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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-11
Correspondence of tho Phoenix.
GREENvrbLE, s. O., August 9, 1872

GREENy1LLE, s. O., August 9, 1872.
The irrepressible Edward Fuss;sa
Stokes disgorged another of his intermi-
nable and incoherent political harangues,
from the steps of the old Court House,
last night. After reading chapter from
the sacred volume, followed by prayer
equally divided between religion and
politics. he went in for what he called
his Democratic speech; and if such is
Democracy, the sooner that it and
Stokes are forever abolished, the better
it will be for the peace and good order OF
the community. Such IA jumbled up
mess of politico religio-serio. comico-
nonsensico-d- -n-fool-o hash, with a few
worms. poke-root and other herbs thrown
in to thicken and season, and make it
palatable to himself, it was never our
misfortune to hear, and we trust that it
may not be our melancholy privilege"
las j. l.. Orr orce said) to listen to again.
The burden of his song was Grant,
Grant. which delights the Greeley men,
as they do not wish to carry any useless
dead weight in the coming contest
Stokes is charged with being in the pay
- VIZ 0Aode PhtCJ WhlCh uo QeulGS, DuL
facts speak louder than words. We,
however, do not believe the charge to be
true, as the Grant Radicals hnreabouts
are too sharp to invest much in such an
tiquated fossils It would be poor inss
vestment of greenbacks. How any one
protesting to be an educated Christian
gentleman can get up in public aud
abuse. villify and defame many of our
best known and worthicst citizens, in
language scandalously indecent, or why
he ia permitted to do 80, entirely passes
our comprehension. No one having re-
spect for himself, or decent regard for
public opinion, would struggle frantically
for two hours in senseless effort, amid
hideous hootings, jibes aud jeers. to
thrust his rawlings into tho ears Of IN
unwilling people. Our citizens are tired
and disgusted with these exhibitions,
and are determined that the laws in rela-
ton to nuisanoes and public disturb
ances shall be enforced. NJ.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-11

The Terre Haute sign painters are
with work. A Mr.. Forsieden-
Aogenstiefel has gone into business there.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-11

HOTEL ARRIVALS. August 10. 1872.-Nicke,--
son House-A Mcqueen, Cheraw; E West,
Helena; Mrs Feaster, Greenville; G P Hoff.
man, Doko.
Columbia Hotel-H Flanagan, Fairfield:
n Stokes, Pa; Settle, Baltimore; g
Gilbert, P L Cheaper, VIM Ladder, George z
Walker, Charleston; DR. NJ We'll, Pompey
Town; W A Bradley, 3 Rh.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-08-11

RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY.-Tri-
nifty Church-Rev P. J. Shand, D. D.,
Rector, II A.. NJ. and 5}s P. Nj.
Lutheran Church-Rev. D. Derrick,
10X A. NJ.
Marion Street Church-Rev. W. D.
Kirkland, 1O16 A. NJ. and P. M.
Washington Street Church - Rev.
Manning Brown, 1016 A. NJ. and 8 P. M.
Sunday School at P. M.
Catholic Churoh-Rev. James Fuller
ton, First Mass. at z A. M.; Second
Mass at 10 A. NJ; Vespers at ~ P. M.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. Richard
MoIlwaine, 10T A. M.
MErKoR1o. Friday, as we'll as last
evening, the heavens presented bean.
tiful appearance. 1t was clear, still
night, and the moons pale light added
to the beauty OF the scene. All the stars
that were ever seen, and more. too,
seemed to twinkle on this occasion, and
presented the appearance of vast field
of diamonds. But the meteoric display
was what we particularly noticed. Look
in any and every direction, and there q
star would shoot across the armament.
We had announced in these columns q
few days previous the coming of the
August shower Of meteors; and our dates
proved correct. There will likely be
another display this evening. The pre-
sent shower, however, does not bear
comparison with those Of November.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-24

