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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-07-06

dams resprit des masses par des institutions
uui Ia mettent atl-dcssus des mobiIites ct des
fluctuations do ropinion pnbliquc. Nest
ellie pas meme l'opinion pubIiquc qui SO fixe
dams 10 vrai ct SC resume dams un dogmc
inattaquablo En- verite, qnand Ia demo
cratic d'hicr flottait dams des images, plut0t
aspiration quo ria!it1, plutot forme imagi-
nairc quo corps substantial, il etait faci'o de
SC Papproprior pour les bcsoins dun despo-
tismo personnel. L'esprit nquiet etait a In
merci des ambitieux pratiques. Par un
plebiscitc, expression dune sonyerainetl
populaire NAL defnic, un empereur SC
donnait les scmb'ants dune ligitimita demo-
cratiqnc, commo sill etait pcrmis au peuple
tout pcuple quill est, d'aliancr tcmporairc :
mcnt on tternclemcnt so liberta ct Ia ibcrta
des generations i. vcnir. N'ayons-nous pas
vi Bonaparte, denx ans aprhs Ia proclama-
ton dc son infai'lihilitd napoleonicune,
tomber plus bas ct plus msirablcmcnt
qu'aucun lies rois dc Ia terre?
Oui, Ia Republiqne franchise s'appuie
maintcnant sur dcs fats ct sur dcs institu-
tions. Ellc ne s'appelerait point rspubliquc
qn'ellc 10 serait encore. NIais 10 peupIe Ia
conservera avec son nom, avcc ses dogmes,
avec ses conqnttes dtmocratiqucs. Est-ce
quo CO penplc, le plus liberal ct le plus
cyalitnirc du monde, nest pas satisfait d'avoir
WI rtaliser en- quelqncs jours, sans quill v ait
eli batailles ct barricades, les deux conuuetcs
quill lui rcstait !! raaliscr dams e domaine dc
regalte ?
Nous parlons dn service miitairc ob';gatore
ct de l'instr,ction publique obiiyatoire.
Chaquo hommo est maintenant soldat, ct
Ia richesse n'exempte plus personnc du
devoir patriotique. LIE sang vaut lie sang, ct
10 meileur est 10 plus brave. La patrio est
dssormais commune, ct rennemi commun
s'appelle l'stranger. II ny plus de nobes,
plus de bourgeois, plus d'ouvriers, plus de
paysans, mais des Francais; ct 81 Ia frater-
mite q des droits, c'est du Francais nu Fran
Gals, ct non pas du Francais an Prussien.
Car les fraternites de peuple a peupe, quand
Fun est firocc ct l'autre ganereux, Guand
Fun est conduit par I'M empereur ct l'autre
par un general republican,, sont des duperies
ameres ct sanglantes. Este que 10 magni-
fque appel dc Victor Hugo aux Aliemnnds
empeche les soIdats prusso-allemands de
piller, d egorger, d'incendier, do bombarder
ct de laisser dcrriere eux une Tongue tralnte
de runcs ct dc crimes :? On caressc uu
bandit en- ratreignant il Ia gorge, mails on ne
lui tend point fraternelement Ia main ct Ia
joue. Les fraternites viendront a leur heure,
mas non dc maltre il csclave, de vainqueur
vaincu, de barbara civilise. Quand deux
penplcs anront les memes droits. Ia meme
grandeur. le meme esprit de justice, ct qu'ils
pourront SO confronter saus envie dams la
memo conscience. lis devrout alors Sc parler
en- freres. Avant, c'cst duperic. Et nu
homme ma le droit d'uimer la patrie des
autres plus que Ia sienne. Chauyinismc,
tant que vous voudrez mas il nest pas au
monde uue Franchise qui fasso des enfants
pour 10 service do Victoria on dc GuiIlaumc
l1vrogue.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-07-06
Cnndidatasre.
Mn. L'EDITEUR,

Mr. LEDTrEUR,
Vcnilcz annoncer quo l'lIonorablo J. H..
(saulct, consent il sc laisscr porter comme
Cauddat IL Ia place dc Jugo do District dn
Ouatreme District Judiciairc, aux elections
dc Novcmbrc proclaim ct quill sera soutenn,
sans distinction 10 porti, do race on de
coulcur. par
... La Majorit1 dcs Elcctc1rs.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-07-06
France.

