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Wilmington journal., 1875-07-30
Gained Fifteen Pounds of Flesh.

SOUTH BERWICK, ME-, Jan. u, 1872.
II. K. STEVENS. ESQ:
IIear Sir nav had dyspepsia in its wors'
form for the last ten years, and have taken
hundreds OF dollars worth of III sdicine without
ootaiuing my relief. In Sc, rember last com
meme q akins tflr V EHETINE since which tim
my hs.lth has 1t Idly improved
NV tool tiige-'s we |, aud have gained fit
teen p"nnd- OF aesh. There are several Others
in thi- place taking the VEGsTINE al have OBJ
tn lined reief.
Yours, trr rly,
THOMAS +. MOORE,
Overseer card room, POr IsmOuth Co : Mills.
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coon EVfDENCE

ZINC NNATt, Nov. 26, 1872
MR.. H. X. STEVENS:
:Iear SIR The two bottles of VEGETINE fun
nishtd me by your ag mt nv wife has used with
gre It benefit For long time she has beeu
troubled wi II diZLlness and co Iiventse; these
troub' now entir ely removed by the
EkGEPINE.
She WAS Also troubled with dyspep ia Il
general debility, and has been greatly bene-
fitted.
THOMAS GILM IRE,
291 Walnut st.
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NAV 13 -d&w If.
State of North; Carolina


Office OF Clerk OF the Superior Court.
Amos n. j ,hrson, Administ at"r. with tn
Will annexed, OF Bright j ohnson, deceased
Over Fl. john.on, Bfzzell johnson aHt wiz
Eliza johnson, kebccca Rillett, james =
DAVIS Ond wife Cabitht, H les nt ann III
johnson, EHz .heth Cooper. Ii e. p
Owen and wife i;.r1iUe, J. u Garter AMI
wife Elbr;dge &. Ward and VIE Mary 81
WAR. Hers nf stephen johnson, EilZ tneth
Johnson Sarah j tne j N l1ol, Sanu-l N.
johnson and stephen W. Thomas johnson
TOALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
XYOU are hereby notified that mns \ -J9hn-
x son has filed rs ina account f"r III" sr'fIr
meni OF the es at or BT gi't JOHNS L. teceased
i'll Esv Off ce, and you are rely COmmaHie't
to he and appea- at office on the AiSf day O
August, A. ID. 1878, when said accom- ut VII tie
passed upon Ana 1t further a+l'o airing to the
Court affidavit OF a mos n. .'oEi~pl, ihHl
the heirs OF stephen johnson, eceaseG. viz 4:
Elizabeth johnson. sarah Jane johnson.
samuel X johnson and Stephen " hoWa-
JuhnRUn are nOn-rr S:drnts, living beyond thc
limits ot the State as he is informed IN Bu'ieT
county, i'll the StaIe of Georgia. Il l. o1 der' d
that publication be made IL rhe Wilmington
=" eeklyJ journal for the space of SIX weeks
comm aHGing them 10 he anA appear At the o.
flee OF the Probate Judge, Il object II rh-y de
sire, he 3I-t day OF lust, 4 ID, s. ,, att'l
they sh all be heard
Done office in Clinton, the 24th day oi
June, A D., 1873.
-. \. CUL8RETH, "lark
Superior Court OF : Sampson 90 snty-
july 2 We
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CAUTlON-N oTIGE-Ihet tENUINE EDITIt Il
Life and LabOrs OF
LlVln @ > t on e,

(fnciud'ug the 81 asst Journals y unfolds
vividy his thirty years strange adventur
also the curIosities, wonders and wealth OF til ii
maTv IouS country, ard IS absolutely the only
new. conn Vrte work. Hence, 1t sells lust
think. u 100 first weeks Agents success
would A.. onish y"u. more wanted send for
and positive IrOof OF genuIneness.
HUBBARD BkO~., Publishers
I23 Samp st Piila Pa.
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APPROPRIATION,

