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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-20

Mr.. John T. Pickett, the party who dcliv-
cred the archives Of the State Department or
the late Confederate States Government to the
agents of the United States Government, has
written long letter to the Washington Patriot
in explanation of the transaction. 1t appears
tnat the papers were all taken to Canada; that
Pickett made several attempts to sell them but
could not get his price; but that finally they
were given up to the government. He states
that the documents consist Of the entire ar
chives of the Confederate State Department.
He intimates that these "archives'' have very
little political significance: but are historically
and financially valuable
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-20
COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, ~ .0-Wheat is
in better receipt and t. msrket is active at
Yesterdays quotations offerings Of pa bushels
waite and 6l2 Of red. wit! sales of the former at
10 for prime aid l75 for choice and of the lat
.e- q: l45 :or ordinary, lo4 and lG5 FIR good, and
10 for prime. Corn is il lgh. receipt, ana the
market is dull sales of so bushels white u; ST.
and OF rings of $50 of mixed, with no sales re-
ported No offering: Of Rye or Oats
i.G:cT DE .jLEl-1.V'D ssi,i. Jul y 20.
Sun rose 49,. 49,. Al Moon rises ...... 0C0
SLh Sets.. II
ARRIVED.
Steamer Gaorgeanna, Baltimore. to Hooe s
Johnston. She reports fleet of twenty-Seven
light vessels in the river, bound up but none OF
them higher than Matthias Point \ loaded
lumber vessel, bound up, Is ashore ut Lower &C.
dur Point.
Scbr Wave of Wy, Hsvre-de- Grace, 70 w a
Schr NJ Wheaton, Washington, to Ameri-
can Coal Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Express Nick!e, Baltimore, by JOS
Broder> 4 Co.
Barque D Ii Bills, Penny, Portsmouth, \. H.,
and scnr Cha: Il Lawrence, Kemp, Boston, by
J Agnew.
Schr ( NJ Wheaton, New Haven, by Ameri-
Schr Rspi!ann, Norfolk. b. E Francis.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Willis. for this port sailed from Hav-
re-de- Grace 18th.
Schr Jesse W knight, Fenton, hence, at Paw
tucket l7th
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-20

Try WALNUT LEAVES. : The fly insigniG
cant as is its size. aud dc:o:d Of the power Of
doing any great harm. is one Of the uost an
moving little pests of all the insect tribe. 4
nuisance TO man. the fly Is the terror Of the
horse. whose flesh is made to culver whenever
the Zoo, of one touches him 1t is, therefore,
an act Of humanity to come to the aid OF the
horse powerful as he is against his nimhie as
sailant, tie H. Here is recipe which is sutl
10 be an excellent defence against it. At all
eyeuts.a trial Of i, will not involve much ex.
pcnSc nor viii it do harm should it prove IN
avaug as a defence TO the horse:
Take TWO or tire small haudtuS Of walnut
leaves, VI on which pour two or three quarts OF
cold wa:2r, let it infuse one Tight, aud pour the
whole ueyt morning into kettle and let II
boil TOR quarter cfan hour: when cold II viii be
lit for USE No more Is required thau ~ moist
en- a sponge, and before the horse goes out OF
the stable let those parts which are the most
irritabl. he Smeared over with the liquor VIZ,
between and upon the ears, the ueck. etc
Not Only the lad or gentleman who drives gu.
for pleasure will derive benefit from walnut
leaves thus prepared, but the coac human. the
wago ner aud all Others who use horses during
the hot mouths Ly"chburg Mars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-20

DESPERATE SUICIDE A most desperate case
of suicide occurred in this cry last evening. \
young man named James Murphy, who resided
with his brother en- Cary street. drank TWO
and half OUNCES Of laudanun in soda cock
tail As soon as the rash deed came to the
knowledge Of his relatives, Dr>. Beal and
Ross we're hurredy summoned. and applied
all their skill to remove the poison from the
stomach. 4 large quantityo Of 1t Was Withdrawn
hy means Of the stomach pump, and every
known Means reSorted to in order to enable the
system To resist the Influences of the deadly
drug. The young man was subjected to the
Severest exercise and his back was dashed fear.
fully. and salt applied to the wounds produced.
IN order to create the desired reaction. But
all the efforts of the medical attendants and
friends proved al ortve. and the young man
died about one o clock this morning. We have
no authoritative statement of the cause which
led to the rash deed. but it i limited By his
young companions that his death was the sad
termination Of love affAir.--Richmond .Stntc
JDunal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-20

