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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-05-11
STOVES, CRATES : HOLLOW WARE,
BUfK'S ~BRILLIfE-T,

which is the king Of all the stoves. II hnkes
biscuit aud bread so nice that Il will make your
wife sing merry songs, and you will grow pleas
ant and ft. A man told me the other day
that he had bu, one objection to it, and that
was this, when his wife 20, up In the morning
he did not have time to turn over In the bed
before she called him to breakfast.
fl7-tf Up. RYAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-12
COTTON MARKETS

yrwOpruA~s y-ne fiCo.son easier Mliang 5fl5tcf net
Ms j e gross 6 es; sales 40 stock q i bales
CSCxsArI June -C0tOa dull AM n1naaJ ioWer AllAnss
24lc ...,.
n Lows jane l.-Cotton nomi1al MdtL3r7 2lc -
stv.ssAu June iLO0.t0E-HOlers arm qet M1lngs 20 ~
2slc net receipts bales eIporscoaste, ~ Da sales ~
bs e. sooG, 5.lG7 bales. 800. .,-,.,
NExPHis June I-Cotto- dull and uOmiHa MdlHgI Ed25c
rtcei pts, l45 bales ,.,,, a.. -.
receipts bale. stock 3,7jl bales
CHAHLEsTON. June llCO.ton dull M41lnss @S0c net re-
ceirts bales; stock 8,9L2 bales. - 81.
Bor,v June ll-totton dull; Midnrrs receipts. SO
bse. yro 81 bs e. srporl0 Great britain 90 bas ss ~
bales stock, 1850 bae%
LoUt,vIlLE June il-C0tt0n dali. MldiNngs. 25tc
WualSGroS June llCotoa duli Midng, 5ei zei receipts,
bales: eepors-coastEise 30 bales; stock, l,y9t bales
PguApEIPHiA. June ll.-COit0n quiet; MID uugs. l6ic
N0RyoLK June l-Coon quef Low MulngH, 4ils net re-
-ens So bales; erpoits0lstsse 20 hes lo3 oseL
BTrsoIg June ll-Cotton dull AM nominal Mddn % te
gros rece pt 76 bales s 81 bales
STOCK. $40 bales $500, .,7e,,. .
net receipts 81 bales sailsi ib bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-12

~ dng UpAhi idi MAILING 0hcsns llfallsd The reoap'
wbs Tor past three days 10 W inesadas o'
American -.
BivzRroot Iua- Ill m-cOOn dl Mailing UpEud' LID
II diing Orcaus liiL -.
LovpoS June ia mcOnso' for money i for s account
g, ant -,
LIvERrooL June ia m.-whsst, 29el3 ce1tal for Car:
Wbi,e iltdis4 Western and is Tor Rel
Winter. Cora, no quarter Flour ~ az Dbl for "st
LSSDsS June ll-sugAr sls cv for No u Dutch Standard
afnaL .
o.! for the American securities unrnlnnsed
PAHis. June il-p n.-lenes ci,sei al .1L olc
LvPHPOOI. r. m.-N0tOn co ed and unclAnSea
90 hae. nclang 2Di0 Tor srecnaion and export
LlgDos, Jane il.-Bussian fallOw 81 e cNi.
LvERPO0t lae EVening O - ~ per tnn Con-
mo- Ro.u. Q "a cHL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-12

7ca7S Ohio fe5nsvAuiA and vgnA-ChOins Selected saxOnJ
e3dsic- ssxony nos Theequater AMI Full
blo-d McrRo. 1d9c Hall 6nod Fleece TuTso QaAfereOod
fleece 1oaI7c.. Common Foece 7e075c-
THSNEsEs-UBwashod Fleece, 5soS7cI
Unwashed Cefnhing 6JdTc
woOL-cbOcs soas5e Fair 7s9soe Inferior and
BURY, S3D6Se.
PuIEp woor-New-York CITY Pue e30Se NsvHosk City
Pulled 67072i and Extra d6'c COnniy
Extra Pulled, IS 0Soe Countrv Super Pulled TSa9pc -
CALFORSIA-spnng Clip hne = 91s Spring Shp meaa to9
t0c Sprng Clip, aud burr, BG4c fAl CUP 80
&c Fall t1p low grades ami bury l0d3ac-
TRx.s-Fne 47a5Oc MEDIUM, t795Oe Low, s79toc Inferior
Gdfec; verT bury J0035e.
FoREreS woo-Care Of Good Hope ease B9eno, Arr,
Mene and Mesza 35d42ct MOnevdoo Meno AMI Me TIA 4sG
Sc Australian Clahng Australian COMING u dT2
WHISKY soave irregular prcrs 81 20 bblA at SSGsct
and 900 bbls buyer July at Sli a92ic-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-12

