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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-02-02
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THc INV FOOD.

Fer o few cents yon can buy
Of yo.r Grocer or Druggist q
package cf SEA MoSS FARINE
made from pure Irish Floss or
Carrageel, which VIII mako
sixteen quarts CT Elanc Hange,
and a like quantity Ct Puddings
Custards, Creams, Charlotte
Russo, &c. It is tie cheapest,
healthiest and most delicious
food in the world. It makes a
splendid Dessert, and has no
equal as a light and delicate
food for Invalids and Children.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-02-02

+. DECLINE N WHEAT.-By reference
to our market report it will be seen
that wheat has declined to 80 cents per
bushel in this market, corresponding
with S2@2a5 per 100 lbs in San Fran
cisco. We understand there is yet con-
siderable wheat in the possession of
farmers, and this rapid and great de-
cline must be very discouraging to
them. 1t is the prevailing impression
that the decline will continue, and that
7o cents will be the ruling figure in
this market for some time to come
This may be mistaken impression,
however, and we would not undertake
to advise holders as to the safest course
to pursue.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-02-02

weeks the weather has been clear and
pleasant-frosty nightsa and sunny days.
The roads are drying rapidly, and ev-
erything Is lovely. We sympathize
with our Webfoot brethren who don't
have our climate.-Jdcksonvi Times.
Pshaw! We've just got over three
weeks of that kind of weather, and on
ly need your sympathy because of the
fsrheumaticksn and "siatica" which it
produced among us. You can have
hour dog-goned clear, frosty weather,
Ind we'll take the reg lar rain in our Ii.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-02-02

A GooD THING.-We did not have
space last week to allude to the new
advertisement of "Hunter's Grain Sep
arator," manufactured by Rounds,
Woodcock & Co., at Junction City. 1t
is said to be the most successful ma
chine now extant for cleaning and sep
arating grain, and must be an invalua-
BILE help to farmers. 1t took the diplo-
ma at the State Fair last year, and has
received high encomiums from many
other sources. Read the ad.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-02-02

NOMANfS lsIGHTS.-MfS.- DunlWay
lectured on "politicsn in this city, dur
ing the week, to large and attentive
audiences. OF course everybody In
this vicinity knows ner, as she used to
keep miiliner shop on Main street
and sold ribbons and furbelows to all
the fashionable bellies of Albany; and
now, after a metropolitan career of on
ly one year, she comes back among US
as a renowned editor and famous
stump orator This is pretty, nearly
equal to the rise of A. Lincoln from a
rail-splitter to President, or M. p.
Deadly from Yamhill blacksmith
shop to a Federal Judgeship. But as
she also got her start In Yamhill there
is no telling where she viii eventually
"fetch up"
AS TO her lecture, we trust our read
ers will not accuse us of growing
''sweet on herr when We assert that IL
was the most sensible, practical and
logical argument in favor of women's
claims TO the ballot which we have yet
heard-Miss Anthony's TRADES to the
contrary Notwithstanding. OF course
many of her ideas We're somewhat out
of joint, and wholly impracticable, yet
most of her points were well taken and
sustained with all the vigor, force and
argument that can he extracted from
such an untenable basis. She let fly
some silly remarks about the Demo-
cratic party being on its last legs, but
her offence i'm this matter was over
balanced by her excellent hits at the
thieving Radical party and its merce-
nary practices. Her gratuitous puffs
for the husband and family whom she
supports were in rather bad taste, to
our way of thinking, but seemed to af-
ford infinite amusement for our citi-
zens who "know how it is themselves" ;"
We have not heard of revolution
in favor of woman's rights in this COM
munity since her lecture.
AT ScIo.-Ihe town hall of Scio was
crowded last Saturday, by citizens of
that vicinity, to listen to the speech OF
Hon. Geo. II. Helm. We had the
pleasure of being present and We're
highly pleased with the meeting and
its results. Mr.. Helm spoke over an
hour and a half in his usually eloquent
and impassioned tones, during which
the audience paid tae strictest atten-
tion save when they would occasional
ly mansfest their appreciation of some
excellent sentence in u storm of APP
plause. The speaker uttered dis
claimcr against all ''new departures y
''passive policies" or any other propo-
sition squirting towards a retreat or
surrender of the Democratic party. He
impalej the Administration for cor
ruption in the civil service; denounced
in unmeasured terms stealing, either
by the Tammany Democracy or by
Radical officials, from President down
through all the avenues OF the civil
service; opposed class legislation In ia
yor of bondholders, monopolists or
railroad corporations, and closed his
remarks by urging the Democracy ia
harmonious organization and united
action ia battling for the time-henored
principles of our glorious old party
Mr. Helms speech cannot fail of good
results.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
CATTLE MARKET.