WATER COOLERS, Of superior quality
w with plated spisgots, :. 3, and gallons,
for sale At low prices at IS King 81. By
e2l j. T. CREIGHTOS & son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-20

BRCTAL.-A shocking case. showing the
most dcpraved side If human nature, was
brought to the attention Of the police officers
this morning. 1t appears that twp brothers,
banned F:cuo, have had quarrel for some
tine. They are both hackmcn. and yesterday
afternoon Joseph went TO the stable OF his
brother, and taking out large knllr attacked
a valuable carriage horse. cutting the poor an
ima in the throat aud i.ficing terrible
wound The cash was two inches 10 depth
aud ten in cugth. The Injured beast groaned
with pain, aud the Infatuated man then turned
his attention to valuable dog which was in
the stable and cut 4 cash abut three inches
long iu its throat. Both of the animals will
probably die. The matter Was Immediately
brought to the attention of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, and i war
raut TOR the arrest OF the brutal man issued.
When the officer attempted to make the arrest,
Joseph drew koie on him aud Inflicted sever
al severe gasheS across the back OF the hand.
He was finally arrested. after severe struggle,
and taken before Alderman Moore. who CON-
mitted him for tral.-Pht'u1elpha Bulletin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-20

CTRICTLY PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
- years old, for sale by
iyl W. +. BROOhES & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-20

NALVES- FOOT JELLY just received and
" r sale by u. " VI. RAMSAY,
Us 5. f cor King and 81 Asaph sts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-20
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1872

President Grant remains at his cottage at
Long Braibh, and is receiving visitors daily
from all parts of the country, who bring con
gratulatory reports of the progress of the cam
paisn. He was recently interviewed by the
correspondent of the New York Herald, who
reports that the President is entirely sangu!ne
as to his reelection; that he wishes to visit the
country bordering on Capada shortly; that he
thinks the British treaty business. so far,
should be considered as satisfactory, &c, &c.
He is evidently kept by his informcrsin the full
persuasion that he is in no danger Of defeat.
The result of the election maytell very differ
emf story
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-20

RAILROAD CONNECTION South The first
train from Weldon, N. G., to Baltimore with
out change .arrived here at o'clock, a. m.
Yesterday, and left at s. reaching Baltimore at
Gas. This train consisting Of coaches, pos
taP car and ? baggage cars left Richmond at
9:40 On Thursday evening. The traiu South
lett Baltimore at 800 D. N. last evening, ar.
irving here at Hos and leaving at ll:2O,
reaching Richmond at $50. The train from
Baltimore, leaving at sos p. M. and arriving
at :. has been discontinued and trains ramain
as formerly This has been done under an
arrangement with the Baltimore and Potomac
and Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railroad
Companies with the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac road for through connection.
The full complement Of engines and cars have
not been received by the company, and they
therefore deem it mpracticab!e to run addl-
tional trains.
The running IF trains to accommodate the
working classes Of Washington, arriving say at
f:30 a. III. and leaving $50 D. w., will aid IN
building up the country along the ROAD, as
many mechanics would prefer TO have their
families away from town during the summer
months. \ portion Of the mails of the South
Atlantic States will hereafter come up by this
route Mr. \. 5. Dorsey. the local agent has
made Satisfactory arrangements with Mr. +. l..
DuBarry, SUPERINTENDENT, for the transfer OF
the mails Washington Republican,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-20

TNCELSIO CHERRY SEEDERS =,
II Wholesale and retail by
JAMES +. CARLIS s. SONS.
e u 63 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-20

TOLMAN'S BLUE, Azurene Iniigo an(
" Lump Blue for sale by
iyl5 G.. WM RAMSAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-20

EANS! FANS FANS!
u i full supply just opened st
il Is K. l.. WOODS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-20

|OFFEES-26 sacks Old Government Java,
~ Luguayra and Rio Colfecs iust received by
VS. j. &. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-20
Pr prieto~s.