Receipts week upon principal average per
EN- 32sn milk; EeWllsveu with branc4e $50 100
Hudson River Total daily rcpts 955l mix Sales The
The s weat which increases the demsnd the
Of the Improvements II The beat shoai continue INCREASE
will safe for farmers moderately increase their supplies
MEATS
Receipts Of provisions during the ps week; l93 bhs pork 2
pkgs cut meats and 3y'O Bags nr slpaens4SI Dds ana @
beef IS bb pork So boxes bacon. aud go pkg lard We
Beef sides Prime D ....O oil Mutton
Do Common 70 Fa. dly PORK tV lesscd''.''' q % u
Mutton Prime = D......l2 alli
Receipts the week s bales growth 30 bales than
week last 4o bses Beside The above Americans
We hld - bae English hons Just arrived tl sell al lose lot
OF 20 bales o home sold 5G4Oc The msTket continues
state good OGa5 Yeanzs choice 2s11z
to 35at5 Do r...-. - 40
Western grOsh 8i....3JG5J Oh Ods growth ..... SGls
POULTRY AND GAME.
price good picked binds 81 With
81 81 per dL in bad order sold 81 lev State
sta.. 4NLvs ps % Dasss western pr. $50 o
Do Western...... Ig u Geese Wssieru..'.s 20 Is
DO. Boosters "A ~ Tarkera, y B...... i60 Is
VEGETABLES.
Perhaps there s little fmless good old poaoes Of the
new southern beng poor 51a bs|aA' 5ng mgns hIee e,n
round Charleston strng pay freight Cneubes
plenty. Roda SA'eTmelOa have been we'd Quota
oSoa. Ber crstsI ST. 7s8 . String Beans Nd crate
Peach Blows Red Green Peas l. l.. bib coz %
Prrce Albert...... 50G Is Cleunbes = G ca .
D asa sol Do, n J y eJ... "a %
New bermuda. a 90 SquasAes. n C.. sum
Tomaoes Der eTss OOa y TaTapi NJ 100 bneh. O0 70
sUSDRIEs.
Cider = gaL -. ~. Y q Esrss.Pea. h.. q
new Frnsg % 70 Maple sugar ia; n y IS
Dc h,TS.- % Do s Dsit 90 q,
VinssI Cider y ga. p q Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-12
RECEIPTS OF PROpuCR

Ps- Norm hirfT FfsHA ara A1tifO0dt
June l5l Pkg. Ash pkg. B.esEsx ~ bales Cotton, s'
bha Copper lgg3 bits Eg II bh Fsr, 68 bls Wheat
bash Corn bah $50 bush Re, sos bash Matt
Pax Se ~ bb Bens bb Ma 10 hg deal 10 bb
Osted 10 bales Hemp lls bates ops ~ 80 ass lo4 SIDES
Leather OICase g9 PORK p bbs. BE Cal
Meas ~ -. case 90 pigs Lard - kczsiLaf, y sesn
1856 pSgx Baucr cas- tgs Clsse f4J Psg iaOF ~ bbL
Tos on 81 pa SpsieI. Silver Ore, on pkgs starch
" SALES sEa. 80 bL1G rs pkg Iob4eee
bbs W ASA, 10 bass wgOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-12
TsnG.uEKH's oryTcx Nsw.Yonx EEv Nav RkIsoAD
,oNPASI and i7h-st EswYOk March 1911
A IN q Il. 4,

