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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05
MEssRs. WINsLOw, LANIER & Co.

No. q Pne-st., OIfer TOT sac
The FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD EoSa
of the
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA RAILROAD Co,
Free of Government Tax. Interest payable nss>
York April and October, Coupons registered
236 miles of the road are now completed andHA
ming earning the interest on the whole issue, vhEi
is also secured by Land Grant of Eleven Hmdsd
and sixty Thousand acres of Lumber Land in The
State of Michigan, worth from Ten to Twelve his
lion Dollars. The land is now selling rapidly stau
average price of S15 per acre and the prOceedf 10
vested in the repurchase of the Bonds
Less than half million of the whole issue y
Eight Millions remains unsold, and the price h4
been advanced to 90 per cent and accrued interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05

City bank shares sold follows: Continental IS; Cen
trail National iool0iO; Fourth National 10 Ninth Ma
tonal Ios, and German American div Io, The fol
lowing were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05


Aud are at all times interchangeable at the Office of
the Company or through the Fiscal Agents, without
charge.
Northern Pacific 1905 selling at par in currency,
yield the investor $40 per cent gold interest abso
lutely for thirty years, free from United States tax
Sl,lO0 currency invested now in Northern Pacific
7-3Os will yield per year in gold $50 %. Here is a
difference in annual income as compared with United
States 5-3Os, which the Government is calling ill., of
nearly one-third besides difference of to 10 per
cent in principal, when both classes of bonds are
redeemed.
With the same entire confidence with which We
commended Government Bonds to Capitalists and
People, we now, after the fullest investigation,
recommend these Northern Pacific Railroad bonds to
our friends and the general public.
All marketable securities received in exchange
Full particulars furnished by
JAY COOKE & Co.
ST. JosErH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD CoMPANYs
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT
BONDS,
BEARING EIGHT PER CENT Is y. c. INTEREST PAYA-
BILE IN GOID.
FREEO TAX,
AND IN DENoMINATIoss os $1,000. $500. and 800.
can DO obtained from the undersigned, OF through
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5ifuations Uante6--females
6ituations Uanieo-- alalcs.

A BOOKKEEPER desires EMPLOYMENT
~ Address b. X. Box 49, Tribune Ohce.
nENT1STS' WOrkmen, Operators, Mechmi-
~ Dentists Dental Students and Apprentice booked engaged
an times various establishments here Hnd IL Europe
Preterre Brothers, $50 BoTery.
FNO NEWSPAPER MEN.-An experienced
and competent Rlor and Reporter desires situation Address
Iock Boz No. s. Taunton, Mass.
XHrANTED-A SITUATION, as COachman or
w respectable cced and give the best
Inquire for LANE, al No 2 Thompson st. " l. my
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05

based Cotton quaDy rol
half grade above or below the sIaie quoted.
C0RFBEade, to-day might be erpectei from ire ,ppa
kwesther throughout has been dull and ron ha
nothing DONE and prices unchanged The cargo Of TIE Sp
2.T29 bags MaricabO, sold before arrival -,
FLOUR AND MEAI.-Our Flour market the past veef bs -
quiet though under light and prospective receipts no1s
evned much confidence and quite indifferent about
they feel assured that is only question time Shen ee.i
things quito certain TO prevail from the fact OF produe9h
months having ALLEN much below the wants OF me u n
action is ineVable added 10 this IL well known mat Shah
seabcar relatively 10 to IS cent desrer than Flour sid
additional Why the present depression IN M Dalu ~ -
likely be Of short duration. OF late years western t
generally got into the habit Of sending LeI hoe
most every small town 10 New England where otenuEe'
90 credit OF 30 30 dsy; this think, has been very
city and think that mlers generally s ~
by n A. the bulk OF this business chiefly done through h
know ledge Of the trade vss done az
Flour much better when they had bit one Hl
the sale where safer and satisfactory @ -
was done We hope mers will Is for their Interest 80.
rse their Flour here In the hands Of houses o. neD'
responsibility. We have reduced stock weekly ss1
made up our yearly report stocks and think presal M
uudr 500 bb daily diminishing The receipts for dc
January less half those for the corresponding ns
year very limited stock Of shipping nm
have ruled 6mer have sold slowly Medium Extras hs -.
moderate demand and have been disposed Of At unsafseto ana
a prices Family grades have been heli wh much oonndsne
sold slowly; Minnesota Extras limited business has pees
previous prices To-day the demand for Flour
owing holders Of the low grades 6m; TIE
Family grades dull and and prices arc
close quiet bat steady for the low grades asa
Of As We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05

