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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
FRIDAY. Nov. s.
No steamship Mails.

No steamship Mails.
SATURDAY Nov r.
Fer FINLAND Ireland Wales AMI France via pueensto"
aud Liverpool by seansmp CITY Of Bsrin mails close al
: A. m a Supplementary mail IA closed at 10 a. M Stesh
shin sails al a. m. from Per No. As North River
For Enrupe wa southampton and Bremen, by the Iein'h
oder m 1870 a. III. Supplementary hdli y
c,osri AZ m. steamship sails at p h IRON fief oo'
Of Tinl.st. HpbOken. . -, III. .,..o
por scotland 0n,y by the steamship Bolivia mails crse
AZ m. \ supplementary Mail IL closed al ~ ~ M susan
.niD .aila at 4 a. NJ from Pier No. 20 North RIVER .
For IIayt ivan III, AMI SaItI Mlrtha by ne stsnsI
tina mails close at D. steamship sails from fier NJ"
II North River g.. aoi,
aiis close at D. m tetmshiD sails from Per No. 20 fas'
River
SUNDAY. Nov. Z. -
All Mails at IL O'CLOCK IN Inc POstOheo ~ open
from y a. III. TO III .. III.
Mails for Sand sich Islands Fiji Islands, New2ea'ni ana
Australia win DO fppncisco on NOV III. -
Nail, for Japan ghsi, Hong Kong ana dependent Cl
ncse ports indies, will 10 sent nom san fricisc
on Nov Is. -, ., ON.
Masf os Newfoundland close at tho New YORK P"e'-Oce
day at l:30 u. III. n,
kAa for Halifax 49, is closed at the New YORK Post
ONCE every day al H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05
THE IOWA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
FORECLOSURE Al THE SUIT OF TIE FARMERS LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY.


AND TRUST COMPANY.
The decree of the United states Circuit COurt
OF Iowa forreosng the Central Railroad OF Iowa, at tie
suit Of the Farmers Loan and Trust Company OF this
city, is III substance follows; 1t decides tsat the first
mortgage for $37OOOOO is overdue and with interest
the Plaintiffs as representatives OF tbs first mortgage
bondholders are entitled S4G23 1874 80 in gold Inc
second mortgage bondbOldes entitled 10 $4,000
or with interest 81 13G,2i6 So, and the third MOI Z
gage bondholders are entitled tO $4,000. IL then
directs of the property at MarshatoSn, Iowa. rs
lot four weeks notice
Under a provision in the first mortgage signed to
prevent sacrifice, foreclosure, OF the property by
forced sale the Farmers Loan ANA Trust Company are
authorized bid in the road AT amount not exceeding
the PRINCIPAL and interest the nfst mortgage anu
II they purchase il, gtui6e company III con
formlIy with the views OF majority OF the nTst mort
gage DOndnOdCrs and transfer tDo ROAD 10 buch now
company In il.t mpany there ~ 10 he Issued
second lass of stock at Ia tde second mortgage bond
holders and common stock at par T. the thrG mortgage
aud general creditors The old stockholders
are also receive stock at tie rate Of one snare
new for three old ANY OF deferred creditors 10
be AZ liberty redeem from tue first mortgage bond
holders within yeaI. and there Is provision IN FAVOR OF
labOrers and who have furnished material, project
ing Ler preferences where they have them Tie cOuI
sol for TIC trustees are Turner Kirkland * hcCme'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05
wAILHsr. SPECULATION.

