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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-12-31

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the INSTANT kLESATOk. Yoa eas
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MANNER IT SAVES move than
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from ONE DRESS 30 ANUTHrR b
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pOzFN DRESSES.
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each. Send : stamps FIR postaes.
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IRE r. PREMIUM % ths psspca
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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-12-31
DEPART0 ENT o. THE INTERIOR,
IL GsNKRAL LAND OPFICE,
WARRINGTON, ID. e., October 81, 1874.
SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS IN KANSAS

SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS IN KANSAS.
What are known - the "Kan.as Indian Trust
Lands, embracing in AL I37, sos u acres, and the
.'riminshed Reserve Lands, EN- bracing Is, So
81 acres, making In the 2l6 S1S ~ acres,
situated in Morris county, in central Kansas,
about Cne hundred miles west OF the Missouri
River, are now icing sold under the provision Of
provisions OF this Act are, tina. the settlers the
''Trust Lands" whose claims have been hereto
fore approved by the Secretary of the Interior,
shall pay their lands the apprailed value in SIX
January I. 1873, the remaining installments bear.
ing six PEI cent. int,rest Them are 235 Of these
settlers who entitled To purchase these terms
. total number OF y $50. 81 acres.
The remainder Of the Trust Lands" and the
'.Diminished Reserve are, for Period Of ona
wear from the date Of this Act-naneiy, until
June Is, 1875 biect 10 entry by actual settlers
their apprsised value payment to b made, one.
mainder in three annual p.yments, drawing six
per cent. interest.
All the I.nds not sold before June y, 1875, in
the manner above indicated may be sold, in
amounts not to exceed one hundred and sixty
acres to any one person, At the aPpfased price;
such purchaser TO make payment. One-f urth at
the time Of the purchase, and the remainder in
three e lual annual instAllments bearing interest
At six per cent Where there 10 timber on thee
lands . bond will 10 required TO provide sgzinst
waste.
These embrace some Of the finest agricultural
land In Kansas. Their appraised value Is from one
to fifteen dollars per Full particulars in re.
gard to their cal. can b obtained BY addressing
Topeka, KaDsas; the Co@misi.ner Of the General
Land Once, or the Commissioner Of Indian
Attain, Washington. D. G., Who will furnish
copi.s Of the instrse governing the sale. snd
j. s. sUkDErT. Commi.iooer.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-12-31

spECLIA NOTICES.

- EACH WEEK. Agents wanted; particulars
- Lee. J. No.th 4 Co.. 81. Louis, No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

weren
and carloads held from Monday scarcely SO head
sold Arrivals todsI were IL cars or 2g1 head and more than 80
light and sales slow reduction from Monday Of about sc
The limited transactions include Cherokee cattle at %
a ,isc al 2 10, to dress SIS TO So 10
The subOnd reported sale. include dOve' that partly sold
s%.s G aS ~sIs Ores. - '1O deer;
lie 10, dress 81 nj 81 do ia cwt {. loaall ac and 10
Fitch Bray g Koa. 81 Ohio .,,te e,a e~, a.
e. To- "a % to dTs.s g 70 SSoi do S sr
Charles Kahn for Furst SO fat Kentucky cattle est average
B. Dudley for Morris Co.. IS Iino, strong cw
$ schue Morris, wai1s. Co, 1i3 illinois steers, 6'aa
M,'s" iS5 Mg5F; Co 80 Illinois se5i 7 IA Sst :,
.. Il o To- % sIs Co. s1 as. ?o Is s', g.
NJ e Gods@ith n for Morris ws,e Co. part late on no,day Ga
smooth line 3c: steer 6S 10. y RsF D. 10 es.
do cwt a, i2ai2ai IS ordinary DO 6ls cv diic Il
900 weight average SIG 10 to dress So Ii to the
l04dllc per ~ aud 10 do strong z cw ii &C. 10 dress
sGrsp AND L,sBs-Recepts yesterday and TO-DAY 10
5000 head Trade was far YESTERDAY at sustained PSe Sl te a
ton " fancy sheep were sel re per d. ana Sao' o.
Hume Elliott 200 sheep 70 II at 50 20 3 100
sheep Is 10 Gle Judd Buckingham sold 1886 State sheep rs
SwSR-AT, yesterday were IS Or 172l hogs. and to-day.
5sSs 81 ssIs $ f for i've hog 9@ os ifs
S S;s S .y wss at s. G6 100 cart load light ONO %
CHICAGO 2SReceipts for three daYs-Cattle GiOO; Hor
Sheep 1000 rather quiet grades offer
ing choice shipping held steadily h taking selected lots
Quotations 50 90d$6 30 for EXTRA - 5Oas % for choice
OdS5 40 for good 81 7JdS5 for fair ~ 2jdSi 90 for me-
in better demand aud bm at 81 5Oasl; TEXAN
quotabe So 50asi 10. Northern fed 81 7jdS3 for through
rove
request but qus rather good to choice held
- 50gSj ~ medium grades easier al - 3oaSo 4oi common
QuOtsbe at 80 - D.
request and 6rm prices higher s3 5Oaso 50 for
rnn o choice.
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The STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN Markets,