The receipts Of cotton at all the ports FOR the pasC wee"
were % ess bales. against 12Osl3 the previous week
The total receipts since Sept J. 1871 are 1s6479 baes
against 2s52297 for the corresponding period oil tue
previous year, showing decrease IN the present
crop OF 1888 bales The exports from all ports ior 'e
week were 392s bales against 1888 bales for the same
week year The total exports for the expired pot
Of the cotton year are bales against 70 Daes
for the same time last wear The stock at all the ports
5s5cO7 bales against GIT III FOR the same date in ISL
The following shows the exports exclusive OF specie
from the port NewYOrk foreign ports for the week
ending JAN 3d. and since the beginning of the year;
NA'e ~ ,S,o 1871 1872,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05

The days transactions at the L. y SUD treasury were;
Gold 81 Currency balance. S6l7337 %
Gold psymsB..... OBS 81 Customs SVo ="
Golj balapee..... % ]gO5l IS Cancelled god certih
Currency rec,nts.. 3i5 30 sent TO Wash
Sy .vn.nt. Ij6I9 ~ IaUon......... lGO3GO 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
LIE 10 LOAN


The popularity of the NORTHERN PACIFIC Z 30
GOLD Bonds is rapidly on the increase and large
sales are being made at home and abroad.
Their popularity is due to the fact that they are
based uponthe amplest security, being FIRST AND
ONLY mortgage upon the road, and in addition upon
over FIFTY MILLION acres of land susceptible Of
producing in abundance all the fruits, vegetables,
and cereals of the Eastern or Middle States.
The Government valuation of this Land Grant is
ONE HUNDRED AND Thirty MILLION OF DOLLARS,
or more than sufficient TO pay the entire cost of the
road
The Bonds are issued in the following denOmi-
nations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05

Ohio and Mich. 73G Genesee bita ofsAs ,s
soub,u Flour il steady bot ouiet the arrivals hight the
market ia steady with Air inquiry sales Of $50 ooL
Bait Alex, Geogetosn MiIed 70 Good Sup 20 Sa
BALI Alex. aud Georsetowp Brrs and Family" gS IS
Richmond Country. Kxtrs. " :, An.
Rye Flour limited demand, and Is stsadyi sales wv
quote: a. ioaS4S
Rye Flour So sp
RYE Flour STATE and Pennsylvania IA VA
Cou Meal is sru. qseti sales Of go bois' ihe"'Ns
Western private terms. We quote; ~, a.. 70 sfte
com Msal JERSEY O. 50 ae3 10 Com Meal Brr..'ss sss
Com Meal wsstsru , 90 q 20 Corn Meal b. pa ""
Corr Meal westw 50 d 3 S. $500. "A l., sst, -
Baekwheat Flour IL dull, but srm o, 81 20ds " "
j.re, B.s asa@F9s White. 81 6oasi 90 Hse Isss -
Cs,r. Al sa 81 70; Cob 81 1909 rs; Ground t'e''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05
Mem l)ublirations.

Mem ordinations.
V'HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
POLITICAL REGISTER
POR 1872.
SECOND EDITION NOW READY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-05

Government bonds have been very dull and steady
the market closing on the basis OF III 10 ll2t
Eisk Il Hatch report as follows. al D. IN:
, 1872-01-11
MONEY MARKET.

