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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-05
New Stationery House
r.. r. STOK ES

HAS inst opened, in the new and handsome
- building Immediately opposite tho PAG.
NIX once, on Main street, complete stock of
S1,AIIONERY,
Comprising Letter. Cap and Note Paper, of
all sizes, qualities and Of every description;
dlum, Royal, SUPERFICIAL, and Imperial sizes,
which will be sold in any quantity, or manu-.
factured into Blank Books OF any size, and
ruled to any. pattern, and bound in any style,
ENVELOPES
In endless variety-ali sizes, colors and quail
tics.
BLANK BOOKS
or every variety, Memorandum and Pass
Books, Pocket Books, invoice and Letter
Books, Receipt Books, Note Books.
AHCH1TECTs and DRAUGHTSMEN will
nse. Drawing Paper, in sheets and rolls,
Bristol Boards, Postal Paper and Boards, Oil
Paper, Pencils, Water Colors, in cakes and
boxes. Brushes. Crayons, Drawing Pens.
SCHOOL SI,AIIONERY
or every descriptions. a great yrriety OF conve.
nient and useful articles for both Teachers and
Pupils.
Photograph Albums, Writing Desks. Port
folios, Cabas, with boxes, and countless
variety OF
FANCY ARTICLES.
Also. most elegant stock Of Gold Pens and
Pencil Cases, superbly-mounted Rubber
Goods.
INKS.
Black. Blue, Violet and Carmine, Indelibl,
and Copying; Mucilage; Chess and Back gam
mon Men and Boards; Visiting and Weduinl
Cards. and everything usually kept in
FIRST CLASS STATIONERY HOUSE
Which the Proprietor intends this shall be.
He will still conduct his BINDERY an,
BLANK BOOK MANUFAOTORY and PAPER
| in successful operation for over thirty years Il
this State. and to which he will continue Il
devote his own personal attention His stoo
will be kept up full and complete, and hi
prices will bo found always reasonable, sn(
he hopes to have share Of patronage.
Z. Il. STOKES, Main street,
| Nov8 Opposite PHGNIx Office.
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Boots and Shoes,
LEATHER, ETC.

SG,i THE old house OF, p H. FLA.
iAMiN, III. NIGAN, who for twenty years
N carried on the Shoe. trade, and
in every branch. is now opcntd by his e,,ns,
and they will conduct the bueiness on tie old
plan-keep nothing but first class goods,
QUICK sales; and ehort profits
=. IL: FLANAGAN will euperintcnd the Ma
nufacsuiing Department, and will lie pleased
1o s5a A.s o:a ss:saas ana oastSmers. b, L..
Dur stock consists Of Mems Boys, Youths.
Ladies', Misses and Children's M, III
Shoes. of all Styles and Varieties.
They will leave nothing undone to MORT a
fair share of tho patronage SO literally be-
slowed on their father. 90 and eee them.
All Shoes exchanged or money refunded.
Five fret class BOOT-MAKERS wanted.
J. T. FLANAGAN & CO.,
Main etreet, opposite Lorick & Lowranoe's.
Deo19
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40 Richardson's Law Reports. T
MOL. I, New. Serics. State oaah price, $6.
Also. the following new Law Books:
Brightly-Election Gases. ~ so.
Hill on Fixtures, <2.
TYLER on Infancy and Gov. rture. 81 80. ~
q. Tyler on Ejec.n,cnt and Adverse Enjoy
-, p~arris on Statutes and Constitutions.
Bishops Law OF Married Women $3.50.
"Langdale's Select Gases ON Contracts. 81.
SECOND Volume Brightley's Federal Digest.
HAMS Legal Judgment $500. @-
For sale at BRYAN d MoUARTER'S
DecSO ifctHst. Bookstore, :,
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-.1 3 Y q

Twill sell all my stock
Of DIR Y GOODS and
NQTI0Ns, at greatly
reduced prices, from
this date, as both mo-
ney and room are want
ed for a large stock of
i2nring Goods. Great
bargains will be Of
feTed.U asaa
@LiO. 4. JACKSON,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-01-05

