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TIE Records Of TIMES
- Al Lowell, MAS, proves
= y. ,. EJRNIATS
~ Sew Turbine superior B..
: al 9th 1899 ! gave D. la-rrr a--
: ceuta-s tlsl any Other Tlae-
p q ma p Guish- PAN. d. lt ans a.-----eT.
q Price L.s5. ty y. r. BURN =
~ y 81. AcGE, "a J-.r --
- rcsWfv
zTY JOLLY FRIENDS ~kt EET.
III LEUIs' la- ara greatest v rz cd --a1l--
success. I3-i -lHusl-i lc l--ss. agents .a.--...
AMI cli.iug n Ulry. AGENTS wanted Cr7-l aIa-s
ESQ. EhCLEA<. Pc...-.- School ~f.. --a
july -}-fd2Uiw
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TALl.sOAS
10y 1Hg-
NcTfalCut F5CrSe seek So,
-IS72-

-IS72-
Tho following stations VIII &c allowed to serve
r limited number o., Hares. besides those belonging
% the Company, tic T-e'est sssFo1i II The Stock
Farm.
%oodhu-a PlCt, ne Hundred Dollars
Walsh Chef, re Hundred DolGrs
Terms Casb before removal OF Mare Mares
rot proving uca can ae returned next season Tree
Of charge
Pas. uriu- Ono Dollar per week, or if kept By the
y5sr. One Hundred Dollars Escapes and accidents
OF al. kinds must he at owners risk.
YORKSHIRE LEXINGTON
BA1-I5 hards foaled $50, by Lexington.
1T Dan, Hymenia, by imported Yorkshire.
20 Little Peggy, by Cripple. he hy Metlc.
- fsEgy stewart by Cook whip.
an Mary Bedford. by Duke OF Bedford.
5ih Imported Spectator.
Gth Col. Holmes Dare Devil Mare, BY in
MS horse is a full brother 90 AnEel.n AID
" Fdiushoro,n and hslf brother to Nersi ard
IS Ni-sil" by Nandal.
CEAYBRINO.
BiArK-I5 Laucs, foalcd 1855, got hy Relf's Man
brino Pilot, lIyho has public record OF 20 ~
NamAruo Chief, lady Thoru's Sire Dam Moihe
Harrison, got BY Cassius NJ. Clay. twho has
public TeecId Of 39i; private - by Heh,ry
- Bashaw by Imported Grand Bashaw.
WOODBURE PILOT.
BLtck-i6 hands, foaled 1865, got by r. !, Alex
auder's Pilot il, he by Pacing tiioti cut q Nancy
Pope, by HaFce he ~ cir Charles q. Dan
Nancy Taylor, hy Imported Alfred. LIT, Gam hy
Msm6fin0 Chief. Size Of LACY Thorn) %, Dam,
ias, trottng mare ny fact pacing horse, owned
in Indiana, called Red Fox No0oburn Pilot
drew wagon when five ears Old fll mile On
yriYate) n 3D.. -
c. T. PREDHURE, supt.
II. n. NEWELL, soc'y.
E.rn 2-wu Shelturn' L
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r7. :. s. FLINT Z: CO., PzoezIzT3ss,
PROTIDENCE. =. /.
Sold at Wholesale By HENRY Co., lur..r s'oa
and at retail by r. j. srEAKSs & Co. T., ~ u
arr, VINCENT Z TaFr, IL j.. JOKES, Hufl-pst-a-
May 3, dkF6m
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Prof. Emedy's English Silver Corref Band.
composed exclusively of solo perform. p. viii -
company the c1ercices Of tho rings and 1-.-r1l
0-OiIe 60, e.iion a. Popular and Op,r4 .c Airs.
l. NiANNON, Ring Master
For fn.l list Of Performers and hil .a-t..l,s sol,
descriptive sheets ard sIaal. nj j.
"a nee circulation q air Is rlr-iel -tr.u y, .yry
i-st OF the tents. rendering The a'nl--lse ftIs
Auditorium and MeIarcric as PHI. a..t . q. 81, -
as IN the open fields.
Admission 70, -....,...
Child re II unGrr10 rca-s eI -.
Doors open ut and 4 o'cioc.. 7. ".
q WILL VISIT all PRINCIPAL TOWNS IN
VERMONT DURING THE MONTH OF SEPT
Y Cut out The following PAYS and DATES,
and keep it fer reference net TO mistake this
VAST AND POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT for any
other show.
Wiudso- Monday, Aug 25th Woodstock, Tues
day, Aug. 2 III south Royaltcn, Wednesday, Aug.
18th West Randolph, Aug. 18th Mortified Both +;
Montpelier. Sat. 3lst et0Wo, Sept. I'd Rich
mond, sept. Sd Burlington Eept. 4th; Milton,
Sept. 18th 81. Adams. Sept. 9th Enosburg, Sept
9TH hichiord, Sept 9;h North Troy. sept 10th
Derby Line. Sept. llth Coventry, Sept. 18th
Barton, Sept. 18th; Lyndon Sept. 18th st. Johns
bury, sept 18th; Danville. sept. nth Hsrdwick,
Sept. 18th ; horrsville, Sept 18th Cambridge
Centre, sept. 2l-h Hnesburgh. sept. 2lst Yer
gennes, Sept. I'D Bristol Sept. 18th MIDI ebury
Sept 18th. Brandon, Sept Goth; Rut and, Sept 27th
Fair Haven, Sept. 2sth Whitehall, Sept. 30th.
70 For full description, zee small hills and far
ther announcements.
Au. Tues Thrs : sat I5t
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was afflicted fG- several years with pa,piatioa
Ct the Heart attended with e.zz mass AID gradually
increasing debility. F1r more th1u two Sc Is ] wa
s-t jet 20 severe c3-tirg pains Through the heart
followed BY sense of sullca.i.u and fifhcg.ty 81
breathing, threatening irstar. death. tor eight
months vas unable O. lie covl hlt vas obi -ed 20
ST ho.stsred up iE be- O. in my char through o. e
night. When asleep tho motion OF the heart would
often stop, causing ne % weko suddenly in great
distress. AID prcTeat.-s FAC isoH getting necessary
rest.
was very Euci &c Cc.l DO lssE md strength
and had given up an hopes Of permanent Tcliei
when was induced by (, ieLd 60 Try che efficacy If
the HEART REGULATOR by the Use of a few
bottles, was restored 70 my usual health. AMI fer
the last ten ears have SUE Tes go severe attlcis
cteefruly and groatiully recommend it, gss o. al
persons licted with Dise-ss ci Tho Heart.
nKS. Z T.. REED
Do rot despair, however dlHcut you- case uay
appear, bet give ihc hEA-.r RtGU LArult trial
Il has cured many ys-y for advanced. and SSH ul-
d0uhtedly cure all Of Heat Disclse.
PRICE s. 90. Fgr Sa hT
VINCENT y TAFT
Eurlil-t.l.
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CONRAD BOILER.