rsnA.uEKHs orTcx Ssw.Yonx Ezv-nAvrs RlrHoAD
coxgAsI and i7tht Ns~YOrL March 1914
A meeting OF the Board Oh Dlrector Is. Oh
.o9 f" TSsi X ' a-iaScni s6oLI4Ss per
sse sud rrgur q e paid the Treasurer,
oIe, That Cercaies Of Fupsd be issued r-spe
T pe , a es 2 SS q s 81 P s s I'd Usa
rren Of he Crees Of sash sep Slosa ana that 20 L,n
July 1871! until nsAnsntdee taeIeuD bas been Paid
q Thai as Issarsr nSu 1ls sSsaaoeIs ~ s az
lay nE ~ 1stAsn 1d PRIOR to The arsl day Of jane merit
rayaeu made prior to that receipt win given
certificate viii Ne iisaeL JOHN SHELTON, Treasurer
RECEIVERts SALE. NETWORK SUPE-
~ InoR c0IRr-WIILLAM H. WEBB agt THE NORTH
ony vested in By TIE orsr Of Tie superior Court The above
tbs steamship Company. vii public ssetou
b. LUDLOW Co, AueoHeeE, at the Exchange SalsEoom
1872 at Il O'Clock following described property. constituting part
saHf md - Hi-ye SHARES Of Stock o. he cEyTR1I GMERI
TIE i5oTs Sale e r5; POSTPONED f ssbAY june H.
iL At ooeE at the same place. and sale be made through
Tts above Sale hereby POSTPONED until FRIDAY June a.
ia At Il oeOE sane place and sale to s made through same
MUNICIPAL BONDS of the Highest Grade,
w CAREFULLY SELECTED BIZ OUR WESTERN AGENTS,
THos. P ELLIS Co. BsBkers, Il Priest
PONDS of the VILLAGE of NEW-LONDON,
BONDS ofARAPAHOB COUNTY COLORADO (Cy Denver tho
REGISTERED BONDS Of LEAVESWORTU COUNTY, KANSAS.
Ysne Of property s1,O000aO.
All the above payable in Nev-Yofk Citg.
For sale pne sA4 vail pay u IS per the invest
FI5t.elsss Investnru securtie. ALWAYS on hand
THOs p. ELLIS Co.. Bankers. No Il Pne-s-
IN PER CENT KANSAS SCHOOL BONDS,
PnePal an Interest payable EewTort The safest aOd most de-
Tb.s yi bOnd Investment few choice Tor sale below
PER CENT BONDS
Of JOHNSON COUNTY KANSAS,
Iegisferei With State Auut0r
Interes JeuGary and JULY In NeEYork
Actual Uealih 81 OMNO
llleDtelne1a
Prcs IS and Interest,"
Also Nssou County Bonls prices that win pay The investor Il 70
II ,er Interest
FITCH, OTIS L CO., Bankers
u Pnest, y. z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-12
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
Al pNAN MARKETS

Tovtsx lime u-fsp a. m-Cousa, o1s1ei n 81 money
~ isf hnrucn srrun~s 4l Uuel aia.es
Five sen b5s1s LOS, % l.5 o1f s lb5s SOL IenFoH
LsFEagooI- I'LL IsCS.s0a opened qnss AMI seAdyi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-12
nrErALn LIVE STOCK nlnKrr-Irrr II

CATrLr-Repts toav, ncni reported arrivals Us hest max
supply Tor tie thus sl hzd sknSi
90 time last Market opened dtc
advance prices TIE quality FOOd ~
that previous There large Of country
BUYERS supplied themselves steadily the Tiers out
little stock the yars unsod the close Of ih day.
About 100 head we're disposed Of sales ~
Illinois seers nrgng from l0A 6e6 No. q 90 va 81 90 81
ragng 2]i D. At 20 81 r. Ohio steers. ~ =
from % n 90 asa ~ 90, % head TeIas
ang ~ H. 40 25 81 bead ninA ranging FROM ls 20
1861 10 AZ At % mixed steers averaging Ito n At
so s. 81 Michigan sioeers sIeIagng OiS ~ % st HHdAna
cow Averaging G29 n, at IS 30
to-day Including reported arrivals, 100 heii
narkst not yet opened AMI no sales 20 report.
ioos-Recept, including reported arrivals LOO hesi market
r business being transacted shade lower than
prevailed week 40 offerings aling purchasers; sales Of 2 bead
Indiana rang from ~ TO ~ n a. "a - 49, no he'd
Ohio averaging To- Ui @l8 Illinois, N ~ Nd
20 Freight live stock the Central aa1
Hudson aver Railroad las increased 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-12
FRuIrs AND BERRIES.

