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The f..:s..r-f. .s u lisi of the Jure-s
dfaSn fef he .t-.-.r,seF tezEs, i..s, of tic
,r;r-,,;. c.. g As.-;t,,roo ,Fa,rrr.
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At Johnstowu, Rock ccunty, the hogs
are e9mflainins of episoot:e troubles,
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Which sil. he delivered fase of slsrce to
any part Of tie city az the yery lowest price
for CASH. Flour viii BE warranted = rep
resented. and. If not satisfied cry. -1e y.i5nrr
will be refunded and -four taken a-av. 4
iihsral discount 2 the trsea.
l5-2o-ca Il, TRUMAN
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The largest assortment of ch!ldren's and
misses Calf School Shoes and Woman I.
Calf Shoes, both elstom and factory made,
ever fFared in the city, at Ryder's, Giye
Linn q call,
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list or LETTERS

rc.nainsi.g nnc tled foe in tie Po.t q nee in
this City FIR tho week enlins November 20,
80
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VALUABLE
MILL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

The property known a the Branch Mills,
together with - acr"s of land is f,r sale.
Tins property consists If Touring mill
with three rum stones, lnilhing and mi
rhinrry. al new. 4 saw mill of much value
and u number "l other biHlI s"s, houses aud
store. and is situated seven miles t. & az he
city OF Mnpi."woc, on the line of the ipptc-
ton aud Nv london Railroad, and in the
vicinity of an excellent grain growing
country. On" half of The property will b.
sold, or the Whole. nj ihc option Of the pHr-
chlser For particulars. ca quirc or address
Grn \ W.oIin. Naniinwoc or H. )
rierrout. chrnnici Office, Two Rivers Wis
InSiPli IEMAI Hc rclc Wis
Au~Iet !: ISL ii-2-tf
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under the supervision Of AIRS. T.. Simon
late aargaretha Sei1ll IS complete, .ni
lalie. viii End there :he largest AMI bat
asserted zt~cS Dt goods.
All millinery work lone on shortest e.
'io" in..he .atest style, snd = low rates.
ltlgriy:
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FAMILY GROCERIES,

including Teas, CofFecs. bJ.h green and
Roasted. Sugar., SyrupS, ct,'.
Shelf Goods. such as Canned Fruits. Es-
-enccs and Extracts of ali kinds. Dried
Fruits of all varieties and goods generally
needed in the houseSe~pers' ,icps rtment
t0ufcctioneries of the choicest kinds: ais
nuts. rai.In>, cand-d fruits. etc
Green fruits, of AZ kinds, including
LEMONS.
Lamp goods, suilc.' to the wants Of all
ik3s-PartIes purchasing coffee OF ne,
ready roasted, G. II have the same ground for
hem before leaving the store. free OF charge
and thus be assured Of It's quality AMI fresh
ness.
SPICES Of all kinds kept constantly on
hand, AMI ground if desired,
Goods delivered free Of charge in all part.
of the city.
Call in and see me.
li-ll-iY J. s. ALAN
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l.HntsR g. BAKER
improved SEWING Machines.

- aaS new irirTs yc'ucn's aud urg atacu;. eats
'it'in ~ past III ,1tH, IutilnS .. Ill seven I'M
prnN emcats u. rasE suDnCr X l.. without
-uIyt. Il t best ssv IN, lie NE ii Use
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sn empty settle was found IL front of
'.uainess room II had been thrown there
nv young man who had lately purchaser
bottle Of that fin. persuGery n the Man
itonoc Drug Store. u
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LADIES, Those French Kid Button
Boots at Ryder are genuine ana perfect
beauties. lie does not charge a cent for
showing his goo Is Call & examine.
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Grocery & Provision
STOR H.

The undersigned having leased the store
formerly occupied by J. L rla,t, GU York
street opposite the J':is, Office, takes this
opportunity Of Informing the people Uf Mani-
towoc city AMI county that he has opened the
same with a large and we'll elected stock of
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FASSaEG MILLS
IGS-Es j-A-IB,
10y EIWR AID COMFY 4 Z,
NOTICE

