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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-21

An English reviewer thinks there Is more
lespectAble poetry WEjtten now in one wear
han was written durin1 the whole of the iSth
century. ftfTff TEUTT
New-York tribune., 1873-01-23
COTTON MARKETS.

MsxpHu 2-COtson quiet Mo3nngs isl osse; receipts
l6l bales. s3pneBts. 3U78 bales, stock. D,587 bales
AUGusTA ZcOton In modersts demand; Nddhng, Be
net reoepa 83i bAles sales 655 baleS
Jan. 2Coton frme Mddings lec; receipts, 79A
PHILADKLPHi1, Jan. I2-CoitoD Que; Md1nngB. 2Dsc.
BoEros Jas 2Coon quiet arm; Mddng Gle net receipts
gross 80 bales; sales 3OJ hae stock, $500 balea
NOZZLE Jan R-Coitou light offerings Ordinary
lie Low hddnss lete: Mdhng lsic receipts 22l5 bales
sIportsooaswse bales; sales go baes stock 5O55
GAIVEsToS Cotton stedy Good Ordinary, 6adl7 net
rcey bales ezp0gtO Great Btan zslO bA sales 1850
bales. sock, $3.50 - -
CHaKLxros Jan quiet; Ordinary 5al7ic Good Or
dnary Isle Niddng l8. 0Bse 5dngs 10 lyt net
reoepts bales; bales; stock, i3le3 bales
sAYASSAH Jtu tiOn quiet; kd1ings lsc net receipts
1TiS Tpoo the Continent 3S coAsss 2 bales sales.
LOuIsylLs JIs 5-COtSOn quiet; NHddiBg ls .cep $50
baSesi shipments, go baea
EOkLEASs jan 2-Cot,on sciVe Good 0rsSrv, 7,c Low
hadEgs l5i; NtdagS ls receipts 65J baesi gross
"a sss 1000 bGe last evening 1900 bales st0ek 1856 4
bales
CoIssArf Jan z-Coou s.dr hddhngA Islc; receipts
bsl.s: salss 668 bales; stock 8 95a balA
NMHNgToS Jan 22Cotto5 trn Mddnags loIo receipts
03 bales stock. @S3 bsles.
KoEYoLE Jss srn; Md6lpss lstelsic ne.
receipts 80 bales; $40 bales sales a6O
BaLrsaRE jan frm; MddHnes net r,esipts
6f2 bales eIpOrso Great Bn Ss bales
vs.. 30 bses. sales 81 ba eE stock, l0l7l bsleG
modeTnts demand hddiDz
sspt 18l bsl,s; sales, ss2 hales
CsAEIKsros Election fmer; demaDd Ordinary II a
iTlc Ordinary 8fc Low Adlngs 8t0l3ic Mddngs
receipts bales; erportto 0res Britain ASS
eouaDent t5ss bGes eOAse, 81 bAesi sales 500 bales
a. III bsles
New-York tribune., 1873-01-23
INDIANAPOLIS,
BLOOMINGTON & WESTERN
Railway Extension
FIRST MORTGAGE
CENT GOLD BONDS

. and all Inves.ors are invited 70 examine
Issued BY the INDIANAPOLIS. BLOOMINGTON AND WEST
gRN COMPANY. and secured by Put Mortgage on Its
Extension Line Of miles On this work, 100 miles from
ChampaIRn 20 Havana. Illinois River completed
and trains will run that section In the second
week of January The remaining distance OF 81 miles TO Keokuf
on the Mississippi the branch Of p miles to Decstur graded
and track partly will be finished in ample time for
the business of 1873 The character Of soil increasing pruc
oas AMI wide belt eOun, tributary this part Of the ne assure
for very large remuberstive business
The road Indianapolis Pekn 2 miles has been in operation
little more and has established Its earn
ings stcndily increased, giving In 1872 an In
crease Of S395,O0O 1871. Net receipts from
this part Of the line alone are than sufficient TO
respond punctuay to interest all Bonds made a1- 10
Company rarely that this can be said Of any f
road during negotiation Of its securities
The entire line Of 4eO support popuOus srcccDey
eh productive agricultural regOn through ana con-
meets important and cities, and crosses immense 90
pod Of good which insure local business oil gren
ma Rutude It's North connections sub
sntay control with prominent n'erseotng roads VIII
furnish large through The appreciate ths necessity Of
unssua large equpme sDd providing for it rapidly As possible
This With new elevator Odsons under construction expressly
for this rosd indianapolis viii Greatly increase Its facilities ana
enable it take large offered business when IL hhs
been Obliged TO decline.
Particular attention unosus strength Of these Bonds
which are liability entire Corporation owning line oil ~
niles completely secud srst and only mos'ss on
the extension OFT line sos miles completed Ane
rs more graded.
With the certainty that Goveumer, interest will in short
time be largely reduced Of s2 Will End advantageous to
realize at present high prices these Bonds which
ample security for all inveso As an invest
uept they eannet fail prove largely remuneraiTe
The cent gold looo each convertible into
stock the option Ofthe holder and may be registered with
out charge Price, interest Coupons
January and July l. free OF tax
All negotiable securities received exchange best market rates
Pull particulars furnished application
New-York tribune., 1873-01-23
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

