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New-York tribune., 1871-09-28
cuEsAPEAKE AND oHIos-FIvE-TwENTrES--c
PACIFICs

.cuEsAPEAKE AND omos-FIvE-TwENTIEs--C
PACIHCs.
RANKING OFFICE OF FISK q ha5T"' ,sT
No 5NASsAU-ST., NEw-YoRK, oep~ -, ~ oHro
of the FIFTEEN MILLIONS CHEsAPEANS 90, ~ ur.
SIX PER CENT LOAN but about SAoOoVOO ..nidlv
LA ond ,b;s ron aind .r will be taken up ISp,"V
Tho Eve years, option having expired On oso. co. taw
oxr,,,y r,Irxrv RoNDs except 1909 anu l0Oo',
,;at,o o. no allied in for payment Inc iou1 .t
80 ~t 700 ,,i1,ions FIyE-TwENTIEs In coin ""u VIZ
''On ~ ~ -, che Government during tne ENSUING
Co. rnoptbs withthe premium tneiecn' VIZ -,
aha,,t ,so millions of invested capital ih'oP0nu'
ofdiv;dend and interest payments LILO f''
~ which must seek rcinvestmen% o.oo,u.o,,,
u ,prAKE AND ONO SKIES nave aDSoiu'eV
80 20 mn: are especially safe ana sui'aoie ior
- investments and can now Oe oouenV
'S'os." ~. Int less than TEN-FORTIEs
a. -. - .snt leas than FTVE-TwENTIEs,
az ~ cont less than SKIES OF 1881,
pe. Sorslly sure to be paid, principal and inter
nU So coin. Their amount is limited by the trust
cS 80 s1s O OOO Price lat PRESENT. 93 and accrued
;nt~rast that is, with coupon attached, payable
Nov. /.
a 600 Chesapeake and Ohio Bond costs to-day,
S954 f6.
SsO Chesapeake and Ohio Bond costs to-day,
S476.
400 Chesapeake and Ohio Bond costs to-day SOS AZ.
Only small amount of the latter denominations
rpuains and no more can be made. Bonds are in
Commons or registered form. same as FTvE-TwENTIEs.
TnE CENTRAL PACIFIC SIX PER CENT BONDS are
a. safe for investment as Government Bonds. Their
amount fixed by act of Congress at $25 5OOO is Sc
cnred by property worth four times their value );
they can only be bought in the open market and are
aecoming scarcer in consequence of their gradual
ABSORPTION by investors here and in Europe; they
have ready market in all the principal money
ters and have still twenty-fOur years to run the
earnings of the road are steadily increasing, and will
pnbsbly reach SlO,OOOOOO for the current year.
aaording handsome surplus after payment of ex-
nenses and interest. Present price, 101s to 102-
When the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad is COM
Melted in 1872, and the Bonds are dealt in at the
Stock Exchanges of the world, we have no doubt
they will be equally popular with the Central Pa
cifcs. Both principal and interest of the CENTRAL
Pacific and CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Bonds are spe-
ti6cally payable in gold coin in NewYOrk; the in
terest on the former being paid January and July,
and of the latter May and November, corresponding
with the two classes of Five-Twenties.
We recommend either of them to our friends and
customers with the same confidence that we did the
FIveTwenty bonds when we were selling millions
of them for the United States Government.
We buy and sell FIvE-TwENTIEs, TEN-FORTIEs,
EIGHrY-O ONES. and CENTRAL or WESTERN PACIFICs,
or receive them in payment for CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO BONDs at their current market price.
Accounts of Banks Bankers, and others received
on which we allow -Four per Cent interest
Certificates Of deposit issued and collections made
in all parts of the Union.
FISK g. HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-28
COTTON MLRKRr

