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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-22

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Transient Advertisements, twenty-five cents
. line each insertion. Quarterly advertisements,
two dollars and Fifty cen,s line for the thirteen
insertions. Cash in advance To the dramatic
profession loutside of New York City and sub
urbs) . special discount Of fly per cent. from
these rates will invariably be made.
Dec ID, ls7l-6fs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1872-02-22

al combined in a single puhlication-cons,itu
ting, in short six papers in one
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-12-10

tolease the former appropr nexpended.
atsthe close of the fiscal year, the sale of such
arsenais east of the Mississippi aas can be
spared, aud the proceeds applied to the estab,
shshment of one large arsenal of construction
and repair upon the Atlantic coast, and the
purchase of suitable site for, q proving and,
experimental ground for,heayy ordnance ;fthe
abroeatien of laws which deprive inventors in
the Gnited States service from deriving any
benefit from their inventions /; the repeal of
the law prohibiting promotions in the staff
corps; acontinuancei of the work upon the coast
defenses; of the repeal of the seventh section
of the act of July Is, 1866, taking from en-
gineer soldiers the per diem granted TO other
troops; q limitation of1the, time for the pres
sentation of old war claims for subsistence
supplies under act ofsJpiy a, 1864, and q
modification in the modeiof the. selection of
cadets for the military academy, in order to
enhance the usefulness of the SAcademy,
which is improved by reason of The large
amouutlof time necessarily expended in ciys
II
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-12-10

:, ,9o9 miles. The number of letters exchans
ed in the mails with foreign countries Vas
"a ,362, 500. an increase of 4 ,066 502, or 90
per cent over the number of 1871. and the
postage thereon amounted to 81 ,s7T. .257 25
The total weigh ht of the mails xchsnged with
European countries exceeded $50 tons The
cost of the United States Trans Atlantic
stean,ship service was 1920. .S0l 20. Tbs
COS. of the United States Ocean Steamship
service. including the amounts paid to the
subsidized lines of mail steamers, was 81 IS
OFT ,02o 81. 3
The following are the only steamship lines
now receiving Subsidies for mail service under
special acts Of Congress The Pacific Mail
Steamship Gompsny receives $500 600 pc,
annum for conveying monthly mali between
San francisco, Japan and China. which will
be increased to $1,000. 900 per snnum for
semi>monthly mail on and sfter October i.
1873; the United Sta,&s and BrssHar Nail.
Steam. Steamship hip co@BsaSaS'e Ess lso g. =
5r7ov XorLr rr>1 X,S3r<<aS-~<- .~<--<
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-12-10

From March |. 1863, to March j,
From March |. 1870, March i. III III Sfs sa0 s5
From March |. 1871, to March l, 72 81 ,s95 ,34SS,
From Msrchi 1872. to Sovemberl,
1872, (eight nonths) ........... 81 .O47 237 "a
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-12-10

On the basis of the last table the statements
show reduction of the public debt from the 4
frstsof March, 1860, to the present time, as,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-12-10

been exchanged. "A copy of the instrument
is herewith submitted. tbs hoped thatthis
may be followed by apermanent peace be-
tween the same parties. & &
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-12-10
500. .s44 .4e2 %

Observation-Disclosures. Sloa, ,29o, 1856
Reduction in cash on hand 2,746,465E
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-12-10
"a, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1872

s454, $40 SO add the amous of the reduction
of the cash balance at the close of the year
as compared with the same at the commence.
ment of the year So, 81, ,34S 65 J; total $780,:
900. .253 54 This statement treats solely of
the principal of the public debt. BY the;
monthly statement of the public debt which
adds stegetherthe principal, interest due and
unpaid, and interest accrued to date not due.
and deduct the cash in; the treasury as ascer-
tanned on the day of publication, the reduc-
stioni was 500, ,544. .491, %.
The source of this reduction is as follows:
Reduction is principal account. Ss9, $50 ,oO3 81
Reduction in unpaid interest. ,33O, ,952 So
Total. Observation-Disclosures. sloa, ,2so, ,s565O
Reduction in cash on hand. 2,746,46 %
Total. S loo, ,544, ,492 IS
On the basis of the last table the statements
shn,x radnctinr Of tie mn liz aaL. E.s.... ~ =
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-12-10

and good will between nations. As this ex>
position is to. be the first which will have been
held in eastern Europe, it is believed that
American inventors and manufacturers will
be ready to avail themselvea of the oppors
'tunity for the presentation of their produc.
tons. if encouraged by proper aid and protec>
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-12-10

= The differences which atone time threateued
the maintenance of peace between Brazil and
the Argentine sepublic, it is hoped. are in the
way of satisfactory. adjustment With these
States. as. with the republic of Central and
South America. we continue to maintain the
New-York tribune., 1872-02-13
TUr sTATE OF TRADE.

