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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-25
For COuneiImanL7fh Ward

For Alderman and COuncilmen-Sth
Ward.
WE are authorized to announce NJ. G. COT
w TON for Alderman, and DR.. G. K. WIN
SION and EDWARD WILLARD for Council
men of the Eighth Ward. augN to
WE are authorized to announce NJ. l..
w BLANTON as a candidate for Alderman
from the Eighth Ward at the ensuing Municipal
Election. seP20 tie
WYE are authorized TO announce HUGH CAR
w ROLL as candidate for Councilman in
the Sth ward sep3 If
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-25
For CouDctlman-etb ward.
For AIderman-7th ward.

For Aiderman-7th Ward.
NTE are authorized TO announce JAMES A.
w Chiffon as a candidate for Alderman
from the Seventh Ward at the ensuing Munich
pal Election. aug31 to
For COunciIman-7th ward.
WYE are authorized to announce W. @. HURT
w as a candidate for Councilman from the
It'll Ward. . aug25 to
WE are authorized 10 announce SAM HUNT
w as a candidate for Councilman in the 7th
ward at the ensuing NJ unicipal Election.
aug22 ten
WE are authorized to announce PHILIP
w LINDSLEY as a candidate for Council
man from the Seventh Ward, at the ensuing
Municipal Election.
Sept. 4, 1872. sep5 te
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-09-25
For Sale at Auction,
THE
Most Desirable Farm in North
Alabama.
ssTHE NTcHOON PLACE. ?

I'm the 18th October next, on the pre-
I misses, (if not sold before at private sale,)
s6an sell to the highest bidder, without re-
- thnt r.,nlI-L rnnsIn and Haluable Farm.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-20
Undertaking.

also keep constantly hand large assortment OF
really made C0fns, Rose Wood imitation. Black Walnut
and Imitation of Black Walnut. all of which can trim
In two hours notice. In rcquesea equal any
city. also have a splendid iearsc in readiness when
called for.
GRAVE CLoTHEs.-A new feature has recently been ad
ded to this furniture ra ther 10 the I'm
dertakers department of ione that fail to
mend Itself to the community, and will show the dspo
stlOn of the proprietor To make his establishment
perfect may be- twill 20 far to relieve the work and
hustle, incidental to- and repugnan In OF be
burial This consists IN keeping eand, and rea'y for
immediate u.e, stock OF grave-ccthes. variety OF
taste aud appropriateness various In price, and both
black and white mal lerials, Asngle order for coffin
may, therefore, embrace the habments of the dead
and thus the friends OF the deceased In the midst
OF grief from much that particularly disagreeable
and ncongruOus In the way OF for the grave
JOHN DUCRO.
Ashtabula Ohio Jan. let. 1870 1852 n
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-20
rT0rIcE. u
Real Estate Agent & Owner.

00 LOTS near Main ST., Ashtabula, o.
=, ~ " aess,. go2d house, barn and orchard; ~
ef sonih oI Asntsppla 90 the main road 10 Jeerson
pals eeoa building. hui carriage and blacksmith
mIIes south Of KepRgsyie on The old TnrnpiEe oeoa
house barn and orchard have also for sale three new
1ep natfes. ensee sna on easy terms; also othcr
US sA-s afDw. GARY.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-20
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.