CITE OF WI-CnSsit. L4K!TgWOC
y Coauty Circuit CDurt-lanr Simon.
ri irtif. aTs.Est George ". SA.rp. derenI-
M --uG.aJst tcr E..ci-e0m. 10: Aary,l
The State u Wisconsin 70 re 81 ~. named
defendant SIR hcu ~rs LertbY Sr.rmcrci
aud required 70 eEs"tr ;ac complain. IN fiji,
'c'IrT3 which " . be G'ed ~ .hc sH.oa of he
'!"rk o:tae Circuit. Court Of sid cevrtv,
-nd Rer'c copy Of yaHr a8s7For On me !.
M oGs-. n &c C:ir rad CqUEsy r Ma ito
' ocsH sc, Is,B, within taeE-v DAYS after the
service hereof. exclusive OF ;he day T such
seT'tce; and IL you fail to hnsEer the corr
pl-iEt az at rnseii. Inc p'...r.iE ri'l ar-. to
he Court tar ghe relief demanded in i CO.
a'si.'
t.sai October -. .2g..
I = GHa-T aI,as fHy.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17

SPOFFOED .BEOTHERS & Co,
AND AT TIE OFIIGE or THE COHPANY,
EED ADV tY NEW-YORN
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
Spartanburg and Union Railroad,

nclning the Roadbcd Right OF WAY Grng Bniz honr7 ip'
ng and situate in tbs count OF Farhcd non and
subscribed r the Sptrtluburg aud
Union aroal Companyi the chartered rights and pr'eke,
chair. and an1
property hy said COMPANY Incident ueosav or
business the following terms Twenty-Five uoas'ni
balance THREE eqrai annual in
stamen;s each nmeH n the day sale be
bond Of the With mortgage 81 the entire
sold The purchaser will also be required or all stamps aud
II highest should m opsy the twenty-five thousand
oars aforesaid the herenheiore sd
Al
the terfasa alrraiy stated sor re-ssle.
INFORMATION To state that the Line Of
the road SIXTYNINB 900 MILES extending from AlSlOS
point and CouDia Railroad tue town Of SPAR
TANBURG tie ArGAne Rsro progressing 20 early compile
grades Of forty t ert ld with The be', rail IN,
the nile sell ly ei. Ind
In eyrry respect FISTCLASS ROAD GOOD RUNNING
ORDER CONDITION.
roal protected to form r,r u the long Gel and At II
heeed railroad BBfN..nN CHARLESTON, y c.
aud CINCINNATI o. via Columbia Ashgi-. Warm Springs, aBd
raud Gap, sbich important fact attention j. invited
u.-.-. IJANEs 81 BAXTER,
"'T's'' THOMAS B. JhTEH
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17

No Spring g. ~ No ,sPaTs 81 I,9si e. Rejected, 81 os
hrm ba, CLOSED dull No. 2 Mia tlgiac Rejected, sic !
shade lover No ylie Rrjcc;ed 2srz,~; No e.
Rye IN fair demand and
opened hut closed dull No. Spring
2Spng seller Fcbrusry 6l G6c Pork quiet and weak At
seller febrsr Sl3 100 SI3 Is Lari-Denand light holers
frm; sales At $50 So COS seller Ferury SO 81 SO 20; March
SO 9asS -. Hams IN pckle, 6.09ic PLAN, 7c.; other
Green Meats stead. Buk Meats unchanged bacon steady
Hams lRGl1; Shoulders, 6db. Short Rib Mdies
Nmil' iog in moderate demand for Good 10 CbO~
br Of sale ~ ~ Rcceps5
Wheat, l2O09 bash Corn, "a
R-e I2NO bush barley, 5000 Hogs Shipmens-90O0 bbh
Four Wheat 1000 Corn dD hush oats OOO
busl bush. Barley 5000 Hogs.
ST LOrs jan 6Pour dm but restricted slipping facilities cheek
prices unonsncd " hoat uncsngi; Spring
No. Red Fall ssnpe 81 50 Corn easier High Mixed on
Mi1c pc in elevator according locsgn closing
Vsrelouse Mixed sackcd, Sic Oats dull
lc No. elevator sacked
ltc Barley unchanccdi No Fall easier;
81 6S2c. Whisky steady, nc. PORK nominal. Dry
Slltel Meats; iobbng lots Of loose Clear Rib at &C.;
Clear sides &c packed lots charge hands private sup
posed = shade off, BacoBJobhng and
DE. Rib, IL Clear Sd@s &c Land easier elc Live
Iogs rarcuc from SO 500 ~ 70; bulk Of
Co - o0 s5 . Reccpt40O 900 BIDS Fpnr bush
bush Corn 5000 bush Oats. @Dn bah. Ryu
200 Hogs
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17

Hence the option that the holders
Of these Bonds have to convert
them into Stock, at any time, is
of great value.
In order to place upon the road
the large equipment necessary for
the business offered, and to con-
struct Depots, Car and Engine
houses, Machine-shops, sc, equal
to any Of the best old roads in the
country, the Company offer through
the undersigned, S1,5OO,OOO Con
vertible 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,5OO per mile.
They are Coupon Bonds, 81 900
each, and can be Registered if de-
sired.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
PEORIA
AND
ROCK ISLAND.