HtfL4N uAnhklS.
ToNnov Feb l1-ll.3' n-Corsos operei - ~ W ird
Ane.an securities il'r l"ir ~tai-- Five
tvety bon 9, uii, af7s. ~; Ten oi &c.
FRAvrror1 gh Iil:a0 i.La.ed States fvtl t'4ds
opened a 95i for he issue 81 i,h9
IAhis. Ith. l--il:ll -krltes opened at ,ti 9'c
IrVF.root lLi'.}i q. atOtou
NidH< UIlel. IL isi; N.lhns Oess 10 @ flc sF.e- a.
10 av sinaied 90 - ono iai- Corn ptfqg.r
LOvnpN. Fei. l2.-i4|i'g. Co f'er
AsqwItg. Fch l2-reuoola, - for 'la pale hmc-ra1.
LosDoN, Feb Pi3 y r'o1so' .or i 'o te 'ccnrr'.
gl.1-! United Fyetstlr tonI ! .I. a r! -;e NJ g.
lvErool, teb lli: p o-couoa qr Tie 'a.a. n he Dag
% li L-l i-c.lI il l'f sprc ie1 at
port The market f1r br n-. is Corr t' b. p rt-f
Porl. - T. ioI far Wo-ierc PINE .l93 Iiow a. c"L
LoNDoy, Feb i!.Ieu1.l Petroleum Iaa li.t g gallon.
uAvRK. frb. li.-totpn .ul.
ivgEroor Feb l2f:I5 2. m.Co'oa coej dll "iiing r.
spls Ia! Id Mdil2 orleans M lil te M " DE s have
of
ton savannah Charleston, have hl made at
li.d ali SHINING or siipp-! from SrS-Ore.u ~ u u It'd
iO,pos Fsh. p nouso closed Fl 9is ior ho' au
the crorpi American Securities aa luted FveIWe DDL.
l8es gli litss. old q i.ols, ols Ten loFres, 81
,.tts feh. Pr -heuics cosel
Bombay
since l2NHl bs-
per cvt Tor Refined PeiI0iean
gallon
n yiherZI halrs Co.l slim As Valley rom NesOrt
J.n Is with Also, sriyrErs lns from Galveston Dec
u W.T. n5 ta.e. u Cotton: sLp = .ou. from Galveston ji g.
,i.l 20 bates Cotton; BIZ Ebes from 80 Dee 70 sta ~
lalts Il tullo
New-York tribune., 1872-02-13

Isl NorTG19E PR CENT. GOLD BoNp>.
Lttrt7 70 $4,000 per mi'a on fai.he7 roaf
T.la-id progress toward completion Of this great
T~st Line floh New-lork TO the West and to
C.-,l,. enables Us to offer to investors at par and
interest q further limited issue Of these faYo1te Sc
cu- les
Upward of3l0 miles of this road. including the
Yer--Jerscy section. are already finished, equipped
cad in operation and contracts with responsible
rer-,s have been made for its entire completion by
DO i.rst day O. July next. When this shall have
len accomplished its earnings cannot fail to be
lr-s and highly remuueratye. as It has advantages
a.la, equal TO those Of any of its competitors tor
b-alocal and through business. 1t Is building for
e ofv .ct accyly =, 100000 hare been furnished oy
,yisr,n to rs stock at PAR. The work Is substan-
INLAND. including equipment, has not exceeded IN
eo.. S-1ool per mile. which is less than 0Heh"d ot
ffs 9,norpt At which some OF the trunk lines OF
ro,Gs leading from New-YoTk are capitalized and Oh
rD.ch they are pses ing good dividends.
Ia view of these facts, the Midland lst Mortgage
Bonds must be REGARDED as a frst-class security
o..;f. rs safe as Governments; and, by making the
ezchauge at the present difference in price, holders Of
sffllad Bond r7 rcc.re SO PER cent more c rereaae
,,,i lie cnoa: trls.e6 Uaa Ae Ao'ders Of GOtTa1et
J. .4s
FOR sale or ezllaLce for Governments at their
market o.ice. iv GEORGE OPDYKG & Co.,
% Ma sau-st
New-York tribune., 1872-02-13