LoypoS Jan 2S-l2:30 m-Unted states FyeTventy bonds
1867. lOsls; Ten FoTtles 1854, New fiyes. 1924
LIVERPOOL jan 2S-l230 mCcca-Sslr, on the basis OF
Mdur Jpan nothing below Good Ordinary shipped January and
FEBRUARY al SD do shipped February aud Mrch, - l6i
DO do deliverable February I'D do. do deliverable February
and March. At 134d A.,
LIvgRPooL 2S1 m.Coton is dull and depressed Mid
ding Ipands I'D Mddng Orleans, 80 sales l2OOO bales
eluiing 900 for sDecnaion and export
LIVERPOOL Jan 2o2 mO the Cotton sales to-day 500
hal Mddng Upland nothing
below Good Ordinary deliverable January. 7a Bresdstud.
oue Cheese y the best grades Of American fne
Bacon 40 p for Long Clear Mhes Snd 4l6 for Short Clear
Mddes.
Loyoos Jan. % Refined Petroleum l21i p gallon. go
LoYDoS % p m.Erie Railway shares, 43i2d43'4
Paris dispatches quote Renies al 5Sf IL 2r.
FRASkroRr 2-Unsed State. FveTwen bonds 81 g for the
issue o. 1862
LIynRroo JAN 2s-5 pm-Cottou-Scs tie bass Of Mid
ding Upands nothing Good Ordinary, deliverable March, at
7S.d Corn. Al T. quarter.
Lospoy jan 2Skyening-CommOn Bosn, 7i9Gs ewt LIN
G29 $3.50 Spirit, Turpenne - 1888 = cwt
LIVERPOOL, jan 25-Brenng-Sprts TarpentiDe, 81 c~L
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING Thu
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND PULL-POwERBD STEAMSHIPS
Ealing New York SATURDAYS from Liverpool 90 THURS
DAYS ca linz Al Cort Hsroo- each wsv
BALTIC. SAICkDAf. Feb Z at 300 D.
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. Feb IA 3OOpm
REPUBLIC SATURDAY. Feb 81 AZ 800
ADKIATIC, SATURDAY. Feb ~. 800 pm
CELTIC. SATURDAY. March Z. At 800
rou nc Do q Ferry. Jersev CV,
Passenger for ell clsse uunysed combining
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT.
Saloons state bahooms IN midAhp -
where least sll ad sswardessss aeo"ps'
these sesnerA =.
kATEs-ssiooa $50 Tickets 81 40 fo'd sefste
$50 ' feais roa me oo 'S1'''
can Gov Obtain sersxe prepaid serthcaiss $50. eane'
Passengers hooked from ali psru o, AnencA s~
Noruay Sweden. India. Australia CHINA ke
Drafts ~ spvsrl- 49,. c~-...,..
ter aspecs,os other ia0assoa es
secsS hN ~ bsvsawas, hsu'lstk. Vo@'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29

,..,u,.a IL fbe above are 1870 bales to srrive. NJ,
Co. sivey the market early the day wss &c lower VI
s W.. recovered " h good demAnd sales as follows all Oh oa''
SALE. les. evening J'nu;5 POO u ' ,,l lsog 300
Nv 90 / 500 Is 7l6c; 500, Is 1885, Apnl 500
IS sgSsc 100 i57ss NAV t6 600 10 2 nSo ~
&c ~ 90 100 lG S2c June 300 l6Ac tos oVv0 ", oN
s.o. tod. % Ja9p 100 = LIS lOU 4 100 765
isiiiSe 500 II 2i,S2c; 100 Ia lll6e LOO 81 tSo
IL iI6c POO IA 1882; 200 Ia Hi5s3 SoV 200 ID a
800 ID si6c 100 IA 1885, 1000 u o SlSs go
100 is 1922 IS 7o9 10 ll t 800 100 Il sS
100 iSl 100 9s2 500 - 5et lOo aoo l iS1
$40 rs Lie 100 is 2lS2e 100 l5aic 200 10 lSitc
800 IS Is S2e 100 152sci 500 10 2552ei 22U0 1oi
800 is " Ma, 200 10 81 400 l6l4e 200 10 o$ go
i6Isa 100 rs 7.33c POO, l6c june 400, 10 gl6c Ipo
rs 1882; 1884, July 100 10 l5l6e total 81 @oo bales
srspd total A.. 200 bales -,
PIoR AND hBALThe inquiry for Flour is limited The Medium
hsttx is Az, extremely Suber6ne
supply steady Shipping Extras fairly active d strong
A, s most grades, except NO and
ch comparatively the o" and MEDIUM
grades lower pne have beeniacei sales OF SooO bb
Wa mat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29