FJG YOUNG LADIES, FLUSHING n 7.
ttrd or VII be resumed on september -. Board
e.- l-t-lon. Der aorEn. IN Ea=.sh ard treneh,
ian. L.s ir;a-sllat-OC, send fcr Ir0sp ectus-
Eu- fcA~fw
e % TIL. WGRhlNJ Class nals CT female. $50
! O. wceG guaranteed. Respectable employment
% i.le day OF evening no capitol required 'siul
Instructions ard Fausble package Of goods 90 start
with sent free By mall. Address with cent return
stamp, u. YOUSG co, 10 CORTLAND -, New
Ncra -Au- Z-f1&wiw
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Tie object in establishing this Institution
vas 10 stain the greatest perfection IN the
r-eraratiou. practice AID use Of Vegetable
remedies. AID to secure Q permanent place
whore Families. Invalids, or any person could
obtain tie hes, medical advice, and such rem
o.ics as each might require, without the use
Of poisonous drugs.
Ir Greene has been Physician Of the Insti-
tu-e since its foundation, now more than
twenty-five years. Few men have had 50
large experience in the treatment Of chronic
diseases. Or. Greene is in his ffty-ffth year
aai has devoted his life 10 this branch Of his
rro-cs-ion. and his success, we believe is with
cut parallel.
Among the diseases to which he gives es-
rr---l attention may be noticed Cancer, Scroi-
fla C4-a--h. bronchitis, Consumption, Heart
Disease. Neuralgia. Asthma. Nervousness
Ehcuuatisn. Paralysis, Spinal Diseases, Dys-
r,rs;a. Liver Complaint, Female Complaints
faint Stomach, Erysipelas, White Swelling,
S-h Bleum, Canker, Deafness, Kidney Dis
eases. seminal Weakness, &c.
ur Grcene's Medical Pamphlet, descriP-
tive Of diseases and their proper treatment, VIII
lie s-1t free to invalds.
Address, K. GREENE, NJ. D.,
q Temple Place, Boston, Mass
al- t5-utF
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SOD by all Druggists aad Dealers % alt.-7s.
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4 GREAT MORN on Manhood, Honanney :
and their mutual inter relations love, u ~
power, ec. Send for speenen pa e. ara
with terms. Address, NATIONAL fobLi'i'A'
CO., Phila, Pa.-Aug g. td&wiW
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STATIONS
AT MALVERN FARMS.
SEASON OF 1872.