SMITH & FRENCH Manufacturers a
Daelers in LEATHER 4 FINDINGS, ia the
Hollow, opposite Phenix Foundry, Main street, Ash
tahua, Ohio.
CASH PAID FOR HIDES. PELTs AND CALF SKINS
just received, and for sale as good an assorted
stock Of
LEATHER AND FINDINGS
he teund IN any Western Market and which vii
be sold on the most reasonable terms hope to make II
object for Boot and Shoe, and Harness Manufacturers
In the vicinity to vOr with their patronage felina
Satisfied that can sell them everything needed In the
business as cheap be found IN Cleveland or even
the Eastern Markets thereby saving freight aud travelling
expenses and loss OF time
All are cordially invited TO call and examine nv stock
before purchasing elsewhere Confident that can make
IL for your interest to buy in this Market shall take
pleasure In seeing my old friends and the pabc and
showing them my stock Below, give partial list Of
Spanish and slaughter sole upper and harness Leather
spanish and slaughter kp French calf and kip oak and
hemlock calf and kip collar leather and horse hides
mems and womens morocco; band md laotng leather
Innings, bindings, topping and russcts.
FINDINGS.
Lasts pegs, thread webb Packards Ink iron and zin,
nails round head tacks brises avis hammers pncers
sand stones asps kpyes 1oats size sticks and straps
boot trees shoe laces punches lasting irons eyeets
let SETS sttcwhecs stitchmarkers heel sbaves edge
planes strip avis, welt knives elastic, heel ball. stitch
ing cord lasting acks heel and toe plates boot backing
boot brushes, harness oils, and al kinds Of finishing
irons. etc. etc SMITH FRENCH.
fs1tnhula 1871. 1916
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-20
ReaJ Estate For Sale.

A FARM Of 100 acres of excellent
"a Land, situated on Plymouth Ridge ~ miles
o% vEe Ven Ta5s.e and exeeGs %
property. For sale cheap.
7sI ACRE FARM on the road to Plymouth. 81
milss hom Ashlabula Village, with excellent buildings
and dne location
ALSO 70 ACRE FARM on the Plank road two and
onehalf miles south, Good buildings fruit, aud other
THE BREWERY on Bank street and several bust.
ness lots on Main street.
Alsoa ane Farm Of 55 acres miles East from Ashta.
gacres vineyard and OF orchardlng o houses and
barns, all In good repair. Very cheap.
Also, a wood lot OF IS acres near the r. r. In Pym.
Terms easy
small hrm Of 20 acres All tilablc land with good
building aud abundance ot frult Of Nil kinds situated
Village ''' ~
4 Machine Shop on Main Street. AshtabGla engine,
boiler aud good assortment OF tools.
magnlheent estate on the North Ridge about 4
the best land. large and convenient House. nearly
new, Gpe barn and out bulldogs, also new. Allknds
try residence. This estate IL offered at great sacrifice
on account of the falling health and the broken up eondi
uon OF the owners family.
A Lot Of z3B acres, one nfth Of which is woodland,
about one'half mile from Ashtabula Village, the
Gulf
Two Fine Residences and Lots OF y acre each on
Chestnut ST. and also two on Camp ST. Barns, Fruit,
good Water and everything convenient to each.
Also, very desirable property ON North Ridge Road
the old Fair Grounds, consisting Of house nearly
aruit
A desirable residence ON Centre st.
Aso, House and Lot Park ST., directly In the
centre OF the Village.
Beautiful Country Seat and 10 acres OF excellent gar
den land with Orchard ard Vineyard and many varln-
ties OF small fruits. AbOlt y miles West from AshtA
balA Village ON the North Ridge Road.
A splendid Garden OF nearly three acres under high
cultivation aud iul O the choicest ifuith, together with
House Barn and other appertlnenees, to be- sold very
cheap. Situated little S ". OF the Borough limits Oh
the Round Head Road, known as the Bliss property.
Prospect Streets Fine Garden aud abundance Of fruit
An excellent Stock Farm ON the old Turnpike. az
miles from Ashtabua containing l95 acres OF nme land
ample aud good
Alec, the Thomas Booth farm on the Lake Shore.
100 acres.
A valuable firm on North Ridge Road, ~ miles East
ef ArhtAbuia Village 100 good buildings aud con
xenieny arranged, also house aud y acre Of land IN
kast Village.
Also. another farm In sheneld ibs acres, 90 acres
wood land Known ~ the l.. W. Baker mtm.
Small Farms or Pasture lands cheap In Plymouth aud
near AHhtAbula Village,
Many other arms In different localities and sizes to
suit purchasers.
a cheap and very desirable property near the West
FaLh IN AshtAbulA Village; also, House and Lot
oa Centre Street Besides Houses and Lots in an parts
oIths Village. Western lAnda aud city Lots In Dnluth
Inquire Of
.....s.,. n NJ. a.. Real Estate and Ins. AEt
AsAs&beiA o.. Dee Atl, lhn. liOs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-20
symptoms oiLiv-