Cash paid for old Iron and Brass.
sen 6-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-20
SPECIAL NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

The steamer George H. Stout, Of the Pnia
dclphia Line. being hauled Oft for repairs, ;:r-a
will until further mott e be but one boat u week
leav ng Phiiadciph,a every Saturday and Alex
andria every Tuesday.
jy4-tf F. A REED, Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-20

OAR LEAD, Bar Tin, Rabbit Metal, Tin
- mans solder, &c, just received by
is II j. /. CREIGHTON & son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-20

DECK. FREAN & CO.'S. LQ y no \
4 CRACKERS received and :or sale by
AVERY Il DAVIDSON,
is IS ~ Hing 81, cor. \ fred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-20

NIILLylLLE Fruit JARS, pints, quarts
1Fl and half gallons, At
jcl7 CARLIN & SONS, So King St
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-20

L~RESH BEDFORD WATER. just received
l. from the Springs, BY
IL II COOK y CREIGHTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-20

DkESERyING KETTLES, Enamellc1
i Bell Metal and Brass, Of assorted sizes, 10
sale by J. T. CRElGHTO i son,
ie II IS b ng street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-20

CPICED OYSTEKS-Someth choice
~ store and for sale "
w. +. BROOKES s. BRO.
jv Is IA King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-07-20

GOLD FOR GOLD, Golden Signet and other
VI choice brands o.. Tobacco for saieat reduced
rates bv Tiy 81 T. H. LAWSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22
COTTON MARKETS.

MExPu Aug. 2L-Coon hrmi Mt5ngs 23e; net recePH ~
bales IS bales; STOCK 2,6j3 bahA
BAlTfMoEK Aux du expOrs-coaStEse, 80 bales
saIes 60 bales; stock. 800 bales ,,
SAvASNAH Aus 2lCOiton quiet in Light demand mlddhnEs
1919 receipts sales "a bales; stock 6lS baies
WuSINGToS, AHg. 2Cooa quieti hiSdinss S04ei exports
,oastwlse. 10 bales; stock, Z2 bales
NoRPoLK Arg 2Coton quiet Low Mddngs 2 net receipts
81 bales. eTports-coaSEise. l60 bales; stock so bales
2lC0ton Middings, 22io receipts,
S. bales: szies 20 bales; stock 500 bales
AUGUSTA 2l-CottOn qeti hddh1gs, l9 net receipts,
oses. rs bales - . -
bales stock, zoos bales -,
NEwORlEANs Aug 2-Coton duh and little doing Low Mid
ding lge ~ receipts bales; ges loS bales; sales, 20
bales; si0cz e,4S9 bales
MOBILE Aug 2l-COton IL demand net receipts bales
.sioel 40 bsles- - - ,o,a
CHiELEsroN Aug 2-Coiton Quiet Mdings nominAlJ l99
receipts IS bale; bi9 baes exporc0aNse luz
5aes s0ek 3'f1 bses -
GAyEsroN Aug 2Cot'on qpet good ordinary l7Gl7e net re-
40 bales: stock. 2,s5l bales
Louisville AUG ZL-Uooa hrmer; Mddings Gle receipts 20
bales ..
ST. LoUu Aug gCo;ou nomua receipts II bales; shipments
bale.
PEiIADEtpHlA Aus. p lotion quiet; MiddhRgs, 2kc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22
CATTLE MARKET.

2I-Cats receipts to-day, including u cars
10 arrive 800 heaa making the supply for the week thus far
s; head or ss ears against for the same time last week TIE
OF cent on from Yesterday
pees on al Grades The yards agn filed With IexSn tha are
The sock iof the last "A hu h
been vcrg inferior in quality. AbSut IsS hesa were
34 Iao steers, ranging rom LlS 70 a.. 70 a.
from l2lI - l ID ~ % "a
"a. Ohio steers averaging l22 b. at 30 49, IL Michigan
l2 p do Averaging lOO ID a. So
e TeIas sen svrsgng $50 e, at sos % Do averaging J. oI
ID NJ az So 80 sheeP-rhe receipt, today were
90 bsd stinr the supply week thus far O hea1 agI
M s0 FOR th ~ time The market opened heavy canada
Imbs So ~ sos Canada Sheep, S7 western sheep go 20
ono 70 10 l0 ~ al - a % tO
S1ebesp sheep ranging from 50 to 70 h., a. S4GS4 ~ %
Tsm5S ranging Gom e. to 70 10, at $79Sl 90
iI -eer to6av head making the total supply for
b,s az 900 he $500 head for the time last
ss The Tnsrke Yesterdays advance and all ohengs
of meduu-sized - 1885 p SaleSlOJ
sl5 ayqng - 80; l0l Ohio. averaging lo D. at 20 IO
s Michigan averaging sS D. at % co. so AAos averaging 0 No.
a S5 IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22