COTTON MARKgTs
sY Ioun Sept f1.-Cottoa .nonlral Mddinrs lee
CNosNAr Sept -Costen inner bat not quotabr higher; Md
dhprs l9c
Wxrxoros Sept fCoos qulss hddnsu iaic net reoslpts
100 bales, sales III bales; STOCK Its bses " -
PHnADrLrHIA sept nC.Ce'.o. trn Mddins' lsie7oc
sIyAEnAH 9TCotton IN hlr eemasd MIddines Isc
reeepe ne bse ezpons-ooassws lisa bslss, sae bsesj
EEu0aLnAss. Sept TICc..on steady Mddne. lsie ne,
receipts 80 bales l3s hses ssles 600 bales bae
CHARLESTON, Sept T-Co.on frn Mddlnea s6lsie;
eep 5 baesi 57 balesj Ie 40 baes stock
1918 bsles -
sep sz-Coton srm Good Ordinary isi0sc; net
rece 63 bales saies 200 bales; stock 49, ia bales
NOZZLE Sept 2LCoon quiet; Mddng sdisic, receipts
ga bss erportsooaswse ls1 bales sae 100 300
bales -
NoRyoLk, sept ncot.ou quiet Mldings i alse net
ospt PCS bsles eIpos-coAstsse lei bae sse bales
<,7p bales
BALrnoRH Sept T.Cotton vep arm Mbdlnn lst Ssfc net
receipts bsles 100 bales eIporooswise $50 bsies Gales
285 bales STOCK LAS baes.
Sept Election hrn, tending Mddiugs lsic
Bosros, Sept nCoon quiet; hddhn 2Ote gross receipts,
GOO bales saeA 500 baIesj stock. 500 bsles
AueusrA Sept ,-CeOn hni hdngs 17lc; receipts 600
bales sales so bales
New-York tribune., 1871-09-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.
uNS

LONDON Sept 2-ll3 30 m-Shmeuts Of specie
nearly stesmer leaving English
ports Consos opened at i for and w %
S Unid States RveTweny bonds ls2s 93 1865
old, 93l; 1867s S2t TeuR0rles, 3d. -, -, -.
2Uniod States FveTweny Oonds opened AZ
9S for the issue OF 1862
MdduR Upands 9j9ld; Mddlng Orleans, St0ed Breadsud'
active.
LONDON Sept 27-loo nCousO @ for both money and the
United States Pve rwenJ bonds 1852 81 1900: ga S
m-COttOn 10 6mi estnaed ut lJVO
bales including 1900 export and speculation
lUl65 Genital for No. Red Western Spring Flour noIo
per Western Canal PORK 6 Dbl for hOe Western Prime
MeS. Talow, t4I3 per cwt . ,-, Al,
LONDON Sept p.Tbe probability Of On advance 10 the
England Of discount tomorrow hen the money
both and the account United
HveTwenty bopa ls si Sb5 old, @i lS67s vi TenForaes
89i ,, ,,,n.. ~.
LrvEspoot Sept z-:3o mCot:on closed firm; Mddns w Up Up
bales 40O speculation and export Cheese 36 c"t Tor the
grades Of American hne
New-York tribune., 1871-09-28

,.msed be worth sss iaS tSsu aPg py0SstS other
EnOrs 1Snt aSer made 70 any company The Whole
Land SIs ESbt Million Dollars Of which more than
ss Millions have been disposed Of TINS rCS1 and
aS a9Sesa SsilSoad and the Pennsylyanis Rafoe1
a ~ t6e powerful support Of thOss ComRRSd RRondS
anS tSer numerous affiliated lines. These Dt Dti IN
have been sold in Large lines to tho most pruu'H'
yeStOrS
New-York tribune., 1871-09-28
THE MARKETS.

Icsrefuly reported for THE TRIBUNE 80,
wEDNEsDAY. Sept 27 1871
AsHBS-Po quiet but 6rm at 81 I90HB % Pearls are dul
,pd unchanged: W quote at 90 asa 80 To-
the fair and prices bet
r h, la y N on all fair grades the market closing well
timed offerings generally mOerate sales Of 28l bales
M haes last evening AVe Of which lis to exporters
i TO consmsr An lis 10 specuO For future delivery the de-
d ooi and higher crovdng figures for tie
~ small Of stock available FOR the use OF the
lOrh sales follows basis Of Low Mddng We quote:
New-York tribune., 1871-09-28
To INVESTORS

HOwEs g. MACY, 30 Wall-st.,
Have for sale some very choice securtie for invest
ment Railroad Bonds, Guaranteed; City Bonds
IndOrsed ETC., etc. Particulars furnished on app-
cation at our office.
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS for
sale st 90 and interest by HENRY CLEws q Co..
No. % Wall-st., New-York.
JACKSON Co. MISSOURI EIGHT PER CENT BONDS
for sale by w. P. CONVERSE g. Co., 81 Pine-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-28
Che CURT.
Eertures ano Meetinss.