tcxo,I jan E2 -Conscs opeoed 81 vt icf "Is3. o
fsr tbe account United States Fiverseniy ooIa
al. iS7s @,; Ten-Fortes sii New Hvo SS* hi'' ~
IIvxKroot J,n. Pill nCo;ton opesea ous'' hprsd from
I,,as ed; MAdlng orleans, lD.t Saes o VV'''A
E.wreans December sad January ats 9o s.i.. er Cotton
LIvSErooL Jan 22NooaCotion Is hesI v.hrSsr Al sid
IIvEKrooI Jan. - p n-Breadsas Ae S~''
ssrce Tor New PRIME Mess
IoxnoN jan 32-ralOw Ae per cNt s.., geruite. closed
Icxnos Jss rs D u--Copsas and Ancnesn ''
Inchangel
m-iotion ciosou 49, go
a t5Hpe Orleans ioeieid NE s.es W G Of
sSss 10 SA bas including 3o bales , ae a. 6srcs fo New
ss SAFE ,n ifsi3d y gallon for st ara ga ist heAn
mess Perrsam f6lf for Rne Pale AmeneAs; 4, =,
nrss-ei Jss 32-Bvenins- bacon, Sie v oh~ '' S
hodeS hasseS @ Slao-ETsSiae-Comnon o ROEE, 1919 Pew
New-York tribune., 1873-01-23

- q. Al. grades; sal., 81 bes Indiana sheep svesEns y %
vceft - 49, hixsn sheep from ~ 70 III n ~ %
e. T,s 80 so sheep ranging from ~ 70 ~ D. ssdSs M
csrsds sheep lambs ranging from ss 70 lSl D. 80
o. ~ epts today amounted 70 100 bead making the total
a. sel l3sO head against oo head tor ae sse tn
pr Tb toarkes moderately active at yesterday prices
s,,Sd o Sad heavy hoss soddes nsreAse s
49, w bring TOP prices Ssles 800 head Illinois ncfs -
r. Al - 35 loo head Indiana hogs nSns On o 20 o a. ~ :,
~ S9St IS 900 head ObO hogs, ranging Ou IS !" Nv I"
q
New-York tribune., 1873-01-23
HORSE and CARRIAGEM MARKET
SEw.YoRx. Wednesday. Jan. "a. 1873.

NEW YORK, Wodneshay, JAN "a ISI5
Business in the Bulls Head Market has
br,xbtsped someybat with tho fair weather. ana IN
addition to the current demand for railroad ana s'so
horses, which are selling at average OF slo per
some inquiry after coach and road horses WIN
occasional saes were reported Twelve hnDared ihro
lars 900 and $3.50 were paid respectively Tor tnroS
matched pairs and serviceabe carriage @ M
no uncommon quality aud from 1900 to 500 per nesu io
ordinary road horses OF particular speed NO a
actions In higherpriced stock have been repOrted
figures realized under the hammer were ~ ~"
New-York tribune., 1873-01-23
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

IeSVlf ava katIpdaN
Las ne ptg Ashes 81 bags b. = Pess oos - SHep r F,
- Ccron 81 rkrs DRIED Fruit t6 bbis kgs oSS DOS
shhs Mel s O bush Whet 10 80 bush Corn n ~ bush O's
-, bsb Malt 500 bush Bsrley 2t eags seed ~ Dos % "a
T,. IA h Hons 2F7 Hides 6085 SIDES Leather ~ DDS Wv
81 Dfessed Hogs l2s pkeS Bee go pS PORK .Ns ~ rtg
-. M nfcx T.oS Az pkgA Gresse. 25 bags Peanuts
s1,e a. hb Tobacco pigs Tobaooo 2e bales "0o 'f V
New-York tribune., 1873-01-23
Bteambcats arlo Railroads.