Our Government is rapidly retir-
ing the National Debt by purchase
and redemption, thereby assuring us
that all the 52Os 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 converting them
through us into the FIRST MORT
GAGE CONVERTIBLE
7 PER CENT. GOLD BONDS.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
PRESENT PRICE 90

PRESENI PklCE ~
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. 1.
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. But the
Peoria and Rock Island Railway
is a first-class completed road, with
NO PARALLEL OR COMPET-
ING LINE,
and runs through one Of the Rich
cit 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
portant 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 safe and re-
liable investment to these Bonds,
now dOubly secured by the road
and its property, which is daily
growing stronger.
All marketable securities re-
cciycd in exchange ut full rates,
and Bonds delivered to all parts
of the country, free of express
charges, by
TURNER BROTHERS,
BAN X ERS.
"A Nassau-si., New-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
S2oO,eso
10000

te Common k o tbi, (srpany has declared payable %
the sioetheders Pebs sT9 he ohee 'i M
In on trfri Company O Scv-YOrk. - - ...,,.,
a DIVIDEND a. The o. EIGHT PkR cBSf PER ANNlh npo'
the nanents upon the Certificates u 'h Tom
tine ue ms the cs paysbi) 10.
heen declared payable holders Of sch fhe 0hce y
te Union r Company NcsYork the IT n Phray
JAMhN IL. BANKkN Treasnrer.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17

~ InUrS Jan. Ib-'oiion quiet; Miiiirg' 9lc
LOUISVILLE. Jan. h-tOtun quiet; MiAlhnes
Jan G-C1on quiet ard MAlEns
receipts S7 bales 26 bales; erTertscoasNie & bales
so bales; stock 2.g.6 bales.
AUersT Jan 6Coon quiet Mddlugs D.ci receipts eO bales
sales 601 hses
WILMINGTON Jan l6-Coiton frn Mddings. Gle net receipts
1873 baesi cIpOscOastwir 769 bales; stock 5.l56 bales
Jan 6tOtoH Low Midlngs
1872 bales; eIportsoOsswse $40 bales sales 100 stock
bales
BosroN, Jan lG Cotton du MddIDg, 2ie net receipts 800
bales ,6j bales; sales 800 bales; stock, 800 bales
CHARLKToN Jan 6-COOH quiet Midtlngs, pole
269l bales, sales, 2O) bales stock 36,372 bales.
NEw0RLRANs. Jan. IbCOOn dull Mdting Gle; receipts
lO9 baSj R42 bales eIporso BsTreona, 1888 bales
Vera Cruz 5 haes 25 bales sales 22OO
2i3 bSes
SAVANNAH, Jan. l6Coon quiet good grade, scsrce MidRgs
bales 900 bales;
Jan l6otton quie, and Good
0lyc receipts 1873 bales Great Britain bales
coSwise, % bales sales, 800 bales stock 50516 bales
CINCINNATI Jan. 6Coon-Buycr aud sellers apart; market
tending down; Mdtngs 2t Q2llc.i Low MiAng, y dl1c
MENrH Jan l6-Cotiou dull aud nomrSl; Mddngs 2lIe
CENTS. <,p3l bales.
NOZZLE. Jan 6CoOn Quet and easier; Mddlngs. 2o d2cic
receipts bales exports Britain bales
baes stock. GS. .7S5 bars
PHuADELrHiA Jan. l6--Coton Guet Mdlngs. &c.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKRr.

