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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-12-19

For Boys and Girls just catching
the dawn Of manhood and woman.
hood there is no serial publication
yet came under our notice that even
rivals "Ow Fosng Fo'ks," published
by J. Il. Osgood & Co, OF Boston.
II is elevated IN tone, pure in its lit
erary excellence, and just suited to
Young America. Its prospectus
Which, We herewith pablish in anoth
er column, will give our readers some
idea Of its aims and
excellence.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-12-19

There will be PUBLIC ENTERTAIN
MENr under tho auspices ut Toledo
Lodge No. ITO, l. o. .. f., at their
new hall III Galley & Johnston's new
block, in Toledo. on Christmas night
"Wednesday. Rev. John Bowman,
Of Iowa Falls, will deliver public
address. At the close OF the same
the Ladies will furnish q bountitul
supper for all, the proceeds to be
used in furnishing said hail. Tickets
can be obtained from the committee
during tho day or evening.
By order of the Committee.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-12-19

Next Wednesday will witness
another recurrence 81 Christmas fcs-
tivi:ies. The ice King will then have
reached the southern limit of his
travels, and he will take up his restig.
ia retrorsum to the Polar Seas. All
nations rejoice at the return of this
sventinlday,-allpeop celebrate this
event with festivities and rejoicing.
Enemies arc forgiven, debts are paid,
and gifts bestowed on friends. The
world is happy AMI all Nature smiles.
For that occasion every one should
read Emerson's incompatible essay
on GIFTS, and then repair to tho To-
LEoo ClrY Book SroEs and make a
selection of goods tor gifts There
will be found miscellaneous books,
books royalty and supcrbIy bound
and illuminated, fit for knightly
souvenirs, albums richly ornamentca,
pocket. books and wallets good
enough for golden dollars, and sllkcn-
papor grccn.backs, diaries for 1873,
chesply or munitcently arraycd,
vases, basts, and figures to ornament
tho drawing room Of palace, chro
mos and pictures frames. natural an
lite and "pretty as a picture brack.
cts and picture frames, musical in
stru,nents, puzzles, games, myriopti.
con, tin, wooden and china toys,
dolls, doll heads and bodies of var.
ious and sundry sizes and materials,
guns, pistols, TOPS whistles, rattles.
ka!cidoscopcs, stereocopes and views,
bibles aud tcstamentss, chessmen aud
boards, checkers, dom,nos. writing
desks, portfolios, gold pens. sleds,
and nearly thousand other things
which please call and see.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-12-19

SCHOOL MEETING The adjourned
meeting OF the Toledo School Board
was held last Monday evening. A
resolution was unanimously passed
consen;;ng to the attendance OF the
children OF William Wade at school
in Otter Greek township and pie L.
ing the Board to pay the tuition OF
the same. Bill OF VIM. Roberts,
ianitor, 5000 was allowed. Mr.. A.
II. S,errett was engaged as Principal
for Spring Term at present salary
The following teachers were employ.
ed tor j Winter Term at $50 per
month: Mrs. jennie Muckler, LIST
Primary; Lizzie Conant, ID Primary;
Llde Harlan, Sd Primary; Fannie
Frazce. Intermediate Elite NJ. Mus.
SER, Assistant IN Higher Depart
ment.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-12-19

CHRISTMAS AT THE CHURCHES. "A
Christmas Tree will be prepared at
both tho Methodist and Baptist
Church; and the distribution Of pres
en,s will take place Christmas Eve
cath ins,). Those having presents
to be placed on either tree will do
we'll to hand them in as early as con.
vcnicnt.
A Christmas Dinner will be given
at the Presbyterian Church, to which
the poor children OF Toledo and VI.
entity, not members of other Sabbath
Schools, are respectfully myited..-
The United B.cthcrn and Prcsbytc.
rian congregations will unite OH the
occasion, and some literary exercises
will be given.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1872-12-19