TATTERSALL,
Brown Stallion, Isl hands; foaled Aug. 3, 1857, by
Rvsdvkis HSmbletonian. dam by Daniel Lambert
(by Ethan Alien out of Fannie Cook. by AbdallahG
I'd Dam Quakeress, by Young Emperor (by Bridges
Emperor out Of Cherub. by Ahdailahe 50 Dam py on
season Of Is72 at Malvern Farms, Morrisyille, La
noble County, Vt, at $50 to insure.
DIAL
Brown Stallion, I6 hands; Fosled June l. 1858 by
Geo. NJ. Patchen olt Of Quakeress lpedlsree aoove)
will make the season at same place at SIS TO in
sure Mares kept reasonable rates at owners risk
ALMON W. 6RISW0LD
For Circulars, and all matters pertaining 70 the
horses, address HENRY s. Tows, superintendent'
Worthwhile, Vt MAY io-Hu
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DUENG LADIFS' SCHOOL.
BURLINGTON.

ETR. Z IiEs. LOUIS POLLENS, assisted by com
III petent Teachers vii opca a SCHOOL FOR Young
"a. es at the BiselCw Place. on Church s.. on
Wednesday. September 45.h. l--- For particulars
apply for c.rcu. ~.
Aug. st IeodGWfw
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WANTED.
A FARMER COMPETENT TO TAKE CHARGE
"A of n large farm, with ten hands omployed
bust be between % and 30 years age and be able
to write a good hand, and keep all necessary ac-
counts. Must have good health, and be able, If
necessary 10 take the lead in all kinds Of work.
Prefer single man not afraid OF work. No fancy
crops. Should prefer a man from Vermont, or the
hill towns Of Massachusetts. Large salary will be
paid the right man. No applications answered
unless satisfactory parties apply. Give full particu-
lars of age, expcrience, health wages wanted, &c.
Address, YANkEE FAhMEh,
Lock Box n, Springfield. Mass.
Aug I6-v2t
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Prom joshua T. Kendall, Concord. s. H.
Ny vile was troubled with water a'aut Che Heart.
ami coald get no relief from any luysic an. ei1
also troubled With great rers Cu nose at certain
intervals, arising from Heat i9tl-c puscLls e,i
some CT the HtAGT kE1ILtTOE. and sle
obtained great relief Tie use OF the Htalt Eeru-
lator gave her immediate relief from ail sf1king IF
the spirits auI she would uo- BE without 80 n any
time
Sae Tsu q -rstc.g ly rccs amend Tie Heart ieEu
later 10 a-y oue troubled with ,le Heart l5scsse,
AID sdviso them u -J ). as sss s-t certain rem
edy. JOSHUA 2. kendall.
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SPECIAL ANNoUNCEMEIT.

pl,ase take notice that We have made very lstse
sdatiouS to cur already extensiye stock o. soO1S
@,,srV depgrtr1ent Of which is now complete
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HaETNEY DROS.