BRIGHTON. wATKRTOwR.
EpoTed for THK TRIBUNE ~ week ending 1esf1y Jan l6 1872
Amount OF siocs
This Essk Lsg VIZ. y Thi'week Last wk ".
Cattle. 2626 l7l8 l0u Shoes..
Sheep. 9'4': 6s9 1920 FaHOgs 1900 5000 26oO
BETTER 100 weight Of Hide Tslow and Dressed Meat
SO S7 ird quality $69$7 7 Western cattle byve weight Best,
U0rkNg go; hardy Steers, so6d $780, much
cordng to their value beef
FaIrow AMI DrT. sl50S50
S>p Lar,ss-Per N live weight 'id6ic Extra, 7Gac.
~ H0gS-Per 10. SIC.
Hides-B Brighton &C. p 10 country lots, 81 d9c
car Skas-l6dl8c 3 10
T0,orBryato 6d6!c. y n country lots 5d5ic p 10.
Pels-S - each; country lots 81 ~ 80.
RFNARKsThe market for cattle quick and prices little
higher The b Sohern being sold lOc H. dressed and ~
grades being from &C. D ID advance. OF the buyers speak Of
being 20 100 70 last Int
will bear There however evident I'm
progmut the trade r. r. Brady sold II tn1 3Tero steers
estimated average $50 b dressed These raised by Geo
Hoyc Chsmp.sin. NeNYoTA purchased last Winter by Charles
Merritt, Bridgeport, Vt. and sold 10 J. Back wabash,
for about lOc. q n dressed price however not ddnit'lv
fixed; specimen Of Mr.. Hoyes shorhsrDs
and Of Mr.. Meris feeding T. J. Adams, Pymonh ~ H. sold
from his r 9ic sk Ole - sk, and at 8,c
q u. a. G. fed sold for &C. 4 ID. Frank Rer d
sod psr l80 y 10 others a. Sc and
ball 6lc q h. Il. Dow sold for 800 for S45 or
about = b bec for S22 SIC. Sheep good demand
n H. Plat sold 30 Canada sheep 90 D. &c H.
g. average 72i r. &c H. Ge 100 Of ~ h at &c A.
Av,r cold 30 lambs at 7l le sheep 6fc A. G. Fhh, "a a;
6lc We understsHd some Of the best lots SOLD At &c.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17

Re for me week. i2 dned hllts, or "a es, man
corresponding l5'6 pkcS Arrivals arr le
Rot dalrcSs the market t0es not warrant Shl
There f,r sup7ly ppes with little trade IN ~ .5
or c5nuae oahci lot Of Jog bol % " "V W.
hpmcnt al Sc Pescacs not mourc but ue l g,. ,J
e Of h7csheres rather better p1oes VIZ 81 DDS a. 80 !
IS , r,,rel t 3Ic small lot onrhaG hhls cherries vas
st VIA 10 demand o oAeS'1I'> We
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17

TOTAL. RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

p1r NorfA TeSsFB ava 7E7I,,0III,1i; - . oos
L., q Ibis Beans 2Sl bales Cotton, 80 Dds Egg ~
th Pour bags Meal lOO lb OatmesL SVS Susn % R y
80 c. 1 On0 busb Oats 700 bush Malt 1000 bush baIe[ 'l
..sI S o. bales bd Hides, BS47 SIDES Leah,r ~
NJ, q hl. Spirits Turpeatne, 90 bhs kos l loIs ~ ~ NJ
I o l-O pfrA Butter 1873 pigs. POrk - pAgS ' f0
IA tc, Lard kegs Lard 428 dressed Hogs 70 PhgS g9
az. slraup pkcs TlOw 55 pkgs Rice, jV) PkS Sh -
- MO- Tobaeco 743 bbLs Malsky ~ bsee MoOL
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

FrA-Eg,ar, ia uUniteu Sta'es f"i"e" o"N@'P
Al 81 0ys.i OF the issue OF 1901 $1,000. -. ger m.
i,yyypooI 16-li g. m-CO0D ofeDed
ir oYotsl.ons: Modhng Uplanis lOsd hddng Orleans
tGd - a. - c....t. oc.,.d =. %, u, hath moDs,
ot United States FyeTweuty bonds 1888 slt 1866,
"a qII 1905, ,g3l; Ten-Rortes va r, . 49,. =,
IyGroeI Jan lell;je Recp OF Whea, a, thi' pO' iO'
A nsst thee dy, quarters including 1900 American
Iypos l6:3) mCOnsos sl Tor mon ano ue account
bonds A6oZs io'e 9'] 0O's
BH Ten fOries. yl2 ,.,-..s l. ,,,s,t... H.,
yERPoO l6-lJO mCOon qriet and steady Mdihng Up
t.nfs IOsf H8dhns lO.d sales emsted ROO bales IN
rudug export and speculation sales Of Cotton at New Orleans
.bD9g d, shpDed BresdstU quiet Corn 81 B Tor New"
L6NDoS mCoBsois closed at t for both money and
he .n American securities quiet and steady; United states tve
TweDy bonds lg gi Old 9Ji 1855 gi Ten Forte 9l
PAHis. Jan. IL -Rentes closed st 56t JDc
LIVEFp,oL Jsa I65 D. m.-COttOB closed qniet and ssdy
kddny Upll eid; Mddng Orleans l0sd sales u the day
iC for speculation and export The market for yarns and
Loxpo> jan l6-Ryenina-Cacyta Linseed 626 Lnseed Oil
q m. Common Rosn ~ q ewt-
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
Sale spartanburg and Union Railroad.