T ECTURE COMMITTEES should not fail M to
send Tor the LECTURE SEASON" the AMERICAN LIT.
BRARY BUREAU This Burssn best lecture list the coan.
New York and Chieago gvo sope'
onty that is everywhere recognized.
n11'' AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU
Ia Nsssaust Hex.ioft.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-28

oAL- Delaware Laekhwanna and Western k.iroao Compan
M to-day 100 900 tuna The stteDanc Of buyers was large
last months sale The following shows the highest an
ss pee comparison Of the prices for each grade
New-York tribune., 1871-09-28

at s<aes; nchisas Shes1 sys.yas 10 D. sl - sc8Ss
Osasa. sesH sssrS.s in ~ q secs Ss sa Csasli
nsk stssdyi price. noaay snhansd eleag quiet vith
New-York tribune., 1871-09-28

s,s Grfr NJ e $"S Sca9GsE :Is P".ss' e. ss
SSoscE Es iscfEfs aATfSsE fsys shfTRDAY o'clock
GRAND OPERA asA4 HSTsE; s6sBs9 s,onr
the TT TIE R.sss sSS sS &. p...
Thsater every aisht for the pas, .I months
EILEEN EILEEN is oGB
pure u''o' picturesque 0 EILEEN ' oGE '''
EILEEN oeEThe drama Of .h peasant M which not long ago
@ Pns. S Ti ss ns s po has
s e ssl:a:: Ct
n; ss @ i s S g.. ;1 .
p0u The mOcnt interior Of the oh Mill really beauful"
EILEEN 0GR- Se dialogue with HSeni.n the ple.
@ q ,sS sS ss T s. .Ss an as, snd sS
srsatsst vOr with the snsOe-aad'a Morning Post July j.
oSE The .. Ss: Ct EEEs oeE 1a; II. ,s .:;'sss 80
SSse I .s e5s. @ Sao anSs o.s jay @
pn.. sss i opened into as Times a
Drama as.r.vs Of rS Of Life N.
mr. AND aks W j FLORENCE
NIBL0' GARDEN. ,v,,,vo
AND POSITIVELY THE LAST hIUHT OF tAtbnHS
sUCc ESSFuL DRAMA
CARL, THB FIDDLER
PRIDAY-FARBWBLL BENEFIT OF hE EhnsI
TTNION-SQUARE THEATER.
" Conner q Broadway and POsr'ssats-stl1 l.,.,.,
THE 1IkSEsF VI syEhss INb Mosr TiEsEp ooz
BINED IN ONE OR9ANixAIfOMy .a W
BURLRsQUE, BALLET and UOakDL . a.
NRW ACTS EVERY RvkNINV.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY md sATuhoat
.. -, AT O'CLOCK. - - ---
Dan ltl PAsw PAyuJos clsoUss !. Il 4 rs.,s.,,,
y.ss sSsss4 Il sfss Sfscos s. raIScS IN
AAss's 60 sis;EST n SaaT5wDso NIGHTLY
IN. i,r es.s q G;sss Aesss s0sssnan and Tssssss
sss g: gsss gSsssssourrrs AsD Saxnr cIaOIA
s.sts sss.rsd 1ssa aaSs b sfvsse~
Boz oa'' '''' '''a . sss Sss liz TIE MSoll
GERMAN NLlEDEEhthsdMfaMxMS1a;s LlED.9Elt hsdfaxS asp RAIL 'l-rt<
W, ID al "a IN FAE sAfk GAIDkS. 20 IS
h iijsgb gaI - Fhf htathM add ~ Nyeath-syA I.
Ss .aleg sEra o, is,i. 70 S-'..s "a
commanding o'clock heooe Thonass -enovho4
ss hem secure. Tickes q "a ,dsLax
srs,i.ass sod aaiss. can b ebsaiasd Of nAnnse
New-York tribune., 1871-09-28
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK nARkRr-srrr. ~.