bsies '~'''' '"'p"eh's Nosi ose'' "''-' '-'-'"
I5s. IN. Mdt Jan 2sEcot:en nemns u,sh.nrsd hddans
40 sse gross ~ 67 bales. coswise g35i bales
ovV pses last evening $500 bslesi stock 203 367 bales
.snNssIVs JAN 2S-Cotton Middhng 14sIloc !; Low
noong IA iac; Good Ordinary l3s.d137s receipts
bates - - -'
oAL,Nohs jan 2SCoon dull and nominal Mdfng. 10 B'
Low Mddhng, Ha9l4S-. Good Ordinary i3asc.;
Colds Wy bales eIpo 27l bales sales 2O5 baesi
spinness % bslesi stock, 149l5 bales
BOSTON Jan 2S-Cotton duk Mddnr l6isc net receipts o.
gross o2s bales exports Great Britain, OH bales ses
5OO bsles stock 5000 bales
n,AssAH jan 2SCoon nominal Mdiins 10 vi net receipt
sv4l bales exports TO the Continent G5l4 eoswse, 33i
oales; sales, ,O57 baes stock, 104, $40 bses
noV.'iLLE, jan 2H-Cotton dull Mddng l5c. .
oui. Jan s-Cotton easier but not quo'sbv Lover gooo
sales H. 50 bales
MOBILE Jan 2s-Coon quiet ard Mddlng 15tc ne,
receipts 335 bse exports eoswise 992 bales; sales, looo
balesi STOCK "a, 035 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29
DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD. the GREAT


1 TRIsK LINZ UNITED STATES NAIL koUIB
Of Desbrosses and coranas -
follows 49,, G., -,
man Pa Car, attached $3.50 m D. and $50 sunday %
aud S.3OD. .. A..
E,ors, Tor PSiadephs $40 80 1880 L. s. $50.
D. m and ~ sunaay. s. GlO $40 sai M Enl<aas
FOR feoton q. 100 a. $40 aOd 6:lo N. sunday clio
For News. at D. $3.50 1920 7:4o 800, g. 10 IL ~
a $50. 4:l0 30 >. 520 5;iO o. 6:lV $50. Y.
7I0 10 IL 80 and IL night Sunday. $50 6lO sad
For ~ s,be,s 6. $3.50 720 TAO 500 o. 10 H. IL
l. . 2:3D $40 $40 4:l0, 4:30 500 $40. q. $40 $50.
1870 $40. 10 1880 and IL pight sunday 5:20 6lO
Par RaawsT O. $50 1920 800 10 m. IL N. l. O. $50.
$40 O.. O:lO, $50 $40. 10 p n
and II ght SUNDAY. J:20. ADD 6:l0 D. m
For Woodbridge Perth Amboy and soaa Auboy sDd I'D Ne
~, Nv I,ra,sei 30 aud 500 L. H. I'm = 3si0 $50
For kast Milestone. 500 A.. IN. IL uoon AMI $3.50
kor Lamhertyile snd Pennington $3.50 IN. snd
PorP n BeyLene 3 and 4 o.
Burngtol ami Csnien ~ ae' vow
m. l2:30 ,. $40, 4. and 10 D.
ForF Freehold. ~ IN, 2 sgd q D. ".
For Farming ll sand squsn. l;2O m shs -"
FOR Pembertou and camden, g. and 100 m ,a,x "A
1ya. .,,,,e a, hox,; Psoarxh 500 m is3o 49,
7.3S m daily. IS daily except McnaAr rrom
80 5:i5 apd l021 SUNDAY ovo
.ni ice17 q m From Pbiadelpha 5:22 500 300 ivdo.
H., M 6iS j;l5 sos. S:4t. 1927 IN SUNDAY o'z1s
"y 49, om S6 as5 27 and 9ii Broadway No. Ae hseses
~ D,So..,s and Coradts smsrsnt Ticket omce Ne
sna ioo' VI o''0 A. CAsSAT-r. Geeess' Manager
Dn nW koYp H. Gen. Pass Aseat
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v.~..--~-sr,r Luisi 3. Rosa
3o70s
oDNppaI MARKET REPOhi'