BuFYuo y Aug 2l-Cae-Recps TO-DAY. including 10 eas
head. making TIE Total receipts Tor VIC
tins ar cars against $50 for Tie sane ue -
has been the slOr est ever AlO"l I
caused owners to hold higher and TO etI %
bet.r condition herbs OF thin cate have also ben
for the market Next week II IS
wi. Of tie heavy receipts aDd be ter qu'
stock. The market for aoeA tsdy was ag 2 ng
10 YESTERDAYS rates Cool cattle. bad there been my
10 supply demand, would have brought stl msse,
sold The stock remaining 10 he 'sus
inf grades. ahOl 90 bead disposed o ~
"A steers i9k d. at 80 50; - Cherokee se
aeing So ll9 1cras steers ayergnR ll3 ID. az vi
Illinois steers lO 10 l2in u, az S'0Pb 10 10 n
hciers aycrnag 5i - 75 80 Mica sn seer asergs ~
MiclHgfn aYefaBD
% Ohio Jjl ID az IS 3d.
SHEKP LANBs-Rce TO-DAY, iucrdng2 csts fepoi'a
rive making tie TOTAL receipts of The We 3 Io ~
Against tine last week Mlrgs oneneh WIN
good feeling az Yesterdays pies; sales Of la Michigan sheep ra s
- 10 at IS 25a IS 55i 80 OHIO sheep ave Ass =,
Canada l08 70 10 d. at % '9i - NA
da lambs ranging from "a 20 % TO-, at 81 ~. a..
HOGsRectip's to-day, 5gi head, making The total supply O
TINS fsr l9l head against 0JJ head Tor the sane u
week Hogs ae - y 10 Poor grassy hci-'1 0s
almost today III Illinois Hogs ayerlgng - Ds
ass Mchgan 1853 b At - 50 ~ Co. averaging
pa lbs. "a Ohos averaging 20 b. al - 10 - -.
Penn. Ang L5-laItclhe rteflpis l'i
40 l2J head sgaust f8J the previous nee
usua uTong mall al1ance on Inst relo w
cattle ofer,i Soutlerl ono, fU % lJ0 ID seer ~ &C.
I2O 1909 d. 81 06c being mosiy hsu V3lsu
5td5tc stocAcr - Jl %; sae feacei s5 lral
fn ith frJspct ol further adgaace HogS-hecep -b 80
b ast report; Toe rdn vas he.'I, u.
moderate decline egta Pha1epha. 81 J'a ,. S P1
IS 5i Workers. - 90 50; common d0 - oS"r' 80
last rrfOts l-h
usud eo0.. pg-rs wool. 100 H. r5 5H%b iVi ~ '
5a 7s; 90 30 - 90. marEe active aad al soll ol
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