III Z IUI Y II L = Y w
CHARLEsToW Nj ASS, March IL, 1869
ii. X. SIEENS, Esq:
This Is toc-r.ity that have used your g Blood
Preparat. on " VEGETIHR), i'll my family for
several years and think that, for scrofua or
Gankerous Hnmors or Rheumatic affections.
it cannot lie excellei; and as blood purifier
and sprirg medicine, 1t is the hest thing 4 ever
used and have used almost everything l
can chee fully recommend it TO any one in
need OF such a medicine.
Yours respectfully.
MRS. "A. "A DINSMORE,
- Russell street.
VegetIne Is sold by ALI Druggists!
july 2a4w
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PRIMO >GAln AtE HnTsPs:
AqKHsA% & 90 3II strnadNtas
FAJk INKS CO., IG6 isfi;ip ore 81. RaI-
timOre. Nd
FAIFBANKs X co, 81 camp ~tr"-t, New Or
itars
FAI. BANKS g Co. e3 Main street, i:nf~ o,
FAIRBaNks & Co. ssS Broadway, Al IL.
Y.
FAIRB KEs & Co 2G3 It Paui'sst N,ntrc4i
FAIRBANKS & Co., "a King William Iu!:
don Eng.
FAIKRAnKs BROWN & Co, Milk ST, Roe
ton, Mass
FAIRBANxs & EWING, Masonic Hall, Phila-
deiphiH, Pa
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & %, Ill Lake 81, Chi
cago
FAIRBANKS, NopsE & Co, I3o Wal ut Street
Cincinnati, Ohio.
FAIRBANks, MoKsH & Co, 1s2 Superior St.,
Cleveland, Ohio
FA1RBANKs, MohsE & Co., As Wood Street,
Pittsburgh
FAIRBANKs MoRsB s. Co., 5th and Main St.,
Louisville.
FAIRHAnKs q Co, sO2 and 3O4 Washington
Avenue, st T. .uiS.
FAIRBANKs & HUTCHINSON, San Francisco,
For sale by leading Hardware Dealers.
june 91-d&w-10w- cod
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HOMESTEAD


rest on any better grounds. Judge
Reid in Garrett VS. Cheshire, decided
at June term, 1873, 50 N. @. Rep. 396,
calls attention to the act of 1866 and
1867, ch. 81 p. 81, where a homestead
OF 100 acres, including a single dwell
ing and out houses is allowed, and
that, too, without regard to value, and
the same is continued after the death
of the father until the youngest child
attains twenty-one years of age. The
same act is also most liberal in the ex-
emptions of personal property, and
this act was passed by Conservatives,
on the 9th day of February 1867, a
full year before a negro could poll a
vote or the Radical party had a foot
hold in the State. For that party then
to claim the paternity OF those meas
ures, is false pretence which no man
of respectability will set up.
It may be asked why they were not
made Unconstitutional provision" be-
fore 1868. For the simple reason that
such a provision was not necessary, as
the whole subject was within the prov
ince of the Legislature, and secondly.
because We had never before been full
ly impressed with the need of it.
Although the slaves had been emanci-
pated, yet in 1866 cotton and all other
products were selling at prices never
before attained, and every man thought
he had a fortune within his grasp.
But when in 1867 suits for debt
crowded the dockets, when crops failed
and products fell to ante-war prices,
and men saw their high hopes vanish,
and themselves reduced to beggary,
then it was determined to transfer
these benefcent provisions from the
statute book to the Constitution.
They belong to no party-they simply
grew out of the progress of events
and the exigencies of the times.
I have detained you longer than I
intended, and still must leave many
points untouched. congratulate you
again on this large and respectable
meeting, If we but sustain each 9th
er in this struggle; if we will but ap-
peal, and make known our grievances
to our fellow-citizens throughout the
State, we will not fail 10 secure relief,
and We may yet live to see North Car
olina redeemed, regenerated and dis
inthralled."
Wilmington journal., 1875-07-30

Put up only in Hue Boxes.
Il ID A N u ) Q RE K E NJ r. ID ".
For sale by Druggists generally, and JOHN
ITO \. HOLLOWAY & co Philadelphia, f n.
july IS 4w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-13
COAL! COAL! COAL!

