool, advces were OF slightly mora
favorable tenor ana with light offerings holders established
further advance Of &c per ID all grades The demand
IN. u f,tl
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ces or The principal stocks curing the day

THE EXPORTS op THE WEEK.
The aggregate amount OF exports. exclusive OF
specie, from the port of New York for the week end.
Ing May % 1871. was $S,sss,6se
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The net earnings OF the Onion Pacific Railroad for
the expired portion OF 1871 show increase over
ibe correspon ling period last year OF s4s739i The
net earnings from January TO May were $685. 22e.
THE BEADING RAILROAD.
The Philadelphia Ledger OF yesterday contains the
following
" has been known that for some months pas. a
nulhhef d gentlemen connected with the Reading
hailfoad Company have been buying large bodies OF
Naluane cva lands in the Schuylkill and Mahanoy
Uoai regions, aud IL has been generally supposed
.hat lhese purchases were made In the interest or
wy railroad company. During the present session
~ .he LEGISLATURE an act OF Incorporation was OBJ
Mneu anu under II these lands Will hereafter be
leu, Jney embrace III the aggregate about 90 600
noSs W the most valuable and productive
my nearly all the large bodies formoylv held
- uuhluuaN and coa companies IN the lrst
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July, 100 at lice, go al l6Axc 100 Al Isc at l5c
20 Jrly and soo s a. Se 'oether 20 July and 100
2o0a loo Yesterday, after Changc 200 bales June
alsposed Of At lsc and lco July at l6ssc Excnanged-
The average 9otaers OF ye:erdsys sales for future de-
receipts at the ports to-day follows sei
bales; New Orleans, s,l57 Mobile 2e7; savannah bS7
o2o Boston Total 1854 bales against $3.50 bales same
day last week. and 536 bales last Rates for
cotton freights closed foowsTo Liverpool by steam
Nd by sail 7Sad s-S2d 10 Havre, by steam 1c god
Hamburg by steam, I'D. Bremen, by steam, sc
gold, compressed; to Baltic ports, by sail, &c gold
FLOUR AND GRAlN.Receips- III 7a0 bbls.: wheat,
ITO $40 bushels corn 727 bushels meal 1915 bags;
oats ~ 75 bushe The Hour market ruled steady but quiet,
But little done for EXPORT but shipping grades
changed The sales about l0ooO bbls Rye -four was
quiet but steady The in uiry mostly for No. super
line and st. Louis. Corn meal without change and
quiet We note sales Of l25 bbs Western yellow at quota
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL,
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET. |
TUESDAY, May 23-8 p. NJ.
On ,Cnange to-day wheat was heavy and lower.
The cotton market was quiet and steady.
DECLINE IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
The weakness in foreign exchange occasioned by
the better supply Of the larger denominations OF
gold coin has been supplemented by considerable
yielding In rates Today, owing TO the Willingness OF
= Appointment, but not "prime," house TO draw at
ITO for sixty days sterling. The firm re-
ferred to are the agents of the Readng
Railroad, and their action Is interpreted 10
mean that they have placed IN London large IN
etalment OF the new consolidated mortgage loan
authorized by that company. The leading bankers
on this competition lowered their rates 10 figures
which are a reduction Of quarter per cent rom
those OF last week. The quotations now stand as
Notwithstanding, sixty days. commercial, 10oI
no.; good to prime bankers, 10 lloH; short
sight Ilos, llos4; Antwerp. $40 $40: Switzer-
land a17ls 5.13a4; Hamburg, So 364; Amster-
dam. 40H a sliS; Frankfort, 4oS ti1s Bremen,
-sI, 79;s: Prussian thalers, ia 70.
GOLD LowER-lll4 A lllk.
The decline in exchange weakened the gold
market especially rs the ntimaton was conveyed
shat the loan OF the Reading Company would furnish
exchange enough To prevent specie shipments FOR q
period reaching fully INTO the middle OF summer.
On this point there is, OF course, for debate,
out the sudden making OF several millions OF ex-
change IL an influence not easily overcome When
last week the leading operators IN the Gold Room
selling out at 1l2 1924, as was noticed in the
HERALD at the time, 1t was doubtless on private
Information OF the success OF the Reading Company
IN negotiating part o. the loan in the foreign mar
ke,. After all the premium yielded only lazily to
tho announcement, probably through covering
movement on the part or the Shorts who as a
general thing are quite content with profit OF 4
u per cent gold contracts. The course OF the
market is shown I'm the table,
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANR, May 90, 1871.