"a bales stock 55 bses -eehns receipts ooi bales exports
G1yEsroS August 2COtton wssk; good Ordinary IaiS oe'
reessps bales; sales 3a9 baesi stock rS oeesi
S,vASvtu Aur 23-Cutton quet demand ghti
net receipts bales; erperts-ooastvse y bAesi se' -
foch 5s bales; wcskynet receipts lSi oaesi eipo'S'
Ca bales sales, lt2 bales. =. -. .Ai.,..,t. ma
bales. stock. 2l0 bales ..,,, o,t. ..,or,.
WrMIssToN Aug. % Cotton quet Addhngs Siei salers
stock oaiesi
eeips 2; erports-coasvise, 50 bales sales " eaies
PROvDESCR Z-CottOn-stock syo' aah.i... .bir.
sr Lows Aug 25-Cooa nOminAli weekiyeeps I" P
Ie5isyfIE Aug p-COtiOn quiet; Mddlngs, ae receipts ="
baes. shipments Y bales 4.,. n h.,os. v,oss 20
bales; erports-coastgise 20 bslesi soeki 90 "
MEnPHIs Aug 29-Cstton srm Mtdinga Zlse ,' srg' 81
bales; stock abs bales Eeekly-reeeP Iof 0Aie'
bales; sales, $50 bales ,,tatr... To-. x.ekr-re-
RsTrnoEE Aug 23-Coton firm Mddbngp' Hcl no'' ross 90
eepts bales sales 1895 bAsi stock 20 bales 1 ~ les
ripts I'D bales; expoTts-oAstwse 80 bales nher
NtcoS Ang 21-COtt0n-Recepts Of the week. ~ oA'''
81 bales; stock, 40l bales ,,,r ,o, gro.s receipts
bales gross 300 bales; stock 500 bales - s 10 .cepts
tTgTsrs Aug 23-Cotton quiet hrmi hdaing S IN
bales, weeky-recepts, % bAlesi sales f'i pAeS' w.
Sl30 bales; 1914 lt6s bAleA ,,,,rr.. MIA weeiy-
net receipts bales 81 bales oo1 ,s reepts 2s
Boxroy Aug a-Cotton 6rTneT; Mddlngs z15ej Br's'
balee, sales 800 bales; stock, 800 bales ,ol ook as7
CScISHATI, Aug. 2-COtton hrmi h'aa lns'' 1se' ' -"
bales. -. u,d5v,g, 1glaaOc; net re-
eeints 23 bses; sOek 3672 bales weekJ-ne % ~
- "a bslcs. enorssooHs wise bales sales V eseS n
SgINA, Aug 2l-Cott0n-weeki v tte,,elPS' - ''''
bales; stock--l8T $40 baesi 1917, ~ oaleS
gH.ffa, ufnk k Il
New-York tribune., 1872-08-24
LIVE srnrK MARKETS.

PRpAr Anr to-day only cars At Cosuni -
nav ms makes for the week endng tonight ~ a
last The market unhmged bat the g9i s, bss cooled
pretty The heavy ram Of AS nsh 1' '
he arosphse and there better feeling 10 dressed As "a
Jew saIes arc fresh Ipdana, BY B. w 6ineit common
ewt al Iile cars Illinois State by H. Meyers % c" RyS
IGdlIAc 81 Kentucky BY GoGSRn AZ ~ ~ 49, Yro
Kentucky, By G. Kahn, a. Lit @A@@ AN'0 " -
ear erpeced al CuInmunpaE ,.-.tA4h. .. A an
surEp an LAxBs-Avas to-day cans al Forty '
p.Sth eI m CormunipEw making total Of l8S ance sat
uniav AGAINST n 67 last week harket acSe sn @
There Is good demand for lambs az Sattc or
e 10 prime choice reaching a9l0c az BY Hume Elliott al For
eghb ia lambs 50 n, a. Sic eI OF % az st 81
s 50 10 al 9lc; 6ol o. at sci y d. 81 ID AZ si sn
no eo ce Delaware County ~ AZ luc Also, a state sheep o.
n stSc 25 Of & n 1t 6 ia b. lei IS Michigan 10 d. Sc
an 206 Ohio. 80d85 70, Al 6tattc 90
Canadas Is n az 8io- .,se, 4. -.
Jui3 Buedngham at Forebt 9S5 State lambs 6qto d. AZ
Ieh Barnes sold 30 lambs 50 D. ae and 2o Missouri
sAeep, b 70, al SO 3l4 v evt a. -,
J. FoocE Comnalg,v at lOt Of IS n b9ss a. & - Fsnas G
v,uia he, D 70 n 5o 81 do 80 b at 5 li9 Ono 100 10 atote
u i, weghea empty, Gle, and go Fennsy wanna ' -
n nn at ac Iii.
SATURDAY. against q @ same date last week no i've
saerng fell Of heavy sci ing at o nose o. lou
dxO B a 6ic l6O n at &c, and a few pigs Al &c
New-York tribune., 1872-08-24
CATTLE MARKETS.