l. er Complaint are uneasi-
lcss and pain In the side. Some
lines the pain IL In the shoulders
md IL mistaken for rheumatism.
rhe stomach Is affected with loss
IF appetl.eand sickness, bowels
generally Gostive, sometimes al
crnatlng with lax The head Il
dull, heavy sensation, consider
,cCmpanled with painful sensa-
tion Of having left undone
something which ought to
have been done. Often com.
! planning OF weakness, debility
and low spirits. Sometimes
many OF the above symptoms
attend the disease, and at 9th.
or times very few Of them |:
but the liver II generally the
Organ most involved, Cure the
Liver with.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-20

Than any other establishment OF the kind in connry
or city. mean what ray, and would invite the pub
lie In general TO for themselves before buying else
where am making II an object for any one 10 give
me call and IL will pay them well for coming see
large stock to select from WHICH Ia large any In any
city. Having sixteen years experience In busineps and
buying all my stock direct from the manufacturers East
and conducting my business enables me to sell
lower than any competitor in the region. My work is
us IL always has beeI-the best,
also have on hand large stock Of Eastern work.
which sell very low among which will be found single
lounges, bed lounges carpet and rep lounges.
own make
man q Co.'S Flour and Feed Store.
Also part uar attention paid to carpet laying Curtain
and Cronice banging. all OF which will bo done with
readiness and dispatch.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-20
Clothing.

e,Beaver Suits. Trcot Beaver Suits,
Harris Sass. Suits. Scotch Suits,
English Milton Suits Silk Mixed Suits.
Black Doe Skin Suits. Satinett Suits.
Blue Black Drese Suits large line of Derby Sacks.
also full line of
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-04-20
SIMMONS

troubled with palm, and dull, heavy scneat
able loss of memory, accompanied with n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-08
SECOND BOARD-l =. VI.
snI,, OIL Rtnf, Ronda- Rnillnnd Bon L. Bdnk aud Ia


The first week in the new year was not fraught
with any exciting events though the various markets
have shown much activity and the volume Of business
was measurably larger than usual at similar periods in
the past At close, stocks lost their buOyancy gold
fell below point which it started and Government
bonds also reacted The srinGency IN money has ex-
cited attention, the January disbursements not having
az yet found their way back into loanng channels That
they will TO the material relief OF the market
is generally believed, aud in fact already the sringcncy
may he said to have relaxed somewhat The reason Of
the extraordinary activity OF the money mar
ket has been repeatedly set forth In these
columns, hut tho continued obStnacy on
tho part OF Mr. Boutwell, in retaining the Treasury
vaults SO large amount Of currency, has naturally
caused feeling Of Indignation mercantile circles, and
especially among those who have been compelled
TO pay for currency ut the dicaton Of lenders The
reduction in the total Of gold sales and bond
purchases for the present month not suili-
cient prevent the accumulation of greenbaeks though
OF course the Treasury locks up less currency by this
operation than before any rate even If the Secretary
should now amend his policy, the public would derive
little benefit from it, as tho market is crlvitating
toward case with probabilities OF early pressure to
lend The chief topic OF discussion in financial circles
to-day has been the reported negotiations
pending for the purchase Of s3OOOOOOOD OF
new five per cent bonds, and also the same
OF the ~ per cents But little however ia known
to the terms OF the reported propositions Is there
as yet any defnite information hand though more
Importance attached TO later reports the first having
been generally regarded n stockiobb!ug canard. 1t
assisted the bulls the Stock Exchange In advanc-
ing their favOrites and restoring activity to the
market at time when it gave every indication OF drift
ing into dizziness At the opening prices were
firm but subsequently went of tai per cent on all the
active stocks There another advance at the call.
but the market did not hold and again reacted at
O'Clock. From this hour, however, steady upward
movement effected. the advance ranging from TO
u per cent the rise being led by Western Union Tee-
graph, Lake Shore which quoted dividend North
west Common, and Union Pacific. Among the usually
less active stocks note advance In G. C. & l. G.
10 a. and Panama from I TO Gi Morris and Essex sold
nj 92i; Alton and Teire Hautc. % Delaware, Lacka-
and Western, 1854 d1Oi; and Fort Wayne, Oc.
Miscellaneous Goal aud Express shares firm but
quiet The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices Of active stocks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-08

