davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-21

A biography of Methuselah is snid to
be in process of publication. The bio.
grophor has been engaged Ave years on
the work, and just reached the boyhood
days of the patriarch. His description
OF the athletic'sports OF the young lad at
the age of 100 years is very entertaining.
Bismark is in Minnesota. It's the
name of new own there.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-21

Eeuces County, Texas, is somewhat
lively: "a party of horse thieves have
been seen on the San Fernandez, with
about seventy horses in their possession.
Twenty desperadoes have been
seen near Piedras Pintas; they were
threatening to burn the stores and rob
the place. A party Of men recently at
tempted to rob some wagons at Lake
Trinidad, but after having one of their
number crippled, concluded that it was
not good day for that sort of business
A poor woman died and was buried
without coffin some six leagues below
Corpus. Her body has been found par
TALLY eaten by coyotes, and from late
evidence adduced it is believed that she
was really murdered. A Mexican has
been found hanging to q tree on Turkey
Creek, near Neuces town. He appeared
to have been hanging there for four or
five days. Another American has been
shot by Mexican. There is great
complaint about Mexicans turning their
working cattle loose in the streets, and
causing damage to property. The party
of the notorious Alberta have been at.
tackled and routed. It has become dan
gerous for travellers between Corpus
Christi aud the Rio Grande."
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-21

JOHN STUART Mills TRIBUTE TO HIS
WIrE.-The death OF John Stuart Mill
recalls an incident which revealed the
depths of his tender nature. His work
on Liberty" appeared in 1859. soon
after the death of his wife, and the
memory Of that ladys singular abilities
and womanly virtues was embalmed by
him in the touching and eloquent dedi-
cation of the volume. 1t was as follows
''Fo the beloved and deplorable me.
mory Of her who was the inspirer, and,
in part, tho author, Of all that is best in
my writings-thc friend and wife whose
exalted sense of truth and right was my
strongest Indictment, and whose appro-
baton was my chief reward-I dedicate
this volume. Like all have written for
many years, iebolongs ns NJ uch to her es
to me; but the work as it stands has had,
in very insufficient degree, the incsti-
mable advantage of her revision; somo
OF tue most important portions having
been reserved for more careful rc-cX-
animation, which they are now never
destined to receive. We're but capable
Of interpreting to the world onc-half ths
great thoughts and noble feelings which
are bnrioh in her grave, should be the
medium Of greater benefit to it than is
ever likely to arise from anything that 1
can write unprompted and unassisted by
her all but unrivaled wisdom"
Mrs. Mill lies buried ut Avignon, long
the homo of tho well-mated pair, and in
the spring OF every year, since hor death,
he has made O pilgrimage to her grave.
During the last of these visits he died.
Tho world now pays to him a tribute as
sincere and as just rs that which he paid
to her.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-21

LIST oF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Howes, Hyatt & Oo.-Boots, Shoes.
John Agnew & Son-Diamond Hams.
Thos. P. Walker-Notice.
Communication Columbia Lodge.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-21

An Apache chief, convinced of the i'm.
propriety of polygamy, has set Brigham
Young an example in killing five of his
six squaws.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-21
COLUMBIA, s.. g:
- ~ : , : II = 4 = ~
Wednesday Morning, May u, 1873.