uvv,,o Apg 2a-Cte- Receipts to-day head making a
s supply for head SIC against AE cars ef
e same time slow al yesterays prices
rsb bringing outside hgaresi about lOvo head se ~
f saes l3 Missouri steers, ranging nom z 10 luO ID AZ 20
8s675 70 Missouri mixed averaging llo6 n, at 50 30;
$50 Illinois steers, ranging from l,l2l to L25S d. q.
as "a III rom I-loJ 70
s u Al s6 I58s7 Sheep-ReoePs TODAY 200 bead making 9a
uppy head against " 400 head for tbe sane ue
iast closed heavy yesterdays pce Csna2a aH9
81 81 IA Canada sheep, So Western shep sesS ~
an Csaja sbep averaging 81 h &c 5O 634 Michigan sheep aver
aging % 10, at - 30. " =, A. -
1860 head against 200 head for the time Last week mAs
ored AZ 20 b cwt of desirable grades would nave
Commanded veseriays aures all offerings disposed OF ss
e an averaging - Indiana tlers averaglg S
AZ "a IS Ohio averaging i75 at - 70 2$ Michigan hanging
from l76 10 l97 d, al - 5O0 - 80.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-24
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. r..


act as feeders TO the rod at various points.
Its connection, also. With the important
roads now centering amount Vernon and
Evansville must also secure IL large
and remunerative trhfic. a--.....' rr
The road forms epart of through
route from 1T. Louis o the seaboard.
Running through section Of country
thiclfIy settled and paoducing large guam
titles of grain and lumber, with not an
acre of waste land ts be found anywhere
in proximity to the bad. it's local traffic
alone win amply seclre the cost of build
ing.
The issue of bonds = limited to 900, 900
per mile, and we offr only 100000 on
the thirty miles of rad already completed
and in successful oPration- f. I. ....'.r.
In view Of the above iacts, recommen nd these
Bsnds ON account Of thir ABSOLUTE SAFETY,
and regard Them in eery way, n choice security.
Pamphlets will be fhrnishd application. fr.I r.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-24

=, R,, Prime; s28s13 s. for Western Prime ne ~ AT oe avs
esr. fT delivery there noae s 20 and 100 bbs buyer
iss SS E 'sss s S Ss Sis ftns Mes ssOq, si2 81 sTf s5s
6 Aes ses bets :, sS ss S nominal gssi g9.l
20 "prbsrsed sses 50 bb ssse9 ~ "' n At 7e and SO
tu land tame sses 80 G s s es o. Is boxes Long Cesr At
S os SsTe shor Rib for ps@esI On .sd aoSs arc quiet Al
ssS , CsT r t,, IsTd sn .es Of go oe'S ana G
E sc o 20 prime stesn urs delivery nothing dong keanoo
g1si At go ,t, are for liberal crop and moderate anse q
s "A he moment most arriving are heated ana ~ % ss,s re-
s in Foo s res IhS we're Sss se, :, s ice
- Sosrn Welsh butter At 2ic and express receipts Aihs anu m
90 a asse We2Soe' STATE ,ormon 70 hir...22 as
S % % aaa Western selections 'xt is &1s
& common fair = s5s i w9 ss4d aFcas c%os i
state Gr.lns prime yellOE2s s Grease Batter -
cSEFE@cbe up co., Shippers short On their regst engage
rts ans sellers sdvnnage there were sales Of some Anc
st lSas and stock is closely taken. We quote; maj,
Special Fancy Factory M az aa , 9ao 5s ais
PETROLEUM-There has been better denana for keaao & .1 2
rher Improvement N Pee We % po,e sales 81 ] N month"; at
ale rnor Of 900 hbs ars half September al same price Cre
Ss H9 % s.s, sass S @ CS s1 'pS ISa nehaas @ ~ cs
dun bat am At d6c Naphtha iHSeuve anS I dn se 500
bsl August oOntraots Else. with return and lO O'
IcR VA. moderately active az former pc sales 100 bgs at "a
ne for Rangoon PatuA and 2S es Carolina a. Ss"~
~ S vas r degree Of activity the market for Raw
snga edsy and eeso mere aocOs % r, 800 bids Cuba At
sts ResSsd vas ann Yeow SialO~ Son White loi@te and
sEEbs-srss. dun pOn.ly unchanged we GTSo
Clover "a 81 aIOie snd Indiana loi e for STATE 90
% nominal al 3 l5a 80 so; Farseed 81 81 50 bush Cs
bsr and pockets 81 5S gold he, aud todAy 'OV oAs ~
SEQ AZ demand and the market steady sales 200 boT Mar
sses Cssas At lite currency sad % boxes White " l'c currency
h0w i weak owing 70 The decline gO sales co. 900 at
WHISKY sr moderately ave at the advance sales Of 200
bbk
New-York tribune., 1872-08-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.

