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The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-02
[For the Herald.1
SPRING..


Talk not to me of coming spring,
With all its wild, delicious hours,
OF flowers that breathe and birds that sing,
or whispering winds and shady bowers.
Last year the earth was just as fair,
With sunshine sweet and vornal bloom
Beauty and gladness everywhere;
But its aeeting joys are in tho tomb.
There were fragrant flowers on hopes fair tree,
Love murmurcd love in shady bowers,
And friends there were to smile on me,
Who faded with the summer flo wers.
And some there were whose presence sweet
Cheered every thought, dispeled each sigh,
Whose chilling glances now greet;
They meet and coldy pass me by.
And thus for many a changing year
I've watched the seasons come and 60;
The joys that with each spring appear
Lie buried under winters snow.
Then tell me not Of coming spring,
Though bright its changing hues appear;
New friends, sweet flowers, each day may bring
But not the ones loved last year.
MYRTLE.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-02

A San Francisco pair recently clipping
chartered . tugboat and clergyman,
intending to bs made one flesh on the
bosom of the Pacific. UnfortionAtsly,
that body Of water bslied it's name, and
when the would-be groom was asked
whether his intentions were honorable
concerning the loving and cherishing Of
his female companion, his answer, for
sundry reasons, was delivered over the
ships side. The about,to be bride mean.
time had tainted, and the clergyman fell
constrained to follow the example Of the
groom. Tho consummatiou of the cers.
mony was finally made, when oil the
parties, from very weakness, were forced
to 60 through tho service on their knees.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-02

A lady correspondent say the 6rst time
she was kissed she felt tub Of roses
swimming in honey, cologne, numegs
and crauberries She felt asif something
was summing shrot gh her nerves on feet
Of diamonds, escorted by several little
cupids an chariots drawn by angels,
shaded by honey .suckles, and the whole
sprysS with melted raintows.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-02

A lisping mother, who presented her
infant at the baptismal font for christen'
ing. on being asked by the clergyman
What nams2" responded, in whisper.
"Luthy. this," whom to ehe horror OF
the whole congregation and the eonstsr-
nation of tho mother, he christsnsd the
baby--Lucifer.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-02

A cautious old bachelor, who kuows
that the present is leap yeas, says, "N
you meet q young lady who is nos very
shy sou had better b little sby yss''
self"
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-05-02
Final Settlement.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
~ administrators of the estate Of George C.
Bowen, deed, will make a final settlement of he'
administration of said estate, at the next term
Of the Probate Court of Lincoln county, Mo-, tc
be begun and held in the court house at Troy
In said county and state, on the second Monday in
July, 1872.
apllnY5p sARAn =. BOWE1, Sdmr"'
The New York herald., 1872-10-31

close &c the best bd We also ncts sslsS q @ ~
&C. city lard was also quiet and sales 10 uerces
6zc. $780,, closing af the inside price Dressed noes
were eaier heavy. but unchanged for hght; aaosd
&C. q 7l<c. Tor the range =.
nowithstanding the market was very hrm The e saes
Porto Rico st9xc c and centrifugal g. io5c Kenmsa nsa
ssnnng inferior common ssc fair to good fair
sc good e prime Sse Ss:; se; s9ssers' @ ,6c cii
Centrifugal hhds and boxes, s,sc a ioc.; moasses,
asSsrsIbosss buts6 standard Nos g ssis sSss.
d. 10 70 III &c g<c. do Is TO l5 l0lSc l0Zc; do,
10 70 lS lie. llAci do, - to 20 llMc l215c do.
prime, Sc sJscs srocery. fair 10 choIce bic iozc
braz-Dntch standard, Nos to y, 7s1c. 9xc java
Dufch standard, Nos 10 to II, @xc. gxc. Manila
Superior and extra superior, Sc. SIC
nlCE-DOmesuc was In moderate request and nrnl,
owing 70 favcrabe adyices from the South Foreign
Rangoon at &C. n 7c
srEARNK.-NothIng OF Importance transpired to-day,
ann the market remained noninally the same
TAL0w was generally quiet City quoted 93c. Sales
to0CO lbs OF good TO choice outside at 94c 5i6c
wHiLkEY-keceipts, go bbls The market quiet
ana unchanged Sales l50 bbls at 9S1ac.
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NJ YORK HERALD THURSDAY b. 1s72-Ts1P1E SHEET