The RADICAL PnArF0oam The New
York Sun uroperlv holds the Radical
party responsible for the acts OF its chief
and chosen representatives. After refer.
ring to the infamous course pursued by
the Administration toward Louisiana.
and the public declsraticn OF the Presi-
dent that no Executive control is exer.
cised In the South which would not be
exercised in any Northern State under
the same circumstances. the SualoeicalIy
concludes:
':From these facts gis would appear
that the doctrine now held and avowed
sy,s o rePG.DAcan Rafty ~. tnas IN
earonfary 20 sto alsct I !. - roys,n rnsnt m S;.' ;.e
pleasing to President Grant, that idnc-
nonary. on any Illegal pretense. may use
sna 5 sa - inss.,S ssS e. n.y. 20 GyessnloE it
may be satiaisatorr h n,him pTrs ~ oebss ~
words, H. is ons ot the dogmas, Of the
hepu6Acan PARTY assnow iconttituted,
ha.s n1s sns rs Reopss on ~ .ne Ginetsns Ssases
own Htsta ofs{na,s Ana fsc;sIstiv % Sod;ss %
unless their choice meets With the ap.
proval OF General Grant"
That this is forcible and fair state
ment OF the case, no one can deny. The
PRESIDENT unequtyncAlIy claims the power
snd asserts bis Intention; TO- treat every
state as Louisiana has been treated. The
party OF which he Is the leader and
mouth piece mas said nothing TO indicate
that they repudlate the policy thas laid
down, No Radical oonvention or T,eois.
lature has demurred to tha nla.fo,m
composed not onIv Of mere vorda .bS. ~
deeds. They evidentlv aocent tba nol;cv
thus marked ont. and the oonnt,v mnst
understand the issue; Tba s.ates ore -
be -despoiled whenever the rfea;aant fails
to. ssmpathize with the vviawa ~ ,bo.o
who arc elected hhv the neonla to ooyern
them. This il L and nothing more
Several Radical .r;onrnala nosaea,;n g
more passion than b,.;n. have attamrt'
"a TO ridienIa : similar ,,ra,.antat;on -
tho .osa nodo hv -, IN formo, oooo.ion
Rnt - tbav danv t,,at 3. :. = ioat and
a,cnrota statement "a the issne ,bov
must mt tho President dovn os = bror.
cart ard n bn,,v. The lanonaoe nsea he
him oanno. ba m;atatan .Ha waa mors
+ho, ,.,a1l, o,oo- Z, ~. .rronnan,ont 80
his words and tho arnreaa;on ~ bia ;dea.
T, he anola tho t,n,h ha ;,to,,,. -
aL. Az ;..,o Lei ~. Aa,;..
MA h,t M h,nas. ,o.n b6na .,.t \.
will survive il -
----.----. - lgl
A safe man for HsAyen. or whatever
locality good deeds exlta man to. is
the fireman pf'a Georgia railroad. who
was riding on the locomotive ON the af-
ternoon OF the 18th instant, along with
she engineer. The .tscea OF the two
DlApOh60 with terror. Aa th6V raw n ha9n.
t;f,l ,;,t,. u...,.. .ho,. 80 80. "a
Aonr;ob;n, b;e.1;..,. e-n,s ~. sno. ,.h
inc With sro;.smant and da,;aht .tand. .
inc astr;da ono ~ tba ro;l. a. vord.
=, 40 >.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-21

LITTLE DELAWARE PROTESTS AGAINST
DEspoT1sM IN LOUISIANA. Before its ad-
journment, the Delaware Legislature
passed series OF resolutions, condemn
ing the policy Of the Administration in
interfering with affairs in Louisiana, and
closing as follows:
'In obedience to sense OF duty to
the people we represent, We hereby
solemnly protest against the action Of
tho executive branch OF the Federal Co.
vernment over the people OF Louisiana,
and express to the people Of that State
assurances Of the deepest sympathies of
the people of Delaware in their effort to
maintain their just rights against usurp-
alton, despotism and tyranny"
SMALn:Pox.-There were yesterday,
twenty seven cases of small. pox in the
city pest house, oil negroes. A number
of these are convalesoent and it was con-
templated, yesterday afternoon. to dis
charge several as cured. The disense is
abating. There have been no casos
among the white people.
., [Augusto Constituiionalist, 20kA.
{. Mary Foley, aged seventeen, has been
arrested in Philadelphia, on the charge
of infanticide. which she denies, though
it is stated she once admitted it. Shc
says' that the father Of her dead child is
married man, and the father of eight
children; that sho lived in the family,
and thet all, ten persons, lodged in one
1oom. 81,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-21


NERVOUS DEDILITY-A DEPRESSED. IR
RIrABLE STATE OF MIND; WEAK, NERVOUS,
EXHAUSTED FEELING; no ENERGY OR AMI.
NATION; CONFUSED HEAD, WEAK MEMORY,
OFTEN WITH DEBILITATISG, INVOLUNTARY
DISCHARGES. The consequence OF ex.
oesses, mental oyerwork or indisoretions.
CURE in HUMpnREYs' HOMEOPATHIC SpE-
CIrIc, No. 2S. 1t tones up the system,
arrests discharges, dispcls the mental
gloom aud despondency, and rejuvenates
the entire system; it is perfectly harmless
age Of five boxes and largo 81 vial OF
powder, which is important in MD serious
cases; or 81 per single box. Sold by ALL
price. Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HoMHorArInc MEDICINE COMPANY. No.
5G2 Broadway, NY. For sale by GEIaER
& McGREGoR. Columbia, S. G.. Ap14 lilly
The latest matrimonial novelty is q
marriage, last week, in the Tombs. A
young German. betrothed three years
ago to daughter of Saxony, was put
ting up in the Tombs on charge Of
grand larceny. He wrote to his friends
his condition, who sent him money, and
by tho same steamer came his devoted
"Matte," to whom lie was married i'm
mediate]y, kissing his bride and return.
ing to his cell, she to sail in the next
steamer for Germany.
The wife Of a track -mender out West,
during his absence, used the hand car
belonging to the road to give her family
an airing. The express train came
along. and the track mender has no one
dependent upon him now.
A London magistrate recently sont
poor lad. for smiling in court, to prison
for ono month. Fortunate thing for
Colfnx that he never stumbled into that
jolly old magistrates court-he would
have been sent'lown for life.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-21