La Ripubiqnc franchise est faitc, irrtvo-
cahlcmcnt faitc
In'est maintcnant au ponvoir dc personnc,
prince ct prttcndant, personnage ltgendaire
ct soltat, par conp-de etat brutal on plsbiscite
mcnteur, den retaracr lavenement ct les
consequences.
lie mot acccpte est devenu Ia chose
obIigac.
&c nest point un ttonnement ct une
surprise CONNIE Fevrier 1913, ct c'est bien
moins encore un aponvantabIe coup de
tonnerre CONNIE Quatre- -VingtTreize. Les
dates antiricures sont ceIIes de Ia Revolution;
mais In date d'aiourdhui est supplement
cclle dc rEvoution. La Ripublique
prascntc est uno affirmation pacitqne. une
logiquc de temps ct dc raison, I'LL progres
naturellement ct necessaircmcnt revolu. lie
contrarc ne SC pourrait ct le consentcmcnt
he SC ,liscutc meme pas au tribunal do Ia
Justice.
Dicu en- soft bani
Lc forceps nc lui point etc mortel,
unoi1ue louloureux. ct 81 roperation
ctsarienne etc fatalc a quelqu'nn, c'est il
Icmpirc ct aux monarchies settlement.
Nous ne levons point Ell gemir.
Oni. Ia Rapubliquo est viable, vivante
saline ct bien conformee.
Son leliyre imperial, arriere-faix dc honte,
est ignomiuieuscment enterre /; rombre dun
chateau anglais ct rAutriche, ellie aussi,
garle qncique part un bout do secondine
bourbonienne, fntus inglorieux. QUAINT
aux dOrleans, valves creuses dune royaute
constitutionnclle, lis ballent niaise-
mcnt aux fauteuis duno Academic,
mollusqncs acsphales que les plaideurs
eux memes nc Sc disputent plus.
Cen est fait des pretendants. La verite
les tues avec Ii toute puissnnce du ridicule
Lie pcuplc les vus dc pres, coudoyts,
dtshabil!ts, trouves lads. Son cutie ponr
cux fait place Il Ia railerie ct a" mepris.
Cest qu'ils n'etaient point, en- verite, de hauts
types ct de grandes physionomies. Nulgarises
par rhabit bourgeois, dtpottises par
l'avcnture sans grandeur, dacouronnes de
gloire ct dc prestige, simples manants CONNIE
10 dernicr des manants, en- qnoi Fenthou-
sasmo des foules pouvait-il les sacrer? LII
France est Ia terre saintc dc ligalite, ct les
princes sont les mendiants qui iutsressen'
10 moins. LIE Comte de Chambord seu
await 10 prestige du lointain ct do rexil
mais CO pauvre homme n'aurait point dh Sc
montrcr aux Francais avec IN haillon blanc
sorti lie sou ha,,t de- -chausses. lie peuplt
ma pu voir sans sourire les teurs do Ii.
jaunes. Elles lui rappclaicnt mous le
grands souvenirs do Ia royant6 FRANCHISE Qu
les derniers moments dc cyuisme ct do hont
dun Louis XIV. L'aieul Henri ~ est biel
oublie, Louis XIV VII 10 prussien Gull
laume coucher en- son lit, ct les ligitimiste
de Versailles eux-memes commencent
comprendre que Ia France est-sans vensra
tion pour les tils ct les petits-fils de Saint
Louis. QUAINT au clerge, appui naturel d
trone ct de l'autel, il etc insensiblemer
dsmocratise par la Revolution franchise, bic
que le paladin Veuillot veile encore s.,
l'antique tour des ltgitimitts ct defend
ioriflamme dc scs ancetrcs avec toute
vaillance ct tout rh6roisme dun veritab
crois4.
H.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-07-06

Et 10 Repnblique franchise n est pas seulc-
ment faite parceque les ligendes imperiaes
on royales SO sont effac6cs do Ia memoire,
parceque Ia Revolution degags So splen-
denr en- asoignant do son origine, parceque
les pretendants sont de vulgaires individua-
'ites ct de miserables ambitions, parcequo
NJ. Theirs lui-meme a WI Ia lumiere ct Ia
verite a Ia derniere etape du chemin de
Damas. Tout celia bien 81 valeur, ct
certainement il est bon que celia soft. Afais
Ia republique dssormais pour elle 10 ciment
do Ia Justice ct du droit. Cest sur des fats
qa'elle s'appuie. Nlo cessa d'etre Ia
democratic vague, incomplete, 10 mots NAL
lttinis ct nal compris. Ello scst iucarnee
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1872-07-06
Samcdi 6 Juliet 1872.