xmsrscm Sxchanse5 IN; Bank Of North Amer
lea 100; irving Is; Metropolitan, 1870; Citizens,
lso; Market IL Corn Exchange, l2s; Continental,
- Marine, FI; Commonwealth, s43 Importers ana
Traders, III; Park l4sX; Manufacturers ana Mer-
chants, 900; Central National, o.; Second National
lvo; 6drth National, l1ox; Ninth National io1
Ter IN National 90; Oriental, ITO; Gold Exchange
30; German-American. 1o2K.
GOVERNMENTS LOWER.
The government bond market was lower IN cur
rency quotations TO the extent Of u q n per cent,
but about one-half per cent higher in gold values
The onerings Of bonds at the Sub-Treasury
amounted to only $s6s, $50 in response to the ad-
vertisement for million, the prices asked ranging
from 1926 to 1896. The price Of gold was taken
to be l12x, which limited the purchases to $685. $50
at 1896 ll237. Naturally the tone of the market,
strengthened as 1t had been by the advices from
London, was assisted by
THE SCARCITY OF BONES
revealed in the inability Of the Treasury to
complete its purchase. The following were
the closing quotations :-United States currency
SKIES, 1lax 1lsA; do. CO., 1881, registered,
114X 1857; Co do, coupon, 1leK 116ss; do.
nve-twenties, registered May and November, ll2h
a 112x; do. do, 1862 coupon, do, 1863 116H; DO.
do 1884, do do, 116x al5X; do. do, 1856, do do,
116x 1161S:, do, 1861, registered, January and
July, 114Na 1l4H; DO. CO., 1885, coupon, do, HAN
114x; dc. do, 1867, DO. do, 114% a us; do do,
1868, do. do, 114x lax; do ten-forties, regis
tered, 1osK 1osxs do. do, coupon, 1885 aos%;
do. hves OF 1881, registered, 1907 1904; do do.
do, coupon, Ill lily.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES IRREGULAR.
In the Southern State bonds the new South Caro-
linas were strong and higher and the Tennessees
weak and lower. The Virginia consols declined
to "a. The following were the closing quotations.
Tennessee, ex coupon, T3k 7411; do new "A IS I;
Virginia, ex coupon, "A 80; do, registered stock,
old, 81 AZ; do skies, consolidated bonds, "a SAN
do skies, deferred scrip 10 10; Georgia sxes "a
80; do sevens, IS SO; North CaTolina, ex coupon,
3s "a; do, to North Carolina Railroad, As 4S; do,
funding, 1856, "A %; do. do, 1858, % %; do,
new, 20 %; do, special tax, II 10; Missouri
skies, eS 93A; do, Hannibal and st. Joseph 91 q
90; Louisiana skies, 50 So; do, new, 40 IS; do,
levee skies, so IS; do do. eights 70 rs; do. do
eights, 1876, 70 o rs; Alabama fves, % 90; do
eights, 50 q s5; South Carolina sixes so S.; do.
new January and July, 26h 20; do. do, April and
October, 20 %; Arkansas skies, funded, As 48.
GOLD L0wER-112X 1l2X.
The sharp rise in our bonds In London, as well al
, the inherent weakness OF the foreign exchanges
I started an active weakness In the gold market
which went of from 112X to l12A, but rallied te
112k. The reaction was occasi0ned chiefly by the
scarcity OF bonds send to the other slde The Sub
Treasury paid out $36s, 600 on account Of interest
and 81 900 on account OF redeemed fve-tweDties
The course Of the market is shown in the table,
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

~ LONDON MorxY MARkEr.-LoNDoN, Oct s-5 ?. M
Consos closed ut 2 for and 9l14 92s for the
account Erie Rai!way shares 45h. United States Ave-
.P1sls BouRss~P1s1s Oct 3o-P M.-Rentes closed at
53t. l2c " ~ -
LIvERPo0L C0rroN MARKRr-LrvERPooL. Oct 30-5
r. M-The market closed active and firnler; middlng
mplands l0d lO<d; middlng Orleans l01zd: l0sSd.
The sales OF the day have been 10000 bales including
l00o i1T sRecuaiion end export Sales q mddIinE or
for October ct lod for December at 91zd; OF middng
.LIyERPooL BREApsrurrs MARxEr.-LIvrRPooL, Oct.
30-2 80 r. M-The market is steady.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE UCEMARKEr.-LVERPOOL Oct. 30-Evcn-
ing..Common rosin, lis. lis Sd. per cwt Tallow,
LONDON PRoDucE MARKRr-LoNpoN, Oct 3O-Noon.-
Sugar, 2Ss per cwt for No IL Dutch standard aioat
PETROLEUM. MARKKr-ANrwERP, Oct U.-PetrOlcum,
Off for fine pale American.
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since Jan. 1.$l62 e4s 422 $1e9 Oe5 $lo4 0S.