GENERAL. AGENTS,
22s SOUTH FhONT ST., PHILADELPHIA.
Getty sb-rs Spring CO. Aug % ida riw
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is sure cure ser IiEiRT ufsrAsEia eli STE .l-,us.
Including RH2UEkrsN, FsLrrtUls. O-s.F--
ard about the Heart, c-as.l- iccil-, l.l,u,ty u
Breathing, &c,
We can irin- positive uf' Ct wa1. $50 assert 90 8
az proof Of it We annex lle tcs-5ua1iais given
below.
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DARE CHANCE FOR sCEN-s. Agents rs
IA viii pay on SO PEI week 10 cash. d 8 al I'll
engage with US At ONCE ivsry Do u- .l-- -. .a-
lotte, MIch.-Au@ %, fd&w4F
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SeWelrp.

SOLID FINE GOLD BRACELETS,
Ar
81 SO So $50 aud lower. Sets Of Ear Drops vi.h
Pins, 5 10 s75 SO. $35 81 and lower. Ws'chss,
a. 500, So, S75, SO. s45, slj and lover.
liver watches, from so Gown. CAL
Buttons. SIS. sl2, SO IS and down.
New Stock Of Sold Silver
Goods a very fine stock Of
Tea Sets and al kinds
Of Plated Goods.
Earoueters, Thermometers. Compasses, Field and
upcra classes, Magnets. WASTES, Cartridges,
aad a full stock q best quality Of cold
Psted Bracelets that will wear hard
smely full stock Of Lazarus
ana Morris Spectscles Eye or
Nose Glasses, in gold and steel.
sod stand Church St." J. L. BRiNeM I'D.
aug 5-ckwu
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" Ills tAIi EUiII lAaLt y
F92 COUGHS. COLDS < uQAGsENs,S
These fGtiets present che ACID 30 Combine
with ether efficient remedies ia o popular i.r-. e
HOhRSESES and ULCERATfIN Hi Gle
THROAT are Immediately relieved, ar. staten c.
sre constantly being sent @, tie p-.p-ir, i i----
II case 81 thrcst difficulties Of years s-ll.-----
CAUTION Don't he dece.ye1 by w1rftI-5s &
tations. set OILY Wells Cs-talic Iah.=-s tr
> ceais PEI box JOHN Q. KELLOGG, rs f-l-i f.
n. Y. sole Agent ior -Le L. s. SEM ~ CIRCULAR
. JUae -J-fd4a4~
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-06

STOCK FARM IN CAMPBELL COUNTY.
About 1000 acres of land, nine miles from
Jacksboro, in Campbell county, Tenn; about
20 acres cleared and fenced; good new log
house, stable and crib. Well watered, Fine
place for raising stock. Price 3, 500, half cash
balance in II months with interest.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-06

CANNED FR1yIT AND VEGETABLES. PICKLES,
4 Jellies and Preserves. prepared by most rellable
and we'll established houses always IN STOCK ana onef
ed wholesale and retail at reasonable prices
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-06
Cbancery Court at Knoxville, Tenn.