wEpNEspAf JAP
.suxsPsss are srn and in fair demsaa' ss' "
are issssa uf. PRAS-As rather eaer sales OF Low
In bali 81 40 . I'm, .t,,dy only note sales oil
~ 80 =, R.ltmor, on pntse le's va o-s,1
IoVv .t o5Ioa25ar; Pair d. go40I Vs 80. ger,
az ..S Pru. Csrsoes 2sha2S'e Al goa NM not Tsoor,ed
s,st, ssIe OF 375 bags hsrsesieo per O'''e' U" WING Nv
"a eAspv IN OF vesterua u ~ M and nre., are
COTT0N-TTsde III spot Cotton y snn 'eP u"' '"' f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29

RICK continues steady with quiet d the s to-day 80 casks
Carolina fs 80 bbs Louisiana ct 7adSc and 200 bags
RsnEoon at 7kd7Sc
sRRDSCO'r ese and seve sales Of 500 bags primo
Gle. 10 store. Timothy dull at So 25d$3 50.
sTRARlN fm bu que sales Of % Western prime at 92
with that price bid for CITY.
SUGAR-The market strong oud offerings light sales to-
day embrace about 200 hhds via $50 hid. Cenfag at
$50 hhds Muscovsdo and Ccntgss sassy $50 hhis Good
Common Refining 7. aud $50 hhd Centrifugal At S' we
Fair Good Refining Refined Sugars steady
sr Powdered Crushed and Granulated quoted l0 As S
BIS. 9Nc.; Extra Cs. 9d9ixc., and Ca. SSG9c.
TALL0W less but market sales 81 $4,000 N fair to
prime ouotovn stock within the Of s67 3l6 and az bb
choice do at Ter. IL hhds Country at 7asc. 1890.
WHISKY and her sales OF 600 bills 81 and 90 bbs
Alcohol at 81 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
i GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES OF FREIGHT and PAsSAdr,
viii Per A.
River New Yorr Aspinwan a, II O'Clock follows
FEB. 7-RISING STAR CAPT. Jones' for freight only 49,,
FEB II -COLOS. W. Hudson for and regh'
2RACAPULCO Capt GRAY for PASSENGER and freight
Connecting with the large and splendid steamship o.
Line for San Francisco IhmGs with steamers
for Central American and South Pacific
RATES or PASSAGE
10 ssu Francisco 800 10 currency ACCORD
ing o location. -
New-York to San Francisco Steerase. 500 edehfY' y -
Japan aud tmns s'e san riane' W
he Is Of month
PAWS Pier AZ, North River foot Of .ansl ST.
RUFUS HATCH H. . D' s,,,;
President ana MANAGING Director onpenhIeodeht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29
WOOL MARKET.

Bosros, Jan 28There continues srm feeling for Wool
WIN lar demand Fleeces request and Extra and Douos
hia ONO and Pennsyvnia from 53 to 56s ~
and Michigan fleees at 50d53o Cobng Desne Feeces AZ
55d6Oc according quality Pulled Wool is demand at pnes
ranging from 4Oc 56c for supe6ne AMI Extras and Spring CAN
fonia has been IN demand at 20d3Jc T. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD.

SUU
- NOrICk -
Dee. l. 1873. vail Soash b<ath'~s
I'm follows (Sandsvs sxcspted): .a.~
For Pstehesos iasrusliaie stsaons st sSoA
for IsIp and Intermediates $50 and q,
Babysa sauoss Of S3o - - 49, '"
and p a.a. . - "a d q
For herriek and intermediate stahsns (" e''v -
ssd en-, ,.... ...t,.>a A ASo q =
T., o. Aad p =. .,s.o.
Ssssas wa,ss lsAvs DsaAsss e. as ~ ssxu su,e.HA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29

-. onot1f.ops bsse1 90 IOItOn u sVTt Tu'uINs
" -. nj, /. grsde above below the Grade ou0ie1
eS' sILEs yOs PRssxsT DsLlEEkh
Eys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29