EUROPEAN MAkkKrs.
LONDON Aug 2:30 Consos opened al si ior both mone5
United States Five Twenty bonds 1893 VI 1905
ok, a3t; va Ten-Fories 81.
Aug Z3-a-m nj closed at 55L f'e
LIVEKPoOL Aug 23 Cott0n openequet and stesdv' Md
l0; MddkBg Orleans i0d The sales Of the gee
have $1,000 Of which lOo0 taken for export and S
On speculation The port 92 900 bales including ISs
American % The week have beenl NO bales ncnne
l4O0 American l00 bales The stock Of Cotton a.
bound 10 ths port bales ncadng 1000 American The
receipts Of port the past three days have been 500"
susrters including 3,JO0 American. -
JvFRPooL Aug Z3-30 p m-The BredFtufs market is tnl
us ufdll7 . Genital Spring Flour, n 60J
q hbL Cheese A for the best grades OF
American Fine PORK 50' y bbL f0r Prime Mess.
LosDOs Aug 2-5 mConso and American securities closed
unchanged
PARis. Aug Z3-p. m.-Rentes closed At 5sf toc.
LIvKRPo0I Z3-5 m-C0tOn closed quiet and steady
taons Unchanged me sales been 10000 bales nd
u export speculation aud Fabrics
atMancheeT steady The receipts Of Corn al s for the past
three quarters including 81 600 American.
LoND0N Aug g-Lneed Oh, 2Jj :. Pine Roan,
i6rdi7I Sperm Oh, &gj q
LIVKRPooL 23-kvenng gC0nmon ROsn TO- y cwt Spirits
GI 436 =
New-York tribune., 1872-08-24
ppCEtpTs OF PRODUCE.

Per North hartr FessrH ana ft.'yut'S al
Are 81 ~ pkgs Ashes 6pkg BosWaI iJ bales Cotton ~ o6s
Rg Al hbls Corner bb DO Cakes 23 pkg Dried Fruit w.
pis Flour 45 Meal, b $40 bush Wheat lto5 bush Corn,
al w bush Oats buh Malt 23 bars FaTseed y bses Hemp
49, Hops 7a Hides bia Do 6 sides Leather fsJ Dhs kosn
% bbs Spirits Tupehase 8 pke Cut he SO ties Lard 81 bag
n Rnter 6 on pkgL Cheese u Taow pkg Steann 2
hhs Tobsc 358 pkgs Starch 29 pg Tea 5 pkg Tobacco
Al bales Moo3 316 bblE Whisky
New-York tribune., 1872-08-24


This road will connect JACKSONVILLE, on
the Chicago and Alton Railroad, with MOUNT
VERNON, and will furnish the Counties Of
Morgan, SangamOn, MSoupin, Montgomery,
Bond, Clinton, Marion, and Jefferson with
facilities long needed to transport their crops
to market.
At Virden, where the deposits of hi
luminous Coal are sven feef in depth.
"a large business Willie created 20 soon
as cheap transportation il assured by
the construction Of tIis road 10 access
sibIe markets.
Thirty miles from Jacksonville 10
virden are already completed and fully
equipped. Fifty mills will be finished
in time 10 move the lufumn crops.
THE TOLEDO, WABASH AND
WESTERN EnHLROAD,
THE PEORIA, PEIIN AND JACK
SONvsLLE RAILROAD,
THE CHICAGO A.W ALTON IL. r.,
THE INDIANAPOLIS AND 81.
LOUIS RAILROAD, H.
THE TERRE HALE RAILROAD,
THE VANDALHA AND ST. LOUIS
KAILDAD,
New-York tribune., 1872-08-24
ss AND ACCRUED INTEREST.