81 s.Si.sNSr THE largest and most varied
steHh SRf1I 4 os :rnsy9 sSgthesn ,s aeeliaated
- =. ,. = Apples, Peaches, Pears, Plums,
almonds. Aprioots and Neetarines, from the
Aazle Nuts. EnYlish Wainuts and spanfsh
Ohestnuts. several One varieties; Grape Vines,
embracing choice table kinds; Strawberries
aud Raspberries. Evergreens, In great variety,
the best; Dshliee, Gladiolss, Lilies, 10; Or
namentsl Flowering Shrubs, Asparagus and
Horse Rsdish Roots. Usage Orange and Ma
OF all hinds, which will bear the first season il
trsnsplanted early, will be furnished at mode
rate prices. new priced catalogue sent to
Persons wfshing, will please apply direct to
the proprietor. j. WM, SUMMER.
Dec IS t2mo .,,a. , Pomeria. so.
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s;peC1aI Hdot1ce@.

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ON MARRIAGH-HAPPY RELIEF. FOE
YOUNG LIEN from che effects or Errors and
Abuses In early liIs.D Manhood restored.
Nervous debility cured. i Lmpediments to
Marriage removed. New method ioft trest T.
ment. New and remarkable romedies. Books
and Circulars sent free, In sealed envelopes,
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No, q
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. lo3 /
H Deo "a. - 2tst 4iS lr3l;t smo j
.'vyAKsINe WORDs--The strength and
nervous energy of the human body ought to
be increased, during the winter, for two rea-
song. In the rfrst place. diseases Of the most
deadly .ehaFaeter, may! be generated at this
seasani, and, secondly, it is Of the utmost i'm
portsnce that during the cold weather months
tho .syatem, should he, pnt in condition TO
Withstand. the effeots Of the. spring, miasma,
and the subsequent depressing beat Of sum-
mer. Ittsthsrefore advisable, in fact. essen
tial, to tone, regulate and invigorate the di.
gestive and seoretive organs at this period of
4he. year. and ofisll tile stomachics and alte.
ratives. at present, known, HOSTRTTER's
STOMACH BITTERH is the most powerful.
the most harmless and the most agreeable.
The temperature of winter would be in itself
q glorious tonic, ,iflit did not. unfortunately
bFipg; with II q volume Of chilling moisture
AID nnwholesorhe winds, which have . bad
efect'on tho skin and lungs. These must be
guarded against, or there is no security for
health. Fhe!effect Of q course Of the Bitters
is to give yigor and t6ne to the entire organi.
zation-the superficial muscles and nerves. as
well as the internal viscera. A regular habit
OF body, healthy and natural flow OF bile,
an active Digestion . good appetite, pure
blood, and a vigorous circnla ton OF thatfiuid.
are among the blessings derivable from per.
sistent use of Hostetter's Stomach Ditterp,
which not only more than supplies the place
presci ibod in their, separate forms by physi
clans, bnt perform the three-fold work OF in.
vIgoration, regulation and publication, at one
and the same time. -, Dec 20 "a
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
POIICt kOTIa
Arrests last year in Brooklyn, 22,3l