CTONINGTON LINE FOX BOSTON. VIA
PROVIDENCE
Tn. steamers RHODE sLANp usssss tsers
,aS SARRAGANsBrr Aordsy Weshesaa ssS
ss.,, rom Pier 80 North River oo Of js,s, daily xesr ZEE
o., Al n arriving 10 Boston ahead VI al other hneA
i.s,. s al, ss al Onees aud s,st<rssu -
% AZ n, onoss Of wesHos Eypes. Co. at 3l9 Boadvs.
1. W. PiLkiNS. D. .. oAn'oeA '~
Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29

NEw-YORK. Jan. 2. 1914.
The Trustees conformity the charter OF the Company submit
the following Affairs the Sst Of December 1879
Premiums reee Marine Risks, from lst January,
1873 3ls December 1873 &65ll,lli ~
Premium, on Policies marked January 1873 222G0 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29

RRlDGEPORT, and gil points on HousatSnie
- and Es.s..es Railroads. y.e o. ss.ss LAcEA s sss
ss% steamer f ssr Del s.isss ''
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
station Nrys ss 90. Il tux = SEWN. E
ssg Branch ss ss =:
s T =. Ss Vent v. cs. D .' ~. s"s
wa" WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
5:l5a m-Snv' TnAs for k.-soo seshes.m Bath Aiisssss
9%-w. Tr,ia for F.~nstea Bsrasr. ms.es cs.s
Is ss,o:r c cs..s Hst sassa s
,s.a HrasSs1s .. T.:
s aston, e.. ss .s SsT.. ais.s IN
1870. %.T T,.a Tor s sG%sIny. x,,.. Bath An.u
xi ,%sS Sh1a. M.sss; c ~ Hssoa %.sS
ing sSsT %k s9'is sPf s pl aSs.a
$3.50 %-ws Tf.Ia o. Pl.i.asa A., Nj .., Co.
.i,s Ds'; Lsss sad West "a
sSs%sS WV i;' #, .; ssr si;,I;:m
$50 m-syssss ErrRss d.I, for R~,oo. Be'bise. As'
to.n. Reading Harrisburg Piitsbargh Chicago se
go % D. M For S' pa iSs si"''v''s
s i9 % %x ftaIs q, ss Sa::ss
ID % Ff,S SO st' sss
AS. 40 4 Is s:l5. $50 5s j. 60 90 siis
1880 SIS 9'i' 1890 ih4'p KICKER s.,. ..a s.,.
H. P BmDwrs General Passenger Agent
ERlE RAlLWAY:-WINTER ARRANGE
berss. Depot lOr 2ns see noe beion D. n,-,
900 m-CincnnaH and Chicago Dr Express Dnstsxhs'n
lo45 msrprc.s Mail for Buffalo and s,sa, ras seepss
7p N (Dar-Parsc Btpre.. the West, sssplas CosA-s
through Bad,lo, Niagara Fails Cincinnati Detroit AL Gu age
without change.
PoT Jerv, soO 900 1880 loi5 49, i6 80 asA
Goshen and Mddetowp 70 800 1880 900 iosts
a m 3.i5 $50 1880 and ~ The 900 an lO;t) a..
sni 80 trains connect at hddieto"n NTH SeS'fo" AID 10
Midland Railroad
Eesbuyh, 1880 and l0:4j Q. M. snt 4 80 p m.
suffer- Gas & 1880. 'l03O aud 10:i5 3fj.
Ridsewooi Honotas Anesd,le and , Rsm.sy. 10 6is s.
$50 io:S 1912 St1 3 g. c ios 90 idits 10
a. M ~ las, 3:l5 3;45. 4 4;t5 5il3 49, II.
Sl5 1890. and .li:3 NJ and ~ s,,srtaV nEs, oaJ . a
ana 10: 80 o. ~ SATURDAY. ghts 80 - -.
Rasbe Psrk and Passsc, olj, y 1880 10 1850. IL
NOON .it5,. a. 5;l5 $50 BIB l0'3O s9i .lL3OG%
and6 IN and ~ Saturday nights only. .
Epgewooi g. 49, and $50 l30 3 rs, Ais, f;t5 so.
$50 and '7ts q 3, m -, s9a ~ SATURDAY asA en- Al. $40 s
and 7 as o m, and IL SATURDAY nights cnlY.
spahi 5, .. 10. and $3.50 l:3O 3l5. fl1. f4o Dr.
| $50. HAS D. m and IL saturday ngats oniy.
Piermon y 49, $3.50 1880 3lJ. fsJ. o3J.
$50 t7:45 p IN snd IL SATURDAY nignis onlr;
| Sprng Valley and Way. 3 and $780, IN. +:f1
Clambers.st halls hours hsys
Is minutes earlier han shove tine tfhns es.af
Chabes- quarter hours leave rsey q 80 minns esIhss
Boats leave Twenty thnis 1890 and 1880 connecting
leaving hours spt IL
| mdneb trains start from Ch,mbers-st only. .
Tickets apartments III Drawing NOON sn sss9n
Baggage be ie the CompsnTs oh-2ii ~ AMI JoI
BsJwsU 0nehundei nd-tsenty 6''hst aud Ihniars
Court st. Broosn; At th- Company D'v ana o. Assh' ""s
pnns ,svnisy. ony t.Sundsvs Miiletova only
'DA" no n ABBOTT Geasr,l Passenger Asra,
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. Fare,
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SIX per cent interest outstanding certificates OF profits will be
paid to the holders thereof legal representatives and AMER
TUESDAY, the 80 OF February neIt
The the OF 1870 will be redeemed and
p, to the thr legal representatives. on and after
TUESDAY 30 February from which date all Interest thereon
will he produced the time OF payment and
Cancelled Upoa certificates which issued for gold premiums tbs
payment Of interest AMI redemption will be in gold
dividend 40 per declared on the net earned premiums Of
the Company the ending 3lst December 1873 for which GER
ss, will be issued on and after TUESDAY the 7th Of April next
Rv ori., Of the Board j. H. CHAPMAN, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29