Strawberries arrived freely tins morning. from Del Nd and n J
GOOD demand 2dl5c Inferior lots aud late at ga o. some
6ne Wilson's lGc with Ud1c for C. Downing ana lev Jun
dasau G. DOEuns
Jersey small baskets 34c thirds at 5aJc
CHERRIES come freely them Of anor or not
sufficiently npe B. Taraan sod at DC, with sour Cherries at
Tg3c GooseboTe 20 very sOwy oi taem are over pr
Quotations: - 1870, ., u. ia.
DO good 10 Strawberries. fne y qt....loald
Cooseuerles, Do. DUiV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-12
MIDLAND PACIFIC
RAILWAY
FIRST MORTGAGE
z PER CENT GOLD BONDS.

These SIC per mile upoa COli-
PLETEO ROAD from NEBRASKA CITY. the Missouri
River LINCOLN, CAPITAL Of NEBRASKA. The distance
points es this division Of the Road
operation earning than all the interest
peuetia,es EXCEEDINGLY kICH AGRICULTURAL
region UNLIMITED CAPABILITIES for production aud much
abundant cTops market Thu uee has been
felt that LOCAL SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE AMOUNT OF
$4,000 NILE HAVE BEEN MADE facilitate the extension Of
tie oad IRON the Platte which in process
Of construction The MIDLAND PACIFIC part direct EAsr
TRUNK ROUTE being rapidly built from Urbans
the INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN RAILWAY
in Illinois through VERY RICH AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT
DEXSELY POPULATED FOR tie greater part Of the way 70 Grand
Island Platte River junction made sh the Union Pa
ce line 90 miles long, formed Of three inks Of
uh more than 900 MILES COMPLETED force Of 1900
men engaged vigorous prosecution Of the work. and the ENTIRE
LINE : to be FULLY COMPLETED IN La
The roads eomponr JUDICOUsLY LOCATED
AND ARE UNDER TuR DIRECTION OF SOME OF TIE ABLEsr
AND MOST SUCCESSFUL RAILWAY MANAGERS Of the country
Being the sane interest," consolidation follow and thus form
strong combination Of railway Direc;n. greatly in IL "a
vor As saves distance between New York aud San Fran
cisco over any existing Tie MIDLAND PACIFIC with tho broad
area productive and tributary 70 H. with It's close ALI
snce with The Missouri Iowa Railroad and the nnapO
h Bloomington WESTERN EXTENSION must be taxed to
It's fullest local and through business Shipments
Of orodus By this road viii WEST well the EAST
Bonds which FIRST LIEN on COM
PLETED road PRIME security PERFECTLY SAFE aud IN
RETURNS much more desirable or than Government BOndA
Present price 80 and accrued inieres. Il Currency.
Coupons ps7abs Peb and Aug Gold free Of tar, In the
CITY Of SswYorE All marketable securities received exchange at
full raie. registered without charge Pamphlet
cuar ko giving fall information, be Obzei from The under
signed, financial Agents Of the Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-12

wATERrOWS (MASs) LIVE STOCK MAaKET-Jusz IL
Cae-Recspts l47 head setEs prices fnlT
% 70 quotations s Of Choice 20 Extra, - 30
so; First Quty ~ Sla 53 Seoal Quality. s6d ~ & Third
Quality, So sheep AID LsmbsReceps he'd; supply
hight small lots Of spring Lambs s sca IL per had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-12