INTEREST PAYABLE IN EEwYaK, LONDON AND FRANK.
PORT
New-York tribune., 1872-08-24

Issued by lhe Indianapolis, BLOOMINGTON, and Western
Railway 70 ala in building rs extension The bonds secured
by a rrt only the aiension now beng poV
oonrueei in the thorough BY able and peueno
trsc.ors who represent capital Of several millions Of soaTs N
sures the last rail being early date About 90 mes W
already Sshe grsdi whole line 27 miles sh o
completed early 1874 We Asve been ouneei and entirely i
with the L. B. Railway from It's early organization ~ vas
completed IN the Autumn and has developed rapidly into SUI
cEssPuL AND WEALTHY CORPORATION hsTng large revenue
from lis rapidly increasing With The extension Will be one
corporation, with 40 miles of road located In c0mshs
position In of the best portion Of the country I
the line OF The extension IN s7o had popuaaon Of
valuation personal estate slaiOOo bushels m sH
raised 270OOO0; products sSo0oj and i've
stock ss39OOi 10 which may safely be added I'D per
cent represent the present population and VaiHe'
The Oh Lae and the Bnsn together contain pop
laton Of nearly three quarters Of million a property Vnaon "
eeedug $500 100000.
From statistics Il viii be really that the eEenon VIII
have Local Business will make IL a complete snc-
cess. In addition will the ere Through Tramc
OF the Missouri, Iowa, and Nebraska Road eonneeIls
with the River ani eTtenang west to the Missouri W
miles where Midland Pacific n Nebrase These
Two corporations the Peoria and Bok Island 0l He and
Davenport and ST. Paul 900 mes although separate eorp
TONS ARE CONTROLLED IS THE INTEREST OF THE hDIAH-
APOLIs, BLOOMINGTON, AND WESTERN RAILWAY and Pne
ueay Will be united line Of than 2oO miles the taroagh
business Of which VII the W. This an bast ana
West trunk and has parallel competing line The
Eastern connections Indianapolis the Pennsylvania Gen.
trail Baltimore and Ohio, Bellefontuine, Lake shore
and New-York Central er roads eeherng a this ponh
Prom seiboai the West I'D EorhWT distances nre
materially reduced svm Of roads, much hat Il
be the popular line for travel and business
Liberal suoscpon the made bT and counties On
the EXTENSION aad the remainder has beeh taken BY
experienced railroad men and Eastern cGptnlsts'
These facts the hoais which will be issued
only completed road, take g rank the best railway
securities
The bonds go each convertible ito stock par a. the option
Of the holder and nay be registered free Of harge.
Coupons payable January July sof The bonds nav nos
be had from banks and BANKERS throughout De country
offer them at present at 80 aIid interest and recommend
them strongly friends and investors Of The safest aud most
desirable securities tie market
delivered free Of express charges Maps pamphlets and erea'
lars furnished Application
New-York tribune., 1872-08-24
AT
90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.
INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL AND oCToBRR AT UNION
TRUST COMPANY. .....

INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL AND OCTOBER AT UNION
| TRUST COMPANY
This Road is the Western link in
the new AIR LINE from BUF-
FALO to CHICAGO, and runs
from the Detroit River to Chicago
in nearly a straight line.
The Road is part of the same
line as the Canada Southern, and
is being built by the same men,
viz. Milton Courtright, John E.
Tracy, David Dows, VIM. i. Scott,
Henry Farnam, X. A. Forsyth,
John NJ. Burke, M. 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.
Tilden, Kenyon Cox, and other
prominent railroad men.
The road, like the Canada South
ern, will have steel rails $50 pounds
to the yard throughout; is prac-
tically straight and level ; much
shorter, and can be run more
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 1st, 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
cessity 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. eI a
The Canada Southern Bonds, in
every particular like these, were
eagerly taken, the last of them sew
eral 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
THE PROCEEDS OF THESE
BONDS WILL COMPLETE THE
ENTIRE LINE, AND WE RECON-
MEND THEM WITH The SAM
CONFiDENCE AS WE DID THE
CANADA SOUTHERN, AND RE-
GARD THEM AS IN EVERY WAY a
CHOICE SECURITY tn.. eI ..a
PAMPHLETS AND ALL INFORMATION FUR
NiShE0 BY
WINSLOW, LANIER & CO.,
New-York tribune., 1872-08-24
financial
TIPST-CLASS RAILROAD BONDS.

We offer for sale limited amount q the ~ -,r,r,,
LEAVENWORTH, ATCHIS0N AND NOkTH-
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY FlRSI
MORTGAGE SEVEN PER
CENT BONDS.
INTEREST GUARANTEED BY THE PACIFIC RAILROAD tOA'
PANY OF MISSOURI . .
The Bonds are payable Apn and Oct NJ
the NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE. Whole amount Of he loan
g5Oo,eDl -. -, a, ,ss ,ooo
The Lesvenworh 70 Aesen Kansas ~ ISso% @
miles the Pacific Railroad Of Missouri anl Dec 81
1883 By this the L., A. aud n W X r. receives -
per Of The earniug but never less inan ~
THg Pacific RAILROAD OF MISSOURI AGREES TO DbPOSin
THR sRMLANNUAL INTEREST on THESE BONDS IN IhE
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE..
operation under this lease lot th pas' o
therefore confidently recommend these bonds a.
be 10 oder them the LOW PRICE OF 80 AND ACCRUED IN
IIALLGARTEN e Co,
New-York tribune., 1872-08-24