settling ground Of emiDants and our own people
from the East Advices from Scotland, Germany,
and other European countries announce tna5 curing
next Spring and Summer large colonies OF thriving
and industrious farmers from these countries VIII
settle along the line OF this road. BY this operation
the lands Of the Company will increase greatly IN
value and enable the ST. JOsRPH AND DESVER CITY
RAILROAD TO take it's place with the Illinois Central
Railroad NJ another remarkable success OF land
grant roads in the Western country.
We arc now offering the remaining balance OF the
g PER CENT GOLD INTEREST AND PRINCIPAL FIRST
MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS OF
THE sr. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD COM
PANY WESTERN DIVISION at 974 and accrued interest
in Currency but receivable par and accrued
in payment for lands The interest account is made
light for the Company through the operation OF the
sinking fund created from sales of the Companys
land, which, in many cases. draw interest at the
rate Of ten nO per cent per annum. The bonds are
first and only mortgage the property franchises,
aud land grant Of the Company. They combine a
perfect security, with the highly desirable features
Of long loan and liberal rate of Understanding
thirty years to run and bearing per cent gold IN
terest per annuIn. payable semi-annualy, with the
principal also payable in gold. The FARMERS
LOAN And TRUST COMPANY arc trustees tfOr the
bondhOders, and the proceeds Of the land sales
to retire the bonds which can be purchased for the
Sinking Fund up to 1l5. This operation must
eventually cause n great appreciation in the market
value Of the bonds.
In recommending this loan with our unqualified
Endorsement, we would call attention to the fact
that upon the amount remaining unsOd the Com
pany reserve the right TO advance the price at any
time and without notice; and we would further d-
rect the attention Of the investing public to the i'm
p0rtant fact that the bonds of the EASTERN DIVISION
OF THE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
COMPANY, bearings pei cent interest havenever sold
as low IA the subscription price since they were all
placed having been marketed by our firm at 97l, and
are now quoted at 1919 to 1927, and accrued interest
equal to 1917 TO 1857 When the present loan is
closed and TIE bonds are placed on the Stock Ex-
change list there is every to expect that they
will appreciate in value to the standard of the per
cent bonds of the Michigan Central and Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy Companies, which securities
now command higher prices than any other Railroad
bonds in the United States.
TANNER & Co., Bankers, No. II Wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-08
To INVESTORS.

BANKIXG HOUSE or JAY COOkE & COol
20 WALL-sT., Jan. &.
Money saved from earnings derived from profits
naturally seeks investments which yield the largest
income consistent with entire security.
Government bonds, the bonds of some of our best
governed States and cities, together with the First
Mort gage Bonds of our well-managed railroads, are
safe bevondall question and offer the essentials with
out which Investments are neither judicous nor
profitable.
The NORTHERN PACIFIC FIRST MORTGAGE '-u
GOLD BoNps WE RECOMMEND to all classes an IN
vrstment combining "A PROFITABLE RETURN With
ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
They embrace the following leading features The
road with it's equipments and earnings, and also the
entire land grant of the company amounting toover
10000 coo of acres is nortRaged for the sole security
OF these bonds.
They bear interest at the rate OF $40 per cent ;
both principal and interest payable in gold. the
interest seni-annuaIly january and july, at the
banking-houses of Jay Cooke IL Co.
They are exempt from United States tax ana are
issued n various denominations both registered and
coupon.
These bonds are being RAPIDLY SOLD 10y us at pa
and accrued interest in currency, and all marketable
stocks and bonds are received in exchange AT the
highest current price JAY COOKE 81 Co..
New York. Philadelphia, and Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-08
ENION PACIFIC BONDS.