CatRsopa 05 hesd nakg 573o, $40 against ts e'rs
Ss saEs tine q. ssst R.Itst dn The dsp. o tg!e from
Ohs suIst Gales 81 lows ee ayesug lIts 10 - Ie -
IeIn e averaging rs b 81 3 l9 Illinois steers
no % 1si d Do hetsn assr.ss log 90 aS Hen.
StfS ktees L4Q I%Ss etS3 $6 w She and LlnO.
hpn S9 hss matfet lut prices shade lower tor both classes
closing trer upN tendenoy Indiana sheer
AES SSGSs - tQG S5 ICJJ OLo sheep. G,lng GoJ ID.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-28

COPPEBHode Rio remain trm with increase in the amount
o. @ ofIe there has been good demnd other grades have not
en Te yet fir 1de be noted at fu prices sales 100 bags
n N CAhi loo d. MerrnGe and At Baltimore 100 DO per
fLOyk AND MRAl-Tb Flour market again better the meum
n seS A The advance Whsat induces seller, Of lhPIing
1rASe 70 o then es freely All grades close higher and fairly act
I've AZ ne close the nArket and strong the advance with
,ok dong for rUad delivery; sales Of 81 $50 bbh including
s ;s slipping Extra Spring Wheat 1000 bbA for October at
New-York tribune., 1871-09-28
QmuseMeHts.


A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
rrR plpzpA pnsl oRISD RyaLISH OPERA
y - tNVt
W. W.
TeSenS. VnS1y a, eonse.se. he sIe q ssass sss Ne
Ess slEtA aNs Aesdeay exiy. - = :. u...
0s s.srd.S astsS e y la sss 2, sssis-'r y" ana
PRICEsassevcd scs P.rqsss ana BaIoonT 81 r"s S''
elj aad Sp, according 70 loe.son
OPENING OF THB
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA sRAs0N. tn and ish
and Triumphant reSutree OF the rrifniRg faSoht,
MADAME PARBPA.RDSA,
ON MONDAY EVENING, OCT 1911,
q Doulretu's charming Opesa. ....-
THE DAUGHTER OF THR RB0ihkhT
DEBUT OF hR TON KARL.
ktoe DIEral of Ia soa haas ssA hL AfHsbhh
COOK, the mneni Base Baritone -
The SEASON sfn eosdss OF
MIMI SUBSCRIPTION NIGHTS.
On MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYs
SIX RXTRA NIGHTS-TURsDAg9s ssd SAfUkDNd
THREE aAfukDAT hATfNBES, at Ssoek-
PRIChs or SUBSCRIPTION = -.
MIMI NIGHrSPrvste Bozes S sno
according 70 location; Psrgss.s ssd Bsseny. e6
SIX EXTRA HGfTSPnyab boxes ptz aoa seVi F"Vso
and Balcony. D n
New-York tribune., 1871-09-28