plaintiff against the Spsranburg and
Ufion Railroad Company aEd Obers re0rS deSendants
order 18Th day Of November 1911 Dasl hv
the Hon. James ". Rutland Of the Fourth Circuit OF state 81
south Csroina undersigned will -a FIRST MONDAY IN
FEBRUARY fTs knoxville n IN CD1ly Of Union m the state o
tue ousr between the hour O u
O'Clock In the afternoon pDbc vIcTy to
m. ghe- der tie WIN Of The
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
Peoria and Rock Island
Railway
OF ILLINOIS.

thereby adding % per cent. to their
capital, and about 45 per cent. to
their yearly income, all in gold.
Thus a favorable opportunity is con-
tinued until the close of this Loan
for the 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 Il COM
PLETED ROAD, with a CAPI-
TAI STOCK Of $4,000, 900, all
paid in, by which the road was
built, and is 81 miles in length, con-
Meeting the important Cities of
Peoria, on the Illinos River, and
Rock Island, Moline, and Daven-
port, on the Mississippi, Daven-
port, Oh the opposite bank of the
river, is connected by Il railway
bridge. The 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
THAT CAN BE DONE IN
LOCAL TRAFFIC ALONE.
IL - II IL I. L. L 4 1.,-.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Pam - Oue nm af
Ssu ,o1i. So, one. "a .s,sv Crhs
~ n "a % snaG SaS,e Moses Sar Petroleum fTmeI; Cnis
P,ussITsss End western Red ga 81 g. Rye So du
~ sno S1 NJ PoyL I4so Lard etc Tsow dull at IOc
Whiss, &C. ~ ~
T., otton oulet. Low Miidhngs steady.
Wheat au q and stsav Pennsana 81 5SG 81 g. Corn steady
soutberh Whit IS 6 southern Yellow 67G68c Mixed Western
de Butter active Medium which Is quiet
Choice Western Rob- 22d9s Coed 209xle bat buyers demand re-
duetoB: unchanged whisky
unchanged. ,,
demand; sales No. White
STATE =. 81 20 ITO heEt While State at 81 o R bags Wh stt
81 ore o. and 40 bush no Amber STAT a. ~ ~. hye ou
and nominal aho biAte
Low MIcd Western No MIed western apo car NO
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17

The marse is entirely relieved from the stale lots Of dressed
pour, hung long ha fresh receipts especially Of ozeu
easy Turkey should row run small sell WI
email drytcked would bring lSc. snd would Inc
chcsens Live pou'.-v or fowls ui turkey. dong
better selling the prices Of dressed quail afe rthef
improved SuS sales been made ai ~ 90 Grouse are also
Nenu sill very p.eq and buLsIo meal nave jus
anyed Eceyers about gn ire Ant out O H. 50
slowly IS moving. We quote:
New-York tribune., 1872-01-17
Saplnas l1anks
GIrlzENS, SAYINGS BANK.
SEYMOUR A. BgNcE. Secretary.