By Z. r. SuANKLASp,
Deputy L. Marshal.
oo-3l1 Mes enger
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rank no other people above them in In.
teHigence, capacity and moral worth but
while they do many things well and some
admirably, there is one thing ! am sure
they cannot wisely or safely do, and that !.
the selection for States remote from aud
unlike their own. OF the persons by whom
these States shall he represented In Con.
gress. II they could do this to n good pnr-
pose, then republican institutions we're un-
ht' and arislocracy the only true political
system.
Yet what have we recently witnesselP
Lebulon B Vance, the unqucstioned choice
oi large majority of the present Legisla-
tnre Of North Carolina-a majority back
ed by majority OF the people who voted
at IT'S electlon-refused seat in its Federal
Senate TO which he was tairly chosen. and
the Legislature there constrained TO choose
another in his stead-another, who. like
Vance, ia our late contest was rebel. aud A
fighting rebel, but who had not served in
Congress before the war as Vance had.
though the latter remained faithful TO the
Union till after the close Of his term |
protest az inst the disiranchisement of a
State, presumptively of a number OF States.
on grounds 80 narrow and technical as
I
refused Vance his seat, proceeded TO re.
move his disabilities after that seat had
/ been filed 10y another. only serves TO place
IN the stongest light the indgrity to North
carolina, and the arbitrary, caprcious tyr
amy which dictated il
thank you, gentlemen, that nv name
is toee conspicuously associated'with yours
I in II determined effort to render amnesty
complete and universal in spirit rs well as
in letter Even defeat in such II cause
would leave no sitting while triumph
would rank with those victories which no
blood rediens, and which evoke no tears
but those Of gratitude and JOY.
Gentlcmen, your platform, which is also
mine, assures me that Democracy is moi
henceiorth to stand for one thing and Re-
pnblicanism for another, hut that those
terms are to mean in politics what they
always have meant in the dictionary, sub
stantially one and the same thing, namely
equal rights regardless of creed, or cline
or color hail this rs n genuine new de
parIure from the uutworn feuis of mean
ingless contention ia the direction of pro.
rcss and reform.
Whether ] shall be found worthy to bear
the standard OF the great Liberal move
ment which the American people have in
augurated is to be determined not b,
words, but by deeds With me if stead
lily advance, over me if ialier, the gran,
array moves to achieve for our countr,
her glorious, bentiicent destiny.
remain, gentlemen, yours,
HORACE GREELEY.
To the Hon JAS H. DooLIrrLg Chair
man of Convention, and G.. W TYKeE
JoHN c. McCAng and others, OF Commit
tee
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PARTY LINES DRAWN.

"When We are gone how soon are ,yo
forgotten might Ice said hv test oatbs arj
registration books. a. il was uttersJ l,,.
Rip Van Wiuklr ON hi. return to IN. n..
tive village Of Falling water. alter Ii-
twenty year napon the Cat-kiIl Monntaius
Scarcely one wear las passed sine. tl,.
Democratic rarrv struck the rolitcai
-hackIe- from thousand. of citizen. oi tI,i.
state. which had been fastened ON tl.p, Iy
the leaders ia parfy that wa. never .,-
passed aud pcrhup. never lu,lfei C,. car.
rupupr aud political cruelty. ll tbc last
aud -.or.ou- triumphant struggle for tbe
freclom of our fellow .iuzrrs. our marty
elevated TO thc highest pp-ition .r fb,.
State, % gentleman taken rom cor.para.
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J. r DOOLIrrLE
Chairman ofthe Convention and member
OF the Committee on Ratification.
BALTIMORE, July 10, 1872
MR. GRFELEY's AccErrANcR.
NEw YORK, July Is. |.