SAFETY SPEED; so4MI12 AND COMFORT. COZ
r.ss rss MMS Ms. cs s,.s ssSs .s a as
The s;s S,r% "a ay' a;.'uss ss,s.,
CnY OP NEw-roRK
CITY OF LAWRBNCs and
Will SsrYrt d,r tsana., ,rss6..e a. Scioes n from
risr Ne Co. SoTS foot q c.n,l .ad w,s.
m "a TTs SSa si c ss '.S md w tsIs .i
B%, TsT Sosss a.' es % s, R.'s4 g; ,s on Pier
North RIVER. W. r. PARKER, Agent
FOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa-
tonic and s,uestack Rsilroadi Pare 81 Steamers leaVs
CatAeras,ilp :, s0oa .od nigat suud.,. sIeentedl
CENIKAL RAILROAD OF FNEW-JERSEY;-
see. VIII sas s. lS. M Hnp.oa JUNCTION .s
the hiwss Lseiaranus and Railroad. at Phhpsbug vita
y.lsy E,e,! coanssoa ,oi%ius. PisariS
nl We s0si change Of ears also to Central Penns''sn aud
ALLENTOWN LINZ To THE WEST
,..,.,,. H.. WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Sn"Ws, S.~@. gs1 IT., " lsss-Ls1ye sswfot s follows
5r%al'I rI.laIos KassH Bethlehem. Bath n.uss Cssns,
Tor.ad. wa'esr ash wIl,m,por Daa.
vie te Soanse At Junction With Del Lack. West R. R.
Al.n.s.a h.r.ssrI and sonervs 70,
feInt9n a. k1..oH Tor Meeh Chunk wsb.rre santon. To
'i1sii5 io;i5 n.-&"r II fr,a for son.rrin.
y n-WaT Irsia for sOnerrile.
ss.Soy hS CIV So E,%1 Eoa Bath. sDts.n M.oss csSai
S2lP m.-YoL 20. Lssstoa, Bethlehem and Allentown
opnIPoI E,soa. Allentown and MAu,h CbunL Connects
Jun toa with Del, Lac. and KesL 4 r.
$3.50 p n For S0mervlle aud Hemngt0n
500 p m.-Ior sonerTiIe
a5 p m.-Por Panseh
so n-kysNYe ErrEE, d,ly. for E.,tou Bethlehem Allen.
town Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago aud Cassnnld
500 snd t:43 p m-Fof somerYile
7JJ p N. tEmigsnt-For Eision
oe0 and II 100 . m.-For Pllinfeld
Por Bheth ste:OO GO 900 7:l5. 600 si5 800 s:S 1915
HOO llS m 1900 l2;50 Loo 200 A3o 300, 9:l5 35.
400 i;l5 80 i 800 tl5, 5:3 5:i5, $780, s:2O SIS 75 7
$40, 500. ls00, ll.0O l20o Q. M
1cte Tor The West obtained al the oce OF hs Central Rail-
road Of wJry Of LberTs HesYor. and the principal
boas and ticket ole 10 NcE-Yofk CITY.
r. p Kicker. superintendent sai Engr
New-York tribune., 1873-01-23
~ 2 BALpw1N Gen.r, p,.anrer 49, ' g !"
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ,,o ERS RAILROAD,

. NORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
Bns6.misn s.e1ss ,1d oSEefo; wiTa5 cH4SGE OF CARS
WIN Bh AGRAhGBlESTs eonaeneng MONDAY. Nov. IS 1872
n ts94R ,s,5Ss GAGE EXPshss Iss oSs.u Ra::
S IR % rSosi change Of car &c At Dov Win
snd b K X lSE GSsG9 Wiss,51r.s Ptts'on &c o..
ton Bah b1cs s 1.s SSnSs1s S o DRs @ 'I .a fc'R R
or AHaSye ald SestGa W.sh,hgon With the l. ard W R. T.
and at Ph Lehe Lehsh
fnILiPS6uad Xxx ExFf&ss i,@ es. ssg. Madison
Rso.d 2. Pe'3SIs win Bel Del c' gsf E Ra & ,d LsA
an. Na % X ssa ksssh yay X, i2L behen A'a
go N BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson and
change stopping principal siop. Connecting Dover
Chester R e. ,sd i .. w..eIle9 with susseI R R c,.p
at Waterloo N sosI ard Pt WI L.aisa snS S1
4sS n HACKE, TSTows EXPRESS connect. Chester e.,
.ni sih susssI 3 R for Aldoyer NsWtOn aud franklin
For aosRIsTo%s Il 7:s s:le lLOo 1880 H. a1O aaO 'ao
Fof SUMMIT At 7:l: 100 sic hO il;OO s'oO. $40
Fo ORANGE sai SOUTH oRASGg 7ls 30 s:lo eio lo:lo
ard oo 40 2:9o $50 40 :'o 500. s'o $50 ESQ., iooo
Fof NEWARK. at 1:l' 12o 70 go 80 30 1910, IoS
% NJ "a s9i S & @ a. go I! 80 90 ESQ., @ So 5S 90, -. 800 5 .na lSS
Trans m,tsi STOP az Ea SeSaIh ,,ox,rc,.r, , -s
A. RBAs0SER. suVenaisndsut
ERIE RAILWAY.-Winter Arrangement of
6or Tw,Gir-third-st below
2 B51 a5 5. s.saTs TG co.h Say Sn moo"
m-BIpress Mail Buffalo and Eagara Falls Drs"int
Coaches
$50 Ssh ETprs, Sleeping Coaches to Ba1O aud Ssir'
Falls lud Sapen.ol Butge. -. - ,,.
700 D. M (DJ) Cincinnati Chicago Night Express Sleeping
Coseh through Bufo Niagara Psns Cnenna' Dsroi' alS
Chicago sita0ut change
Additional Trains leave -
Ror Port JerrI 900 O 'llis an $50 S s'" iad
Pcroheu and ndd,tosu I'D AGO. $780, ilc ,nI 'lH
40 GO. So is1o ana .t7;oopm
For WarEes GO1 II 90. and 'll:l5 & m. 40 p. n.
Po 83p 900 and ll:O) $50 T. ~ SAD m
POr ssher 1880 $500 SSo OO and 'l;l3 N S' 9;Vo '''~
'i Foi 1s.sood S Hosoia: An.na, and R,a.r t'O sO i'
HOO sIi:l5 m $50 i6:JO 100, and .l:J
Fo Paterson Cs5 80 tSiJj. lo:tc loo. ll:lS NJ i-Vg
lis 40 800 800 slo. $50. tv9' ~" I'o si"' AM
For Ses.rl $40 .s,s and aas ':is and e;'o
Pc, Ruth.rfori Psf P.,,se .7s ts3o 10. III
Fcr Hlsise HaeieDsaef and Way 5. si' and fs'I m
foT Sphag VALLEY and Way ands', isi5 m L. and ' n
20, KaserooI 7:a 49, and Loo ais t' AS Ssoc
6. ard 4745 m. aud II MD -, ,,s r. "a "a,
Por Cresi s. T:i5 ~ and $40 1850 9a CD 3D. eJo'
sad s7.43 p. aud ~ mid. -. -. ,,s ,,s s.,o
For spark S. 145 ~ and 9:Jo m, E5o 'i' ti' W. '''
Go snd ff:s5 ?. N, and tls mid ~ 80 Al. IA. "a,
peont ana ard gJ0 lao, 9l3 go 9;J,
and o. N. and III ND - -
1-fnlns ieavng Cranberry. or bali ho1n leave
than sboVe tine Inc m, j"
nd ~ I'D Trains s'ari rom IhamDersse onF
B-Tran the n. r. snd Ne~as Bancn leaving Chsmoen
a. on Quarter ~ inmates Garner AAn ABOVE
.--.---..t. r...t.. poo-. .,d sl..,.
obtained orders o TIE ehecsns ana ahscr
bsrr,ge nav Compsnys Omee-S @ sn1 SI broio
~. corner hthst and Tbrd4ye Court
st BroklTn the pany Depo, and Of age . the prnePL
.D,i, tsand,y, ony stJosheu SUNDAYS oniy.
JN0 n ABBOTT, Genefal Passenger Ageat
New-York tribune., 1873-01-23
fjorsss. Garriases, 6arness, &f.