Arrests last year in Brooklyn 2,3ll; last week. 300
Daniel OConuclI q suburban reporter, age 80 was
found n bed, o u Saturday, 81 the fTsubou HOa.
Mrs Catharne Lux, age 81, committed suicide On
Saturday by taking Paris green, At Ne. io ntttalahe
Bernard McCOwaD, pedder residing al No. 2@S
TerJ Brooklyn found deal IA bic wagon 10 Det zee
teTday.
Martin Hccker, a patient in the Small-PoX Hos
p Blsckwe srd drew bmse into The nS VI Saturday and
dTONneJ
J. IL. Won NOrdO6 q musician, wac ganOted by
two in DeRabae BrOetn, YESTERDAY, bsl do't then ot by
firing pistol
The bonded warehouse OF Frederick Baker. No.
750 Whe robbed Saturday morning Of o feDeh cst
skBf value ttCO.
John Nahcr a lahoTer, % H. was fatally Injured,
Saturday b. the premature Explosion o baFt 10 Seventy
eteOnd-st aud second ave
Herman Schroeder was arrested in Brooklyn yes
day for L alleged theft Of 4OV soa from III Td'pc Of CLss
Rsnks, st No. ~ Rem.eB.t
Joanna Roche a widow while intoxicated, on Sat
uray evening Accidentally set tre 10 bC cOtus l apartment
No. Gotrci st, and Was fatally burned
Mrs. William Iayieure of No. All Dean-st. Brook
81
Of William borrow Il No tulsOn.n
Frank We'll, alias Wm Kaiser. was arrested on
Saturday the Virgo Der Erda from sstsunah
tieaing silver hOm BIZ employers ~ that city.
Eliza Callahan, age l5 of No I94 Chailton-st
Patrick Clsysn 81 No ts' Third Jlrs ne nl
and sscoIi died yesterday Bellevue o,psi
ipiurist
Sergeant John sa Iders and Patrick Oats have
been Transferred from The Seventeenth L fou.th Pr,sne And
W g. BsIsbod aud George ka,s from tLy Fourteenth 10 n,
be'eBisenth Precinct
Lewis A. Dean OF No. 4G3 West Forty-seyentL-et
while ,n bis sindos 'ssedy tbo the h.d and
severely V0apd by pistol bali trd by boy Lme Theodore Bun
han Of Pony .isbib" The b"J Was oJtd ~.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
TWEED EXPECTED TO RESIGN HIS sENA1

TWEED EXPECTED TO RESIGN HIS sENAToRsHrP.
That Mr. Tweed will not demand his seat in
tho Senate within few days If at ALL seems the pre-
vaillng opinion among those well Informed as TO the
movements OF the late TammaDy leaders II Is eonsd-
cred probable that should he ind by Wednesday that he
cannot control majority in the Senate, he will send IN
his resignation. and thus force election, trusting
TO hts friends 10 send TO the senate the whom ne
would favor for the vacancy Mr.. Tweed knows that
prominent politician who kept In the background during
the late excitement offered $4,000 to name ana sup
port an opponent 10 Tweed THIS man would not ed6-
port ODOnOyan ROssa and stll maintained his dtutral
position but should Tweeds resignation be forced from
hum by the action Of the Senate and the election follow
Immediately, II IL thought by men VINO are good author
iy In the matter that Twecds nominee will suffer
overwhelming defeat Tweed il not known TO have gone
10 Albany yesterday, although IL expected that he
would leave this city on early train.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

fr1TLT FgoN CrEfN VICTORIA TO HER NVh-
ir,iS rHtNNING THEN rOR IllIR ENpRES-
. -IoS> o. >iJp'THY.
The following is The text Of the letter, re-
-.,lly ru,.-hcJ 20 III land iroal Q'e,u Nc"ra 20 bef
sviisrts:
'EI>ntos Ct>Dr. D,c. 2G--Tie Queen ia very any.
10 ner deep sense o the Touching sympathy
g.. it holo nation me occasion Of the alarming ILL
1,. ~ ttr deer son. tuc Prince NJ Wales Tie universal
f.a,rie shown by hcr people during those painful
rIIipic oa1S ana The sympathy cyinctd by them
VITA Ac-s,f and her beloved daughter the
Priaefs- oi Wu'cs, wcl is the general JOY
A. tuc imyroyc.uent Of iLe Prince OF WBe>'s
eta'e hagc made Gc"p and a'tug impression on her
he.rt winch can never De e1accd. II wa, indeed,
nothing res 10 L'r, TOR the Queen had met with the
S. iupal when, s' 10 years ago. similar illness
ieU0NcF lido The malnstHy OF her hfc, the best,
Nys,.t. and Ain 4 % husbands The Queen wishes To
eApr the iIue, the part OF Ile Pluccss OF
rcs hcl feelings OF heartfelt gratitude, fJf She has
been De- ply touched as the Queen by The great and
aHNpr,il mantle station OF loyalty and sympathy. The
ouecI cannot CO.claGe without expressing Der hope
ii' her iaanl uhiccts Will continue their prayers 10
600 tr c"rpeie recovery OF hen dean to health
-spd strength.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
NJ. THEIRS on TIE NcoNT-TAx.
fiE OPPOSES THE NIASIRF-UIs OPINION OF Tmf
oPEEAIi"N OF IACOAE IAXEs IN ENGLAND
AND AMERICA.