The undersigned offer for sale, at the current mar
ket rates the First Mortgage and Land Grant Bonds
of this Company.
The First Mortgage Bonds due 1895, bear the same
rate of Interest as United States FiveTwenleS six
per cent gold free of taxi; they first licl upon
the Road and its equipment.
The Land Grant Bonds are a first mortgage upon
the remaining 500 S5S 1O0 acres of land belonging
to the Company, the proceeds Of all sales of which
are solely applied to the redemption of the Land
Grant Bonds. The total sales of land to October 81
1871, were 4SO14l 29-Oo acres. for S2O3Os3l 49, av-
eugng 81 % per acre. The net earnings for the
first six months (of the third fiscal year, ending Nov
I, 1871 were $2,45O219 N-mOre than twice the
amount of the interest upon the First Mortgage and
Land Grant Bonds and about three times the amount
Of the interest upon the First Mortgage Bonds The
annual interest upon the First Mortgage Bonds is
81 G34 270, gold the annual interest upon the re-
naming Land Grant Bonds is Sf50S20, currency
MORTON, Bliss, q Co.,
80 Broad-st, y. V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-08
RAPID TRANSIT
PROJECT or A STEAM ELEVATED RAILWAY IN
THIRD-AVE,

IlitHD-ANf'
A new plan for rapid transit mas peen ue-
1,sed nv T. 9 Dickinson, superintendent OF the Third
ave Railroad. It is q steam eleNaNu runway WIN
double tracks 10 erected over the street runway anu
q. ,od from the lower part OF the city through the
- and 11irdave and over the Harlem Bridge
int, county The roadway Is TO be supported
nv i,,rs placed al intervals Of 60 feet or six OF them
a. b,oct three on each side Of the street The mate
,.a q, he used IS casron OF sufficient strength 10 with
stand tle severcst pressure 20 which II may be sub
tected The sides of the bridge to he eight feet In
hpht and lamps will he placed at the eNtromes OF the
pars which will Inc 10 feet above the roadbed Ibe car
wheels Will have deep augcs within, ana heavy timber
will he fastened ON the OUTSIDE OF inc rams 10 secure
the traius from pluDCng into the streets below shOnd
rail become broken or the cars run OH me Ihtk; A. 70
contemplated 10 have eight stations he.Wceh me ny
Hail aud Harlem, and these WIZ De situated III Tue
middle Of the blocks. There viii he two platforms at
each station opposite sides OF thc street, so ta' pas
sen GERS desiring MP down town viii not he com
peed e. cross the tracks. hit may get into the cars rom
The anuronriae platforms Tie roadway win be drained
Ivy the pillars. which Will he hollow, ana VIII colnhi
cate with the sewers in the street below.
IL is claimed that the COsi or CONSTRUCTION VIII no tN
coed 100000 per mile ana thar me company gar! nlUu
carry passengers at uniform rate V 10 cents i3r my
distance This plan viii I've prcseted TO the Legislature
and many persons of wealth and experience III Ihli"S
matters interested III the project Inc Ihnu-"NS
Railroad Company believes that IL has the hight, accou
ing 10 it's charter build elevated or any other r
Way as the bill entities the company 20 " use lne
conveying passengers by horse power Tue COMPANY
would have applied 10 the Legislature asI year loI an
amendment authorizing II TO use steam In The manner
inded had il not been deferred by the conviction that
IL would compelled furnish large sums TO the mem
ers Ring in order to secure the passage oi the
hin Mr. Dickinson saws that the company that OWNS mo
surface road should control the elevated IhHWaf Wu
the same rates he charged on boz ana system VI
fer be earned into effect 80 that the elevated rao
should leave passenger eight or ten blocks distant IRON
his home he would he entitled 10 use the surface iuaa 10
convey him 10 his point OF destination WITHOUT eAu"
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peCFIprs OF PRODUCE.