R. r. Bearden, Harvey Clark James L. Gaines, John
NJ. Brooks. c. w. Charlton and w. A. Henderson,
Ex parte
NTHEREAS. THE ABOVE-NAMED PARTIES
w have filed their petition in the Chancery Court
at Knoxville asking for charter of Incorporation by
the name and style of the Knoxville Building and
Loan Asso iation," under the act of the General As
sembly entitled IAN Act to authorize the Chancery
Courts of this State to grant letters of Incorporation
The objects of such incorporation are for the Pr
chase renting and sale of real estate. and loaning
money thereon for building and other purposeSto be
carried on at Knoxville, Tenn.
This is therefore to notify all persons who have any
objections to appear before the Chancery Court at
Knoxville on the Sd Monday of February next, and
show cause why letters of incorporation should not
issue the petition will be proceeded with ex parte
and that copy of this order be published for thirty
DAYS in the Knoxville Chronicle.
This January Is, 1872
A copy of the order. Attest:
NJ. L. PATTERSON, c. NJ,
By W. A. GALBRAITH, D. c. il NJ.
jan. Is, lS72-d30
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OF DAILY PAPER.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Ten lines, solid Nonparei, to constitute square
One Square, each W
co. Special rates application for advertisements
by the year or month.
Local Notices ten cents per line each insertion.
City Notices FIVE cents per line each insertion.
All advertisements due after first insertion.
Yearly advertisements payable quarterly. All other
advertisements payable on demand after hrSt IN
sertiOn-
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A fine Suburban Residence with stable and
all necessary out-buildings, and from four TO six
acres of ground in high state of cultivation,
with large number of fruit trees, vines and
plants, all in bearing. There is large number
of strawberry plants, which, if properly attend
ed aud the berries sold will pay the yearly rent.
This place will be rented for a term of years
to a good tenant.
Apply, for terms, at our Office
MUNsoN & BALLET.
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LAND REGISTER.'

1t contains descriptions of large list of property 70
sale, and much general information about East Tennes
Mailed to any address on receipt of stamp for
turn postage.
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FOR REHT

Strangers visiting our city cordially invited 10
call. No charge to purchasers tor showing property,
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4 large two-story Brick House, III good re
pair, and suitable for boarding house Situa-
ted on one of the best streets in the city
For terms, apply to
MUNsoN & BAILEY,
Real Estate Agents
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-02-06

HAVE LEASED THE HOTEL LATELY KNOWN
| as the Stacey House, and will henceforth conduc
it in the most approved style.
The patronage of the public generally, and of my old
friends particularly, who have stood by me truly in
the past, is respectfully solicited. l promise them
cordial reception and comfortable home at the Battle
House. JOEL A. BATTLE.
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We have also published for distribution Wit, on
REGISTER, a Colored
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It will be seen from the above that have leased the
Stacey House to General Battle. In retiring from the
Osition which have occupied for several years in
this city, desire to tender my thanks and kind wishes
to old friends, and to earnestly eEtreat continuation
of their patronage to my successor, who will
make their stay with him comfortable in every respect
Nashville. Jan 17-dtf-w2a4 J. E. STACEY.
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On short notice and favorable terms.
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We are also prepared to attend to the
Purchase and sale
r E AL ES T A T E,

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Pay Taxes for non-residents Collect Rents. &c.
Particular attention given to the nego
tiation of Loans.
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70 II s ALE.
No. 243
One Of the Finest Farms IN East Tennessee.

LAGLE BEND.
This farm contains about 700 400 acres in fine
state Of cultivation the greater part OF which Is the
richest rst-class river bottom remainder first class
upland. Orchard of choice fruit trees apple, peach
and pear. Large fine brick house and all necessary
Out-buiIdnxs Three fine springs on different portions
of the land This property is situated Clinch river
in Anderson county, two miles from Clinton.
This IL one of the most valuable farms for stock and
grain in East Tennessee Price s5 0O onesixth cash
balance in five equal payments. with interest at six
per cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-03
SHOOTING IN A LAGER BEER SALOON.
A Rough Shot by a MISUNDERSTANDING
Case of J"stifable Homicide-Thc Bartender
fni