fiE OPPOSES TIE nIASnRE-UIs OPINION OF THE
oPEEAIIoN OF IACOAE TAXEs IN ENGLAND
AND AMERICA.
On the 2Gth OF December, in the French Ma
sousl Assembly rr >dent Thers in speaking in oppos
tlon ~ the proposal foian income tax, ssd
"Ty0 objections have been made against au income
tar. 0 -o mako ue particular objection that II is
dobie t3A. and n1rtoyrf Il essentially arbitrary. In
thr present 81 society IL is the most arbitrary tax
shat can hp y-rd TO show how becomes double tax
ImnS et rn'0 "Toe details respecting the hscG y stems
m England anI France II woud be misoouception 10 in
,oSst ,r i. fb. most e0iteGe work Of the ReVcm
ioD OF l.sg one ~ ID, Objects and one Of It's most
tain was u rdrc an equitable distribution
a. taxatiop. IN England the Revolution did
~ IL all that done i France and 10 il possible
u"r" AT iutcr pcuod 10 think about Income tax
wld,h s Sre nat ieSs arbitrary IN America the tax
tSS th character tu such ext,nt that the President
OF ilt RoPuhiir jlopO-es IL, immediate abolition"
a. lbiS rrn reverted to the Enl i-h ~ stem o. tax
- an. ana dr,l ls"d tIat Az !uoOncax which could lie
H'fi ih 'hs' 'oih Sorld le np"qdurnhle in France.
Fpi un. q" 7'r A. PFFi he recalled the circumstances
under vich 'ha' statesman became Free Trader say.
LS A. IOut ui 3' III 1872 lie attained 20 power,
sfcGeadinga Wniz Ministry a reduction of one h9lf ~
tie com duJ"s as> Pr"rosed sir H. Peel fhen offered
HOIe cha nee 9th, Eh2-h erisioclaey. aud proposed
f total abolition vi TIE corn awe IL IN that man
meF hat H. tscne Fire Trader snd perhaps unc0r.
F.r J.tsell admit ycS do, that aui old and
Siseni rlo.Dctioln.i. laughIrr and spplausel Well
Trader Laughter For that Is the true interest Of
Grglad. wtoer cnespuess constitutes its fortune.
b ret Trace ms 'nsde the fortune Ol England" IA
tiit - Fran - The Tr1sidept rrped tbat
fh3i subject @Oui u, discussed upon another occasion,
amt EOn nucd h. arguments 20 dcmOnsrae the i0clity
with Lien iiDouc lax could bo imposed III England,
siicrC i.H'2sd pIprrIty ana farms were bnt lightly
:zsed tie dn"uI n",Y< Sis0JUU against SGIO0dVD IN
.F.ncf Ii" remainder OF tnc 81 OGOO raised by tDo
tx Jat,9 ii1lD OtIsI rOuICCs which had not
E,aon yjcJey 1urtencd. IN France tho dif
;rent 1be sS 60 ect"r could not say to aliotdy
sa heavily charged, " Y0n are rich you have 5000
lg1- year; YOU npst pay more taxes" when already
., Nas sIiichdfCed al sides The President agreed
ati ginc previous speakers who had compared tie IN
ooci.cs win ti" ancient faiHe. or si'eiH tax, which
I5csscd tIdscrurinarly Gpob All incomes, aud even
sHus snc!e appearance 0t comfort The taHes alone
v3Led hair Uf tho ancient tax, or t2,U0UOO but 10
q tis weJd represent tzD.OGDO The internal Gus
,aa, dntits hHd lhe g0Ds07. made up the remainder
,d fra .aI Vnnan, honest 9nd heroic man gave AT
fee e. Louis XIV Whi.h unfortunately wG1 not listened
10. ard strongly recommended medlt .auov "
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
pROoKLYN's DEBT.