A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
"A sz every WEDNESDAY sHd SATURDAY TO srdfrom 6asoH
Liverpool Londonderry. aud QueenstoNn. -..
Passengers om atwsy station 70 Great Britain
Ireland Norway Sweden Denmark Germany Holland besa asd
ths United States, -.
Drafts or the Old COuairy for any am0uat
. APp" "N r-' hRGDERsON BROTHERS. AseBa
New-York tribune., 1872-08-24

HswozrEAss Aug 19CS.soa du and he doing; Low MSans
Stas bst receipts i5 bales gros 1l3 bales sxpOooastss,
~ beiss aaea 10 bales stek 67t Seskiy-net eoaKts
- bales goe GO bAesi sHpOT-coAstw 6eJ bass Sass go
EsAsSAA E-ess. szs Lea hkaG a so. - ,...,s..
New-York tribune., 1872-08-24

III PER CENT KANSAS LOAN, secured by
sss-Igi m,sfesi bs SALE hseuSts 70 s% BY
FITCH OrIs 4 Co., BsnleH, II Plne-st
New-York tribune., 1872-08-24
NORTHRUP & CHICK,

DR0P0SALS FOR 81 76s,OO0-ST0CKS OF
III THE CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW r0RK-SEALkD PRO
POSALs the CemproeTs ofce until IOEsDAl
3 o'clock the
orened whole Of tte Of ONB MILLION SbNh
HUNDRED AND SIXTNEIGHT THOUSAND DOLLAhS OF STOCKS
OF the CITY County Of New York, 20 wit: - -
ADDITIONAL NEW CROTON AQUEDUCT STOCk ... 49,.
Authorized Chap OF lOps ahle Aagnsi 1917 e NO
ADDITIONAL CROTON WATER SlOCb
Authorized Chap amended Chap 3l Laws Of 1871,
able November l. VV"
ASSESSMENT FUND STOCK COUNTY,
Authorized BY Chap S65, Laws Of 1895. payable No
''nO'i I CRY Try PARKS iIFRoVkIESf FUND STOCK
Authorized by Chap 1871 payable 10 thirty 10000
WATER STOCK OF 1870.
Authorized by Chap 383 g. Laws o 1870 payable hoVem-
J.,
will interest the rate per cent per anhun
PAYABLE days Of May November IN each
The Of stock desired ana the pee
one hundred and the whose proposals
accapte required deposit with he Charsn the
sums respectively together With thereon
presenting Comptroller the receipts Of the Chamberlain for
deposit parties viii be entitled certificates fr equal
amounts Of the awarded TO hem bearing Interest
from the dates pay ment - .
the CtT New-York" and ncc In second envelope
addressed 10 the Comptroller.
The right part the Comptroller reject
hs Judgment the interests OF The Corporation
quire H. ANDREW II. GRbbN, Nomplroler
City York. Department Of fnane COmpir0Ler Once Aug
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1872-05-02
LIVER INvIGORATOR.

Sufferer will say, oh, I have tried every
thing without relief. Don't hesitate to
give this preparation a trial. The Pro-
prietor was only induced to bring it be-
fore h public in this form, after having
performed some wonderful cures.
The Proprietor, if called upon, Will
name parties who have been cured Of
Chronic Dyspepsia of 10 years standing.
This is no Bitters, or substitute for Whis-
ky, but q preparation of real merit.
In Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Jaun-
dice, B~illiOusness, Sick Headache, and
Habitual Costiveness, it has no superior.
Be not afraid to try it.. You will be
overjOyed at the result of a Single Bottle.
Should this meet the eye of any one, at n
distance where the Dyspepsin has not yet
reached a Single Bottle will be forwarded
on receipt of 81, or Six Bottles for s..
Dyspeptic, rest assured, this is the best
investment you can make.
A. j. MILLER, Proprietor.
For sale by DAVIS & MILLER, BaltI-
more, and by Druggists here and through
out the Country.
Bowel & Mathes, Agents, Jonesboro.
Cate d Taylor Blountville, II. A. Faw,
Johnson City, III. III. Snyder, Elizabeth
ton, A Murphy 81 Sons, Taylorsville.
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