DirEsBURG AND CAENSL, in large or
4 small quantities, at 1872 Main, ard 30 no
IS4 second street, tilt January lst, when we
propose dispensing with the uptown yard
ana secondary office, and combining our bust
ness 10 one office at 1872 Main street. aud our
new coal yard AT the foot OF Market street
country orders 10: casks OF carloads promptly
attended to.
Oct27 n. T. PACKER a co
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-13
THE annual report of the secretary of

THE annual report Of the secretary of
the Southern historical society, of which
General Jubal A. Early is president,
shows the following facts: The society
pcs. sses a nearly complete set Of all the
rspCr 5 printed by ths Confederate de-
psrtmenls, including the Presidents
messages, reports of battles, acts of the
Confederate congress and State govern
ments, etc. 1t has a s. full set OF man
uscnpt reports Of General Longstreet's
corps; the papers OF General J. Z. B.
Stuart; all OF General Ewell's reports; q
full set OF papers OF General s. d. Lees
corps, and many other valuable reports
OF Confederate officers. besides a num-
Der OF Federal official reports. The col
lection sls) contains the report to con-
gTess OF tie committee on the cOuduc;
Of the va; manuscript history OF Gen
erai Longs reefs corps, by General Z.
p. Alexander; a large collection o.!
pamphlets published during the wsr;
collection of mars Illustrating the move
ments of the armies, Presented by Gen
ersl Humphreys, chief engineer Of the
United states srmy, and msny other IL
terCsiing historical documents relating
TO the wsT and The ConSedtrIcy.
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". B.
MANUFACTURING JEWEEER,
AND DEALER N
SOLID GOLD CODES,
Ho. $40 Second street, szemphIs, Tenn.

WTATCHES, CLOCKS, Spectacl6s and Jewelry
w OF every description, ana OF best quality,
manu- 'actureT and sold at prices from five TO
fifty per cent. below Main street Prices Plain
Gold WEDDING and ENGAGEMENT r LNCjS
~ carats fine, al 81 80 per penByweight, and
all styles OF Fsncy Rings IN proportion. Oul
facilities for manufacturing are unequaled In
the city. Bring along your old COD, Silver
and Precious Stones, and get cash for them or
have them manufactured to suit your taste
Call and be convinced, before purchasing
elsewhere, that low rents and home manu.
factule are essential 20 good bargains. Par
ucuiar attention given TO repairing OF fine
Watches, Clocks aud Jewelry, and satisfaction
guaranteed. School Medals, Badges Seals
Jewels, Stencils, Etc, a speciality. Jewellers
sending their difficult Jobs 10 Eastern cities,
ANY piece OF Jewelry matched or duplicated
on short notice. oet2s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-13
CARE TO THE PUBLIC.

7 SHALL again visit your city at the above
4 me with my wonderful combination of
CIRQUE, Bsenagesfe aGd Aquarium. This
viii be on the occasion of my Fifty-Eourth
Annual Tour. Sipcs nv last visit l have
greatly augmented my Exposition, and, in ad-
dttion to the Menager1e and Circus heretofore
presented (Which the press and public have
always pronounced cOmplete), my collection
to day embraces many new and startling fea-
lures that have u o-'N" Fn-afOf0te been pre-
scented TO the public, sIuu wnIcn, I take pride
In announcing, are owned, controlled, man.
aged and exhibited by no other show than the
one that bears my name. Prominent among
these, and in addition To the usual variety OF
animals exhibited - - END OF ELE-
PHANI5, representing every species of that
animal. They will be harnessed to the Golden
Chariot of the COnquerors and driven through
the public streets, leading my Grand Street
Procession; four genuine African Zebras,
highly trained and educated; pair of living
Giraffes, the largest Eland in the world, and q
pair of Giant Ostr1ches. They are in addition
TO my school of Sea Lions, RhinocerOs. Yak
of Tartary, White Polar Bear, and hundreds
OF other interior animals. l thus early an
nounce the date of my Great Show for the
purpose Of having the public thoroughly in
formed of my certain coming, and 10 Impress
on their mind the fact that by waiting until
November 10th they will see not only the Best
but the Biggest Show in the World. Most
the public's servant
JOHN ROBINSON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-13

The New Orleans Pscayu'ae is author
iiy for the statement that the RepubIi-
can leaders of that city asser. that Col
onel Williamson, United States minis
ter to Central America, who, having OBJ
talned leave of absence for two months,
Is expected home shortly, will be the
candidate of their party FOR governor of
Louisiana a! the next election, while
Others seem to be equally confident that
be will be appointed by President Grant
United States district judge, to fill Du-
rell's vacancy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-13

BS- Notwithstanding the enormous expense
attending the LARGEST SHOW In THE
WORLD, the price of admission has been
nXea at INC: Children. nNP. SCI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-13