The sub- Committee of the Brooklyn Citizens
c,n,oc of Fifty to whom was delegated tho duty ot
acortoinpg tho udebtedneys of the CITY aud County
rcpors that on Dec 81, The City debt was S32iGS5s
which diminished by the sinking fund, t7loSl leaves
tbe net balance Of City debt 7s600 Tho County de
is So 3s 72 and the total debt S3ltl979i inc oeVt -
class siied as follows;
Ctsgeable t. The CtT AZ 7|'''
To Twelve a1i the 2 2lst sni "a "eds fA s,o m
Total. - ...--;,,,......,,,.,,,...s3 s3islg7gl
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
NEDNc
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenuo Hotel-Ex-GOv. Burnside or
Rhode Island H. l.. Stewart OF Chicago, ana ef-
Congressman C. V. Culver OF Pennsylvania. 81 Ntcholds
Hofel-Gov Davis Of ToXas, Gov. 1Iadey or Arkansas
Rear Admiral W. Rogers Taylor U S. NJ Judge warren
Crrier of St Louis, and j. T.. Newcomb Sccrftary O
State Of Texas. Ner York H0te-Adnlifal j. X 1ncker
Treasurer the Great Western Railway o Canada ana
Capt Cook of steamship Russia. Ast0r HoNse-ten y.
II Gidfinga Washington. Cti'cHdDa HOtet-lieron Bun
scr Of Berlin. uetiOpoIit0R Hori-Judge Jomgee of
North Carolina
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The Rev. John Hall, ID. d., will prove
"TempeTance Organizations worth their Cost" In lee
ture before onward Lodge OF Good Iemplars, at East
Side Hail. corner Thrdave. and Eightysixhst on the
evening OF Friday I9rh net We speak tnus early that
those who may thai evening oI lecture of
signal interest ana value.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
PEORIA
AND
ROCK ISLAND.
Our Govor"m"... is rapidly rctir-

Our Government is rapidly retir-
mo the National Debt by purchase
and redemption, thereby assuring us
that ali the 5-20s will soon be taken
up by purchase or IN exchange for
Bonds at -Four and Five Per Cent
interest.
Investors are looking for safe and
reliable securities returning a good
income to take their place.
Many holders are c0nyertingtthtin
through Us into the FIRST MORT-
GAGE CONVERTIBLE
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

JUDGE BARNARD COUR1ING AN INVESTIGATION
Judge Barnard has requested tho Grand Jury
lbfttsate the eharges brought against him. directly
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
T PER CENT. GOLD BONDS
OF THE
OF THE
Teoria and Rock Island
Railway
OF ILLINOIS,

thereby adding 20 per cent. to their
carital, and about 4j per cent. to
their yearly income, all in gold.
Thus q favorable opportunity is con-
tinuod until the close Of this Loan
for tho holders Of these Govern
ments, or other 5 and 6 per cent.
Bonds, who wish to capitalize and
still retain equally as good security
by exchanging for Peoria Z per
cents.
The PEORIA AND ROCK
ISLAND RAILWAY is a COM
PLETED ROAD, with a CAPl-
TAI STOCK of S2,000,OO0, all
paid in, by which the road was
built. and is 81 miles in length, con
Meeting tho important Cities of
Peoria, on the Illinos River, and
Rock Island, Moline, and Dayen-
port, on the Mississippi, Dayen'
port, on the opposite bank of the
river, is connected by q railway
bridge. Tie last rail OF this road
was laid July 7, 1871, and the line
is now open and being operated
with a success exceeding all antici-
patton. THE PRESENT NET
EARNINGS ARE in EXCESS
OF THE INTEREST on ALL
THE BONDS, WHILE IT'S
PRESENT EQUIPMENT IS NOT
ENOUGH TO DO ONE-HALF
chat CAN BH DONE II
LOCAL TRAFFIC. ALONE.
Hence the option that tie holders
Of thesc Bonds have to convert
them into stock, at any time, is
Of great value.
In order to place upon the read
the large equipment necessary for
the business offered, and TO con-
struct Dcpota, Car and Engine
houses, Machine-shops, &c, equal
to any Of TIE best Old roads IN the
thc Undersigned, $i,5OO,OOO Con
ycrtible First Mortgage Gold bonds
which cover the entire property Of
The Company, as well as all that
may hereafter be acquired, and is
less than $1G,500 per mile.
They sar9 { Coupon Bonds, Il goo
each, and can be Registered il de
SiEnN.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
NEW-JERsEY.