DALROAD, STATE. CITY. COUNTY, and
IL lONS BOSDsof lll lnds boasht and .oli
uAaEA BROTHERS, IA Wallsg. al : gos-st New YORK
Inrssmrut r-nntrs specially
iHiOfIaal0a f-.-4sA0g " lEIesorA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-12

A SBURY LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
n OFFICE. SOj BROADWAY
CORNER ELKVESIIIsr, NEW. YORK
G. g. NORTH Pre-leat
A v. sTOrT, N d SArrS ID. r. Presidents
ISAAC A biiLRS. secr-srv ssd ARMY
a. T. ~ Fltlll, 81. D., Aadcal kxaHaer
LKMUhL hkIDMORE. CounaeI
EMORY ACLlATOCE. Coushng AcfutrT.
We pfcni The iooUing fung Lofe desg
insaunce fer this Company er o~n
hTts We sue al he yaeus kinds Of policies pInt use en-
Hafpren plan, Onefear and Policies which
ont issne1 u tn topanF 2 Registered Policies secure
spscA Deposit unnecessary restrictions travel removed ran
value secured IN
oDer1 n Premium wien amounting 10 $40 DFdeads On
srthp Plan No EXTRA charge Female Geusf
20 Nefg mn and ihelr iamnea ProQt p1yht 81
losses no ara 'en folly detailing ~ the peesr features Of i1
CsmpAnF. for al lie Fan0u spill
cation D L..H Once. hhLIABLk AGENTS WANTED 10
who Whole time busnosa liberal siil
b. granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-12

Ree for the week 25i less than last week
sane week year packages Persons viewing the lighter re-
to Improve
Thev do the demand fails OF fstf han me re-
CENTS diminish Besides bringing out their held lots and
were one week ago There small exceptional sales a 5lo Dlck
e continue forward while the demand lgt VuO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-12
~ OU0Z JoI DO jersey, ~ !
PRUITs-DRIED AND NUTS.

% dried rear
pkgs Arrivals peanuts Tor the wees 9 Ps Trade very
dull ali round aVples selling bb State quarter al
lie sicd 1850 Unpeeed pescheS nave so IN moderate
Quantities but prcesi nO quarters &C so d. Be 4'
bags yes STE bacbrries ljc 3OV % on pn.
AeOunts geer W represent the prospects Of crop Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-12


Domestic quiet go hhds Cuha Auseovado at 80
NAVAL sTOaEs-sDu Turpentne has been active owing
The supply higher prices preTalegii Of 10 bb
b1 5i quote Mehantan az the close
fairly active, but the supply oneug
demaad Aad mare sales Of 100 hbs Com
mon stra ned az 80 bb STRAINED 30; 0 bbl Good
io Al % 90; bbl Va % 50; and 80 bills Pa.e a.
s5 3 Tar da steady % 50 % "a for Washington
and Wilmington.
OII-y Lneo quiet steady s9a9oc. in casks and %
0sc bbS dull and unchanged Manufactured
without change Menhaoen du anu 40Q c Other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-12