0ahCe jan L.$lo2v4S,4ZZ $le9 9z63O66 $l04, ,O64
MONEY IRREGULAR.
The money market was alternately active and
easy, with, on the whole, a rather better supply
zho AEst dealings were at gold on stocks, and In
-Sew instances q commission OF thirty second was
aliowed In addition to plain per cent. But the
Oferings were quite plentiful after halfpast two
o'clock with o decline to per cent the last rate
being per cent, the market winding up with o
eair interval to bank closing. There is still no
change TO note In mercantile paper which was
quoted Q IL per cent discount for prime double
names Three Of the large banks were credited ct
the Clearing House this morning for about 600
THE LONDON MARKET
has evidently gotten over the apprehension and
alarm which led to the recent advance in the Bank
ef England rate Of discount, which, by the way may
De amended in the morning by an alteration to
bower rate than the semi-panic ngure OF per cent
haopted to prevent, FIRST the threatened export or
ppecie in this direction, and, second, an undue
speculation in the new French loan. EverythiAgin
che London market has risen sharply to-day, and
our CTS record an advance Of Is per cent some
shing almost extraordinary. The following table
vim show the
QUOTATIONS IN LONDON
yesterday and this evening taking the last cable
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VIII be seen from the above that while the ad-
vance In consos for account is only one-eighth per
cont our bonds have advanced AK per cent
Ertes were at one time up to A, but were u on at
the close. In explanation OF the
RBLAxATIoN IN THE FOREIGN MONEY MARKET
= y said that the chief trouble was In reference to
the French loan, the subscribers to which were re.
4uired to make an initial subscription OF l4f 5Oc,
while o good many OF them paid the whole sub
pcription at once to profit by the OFFER OF q rebate
Hfo per cent for cash. This made an inordinate de-
Oand on the money markets Of both London and
Germany, which has been met and liquidated
leaving now no longer any apprehension OF
Stringency, as the remainder OF the subscription to
she French loan win be required only In install
Uents Of 81 soc. q month. As we have already
shown, the orer OF
THE GERMAN IMPERIAL TREASURY
20 prepay the war loan at q rebate OF 6per cent
mad already eliminated this source Of disturbance
IN the foreign money market. The new French
loan was quoted this evening ct premium OF az
per cent, against ~ per cent few days SINCE
another sign that the London market is sailing In
smooth water once more. Private advices by mail
Sfom England represent that within the past fort
night the changes indicated as having occurred in
She London market were then foreseen, the state
sf trade having greatly improved and money being
really plentiful despite the cautious action OF the
Bank Of England, the only drawback being an un-
favorable harvest This last difculty Is one which
- capable OF easy remedy by resort to the abun-
hant supplies Of the American market.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE LOWER.
The foreign exchange market was easier, both
nominally and in actual business, the leading
drawers having lowered their rates an eighth per
cent while sales on the street were made at con-
cession from the asking rates OF Il $40 per cent
This turn OF the market is due to the better supply
OF commercial bills and defeats the chance OF specie
shipments for the present The following were
enc closing quotations ;-sterling, sixty days com
mercial 1oS l0S,S; do, good to prime bankers
1oSk a 1851; do, short sight, ITO 1lok; Paris
Gxty days, 5aaA 5.2ss; do, short sight, 524,. a
A23H; ,Prussian thalers, 71I q ny; Antwerp.
A2sX 6.23<; Switzerland h2s% 522h; Ham
burg, a5k 35x; Amsterdam, 39X o 4o,4; Frank
fort, Aox AZ; Bremen, 94x a 951.
THE RAILROAD BONDS
The following were the bids for the railroad
nho
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CLOSING pRICBs-4 O'CLOCK p M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton In Demand and Easy, Receipts
Mt the Ports, 1850 Balcs-Flour Easi-
er-Wheat and Corn Higher-Oats
Quiet--ProvisiOns Easy--Petrolcum
Quict-Naval Stores Easier-Gr0ceries
Quiet-Whiskcy Steady.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 30-6P. M.
The wheels OF commerce continue to revolve
very slowly, and the effects OF the horse epidemic
become more Widespread as the avenues OF trade
become more and more blocked with goods await
ing transportation. The disastrous effects Of the
blockade are extending to all the rami1cati0ns OF
trade, and all are to greater or less degree az
fected either directly or indirectly. In some de-
partments it has been found impossible
to procure the removal OF merchandise
purchased over week ago. Shipments by
rail are reduced to Q mere bagatele, while it
has been scarcely possible TO get goods to the
steamers While the progress OF the horse disease
is reported to be arrested its effect is not visible
in the business marts, horsenesh being about as
scarce as ever while perfectly healthy horse is
seldom seen. Tne markets are OF course quiet; !;
but as q rule prices are maintained remarkably
well. On Change cotton was quiet. Flour was
duh for want Of transportation facilities. Wheat
was more active and decidedly nrmer. The same
remarks are true Of cortland both corn and
wheat were taken freely for shipment. Provisions
but moderately dealt in aud the tendency to
lower prices Petroleum was very quiet but no lower
Naval stores easier owing part 10 unfav0rable
advices from abroad Whiskey was steady
CoFFEE-The market to-day has been very quiet for all
descriptions, excepting fair obbing trade, which
allied full prices We quote Rio, ordinary cargocs,
l5c. l5,4c fair, l5Hc Ice; good, l7c a. 174c. |;
prime, lSc lssc gold, 81 and 81 days. Maracaibo, lec
nc. Java. iSc. a i95sc. gold. - '''
quotabiy lower Future deliveries were irregular with
downward tendency. The sales sum up as ioows:-
66apS1a 6obpsanpton ls ssS IS IS s i
IN uanslt. ooU tW OoO
Included In the above are ilS bales to arrive For ,
ture delivery basis low mddling) the sales have
a's sp.se
January o at is Isisc,, 100 at iSc February, sos st
!s z1sssn 1s, s' .s G. y 'SSi Ssy % s 1S. $ !.
rs; ss H.
10 ss is siss @ 4 30 s e 81 slse C. lbs SI's 81
IS, ~ q a s 5 as 80 Ss s rs Il &
iSsc O0 st IS li.isc; JANUARY. 400 at &c. ao At Is
5S s 60 - q y 9. Ss s So ss S is M y a Ms5cn G.
.9S q A9F Ssad s H4Ssy 4Ss lsssIS;s
:S% 3ess 81 III Sa
Is; Sossen Ssa This day last & wess ssS
poru closed % iolIows-To liverpool by steam ia.
7.lSd sail "a g Hsvre, BY steam lts alike saf lc,
England snS Ror,s por x
BY steam, England kd. IiiSd We quote ''''''
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THE CITY BANK STOCKS.