A number of disquieting rumors unsettled
the stock market yesterday sending the prices OF some
of the active stocks down several per cent The greatest
huctuaton of the day was in Union Pacific, which de-
cined from G5 62q and finally recovered 10 3d. The
next widest Guctuation in Pacific Mail, which fell
of from 4Ols To 37as, closing at 49, Lake Shore came
next declining from 81 to co.'s and closing at 6O'sa
GOa Union Pacific affected by tie supp ,sition that
the decision In the pending controversy would be ufa
~ rail-, 10 the Company Pacific Mail declined the
minors OF tliiea entd competition Lake Shore was
w ak on the theory that eNudee Thomas L. Jewet OF
Pnad.lpaia lust deceased, had been carrying large
line Of the stock which must upon the market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR GLASGOW-Ta ssrmship STAT Of fennsy,ranid
Nov 4-Jnseph Macee Miss susan begs " H. For2 ~;
p NscU Geo b. seymour, MIR and Mrs Jas Mo alun MI
sagc. Me- alum James MoCallum, Misses Jane ana Ne
Mo- alum Master WIN Nc ALAN, Miss f. g. itorao " arr
mid Milton Cath Milton MISS Helen Mllton, Miss
Mton O'irleD, Chas kess sbron tls andr
r James Hewlett.
soR "A NNHII KG-In sednship WieiaHd, Nov. Al. J.
,el.n Miss Amslc Danieis,n. Rev. cluenee Burl VT.
mel Miss A Buei, Masters David G. aud Enm I D.
RirI Nrs Boahue, MIA hoe. me- Miss Julla jochWe
.tr Abrlm Isracl, aud Moses BOehme Miss Muller Gao
H.. to DE- Nr.ri H. Bachagach n w. Nesbli, Ms Fcri
nan, Traad in l. Stwel Amaieus Coi9int apt bsdt
"a, Ttr, T. rs.euoIt Frank Sp rig, Albert Pro 81 j.,
mel oI Hiss Minua Fldrk Mrs. 4. 81. Anderson. "ii
crown and vic, tr. Dllthey, Ott' FrtA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05
COMMON pLk.s-TsrAL Tasa-PAsr l.--RosIsacH. J.

lsS0 Stevenson sgt Mibsni 1884 Oeorgrt agt Pack
2ssS Kelly AIT IasH 2Ss asi kam,a
sssssn,s sss Fsef 0'
is5S csS;ss s ss d n%as Is
1854 Hsmmorsein agt Nor 1SSl. ."ico &C. Al" ''"'
GENERAL TsRM-DALY c. J.. Logw and J. y. DAILY. il.
1872 Mitchell ct al agt 100 scheck ct al. agt- Erie
1873 cu MalIe ag sade 81 naWaasr ssi Hamilton.
lSaS- AIT. ~. 30. ,Tsrhorst ag. Weeks
sS.K 5symbsrs ass . baker sS S .s Bern
e9..Leany as The Mayor =, hs,@ I.,r, s0.,,e,
se..SSts as;; WHITING g. iOi..%sl asS Tango and
lsn 's'r A' hi los. wen si' agt LANCE and
90. Picifer agt Buchheis ia. Chsdbourne agr Ds,
i0i ferynst' Az, sst iss.r 70 Eiis and ano ss-
iO7.. vandsrpocl ast. suIi- schiaIohn'
MARINE CoURT-TRiAL TgRx-PAgr I-SPAUrprso. J.
1903 Anderson agt Karl 1865 Sherman sgt Kirk and
5a27 Hse6 as Bergman go, Fill, H,l Bank Wood and
a8 8ti Ia MS1s s at Me o,aycr s
Sass Vega and sst $ss7 WOLF ,s at -, keIy AS
2ss2 Caraart and ano agt - Tel Go: ,,,,onv
s scs Psi,1. az B b 4 and 'H''
Burroughs
PART II.-McADAx.J.
2s2l Rohan ayt Conner G ssag and ano 's'
81 al '' d. A- 1895 Dale ast. BrinkerhOn
'"--'- al P"' "e'' 3,4a INnane ct al agc
7o.2 naLesaop act Scar. st Churchill. .
Al 5icO .Pac!ic Bank agt ROTH
1892. Kirkland sgt Sears Il .,o s,ein ~ rsIlman
lOlO aS1
$500. Krause agt. Cohen &c
Pact III-SHFA. CD
5Il6 sidenberg ct al agt b4O8 johnson agt Vilmar
Itclt, n g,ep 81 al 5il2 DaV htsOn ct al sS''
ji72 Com and ano. agt -. fflnSlcn. >y,e.u
sne.sIns, and anO. 4i8S. Beechef agi Nlcou
.c.o Tanncn aud ana act 52.i8 Ilesy It Goiiie
feynolds 1924. Wheeler and ano agt
q hD Rauer aal. Heberlein brennan -,
az al - $3.50. Ifoguet OF al. agt lsoi
1913 Gar, agt Van Colt ms -,
JJiS. .Twas at. SchwarZ lblb liiss agt .'nL
ct AZ 6-l6. .ManOny agt smith.
81 40. .ShOeman and ano. agt
wilkins.
cvxyp,, sysro,s II ,rRp1r RecoricrCharesS Shoemaker,
~ N am io,Ser roi1srv Thomas Dufy william Gleason,
Dsnio Warner Robert Ml4n. Joselh Iaceo2nni rgn er
and battery John &. owens,
William Mcmahon, John rurney Joan savage CSrne -
tin John Linlan Charles Emery, James Bdra,, haho"
KS an James Gibbs burglary GEORGE Siner teio nDaS s
battery John Gioson Thomas M'O fplvs'
bella I.ynch Mar Patton, Ellen SnllNan, 'Oon',n h"-
nner, grand larceny Jane Scott chsh haiill ms"'J
charles lac, gambling George VILLA ia petit larceny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05
THE COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