Pc, North Rtrcr p,sss and Rh,roasei,., IS 80,
Jan 6-22 pigs Ashes Pig Bees.SI ~ sso bO faf
Cotton Seed " pkks Dnd Fruit J4 boi sf 80 U.h Blsf.
"a 500 hush Cora lt6d3 bush Oats So bnh hs NJ so 81
232 SACKS seed $40 bbs Beans go bash Peas 80
lueiwbeat Flour hairs Hemp 81 bses Hop 49,. VA
Leather 81 bales Moss q bale. Tow 80 eoa " T 80 30
snIIts TuTuente 20 bhs Crude Turpentue 80 bh l m Rtc
Ros,n 26 pkgs Poh gl9 pkg. Cut Meats ~ pfg M
Isr l3S pIsS searH 0s pkga BITTER 100 pkss s,,es ~
Tslos 81 Dressed Hogs Is hhds O. Sugar ~ lD bbs
psss Tea % hhds Tobacco l.os9 obs WHISKY, ~ bales
Apples 1871 bhs Oil - =, -. .nsps faiu DAY
eyrnIps jan 6: bb. Flour, asa bbls Nh1, 80 Ion
Mel $40 hays Corn Meal asa hash. Wheat 800 - 10 baA
al M hush Oats 90 bush Mat $500 buh bs pa 16s
Grass seed la pkgs. Ashes, go sef iva @ prs,,l
nkss Cut Meats 10 IA pigs Lan, lB5 kes Lar - bes
Is5s bbls Beans 6q bales Cotton, u PKG paS -.
Hops. 964s pkgs Butter. b,oS' boss Cbeess 800 ' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-08
N ln the undernOted years :

Nessrs Tanner g. Company financial agents OF inc 81
Joseph and Denver CITY Railroad Company lh'ie th'
attention OF investors 10 their statements In lcfeere 10
the construction OF the road In another column VIII
he aeon that great care has that the iron ana
railing stock OF the road shall be OF superior character
The rails are made ly the Darlington Iron Company
specially for this road. Of new ana pecu-
liar pattern, with view TO great dnraDhity
The grading and superstructure are IN Keeping WIN 'no
rails and have been 70 be one OF the Oesen %
Western country The rolling stock now IN useRnd In
process OF construction is of the best qnay anu WI"
favorabIy with the older roads OF tho country
The managers anticipating heavy traffic upon the com
petion OF the road summer, have taken steps to
have sufficient cars and engines I'm readiness 30 that
Will at once he fully equipped and ready for business
The grades are approaching Platte River, rs miles from
Fort Kearney and the trackayers will follow as quickly
as is consistent with proper construction OF the road
and the manager expect TO have the entire line
completed in time for summer travel. The Burlington
and South Western Railroad, connecting Burlington WIN
st. Joseph will be completed the present year. These
roads in connection with the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, will form air line from Chicago
20 ST. Joseph and make the shortest route
TO the Pacific. The managers contemplate
that large portion OF the through traffic will pass over
their line in addition the local business that VIII In
evitably fnd an outlet market through this channel
The bonds Of the road bearing per cent interest ID
god first mort gage on the road and rolling STOCK
and also first lien upon 100000 Of Land along the
line of railway Kansas and Nebraska, and the entire
received their sale is be applied to the
payment OF this loan.
The philadelphia stock market was steady to-day;
Pcunsy yania g. third ISSUE sold at lOG Philadelphia
and Erie r. r., ~; Reading r. r. Sc; and Pennsy
wanna X. h. 6sk Gold closed at 1903.