rS5Bureau du journal, pres du College JEFF
ferson, St-Jacques, rive gauchc.
Gay"Pour lcttrcs, Journaux, cchangcs ct pa
pcrasscs, adressez i COnrent Post Office.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
1921 for 0s the business Of the day having been small
with pri es well sustained. Fisk Hatch report AZ iol
Iowa n


Southern state securities dull and stupid carry IN
the week. but sprung into animation toward the close
There was sharp upward Of TO per cent in new
South Carroll nas and in Vrgnias. What erect tho
passage through both branches OF the virginia Legsa
ture of the bill reducing the interest from per cent 10
on twohrds OF that portion OF the State debt lately a
thorized to be funded will have remains 10 Do seeh'
though the consols very srongseng at oo 'he
rse being due TO the large outstanding short interest
The Legislature OF the of Alabama has passed an
act to establish sinking fund for the redemption OF s
debt under tho provisions OF which tax OF o OF per
cent Is laid upon all the property OF the state'
to be invested either In State bonds or In Donus
indorsed by the State The effect OF this act would seem
20 materially benefit the State credit and its bonds and
perhaps the railroad bonds issued under its indorse
ment f. as we understand the provisions OF the act IL
applies equally TO both classes. The missouri egSia-
t,re has killed. very properly. proposition lately miro
duced TO grant State aid 10 the amount OF slsoOo 10
internal railroads To-day the South Carolinas
were very active the July issues selling freely at "a 70
&c. and the October at 80 TO "a. New North Caroiinas
pushed up per cent, 10 2i92li Special lax sen
ing at 15. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

from the hands OF their enemies while among o,nerS
seems to have been a drawn battle. The absorbing III
terest has been in Pacific Mail, In which the various
and disnissals have kept tho STOCK oancs
about and prouetting between 90 and e33 ike freho
balet dancer Erie started of early In the race anu
made steady run from 32 to a7t the explanation being
found I'm tho anticipated proceedings OF the Albany
Irrislature. Wabash and Northwestern, AZ weh "S
New-York Central and Western Union, were also wen rep
resented, though In these shares there was hangtone
to the speculation toward the close, when began TO DO
rumored that the veteran cxDrector was out OF them
Beyond these specalties there has been very ittle
10 attract attention. II except Canton and the Ex-
presses which have been up to high figures To-day
the volume of business has been much smaller than IN
preceding days. with marked dcarth OF excitement a
over During the morning the fluctuations were OF no
importance Erie being strong and rising per cent
to 37l, and Pacific Mail feyerish and unsettled
pending tho hearing before Judge Gilbert. INC
others OF the list were about steady. 10 appears
that on the hearing OF the before Judge Gilbert to-
day the President and several OF the Directors OF the r.
NJ s. Co put In adavs denying the allegations OF tho
complainant Chas and showing the solvent cohditioh
of the Company Other afildavlts were also put In
asserting the utter Insolvency and rresponsbty OF the
plaintiff and that be is entitled to credit under oath
The counsel for Chas asked for a reference to invest
cate his character also for Injunction In the mean
time. Tho Injunction denied ana the reference
Granted, when the hearing upon tho original motion
was adjourned to the Goth inst. Armed WIN
this Information and backed up by favorable
bank statement the bears went in to win this afternoon
and running up Pacific Mail TO ca from co., succeeded In
advancing the market to per cent all around the en-
tire list being in spirited demand In tho Investment
shares Panama sold at SO to 81 Chicago and Aton III
TO 1T} and Erie Preferred, 6 TO CO. In the semspeeu'
lave shares Canton has made further advance from
81 to 9st on favorable news in regard 10 the
water front Mt Baltimore. The quicksilver
stocks were lower The coal stocks were steady and In
consolidation strong and active, with an upward run
from 3Gl to 3st, tho advance finding explanation In
favorable statements from the mines and the Improved
tunnage over the railroad belonging to the Consolidation
Company. express stocks active, and the ad-
vance lately made has been pretty well sustained The
market closed pretty strong but with that lack OF AMI
nation and spirit usually characteristic of Saturday
afternoon The following table shows the highest and
| lowest prices OF active stock made to-day:
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
FOREIGN GOSSIP.
Sir Stafford Northcoto, although Consc