W,suINGToN Nov. I'm the Court of Commits
ones Of Alabama Claims day the following business was
ond call the calendar resumed NJ case i22 The
following cas,s slbintci;
.s 422-hL.betI Lord POTTER, aimni- trafriN or Jesse
Frank Potter for personal elects, as master 81 tne
oneida, destroyed by tho Flof1 cas- sS5-l1sDelh
~ Lewis FOR loss Oi merchandise on te Union
JACK i2JI. H. aes et al for ,os- "a snlp H. arcs
the Alabama; 81 IL wales ~ Co.
Tor ,ss o mtrchand SO 40 ~nclln Tor loss o.
nrrpnal erects t0JSanuel stevens a. AL for los 81
merchandise inc 4. B Wales cs 9i5john = FariC" 81
a merchandise thu t. b. W4l-s cds5 III
n,n CIvary Tor personal effects ease 436 j. =
rrIuan "a a. Of Facing destroyed by the Ala
b.ira ; and case 1, i6I-Wm g. Munddy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05
JUDGMENTS AGAINST THE CITY.

James Gibson and others, commissioners for
opening One-luldred and iortietht have entered Jndg
ent for their fees expenses in the county clerks
Office Their adjusted bill Aug. ., 1877, was
S742I 76 Their Judgment, Including Interest and costs
10 Tor SOL ID. .
Cyrus H. Loureand others. Commissioners for opening
Onc-hund have entered similar )hue
inenf against the city their original claim IN October,
1872 being for $685. SO, and their present Judgment
for Ss,fl7 %. .,
John Mullay and Others, Commissioners for opening
Ninety -secondst have alsD entered similar JuEhent
against the city, their claim in May 1S7 being ~ ioo To-
aud the jud sInent entered benz for @J,3oI To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05
TIE CREEDMooR TROPHIES.

The gilt bronze figure of America given
blythe State OF New York for competition at Crcedmoor
last MONTH and by the 7th Regiment together with
fine copy OF Corios Soldier Of Marathon selected AZ
Tic first prize in the first interstate match. and by
the New-York Team is exhibition Mt Tiffany
Co.'S Union-square. The bust OF Achilles Offered by
Mayor WicAham as the first prize In the mid range
mach. and Won by A. Anderson, and the silver cup
presented by Measrs Brooks Bros, aud won BY the I'D
Regiment OF Brooklyn. are at the same place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05

the amount required by Mr. Potter cannot Do appropn
a until the meeting Of next Congress- work ON the
Pos.-Oce building has been suspended though tns
contractors are willing to those ha'lnx csfge OF
n not thinking it beet to run any risk BY The stopags
o this work about iabcrers and so mechanics nave
been thrown out of eHployment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05
srspENsIoN OF WORK IN THE NEW PosT-oFFICE