EOR SALE-HORSES and DOGS. ANY per-
deEous Of obtaining 6rtcis hauses uoi.ng oaosa'
retrsised sporngogs, see tne sane
requirement. state price Intended 70 P9oa
Will Bdrcss HAWKS Co.. Montreal c4na
EINE CARRIAGE and ROAD HORSES at
Il T. A. FiTCHs STABLES, lSJ East Iwenir.ioarshs-
HARNESS.-HOrseC Clothing, Blankets, breast
Aprons Robes Equipmeuts Of eyey description ae
rges; variety IN HewYor e. n. MOSEhAh BIO, asnoise
HseOons llf ChamberssL ------
HORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS, SADDLES,
snd all kinds Of SsdiJ goods extensively manuilctnEel i
stable; plush and eihe NAf11Be NODES
Of every quality y u SMITH x 20, - "I..-,s .Hs--
SLEIGHS AT COST.
- Owing the balance Of STOCK n
Sloishs 10 offered
AT COST PRICES.
Our includes Seghs and Cutters Of al enoSn> hatsrs
alnoug them the popu.ar ..,x.-x,,
PORTLAND CUTTERS,
lJF sLeeiing. anu
JAMES GOOLD L Co.'S OF ALBANY,
iustY or.te Pour an5 SIX FANNY SeghA Or which We are
SOLE AGENTS
BRADLEY, PRAY Co,
SUCCESSORS OF JOHN K. LAWRENCE Co.,
SOB BROADWA9.-
WE now offer our entire wholesale stock OF
.nl ,.tri,ges A. LESTER Co.. lf5 ChamberFst
New-York tribune., 1873-01-23
NEW YORK MIDLAND RAILWAY-Wll

NEW-Y0RK MIDLAND RAlLWAfMW '.,a w In, In
~ TER ARRANGEMENT, taxing e5ect Dec . i''S- ~
foot COrtlABdt and Desbossesst a. folo" An s1p
For Sss.DurhAm and MAJvOOd, !, Siie' o'" M l. Wv ~"
snd .JO m p..l - wov,.,.
Por atsast Pa.ercn Hawthorne aaana 1o 'n' "''"
Por dgesd Roehele DUNDEE La,e' ~
For wyetoa, Pcmpon. and AcpielAr Junction. . Wv w
Por Canpg.. Olil,nd BlOOnlngdas and West Blo0mnsd
W, swtS. Mi. db,oeburgh Stockholm. snuo"u. ogdenr
burg and QuarJve, T. ei0 m ~ n.-o., Taon,fis
West Town Johnson SLATE Hin, hddie'own and b0'mss"' "
$40 . m 3:30. tt;J0 o. -. ,,.,..uo rrh.,,, Pail.
'nR 'nRREruRSiSG"Is.I, Liberty Falls at sss nj ils m
Eis'. w., ~ pi H. $50 a m e0t Wor',ni,te
s:s5 751 g. IIa1 a m an tos esS 100 m r'e"a'' w.
s1 ,ss g.ls An "a . m 25 i;A Til3 ll:I N ,..o a..
s.kRiyiSG Is yRwroRK as as eo 1910 m l'o' eo
$40 SIS N 1880 m -, -. x.v.l ,oot cer,l.sdt
and Deshrossessta: - An N nm
Psr Monlel.r And intermediates stations 9o n
Gi0p .,,,. .n... -, ,rr h,,,ad n. .v,Aerps
iDos' not run ssODd w. DOUGLAS supsnsudea.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-23