Cotton active n. fun prices; mddngs lj+sc Not receipts
2lsi gross, 272 E,ports-To Liverpool. $500. Sales
4,cc1 Stock 1Ia35a.
SAVANNAH, May 20, 1871.
Cotton tending upward; mdijngs Ha.c. I5c. Net re-
caips, b37 Erpurs-To the Continent, 1t0 Sales 0D
stock, 25,5i3
CHICAGO May ~, 1871.
Flour quiet and firm. Wbes-Eo quiet closed 81 c5A.
cash and seller June during the afternoon dull at SI r.
Corn-Eo. mixed blaxc: d,riup the after
noon unchanged Uats-Mo active and advanced TO i9c
ne. Hghwncs qui at 90c Provisions frner and more
acive mess pork, Sl6a SIs 80; lard I0c I0lc: div
Cattle dull at % Receipts bbis our. 1905
bushels wheat 2seoM bushels corn, l2yo0 bushels OATS
bbs. -four. 5000 bushels wheat bushels
Freights himer. -
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j. GEENvILLE KANE, Secretary.
nFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEER, THIRD DIS
" tricl, Toinpkinsvile, n X, May 20, 1871. u
PROPOSALS ENR TRANGEORrINi ERECTING

nFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE ENGINEER, THIRD DIS
" tric, Toinpkinsville, n. Y, May 70, 1871. -
PROPOSALS FOR TRANSPORTING AND ERECTING
TWO SCREW-PILE LIGHTHOUSES
Sealed proposals viii be received at this oce until June
j. Sl at ~ O'Clock for suitable vessels for transporting
two complies non scrcwnie lighthouses from New York
harborone to Bridgeport Conn, and the other TO Long
Beach Bar Lon; Is'an and for erecting completing and
painting, ncuons all the machinery and labor and Tor the
OF the agent of the Lighthouse Engineer at
the localities during the putting up OF and completing the
structures.
The scrcwe lighthouses being constructed by the
Atlantic Steam Engine Works. of Adams and Water
Streets Brooklyn, N " where they BIO seen by bidders
and at which place they will be ready for delivery to the
tractor about June !, 1871.
Plans specifications win be furnished to bidders
application therefor 10 this onlce.
Prop sals must be IN duplicate accompanied by guar.
any In duplc and printed copy this advertisement
nttached to each PROPOSAL addressed the undersigned
endorsed envelope "Froposas for transporting and
erecting two Pile II .hthouses."
The right to reject and all bids Is ~ the I'M
dersgned. !. q. WOODRUFF,
Lieutenant Colonel OF Engineers,
engineer Third l.. hhousc District.
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nEPARTMENT OF DOCKS, S46 AND As BROADWAY,
IL New YORK. May %, l67l-To Contractors-Propoaals,
enclosed in seated enveopc and endor4ed proposals for
cubic yards Of Rlprap stone for Foundations" and
with the Of the bidder, viii be at the Office
the Department of Docks until Monday, May ISL at IL
o'clock, NJ for delivering
$1,000 CUBIC YARDS OF RIPRAP STONE FOR
FOUNDATIONS,
transported in furnished by the Department of
Docks
bids win be received for the whole amount or for lots of
not less than 900 cubic yards.
blank forms OF specifications and agreements be OBJ
JOHN T. AGNEw.
WILSON @. HUNT,
HENRY A. SMITH,
RICHARD NJ. HENRY,
WILLIAM WOOD,
Commissioners
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VIZ II. GRIFrITH's TABLES, WITH DELANEy's
patent cushions beat world Tor elasticity and
rectnesi Of angles Now your time 10 buy " Vcsey IT,
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r THE UNKNOWN, WILL PLAY THE CHAMPION OF
IL, the world for &10U0 w. II. GrL's table, with De-
infcya cushions For further particulars address UN-
KNOWN, Herald Office.
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WooDfso sTfESf FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
Is.'ns'ssnsa' Of NJ JOSEPH MURPHY,
who sHRs A1'
with all its new sensational effects comsaisis, dances &C.
FRIDAY, MAY rs grand Testimonial Beaedi,o
ROTH AS S2sssa st AaD EVENING.
BOX SHEET OPEN. Secure your seats.
GLOBE THEATRE. :, no.