- ~ 306St < STATE and % sBDe5 20
, IS ~ gse SsaaAdI sAlss Of COlss County 81 SoGs9 Sui
SSs !.uy"S! oss IS Com Meal Brrs o. % esa 10
tT xIwsSW. ;Ss 3 Corn Meal b. pa 10 20 % W
- tea.as tHesasS.1 nOer 10 asist At e30S3 70 PloD.
have eee1 nOdetely fsteg br With the Of
It by confined 70 Grain and Cotton Petroleau ves have
nSfs oest Eea1 Or charter let sste snail weasel,
go and ofAi1 haxs been Som1 seues Al IA1Ady ir~
O., sSssIs teAsy we're To LygFees 81 ssAm B00 bush
hG eeaS g ~ lover ~, - boI Chee.1 4 5t;
d CSfSe - sans 1rses a 3oG, ADd 500 b6lI Ploui
al I% 49, tss !, ,S G Ss essa !. ilS Ros A ID,
& o 9 sss';E g, =" ss., sHs.s s.1i laSI Boson With
@ u s 10 - NJ Ss.s z; i,:l;a ~ S1I1' =, q :.
4A q, was e "a AssA n q ~ ~. ,ss 1t, oI Or
sssSsssIs. sSssssIs = kss kSsscs 2 g sA ~ F.s,SI:sa
a d. hsacs 9 CS1t is ssts DATED 1aslsn asd RaIS :. 4
@ e. i and - AetiaAs shg q 90 isIsr va % n.
Te1eess tsA Reki3sH ~ RsstsFtan private srHs '
80 deeiss hsgst rrees are higher Tbers Gttis so5
HoaRoe 1mb1 WixB = sttraeang tkt Bgss 1sucgs AZ 81
9aska estssE, Akhsr Bnisr - NJ, s1hh6 tSe a.
q q; B - , y 4. ';; az s;Sjss IA +: J:
32sR s. ~ Y ~ 4 e &, 4 s!s,sss: d q q
& SS S:.!:S i !. 2 :s: ~: S. S:;:; Z! <
y. E ssS A a as - S::.s. este s: s.
S sa q =
O.. WeeE ~05lie and State S2a55 Rye better though
"es'sm hsa = s State Al 81 0sGSi Vs. COu better ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-02
.F- You viii lind MIIL.n & pArAx at the Post Office.


1t Is pleasure to the farmer and fruit grower know
aid In perorminthe labor the field and orchard
Mansfield, Eingwpod & Co.. Of ST. Joseph No. are still
in the field with full stock of all indictments needed
for fall All implements sold by them are fully guar
anteed.
The Welcome Sulky Rake Is rake in this market
but has. wherever used, given entire satisfaction.
The Hollingsworth Sulky Rake. long and Eavorably
known throughout the Northwest of the very
suIky rake made.
They have full supply Of Ohio Falls St. Louis and Ex-
cel.ior Revolving Hay Rakes for sale cheap.
The Buckeye Grain Drill with two Hoppers for Force or
Improved Feed gives II advantage all drill
and does not ncrse the price 1t has long been known
the best drill in the market
The latest improved Buckeye Cider Mil and Press both
large and small size suitable persons owning large or
small orchards.
MSorghum Cane Mill. they have three si.es-lght me-
dunn and heavythereby enabling the farmer to get mill
suitable in size to his crop Of They made Of the
very best materal each size has three upright rollers
made Of solid cast rn Also good article heavy Sheet
Iron, for Evaporation Pans.
Their stock Of Iron Steel and Hardware is large and well
suited to the demands of the trade.
Descriptive Circulars and Prices Of their goods will be-
sent on application.
Fur fall blowing they have large stock Of Deeres No
line and Canton Clipper Flows.
We ask for Them liberal share Of the custom of our
Farmers, Mechanics and Merchants.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-02
THE INvALID-A PEN PICTURE.

See her nall couutenance but time ago the pic
ture of rudy health the envy the school and the pride
of the household She always lcomed by her school
mates for her 1.-the and pleasing disposition carried
cheerfuness into their ranks Digent punctual and
empary eeden graceful Mt home she won the hearts
If ALL But alas we are Those checks and
ruddy lips blanched by Consumption The voice once
NO enchanting i'm laugh song feeble husky and sup
planted by hollow cough. Let approach her couch
gently and hand Do not shudder because Of the
feeble and passoness grasp The hand hearty and
plump is eusciat- and shows long outlines while the
cords and trtuous veins plainly mapped upon the
surface The pulse that bounded with repleton, carrying
vigor to the whole system and impartng life, beauty
yvacity health strength delicate to the touch The
feeble heart prupe the thin scanfy blood with force
Must We lose while yet in her teensi Companions and
friends gather around with Of cheer and consolation
and depart with eyes and silent steps Must We
lose berf No there relief We stay this destroyer
o oar happiness and suffer the loss Of bright gem
Something more required than dietary and hygienic
observance for nature calls for aid and shall have it, Take
this pleassuf medicine Ii is invgoratng How allays
the irritable cough improves the appetite and digestion and
seads healthy tingle through the frame The blood Is
enriched nervous force increased and the heart bounds
with new impulse See her face brighten by degrees;
the color il returning her voice is getting clearer ana
a.pt words are spoken The strength falters yet but
Il ,.iuns Let her out In the warm sunshine In
abort time will be able to without our AID cheer
fu girl This delightful medicine must be odoiessed
II 1. restoring health to loved She is emerging
f her sckuess sweeter and nober than before and Dr
p;erce Golden Medical Discovery must have the credit
IL has raised her. Sold by all rstclass druggists every
where
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viii. CI..s Pes, oaee R...l..i....