Gold in New York 1859. Currency,
here, buying at 9oc, selling at 9O4.
Exchange on San Francisco and Port
land of 4 per cent. prem. Rate of in
terest 14 per cent. per month. Loans, 80
to so days l per cent.
The money market is at ease compara- :
lively. Merchants have closed accounts
for the old year, aad have funds in hands
for the spring stock.
In San Francisco money is in good sup
ply. The latest mail advice by the Alta,
is TO the effect that the deposits in bank
sustain their level, and will probably in
crease after the first proximo. The de-
tnand for money is. regular, and is met at
l@l4; outside Of bank, IL, and loans on
four OF, Ave months, 10G12 per. cent /; at
call on choice securities, money is had at
SG9 per cent. At this seasou, the period
of,annual settlements, the usual disposition
prevails, to make the best attaiuable bal
ance sheets. To that end stocks of mer-
chaBdize' are reduced, obligations cur
tailed and accounts settled This year
the possible action of Congress in relation
to financial and revenue matters lends ad-
ditiopal caution and the mercantile action
ismodifed. The rains have indeed inn
parted great confidence as to the produc-
tive powers OF the coast, and, consequently
the purchasing power of the consumers
but closer proximity to the East brings
sharper competition in the cost of sup
plies, and the influences which affect it
are not entirely disregarded. The demond
for Exchange is not active the rates are:
Coin Drafts on New York, ( per Cent pre-
MUM; Currency drafts, 81 per cent pre-
mium on gold Telegrams. II Exchange
on London Bankers, is 49d, for go days.
The San Francisco Mint coined in 1871
gold 923, 900 pieces, worth S17 1929 900,
ana silsef Pirces to the hhmbnsnf j ,725, :.
900, and value Of STAG, IT'S.
, 1872-01-11

ProvisiOns.
Butter, ohOice fresh rolls, y n, SOC, frtin, SOC
'if Hams: safsss ssss 'sli safsS FS.1Is s. s 1sao;
shoulders, ? Is; Bacon, clear sides, 20; Lard,
pure leaf, in tins 2Oc. Eggs, te doz, SOC
GoLnsa Beef " b6s SlSS9Sl: E Mes Pork, Sa4,
&c 10, picked, SC Salmon, &c Goldfish Tongues,
Y fb, l5cj IT, bbl, SIS.
Vegetables.
Potatoes, q, B, Dc; Tutnips, &c squAshss, &c;
Meats.
Beef B IL, ,-stO i2le Mutton, Il; Veal. at far
mers' prices.
Grain, &c.
Flour, extra, IS 5oSo supsI6ne, Z 5Otas z.
Wheat $ bul @Sl IS; Barley, sOci Oats, s74c;
feed, chopped, 2I@se; Corn Meal, Sc; Ground
Feed, fP ton, S45(r5o ="
Miscellaneous.
Lumber Fl. rough, per N. Sl2 5O@I5 Idresssd,
y 30; redwood boards, 50; white pine, 2569403
cedar, eO@So do Alaska, so97O; Shingles 292A
Rope Manila, 229@25 hemp, 2O@22I; bale, %.
kss si0SsB $ f fatass los q 81 nsils. ssps T0a!S
81 80 per gal oF Fish aod 7SS
which is very well met, can be quoted GSlSGS20
per thousand cement, 81 limc. 8 plaster, 81.
,;T: ;Tars1StGekhOlm, =, per gal 81 /; Coal 75'.
Z Beef cattle-on foot, cwt 81; sheep per head,
SS@l0. ,yft E,tfs, fEp..rrF -.rtttst...-
EuTs, PeItry, hides. ''H
Bear r-skins-prime black, 81 to 5; brown, 90
to3 90 Badger-skins, l095Oc. Fox, silver, 81 to
l5, cross red and gray, 50c92 90; lynx, 25c to
90 Martin, prime, northern dark to 90 second
and thirds, SOC to - Mink, SOC to 81 Muskrat,
Sc to u Otter, prime dark, silvery. $40 to 60,
brown, $40 to 4; pups, Stto3 Wolf prime, SOC
az 90 Wolverine, 5OcG2 90 Wild cat, l0G30c.
Skun<s lO@l5c Seal Hair, 5(a25e Seal fur, 75e@
$35 beaver, prime northern. 609S0e IT, Id. Deer,
raw, l29t4o; drassed, 60@99oc jhides salt, 61@7cj
dry, 10 q lac. e. ID.
Wooden Goods.
Oregon goods 81 @@l rs a. yd Plain goods
81 25@1 80 doeskins, Oregon and Mission, g.;
go; fancy cassimeres, s. 90 IT, ydb French cloths,
SO; scotch tweeds, double width, Sc 75 black
dOeskins IS 2j@9 Is blue beaver. 81 600 90
castor beaver, black, 1915 !; Eastern cassimeres,
$20O@2 70; selecias 2Octs@ l2tts; farmers cloths,
75cts09l 25 -r ~
Agricultural Implements.
Hunts axes Sl,60, do handles 900 Garden
Hoes, Sl,00@l,25 Garden Rakes $1,000 LIS.
Iong-Handled Shoveis 81, so. Spades Long Han
de Sl,5O. Ploughs $3.50, to $25. Hay Forks
Two tine 81 ,25, do Three tines 81, 80.
, 1872-01-11
RETAIL MARKETS