Sir Stafford Northcote, althoneh .o"So, ,so
a,jvs defopfls Lord Rpon, his wihg asso ,s,,rro,
Yo,nt Uiet Commission in letter 10 q bonu"A -.
n,ch sI,uded to the honors conferred upo" LOU 'pV"
~ 1,,,,,aorv.a cir stafford says; "fhe eh-Nom''s
-. =, ho, = had tho honor 60 be one nave not Se'
-, :, - 'sor 20 .he charges OF negligence, sioven
49,. "a nher faults which nave pcen HcoH ,lauo
hhess, "u Thcfr reioence is Cue rot 10 any uoupt
a. he t a is better, in the interests of peace and
pelel l maj they should say nothing TO Ccmpncate
difficulty, which trust may ySt nnd
solution. We are, Of course, aware that our
1850 expOses TO taunts. which are qnite willing
g. iasr But personal attack such 6s you make upon
Id Rpon. appears to 10 be one which his late COT
CUES ought not TO witness without protest"
Mrs. Radcliffe, whose chastity the claimant
in the Tchbone case had impugned, gave her evidence
on the 2sd u and aided considerably in proving him an
ipoStor She detailed history OF her relations with
her COUSIN and mentioned certain presents given 70 her
by Roger among which was such article as a gold
crsciGx which the claimant had specified. On the 22d
June 1882 Roger left having given her on that day
paper IN which he promised TO bald church 10 the
Virgin il he married within three years She had
never seen him since That" she repeated 1
soelnnly swear" She then described infinitely the ap
pearance and habits OF Roger HchbOrne and narrated
her interview with the claimant when he addressed ho
Lucy" and MIR. Townley, who accompanied her us
Katie" She expressed herself perfectly ceItam
claimont NOT her cousin Roger an ass.
ton which, after rigid crosSeXa10inatton she aShn
repeated with emphasis Serean Ballantne she also
CInpbatiCaLy answered Never" 10 the question "he
Tier he had ever said done ANYTHING which might no
he said or done by an honorable young man 10 pue
minded girl
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

The earnings OF the Pacific Railroad Of Missouri for the
fourth week OF February, 1872. 6343Ifourth
OF February. 1871 sci increase si539 for the year
commencing March 1, ISL s. 362s,oH for the year COM
mencng March l. 1870, s3499i increase, sl37753; for
tho month of February s23ss23 for the month Of
February, 1871, s2l9,5Oi increase, sl93l9.
We regret to announce the death OF Mr.. John T. Law
renee many years about 2O Director in the Broad
way Bank. For long time Mr. Lawrence prom
nent carriage manufacturer and the news OF his death
will be received with deep regret by wide circle of
friends.
The receipts Of cotton at all the ports for the past
week bales against 1902 the previous week.
The total receipts Sept l. 1871, are 2292327 bales
against 3O5 for the corresponding period OF the
previous year. showing a decrease IN the present
crop Of O3 bales The exports from all ports for the
week 1851 bales against s bales for the same
week last The total exports for the expired portion
the year 1876 6G bales against 9S4 bales
for the time last year The stock at all the ports Is
400 bales against for the date in ISL
The Duly Bulletin gives the following statement OF
la. fDv tI,a, ~ a1prtar
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
THE 8 " CT. FIRST MORTGAGE
SINKING FUND
LAND GRANT BoNns 0r TIE


ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CRY RAILROAD
COMPANY,
in denominations of $1,000, $500, and 800. cor,,.
or Registered, can now be obtained 10 liD.;...
amount only from the undersigned, or thronsh AZ
principal Banks and Bankers throughout the ITn,,.a
States.
The safety and Reliability Of these Bonds :, A.,
denced in the continued and increasing demand g.
them by prudent and careful investors, who have ~
vested in them after most thorough and rigid Az
animation Of the security pledged for their pawn
both interest and principal.
THEY ARE SECURED by fret and on,v moy,.,.
on the Companys railroad, [ehich riu soon e,sn,s,
the Union Pacific Road al Fort Kearney ,riA LA
City Of 81. Joseph, No., already an important rail
road centerl-upon the Franchises Of the same-upo,
the Equipment and personal property of every escrn-
tion-upon the Land Grant Of the Company granted
by Special Act of Congress, approved July q, lss
amounting to 100000 acres, whch has been oGciau,
certified 10 the Company by the Commissioner Of "a,
General Land Office in his Official report 10 Coaqrs,.
t,ansmitted through the Secretary of the Interior on
Jan. TO- 1872.
The Bonds are issued only as they represent com.
pleted and equipped Road; all proceeds Of Bond,
beyond this are held by the Trustees in trust until
the necessary completion entities the Company to
these proceeds.
The Road is bnilt frst-class in every particular
and has been so received and accepted by the DE.
partment of the Interior.
The Mortgage Deed Of Trust prohibits the sale %
any Of the Company's Lands at less than four 81
dollars per acre. payable to the Trustees and applied
to the payment Of the Bonds through the operation
of the Sinking Fund. The payment of the Bonds
before maturity is not compulsory upon the holders
The Bonds are therefore secured by two classes OF
property combined in mortgage the value of either
largely exceeding the amount of Bonds which can DO
issued under the mortgage
Trustees-FarmeIs Loan and Trust Company Of
New-York.
The Bonds have thirty years to run, with both
principal and interest payable in Gold. The princi
pal payable in New-York, the interest at eight ep.
c.) per cent payable in February and August either
in New-York London, or Frankfort-on-the-Ma Man,
free of tax.
Price 81! and accrued interest in Currency. The
Bonds are receivable at par and accrued interest IN
payment for the COmpany's Land Sales. Maps, cir
culars documents and full information furnished on
application
The Bonds Of this Company have alwaya been re-
ceved with favor by investors and capitalists, have
always commanded n ready market, and We unhesI-
tatingly recommend them believing this loan viii
rank equally with that of the Eastern Division is
sues, which are now selling at premium above par
TANNER d Co..
Bankers, No. II Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

The money market has been active all day to the stock
brokers, who have rule been compelled to pay per
cent in gold for their accommodations all day. and 1872
fiat and with interest exceptionally. The closing rates
were per cent currency per cent gold the former
quotations being Government bonds all day.
after bank hours ll6 cent bonus paid Prime
mercantile acceptances quoted at TO per cent The
bank statement is favorable. and reflects ilatterng
gain in the surplus legal reserve OF s67390o the
banks now holding si,Ils,35o. This arises from
the gain in specie and greenbacks, and the
decrease in deposits and circulation, the loans
being down s937.7Oo The coin movement Of the week
covers received at the Treasury in Customs, and
tC66O3 paid by the Treasury In the way OF interest
the speco shipment amounting to sJ96753. Tho follow
ing shows the condition OF the New York City banks
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

The gold market has been du with chief sales at 10l
the range being 11cl. The rates paid for having
balances carried A. 4, c, and per cent Judge
Richardson the Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury,
arrived from London yesterday. in the China and will
report at Washington Monday, whittier his books ana
documents have preceded him. The public Will be
obliged to await the results of his operations abroad be-
fore ascertaning the amount OF called bonds bought in
the European markets. Tho Assistant Treasurer paid
out in coin interest (over duc $4,000 making the total
since January S2l 37iOOO also redeemed, in called
bonds 900, making total Of S276l3. The days bus
ness at Gold Exchange Bank follows Gold
cleared, S23G6cOO gold balances, sl,G9250; currency
huluncea Go The following the nuntai lions:
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
The days transactions ut the U. s. sub-n
Washington, $4,000.

The market for foreign exchange throughout the week
has ruled quiet but has shown much rmness Influenced
doubtless to extent by the anticipation of a
mittancc abroad Of collections TO be account of
Fivewenty bonds which interest has ceased since the
9TH inst In the carly part of the week considerable
amounts of borrowed bills negotiated by stock
brokers without affecting the market. The Directors of
the Bank OF England made no change in their minimum
rate OF discount the bullion decreased 92OOO and
private advces report street below the bank
figure Of per cent Sight rates therefore cOmpara-
lively weaker than for long bills Quotations at the close
follows, having been without change during the
course of the week
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