An idsgs cal ass 90 a 90 Red OIL West. 5ishro
Cnae sperm. 81 % 81 81 "a
Winter wlsis...... 80 a 80 PALM y b.. 8iS 81
; %as Sos1 '.'' rs I'll 70 i case 1iIso d. w. 5as4
90 waisl SSs 70 Al 70 seal Es.s hsas-
's5.:.:........-. 11ts 70 Cotton seed yellow.
s,sAsas sassy U % 9 q Cotton use Sd; v Ts.oT
OATMIAiTbs market dull Dat ssiyi quote Ia %
~ P S5 1s demand paiE moderate bit s held
n s'aee T sale oo s are v nv G'i ~ m , Tor w on
s5 81 seller June Belf % in led demand 1H ps are steady
Mes ecs Beef dn and seminal At s4@s7 ior Prime Mes
1 sao 5Sdts e5.Hs sales IS 55 a ss for w,sefS
sc s d 80 PSs At 5s95s Tor sRouiieTs and Io9lo ior
Da Bacon si5oai ae s1a eaiy o1 Ga 9e e.oes 5ga.
c-a TO- and % boxes Light Long Clear at 7 Dressed Hogs
i about rates hoaEa nAin uyers favor. 1es
Of $50 sa aaa tea a. e i'5 40 J. Sss Tor CITY &c for ilf 70
- > ior June a. DE- and snail o s'y a. So; go 'es
PTEoLBUM-C ~ bu has ud iuT closes shade saser
oaerug o. 90 bbs al 5tc The ruling
guoaoa for spot - both reads ie6net continued moderate
cfrase ossuHgs 900 b0 seller balf Of July 25ic
Sc Ssa aoniaa a sooat 5c In Phsdsphs marsst ruled
steady bal quiet; a. BE Tor Juaei sales Of 1000 bb last bali July
hcET1es gh improvement, 2 he demand and prices
7ie e. 4aHgeoH and IN bosd I 500 beg. a. - o. god
~ Poye Fd. a as5e for cabs sbs so boxes srsba At
Haris ollie bE White lOs lc Cor B. and oi0i03c for
brrs g.
sEus quiet hit e9ic Tor Ohio Clever 9l99lc ior IL
AM lc Tor stale In0ihy Inactive and
uoulusI lf - ga - lIi BUSH
sJAE-lo Inquiry lOf CASTLE and prices are steady
qru.e caIIe1cy
IALlOW moderately sales Of
toisc q dsie. and n Tor 9 9l6c
1OCA1CO-keluokv ai and armi sales o.; the
luda Leaf
reaclia 200 Ola crop Sunires DO "a
Crop ~ Y 40 l1al5 75 DO Ono 81 0uir ~
ses gnsa q ae 80 eaes a. Coma tinFs. u loo ana
soon LilJ2lc and ~ DO Wisconsin, % DO Penn,
d. Lann sui 10 Oh CryD al private
and STEADY sei 40 bales Havana BE
a. b.
NOuiFhe market continues lih0agh
sgy t7lnsactons
gaaeieas thf
do
at which a b. H0ue ouag uuoerta-tY
slca IN ne mi11s Of u1-rlars a. rer-s s ttl
D. Hrrgf al0 tls.t raaHs selg c9g AK
unc asfet ana Il vii cgrfuue
1854 y ONO nl.aus teof 51I7c
1900 90 a zoe z5zi D. al ZIP Cslforma s005e
D. ai csZ.30 d Cape 5000
Co.. ai4a - e9 p Deaz5 a. ig4t5a eg 70 Eaghsh
hoi 03 Nii .ff T. fa ft1ls in ltlitonf ei
g'e ers Jog o. ~ - i's1l t2s soi ~ aae.2a "a &c.
pr 0a
s-Tlc FlrErss-y-rYo Mirhisau lHiHns
Il41s guares l4slooi n-rn9. n Dc, Hsnt9,d tlscs
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miscellaneous.
Ueooing GGros. &r.

At WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 1O4 Full
a on-st-WEDDISG CARDS AMI FIAB srAIIOS4Rf (AstAe
hshed Isl5l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-12
Safe and Profitable
THE
CANADA SOUTHERN
First Mortgage Sinking Fund 30 Years
I PER CT. GOLD BONDS
90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
90 ANDACCRUED INTEREST.

The Road rurs from Bnao Detroit Eastern
PROM BUFFALO TO CHICAGO, and has
under about ea pas, By railroad Who
necessity for STEEL RAIL Low GRADE SHORT
ROUTE between the great railroad systems which dverge from Chicago
Toledo and BuflIo.
Among builders subscriptions 20 miles
Of 0 already been graded brg and made ready Tor tho
large Of the steel rails bOagh all Of The materials
stations and of he equipment purchased
MILTON COURTRIGHT JOHN r. TRACY. DAVID BOWS. VIM
L. SCOTT HENRY H. FARNHAM. n A. FORSYTH HENRY POR-
TER JOHN BURKE L. SYKES, JR, D. r. ALLEN al direc
tos either Chicago North tho Chicago Rock Island
and Paesc GEO OPDYKB Midland Rosd JOHN b. ALLEN,
SIDNEY DILLON DANIEL DREW. J. s. EASEMENT J. & J.
CASEY o. CHAPMAN. JOHN Ross, DAVID STEWART, and r.
Il WINSTON
THE ROAD vinbs
SO Miles Shorter than any other Read,
BUILT contemplation between Buffalo and Chicago and
Toledo and Buaao p niles
THB MAXIMUM GRADE the entire Line does not exceed PP-
TEEN FEET nls-aBd Nneysx cent Of toe road Is
STRAIGHT.
Tie ROAD WILL DE- COMPLETED and running order be-
fore Dec o. Of this rear.
The principal and interest Of the bonds payable either SewYOE
London or Frankfort.
confidently recommend The bonds to 81 classes Of nysOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-12