-" pi'Nf 'hlN TO- 49,
GENTLEMEN-Cponm mature dehbcration
it seems fit that I should give your letter
! oi the 10th inst some further and iuller
response than the hasty, unprcmeditated
words III which Acknowledged and ac-
cepted your nomination at our meeting on
the l2th.
That YOUR Convention saw fit to accord
its highes honor to one who lad been
prominently aud pontcdy opposed to your
party Ia the earnest and angry coutrOvrr-
sizes OF the last forty Years, is essentially
noteworthy; and that many of vou oririu.
ally preferred that the Liberal Republicans
should present another candidate tor the
Presidency and would have more readily
united with us III the support of Adams.
or Irumbull, or Brown, Is well known. |
owe my nomination at Baltimore wholly
TO the TACT that hai already been nomi.
mated at Cincinnati and that concenira-
ton OF forces upon any new ticket has
been proved impracticable
Grateful a. AIN At your concurrence
IN the Cincinnati nominations, certain ~
am that You wonid not have thus concur
red had you not have deemed me upri,ht
and capable, ! find nothing in the circn.
stances calculated to iuilame vanity or
.
veutIou saw it, IN adopting the Cincinnati
ucEeti to reailirm the Cincinnati platform.
is to me the source Of the proudc.t salts
iactlon. That body was constrained to
take tins important step 10y no party ne
ccs-ily, real or supposed IL might have
accepted the candidates OF the Liberal Re
puhhcans upon grounds entirely its own.
cr it might have presented them. a. the
Nrr-F l.f.r ". ...N 4
rison aud Tyler, " thout adopting any
I platform whatever. That it chose To plant
itself deliberately, 10y IL vote nearly unuui-
nous, upon the fullest and clearest enunci-
alton Oi principles, which are ai once in.
cOntesubiy republican aud empuaticAlIy
democratic, glve- Trustworthy assurance
that u new and more au-pc.ous era .
duwnlng upon our longdi-lractei country
some of the best years aud rcst efforts Of
my life were devoted 90 a struggle against
chtttel s!aycry--a struggle none the le-.
earnest or ardupns because re-prct.for CON.
sttUtiouai obligation constrained nae fo
act ipr the most part uu the defensive u
resistance 70 diffusion rather than u di.
rect yIort- ior the extinction Of human
bondage Throughout IuDst OF tho-e ,,.tr.
my vision was unchecred. my cx.rron-
t''f, 's ~ q" '' 'H"c" "-
w ''''', '''.''''' ivy 40 rec my c'dn-
"! l''"l'rsr w.! ,''y ,'''' "'o"e
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.I.. '"'oH I'-Itr
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GREELEY.
LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE
OF the baltimore Nomination.

NEw YoRK, July %.
TO Hon. Horace Greeley
DEAR SIR 1T is our pleasure. in com
pllanee with the instructions OF the Dem.
ocratic National Convention assembled in
this city, 10 inform YOU that you have been
unanimously nominated its candidate for
President ofthe United States. The con-
venton, consisting Of seven hundred and
thirty'two delegates, representing every
State and Territory in the Union. adontei
without amendment, the declaration OF
principles affirmed by the Convention of
Liberal Republicans at Cincinnati and
strengthened 10y the endorsement contain
ed IN yonr letter OF acceptance. The ac-
ton OF this great body OF delegates proves
that they are. with singular unanimitv. de.
termined TO enter under your leadership
upon the patriotic duty OF restoring to the
administration OF the Government purity
aud integrity, aud that independence to i,s
departments which regards the Constitn
ton rs alike the source and init of Fed.
eral power Laying aside the differences
OF the past abandoning all nurpo.e at
mere partisan advantage, asking lor no
pledge other than that of fidelity TO the
principles to which they have given their
deliberate and resolute adherence. and
which they believe will command the an.
proval Of the majority OF the American
people, they tender you their nomination.
confident HAT peace ami good government
will be inaugnrated and maintained under
your administration Respectfully, your
obedient servant,
j. r DOOLlTTLE.
Chairman ofthe Convention and member
OF the Committee on Ratification.
BALTIMORE, July 10, 1872.
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The empress Maria. Of Russia, has writ.
ten au angry letter TO the King Of Bavaria,
~ reg1rd 90 the 'tanner in which that
eccentric monarch las jilied h.r only
daughter.
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The only Republican voter in Union.
Boone County, Kentucky, has come out
tor Greeley.
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kvery true Democrat will vete for the
constitution the state. Senatorial, Legis-
lative ami county nominations.
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Hon. Augustus Schell. OF New York, is
Chairman OF the National Democratic
Committee
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exPounter If Radical politics, he was seated
"''ride his neFly purchased horse winding hi.
way up Twelve Pole, as "happy a. hir sun.
honr,' f;A sim.
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William Lowery, one OF the gang Of ont.
laws In North Carolina. was killed on Sat.
nrday morning by Robert wishert, a
younger br other Of Colonel =. NJ, Wish.
ert who was killed by the outlaws some
months since
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r,~nov NAV FL n-Con,os ort1Ci lt 0i or molev 7nd
sr tlr acrHmt sr~lI-e lr4er LtieI states rye
f-rv bonds l965s ODD o. atl. 1885, ieufo es a'
kar ga JeI sae 1i7e-4 Neliy bonus opened
ANS. MAJ 70. .--acntes orened 90 ST. 52c. - -
rrrro91 Ma .-Il a. m-Colau cre1eI firm; MiGlhnF Up
"a. IIsd; Mdlils Oe-ls, LIZA I1e a Of the Day are esl'
. Of 4, 900 bales 1900.
IvEHrOo1 Mar s-l p m-Cotion 3. trmer M-hag Cpands
l-.Il alLtl. Ile sales o e day
sed 80 l1r speculation and export
1yD8s u.-Ju..e sl-es Eve lSel,7 Bonds 4--as
+It, l.s1t. go.
Mav 2-2 uBeadgtu1s ere tru Cheese o. g
the best grades 1. tmercln iine-
rlols1.s for m1rer. 3itf Tor the account
r93i United stae. o-1s 1907 ~ Ten Fory bonds ost -
MAJ rs closed e. sti Tor money and -su
account ne stlss 1--WE Twenty bonds .at-s 80 LOS
tsxTosr MAY si-s.s FvsTveny bonds o. for the
l. of 1867
rsrpooL MAY c--s o. mot. Tie market closed frner
Cpuis. i'+ l-l -u4rr orleans III QllE1f ihe sats
have bales inc--ug 5000 bales for export
AEON. Of Cotton ron BOMBAY the 9th inst
tie ast rolor Deen zl0o0 bales Wheat j. s0lZ ~ e
% 812 for Ped Western Spring end l. =
= Winter Com T. quarter Refined Petroleum, l3ol5d &
Dos Nav 27.-Tsrov 50 = cvt. for Russian
'vDoS. Msr t-h .s.lls.-spern d. -#a4s inn' spirits
I.- -pt
j. ,oo 3ay -1ryed steamer Republic fron New YORK May
Southern tlri from Charleston April
eta o. .8 lai-s .i -..t14
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soRSk AND CARRIAGE HARKEI.