TuaspaY Aug e3-BEEyrsAuiyals light 81 At Com
day 5Cg thus lar This week against 927 time last
week tn great falling oI in numbers causes on sdyanes @ o. m
higher yards Of medium soes at re we're
quite piert while ies certainly ie only prime cattle
aSas hoHs og q es st c 30 decent below 2e'
l. Decs and tie STOCK Vas al Soa 0 u
TIE Co4muasT shippers were Morris % cars J. r. MsPhen m
Mallory cars B ". Gle.t cars Watson Co., cars go,
g S os o 'ns q, Hem aSd Sa u gos bruised So eS Toae ae
ear. natives b. Meyer = Cyl 81 a. ,es;S &C. po5r 5sI az eSt
l2elS esrs by Ssy o. eTt al strong 1i e mostly thin Illinois
ecr5 ot eet at gii car ar ief 5 Win & Co. % Gi4c
m pSo sgIs gi m 6 os I89 3 p, S ew VT KeniaeEy cattle a5
S " sherman Mallory 95 Illinois steers e" Only FAR
W Ge sold his 20 coarsh Ohio steers aCt eE At g2!e
Al One.hanir,lhst Thompson od 81 Indiana cattle, :! ent,
ana ~ S % & & U oron 100 c,ye, on sale to-day in.
npg car stopel oil butchers there IRON coming
lerc or they largely nom bucks Comfy Penn and
nearly a The prime wea at iO in strong Hare- car grass
j. y ThurstoS Co. $50 Bucks County 9' b. average nearly
al Bss @ &c o sod 5 Bao Goasy 35 d. at lo1 and 9delo
". H. HAYNES Co ,od % at lOe. ,,-,o,.
IA Sc, with Of il ID at ioc aud 50 at - o@
sold 10 at SO 50 yer he'i at So Of la' II at &c. and
SHEEP AID fiaB,Arriya. are todals at Fory
eght-st, at Comun AID more etpcei a. Foeils. ana
against 5i6 sane continues very good
sold at for heavy fat BUCKS t4tI or medium ana 0' ioi Pe
stock. - -, 80. .c.. ,e,,. e,t ~
at 5ic Saae state ~ h. 5 i52 sn, &. 10, sc 6
O H. 40 Of tj 10, Yet 81 STATE % ID s.c <S' ao %
Il, al roc, aud 10 choice. ~ 70, Al iJtc. - . -.
sold 50 Michigan sheep - -, al 6Ic l1 do I6 To- tsi 10
II State llb H. isc IJ STATE lambs 90 10,
Sc 10 d0., oil 10 sic., and 2]3 Of 81 10, at l0c .
Jud Buckingham ls3 ONO sheep u II, AZ 6c l96 Of 1J ID
Of 6c lambs o. b. ltc. WITH 10 0! 80 10 at &C.
25 lambs a 10. at 1.c 81 Of ~ b, yc Ui
9 ~ of H. loci acs no d. Sci b5 sheep - 10, az
5 scTaS sold IS State lambs 6ls H. 9, aud lc Of c. ID
j. n PiicOk sod Jersey lambs SO B loc and l Jersey
ewes. &c. 90 n, at &c.
Kase & Co. sold Vi Pennsylvania lsmbs 56 n, at &C.
lambs 81 10, az &C.
A. Bristol sold 50 Delaware lambs. 90 d.. A. lOc
HoGs-Arivss2 Fosehs and II at Commurpsw making
&c t2 thus this week agansl 2J4J9 None
alive dressed advanced the uniform Of Oe win
exception heavy hogs and night pgs ells sEt
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30

The earnings OF the Burlington, Cedar Rapids ana MIN
nesota Railroad for the week ending AuS IL 1872 were
s26g29 IS weck ending Aug 2l, 1871 Sl565 % increase
over last year, Sl.2l r. 80
The septeber coupons on the bonds Of the shore Line
Railway Company will be paid at the office OF l. D.
Scranton & Co.. Bankers, New-Hayon.
The morning call OF stocks tomorrow VIII oe ue''Iou
until later than the usual hour in obedience TO the gen
eral desire OF the members to attend tie inne u MI
Henry II. Ward. There was but one eApreSSlon ""CHs
tl orobers Of tbe Eoard to-day in talking over the
tues of their deceased rend-that OF the proiouhueS
regret for his sudden taking of He had been member
or officer of several useful societies. in each OF "hch Is
lef void that can never be nlled. AS member OF the
old house Of Ward & Co., whose name wherever Known
is synonym for unvarying integrity he was one Oh INC
met op,iotIe and esteemed OF several worthy sons OF
the worthcst of fathers.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady. Pennsyl-
vaua sixes 1Os. Philadelphia and Erie T. r. 27] Read
ing f. r.. 5s!, Pennsylvania r. T. 5s3. Gold 49,
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
COTTON MARKETS.