IN the Of closed dan and heavy he ss
Vi 2fO bash sccd N the 100 bush 10 June
ard Unsouud at 7a72c Western MiHed at ,g+e and 7c
National Ene Depo jersey Cy Wesrn whte at 1J0s3c
Yeox
yellow o and Jersfy DO. az Udtl
Sro,s IN WARE
New-York tribune., 1872-02-13

BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
EEvEN PR CENT GOLD SINKING FUND BOsDs for
sale at %. and interest by HENRY CLEwS & Co.,
No u Wall-st. New York.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-13
THE MARKETS,
lonthny Reported for gHE Trrsuyp

lCHetly Reported for gHE TrrsuS. , - ,o-o
ASE-' r today 81 pigs Pot eopaGf 8. @ IN nS s,5
soer.l n ;z.i =. ,'iAe is A''aoJ al 90 go - 49,
corToST duh spot but prices without e.
% s esrg ts SATURDAY evening" including 30
f eo1uoa 81 for Ieu.dOn for future delivery the market was
,coifEEI are, was dull sm sooe bags Rio. per
flour And NEAL-Tle inquiy for Tou ir chiefly for the
s a eostsse trade Gd with limited arr, ais and rapid re
s, more sTs ssd see are better at the close
hcers decline to sell unless at extreme priee'i sales
ss'i 'SI CO olie Ind N sup Sc oOass 40
s: Fa s' s. Sf %s. II T55: ;s' s91 s '.s %
ss '2as Ls @ DSSs Sss lsir. Is4 .9s 9s a Ss SS 3 %
.. s.' sis.4 : S5: II Is Is e & g g
ss an neA... Goa rs Gea.sss EI;Is brand, tOS Is
" tse eiose the market quiet but hrm sas Of 90 Ob
FAT Ale and GeorgeOru Mird Good Sup SO 9ga Sc IS
R s.L AtI ana G,egetosH, EEra snd Family Ssg 90 30
sy Fq higher but IS quiet; sales oils weqao:
Bye oi STATE sia Peaa.;i1an; ssS 10
Con ss 3 ssa @ 1sns ass q 80 ss We qas ss IS
Ss .. Ns. s..srH 20 Corn Meal b. pa s 70 10 %
ssssSee Po vsry quiet heavy s30 80 2S FOR state,
FkxGlT-Tberr h been ony moderate the line Of
hrgas to-day bat for all kinds fm steamer room TO
s. a M rates The eassremen todag were To Liverpooby
Il So ~ @ g 20 S, % ceS S st s.s. ~ '' 10 on LoSaoS
sss - SI-n BY seas a. s4Ss Corp a9a 81
10 GhO--S6 iss Clover Seed at 2ss se.m To Roerism-O
Lam siIIs e. To Trest uns Logwooi to f at 80 per nn
& Tessr itsfln bark with 100 bt and 1000 Re
a. ei from Philadelphia AlIandrs a; o. for bbA and Oe
as a. s@a bark. with 400 bhs and DO, oo Phaiel
~ y SnAr for orders and errsaesa private terms ant
vessel from Padelphs the Continent 800 zoo
~ ,tIOeun, yrigste
aeaS-la wheat tee EoHc doing bat holders quite firm
es srdud 354U BUSH of this lIo00 bush have
d. or export And Eg shipped Al the close the marke Is
lS<r are cont eui choice Qualities oulv vAnte for shipment
ere hot hung No. Spring VI 81 h bad store tie sales
% sss ~ Lss4 st 20 feT 80. a@aLe sOi and 30 bush.
E essfi store at Al Co. sud White Michigan Choice s 90;
s1s No Milwaukee al 81 60 store aEd u for Rcd
s Sat Barey qet bu tm the oderngs hber sales o.
isoIsFed STATE 1Cc and 800 huth Canada Up Lake al
aii Aal. 4 dg and beaYyi sales Of ZOO buh. good
a. eli aud City 81 %od 60 Oats firm but teiise
lsft as ,jJ hush New Olo MiIed al
W. y taSc, the Latter choice Western hiYed Nic aud
~ 95le s later for fancy. hye Inactive and homiIA
1sSsAse st tOrg with good and far local Gensnd
New-York tribune., 1872-02-13