A Rough Shot by a MISUNDERSTANDING
Case Of JustiAable Homicide-The Bar, ender
Arrested.
very sad affair. resulting In the speedy death
Of young man named John Hallisey, twenty-four
years OF age, by tradc q shoemaker, who lived IN
Pearl street. occurred yesterday. II is stated that
few days ago Halliscy, who was long and unfavor-
ably known to the Fourth precinct police having
been arrested for various ofren, and served seve.
raj terms or Imprisonment in the Penitcntiary yes
terday morning, at haf-past seven O'Clock, entered
the lager beer saloon Of Henry Lamcken,
No. North William street, and asked for something
to drink OF John F. Menken. the barkeeper then in
charge. For the reason, as alleged, that few days
ago, Hasey entered the place drunk and broke
tumblers ana decanters, Menken refused to give
him anything to drink, particularly as ne was al
ready under spiritual influence. Hallisey then drew
O pistol from his pocket, and, as Menken asserts,
barkeeper, considering his life to pe in imm-
nens DANCER hastily ssnyy, grasped the revolver
81 Kept aa e for one
eject il the head back and above the right ear,
sank g ne door and expired in a lev
believed deceased lodged downward, and while
IN STOPPING position one Of the other shots
alarm was Instantly gwen, when Roundsman Kelly,
OF the Second precinct and Officer sweeney, OF the
Menken, who offered no resistance ana took him
to the Oak street police station, along with the body
OF Hallisey. The pistols OF both men we're also Sc
cured and taken In charge by sergeant Brooks, Of
the Fourth precinct
Menken, who is an innocent looking German,
twenty one years OF age made statement in which
the facts as above given were detailed. The prisoner
stated That two or three nall.drunken men, whose
names and residences he does not know, were sit.
Ting near the stove In the barroom at the time
q the shooting, but they speedily disappeared.
Whether they saw the weapon discharged is UNI
known, but efforts VIII be made to secure their
tendance as witnesses before Coroner Schirmer
VINO will make an investigation today. Should the
version OF the AFFAIR given by the bartender be
verified by competent witnesses, 1t Will 20 far to-
wards generating Menken from his unpleasant
predicament
Yesterday afternoon special Onlcer John Haley,
attached to the Cor0ners ONCE found Charles +.
Nichols, printer, who was in the saloon at the
time OF the shooting Nichols states most positively
that he saw deceased produce pistol and deiDcr
atcy point 1t at Menken, VINO stood behind the bar.
Menken then drew pistol, aud securing the hrst
shot, killed his assailant.
The investigation Will take place at ten O'Clock
this morning, and Captain Ulman, OF the Fourth
precinct, Will have the witnesses In attendance.
Colonel G. s. Spencer, OF the Fifth regiment, and
Mr.. George L. Martens have been retained TO look
after the interests the before the Coroner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-03

the Germans have been large buyers recently OF
the b0nas OF the Mobile and Ohio Railroad ana have
taken about q quarter OF million OF the nrst ana
second mortgage bonds of that road.
sTOCKs DULL AND LOWER.
The stock market was steady aud in many In
stances strong early In the day. but became heavy
after three O'Clock and finally broke down, the de-
cline occasioning no little alarm among the smaller
spectators and weak holders Erie sold at o. at
the beginning OF business In sympathy with
corresponding rise In London out weak.
ened and went on to 81 on O report that
General Dix had resigned the Presidency. The
rumor doubtless grew out OF the announcement that
the Vice President had resigned. A new pool III
Western Union took that stock to 151S, and there
was rise OF some importance In Reading. Boston,
Hartford and Erie was run up TO 97S on rumor
that Amsterdam was buying and &c. O. and !. o."
shot up to 803s. Otherwise the market was with.
out much change from the previous current
or prices until the break IN Erie to OIL, and 'the
scare" at the close took everything down very
rapidly, the lowest prices prevailing In the hair
hour just before adjournment the market had
weak, tired tone and seemed to succumb TO the
relentless pressure or the money market. The pub
lie appetite also less ravenous, now that 1t
SO generally understood, as stated In the HERALD,
that the cliques had generally sold OUT. The Paua
directors have elected A. Is. Stockwell President
and f. W. g. Bellows Vice President OF the company.
The identity with Pacific Mail Is therefore more
spicuous.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.