y AA~NAS ~
matter charged ngainst him in San Fran
cisco, and appealed to the court for
mercy. 1t is said there had been six in-
dictments found against him for abscond-
ing with Government funds.
The statements published by several
papers, and the Union's corrections, re-
lating to commencement exercises. needs
revision. A. NJ. Hill, of Darlington,
delivers the oration at the University, be-
fore the Euphradian Society; and A. S.
Hydrick, NJ. d., has been selected 10
represent the medical class, instead of
A. S. Hill, rs tho types recorded.
We are indebted to Messrs. 7. W.
Carwile & co. for pamphlet copy of
the premium list of tho fourth grand
annual fair of tho Cotton States Mo-
chanics and Agricultural Fair Associa-
ton, to bo held in Augusta, Ga, COM
mencing October FL, 1873. $4,000 has
been set apart by the association for
objects Of merit not provided for in this
list.
FASHION PUBMcATIoNs.-S. T. Taylor,
Esq, the importer, of No. 8l6 Broad
way. New York, is the principal pub
fisher OF fashion monthlies in America.
He issues Rccue de la Mode, La Mode
Elegante and lie Bon Ton. We have
just received from him the May numbers
Of tho two former. They arc illustrated
wi.h plain and colored fashion plates.
besides several out patterns. These
publications will keep household fully
posted as regards fashions.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-21


in their power to discover what had be-
come OF the five lost men. When the
bark Nile, commanded by Captain Will
liams, came to an anchorage off Potters
Cove, st. Georges Island, the captain
and number of his mon went ashore to
see what had happened to the men. The
captain expected, owing to the frightful
cold Of this region of perpetual snow
and ice, that none of them wonld be
alive. Walking along the beach for
some distance, the exploring party were
astonished to find small wooden hut,
from which projected q stove-pipe,
situated at about two ships lengths from
the shore. The door was pushed open,
and, in corner Of the hut, n man, with
o long red beard and matted hair, was
found fast asleep. His clothing consisted
of seal skins. On his feet for substi-
tnte for shoes were penguin sandals" ;"
made by removing tho body Of tho nni.
NAL and using the skin and feathers OF
tho beast.
james Randall, boat steerer of the
Nile, made the following statement:
l was among the first who discovered
Kings hut. It was made of bonrds,
featherod and grooved, placed there by
the vessel francis Allen, in case it might
be needed to erect the hut for tho sailors
who might be detained ashore during the
sealing season. The boards and O stove
were found by the five mon, and they sue.
ceeded, after considerable difficulty, in
getting all in place. Well, we woke up
King. who was 30 glad to see us that he
could hardly speak. he had been with
ont fire for several days. and was in q
somewhat benumbed condition. This is
what King told US:
"We managed to live upon pelican
flesh and some biscuits which had been
left behind by boats crew. We made
clothes as we'll as we could out of seal
skins. The cold was intense, in spite OF
the stove, in which we burned seal blub-
Der. We managed to lose account of
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14
Continued from Third Page.
~ . .sle iso o. sls ard 20 g ao;. ~, 1s Western