NEvYoRx. Monday, May ~, 1877.
The horse market of the current week opened
with large supply OF work and pleasure horses both
kinds embracing fair percentage Of desirable animals
In addition to the regular sales at the pubic auction
marts in tho city, which viii take place usual several
sales OF hgh-bred trottng stock announced 20 be
held In the vicinity OF New-York. AMI. II the weather
proves favorable, general activity in the horse trade OF
the week Ia Anticipated.
Major c. W. Barker (of Barker & Chase sold today ct
and Eighthavc. In presence u numerous attendance,
composed chiefly Of competent Judges 81 borsnesh me
following FIVE trotters out OF the seven inemdeo III '"e
catalogue
Black stallion Chss L. formerly Paseheu Chief Sgd ie
La p.nk 49, ,rys bv Crorse 81 Psfchen daua
b. Abdalh by Monmouth ECLIPSE 'ni q nov en-
ms,chsd iSsins Jsy So'i milo heai. i've Tor
$500 side take June H. next to Thomas Jono - ,
Bay stallion Youne Chief i6 bands high years
red BY CLARK CHEF dam y aorSasaed mar Th o0 Io
Ry eItia9 Bob stout IS hands nche, 6igh years
Jyi sired By Melbourne, lam By Wagner can o' IN -"
Brown mare Bourbon Belle I6 hand. high age yeAr I'D ot
-hsn four years Old IN ~ 20 % a Js
1,el eoud dam BIZ inn Envoy; NJ Roden for...... GO
DroNn Maggie O., 10 hands high, yesEs Oh 10 Juy eas
shown nile IN 25ti sired By Aerandsrs Abiaah lam oy
Plot second dam BY Aedsei has recently recovered ron
eefsofo-ginal melngit' I nv 1d.s ambe-
toran dam called the Cobb who has record OF ~
o to m ida SE G6 ps ID next ay sired By Ha5py
Medium dam BY Ott@say 70 Samuel Mclaughlin ~f''''' iV
Total ..........................sl5ll5
or N average Of s5585 per head. ,,. o..
stealnboat Honidel will leave foot Of Barcay-st FOR
k port at o'clock a. tomorrow tIuesoay, Wy
23i 10 convey those DESTROYS OF attending the saie OF
the Wrenwood stock farm, and OF an the stock 3rtq anu
red by it, owner Mr.. WIN. H. SloAIes WHICH VIII 10
brought TO the hammer at ~ O'Clock.
The regular semi-Weekiy sale at the Horse ard car,
will be neld usual tomorrow cfuesda the 2Stn lnst'
40 II o'clock.
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Family Iuisns .sd Ohio d. % eseslp ~
Fancy l limited demand sse market
buyen. State sui Western Red At % lOaSs 20 Amoe "
~ Re-sae and Western held At ~ H. Corn que -
Wesiern p6gic Oats nnchsnged western WIZ "
ssQdoc Mess Pork quiet ga 500sl4 ID NhsSy hehe' ~
at ~ - tu-...
CucaGo May 2I-Four dull and nominal Wheat es ana 1w
.ses of No Sprne Al on cash. ~ 81 seller June
So seller Iuy nothing done other grades oor s, a
lane &c seler Juy No Mixed, fbc Rjeed al ic Oas
frn and in fair demand at s;c for No Rye uii aud over y %
Tor No Bsrlsv onet an unchanged as 51pOc Tor NO ran
according 10 location WHISKY good demand 81 e PROVISIONS aui ana
unchanged pok sd at u so 2 y, seller July banl sol
an ga cash 10 seller uy Bacon and Bulk Meats nncI-hs
tie ami ami dropping IS Sass 6 Live Hogs IN goo aeianu
~ $50 Freirh active ami higher. Corr % in1to ~.
Kinoston TO- Reoe pts-50OJ bills FoHr 1000 nus be 80
r O. lee OO0 hush Oats Barley ilg bush I've u
Hoes and 1000 Cattle. Shpnerts7n0O bhls floui 9hD 9,
Wheat bush Corn 20 900 oah Oats lOyOJ oasA Dait!' '
bush Rye 900 Cattle, and 500 Hogs
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pEcElpTs OF PRODUCE-