The first, second, and third stories of the
new Post-Oice building have been finished at cost It
Is said OF about 100000 and Is estimated by Mr.
Potter tho Supervising Architect. that there will be
needed about 81 100000 to nsh and furnish the
upper stories and provide additional elevators Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

FORT DF NEw.YORK. ........... l.
steamship ona GERS Ii ai,R' Hamburg and Plymouth
iesalsp city Of NewYork Zimmerman Havana AeA
steamship ciaribei OBJ. Williams Gonaves Aux Cage
Sies@sbp Herman Livingston Mallory. savannah W. r.
teaasIp City of Dallas Hines, Nassau N. p, Murray
steamship Huntsville, Chester Pernandin via Port Royal
:tra,.Tip Canada (srA Sumner London p W. j. Hurst
steamship Chesapeake, Rragg rcrianl J. F. Ames.
Steamship Old dominion. Wal>er. NorioS. city
hieno. Hld e DoniIo ory ''f tos6np 10 r. pmoek
sup reliant grJmwel. san tranetsGo. sgit,a 8 Co.
bark sarah Sic. os Mar,i es, II. \. BaNeslee.
Bark carlo b. lAust GaaDog@h, Cork or Falmouth for
usrs ndy iioox Barstow GIBRALTAR for ORDERS Jas Dor
Bsrs Roberts Orb Could Belfast Ireland. b. r. Dswol
Big Clara q Agnes tputch. CANON. BasnOs Ayres Hat
Bis Gises (ganl Jayne Pernan'puco II. IT, swift s. Co
scar fr Il Walton. Rich hayana, B,etf son q CO.
seif Gorge X. Hatch, Murphy Havana. orowoIl 8 Pat
"tar WIN. II. Jones Line reraandna Ablel Abbott
SchI. Onssr. Wheeler New-Iiaven. caft"Sgh Doyle
schr T. g. sehult, Thompson. Richmond, Va. Slasht <
Sir west side, Davis Corpus Christi J. H. Brewer
Scbr. elizabeth BabO LaglssrA Mea. Evans, Bal
4cIr VIM A. Low. Traax Baltimore ssght & Petty.
Doyle. ,, A., IA, ,,..,,. -
barge CHESAPEAKE Fultz. philadelphia. Hand.
ARRIVED.
Vile 25th Viii. mdse ana pass henderson Bros
Steamship Forbes, NewDreans oct "a,
mise and pass. G.. \. whitney.
Bark County OF Richmond tDi Leblanc, Cow Day, O.
with coal -, =, a,
II dlys, with coal.
scHOoNERs-RIvBR AND CoAsTwsE
Jna Baker, proyueuce Anthony Kelly Providence.
Rachel seaman, Providence. Kate scranoD Providence.
James Rogers Providence joan Manlov-, Providence
Mel a AMg. providence. MAIL ProyIdence
/. Th0m psOn. Providence a. l. Coin, Providence.
4 Bartlett Providence. W. Is Thomas. Providence.
Mihauas, Providence. A. h. Howe, Providence.
Sarah Thompson Providence W. +. NoOrhis, Pro yisnCe
FlDfence, PawtuCket. May Queen. PawtucGeL
Evergreen PawtucAet Nellie Grant, Pawtucket
A OrcJltt, Now Haven. MAY liCe, II
Iucian, New Haven r.. II. Darling, New haven
Marietta Hand, New Haven j. A. BoDnott. New Haven.
r. j. ErrCksU NcwhaYnn- ;. a. M1uut. New HiycI.
Dexter CLARK, he..LondOD. Fanny Fern, NewlOndon
Ely AppaDaug. LoiisI' -'or"leh
MEMORANDA.
The sch Jesse williamson Seaman, for
Portsmouth, coal tho that into
barge rhross Point tOelVre repOr.. she Will repair
Clty islInd, proceed.
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENsIowS Nov 4.-Tho American Line steamship Ken.
iIWortn, frowse nom Piladepna oct - arrived
day route for Liverpool.
DISASTERS.
VNKY HAVEN Nov. aIhe sohr oliver Jameson oi
sprGns leak. aud beg unable " keep hoo pat
viii d.sC ma 90 anu repair
folk ep0rts sehr. Eugtno BOra before reported
Cbincotea-, arrived this morning IN tow Of the
wIecEing Kcsodie In ie4ky cDn ton. The
Tyler Of HAtIor Conn, IRON Richmond, Va loaded With
pig coal, sprung eaA Q tnncUUague.
4od Norfolk this ater where viii discn-ry
gO ways for ths u,'essaIy repara
lfor Latest Shsp AcWs ram PdgdI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05
P1SSENGFRS dRRIHED.