oeo n a, Sic $50 n 6e loo down. at fei Western
S,.. sere generally CO for hesvy, snt e0fic for light
Penn Yards Feb IL CArrts
49,, "a ne week eniug Feb u 30 cars or Aly hesl,
seg ,a - tbs wsek before The uppF Of an cattle very
os dnsnd mddag account Of the heavy OF oatt t
f.a, ofbegers bat the prices asked don't suit -
sr,,s IL expected howevs will open little more Ne N
49, m,rfe Is ay opened TODAY Plenty hand, and more coming M
~. rr,fe has sod mostly extra ~
.S0 sn US ioc to lie h Seer iise, common and ht
sstts s9lc snd good fat Bulls a!0i Common Bn
CO ht 1tc reached 253l head market very 1us close
,-gpts for l5 10 o hesa, sgalnsi
ta ss- s and demand eaaay goO oerl 70
ia As 40 Yorser ~ coo 80 common, - so9* %
ssrkst brsk 10 good Hogs, and prices hrm oo -, , zoe
Receipts only 50 1850 head against 100
a., ne before Supply heh the demand All sr sold
Sr. A. following prices IS % lS 70 hne wool 500 St 81
- 4. o. 40 IS OdS6 sbd Stag S+aS4 S0 not much
ssaass from The prices Of iss.veek
Bgy,Ato Feb l3CArrtETbe receipts today including cars
,S h srrvc $40 head making the total supply for ne
k thus TAR A457 head 2el against t3 for e sane
Owners claim slight sivancA There little good
% er market and they s At prices not proportion with that
,s fs cattle; About 100 bead disposed Of sales OF
r., he.I ranging from $50 70 42l 10 at $50 %
rs hssd steers ranging from ly9 TO 1908 10 at IS ~
bead Indiana steers averaging lI3 10, a. - B heaa IL
fas sysrang Loss ~ at 80 SO ls2 head Texas stee ran.
S 6f h 9S ~ at 80 5O0SS % head Ohio steers averaging
81 % 25 80 head Michigan ssockers. ranging from sl to S4
SarsP asp hsNss-he receipts to-day hesd making
sgnpy the week thus M IL 40 head aealnss 10 ~ nt
time week; the market opened with an improved
ie.nS advance all grades over last weeks closing
pos& Toe well 6d. and srge DuocF are neg owe, sun
hpcnt improved market hast sales o oz nsu nc
su sheep ranging from s. to " 10 At SSaSe 1S s head ONO shep
goTie sccps including reported 70 arrive
10 head making total supply for thus far lo head
gs Is head tor the week There only few
u s Tor sale today and they hight weights unpoh
sIie pre- are nominal At s 9OaSS 10 Heavy desirable hogs
N31iir command - -.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.


Losbos i3-l m-COnsos opened AZ @ de2l for money
,g ~ 99 or account United Fvewenty bonds 1905
81 "a .35 9g. TenFories 9 New Fyes, soi Bre Railway
ahsrss a0i -
PxASKFoxr Feb l3-s m-UnIted States FyeTHeny bouds
oDsncI a. 95l for the issue Of 1852
LWsFPo1t Feb 1911 NC on opened With downward tend
e,r Mrc Iranis Q9d Mddng Orleans l00 lyd sales oi
Con ppi IRON Savannah Charleston and deliverable fsOuA
9id. IT.. -, -
L5SooS Peb l2-Consos snd American Securities closed IN
chiBged Bre Railway shares, ST.
PARs Feb II Rentes closed Al 55f Soc o., -
LoSoox Feh 9l:3Op mTbe FOR MONEY al The stock k1
ehane securities lover than the bank 0i Eus
Fstp by 4 per fen. Erie Railway shares. SOB
Lvsspoot, Feb. l3-l:Dp m-Coion Is heavy SAes o. Noo
a. ,s rom savannah Charleston February and March at ltd
kiis,a quiet Beef &c uerce ir New Meas Pork eo
4 csL To- New Mes. .,,,. .,
LvsspSU Frh l3p m-Coitol closed heavy; Mdilng Up
si dug orleans l0d0t The ses Of The day have been
including loo for speculation aud export OF the sales
G. 90 osr. Auercan. 90, ,.,
II
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARK ET


NEW-YORK. Thursday Feb. Is, l81l
The horse trade, being an out-ofdOOr bust
ness, necessarily in less sympathy with the
state OF the weather and OF low pressure in the
atmosphere is almost certain 70 have corresponding
effect upon the horse market The last snOw-storm re-
tards once the opening OF all trade In horses the
value OF which extends beyond 500 per head at the
utmost and business in work horses has been acken
ing since the beginning OF the current week the horse
market to-day was Illuminate and void OF all features of
interest.
The regular semi-weekly sale Of horses. carriages
harness, and general horse equipments will be neld at
the Auction Mart OF Messrs. Johnston & Van Tasseu
tomorrow (Fridayl, tho 14th inst at II O'Clock.
The following sales were effected under the hammer at
stables No Is East Twenty ghth st., John L. Wander
water, auctiOneer Pair OK black gcldngS, l52 hands
high, years old, 5000 black Reding Richmond, 1872
hands high yearsOld, S20 bay mare, sired by Major
WINFIELD dam thoroughbred, was Withdrawn. and bay
COdp6 horse 16 hands Ligh years old sold for $40
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14
financldi,