receipts ~ bass Great Brtain, Iz bales eosf
vise, 2bI bales; SALE, 40 bales stock, sOJf9 l4ls
PHLapELFHIA, Feb E.-Co,ton quieti Mid4lisgs, ?9ie
PHILADELPHIA LIVE STOCK MARKBr-PsB H.
BHEvHs improved aeuaHd this yeeAs sale 1850 head hoee
AMI Western gd9sci EI.a, 1sdee
Pair % Good. - ne; Common. 5d6c. y n.
n defGna. sales. l2fsH a 600tr. = n.
HoGs n demand, Gales 1906 head al S725 . - -
New-York tribune., 1872-02-13
FIT NF Cosrsr1rcrr

eTirr ~ Coyvscrrcurl
TssAspsy Oryrcp HlETPoRD, Jan 10 ig72 !
REDEMPTION of CONNECTICUT BONDS.
1tBT vue of resolution Of the General Assembly spprove
G 1911 notce hereby that ue Conon Bond Of lie n
Conrec denomination of Oue Thousand Doar
bd No. No. 00 Inclusive Of the sns of July Is,
and deerahe the pleasure Of the General Assembly
dat viii he pad presentation at this 0aee vtn the accrued
tie 1t February 1871 and during TIE month aud
viii be allowed after he lst day Of March 1871
DAVID F. NICHOLS. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1872-02-13
.,i.. and hence The popularity Of the Bonds aud

a. notice. and hette 1ie f'P"N'
large sales o,,r,oncv-excmpt from
l4ey hove So wears 10 run, aud are payable,
'--;,cipal and interest, IN Gold.
IN marketable Stocks and Bonds received IN ex-
- uitbout expense 70 the investor at their
highest eui'eh' P''NN'' JAY COOKE & Co.
r,r Gale hv S>nks and bankers generally through
- tbe United States and Canada.
. ,o,rpu AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD COMrANYs S
0i' r,esr MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT
BONDS,
r..prve EIGHT PER CENT Is 7. c) INTEREST fAYA-
mE IN GOLD.
FREE TAX,
,.,n ~ DENOMINATIONS OF Sl.OV S'oo, ana SlOo
o. he obtained from the undersigned or through
,ho principal banks and bankers throughout tue
Vaited States. c..u;.i.. ,.o -
M i"e n tho fact. that. although they have been
obort time on the market they are nearly all
Inscribed, and t a small amount are now lor ssic
aV,o,, coubin, a perfect security with liberal
i'ef interest. This interest account is made light
IA oasilv borne by, the Company through the
'-..io, Of the Sinking Fund created from sales OF
- Co,o,any's land which in many cases draw IN
- a. the rate of ten C0 per cent per annum.
~ securty behind them is ample in every partlcu-
- +bev constitute first and only mortgage on a
- limo of railroad which viii soon connect the
- Of St. Joseph, No ian important railway cen
-. with the Union Pacific Railroad at Fort
.-e,rnev materially shortening the distance between
- ,+lortic and Pacific coasts In addition II this,
A., bo,ds have a further security in the fact that
g,reis included in the Mortgage the Company
,..,ni6cent Lands amounting to 15OOVo acres
t,,o,vn 70 be among the best in the United STATES
r. ,rortg.re indenture prohibits the sale Of these
-. ~ Icss than -Four W Dollars per acre, and pay
10 tl,e Trustees under the Mortgage, for the
aud express purpose of retiring these Bonds.
~ omonnt thus realized exceeds the entire
a.,synt Of Bonds which can be issued, and
ls,yes the road, property and franchises free.
The Bonds have thirty years to run, with interest
sEirht Per Cent free OF tax, payable February and
August in each year.
D,th principal and interest are payable in gold.
The principal IN New-YoTk. The interest IN elI1fI
Ns--York. London, or Frankfort on-the-Main at the
@, on Of the holder. without notice and IL lhe eo4u
currency Of the country in which tAey are lIeseAVeu
They are coupons or registered.
nustees-Farmers Loan and Trust Company'
Tho present price Of these bonds is va ana aoctueu
interest in c1rcrcy, from August %, ISL Bu' they
arc receivable at par and accrued interest IN pay
men. forlauds sold by the Company. The right is
we'd 20 advance tie present selling price with
out tuo.ice.
Hans. circulars. documents, and flll information
furnished on application
Though acting as agents for the SAFE Of this locn, oT
~, t,y and sell Ia Hcr regular business The Jonds Of the
81 jo.sgd and Dnrs Gig Rcilroa4 Company those Of
q. Ta ,a Ditoa d9il per cent ISL. recently placed by
v,cc- j-iag a5e quoted al from lOl. TO lo2- aud &c
e-,a M.olt.
TAsNra l. Co.. Bankers, 20. Il Wali-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-02-13
COTTON MARKFTN