FROM GLASGOW-In stednShip Ety'td, NOV. =.
Hiss A. Asnew, Eiwin Bai1"n. irs 'OyeS
Daniel AgaeW, Win DER man, j. ~,
nr /. d.. Aunil and Mis- iaahIOp MES IL ~utheIland
LAZY, Hiss Mar iAtnIop' .. ~. .olui;
ni.. Phehe Amin Miss L9thrOp, Join TcmpetOn,
Ais- NJ Aymers MISS tmliy iatnrOp WIN. ~. hOmpson'
Miss a d. Broxn, Ms. NJ. ACleery, Jas. White.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05

ann rise, 655 san seis.... % biOOn sets.....l04
N TiiS bAf-A. X
sandy Hook. 1918 Cows ISLAM ~ zen u fer)' ~
DAY.. 81
andy HOOK ~ 80 Oys Island l2J Hell q. Ferry 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05
frgal Notices.


SUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY Of
ELIAS HUGHES BELL, composing the hTm VI RICHARD
BELL co. plaintiffs. agt. EDB-sf 81 kBNIik- defend
an-SummOns for money demand on contract tom not
serllo HetniAnt named; hcicOy
lOns and required the complaint IA this act
which viii be- Ned IL tho once OF the CLERK o. tho tity aud
New the New CO1rt HOus IN the city ~
ami copy of said
s Office at ltEr Now
York IT, within twenty ds after the service o tbs summons
eXclU OF The day of sch SERVICE and you a 10
the said i.nt within the time afD sai the plain
rs In It's action viii take Judgment against Ton the
Of rye thousand seven hundred and Icy en sDd dollars
with Interest thousand and III eight aud sioe dol
lars rom May 1870 Add three mo sand AK nurrt 1hd
twenty three and 300 dollars from the seventh y o. Jane,
thousand eight hundred anu sereny'hNe besides mo cosn
WILSON n. POWELL, plaintiffs Attorney, S6 FINEST
The complaint Ia ts action Guy nld ID e ONE OF ne
IN SAID city. tho 3O;h day Of September. 1873
oI law6wf. WILSON NJ POW ELL PniniiEs Attorney.
SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
- or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MURDOCH against
THOMAS r. CAMPBELL aud DOUGLAS MCLEOD
for relief - the def, Rah You are hery sum
oncd and required Ia the complaint In tts action u
which cory ishcrewh served upon AMI 10 OK
yoUr 10 the said complaint the subscriber At MS
oice No 2o Brcadway in ITO city Of NewNork. within
twenty days after the hereof exclusive OF the day u
such services and II you fail Ia the cOmplnt within
time afor Said the panua In ti, action viii apply TO tho
Court tor the relief demand, d h the compsiat. ."
Dated New.Yors, oct "a 1876,
DANIEL ID. LORD. Plaintiffs Attorney. No S. William
St. Now-Yors.
The complaint In above entitled action aa ncd
In Of Clcrk OF the CITY County OF NewforS.
at the Courthouse. In said city.
MS iawwF ID. d. LORD, Plantin's Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

y STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK.
SOUTHAMPTON And BiI$ ~: ,,.,
COMPANY'S PIER foot ~ SECOSD-Sr; IIJBDKEN.
JDIsli.... RAY nov. lrriav Nov y
ALI Il SIT riag, .rv. 13 DEU CuLASD. Nov n
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW YORK Ia SOUTHLAND.
TON IAVRE OR BREMEN -
FIRST CABIN sl6C gold SECOND CABIN. $50 gold
SrEERAGE. $50 currency. -
Tickets reduced rates Prepaid SteeraSe Cerun-
Gates, currency.
Tor ire gilt or passage Apply 10 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05
NATIONAL LINE.

FROM Piers - 1ud IL. North River.
FOR LONDON DIRECT
CANADA. ............. rnurrlay. Noy. 4. 9am.
GI,TI,(.T '.............. TLur.d " Nos. IL. pm
FPaNcF Thnr.slY. Nov. Is a. IH.
ToK CUEINsTOwA AND LIVERPOOL
Erin NOy. g. II m LfiNIr.. Nov. - II A. m
HNGLAND..-Noy. II. m. TllbQUkIN, Nov H,3pm
Cabin passage $50 and $40 Storage ~ greaty
rnrr.d prces Return tlckois ltsinced Prepaid
rage Tickets from Iivcrn0oi the lowest rata Apply At
'' ~ a. " j. HURST Manarer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05
Wrean Steamers.

WkkuW
A NCHOR LINE-CARRYING U. 8. MAILS
A NETWORK AND GLASGOW
BoLIyiA.. Nov. s. all An
9 - .SS 30
ihiroas SIS tserarc 80 90 Anu '''
Coapsny's Ohces 2 Bosln< green ..
"A wEEKLY MAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE betws-a
and aIyEEl29d o SaS e. ISsEs ssd
.sSs s 's1!' "S~ Ing
Appointed % sal i2I IS
IS ppSNaYaHas x Dee.
PRICE or pass AGE u n oGakEy;c>Y s.,.,o,
stesrsss and intermediate
stsaner. marked with DO no, Intermediate
sssnser aeeomm9atons for az Glasses n
For Fs5sf e G5f5s Saa h S'st =
PETER WRIGHT IS T sSSs 9 g %sls AsGa mia
RICHARDSON. srrscE Co, Liverpool
N. & ). C,AsISs & Bsos, eGeenstown.
EOR LIVERPOOL.
vIA oUEESsrowNJ
CARRYING THE U. =. NAILS
TUESDAY
LEAVING PIER NO. f6. N. n
As follows.
WISCONSIN. ......a. Nov. a. at m
ONISg..........-..........N0yl 10. ASAm
Observation-Disclosures "a, M2pm-
MONTANA. ..............-d0v. 30, at a m
NEVADA...............--...--.De Dec T. noon.
DAKoTA.................... H. al 6:3OAm
For seersge and intermediate tickets ratos ap
ply at No ~ broadway For Cabu, passage s3J
gold taceorung statsroon), apply stNo 50 wsllst
WILLIAMS GUIoN
JNMAN LINE.-Flxed Southerly Course.
Royal Man APPOINTED 70 sal as follows:
CITY CITY OF OF shS SS Soy r. At IN
III? OF % Sihis:T& s4EShD& Soy.
ana each 'a'''0nDE srF5 ~ f r%s SAT
sfRhRfG4 - eafrsnsy ssaed at lowest rates.
g rs %i1S s Or Il Fer t a. y goS g. DALE AGENT
GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
Taxing ss and .F Iona5g Ssra Newport
sliIls from Pier - est avsr -, No.. .,
cornwall 81 IN sD - LSD IA Hov' -
aa so ereesy In,fT%cSas go 81, currency g i;
,riends prepaid Ceitncaes Drsts or RI and up
"A W NJ RiS Ars 20 70 soph.s New.yorx
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
These Grstclass steamship. sail regularly p. from
srsam b, EsGEST CITY THURSDAY. Nov. Il
e F'9' e. ppiss .GPT
MCCLELLAN LUIIEG & co, Agents 10 Havana
New-York, Havana & Mexican Mail 5. $. Line.
~ iOR HAVANA DinECf:
S..s O. g ,Ts.SS SSS i
CITY FOX OF N yERn Cruz AND oRLnhNs
calling dayana Preee'o rnsPa nv ana
For SrT rs nj OF usage apply to NOV
Vera aud all TIE above ports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05