STATE on EEa-YoRK BAxS DEPARTEESr. Feb l2 1879
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant 10 the
IN Of Chan Law 1870 smended Char 2
Es.oflg5 that the CALCULATING NOTES Of tho ". HOTC
Kiss Co BANK Wi be kkOkEhBD On presenishon 70 hesr
Az se G Baker; and that the CIRCULATING NOTES OF tie
fSlOT BANK or MEDINA will heREDKKNED pTesenssuou
a. EATIONAL PARK BANK or fHE ClNOF HKW-iORE. I
pses Of Afsms x msan Moore. 80 ,,,,,,g,, s.
MONTY TO LOAN on bond and mortgage
" @''- RIFys X MCHAkO, u 0edirsi,
h,llTg sB1 CVna SBsJ igf ever oiils
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14

on Prxs IssuExxdx COMPANY.
No III .BanADwAy. Nsw-yoRa, 70 hoptb u, igT1
A T the annual election for Directors of this
COMPANY held a, their efo the oth Instant the fsoas
JOHN D. wRiGHT J6liSA STEWART.
THOMAS g CHARDAvOYfB, HBNRY BARROW,
RICHARD PiBLD RDwARD HODGES.
HULL CLARK SAMUEL TOWNSEND
WILLIAM @. WHITE RDwIN HYDE
WILLIAM H. MACY, JOHN r H00LR.
SAMUEL tlAYNOR PRTRR MARTIR.
ALBERT A. MARTIN sILvAHUs q TOWNSEND,
ABRAHAM u BMBURY, HENRY CAMBRDBN, jr.,
JONATHAN TH0RNh DAVID b. POWELL.
DANIEL p INGRAHAM, -. .
D j. BL4UyRLT. seeretsrr.
VNHE AGREEMENT between the holders of
II the Tnt spi Second Mortgage Bonds Of the DIS MOINBS
VALLEY r. Co hss Egne tho holders Of about two millions
OF each bonds which renders the agreement operative
bodhode who have signed and who desire
Of the requested
sgp same al AUGUSTUS JOHNSTON esq % Exchange
place Room 4 within 20 daYs from date
BY ondeT Of Committee Of FIs Mofgage Bondhoher[
JOSEPH BArrBLL, Chairman.
THEoponE GILMAN. Secretary.
Jan %, 1919
CAUTION.-All persons are hereby cautioned
~ against receiving negotiating the following described BONDS
the having incomplete condition. fr0m the ooe
Of he Company. 10 wiham-st New.York
Bonds Of One Thousand Dollars each being Mortgage Cou
Bonds Of she TOLEDO CANADA SOUTHERN AND DETROIT
RAILWAY COMPANY, numbered 50i 10 700 inclusive.
The mentioned lack
KBSY6N cox. Treasurer
NOTICE. THE ORANGE COUNTY MA
~ TONAL BANK located Cheles, the State Of Vermont
closing i affairs All note holders and other creditors Of said
WIN. g. AUSTIN, Cashier.
G20 Ol0 TO Attorneys, Executors of
Rc~,OOO. Estates. and other parties seeking afeand
ssOaSt FIRST IORTGGGR Of on property worth 100 900
WIN. BRUoRT0N, Attorney, ~. i69 Broadway, Room 1.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14
COTTON MARKETS