NHARTERED BY THE
Tms PREkDs,S's SAVING, THusr Cc~risr,
4 National Savisys fdak
No. l85 BLREcKRR.sr, NEwYOkK.
TSRRsr thirty days fdesred Six Per Cent CcmpoaDd In
Certificates issued Letters ei Credit for travellers issued ber e
due Interest paid by check 70 psIte. out ne
ctV desired send for crrnaL SAM L. HARRIS hsoss-r
JoHN j. zUILtF, Casher
CLINTON SAVINGS BANK, pa Eighth-aye.,
TERRS Of cent aHnan viii be pad on and ss
MONDAY January ls 1877 Deposits re9syd 9np on 90 esg
VIII ue run SATnXSIEL ELLIs W W OWENS vice.prsdss1t
ORLANDO p. SMITH Secretary.
NEAR THE TRIBUNE BUILDING (166 Mas
saul opposite Cty Hall, Is located the MUTUAL Bbnbfir
SAVINGS BANK aud advantages Of this Bsnk brns
,rg, and the working people Of New
York and adjoining Every accommodation Afforded to deps-
TORS consistent principles Interest the sr.a
of ever, month the old quarterly where there on>a
vr,., o. Of interest dpostor dollar will
eoan Books and English opeu daily from 10 -
so MONDAY snd SATURDAY EVENINGS from u to 81 Oec's
a IL B.x.ptcr Secretary CHAs X GRAHAM Prs~iieat
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eightb-ave-.
cor a, Ferr,renhs-sIX PBR CENT INTEREST paid oa All
u,. m Deposits made before Jansar, ~ VIA
ra interest January Assets $500 S9 al Sapus tEUo.
DEOPLEs SAVINGS BANK,
I BraWsV between Twenty sixth and rwenS s.eath sr
annum all entitled thereto the first of JaNoAh sn
be paid on and after Jan. 20 an IN A. -, A..
I,nI tRBDK. OLMSrbAD, PrcsideaL
,Cn,Rlss T. Rope Kris sesesr.
yVNHE TRUSTEES of the SEAMEN's BANK
FOR osdere that INTEREST be paid to deposit
On the rate Of SIX pkR CENT Pbk An
MUM and ,,, .,,, <,y,,r upo AZ
~ New r t Y9rI jan 4 VIA GRO 4 THoM,R President
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-01-05

The Louisville Cowier-Jom7,az pays the
following high compliment to the State Of
Virginia:
1.-THE one State, of all the Southern
States. which has preserved her dignity and
her peace by enforcing her laws and pursu.
ing her better impulses, is the noble dig
State of Virginia. Had every Soutbcan
community stood up in the fight as Virgin.
ia stood, there had never been an Appomat.
tox. Had every community stood up against
defeat as Virginia has stood, there never
could have been Ku Klux act. In war,
as in peace, the old mother Of States has $. I
an example of moderation and courage un.
surpassed in all the world There has new
er been Virginia Ku Klux Scourged by
war, ptill exposed to the fire of hostile guns
pointed from Washington after the advent
Of peace, Virginia has kept on in the open
highway of her duty. So, she is prosperous
and free, and has the respect even Of her
enemies. Her example ought to be emula.
ted by the whole South, and it is not too
late to consider it and fall into line.'
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AN EXTENSIVE CouNTY.--The county

AN EXTENSIVE CoUNTY.--The county of
Augusta, in Virginia, once embraced the
States of Illinois, Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana
and Michigan. When Virginia waa named
after Elizabeth, daughter Of Anne Bolcyn
and Harry VIII-he of the many wives--it
was the proud boast of her then few iph ,bi-
tants that her territorial limits extended
from the Atlantic to the Pacific and up and
down to each pole. When battling for
American Independence with handful of
hungry, ill.clad and worse armed patriots
against the disciplined legions Of the British
King, it was, in oase Of being ovcrpowered.
to the mountains of Augusta that George
Washington proposed to retreat to make a
last stand for liberty and the rights of
man Virginia, though she gave away an
Empire and was despoiled of half her terri
tory by Ubiquitous legislation, has no reason
to be cast down-nor is she. "There is life
in the old land yet."-Richmond Wing.
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THlsAPEAKE & OHIO. RAILRn Ap. LON
~ and after september lsf, Passej,oa
Trains leave Richmond tSanday excepted7 a.
follow: :"
8:aOA, M.--Mail Train for the. White Snlnbn,
Springs, connecting at Gordonsvilew with Oran Of
Alexardria 4 Manassas Train .fol washington
and North, and Lynehburg sad Sputh. WI
3:35P. M.-Accommodation Tain for Cor.
louisville except on Saturday, onwhich 5ay 4
leavssat P NJ. This train con,ects at Co.
donsvile with the night trains Oh the Oranoa
Alexandra and Manassas raflroaf for Lvneeh''
burg ard Washington. 0on-
Throlgh tickets, at low rates, soil TO Ill noint,
Northwest ana Southwest \ - poi'i''
Steensge tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg Hayre, Rotter,
dam Bseen, Copenhagen and aothen berg sy''e to
all point. on this road can bebounbt - e. 10 10
General Ticket Agent at Richnnd or ~ esr ' he
ordered though any station asen on the roa "
Furthennformation may be obtained ie ~ toa a.
company 'oitice. 'ea d. the
"''uses trains are funor Sundays.
All. PERRY,
J.urs = rnuu General superintendent.
GeneraATichet Agent. ,o