NEW-YORK, NEW-HAVEN, AND HART
~ PORD RAILROAD.-N,wYors and NeEHsyer Dlyison 49,,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING NOVEMBER 2l 1873.
Passenger station Sewiork Grand Central Depot hnanee "a
TRAINS LEAVE SEwYoRK - -, ,
For New Haven 1905 BB I 1888 m %|1 kbrl jus lnL
355 4:3, Sl5, 80 (ELl and g. 10 tBEl ID, oo
For BRIDGEPORT 70 s:o9 (Br sus ll;S u H'|' 'hhI '"
FOR Mlfori and saoti T5 j3 m; s5s, 4,a and %
Fairfield Southport and westpOr, 7O6 $685. ' H.; '''
'T5 sob s5rrss 7os 500 Ok sOs Il,3 l12o tBr Soa
Hr) 955 43J Erl S3i s3s 800 (BI) aud 10 tEL p m
Por stamford 7:oS sos IN Sos 1908 ll53 l2;s5 lRI)
30 tELl 1855, i3S (EL 455 a.J oOS % -. ' ILL b.,
,ppng Rochelle POr Caesier and WV (sLl D. % stop
ping at Mount Vernon Manlsronsef and Rye "a. ,ooo t,,
For wich and nemeiAe Stations I;cS' S;Vo "0' ''
n g:lj 1855 ass $50. sO3, 6:9s. 711 NJ s.x
SUNDAY Mail Centrr D.o
iOrt at 7os for Boston VI. sppsnsa spe, i B1spo and
at so p for Boston shor. Line stopping al MOUNT
A'@Af0D''' ANU CONNECTING TRAINS.
Por Boston VI. spnbq6eld 8:Os a. To-; 3O8 and aos
For Boston via Shore Line, l2:2J, $40 p m ,o.oo
For Hartford and Springfield 6:US M IE:@'' '''' s 0'0' a"
Tor Newport r. l., 8.03 a m. ,. .c,.,,
Por Conhecea River Rsro.d sos m 1919 pm to Greenheh
900 p IN, TO Montreal and White Mountains oo, - ,,.s -
For Haori Providence And Phhn Railroad s;o zizi pm
POr shore Line Rawsy Al sO5 Norwich and Provdenee
p:!J SO8 70 hswLondoa and NoIsiSa, ans "a 49,, RaS
For He-Havsn and Northampton Railroad s'O' H. ' M "
Po YsSa1sa aSiIsso"a and wim'uao Railroad (Af Lael
Por Housatosie Railroad eos l. m. and 1903 p m u.
Po Nausa.uei Railroad s09 3Oo n sHd t''' u ""
For Danbury and Norwlh Railroad 7s aOS and 'S 1879
For shepaug Valley Railroad via DnOuy ana S0r"h H. H. '
an Oman Railroad s;os a. m I2;l1 4Ja and so
Commaous attached TO os ana SsIO
snd sunday mail trains on etaerlne ~
Passengers procure tickets 70 Pon re,eha 0,sr ,1' rI % a.
NE Grand Central Depot cor Forty SP, Espres No 90
Broadway and No Cosrtst BroofJni and o. ea,.S ~
have their baggage esed Sr ,1o ,aony sun Div
New-York tribune., 1873-01-23
alarble ano SlaIe Mdniels.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW-
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BR RECEIVED AT rHB UffOWs
OPFICEs Nos Thirty sscoad joS West fSeasy
st. up p N regular Saos rstes
KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
IA. sG WORKS ia and J Bast Eighteenth 81 Marble AMI
Mante ng Marble Coanters hoaansas o. pnee' Iha
defy competition Marble taruias for the trade
CTEWART's SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- ,,xtnt desRaa Slate ~ evsrT desrpuoa AARBLB aad
MOOD MASTKIs 7. r. STEWART Co., 40 Aai "a West
Twentr tbrdsL. se'enths'e
New-York tribune., 1873-01-23
GouarInersnlp Noiltes.

A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE New
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BR RECEIVED At THE DPiOWh
OPPICBs Nos 5 Tbryecondst, S West I"eaJihra
At up to D. m regular oLcs rates.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-23

OYTiCE 6y TIN PAExEgs LoAS AND TRusr COsPlSI
Is RrcHASGK Wuuas-sI, Nav loSK Jan "a l51
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of THREE
"A PBK the capital stock Of tbs Compsny hs been de
rl,rsd pavabe Feb. l. GBO. r. FITCH. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-23
printing

- ERs .ud BL Asx BOOK MANUFACTURERS No - Paton-.
ACCOUNT BOOKS o any palteSn ordsrs solicited.
HBsRY L. sLOTK JONATHAN JANIS
New-York tribune., 1873-01-23
Dipioeno Notltes.

A RE YOU INSUREDF
~ oE RureEHs PRs lNsuEAScE Co.
No. l80 CHATHAHSquARE.
worth Moiists.
THIRTY SEVENTH DIyIDEND.-The Board o. Directors b
declared regular Dividend Of EIGHT PER CENT Aod eIt
Dividend Of TWO PER CENT. payable February lst lsl@
JOS. ". DUGLISS Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-23

Nos 100 lNp lo2 BROADWAY. EEwYoRK, Jan. "a 1873.
SFMI-ANNUAL INTEREST DIVIDEND
!. na,.hle ~ dem.u CYRUS PECK. Secretary.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-19
LEGAL NOTICES.
Warning Order.