Groceries.
Coffee, ground, 8e lib 4O@5Oc green Costa Rica,
Csc Java, 33c.
Sugar, crushed, +g fb, 10000; pulverized, 2Oc
granulated, l8c; yellow coffee, l65c; Islands, Mol,
13@l4c; Islands No. 2, 1l0l2e.
Syrup, golden. u keg, s. 50; dc. # gal 90.
Tea, black, u ID, 1901 90; Japan, S749l 0oi
Young Hyson, 1@1 f28. -'- -
Candles, IT, fb, ESQ S3c; Cream Tartar, 62I. Fari-
ma, 25c.. Hominy, Toe. Maccaruni zoe. Split
Peas, l23c. Pearl Barley, l0c. Rice, China No l,
10; Batavia, l5c. Saleratus, 20c. Salt fine, Sc S
coarse. l4e. Kerosene oil, ~ gal, 75c. Milk, 40.
Dried Fruits,
Apples, IT, ID, 10 Raisins, 374. f-1
Green Fruits.
Apples IF box, 81 25 ;seunents, ,20c-, ..-
Canned Goods.
Green peas, green cCJn, sic holsters, 371;
oysters, 374G50c; roast turkey, 80 roast chick
en- 373ei peaches G4950c. T
, 1872-01-11

To;Victoria, per North Pacific 20 head
cattle, 81 mutton, s hoises, l pony, and
l box tdngaes.. =.
, 1872-01-11

not .rePOrt-much wheat IN store. FEs
PIaiHdealer says the Harrisburg mills have
100000 bushels Of wheat, and the capa-
city Of themiHs have bssF{ igorepseir TO-
so barrels Of -four per day. We quote
local market, extra Standard, 81 90 per
bbl.; country brands, $6,75 per hbl .; SUI
perfne, S606,5O per Dbl.
Oats are firm in this market at 81 6oO
2i65 per GENITAL, sacked.
, 1872-01-11

Imports
Per Victor % kegs sugar. Per North
Pacific l lot iron castings, 400 lbs twine,
10 tom, ,mdse, ex Prince Alfred, l lot per-
sonaI effects.
, 1872-01-11
) Vessels Loading.

UrsALXDY.-Ship Georges and B Amar, ,tY
PoRr3 3DscovERY.-Bark Adelide Cooper.
PoRr BLAKELY.-Ship Wan Hawk Sampson,
and English ship Tharisa- sIggIA 4 n go
PORT GAMBLE, Bark Zillhh. Bark Milan and
Victor. 5nJ1Hg pr NniH.1u etitfeT 10 noS15
PoaI. LUDIoHp Ship LookoHt.a bsr7 ,or-f va
PoRT MADIsoN,-Ship Wild Wood.
SEATrLE.ABafk cesafWitch and holeto. a9i1
, 1872-01-11
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
REAL ESTATE DEALER,
y once, No. 81 Front street,
PORTLAND, OREGON. la -a