Per Norm Rlrer Tessfs cHd AI'ir0aas 90
s,v 27-23 pkrs Asues ptg& 3B bales Cotton @
Cotton see bl Copper 100 pt7s Dred Fruits 4tol bD
81 IN blS Foar 1lsh. Whf4t l9l go bush Com ~
OTIS 0lc bush mat $50 bush barley -
10 -ss Sec 30 s Beans Peas 10 bgs T. PEAS
& COR MOI rs iays con- Neal Hemp 392 HIDES 40
Hides ~ AIDES .th la bale. boss 40 ibis smrs NJ
line 400 blS Crude penne r2 ob Rosa. Jis pEga PosA
Days Cat Meats sos LAM ~ pAss nitil
g pkes Butter. Chees al r-s I4oT, le !lsl Pea
iapsrs Rice Sarc7 5s2 bids Tobacco -ila uOG-e
Tobacco SO . -iskv. 4sl 0ales WOOL 1888 bales sAn
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nR0P0SAI-S for s75O.OOO DOCk BONDS ~

DROPOSALS for S750.OO0 DOCK bONDo Of
4 THB CITY or NEW Seslel Proposals. vi. De es'el
the Cspfrr. Osce until FRIDAY May b. Jog. a. COCK p
n when will be puhlcy opened or ne w9oe on 1
NJ su of SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY IIOl SAM DOiil3
on DOCK BONDS or THB CITY OF NENiOkk auihortu p.
chapter 57s section Of S7L sad Bonds VII oeu u'
the M OF Der cent payable the hrsI day % a h
Noember and lie principal Will be redeemed on 'A M
dav Of November, 1917. go II a.. --sco
The Proposals the amount Of Bonds desired an1 ne pre-
n one udr- thereof; the pcr0ns whose fop az
sr3 m hreupou he required % deposit With the Chamberlain he
% 70 en especive- together sitt premiums thereon
receipts OF TIE hanbe am u
gucb deposit parties viii ed rcciEe eertncAtes @ 4
su ounts lie par awarded 70 them' belIs A
from he 'ees 0f payment ,or----t- l. n.
Eab Porosa should sea and ndoset Proposals for DocS
Bords The City York and mOd second envelope al
dressed % the Comptroller --.--. - go N
The right part NJ the Compo Ter 70 reject anv o. az
of fb ln II In as u Of the q roat require ~
" ~ ANDREW II. GREEN Comptroller
CITY Of NcwYork Department ofFnmce,{
I.-.( u .aM NAV
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ChGnte5 for Business men.