Eastern and Northern Mail arrives daily except Sunday
ria Kansas City it Joseph Council Bluffs Railroad at
sr. NJ, and departs daily, at u A. NJ Closes 9i5 An
Southern and Eastern Mail arrives daily except Sunday
ria Atchson and Nebraska Railroad at 1870 p NJ and de-
parts at 4 r. n. Closes $50 P. NJ
Netawaka Hiawatha Albany and all points West and
North arrives Monday at ~ and departs Tuesday ut
g. N. Closes r. n, Monday
MOZART arrives and departs daily at n Closes r. n
Money Orders be obtained at this Office uFnn any
Money Order Office in the United States Money Order
Office open frum Il o'clock NJ to clock F. NJ daiiy ex
cept Sunday. IN,
Post Office open from u A. to q o'clock n daily
W. Ii. FORNCROOk p. N.
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WHITE CLOUD MARxEr.

Fall wheat-s5asl
Corn-20a25
Cafs-20c.
Rarley-25dDc
Potatoes-3Od 3Oc
F1our13.50d 90 per hundred
Pork-Clear sides IDc; Hams Ie,c. Lard loc
Buttrr-15a9c&
Eggs-l2sc.
Hides-Dry flint lsic
Wool Washed Csc
Groceries-Snrar I2sa Is,c Coffee Csc Salt Der Dbl
$50: Dried Apples, l2ic: Dried Peaches -
Chickens-per Dozen az 50.
Nais-per key. ESQ.
Cottonwood Inmber-sIs 90 sOoo per NJ
Hogs-per 100 pounds gross s2O0d $50
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-02
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
I. O. O. T.

s.1aS~. I. o. o. F.
WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No. G. l. o. Of
'7~'@ O. f.. meets at Odd Fellows Hall second
story Of Van Buskirks Building Main Street. every Sat
uray evening at o'clock brothers in good standing
cordially invited TO visit the Lodge.
JOEL HARPSTER, N G.
joins s. BEEIER, RS
HIGHLAND LODGE. No. g.. !. o. O. F. meets every
Saturday night. in the Myers Close Durg
Store, Highland Kansas S. +. AMSBURY, N q.
". TREvETT, X. s.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-02
CHICAGO MARKET.

Chicago. October 81.
Flour-Dull: good Wisconsin and Iowa extras g OOa
Is: Minnesota 81 G0d7 80.
Wheat-Stesdy; 81 10 cash and seller November.
Corn-Seady and in fair demand; isic cash. and 41ic
seller first half Of November.
Oats-uiet hut steady: sale bid for seller January
Rye-Dul but steady at SIC No Ale.
ProvisionsSteady pork si2 a5a13 90 seller Jan
nary lard s1dssc shoulders Sic clear rib sides sc
clear sides &c.
whisky-Dull; nominally ssc for iron bound.
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A y. r. r. will he opened to Table Rock, tsi milesl
Nov l2 to Tecumseh, County Seat johnson Co. Neb, %
miles, Dec 1.
Train No. 1, connects at Atchisan with trains for st
LOUIS Chicago. Leavenworth and Kansas City by n. c.
st Jo and C. B. r. X at lla0 2. NJ By Mo- Pac r. r. at
80 A. NJ
Train No 2 connects at Atchison with trains for st
Louis and Chicago-At Troy Junction with trains Of St
Joseph aud Denver City Railroad from St Joseph for Hia
waiha Seneca Marysville and Hanover. At Humboldt
with Stages for Pawnee City, Tecmseh and Beatrice
Nebraska. At Highland Station with Hack for Highland
Train No connects at Atchs0n with trains for st Lou,
is Chicago and Kansas City, by K. C.. ST. Jo G r.
200 P NJ. BY Mo- Pac r. r. at 400 p. NJ Mail train
for the West via C. b. L. p r R. leaves Atclison at 230
Pm +. r. FIRTH, Superintendent.
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