ZEAL ESTATE in this CITY and
EAST PORTLAND, In themost desirable
localities, consisting of LOTS, HALF
BLOCKS and BLOCKS, HOUSES and
STORES; also, ll1-s. -i--.i.laa .-4.- -
IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable
uncultivated LANDS, located IN ALL
parts of the STATE for SALE.
REAL ESTATE and other Property
purchased for Correspondents, in this
CITY and thfpughout the STATES and
TERRITORIES, with great care and on
the themostsADYANTAGB0uSFERMS
HOUSES and STORES LEASED,
LOANS NEGOTIATED;aa and CLAIMS
OF ALL observation-disclosures
LY COLLECTED. And General Fl.
NANCIAL and AGENCY BUSINESS
transacted.
/ AGENTS of this OFFICE fhralttbe
CITIES -and,-F0 OWNS in the STATE,
viii receive descriPtiopsEof EARM-PRO-
PERTY and forward the Same 70 the
above address. n ,alsazyoT racI7:is
, 1872-01-11
- e. ~
RaAl ksIata MAJ kst.

Real Estate rules tame. The following
sales have been effected during the last
week
ia Kuhn-to Jeremiah sDriggs, 5Eacfes
in Section 4, Township 80, W, $4,000.
JE Pugh TO J A Kuhn across in Sec
ton 8. Township %, North Range, l, W.
$l25,00. '''fs s's'D
E S Fowler to Hunt, lots 5 and 7,
in block 1873, S40O.
John Z Burns to WIN Newton, lot num-
Der 5, Block 80. Port Townsend. Con-
sideFatiOn, s235,OO.
, 1872-01-11


wind as did on this passage. We are in,
debted to the Captain stOts late Hes OF
Honolulu pspers.
Tie bark Oregon. lOrmsTIy a bleameE
running to tAe SOuddsis reported 70 be q
total wreck. No, particulars. She is
owned by MesSrs Adams Blfun, & Co.. Of
TX THE S4Ri1aIf;. an 1.-The o@oelas GftGsoa-
ifornia report the blow in the Straits yes
terday was the scverest they have met for
years. At times the gale became q hurri-
cane, aut droVe the waves clear over the
ship. As far on every side as the eye
could reach the seas were rising mountain
high, and the vessels seen were tossed
about like corks.-B. Col.
Thesteamer North Pacific arrived Tues
day afternoon from Victoria, with large
passenger list, and a quantity Of freig ght
brought up from San francisco By the
steamer Prince Alfred.
The Barkehtiue C. L. Taylor lumber
laden from Uisalady for Mauritius Is an
chored in our harbor writing for a crew.
. List of vessels that have passed the
Light House at New Dungeness for the
quarter ending December 31st, 1871:
October, ships, 8; barks 80; brigs 9;
schooners 90 sloops 20; steamers %;
total for the month Ill. November, ships
Is ;-baiks 80; ;-brigs s; schooners 10;
sloops 6; steamers 22; total for month
1906. .Decembsr, ships 1t; barks 2l |;
briggs s; schooners %; s!oops 10 steam
ers 26; total for month 104. For the
quarter 800: .1r az zr r
Bark Sampson, Capt. Nickols, cleared
Thursday morning for Calico, Peru with
100000 feet Of lumber. ...,-,.
Schooner H G Page arrived Wednesday
evening from Whidbys Island with Is
tons hay and Is boxes apples for Messrs
Booth, Foss, & Co., sa4tHaE
Bark @ L Taylor cleared Thursday
morning for Port Lewis, Mauritius Islard,
She CARRIES from Blsalady 81 543I feet
lumber, III, ,543 Of rough do, and lis
spars, and 100000 Shingles
11th, To Victoria, pei. North Pacific, 80
sacks Flour, and Is milton.
The;wreek Of sloop drifted ashore at
Near Bay on the 2Sth instant. The mast,
with asErodds end foresstay attached, and
the jib, was picked up. The mast was
about 80 feet foug, and paited green just
above where it went through the deck.
The vessd vas, by the mast, about four
feet deep in the hold, :
.1l7l -+<e-sa
Imports
Per Victor % kegs sugar. Per North
Pacific lot iron castings, 200 lbs twine,
10 tons Imdse, ex Prince Alfred, l lot per-
sonaI effects.
"eTGOT2 gIH3
Exports
ToVictoTia, per North Pacific 20 head
cattle, 81 mutton, s hoises, pony, and
/ box tongaes.
effSdiiIo >-z
Arrivals.
9th, steamer Eta White, Smith, Free
port.
" sCGlifOsniA, Hayes. Olynpiag zYg
Bark Milan, Butler, San Francisco.
7th, Schooner, Ssbina, Martinius, Dun.
geness.
7 9Th, Str North Pacific, Starr, Victoria.
9th, Favorite, Williams, Utsalady.
5ss Bark VICTOR Cove, Victoria.
{" Str Goliah,- Hayden, Port Gamble.
=" g North Pacific, Starr, Victoria.
Clearances
9th, Str California, Hayes, Victoria,
9Th, Scr Winifred, lloyd, Victoria, ,
Str North Pacific, Starrs Victoria,
9th, FavoritSl Williams, San Juan.
I - Z 0
Vessels due from San Franoigoo.
Bark ForestQueen and Schooner Shoot
ing Star. 4 &
II - Z
o Vessels Loading. ~
! IJrsAIXDY-Ship GEORGES and B Amar. ~
, 1872-01-11