JERSEY CIT7.--On recommendation . the
City Attorney and The Mayor, TIE Board of iuaucc has
rescnded the resolution aGtholiL,uH tie Issue o.
81 900 900 In Improvement Bonus beariuc interest IN gold
II is probable thHt application ~ he made 10 the Jeg-
lature TO have the charter amended that gold interest
hopd- NAV legally issued The Cy Treasurer TrpOT,s
S7423 CO In bank The indcpc8dtu benevolent Asso
10y the election o. IcV-, IIt
dent. T. l. Costa Vice President; i. Henderson, Record.
- - 14-ns Is.."""'-l .~~s~.~-@f. - A.
NIX occrrta41 D'"., AA-'.,'-' -,,i~,aiS 49,"
bappes Treasurer
NUwARK-Botts, tho murderer Of "pc'" Ha'.toad, j.
Mrs Wilson eight years hy Mehoast clcT-
gyman Little Falls, y. H. aud that c vd5 sllgGty IN
toXiCdtCd at tho time MIS-. WI or was married uhGet
the name Of Julia Jenkins, hut no bis real name.
He first met her Gt house OF iiaIs ia Newark, and
becoming interested in her persuaded hex 30 leave to
house aud supported her for years. The Ladies
Aid Society OF the GCan UOspit2l reports balance of
~ O4 So William Bell arrested iOr a1sau.tng OIL
Ger was surrendered by bis bGndsHan vest
rick Kennedy labOreT, Ttn over and killed on Eat
urday night al Ogange Valley by the evening tram.
BACKESsACK-A new depot win be erected on the
Midland Railway at Main and MCorc-sts Trains W.
run between this place and Paterson GA FeO l.
WEST HoBoKES Henry strewi has been committed 10
the County JAIL char gcd with au Indecent assault upon
his daughter.
RIDGEwoop - Peter IIawlcy an Erie Railway brake
man, while coupling cars on Saturday Was instantly
killed.
PATERsoN.--Tho Benson SILK mil wa solctS tho shcr-
in SO6OO TO L. D. IiO1sey and u. b. Bean on Sotur.
day.
UNION lIHI.-William scbafcnh6rr has beer appointed
Recorder III place Of Frederick scbalc jr resigned.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
HrpsON RIVER C0UNTIEs.

WHITE PLAINs.-BuckhOut, the Sleepy Dol
low murderer received the 4utc..IsAea iit La ' .-'-
sentenced TO bc haugcd with apparent inblcrchot.
PoUGnKEETsrE.Thc strike ot the iccEtihtl'iS cor
times Int is confined 10 the KuirEcrbo,koI Cout h
C"Vsarkie Tie ccuen Gt an other points ere Hv"ii"c
The result aud say IL will reguo'c The scale oi re~ '
tho Winter The strikers have gwen hOlit tha' alA
man VII. nfrs ~ w0lk les than > lG 81! Via A'
driVe,, away. Trouble i aDticipal' d.
MAMAROSTCt.-Tho body of Afs. Frows 60 oT,G, Was
found in u pool of water "u Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
PRESENT PRICE 90