Avg 2sCo..on quc Midlng, 2ei gross reeeph 10
bales sales 100 hfesi s,ocs, COO bales
PnLADELpEi1. Ala 2A-Coi.pn quieis Nidiings Nfc 49,.
CiScHSAT Ang 2g-Coiion quiet; Los Aldhng' ci soA,
1871 bales -
MOBILE. Anr 9Joon dnll AMI nomnal Mdlng .Vc; ne re-
celpts, % bales; fros. A. baies; stocs 500 h'ies
LOUIsVItLK. hug 2s.-tctton quiet. Auddhrgs, zlc
sT. LOUIS, Aug H.-Coti0n nominal
CHARLESTON aug. 2joton quet Mdings nominal l9ei net
receipts 10 bales; etporscoastSe flD ba stock z4 be>
GALVESTON, Aus Coton nomuali Good Oriina DIIci net
reoei0s. 3i3 bales; stock. 4,50l bales 80. ,,,
Aug 2gCo,ion better good demand Mdtdng lg!
receipts 81 bales; sales. ms blies s.ocs o. bales ,
NEvORLEASs Aug 2-CoiOh hm IN TAR demRai Mnuhhs tvi
de net receipts, 10 bales; gross ~ tAes efYo-0'-~
~ bales sales l2J bales; bjl5 bales -, .
MEMPHIS, Aug. 2ytoii0n duii Md1hngs Hs~H3"i NV ~
ceipts, p bales; stock, 2 rs bales. 80. ....,
BALTIuOns. du Mdiungs 2lfc exports
wise, 81 30 last evening; stock b'k hat
NOEFCIE. 29-Clon gueti Los haahnss @Oes Ae' to
ceipts, A. hses stock. 21j bai's oo,
WiLSSGrOy, Aug 2S-Cot.on 6rmi hding' 2Oc' oeA 10
bales nm ,o,z,
AueusrA Aug 2e-Co,tOn dali nominal; AdiLng'' bia
isc receipts, 70 bslesi sales. 70 bales
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

Liverpool Aug 29-l p m.-Cotson is quiet 'ad steady.
LOSDoS Aug 2y5 m.Consus aud American Securities closed
unchanged.
LIVERPOOL Aug as mCOtton closed quiet and steady Md
ding lO1 Mddng Orleans l e sales Of the dsy have
bales including 5000 for speculation aud export Bread
quiet Corn has declined and Whes advanced
l24 GENITAL for CsfOis White uJqR for Red Western
Spring aud 24 az for Red Winter Corn L9 quArser PeA
81 quarter for Causfian
ASrwlRP. Aug 29-Proeum, f7f for Fine Pale American.
LONDON lhe bullion the Bank Of EusLd las increased
s4.UO during the past week
Aug.k vi
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
CoMPANY'S
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
arc being absorbed BY an Increasing oematu IOI
them.
Besides being the obligation Of a wealthy corpora
tiop. composed OF men of experience aud high-toned
commercial integrity, they are secured by hIst
MORTGAGE Oh the road revenues, land grant, fran
cbise and equipments, combined in one mortgage,
and are readily negotiable both in the markets OF
this country and Europe.
liberal sinking fund provided in the mortgage
deed must advance the price upon the closing OF
the loan. Principal and interest payable IN GOLD
Interest at eight 81 per cent per annum, payable
semi-annually, free of tax Principal in thirty
years Denominations $1,000, $500, and 500 C0u-
pOns OF Registered.
Price 97l and accrued interest IN currency, from
August b. 1872.
Maps. circulars documents and information fur
nisbed.
Trustees. Farmers Loan and Trust Company OF
New-York.
The diminished quantity Of these Bonds for sale,
and the increased demand absorbing them, warrant
the belief they will be sought for at an advance
bly, above the present subscription price at
which they can now be had through the principal
Banks and Bankers throughout the country. and
from the undersigned who unhesitatingy recon-
mend them.
TANNER & CO., Bankers, No. II Wall-st.
BUFFALO CITY PER CENT BONDS.
Price. 100 and Interest PRINCIPAL DUE 1890.
JERSEY CITY Z PER CENT BONDS.
PRINCIPAL DUE 1891. At 100 and Interest.
For sale by HENRY F. vERHUvEN & Co.,
No. Ss ExchaDge-place, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
EIR5T-CLASS RAILROAD BONDS.