TIade.
Trade during the last week has been
very good. Merchants have c.osed their
accounts for the old year, and while the
general average shows nothing startling as
having been done, yet all are satisfied.
Each year shows improvement, which,
though slow is steady, and therefore en-
couraging. - 1,s. T. 7s1..2
Thee is no particular ehaugeto note in
tbs market during the last week. All
kinds of grains remain firm st9pfeviOus
quotations. rr -e-TsoC
we clip the following from the Oregon
Herald -H .NpOokIi5I1
The Wheat Market in Oregon is of an
anomalous nature. Some dealers have
withdrawn from the market, prices being
too stiff to warrant buyers in taking up
large lots under the present cordiiion of
foreign markets and the absence of any
thing late by telegraph concerning prices.
Interior quotations are in many instances
much higher than here, owing to the per
siStent effort made By the holders to real
ize the highest figures possible. Prices
are tending downward somewhat, although
sales OF small lots have been made at
1925 per bushel and the price stands at
that. Shippers offer from S2,l7 02,l9
for choice, sacked and delivered. Last
Liverpool quotations, 12s Sd. "A ,s
Flour has been moving to some extent;
More than 10000 barrels were shipped
last week to Victoria and the Sound ports.
State mills are not running their tuiL az
mounts, and adY;ces from the intetler 40
, 1872-01-11
Arrivals.


9th, Str California, Hayes, Victoria,
9Th, Scr Winifred, lloyd, Victoria, ,
" Str North Pacific, StarrI Victoria,
9th, " Favorits. Williams, San Juan.
, 1872-01-11
sanFraneiseo 0 Market.

~ ~ San. Francisco Market.
Fn6uKs sdpet6ns SO, 12aS.25, Ex.a 81,
a 6,25. OATS, $b15 ls97. Wheat SS.25.
HAY sl7 a % per ton. BARLEY $1s75 a
1876. SPoTAToEs, zoe 81 90.
, 1872-01-11

Vessels due from San Franoigoo.
Bark ForestQueen and Schooner Shoot
ng Star. = Il &
, 1872-01-11
10 NOTICE.