THE Vieksburg Herald says that it is
rum'red tbat.a coed many shrewd poll
ticisns around Washington have got the
"dead wOOd' on our Bruce, and intend
to make our Bruce tee their political
mark. They claim to have the identi-
cal warrants our Bruce cashed when
our Radical legislature elected him to
the senate, and if Our Bruce prove
oostreperous, they will shine his eyes
with one Of the warrants until his ivo-
ries chatter, and his wool stand on end
like wire on the fretiul curry. comb. AT
the time our Bruce wss unanimously
chosen by the RAIDS, it struck US there
was something that caused such unsni.
nous uDRnimity.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-13

JUDGE MORRILL, delivered an elator-
ate opinion in the United States cigcnit
court at Brownsville, Texas, on. the
SIXTH instant and decided that the case
OF the colored soldiers Of Ringgold bar
RACKS, Indicted for murder, could not be
transferred to the Federal courts under
the civil-rights act, as there was moth
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-13

The Holly Springs Reporter, under
an engraving of dead dog, has this:
"Poor Radicalism Is dead in Mississippi.
ait was born of corruption, reared in
" Ignorance, nurtUred by SANDER, and
sustained by prejudice. A just God
" has destroyed the demon, and now
al few can be found Sd poor as to do rev.
&C erence to its nanea.u
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For the benefit of Families

DESTROYS of avoiding the thrOng at the Ticket
Wagon, Tickets will be kept on sale at The
Cigar Stand OF Peabody Hotel.
JOHN MYERS,
Cigar Stand, Peabody Hotel.
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UATGHES

"ATd III ES.-I am still IN the Watch
w trade-in correspondence with the i'm
pDftrs and manufacturers or All the best
watches. Can furnish watches OF any kind
10 order. have on hand a few extra fine
watches Tor sale at very low prices. Also, a
good assortment OF spectacles. Watches re-
paired In superior style. T. NOEL, II Beale st.
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AND low comes the whisky-riug
Globe Democrat waving aloft the bloody
shirt q Morton. II ssys:
a diagnosis % the future course OF southern
polite may be easily gained from the rcs ult
OF the Mississippi election. The pistol i TO
play an important part, and the cOlOred voters
are 10 be allowed The right or franchise only
IN 50 far as they employ II IN a Democratic
way.
There is 10 foundation for this diagno-
SIS. Senator AlcorD, tx Senator Pease
and Congressman Wiley q. Wells, ali
Republicans, will say 50. The Globe
Democrat hiss only to consult or inter-
view them to know the truth. For a
change our contemporary ought to deal
in that commodity just once.
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log to show that they could not receive
S fair trial in the State courts under the
lave o. Texas, which contain no discnm-
nations IN regard 70 race or color of
prisoners, witnesses or jurors.
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Ha1f-Rate r1c1xets

Arrangements have been perfected with all
the lines OF Railways centering at Memphis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-13

to enable persons at cheap fare to visit the
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31
THE IMMEDIATE BUSINESS FUTURE.


The Mercantile Agency of Dun. Barlow a Co. in
the preface 10 new September book Just issued refer
TO the business prospect in the following manner:
Whether tie expectations which have been entertained
of an iroyed condition Of trade for the present year
are realized not, the next so days VIII deter
mine That these hopes OF revival nave mol Dee San
uine is true but the disappointment whch may loiloW
their non liment will he none the less serlous WIN
The exceIion OF few important localities the aglcui-
trral pIoucon has been unusually large ana the favor
abc prices that prevail for several leading products
ought 10 stimulate IN early realization. The movement
OF tLe crops is the OifashOned and cmate machinery
by which money into circulation, and thus increase
the purchasing and detpayng power OF the people cS
neciay in agricultural localities That this VIII DE q
vital step toward improvement IN trade none Will deny
following, il does on two years or great economy
and in view also of small stock OF merchandise, Gnd eX
ceptionay prices for all staples great manufacturing
centers and important importing interests Ouglt 10
be benefited by the absorption OF accumulated STOCKS OF
goods and the whole country should feel thc thr W new
life i'm business few weeks VIII determine whether
This will be the effect of immense increase III the
wealth of vast producing class and Though IL may ui-
oubtedly take many months 10 realize TINS wealth. the
onerato by which that realization will be carried for
rd orhi soon 10 he manifest and the probable result
nretty dcnly actcipaed 1t il undeniable that there
rxsts now a very uncertain. and feverish condition OF
things that business In first hands is almost at sthn
still and that to induce purchases something IL needed
more angble than bright prospects, whch nave 700 ot
proyed delusive We therefore, on the eve Oh ino
fmnorant and critical season in the commercial history
of me country and close observers VIII watch WIN SONY
mn yetv the Indications which the next lew weeks VIII
afford.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31
ports eoatwlse 2ee bales. sale 40 baIes stock 2es7