THE CITY BANK sToCKs
Tne following were the bids for the CITY hs,,r
shares;-NeW York, 1ao; Manhattan, 1872; MeA
shants', 1Io; Mechanics, 1888; America l4s; CITY.
no; Pnenix, 1O1k North River, 90; Tradesmen,s,
~; 0allatin National, 1Is; Seventh Ward, OF;
Cenmeree 10y; Broadway. 2e5; Mercantile. 1872;
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Tne qu0tat0ns are based on cotton IN store, running In
grade quoted.
FLOUR GRAE.-Receipts-F II, $50 bbls; wheat
6769 bushels; a. 800 do; meal 1890 bbls oats
1850 bushels; barley ~ sS1 do The Hour market was
still dull but sales to some extent effected in some
BY granting concessions The sales foot up about
500 bbls In good part for export at prices within the
demand and about steady Sales 40J bbs at s. Is SS 80
for Western yellow and ~ 20 SS 20 for
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track, while costing so little more for Its annual
support, win greatly increase the revenues Of the
company Such was the rose-colored future pic
tured by "the Vanderbilt partyn this afternoon
they introduced to the public the latest hedging
Of the prolific New York Central bird.
HIaHEsr AND LOWEST PRICES.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Money Easier, but Still Un-
settled.
DECIINE IN FOREIGN EXCHAHSf.
--
Gold Falls to 112 ~ and
Closes at 1121-s.
THE LONDON MARKET BU0YANT.
Our Five -Twenhes, Ten-Forties and
New Elves Rampant.
Dissipation Of the Cloud That 0vsrhung
the European Money Market.
THE STOCK SPECULATION FEVERlSH.
A Forty Million First Mortgage
Upon New York Central.
nneA6 N spepTuweETepw euApES
Tho Directors AuthofiN an Issue Of Ten
MillioEs Of Convertible Bonds.
Dissipation Of the Cloud That 0vsrhung
the European Money Market.
hHE STOCK SPECULATION, FEvERlsH.
A Forty Million First Mortgage
Upon New York Central.
BREAK I'M N6RTnWEyTERM SHARES.
Tho Directors AutheriN an Issue Of Ten
Millions Of Convertible Bonds.
WALL STREET. I