S1ipWditeri, arrfrtag and depa,ting, asiu confer
farOr fOtte Editor Of this Department By Ieariag
any naemOraHdG they mGyhGre at his Office in E. S.
Fo'Oler's store; and other gentlemen. hGrino items
pertq9lipg to eommsrcsal affairs, for publication,
1iReOPfsFH fiFs farOr) By 'qaVing them as above.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-01

- We learu that the Literal Republican
Executive. Committee Of this State, held q
meeting at Parkersburr, on Thursday, to
make arrangements for vigorous canvass for
the November election. Amongst other busi.
ness transacted, the Committee, in copsidera
tIon of the fact that the Deo,ncru,ie party las
alTeady full Electoral ticket in the field.
withdrew the ticket which tley pomins,cd st
Grafton, Int June. 1t also appointed Com
paign Committee. COMPOSED Of the following
gentlemen, viz: J., j. Kimberly. q. J..
Granmer. Augustus PoIIsck, Of Wheeling J..
Il. Pierplin', Of Fairmour, aud j. w Grs..
craft, of Kanawha.
We shall expect to see,a lively canvass at
once inaugursted in the State.
{ [WAeeli"y Reyister, SEP. %.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-01
TO TRAVELLERS.
WINCHESTER AND POTOMAC R. R
It NJ e LIE.

TRAINS GONG Souri,
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Leave Shenandoah at Oh, a NJ and cop NJ
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Leave CharicstOwr al ~. A NJ and loP Nj
Leave CanIeroE's al 5 II, a VI and / So p NJ
Leave Summit Point at 30, A NJ and III p
Leave Wsdes"ille ats 81. NJ and = l7pM.
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Leave Stepheneun's at 81. A NJ and . 81 M
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TRAINS GONG NonTH
Leave Strasburg at 45 4 NJ and l2 10. M
Arrive at Wiuchcstcr at so a NJ and3 3i7PM
Leave WlnCEcster at l02I A NJ aud 3 Il T. NJ
Leave Stcphens"n's at 10 81 A NJ and 3 81 PM
Leave Opequon Bridge III 10 42 A NJ nd ) 81 p NJ
Leave Wadcsville at 10 As A NJ and Oi P NJ
Leave Summit Point 10 SO a NJ and 4 p p NJ
Leave Cameron at !! l0A NJ and II P NJ.
Leave Charlestownat u 21 \ Nj and 500 p NJ
Leave Halltow n at II - A NJ and 5 20 p NJ
Leave Keyes' Switc at II 81 a and 3 81 p NJ
Leave Shenandoah at II IS A NJ and 5 i5PNI
Arrive at iiarpcr's Ferry II 5O NJ and SO NJ.
A. i. W GOD, Agent, lila pcr's Ferry.
JOHN l.. WILSON,
June 9, 1872. Master of Transportation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-01
POLITICAL !.
ETERNITY.

Eternity! The NIystery!
In spirit, awed gaze
AT the perpetual glnry
That iliuminates thy blaze;
And feel that tims's least atom,
When it is viewed Alright,
Should point our longing gepirits
To thy everlasting light.
Eternityi The Diamond.
Whose ever glittering glow,
is the graudcss OF hopes offerings
To mnrta is here below
Tnou art sh ming that precious stone,
In darkness lied with light
Like the glowing orb which once awaked
The shepherds in the night.
Eternity! If Bethlehem
Had not brought forth a star,
All useless would the contest be
In lifa's unequal war
For, being left to battle
'Gainst Providence alone,
There's naught humanity could do
The great fall to atone.
Eternity. vicarous One,
Oh listen while we pray
To be accepted through thy blood
In the great Jud gment Day
For thu shalt be victorious,
Prince of the Better Land,
And receive each storm tossed mariner
Who has drifted from times strand.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-01
. % ,2l5 IS

While number of youths, 17O,O31.-
Amount per capita, 81 394 This amour,
per c"nita left small remainder, sl2 60,
which Was distributed arbitrarily among the
counties. The total amount apportioned in
1871, vas sl74,S96 62. Per calitu 1871,
81 ol5. Whole number of youths 1871.
1866 ,7i6. The total amount distributed in
1870, WIS s2H33, 1-i3 U2. The latter repre-
sented the accumulation of the fund for seven
teen months. the distribution being made 10
1871, on septeu'ber Ut, Instead OF April lst,
as in preceding year