exports coastwlse 2G6 bales sales 40 bales stock 26s7
bales. - ,..-
NOBIrF Aug 3O-Co'ton nominal; Mddngs 14isdl4bc.
Mid!lipgs l3Asal35,c Good Ordinary BE, net re
cep 14S bales oxpos e0astwise bales stock Gsz baos
NEwOGIYAss. Aug 30--Cotton Quiet; ailding. la 1sc
Low Mddin9. i3i2c GOOD Ordinary. ~ net re;eipts
2lO bales 0baes; exports 10 the continent 80
bales; sales loo bales; stock. 1924 bales.
SAVANNAH, Aug. 30-COttOn quiet; NIldlng. lfc, Low
Mddng l3 3. Good or nary, 13c mes receipts lo2 bales
exports co1s"se l62 bales sales 50 bales stock 900
bales
BALTIMORE Aug 30-Coiton quit, Mddnng. ii3c Low
NddIug, Ia &c Good ordinary Is sci gross receipts ~
tales export. COaswisc % bales; sales al DaS spihefS
81 bales; stock. 100 bales -.
t;ALyHsrOS Aug 3D.--Co,ton hrm Miding. 1850 Low
Mfng i3isc: Good Ordinary. 3c net receipts 1913 baes
gross ~ bales EFFORTS coastwise, 1866 baes sales VI
boston hng So COTTON dulli Midding. l5c. low Md
ding Il i.c Gooi Ordinary i3lc. gross receipts, 1874
ba,es: saies, 80 bales stock 7,lOo bales .
AUGUSTA Aug 3D-CDtton-Demand fair offerings hyht;
Mddling l3'c Low Middng l32e net receipts " oaes'
PHiL,pYIpii, Ane 3o.-Coton quiet Mddling, HTc.;
Low Niddliug iAr; Good Ordinary l32ci ne' fccept~
ij9 bales gross. 3 - bales - -...
recsipts 50 baesi Shipments bale sales l25 baies
WTIMiSGTov Aug 3O-Cotton nominal exports coastwisA
bales: stock l6f bales -
NORroLK. Aug 3O-Cotton quiet Miidling, 49,, dl3ci
receipts 30 bales expos coatwse 70 bales tocA @oo
bales. .,,,.
ST. LOUIS. Aug 30-Cotton nOminaly unchanged adline
1Ic. Low Miding, l3tc.; Good Ordinary, &c gross
receipts. % bales Shipments 80 bales stock 242 bales
,.,NSAr. Aug. 30Coton steady MlLiing, Ii ieG Low
Mid.lnRs 1876; ,,r,iu,.!, z'g@ s"'P"enS' -
bales: sa,s iss bales .toct. 1,1i9 bales. = -
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2s-Cottcn quiet Middhngs 4tc.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31
LIyrRpoOL MARKEr-AVG. 80.

LONDON Aug. 3O-I2:30 p m-Unted States Bonds, lSOos
10. Erie Railway shares Ia 80
IoSDoN Aug s-t p Mt .paT M DISPATCHES quote Rentes
at 6Gf IL &C. at q. l., "A, ..,,,
drawn from M Rank OF England on balance today is &6O0D
Railway shares l.S Paris dispatches quote heh'es
66f -, ~
LONDON, Aug 3D-5 p. m.-Ere Railway shares, l4a Re
LONDON Aug 3O-Evening.-Linseed Oil 25'a253 p
cwt. -
LONDON MARKEr-AUG. 80.
ROSin-tOmilOn i'"ii
AyrwERr Aug S0-Petroleum 20 l4f for Fine Pale Amer
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31
We annex closing quotations of fc