St Louis October 81
F1our-Quiet unchanged and in good demand for 10
grades super 8 00d5 ~: a 50d5 60:XX Is 1sa6 .
Wheaf-Firm: nspection higher; red q 24ai 70 N
81 3sd 90 Ma. 2f1 A.
Corn-Dull and unchanged
Oats-Dull; mixed Il 36c In hulk: 81 a. NC sacked
Bariey-Quiet: Minnesota spring 75c Wisconsin CSC
Rye-puet ut 63a65c.
Provisinns-Unchanyed.
Iard-Quiet at o. 09ic.
Cattlr-CDchanged.
Hogs-Biisk Mt g 6asd4 p
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70 Mrs MANY BEALE. wife Of A. ". BEAIK of the Re
putican died af Troy. last week She a daughter Il
Rev. Mr.. HI YAx Methodist minister Of Savannah No.
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GRAIN WANTED.

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County Commissioners-ASDREw b. SrMSs, CHAs
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County Clcrk-JoHS 7. kIgwAN.
District Clerk-FRASK BR0wN.
County Attomey-JoEL Holt.
Probate Judg--JoHS c. GoRDOs.
Register Of Deeds-DuNcAN MCINTOSH
school Superintendent-D. W. BRowN.
Corpner-JosHUk JAYLoR-
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VXIANTED-AGENTS. $40 PR day. tn sel the
w celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MA
CHINE Has the under feed makes the oek stifeh taike
both sdes) and Is fully oensed The best and cheap
est family Sewing Machine in the market Address
JOHNSON CLARK & CO. Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh Pa.
Chicago ILL.,, or St L0uis, No. Octl9w4.
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XXX WHITE CLOUD LODGE Ma. 7s, A. r. g. A.
wv NJ meets at their Hall, third story Of Weeks
Building. the Lever Wednesday night before
the Full Moon In each month and every weeks there
after. X. NJ. WILLIAMS, W. NJ.
{. W. SHREvE- Secy.
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CAP SHREvE says that since the Chicago IRE he ha'
done large insurance business Which shows that people
beginning to Companies that can pay when ne
lose He four of the bt Companies IN the UNI
S,atesthe Etna Phoenix and Hartford 81 Hartford
and the Underwriters Of New York
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victim Of early indiscretion. caus-
premature decay, etc, having tried
remedy. has discovered q simple
J he will send to his fellow slIfIercrs.
az Nassau st., v. I.
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CITY OFFICERS.

Mayor-JosarA TAYLOR
CoIpcmcn-JOHN = Hook, C. F. VAN BUsKIRK II. IL.
HrsEs d. c. TAYLOR. PETER l.. PALMER
CITY Crrk-w H. FoRScRooK.
CITY Tr,asurer-SoI- MILLER
CITY Marshal-W. W. MOORE
CITY Enginter-C. W. SHREvE.
Street Coinm.sicner-PATmcK DqSLFAyY
Health Oicer-DR THos. c. SHRFSK.
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A void Qsacks.-A
N ing nervous debility,
in vain every advertised
means Of self-cnrc. which
Address J. II. REEVES,
Oct.12w4.
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e Go to MnLaH & PArAx for fine fruit and veseta
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BUYING CoRS.-R. s. fAIRcHnD, Of Hawafha, is now
buying corn for which he is paying the highest market
price and Is prepared to receive all that ofIers.
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PosTroSEpThe excursion that to have taken psee
Tuesday to Table Rock postponed on soeouns o.
the very dsagreeable weather We understand that VIII
off next week
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AGENTS.
S NJ PETTENGILL & CO.. 81 Park Row.
GEORGE p ROwELL & Co. 10 Park Row are o,r op,v
authorized Advertising Agents in New York
SHEFFIELD SToNR, ST. Louis
Cook OpBiKS Co., Chicago
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rs Tuesday morning rainy. sleefy. anssefy' ana
decidedly the worst day Of the season II was ''"' "
hinder of the approach Of Winter