10 PER CENT KANSAS LOAN, secured by
10 Eew.Ysrl isterssi annual Ter sAiR assoss 10 suit
FITCH, oTis 4 Co, Bspkers, II Piaest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22
Diplorno Nollres.

THE CHIclso ALros RAILROAD Co.,
TREAuRKKs OYYIcr, CHICAGO, Aug. IL, l872 !
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.-No is
IN hereby given the Stockholders the Chicago Rail
THIS DAY declared the Preferred aud Common stock Of
this Company Of the earnings Of the last I months payable the
Of the COmpanys agents. Mes NJ Jesup Co. No. 50
Lberty-t ewlok tie SECOND DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT
70 holders OF r4d stock registered close OF
business hours the 10Th day Of August which time the
Transfer Books si be closed and viii be eoponed for transfers
o. us u Of september nsxt W. " LARRkBRE, Tssssxss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22
Chances tor Business Ellen.

Two MANUFACTURERS.-F SALE, one OF
the best WATBRPOWERs the Western country abuSdaa
OF water At a seasons coal costing emily the on inc
premises and supplied With railroad good s9bssn
ts Wooden Mil OF premises and would
not object dSposng Of the In Connection with surplus
power and land clent 10 build town Situated
10 Of the richest counties Of TIE State paries desiring such
property will End good investment Apply By letter otherwise 70
he unserSgned J. GREEN 4 Co.
ITO CAPITALISTS 900 to 800 900 special
espia WANTED oleabushei FOREIGN Dry Goods Com
mission bouse ample opportunities for Investigation
reference will ss given Address COMMISSION ThtHne Office
yVANTED-A PARTY of Ability and Means,
w interest himself In the Introduction Of staple
necessity Tor which been iol large profits absolutely certain
VITA nle risk and competition. K B. R0BERrSS IS was
% .ln NM WANTED in a MANUFAC-
R SU.UOU TURING BUSINESS, which has bee, es.ab.
or purch the ok yields large
large Address Dor SOB Newyork Post0Mce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22
ur FIRST MORTGAGE SOY
Y Per Cent. Gold Bonds
Jacksonville, Northwestern and southeastern
Railway Co.
Interest payable free Of Government Tar In
NETWORK, LONDON, AND FRANKFORT.
TRUSTEES,
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST co.
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST co.

This road will be us miles In length eonple.e Jacksonville
Ilnss important railroad point Vernon
terminL The read constructed Jsetsonye
THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED, PAID FOR, AND IN
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION. The track Will be laid in tno
the immense moving crops Ray
nond sixteen miles farther. the line 81 the Toledo wsbash aad
Western Railroad THIS vsy important connection, opens
another route only miles By Chicago and
Alton Railroad
Only 5000 900 Of the bonds offered as bonds will be sold only
on e distance COMPLETED limited to $4,000 per mile
Tyerng tie best part road win have large coal
grain trade equang the business Of any other road
directly for the purpose Of freight aud ta
with the principal roads Illinois, and ncs the great seabos
while forming Of through route to the sea
board the business Of tie great local lines
The connections follows
At Jacksonville with Toledo Wabash and Western Railroad
At jacksonville with PEORIA Pekin and Jacksonville
Al J,oi,oDy vile with Chicago ana Alton
Al yirisn with Chicago and Alton tmsia ire-
Raymond vii T., W. and W. tst Leafs Brsneh).
At HnsborO with indianapolis and st. Louis
At GreenVie with Tere Hauto. VsndaiA aud b. Louis
Al Centsha with Illinois Central
Vernon with direct shawrsetewa the
Ohle River Paducah which point tie entire souhen tem
broaght connecticut and Evansville connecting with the In
porant roads oenehng there.
We haze made oare and repeated personal organizations Of t
afstrs Of s Company IS organisation and Of The country
through oht A< road paS uasstaHgy and o0aIptv
recommend s, oonAs and profitable Investment
Pamphlets which application will give further
and interesting information,
We offer these bonds IS and accrued interest in until
farther notice.
All marketable received exchange their full nske.
price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22