"a, sIRAVY and TROY Fare Steamers 5USNTsIDk sna
THOMAS POWELL leave Pier D. T. r. foot Eoh Moore 81 iiT
Sslpri,rs ercptsd At D. N making connections wh al
- sarta-east and ctes sod and baggage checked = al
s. and Saratoga aud Troy AM B5on Railroads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-12

~ LINZ OF STEAMERS landing CATsKLL non Pier a. n
Sprngst DAILY tSatHriays erptei te ~ ernsi
Han Stste-reons = cents Cak 10 centN he1Eers
VANDERBILT CONNECTICUT connecting with railroads 70 Al
lafea
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-11
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A AIeriden man returning from the Club"
few nights ago, decidedly over, GOT into the
wrong house and had just pulled off his boots
preparatory to seeking his little bed, when the
proprietor appeared, and with some difficulty
conducted him home. When they arrived the
incbriated individual was still so befonned that
he insisted that his friend, (who by the wav, is
a strict temperance MANI, should he mt 10 he'd
assuring him that he would never saw a word
| about ms being "n-tos-ti-cat-ed;' pointed out
TO him the evils of intemperauce: depicted the
sorrow of his wife if she should ever know of
his condition; begged him never TO touch an
other drop OF liquor, and even went so far as TO
produce bill for goods from merchant. which
nc INSISTED was temperance pledge, and with
tears urged bis friend to sign it, promising to
stand by him through chick and thin" if he
would 10 so. 1t is needless to say that the tenn
perance man didn't "sign.'
Judges Carpenter and Holbrook, arbitratois of
| the case Of the National brick company in
Providence, against Luther D Alexander of
| killingly, met in Norwich, saturday tosdecide
| the same. The plaintiffs sold certain real estate
in Rhode Island to defendant, having a brick
| yard and machinery and other properly in the
same, for $4,000. Alexander paid $500, and
| suit was subsequently brought by the compa-
/ ny before the United States circuit court to com
| pei him TO pay the balance of $500, with inter-
est, in all about $500. The referees found the
| property not as repreSented; that the facilities
! for getting the brick TO market were not as rep
| resented by the vendors; that Alexander was
kept out Of possession nearly the entire season,
| and permitted him to recover for such losses.
They awarded the company s8975.H as the
amount for them TO recover of the defendant,
| with costs.
The Hartford Evening Post is still stirring M
the politicians with its exposures of the lobby
| corruption in connection with the "capitaI
amendment question for tW o years. It's latest
| reports relate to the cost of the Iitchield
county lobbyists to Hartford and New Haven.
1t appears that in two years Hartford has paid
Litchfeld county lobbyists S192S and New
| Haven has paid them SSS72. The vote OF Litch.
field county in 1870 was: house, D yeas ((or The
| capital amendment in favor of Hartford, Is
nays; senate, yeas, nav The "a yeas seem
| TO have cost Hartford $500; the 16 nays cost
| New Haven S1757. In 1871 the vote stood :
house p yeas, II nays; senate, yeas, navs,
| none. That year twenty-five votes cost Hartford
| s96S, while New Haven paid S7115 for her seven
teen woes seem TO have cost Hartford about
$40 apiece each year, while New Haven paid
| SllO apiece for them in 1870 and a fraction over
SAP each in 1871.