yrwOktrAys Feb IG-Coton quiet Mdiings Efc Dtt rts
10 2O h.., gross 40 ,Ipos-tO Crest bnan as ai
6i8 bsl.si TO Hamburg s5 balesi eosl" 80" ~
sales i2o bales; stock 1l5 94j baes - .,z., -. =.
CBARLpsToN Feb l2-Cotlon dull Mddlngs 2lidZe ne' "
..ms 800 ba es 100 bales soek, 29ltl hae& -.
BAITiNoRp 2Coon quiet hut h1ni hddHrs ~. d.J-
rsut. bales; gross .5J bales; 10 bales h
80 bales stock 3,I2j bales ..., o., ,.,.
40 is .,pofso Great Britain 15I bales ljO 5aes oeA
bales ,,,zor,.
stvayS.H T. quiet bat brm; Mddns 2i'G Glte
ne, recent. f8 bales; erpos-to Great Britain 2lI ialss % us
onn.bt bales eoast1se 2ls9 bales sales ESQ baes s"i
"a 9JJ bales ....,,,.
MoBLR Feh l2-otion nomnsli hddlngs zlse net nt'll
no b.. e,portto Great Britain 3os csles; ,acs. iU bA'
t,oek, G0 1yO bahG amin -, ...t.,. tol
hale. gross rs bales b0O bales stock. 900 bales
~ .tx.rox Feb I2-Coiion inn Msdngs 29tc sei feeeph
MS nals.. ,,nots-eoa,tws n bales; stock t,0J bles
Ar,T.f teh -Coton dull and aomina MHdings lie re-
,1sg.TI Feb -Cottoa noting doing; hiddlnef, "i
Ric ,.,,, ..
s1 Low. Fec. l2-Coton dali aud nominal -, .,.
Mfxpu,s Zen nomBali hddlnfs 2.Gz1se vesp"'
.5I hai.s .., -,o-u..-. 40. q,
G4LyssroS FEB a. dal and hslss Good OfdIaJ Se
New-York tribune., 1872-02-13

TIDES-Te demand Dry Hides IL fair AMI the marhet
frn epecy foT the SPOT while there
On far Hides prices without quotable change
Sailed fair denaSd r Domestic sughers and with
We note gale o. 1000
srye from Iacpc al I6c gold Calcutta dss-Tse demand Is good
for both Cows full prices with small stock
We QuO.e:
New-York tribune., 1872-02-13