oyrcx OF GxsH.np Pas iT- ,s az IN 20
TWENTY FIFTH DIVIDEND.-Ihs , bV .ssmiI
u Eof DIRECTORS have THIS DAY declared . oD
DIVIDEND Of PyB PBR CENT payable aug 'sru ss.,,t.y
HIELEs BANK, Asg. u, 1871
TNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have we, IDS NE
n day deelarei sRMIANNUAb DIVIDEND Of fVoh ~ ~.
Cksr per cent? hee Of all payable 70 we secs s Iii se
mana 90 and aes September 67L The transfer sa "
closed hoa Aag Il TO Sept BY orer hNDhi-o"'' oNo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22

WHITE STAR LINE.
NHyYORK CORK AND LIVERPOOL
NV am vii IrPOwERRD STEAMSHIPS.
THE LARGEST IN THB WORLD -
OCEANIC BALTIC. u,rpsrtc AD" sT ~. .Errc
MI ''"'N's 40 tans burien-3OD0 b. p. each. ,,.
.u 49, N.-yor. on SATURDAYS from Liverpool % ThOks
DAYS and CortH srbor the dsy olo"hs
D-'"' - n lIlTir SATURDAY, August - at 1000 a. IN
REPIBIlC sATUKDA) August 81 At frl D m
orRISIC SATURDAY, September 7, at8;D a m
1nRIAIIC SATURDAY. September IA al 3;JO p m
r,aa hs white star Does. PsVouia Ferry, Jersey CIV
Tor all esses unrvaled combining
'"''Ne' SAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT ,,,
s.., and bathrooms IN mdshp sec
don .bsre least felt Surgeons aad se"ardss' accompany
ssTEs~ssoon $50 gold Storage go currency Those wish
ena for friends the Old Country can no" obtain sesFaga
nTssn.d Certificates H33 oureacy.
booked from all parts OF America rA~ hAmoafG
Nar,a, Sweden India, Australia China. Se
DnAs from 81 apwara-
For inspection aa, and O.hs, aoasio, ,p a. he co.psar'
snsss. Me- 10 BTssdsaI. hssfofL d d. srAhAs' ASsst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22
I PBl Clint GOLD BONDS
90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL AND OCTOBER. AT UNION
TRUST COMPANY.

This Road is the Western link in
the new AIR LINE from BUZZ
FALO to CHICAGO, and runs
from the Detroit River to Chicago
in nearly straight line.
The Road is part of the same
line as the Canada Southern, and
is being built by the same men,
viz: Milton COPYRIGHT, John f..
Tracy, David Bows, VIM. i. Scott,
Henry Farnam, Il. A. Forsyth,
John nj. Burke, nj. l.. Sykes, jr.,
all directors either in the Chicago
and Northwest or the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Geo.
Opdyke of the Midland Road !;
Sidney Dillon, Daniel Drew, John
Ross, David Stewart, Samuel j.
Tildcn, Kenyon Cox, and other
prominent railroad men.
The road, like the Canada South
ern, will have steel rails GO pounds
to the yard throughout; is prac-
tically straight and level; much
shorter, and can be run moro
quickly and with greater safety
than any other road connecting
Buffalo and Chicago.
Twenty five miles are finished
and running; seventy-fve miles
more are so far advanced as to be
finished by January LIST, and the
entire road will be completed
during the ensuing year. Steel
rails, and ties, for one half the en-
tire road have already been pur-
chased.
The builders of the road control
enough of its Chicago feeders to
obtain for it a profitable business
from the start, having projected
the line to accommodate existing
business, and having seen the ne
ccssity for another trunk line
between Chicago and the Atlantic
seaboard, located expressly with
the view of obtaining the cheapest
transportation practicable.
The branch lines will make
the shortest connections between
Chicago and Toledo, and Chicago
and Detroit, as well as between all
these points and Buffalo.
The Canada Southern Bonds, in
every particular like these, were
eagerly taken, the last of them sew
oral weeks ago, by the best class of
investors, and were on the market
shorter time than any other rail
road loan Of like amount for years
past.
THE PROCEEDS OF THESE
BONDS WILL COMPLETE THE
ENTIRE LINE, AND WE RECON-.
MEND THEM WITH THE SAME
CONFIDENCE AS WE DID THE
CANADA SOUTHERN, AND RE-
GARD THEM AS IN EVERY WAY a
CHOICE SECURITY.
PAMPHLETS AND ALL INFORMATION FUR.
NISHED BY
yfFYaT0Y Nxf7 TARTTGR o. Nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-22
3iilanclai
EIRST-CLASS RAILROAD BONDS.