We offer for sale limited smo1nt Of the
LEAVENWORTH, ATCHISON AND NORTH
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST
MORTGAGE SEVEN PER
CENT BONDS.
INTEREST GUARANTEED BY THE PACIFIC RAILROAD con.
PANY or MISSOURI.
Oct L. 1883 interest payable Ap sud Oct It
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE. Whole amount Of tie loB
S5C0C0O.
The road runs from Atcbison q $4,000
miles Pacific Railroad Missouri until Dec. 81
1882 the l. A. n. ". R. T. receives IS
per o. gross bat less tet J auaam
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD or MISSOURI AGREES 70 DEPOSIT
THE SKMLANSuAL INTEREST on THESE BONDS IN ThE
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
e road has been 10 operat this lease for tho
therefore, confidently recommend hs, bonds lTsi
IN them.
the Low PRICE on sd AND ACCRUED IN
TERESE
HALLGARTEN 6 Co,
2S BROADST.
NORTHRUP 6 CHICK.
q WALLST.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30

Mess st ioi September Beef is ne'dy and In limited 81
sqies Of bbt al S60ss 80 for PLAIN Mess ANA 80 80
Mess 1eoe Bee !. in moderate feguea ~ 49,
80 Beef Rams uue sn0 uncang,li
steady raos
I'll Ciy Pic LED Hams 81 BE- 2gg f!esa 90, . 49, e
pel Shui ers 5c 2OJ Ssed hhouleia iof Jahay "
december and JauusrS private bacon Is N cHe
and is stronger 1890 boxes az " sas4c lof w I'm.
lc Sroris and Stlfo-hshrr @2o 10 ,v,ts
boxs Long Clear Tor September. October aol No,' on nd
te.us AM .0O hal ing ad hau oR9i JOY ~
u.v N 9 Dr,se lIoss better and talablsi we qloe -
7e ,or Ctr Lrrd steady but quiet TIE dilahu 'bel %
ue: OF 67O bas ald tesr az se lor ly v1'i Sdo e.,
prime Selm; future delivery tbe demand hslt Se' o' wv VIZ
seller an the ai sG ..s.o. .re without
BUIIER-The market continues NeJ que' "uF Pi'''' ~
Guotshe change We quo'e; %
S,s 01seco C''- 20 dso western az,
g. t,C,nt, suc 27 a2J Western 70 iar'.ii -
State frAins. qfMe yeloW.@1 q y oTe@e ba'ei ''''
CnEEsx-The market Is ouct steady. We quotes 3, at,,
Special faDcy Fsc,0ry... az Ohio ~
Prn Fscior.........3 dl3 Private Dares.''.' -
PETROLRUM-The na-1et has ruled du but hfm '5iP1sp W."
very limited offerings Crude bulk quoted bm az ~ sh
J Oh LOVER spot SO fp0pJ - ioI 20 on cprl lI
:. al Oh City hefncd has been Ia iaT eqaes ou w,
Of holles prevented Transactions; quote phpt ueleI
oil 6u 28I Eaphtha stronger WIN C4IsV ..
We oJ tc In Pmade offering were h ana InarAtt
quote Spot nomasl al III aIe' anu n u
The osiet but prices steady; saes 200 bags At "a
7 for Rauruo1 for Pains and ~ c% tErdea az q
SlGAeRaw Suas are scye bat prices are mechanical We
oul erurr ar "a d5r 20 CONFRONT ~ atsc or I 70
oo 09c ior prr. and 9c for No u box sales s hhG AZ 81
S for Cuba; aO fro Rico 5O boxes CenIrusa a. "a
Ole m 6 hha utado private terms Refined ere stal al ia
are qnet unchanged. quoted at q Ole for Oio
and Indiana: 10! uC slate Do Timothy da ana Aomha
80 2sa 20 5U Fs4s.sd st , % SO q hush
dull weak Of 10. ~ tc Tor islF
WHISKY -1ae sales oCOC DDb at sj9Se The latter
price for % b5s., OLD
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
THE MARKETS.