EOK SALE-A CHANCE seldom met with
for an enrnnsng the REAL ESTATE BUSINESS in the
II brooklyn Established Y The present owner about
zoos VII bis services Tor two month"; 10
ts party Address with and reference to A. b. ksa
Etat Tribune Office
ALA lrye stock ~ 1op type everything
srgs business Address PRINTER, Box ia Tribune
Cfc'
DXRTNER WANT D.-Magazine well
established Circulation exceeds 10000 Ales OPPORTUNITY,
IrlgHe O4ce.
TVANTED-A PARTNER with a capital Of
w $1,000 20 Increase The facilities Of Lh0gupI Business
well sa5I city whore there large auount Of l KIND Of
required: acquainted with she business rt t ats-
corv efrnces given and required Al-ss LiIHO1AAFHEk
Posi- OLce. Box l,Ti6, SeU-iOrA-
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ye. !. oOo Cattle, and 500 Hogs
COTTON MARKETS.

COTTON MANAEIN
CfvcrSSAT May 27CotiOn aFm ad in 5000 aemana Ma'n'
23ic 81. ,,.4r,... o,,1,a,. . not 70.
c 2 bales etros-coastaise 2yj balesi sales 81 uaics Stock
Iitq bales ,,.,,r-- ,,za,,,. -. .o.o;,.s
2- ies exporto Great Britain 81 bales sales 8JJ oaes soA
g56 bales .--. ,rs,r--. OIL nat 70
,t la bales gross l2J8 Laesi ezportsto Liverpool '''0
bsler sales $50 bales stock. 81 $50 bales -, -.
PAtTIsoRK NAV 25-Cot;0n strongi Mddlngs, z0ta
rcuts gross, 52 bales expocoast"se 10 Das' ~
stock, Az bales
CHARLHsroS y5-Coon strong, unsettled nonlhai 49, ~
&c; net receipts SIS bales eEpoTts-coas1"be M O4''S' ~
bales; stock $3.50 bales. $500, - 90, 5000 aif baes
BOsr0N. ZI-NOton strnngi MhI4iAsA -'S~t s''' 49,
sales haesi stock, 5000 bales - , oA..-~ ,oi. ret
GAIvBSr0s May 2l.-COtt0n que.; Good Vn1~il' ~'+' saw
reren.s "a bales; s1les 10 bales; sck ~ haeA -,.-
PHfLApF1priA NAV 21-Coiicn quiet Mdiines 49, ,,
SAv,yy.H dav 8m, % GOOD oell ~ -
net receip.s 10 bales eIpors-coasi"s ooI U~''a' ' nv
WI SyGroS NAY gCoun frm; Mdiinss pc eEpoTs-oon''
Vi l6l bales stock, 2,l8i bales . 49,. .,.,5n--. 81.
I-rrvrrry MAJ 2lC1on quiet but strong Mddhnra z'e
ArererA NAV arm; hddlngs ~lci receipts - O-
sales s-- ,st-fr--. zoos. re-
Mrru nay 27-Cot;on quic. but brni AaalnSS - @-'-' "
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-28
finlnrlll.

90, II. -ry JofV7 CowNrTrER OF DEIAvARE LAcSA
v,SS,t AND WESTERN r r. Co. AND THE CEsTtAL X a ~,
Ntw-IgRsPY EXCHANGE PLACE. NEW-ioAh NAV - ~ -
THE undersigned, a committee appomltI ny
80 % COMMITTEES OF The above named Compares do Lereof IN.
e SFAIED PROPOSALS. until Jure l. ~ ir ihs pte ~ T..
nsrt an an ofTHREE MILLIONS ~ lNNt LIN Sv ~
sreS ~ ne DEIAWARE LLCkAWANhA AM " h' M y
IN f6NPtSY Said hg- are 10 date June l. i58, AMI ue
is ,vsbIe 20 ise. with interest Al le ~e
se-snnusllv on the M at'H on
r i'm. In eca year clear OF a state aal inter
e. b. bt hi couy oa between the lfsi uF o. lnu
us and Ne 8-t 1871 into the Capia toc q" % N
49, ~ ,rcb ck a. nav be substituted there or al par' N4 po
l ~ tbe Coruauv hereafter mortgsge 90 scare
E nvt of anv other o lie obligations ese bonus A- Oe niu
M st--l - tto N-.,o,.f Citv
Bars. Nev-iOrk. u..At. *
Te-nve per TO be paid june and tie Teanl'! Nin 10
eevs theresfter. wi. from june l.
Proposals will DOT be considered en M r-h 70 '1
+. -. 20 srv o...r rouosals MOSES TAYLOR,)
70 '.0'''- '~ 1922 JOHN C. GREEN Committed
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