Tho PsCTFIC MAIL STA IsUGP COMPANY
viii dsIacb from Pier foot NJ ST. y. r. FOR above
named pOgts, their all.- wheel steamship
HENRY GEIAU stEY.
WEDNESDAY, Aov. Z, az ~ IN.
For freight passs az greatly reduced rates. apply 10
ii. J. HULLAY, sup, uf,ndent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-05
,VHTTE STAR LINE.

wv Il Z,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
CARRYING TIRE
UNITED - AEES MAIL.
NEW AND FULIrPOWEBED STEAMSHIPS.
Sailing from New.Yorg SATURDAYS fron Liverpool Oh
I'll i.oD y > EALING Al r1rs IA boz each way, o
ADRlA1it. SATURDAY. Nov D. at HOO
BALTIC. SAIU kDAY. Nov, IL az 2
BNlEANNf' SAT- HDAN. Nov. - At IL -.
.GETMANfC, SATURDAY. Nos. T. at y.
CELTIC SATURDAY. Dee. 4, at $3.50 a. m. -
FROM rHE WAITE STAR DUUk, PIER 90, NORTH
RIVER.
1hese steamers the fastest In the trade uniform IN siz
aud rpasscd In appointments 1he saloon, StsttomS
Sosn Bath PLACED dsps where the npirs
and mo.on se least anonng degree OF comfort hitherto IN
HATES -Ssloon. 500 $50 and 500 gold Return Tickets
n favorable SteoIage, Us.
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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-12-24

WE have received circular from
the United States Centennial Com
mission containing suggestion
which deserves attention. 1t is, that
in each county where a celebration
OF the coming one hundredth ami.
versary of National Independence is
held, provision be made for the dellv-
ering of an address tracing the his
tory of that particular community
for the past century, or from its set
Element, and including sketch of its
growth, resources, industries, pros
poets, &c. 1t is suggested that these
addresses should be published in a
uniform size-that of Congressional
documents, for instance in order
that they may be bound together by
States, and thus constitute an invalu-
able historical depository, such as no
other nation possesses. The sugges-
ton is most admirable one, and we
hope that early steps will be taken in
Buchanan county to carry it out, and
that the orator be designated soon,
so that he may have time to prepare
his work.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-12-24

THE ink that is being expended in
the discussion and observation Of the
Senatorial question in this State would
float steamboat. The papers are
absolutely full of it, and it Is getting
no bettervery fast. TO read the half of
what is said regarding the claims and
counter claims Of candidates would
occupy all the spare time of the
members of the Legislature during
the next Senatorial term. The Bur
lington Harkeye is daily spreading
itself over two and three column ar
ticles in favor of Harlan, and other
leading journals, though not quite so
ditf'use, are making it up in shorter
puffs for their respective candidates.
As if the newspaper bolnbardment is
not enough, the members of the Leg
islature are being assailed with a
fussilade Of pamphlets, Senatorial
tracts Of eight to sixteen pages. If
the Senators and Representatives do
not reach the Capital on the 10th of
January in state of utter confusion
and imbecility OH the Senatorial
question, it will be because they have
deliberately made an az 10 d. te of
their daily mail without reading it.