BGas-The market remains VERY
ersl sdvices from the country prices
- Ill M -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29

COTTON-Trsde IN sRo' Oo'''n $3.50. ''
Isia ise v 10 ioHeH ','tn. .,sn.mA Ses.OrlesnA Te
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OFFICE OF THE
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company,

Dated Jsnuary %. 1874.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29

Cusssn-There continued q good
bet 70 strong d sbout former pdces
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-08

Illuminated the distant landscapes
The villages lying adjacent to the en-
clrcling lines were spots Of brlllianeyi
everywhere was light, cleaning, glow
Ing, sparkling, shining out upon the
thrOngod streets, over the parks aud
gardens, reflected IN multiplied glory
from the bosom Of the "Blno Danube
aud stretching far out Into the shadows
Of forest and hill, "While overhead
bent the blue sky, dewy aud soft,
sprInkled with gold dust aud breathing
fragrance
From all The country around come
IN reports Of grand illumlnallons, IeS'
tal parAdes aud exhibitions Of various
characters but nearly every town and
hamlet throughout tho whole land,
over which Francis Joseph rules, was
illuminated aud one can well imagine
that, II IN icrla yoyager was passing
over Austria upon the evening OF De-
cember lst he would naturally en-
claim, ''ro the people who sot In dark
ness, great light Is sprung up" aud
we can find nomore fitting words with
which to close this article than those
Of tho Imperial diet, when they re-
celved the news Of the access of the
young emperor to the thrones "Lcng
live the constitutional emperor Francis
Joseph ~ WELT AussTELLuNd,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-08

WE call upon tho Legislature to pass
u Joint resolution 10 raise commission
Of three tried men to make n thorough
examination into the affairs OF the
land office, That establishment, rs
heretofore run, IL reelSlng with corrup-
ton. We almost daily meet with evil
dences of the fact, Papers have been
with IMMUNITY, withdrawn from the
Office by unknown men for thcpurposc
OF swlndlIng widows and orphans OF
their rights. Forged transfers arc
abroad IN the land, II let alone aycar
or two more viii destroy confidence In
Texas land titles Stuck away In a
single spot Of the country, we have
learned enough to make us believe That
fraud Ii rampant with regard to head
right certificates ind county warrants
Men walk the streets, who ought TO be
IN thopeniIentiary, Appoint IN able,
hightoncd commission TO investigate
and publish all the facts, Sunlight
hurts no honest man.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-03-08

hut had done q kindness TO Two
honorable but eXtrayagonl young men'
During their stay In Marshall an old
citizen Of Dallas-then u young man
lust from fonnessee-hod repeated
contests with Lord Stanley At billiards
We refer to the Hon, Nat NJ Bur
ford
Now the question is, IL that Lord
Stanley tho present earl Of Derby,
second officer In the cabinet of Great
Britain
Our opinion IA that he ia the same
amooth-faced youth 10 whom Plnkney
Henderson furnished the needfnl IN
Marshal In lsl7.