a M market & & S:, but % & &s.n,s s sBs T we S2 1s
,rad Other grades unchaasei quote from II 'oa
steady 81 odsl Is for Long Rye S54c for Short do
IR0xT6e market for Scotch Pig continues very quiet
foI ssao9 $50 .a %f - ~ A,.S S s bat a We
quote No at s4dS42 aud No. Rat sa9a$O Other kinds
IEATHBRHe@lot Sole good demand chiefly from eIpoe.
a9s a 85. G b. P m sa tHoH t p S @ q
avery light supply Rough Leather IS ss. plenty as " u se,' osa
BoeSos Ares Middle lGe29 II Henoe Bgeucs Ayre Light
MdS S:9 n %1E Hs.1 sa1 J.o[P' 3 NJ Liz As.ls.
0-po+o &c. Mdle 26d2ic. p f5 Hemlock Onoco, &c, Light
"a ssc , S Henccs Good DAMAGED I'll kind, veig5. 2
?c n Hemlock Poor Damaged al kind. and weights bore y
Il HenIock Rough 29a3ie q; uHca Croppei leay "a aae
a5se q Uuaa Bellies 7dlsc 2 n oas Roash az weights 3ld
AsSESFOIen grades d1I ,1d nominal Domestic arn and il
fan demand sPle,, $40 IBIS a. 80 2 &c. . J.. ,,
erse active and sTn sslcs i2o bis n1rcani,e 5 sl
sales q bbs Good S.rai4ed - 80; strained arn with 20
ol Tar IS STEADY At - zs@$ 90 ' rin & ls GsV s- a. -
Grpe rh o qas, bat endy We qgo'e at at 7' for rude
PR0iOXs-Poks in Moderate demand AMI unsettled
: % Tor Cd Ness eiGsii Is for New do : EIn
% rss on h5 s5o rTIs a sfaIs M % ' 3 6b Ola M 50
PSr PEW SJi & " At ~ 500 bi do eer Nav Il s %; and
b do July sh oi and 500 b5s hess seller 9 Ap,l a,
ga 10 for Plain Mes; @ioq@2 for Eira Tece Eeef is
MS 4i8o $50 Aes Bi Hams dri md unrhangcd
SALES Of - bbs S22az 20 o Metcrn Cut Meas sTe Tlo
h NE. SIC for SboudTs and pc M HAMS Leo
Green Hams Sc; "A boxes Dry Shoulders at Sc q c cAei
10 Picked Hams st S0c; An oO loves ins
Cut Hams Ole Bacon j. IN good uSnl sn hn % o. O noIe'
Long Clear sc J5 boxes sao Gear - ? G. INSIDE o
l5) boxes db c, the latter er L. Ntg- l9 ooHes
Eastern Backs private terns ana 80 to1 bers %
Dressed Hogs ovcri quote 1t 81 0'ac 'or
western AID acr CITY Lard h so! erl-d aud prices
SIC easter sales OF bhs ard c az 9t for No T. etr Tor '
Sac lor prime Sc fo tete Ee d. for fltase
d. .verr sales Western c - t PANE ste
loac, 20 tc kee at slci 1850 s for A a. We an -''
to- for Fe1.uar- pDyate tenls. ,
PFTROLE ATe mark for rude has been dn. t loes
tic ing 20 cdvsncc have ofce ,cs end '~
clio fru n c Advces te C.e quote TIE Il crs
finn a Ulper and - " Lover Tie Nste Hr0t4
7s36 blls tle lc2 uhls stock Feb hs i i aai tie
increase bis The nIner o wells nov aIIug s
~ Refined ha, tra finer but dl d 2'42'c FOR spo
51 buis, Msch Il 2t te lfy 'c''r ahl m al -
/ terms: 81 At
Ra,on o5c; do boul at 50 - sob Aid 200 do IA n II
! g. 90 gold
SkISS-Goa, demand and tie ms-tet Is m sales are
Calcutta ad - do ape receipts nave
been III bales Ins 80 DO Mrc % do Be9os Ar' 90 DO
Deer trn aud ~ Fcoi denaua a ar
! Sisal J 3nti oiprts anu
Teas receipts bales Honduras ~ do Mexican and southern
4 Itsg guefr
New-York tribune., 1872-02-13
RECEIPTS or pPODVCE.

North R,rsr Pes|ts ana EliiToqh -.
Feb l297 AheS, pkgs DccFwHx 3iIl bales Cotton 81
ne Cotton s'd Meal % @ Dled fi sI bis Es, ZIel 9o.
hnsh Wheat GO 1870 bush Corn 1850 hush Oats % rye
Matt hush B4.e7 IOf2 seed go bbs Beans
ba.s T. Peas % tbls Mcs - b.g Meal u bales Fy 70 bbs
Oatmeal bales Hons HIDES Hides H. M sides Leather
Rosu yAg Oulke. 81 Dbl. OIL 254l yzg. Pork l5sl
pkg. pkr s9 pkgs Lard lf' kegs Lln 90
nEgs Stearn 2i plg~ Butter 80 Ias Cees 81 Hks' IaT
Dressed Hog go Va Peuuis 30 pkg Rice y5 slabs Spelie- ~
sil.ef Sch. 20 i't I'. 10
hhQs IOlacco pkgs Tobacco 81 bbs WLsiy j bales NVoL
New-York tribune., 1872-02-13