,o,v,s a4S M GREAT COURT s stHsb,
,osu ,,.nn JUDGE BOWLING
.ss ,ssEE , sSs9si ; ;; $ssss,
,oa'e"an ROBERT MCKEE Il ME- o'hANS'S'
DIS w1n Gus q ss' sonss and Sketches.
Miss snsS Shws G fna
To conclude with tho sc Ti;E pssN Gre
hA SH!g REM Mss M E1sFA'R
5ru AVENUE THEATRE BEGINS AT $.
Sole lessee 1 Gssa Of ATfps1iS
MR.. m hTHEX E EHsny NIGHT.
"iDf sAonhLo osy 81 ARTS ,las, time pu, one,
THE CRITIC d nna time Du, one,
NOT SUCH A FOOL AS HE LOOKS.
FRIDAY May x SA IssS:iisDfyr las i moS e
IF I'D A THOUSAND YEAR
SATURDAY MATINEE,
At balf-past one (last time or
NOT SUCH FOOL AS lie LOOKS.
SATURDAY EVENING, Maya7,
BACuE LOR OF ARTS (last tmc)
THE CRITIC dor the last timc,
Characters by Mr.. CHARLES MATHEWS, w. Davdge,
Geor rarGes, D. Whiting, O. y De We're GF. Browne A.
Miss Clara Morris, Fanny Morant, Mrs. Gilbert Kate New
tom Linda Deitz Nellie Mortimer, Amy Amcs, Kate Caxton,
Miss Kellogg aud Miss Volmer.
MONDAY, May 2a-BkNkFIT OF Mr.. CHARLES
MATHEWS last night tive Of his engagement, upon
which occasion Mrs. CHARLES MATHEWS viii make her
first appearance in thirteen years in this her native city
MEDEA. in PLANCAE'S elegant parody entitled THE
GOLDEN FLEECE"
-. IN PREPARATION, for carly production. new and
powerful dramatic comedy of TO-DAY AND ITS EVEN 8,
by Mr. WILKIE COLLINS and Mr.. AUGUSlIN DAILY,
never before acted any stage.
- Box sheet open for the whole week.
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S04,
The leased lines OF railroad and canal held ny the
Reaulng Railroad Company are also embraced in
the mortgage though not included In the values in
the above statement. The Fidelity Insurance, Trust
and safe Deposit Company OF Philadelphia VIII be
the trustee, and tie mortgage provides Tor q cumu-
lative sinking fund or one per cent per annum upon
the outstanding bonds, beginning with the year
1878. Out of the new loan, alter setting apart me
$4,000, 600 TO retire the present mortgage indebted.
ness OF the company, 900 will be left for the
purchase and development OF coal lands and the
acquisition OF other new property necessary for the
increased traffic Of the company. All OF tue prop
er,y thus acquired VIII be aided rs security To The
new loan, so that the entire amount OF $50, 600 00O
when issued Will be secured by property worth over
$50 O0o, 000 exclusive OF the valie of the numerous
leased lines OF railway and canal now held by The
COmnaDy.
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PROPOSALS.

A GENTLEMAN OWNING A SMALL DAIRY FARM
N Hudson wishes proposals. for the purchase of
milk; supply 200 quarts daily Address l. O., box $40
Post Office New York.
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Forward deliveries ruled moderately active owing 10 the
extreme views Of ne sellers The transacolr oday gene.
rally represent advance Of TO-, and c0nrris
4lO pses, as foIOwe.May, lou ~ I5c, 900 nj I51sc;
june, wv ats Slte 700 a, lasc sV ~ iSc, wv al IJo
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-28
S. T.. HOLZMAN & BRO.


AGAIN BLocKADED.-The road from this
place to the Crow Agency is again blockaded
by snow, and has been during tho past ten
days. Col Black sent over three trains about
two weeks ago loaded with flour and sup
plies for the Indians, which were caught on
the other side of the range by the snow
storm, j and have not been able to return.
The supplies were evidently sent in the nick
OF times they were started over at the ear
Hest moment when the range became pass
able after the first severe storm which rem
dered transportation impossible, and it APP
pears they justa managed to get into the
Agency, when the second heavy fall of snow
again rendered the range impossible to cross.
The trains sent ost by Col. Black were
O'Rea's mule train, which was expected to
return in few days: Coates bull train, and
a bull tain belonging to himself. H. Nothing
has been heard from them, and fears are, en-
tertained for the safety Of the stock, as there
is no hay or grain to feed them at the Agency.
and the presumption is that the snow is 50
deep on the valley that grass cannot be OBJ
tanned. .t4s