WALL STREET, /
WEDNESDAY,. Oct. 800 p. n.
ON 'Cnarge to-day cotton was In fair demand and
s0snier, but not quOtasly lower. Flour easier;
'whic wheat ana corn were IN better demand and
Ioearer.
COMPARISON OF THE EXPORTS.
me fcllowing shows the exports, exclusive OF
'vpecie from New York to foreign ports for the
week ending October 20 and since the beginning Of
4Ae year.
1870. 1871. 1872
Tor the week. $s,s66,16 1853 $4,91S,23o $6,47010
Prev. reported. 149092259 1855, 500 1S90609 $50
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IN the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent for carrying to lisa for borrowing The
operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were az
follows:-
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FINANCIAL.

DROKEN NATIONAL BANK NOTES BOUGHT FOUR
ID ~ per cent premium Full printed lists furnished
DE HAVEN a BROTHER,
40 South Third street, Philadelphia.
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wheat was more active, mainly for export prices
were decidedly better The sales were about 900
bushels q s6 40 for Inferior and rejected Spring
YANKEE 81 ST o. for No milwaukee,, 81 50 for North
west 81 81 81 g6 for Dehl Genesce. Red Winter nomI
nal at 81 81 81 65 and amber do at 81 Is Corn
bid and &C. asked for prime mess The sales were
about l6o0W bushels at 64}zc. 64kc for sail mixed
aSat & es'ac % for DO IL store, ssc for steamer
&C. CSC Oats were dnl, and transastion. limited 10
black black s. Western aoc "a a4c for DO mixed 41c for
white do s harley was insctiys but Sales date
nominal in the absence Of reported transactions
only moderate and rates In instances were In the
shippers favor Vessels charter were in less urgent
demand but there was noticeable change In the rates
The engagements comprise .To Liverpool BY steam 100
bbls apples 4s 100 boxes bacon, 40, and 1000 boxes
cheese 49, and by sail! 2 500 bushels corn sgd TO
London, by sail 300 bbls flour, part at 3 3d. fo Bris.
to, by SAIL 1900 bushels grain private terma 70
Glasgow, by seam ~ 500 bushels grain at 7s<d Cd 10
Antwerp 1880 tlerccs lard at AS I'd. The Charters in
clude AN Italian bark TO Leghorn or Genoa 200 quar-
ters grain at 7s British bark TO Cork orders SO
bark hence direct TO Cadiz 1000 bbls and cases refined
petroleum on private teTms an Italian brig hence to
Gibraltar tor orders 900 bbs DO at 6s 3d. German
brig, from Richmond TO Rio, $500 bbls -four on private
terms.
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$4,000 N G fund act, '6S. 2
200 Mich Sou I'd m... IL
S0O0 Cen Pac gid b. -. 10
20U0 Union Pac lstm.. Z
1000 do. -. 6
1000 do. 80. 8
1000 CT West "a m. =. 9
l00O Z, G a / G lst. -. s
10000 &C 4 II G I'd m... 2
1000 Ohio 4 N ID m. =. 8
@@ SS'sS & Bsn Il 4 4 Z sd =, g
100 Chi&RI h Pac rs. 10
1000 Tol Il w equip bds 9
~ shs Ger Am Bank. IL
IL Blk North America. IL
100 American Coal. =. 3
1900 do. -. .
loo Con Coal Of Md. .b3 4
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| MoLAssFa-Trade to-day has been unmportant and
| prices nominay the same. We quote - - -