PRESENT PRICE 90
and Accrued Interest in Currency.
Principal aud Interest payable
in Coin in New-York or London,
free Of Tax. COUPONS PAYA-
BILE FEB. AND AUG. l.
Railroads are frequently con-
structed through unsettled and
uncultivated portions of the West,
consequently have but little local
traffic to depend upon for several
years after completion. Bat the
Peoria and Rock Island Railway
is frst-class completed road, with
NO PARALLEL OR COMPET-
ING LINE,
and runs through one of the Rich
est Agricultural, Manufacturing,
Coal, and most POpulous Districts
in the West.
Thus large and profitable local
business is at once assured, and by
a glance at the map it will be
seen that this new road is an I'M
poriant Central Link to which
many Of the principal lines Cen
tralize.
The loan is therefore placed be-
yond any contingency. as the earn
ings will be large and the bonds
sure to rank among the Best Sc
curities in the market.
We invite the attention OF all
who wish to make a safe and re-
liable investment to these Bonds,
now doubIy secured by the road
and its property, which is daily
growing stronger.
All marketable securities re-
ceiycd in exchange at full rates,
and Bonds delivered TO all parts
of the country, free of express
charges, by
TURNER BROTHERS,
BAN KERS,
II Nassau-st., New.York.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

or indirectly by the Bar Association and in the news
papers and Offers TO remsn N the jury finds any Just
cause OF complaint against him -----.a
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
~. CtTtCtzYS wssJON--ITs PURPOSE TO PRO
CURE THc OBJECTION OF TIE TREATY OF
WASHINGTON.

CUPE T,", rTJEcrIoS OF TEE TREATY OF
WASfG%GTJN,
Tt7v~ o~ 4-~trt-t- C5r,,sPoe'saL
NJ CItacaly has ioug bceu one Of frnce
G,tt,,'a.,N. Iayoiscs. bu lc is even ic,s kpcWn 10
Fus>a. s,r-y and The Russian pUrc than most ~ the
fll,i.u ot. fic agents employed p! Russia, 9H DC lS
~ t.th tf . and ~UcH. hes no connections IN the
county. y i- said that Prince GOrschakO0 itgud- hun
'doif lu stern affairs. .d De hae al"a'e -hoNn
krr' sole.s-, u looking aitlr Tie "Ortho l'N utter
of }G-a u tIc Bo,orls i il This zeal which h-S
iaDr l. r-.r. at Washington. When at the herinuins
af tue ycsf the BLACK sea affair WAS under consider
as'.u lCUt.ou Conference 'Onsfifiiile aHE-
SOY }ncyJucd among Russian d,pdomGti~ts. iaey
feared couse srprc nr The improve '1tut WIlch
w. ius. tiof uccItrIg. in The relations between
Sle Washington Cabinet AID the ErEath tvNclh-
srgEt. l"iI GICntIilrS Tf-i.tiuae 70 Uc prOlD-
s.o-l fof giving up 1r TrutIauty % TIE H''tk sea
.sgAt become stronger ana Rts-- position ip lODU0A,
1vsich hr>, her friendship Will AuCrita, gro"
tnrrr dlGl.glt Ilr aPi"utWcut ot q new Am.rCda
o. ha --.Isr DO London, W.lN we SO NflglQh- If ire
a4.n..l lttr upi,t ju hr meO, and NJ Caiac3Zy
na- .r.,i p do ii~ uGGlst 10 prevent 'he accent
ErC. tl. I.-t rup .-eis ioI % tflaH cement ana 70
rit i t.r fr,p1ufIeni 90 E'rhgsradCr VHO would
~ bc .Ia.0 vita favor la London. NJ. Cttaca7F WIS
overzao.- carry ing Ou these iusirGcloUsi bc uc-
s.iaird it tie .yaI parties in Aa-rCt and finally
f1i,rsc ihiu intrigue against Prc..I"nt Grant ana
~. tisH. vi,u t.. view OF compelling them by panty
',r.. .Ir tp adopt fuc Ru,san programme IN the Ala
tin. When th, President discovered this nc
INC. t.. So '.r responsibility Oi The intrigue on -
'..- ... AreIicJl T. ations with the Russian GOV
,fril,rf remaining on tine ,Oile friendly lu0mH rs h
l,.. Prince Hovt-,HUfoh s.l",c htfd 10 protect Ll-
n1, l VAIN. a.att length the Preside ~ hCItNcd
So IT, .tc5I, Vl,u such YaItk.r stes me- Inst tut
itis,'- B. sIU2' became unttla'le.