il
We Offer for sale a limited amount q the - ,,
LEAVENWORTH, ATCHISON. AND NOkIH-
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST
MORTGAGE SEVEN PER
CENT BONDS. -
INTEREST GUARANTEED BY 1Hk PACIFIC RAILROAD COh
PANY OF MISSOURI.
The Bonds 1882 interest payable April and Oct al
the NATIONAL BANK COMMERCE Whole amount Of the loan
SSOaO0L 80. n, -, INN
miles and leased Psdsc Railroad Of Missouri until Dec 81
the L. and n W. X X receives -
Ter Of less than $3.50 Annu
THg PACIFIC RAILROAD or MISSOURI AGREES 10 DbP0Sia
irtiE stHfASNTAL INTEREST OS THESE BONDS IN THE
NATIONAL BANK OF CONAbkCE --
therefore confidently recommend these eonds as
.t sve peet AMI advise IN them
~ os them al tbe LON PRICE or So AND ACCRUED IN
HALLGARTEN G Co.,
2S BRoAD-sT
NORTHRUP SC CHICK,
q WALIrST
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-04-27
nnr nnANrrrE. nENOnAIlAEn.

puE GRANTEES pENORAldIEn'
TIa Liberal Reform Republican,
movement Has assumed such inn
mcnso proportions, astonishing cv'p
rhosc Tl4o started it, thar Grant :
friends hook in alnazcmcnl at cacn
now detection, and Il movement has
been modc here among them to 'h'
dure Grant ny Withdraw hi' name
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-04-27
STATE OF NEW YORK,

CRY ASp CouNrY Of New YORK.
ALFRED PELL. Resident Manager Of the
Liverpool and London and Globe insurance
Company, being daily sworn deposcS and
saws that the foregoing is Il full, true aud
correct statement ot the affairs Of the Conn
pany that the said lusuranc' Company Is
Inc bona iidc owner of At least on" hundred
thousand dollars of actual cash capital in
vested in State and United States stock,
and bonds or in bon's and mortgages Of
READ estate un]incumhcrcd, and worth dou-
bic thr amount for which the same is mort.
Gagged, and that he is the above described
officer Of said Insurance Company,
ALFRED PELL,
RESIDENT Manager.
Subscribed and sSorn to before me, this
It'll dag OF March, 1872
JOHN +. DOYLE,
Notary Publie, New York County,
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Alta meeting assembled Mi, lqy
in the Office Of billiard 4 Jama-m
j large number Of citizrus bcipo in
attendance, the following action
was taken:
Mr.. J. W. Patty, Sr., was called
to the chair and Geo. &. billiard rc.
qucatod TO act rs Secretary. Mr.
Patty, in airw appropriate remarks,
explained the object ofthe mcc,in,
70 he to maize prerartOdn. far the
proper celebration Of the arrroacb-
ny elaboration Day"
On nation and ,o,,. e..,
siou
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SrATE OF MlSSISSlppL-Srr.

T. lIENRY MUSGRuvE, Auditor Of Public
Accounts of the State aforesaid, do hereby
that the foregoing statement Of the
kNcrpool and London anti Globe Insurance
Company, United States Branch, Now
York. is truly aud correctly copied from
t,r original on die ia my Office,
Given ur Ter my hatpl and official seal, ut
Jackson, thif 2}d. day Of March, 1877.
H. MUSGRONE,
Auditor ~ p,Elir AcruaN ~