NAVAL sroREs-spirs OF turpcntnc has been in mod nod
erate fair demand but at shaded prices Sales 40 bbs
at 6lc 6s4c, fat 2G0 bbs, at BIC 80 bbls at g2l.c
and 50 N y bbls at &c. closing with 62sc bid and 81 2c
asked kosn was generally neglected, and strained was
nSSmnaniy easer ewing IN %niayorabe reports from
sales S sts4 "sse Gay Tay and sS rfRSIhs pRfseh
quiet and unchanged '
PErRoLEUm.-For refined the market remained ouict
but not quotaby lower yet nominal the absence or re-
ported transacons quoted at Ac for balance month
or early November delivery Crude in bulk likewise
ected but unchanged. Naphtha nominal ut about lsc
6kc for western and l9c 191c for city At the creek
the market duh and slightly EASIER quoted at 81 IS
on the upper, ~ 90 the lower road, and - 50 at OIL
City The Philadelphia market exhibited animation
remaining dui! and pnchanged Refined quoted at 2dSc
Provisions. epts-Beef 50 packages; cut meats
I'll do. lard, s69 bbs and terces 2T kegs Mess pork
was moderately dealt In but ut prices generally reserved
The tone Of the market was scarcely rm the dispos
ton being to lower prices We heard Of Gales OF 1000
eS fa a XSsu % The nG%ns nsS.d
at these prices and including extra prime at Si2
Bacon was IN good demand but easier prices sales 50
boxes long clear at SIC, CASH $50 do for rst half OF
November at 8c 100 boxes do for November on private
tern terms lSo DO Tor arst week IN December a &c. and
short ana ons na Beer Issh "s un
al rom 81 for mess, Is % for Extra VOSea Se
Sl2a 30 Tor prime mess terces and $6 SO for India
mess teIccs Beef hams were Arm at the late improve
ment Sales 20 bbls Of weather cured at s2s % Cut
pssd Sss cRS % w .s
private terms; quotations unchanged LardThe market
for western was firm at the opening but closed rather
eAsfr Sales wv uerges for QctQber " &c. but Rt Tho
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yesterday and this evening taking the last cable
reports OF each day.
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NENTRAL COLORADO IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
~ Bonds.-COupons from the above bonds, maturing
November l. 1872 win be paid and after that date
DRExEL MORGAN co.
No. 50 EXCHANGE PLACE. Oct l6, 1872
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-16

FUNERAL OF GENERAL FEENY.-The
funeral ceremonies OF the late General
H. F. Feeny will take place at half
past niue o'clock this morning at st,
James Cathedral. The City Council
and city officers will attend, as will q
large concourse OF our citizens anxious
to pay the last testimonial OF regard to
one they 80 well knew and go highly
honored.
The resolutions OF respect adopted by
the City Council at the meeting on
Saturday night will be found in the
Council proceedings Messrs. Blair,
Ewing, Logan and O'Brien were ap-
pointed q committee to communicate
the resolutions to the family OF the de-
ceased.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-16

.ORpnAxs. FasfIvAL At WARRINGTON
HALL.-Don't forget the Orphans Fail
and Festival commencing tonight, al
Washington Hall. Quite a variety OIL
articles, both useful and ornamental
will be found at the different stands, in
GLIDING works Of art of considerable
merit The beautiful set OF cut glass
ware, presented BY the employees al
Messrs Hobbs, Brockunier & Co.'S
glass works, will be on exhibition. II
is of the highest order Of workman
shipr cbaste and unique in design, and
will prove valuable acquisition to the
fortunate one who may draw it.
Besides all this, a corps of experts
have been placed in charge OF the cui
sine, whose duty it will be to prepare
the viands for such as may become i'm
pressed. during the evening, with the
idea that mature abhors a vacuum
or, in palmer words, for those who may
want a good supper.
Lastly, we advise one and all to 60
Take your pocketbooks, we'll lined, and
prepare to be "bled" as well "a to
"bleed freely" in a good cause.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-16

The PRETTIEsT ORGAN ever brought
to the city is on exhibition at Sheib' 6
Music Store, Monroe street. 1t is one
OF the famous Eureka kind, and we are
sure it will please all who see it or hear
it's lovely tones. Mr.. Sheib is doing
heavy trade in the music line, and no
wonder, for, while other dealers and
makers are advancing prices, he is re-
ducing his prices, giving purchasers the
advantages gained by direct interest in
manufacture. We say to everybody,
90 to Sheb's whenever you want any
thing in the music line