The quotations based Cotton running In quality not more 'n
CoFFEE%The market for Rio and prize, nal; Wei
India grades lair demand and seld 4e 1893 b agaAI,
Flour GSD ME4Lvc have bad very del sS4 Ga...ss,eg
Flour market last the arrivals have ncae and SIN nhi
vorabe Liverpool advices reduced ns spPrs orders and ma
have declined much Of the Flour tohan rsey
Of ordinary and eomon qualities 1a the ssIo & any % ~ s
extent unless considerable declines a inactivity and depression "a
3 5S SF1%fh off q he Tnes which co%men early last Autumn
which natural course OF thing shond have lod0ced mt@
and price. Of The low grad, are are .c. %s.. ,s o..
the falling of the Pr nc and huopean demand hSes
We have very small STOCK Of shipping M SIand 'ta III 10 % @ %
Winter Wheat r'rs have oeen offered mo ie ami 70 -n lgs %
close FANNY Extras have been IN moderate aI ahl Ra,, .ta .
S Ssa % %uSS e e gSd So IA and sGne % have been
msnd but lower In eaoee spnng meat EAs a., G
hey are held With much the Wheat which they s
almost hsus The Of the wee % oJ Noeaa,
wes last wear they were S2 bb ncsng 3o bb Europe
the tTade and this in great measure explains uass on
Of To-day the foS rnarAe sas yefy al a %
dull and ire ar No. supesne reqo Al the CO.'S
there the Sasi yss '1 6beP fe, are a'
Dol 790s5 50 OHIO, Ind H. sup se was
;: s9s sss oSs 20 E. q.Gs s s s
Sat-: lFsae; so. Ss @;s West q, E. E5:' -, 80
Sn.O Msa SeigInn GIiIa h. 90 Double kIiis do -
,;. 500 ' i E: E: R1S: $s. Ess Es s
Ohio and Meh.... 900 S5 Genesee Extra hran 90
Southern Flour dnl lower; the assortment les do'A
at the cose steady quiet sales OF ~ 0e
Georgetown, Mix 10 Good sup ~ sOG - ~
Bait. Alex Georgetown. EIra and Family Sg u ~
Richmond GOuutry, Extra,
Rye Fonr du and quite heavy sales o % Dds we glot
Rge H.. %
Rye Flour State Pennsylysns 20
Cor steady and In far dnand sales Of 30 oOs' SS
Western Yellow at 50 80. in store we quo'
Corn Mss JERSEY 80 60 - ID Corn Meal br " - 10 a
Corn Meal Western. so so Corn Meal b. pl' ~ = - -
Coru Mea. WesIW. 50 3 s. ,.o o5sq :, 1,
Canada plenty and in fair demand al 90 y" ~
bhL o.. eaass n ana
Buckwbeat Flour dull and quite heavy' State $'9T " ~
Pennsy vania, 80 l5d So S. ., ~. v.rov al
81 40; Coarse Meal 81 52GS Sl 50; Cob do - iva -
n. Al 0n5I 81
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11
THE MARKETS
Tcaretully reported for THE rRrBusE

SATURDAY Marh lsi2
ASpFS-The receuts to-day are pkgS; limited
quest aud steady at SO IS. Pearls are dull al SO.
COTTONhe demand moderate and the market unchaneed e'
l54 bales 9i last EVENING" including sel for export 20 Tor 'o
transit; Last egerlugMarn
800 az pic April 22c 2CO at p 7l6c b0s 2c May 70
22ic leo be- 100 at 23! POI at 2Jo June 100 a. . % Wv
100 IIc August 100 at 2sei September Nv
ne October 100 at zoe December 200 az le 29 AZ c
total bales; tosyMaTcb, 200 at 2 100 at 9c O al
pc p Il6c 100 at 22c; April go at = tide 40 ,
PFC, 200 at 2lc 800 at y 9Oc 100 - bct
200 M 2l lie 400 al sc Nav p 5 6 lO at 21c 100 az
23! 800 BE June, 10 at 23c 300 At 70 J ~
23c August loo Pie September 100 at 2e e1ehange-se
loo March for 100 May lec P to ez lD haeh 10Y '
June; total grand total II o0 bales We duote;
New-York tribune., 1872-03-11

TIE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LAND GRANT BoSDs
of the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY now completed,
for SALE at 924 and accrued interest in currency by
WHITE, MORRIS g. Co, No. IS Wall-st.. and
GwYNNE, JOHNSON 81 DAY, No 1G Wall:st.