THWRsDAY- Aug- y I8l..
ASHBSThe receipts u pkgs Pots qmet but nrn al
9 25dS2 .5 Pear. dull and nominal
COTTON There continued far dpsnd for Cotton on he spot ana
The market is hrn m prices particular change sales OF
~ bales 1y3 EVENING" Of which IS bales for export o
m cor sumpte on speculation and 100 in transit Forward de-
advanced l00c With fam demand az olo"t al on
Mdlns sales last evening aier D. m-Aagast ~
ac September 1850, 2J l9 l6c, 200 at ltc 90
ll6c go gio October l8lc. 800 at lS lJlec, coo
I13lc At l5lc, zoo at ltc, $50 At ~
g December l0J l8so kxehsngetc paid 70 exchange 500
Neinber September; total 6OJ bales sales to-day to
A. u September li6c 200 at l9.c. 2O Al 10 oe. Jgl
9c. 200 l9lc 200 10 lJ-l6c 600 at le, sOl a. ~
tssc 500 2Oc, $40 - 5bc October 100 at 10 56e
I al Sc -l6c 4O0 l5l6c OJ at l9c 800
Al lice 1916, 100 ~ llbc CO.. a. 5.c November 200
lite JJ0 At ldi. LOO at 10 ll6c 90 blc 100 a. B,e
December l6lc l8c 100 at 10 Sl6, 100 ut l6sct 30
n 3jc; January 800 al lss, o. F. C. 30 at u 6c F. C
90 q ioic regular 100 63c regular; 100 at - l35c o. r. CT
arr s rCs each lt.c. o. T. c. February, 900 az
I 10 option al 1872 % 9l6c, 200 sellers option all
Is. ID BE toia Grand 214O bales We quotes
rUfsug JeIaS.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
st 80 and Interest,