The local money market was quiet and easy, and
rcall loans the railing rate about per cent.
Prime mercantile was quoted at IL TO g. The Gus
toms receipts at Washington to-day We're 100000,
the Internal Revenue receipts 5000 the United
States Treasurer receiving 100000 in National
bank notes Tor redemption. The following was the
Clearinghouse statement: Currency exchanges
SG7,0iO,9l9; currency Balances, $37i2,a1S; gold
exchanges. sc 757 76S and gold balances, $7S7,O3O
Government Loads were dull, and generally higher
A.. ..n.,-r-ln.. W. onnnv latnst nlntltiOns:
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31

tember and October delivery at 7 do do october and No.
vember delivery, Mt 7aisd Breaistuifs are steady.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3Ol:3O m.-Cheese 5Zb 'or American
LIVERPOOL Aug. 30-S:3O D. a-Of the sales OF Cotton TO-
day $500 bales were American.
leans Low Miding clause September and october ney9
75isd sales OF shipments OF the Middlng UP
lands Low Nidng caIse ST 7sisi Breadsufs arc dul W
cep for Whoats, which rmer Cheese 12 per cwt ir
American Lard 50 6u67 per cwt. Refined Petroleum, 01
nl.p r,alnn
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31

not r,uspred quote Good Refining Cuba az sd
sc. Prime DO, sc Centrifugal hhds and boxes Shdgic,
80 IL Clayed at She Refined IL steadily held AT
yG97sc for Yellow; Oal0c for soft White c. for
Crushel lie. for Powdered and lO'sc for Granuated
sTEARIN In better request at steady prices sales OF 100
tcs Western private terms 40 ties. on grade at l4c.
Prime quoted at II &c. ~
TALIOW-The market i qniot export demand very light
and prices steady sales OF 700 b AT g'isa9'sc. 800
WIlSkY-The demand brisk at steady prices sales OF 900
his A VI
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31

The Denver and Rio Grande Railway report for
week ending Aug. 7, 1873, at T7,354; same week
1874, S,123; decrease, $3.50. and for week ending
Aug II, at Ss,54G; same week 1874, So,2l7 IN
crease $32D.
The Phila elDhia stock market is heavy: Pennsyl-
vania Skies third issue, HOP; Philadelphia and
Eric Railroad 2O3, Reading Railroad, 5G34 I; Penn
sylyapla Railroad, 5Ol4. Gold, 11i3I.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-31
Northern Pacific
Railroad Company.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LANDS.

The undersigned Master Commissioners specially spponied
s. States ssn or c % 1 % circuit southern
sitting u % eSS Tssn ay
ia defendant hereby give that they will sell at public
auction within and Territories in which they may
he tho lands and land grants conveyed ~
the Mortgage Deed OF Trust in the Bill Of Complaint said
action mentioned as are situated on the completed portions
The times and places OF such sales follows that ses
At Tacoma Washington Territory the 18th day Sep
At saint paul. Minnesota the 18th day Of
Ar Fargo in Dakota Territory the 2lst day Of October
such sales may he adjourned by the Master Comm:
decree safes will at 10 o'clock in the fore
and be continued each Of the succeeding days until hs
whole Of said sns and sna 9 rants rants 80 m De- d9sS ay o. be- a
and inspected at the oes Of The Land Agths oi me .om
before tie date Whom such sales are Hereby advertised
lands v i'll be sold by may been disposed Of
by bonds into land by contract for sale
er h ver appointed IN this cause before The dat. Of tie
sae herein advsrtise or Otherwise H sale ner ordef Oh
The terms the sales follows, that l. Ia say
5 PqT'f' az The % me G c sale the sum s.
per cent in cash on the amount OF he o Sch sum '9 De t qr
within SKY @ nSyS & & m @ Sf npSn S h amount % Of 'SH ach I'D
shall be pad in cash. proydo however, ihat N te paym@ens @
OF such balance lrst &ortgase Bonds which have been 70
@ such cas- 20 S to ,aSi @ I ~ aTd nT m uy under the dc.
c cne diyfsna IN .la aboye 90 an led acon
SAID Lands and land grants viii be sold under the terms and
conditions above prescribed IN single sectors or uhdlv
sious thereof the highest and best bir In aeeonanoe
with Public e.oniion 80 ~ OF the tCyo. o9hs - .,
the lm Of sale % gysn e a any Ts Mo al s a @ S pc
sous up including, ortyrine subject however o. ths
right the Master commissioners to Withhold sucD pi'es"
II ''''' '"''" 10 OLIVER FISKE,
KENNETH q. WHITE,
Master Commissioners.
NJ; sd,, n .or M and of Counsel for Complanants