gosy,tx FEB 70 3-Coou dull Low MddlDss 49, e tei re-
a. 80 s8 haes eEp0scosNse, 1884 bses sales e0 O'''
aATnors Feb 13Co,on quiet Niddlng.. 2Oic net reens
90 baes erp0scoastve, 20 bses sales
AZ bales. stoos 1913 bales . ..,, NJ. . ,,o
Lsl.s ssi-s bales; stock 1545 bales -
s,,svg Feb 5-Coton nOmlua Mdtug lS, d9ic; net re-
-. ,s erporto Britain. 3Ojl bales 10 the Coni-
nst W. bates cosstwe u bsi sales 2s bae'i "sct 1850
bsies . ,.,., u.,.t,.i. n 3l;.s. lai. .
pst ,ee5,. bales. sales 80 bses: stock 81 t8o bale
Mxupnf. Feb l3-Cot0n quet Mdllngs I94@%Vci 'e'tpi
4 ST9 bsss shpments 504 bales; stock, ~ 30 bales
o. iogi. Feb l3-Co,toD dul and heavy Mdehns 'ici Ie
iSss1'tis Te6 i~Cotton dun; Mddlugs 2oc. receipts 1873
bsiss. Dmsuts, syi bales
oeipfs sJs bses; sales 5s9 bales ~
BosTos, Feb b-COton quti Modbg 2ci net fe'sp'' 70
bsss. gross 81 bales sales 4u0 bales; stock 1900 bales
M0stg fs -Coton In fair demand steady Good Ofdna I'''
fos M00lngs lc hihugs 9ci receipts D bales exports
-coaWls, Oj5 bses ssies 900 bales stock 5O5is bales
feb i3NOtou quiet; Mddlugs 9l; net receipt
30 baea eTposcoassise, 10 bales sales bslesi ock 44J
baeA
eatvugos FEB I}-Coton heavy; Good oauarr lGc
eps sls bales ezp0rs-cosstsse 1915 bales ss 1000 ba
tock. n .ll3 hsles.
PaiLADELPaIA Peh. - Cotton dull. MiddIngs 2Id2l,c
hsgOaLKAN feb l5Cotion du aud shst Good On-
ll4ai.c; LoN Adcugs lBlQ ic Mddngs sdls,Ct
FecsOsi yf eai 1874 bales eIpos-o Great Bhsn 395t
bales sales lto bsesi last evening, 100 bales
lf0r Assi Isegroph Aa1Les ssf FJth Pog'.i
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14
INDIANAPOLIS,
BLOOMINGTON g. WESTERN
Railway Extension
FIRST MORTGAGE
7pER CENT GOLD BONDS

C.p and M Investor, are nved 10 erauoe merits Of the
Bons the INDIANAPOLIS BLOOMINGTON AND "EoI
BRN RAILWAY COMPANY and scared BY f hortgsse on us
Extension Line Of 27 miles On this work. 100 miles from
Champaign TO Havana. the Illinois River completed,
and trains will that section In the seeono
week January. The remaining distance Of Is miles 10 heoke.
on Mississippi with the branch Of p miles 10 Decatur now grader
and track psriy down will be finished in ample time Tor
,e bu-ness of 1873 The character soil increasing Pinc-
lions m country tributary this part Of the hne assure
for very large remuBerAise business
The road Indianapolis Pekn 2o7 miles hs been In operation
little more than two vear aud established It's earn
inga have stendy increased, giving I'm 1872 an III
crense Of S395, 900 1871. Net receipts from
this part linc alone tbnn suicien' W
respond punctuaily TO interest all Bonds made so
the Company rarely that this can be said Of any "
road during pecotsun Of It's securities
The Of 800 miles has tie support Of popuoas efceeuV
rich aod productive agricultural through ana con-
meets important and cities and crosses immense o
tots good s Of which insure local business oil gie
magnitude. It's Western and Northwestern connections 'uD
s,aniay under control with pmnent neecng roa VIII
furnish large through appreciate the necessity Of
unusually large equipment snd providing for rap possible
This with new elevator under construction erpe"
for road Indianapolis will greatly increase it' facilities an
enable it 20 take large offered business winch IL n"S
been obliged q decline.
Particular attention asked upusua strength Of these Bona'
which are liability the entire Corporation owning line oi fO
miles also completely secured by srsi snd only mor's on
the extension or The whole line Jos miles are compieiea 'h
25 graded
With the certainty interest vi Ia 'ho
time he largely reduced holders 52Os will End advantageous to
realize t present high prices and these Bonds which y"
possessing ample security for ell nSeso As an invest
ment they canuOi fail prove largely remunerstiye.
cent gold ~ 0 each, conVeriibie INFO
stock at par at the option the holder registered With
ont clsrge Price 30 and 10 currency Coupons
Jsnusry sbd JaiY free OF tax.
All negotiable securities received in exchange market rates
Full particulars furnished application.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-14
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE-

per TcsriS Railroads
% pkgs Ashes bales Cotton. l6 pkgS Dried Fruit
A. b Esls 50 bb Flour $50 bush Wheat 5sObush Corn 10 $50
hgsh O bush. 800 bush Barley 229 bsg Grass Seed
M bbS Corn Meal 100 bh oat Meal II bales Hops
ia ie Hides 758 sides Leather 2l pkgs Pork loo pkg
,ei 30, 40 Cai Meats i pkgs Grease Pkgs Lard % pigs
ssrs 9O2 ks Butter pks Cheese l2 Pkgs TsoH ASA
starch 40 bb Tobacco los boxes sud cases
r1baec5 $40 55ls WHISKY, 9R bales Wool, 69 0bls OIL