Issued by lths indianapolis. BIooing gon, and Western
Railway aid in badng its EXTENSION line West in direct
line from Chsmpsgn IS miles, Mississippi River KsOknk,
and branch White Heath (32 miles, to Decatur all In the
state illinois, The bonds secured by first and only
MORTGAGE on the EXTENSION being rapidly constructed in
the thorough able and experienced contractors who
represent capital several millions Of dollars which usures the last
being early About go miles are already I'm
shed niles graded; the whole line, 2l7 miles will be
completed early 1879 We been connected and entirely familiar
with L. B. w. Railway from its early organization IT was
completed Of 1870 and has developed rapidly into sue
CESSFUL AND WEALTHY CORPORATION having large revenue
from rs largely business With the EXTENSION win be
one corporation with 420 miles Of road located in commands
ing position of the best portion Of the country
The line Of the EXTENSION 1870 had population
of $50, of real and personal estate SIS1 ,OoO-
600 bushels grain raised 81 900, 900; value Of farm
ducts S25,j7O, ,OcOj and live stock Sls.349,OOo' TO
which may safely be added Is cent 20 represent
The present population and value. The counties ON
she Old Line and the EXTENSION together contain a
population of nearly three-quarters of million, ann
IA property valuation exceeding iOO,OcO0OO'
From these will be readily that the EXTE NSON viii
have Local Business that will mnke IL complete suc-
cess In will have 1.-THE entire Through Trafnc
OF the Missouri, Iowa, and Nebraska Road connecting
with Mississippi River and extending west to the Missouri 1Oo
miles where the Midland Pacific in Nebraska These
two coporaons Peoria and Rock Island t01 es) aud
the Davenport ami St Paul 900 mes although separate corpora
tons ARE CONTROLLED IN THE INTEREST OF THE INDIAN
APOLIs, BLOOMINGTON AND WESTERN RAILWAY and pae'
tcay will be a united line OF than 1000 miles the through
Ws trunk route and has parallel competing line. The
Eastern connections indianapolis the Pennsyvania Gem
trail Baitimore and Ohio, BeliefOntaine, Lake shore,
and Central and other roads ceneng At this point
Prom the Seaboar the and Northwest distances
materially reduced this system Of roads, much so that 1t
cannot fail popular line for travel and business
Liberal stock made by towns and coanties on
the line of the EXTENSION aud the remainder has been taken by
experienced rniiroad men and Eastern capitalists.
These facts cannot make the bon which VIII be issued
only on road high rank the best railway
securities
The bonds are convertible into stock at at the
option Of and be registered free Of charge
Coupons payable January aud July free OF tai The bonds NAV no"
be had from and bankers throughout the country
We oaer them at present 30 and interest aud recommend
them strongly friends nd investors one of the % sn most
desirable securities o the market
Bonds delivered Of eIps harge Maps pamphlets aud eea
lars furnished o application
TURNER BROTHERS,
Bankers, IA Nassau-Ss.
New-York tribune., 1872-08-30
Sinantlni
PROPOSALS


PROPOSALS FOR 81 ,7G3 000-STOCkS Ot
L THE CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK-SkALED P.O'
POSALS will be received COMPTROLLER Office nnt uaDA
September 3. gi2, At O'clock pa. Daen The sme W. M
opened the whole VI te Of ONE MlLOH o -
HUNDRED AND SlAIAElGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS 0i ol0oAs
OF the City C0uuty Of NeW YOfs slt:
ADDITIONAL NEW CROTON AQUEDUCr STOCK. ,-. ,.o
Chap Laws Of IOpagaale August yJy O
ADDITIONAL CROTON WATER STOCK
Authorized bY Chap 81 amended Chap 49, Laws Of 1911, pay
able November J. le5l ;;'''' i'''
Authorized b7 Chap 563, Laws Of 1909, paya0e No
CITY PARKS IMPROyENysST FUND STOCK -
Authorized Chsy Laws Of ssl payhie thirty ID
WATER STOCK OF 1870 -
Authorized by Chap 5J Laws OF lO payable h0Vem-
Der l. -''f
Sai Stocks will bear interest al the rate Of seven per cent pr a
PAYABLE iAe h days OF Nay 1G1 November % eac1 yeA
proposals viii the Of desired and the po
per hundred doan thsrofi snd the persons Thoss se
accepted will hereupon be required deposit With The Chmbeh me
awarded to hel paeive, together with any rfcnss %
;he Comptroller TIE receipts Of The tlaoe IAN %
deposit the parties will be entitled 10 receive certificates M elua
" he value Of tue swlGed 10 tl beDS interest
from the date payment . ,
Bach po7oa sond be sealed and ndorsel Proposals FOR Socss Of
the City Coauy Of NeniorL" ami ncose second envelope
addressed to the Comptroller.
right reserved The Of the Comptroller TO reject any or
s Of the bids his judgment the interests the Corp0f9n re-
que It. ANDREW II. GEbENi Comproh.r