Justices Court, Monroe Township, Mis-i-
sippi Cuirn'y. Arkansas
Erwin Mccollan. lPlaintif.
William Lawrence, \Dcfendant
The Defendant William Lawrence is warr.ad to
appear in this Cour, within thirty days and an
swer the complaint Of the Plaintiff
July llth lsi2 Jamc- X. p IIalc, J. i.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-19

IFS Reverend Pastor, who KNOWS
My suggestion is as good as ms at
least until q better one isproduced.
Jackson has certainly incurred the
divine displeasure because his first
church was burned and Il hurricane
destroyed the last one. Besides,
the members do not hold him III
very high estimation. | acknowi-
edge the authenticity Of my letter
of the 9th of May, denouncing
Jackson for swearing to q positive
fnIshood. If | was guilty Of prac-
ticing fraud at the election, 1t
was his sworn duty rs judge oi the
election to punish all perpetrators
of frauds. SO accordingto his own
statement he becomes pari'eeps
crimjnis, and is equally guilty OF
practioins fraud, and also ofperJu-
nv. For which treachery he says
he is amply paid for, and | am in
formed he intends to leave the
county next fall. So mote 1t be.
In conclusion allow me to say to
my friends in Mississippi County
that intend to stay with them un-
i'll the last vestigc of corruption is
wiped out and shall do all in my
power to bring about harmonious
and concentrated action Of both
white and black, and all conflicting
elements, to crush out the base,
selfish, unscrupulous and mercenary
rule we have been subjected to.
Ny watchword shall ever be, "Put
uonc but honest, tried and trusty
men on guard" In so doing | hope
to receive the hearty cooperation
of all worthy citizens, and am sure
that such noble champions OF the
right as Capt. McYeigh, Col, Ed
rington, Rainey, Matthews and 9TH
ers will aid to the utmost Of their
ability.
Very Respectfully,
PETER MITCHELL,
The Osceola times., 1873-07-19
The Mounds.

We will state for the information
of Col. Dupre, Of the Appeal that
his friend Capt. McVeigh recently
made a tour over Chlckasawba, in
this County in search of informa-
tion on the subject of Moundbuild-
ing. He examined three or four
mounds, but we do no. tnow
whether he intends to bay Them or
not. Ecscemed very much pleased
with the great mound on tho Cooke
place, and VIC feel confident that #
Col. Dupre will pay freight and
charges, he will buy it and send it
TO him. Our readers may judge OF
the Captains zeal when we tell
them that he actually walked q
mile in the blazing hot sun TO look
at it, and worked fer about an hour
digging into it for pots and vessels.
He was however, unsuccessful IN
his search.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-19
The News.


A dispatch from Madrid ofthe
l4th says that the insurgents in
CartaSenia are masters ofthe entire
town with the exception Of the
arsenal. 1t is feared that the latter
cannot hold out long, and with the
ships in the docks will fall into the
hands of the insurgents. Contrcras
is reported to be the leader of the
insurrechon. The minister of war
has left Madrid for Cartagenias, but
Nt last accounts WAS unable to pro-
cccd beyond the station ut Palmas,
They are stiil having stormy
times in France. A cable telegram
of the 18th says: The sitting in
the assembly to-day was unusually
disorderly. A bill was before the
chamber authorizing n permanent
committee during the recess to
sanction prosecution against the
insultcrs of the assembly. During
the discussion Of this measure there
was an indescribablc tumult.
Here is what it costs to be crazy
or kill man in New York. The
Herald of the 18th says: Bills for
medical attendance on George
Francis Train, aggrcgating 81 800,
were presented to the board of
supervisors. A report was made
in favor of paying the claims of,
some $1,000 expenses in the pvose-
cution of Stokes.
Cholera, while reported "dead"
in Memphis and Nashville still is
maxim. its ravagcs in those cities.
The last advices from Khiva con-
firm the opinion expressed III these
columns Il short time since. The
capture Of the capital has been
promptly followed 10y the voluntary
surrender Of the Khan himself, who
appeared before Gen. Kaufman
end formally gave in his allegiance
as a vassal Of Russia. kaufman
Immediately appointed council of
administration to assist Khan in the
management of political affairs
during the stay of the Russian
forces, and perfect harmony is ap-
parently established between the
conquerors and the conquered.