FSUG AR-Rv quiet sierdv at 81 ~ for Fair to Good 'ssngi
a l00 bbs az gee Havana 20 hs ado
OF private terms 2l Laeuya at o.c ke1ued dull AM uH'
SF-Coyer duD als the market extremely hetvv with eLo.cs
Ir Jana Ilc Ohio al - o,e Timothy Sn but
qu.et 90 - aGd ~ -
TAILOW is au viii Eight offerings and hr inquyi sass Of
500 o. Al 09c for Common and J.c for taCce
WIS hA cal but steady; sale, Of 40 Dts a. s5e
New-York tribune., 1872-02-13

TIE CF1CACo. DANvILLE AND VNcENNEs FIRST
NoRTGAGE BoNDs ere for only SlS,50O per mile
uon finished road which is doing large and pro-
Gtable business For sale at so and accrued interest
W 3. SIATIUCK & Co., Bankers.
No % Nassau-st. New-NOrk
New-York tribune., 1872-02-13

HowFs & Macy. Bankers No. 80 Wall-st., New
York offer tle same facilities 10 DeposliorS rs ~
toFpOrated Banks and allow Interest on daily BAL
suces az the rate OF -Four per cent
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates
VIII immediate returns.
Special attention paid TO choice Stock, Bonds, &c.
Dc for Investors
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-01-18
Sales to Take Place.

All sales of property advertised
in the OBSERVER, or for which
handbills may be printed at this
Office, will hereafter be noticed
under the above heading. We
call attention to the following:
By Sheriff Morgan, at the court.
house, Saturday, February 10, 2S
acres in the 18th dis, belonging
to John Caughran.
|. By D. W. Clark, C. and NJ, on
the premises, Tuesday, February
Is, four tracts of land, aggregat.
ing about 20 acres, lying on the
south side Of Elk River, on the
waters of Skeletons Creek.
By D. W. Clark, c. and NJ. at
the courthouse, Saturday, Febru'
airy 10, tract Of land belonging
to the estate Of Stephen Colbert,
dec, and containing So acres.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-01-18
The New County.
LrScHBCRG, TENNESSEE,
Jannarv 9th 1879

LTHcHBCRG, TENNESSEE,
january 9th, 1872. !
z The following Commissioners,
named in the, law to organize and
lay eff The new county OF Moore,
were present at Lynchburg on the
9th inst, viz: A. ]. Simpson and
Dr.. Ferris, Of Franklin; VIM
Smith, w. P. Bobo and J. N. Suli.
van, Of Bedford s. ]. McLemore,
Of Coffee; Lewis Morgan. J. D.
Thomson, S. J Green, J. E Spen.
Ger, WIN. Copeland aud J. D. Tol.
ley, Of Lincoln and we're quail
fee by j L. Asbby, a Justice of
Lincoln.
A quorum being present, the
Board organized by electing A. J,
Simpson Chairman, and J, D. Toll.
ley Secretary.
On motion, the Chair appointed
VIM. Smith, 5. J. McLemore and
DR.. Farris 10 procure the survey
oil the territory Of the said new
county. who engaged the services
of J. b. Thomjson and Reuben
Ddrnaby TO make said survey,
beginning ut or near ]. W. HoI-
mans, Ola Monday, January 8thl
1872.
BY common consent, the Com.
missioners agreed to be chain
bearers.
J. n. Sullivan was likely to be
left in Bedford Co, and very gen
erously rendered his resignation,
which was accepted, and the
thanks of the Committee voted foi
his zeal and services for the cause
of the new county.
By agreement, ]. B. Thomson
is 10 go West and Reuben Darnaby
East from the beginning, till they
meet on the line.
Sterling Wiseman was elected
to I'LL the place of ]. N. Sullivan,
resigned, but was unable to serve.
and was not qualified.
On motion, the Secretary was
requested to furnish the papers
with the proceedings for publica.
ton, if they desired to de so.
No further business, the Board
adjourned, TO meet on the 23rd
of January, 1872, at the Tolley &
Eaton Hall, Lynchburg.
Al SIMPSON, Chairman.
]. D. ToLLEY, Sec, rtary.