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cendancy which they lost fifteen years

cehuancv Wnlch they lost htteen years
ago.
This is the spirit and the purpose
which, under cover of the Democrat
ic charges of corruption and unconsti-
tutionality against the Republican
Administration, hopes to return to
power in 1876. The contest is really
one Of vital American principles and
of political progress. 1t is especially
not one of men, but Of tedencies and
measures. The actual situation, not
its theoretical aspects, demands the
most careful reflection of every good
citizen. We freed the slaves. They
had been the victims OF a system
which for generations had imbruted
them. They had no habits Of self
help; they had no hope, no ambition,
no relations to society they we're
carefully held in abject dependence.
Freed by great war, they were left
without property, without skill, with
out habits of industry, without knowl-
edge of affairs, of intercourse, of rights
and among an imperious master class,
who saw in the freedom Of their
slaves the memorial of their own hu-
initiation and defeat. The instant the
National Government, under Andrew
johnson, betrayed and deserted the
Republican spirit and gave sign of
Democratic sympathy, the master
class made serfs Of the freedmen
Then we gave them the ballot rs
means Of defense the ballot to the
class we have described among those
to whom servile Difference was ira
dition, and who were the most prac-
tlced and consummate politicians
Remember this situation remember
our system of government-the sep
arate power of the States, and the de-
pendence Of the States upon the
Union; remember the traditions and
convictions of the late master class,
and then say whether peace, prosper
ity, and progress Of the country will
be more probably secured by entrust-
ing the National Government 10 the
White League and the party which
sympathises with it and supports it,
or to the party which has proved its
fidelity to freedom, justice aud equal
rights.
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Boston has new liquor law which
went into effect on the lst inst
Eleven hundred persons paid into
the treasury an aggregate Of sSS,Ooo
for licenses. The police received
imperative orders to enforce vigor-
ously the provisions of the new law
Mayor Cobb expresses his determin.
alton to prosecute and close up every
unlicensed establishment. Also tc
revoke the licenses of all parties
found selling impure liquors.
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An engine has been invented in
Paris which is driven by the alternate
expansion and contraction of oil, OF
some other liquid contained in cylin-
ders.
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WILL II. EDGAR,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Upton. Iowa. or
a nee over Perrien Deans store. Special
attention given to collections 2iyl
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Justices.
.IOMN 6. TUTHlI.u

>! Lie Iusi rance Agent. and Conveyancer
Office with the County Recorder in the court
house. Triton, Iowa. Ian. fst. 1893. nlvI5
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AUCTIONEER.

A LFRED DAY, Proprietor Pacific Hotel
"A Clarence, Iowa, tenders his professiona al
services as Auctioneer, to the citizens OF
Cedar and adjoining counties. Having had
thirty years experience In the sale of all
kinds OF merchandise, including farm i'm.
plements, horses, cattle, etc, feels confident
he can please any and all that may wish hii
services, and satisfaction IL guaranteed In
all cases. Charges reasonable. Letters by
mail will receive prompt attention. one
business and will perform all advertise.
ALFRED DAY, County AuctiOneer
P.O. Box l08. Clarence. Iowa. 6m8
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boarding House.

4R. c. II. RIDER mas rented and fur
ln nished his house, east OF the Court
square. and is now prepared 10 accommo-
date boarders with good rooms and board
on reasonable terms
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C.L. CHAMBERS. M. ID.

HfSICIAN AND SURGEON, has prac-
i ticed twenty-five years in this vicinity
and need only ask continuance OF the pub
licconfidence hitherto shown
ONCE in City Drug Store. Residence on
Cedar ST., opposite Reformed church, Upton,
Iowa. y9OnI
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j. ID. WALKER.

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Notary Public.
n Wilton, Iowa VIII practice in all the
Courts OF Cedar county. Particular atten-
ton given to Probate business. y2lug
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Physicians.
:. ENSIGN, M. D.,

PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON, TrPToN, Iowa.
Having had thirty years experience
Dr. T.. hopes to give satisfaction in all cases
entrusted to his care. ONCE at residence
two blocks east of Court Square. lstf
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nice quiet spot under the sea, where
there's plenty of sand is good enough
for him.
But | must tell you about the body
of this interesting little worm, for he
is a worm, and belongs to the family
of tube builders. Back of his droll,
cork shaped head he has pair of
scarlet gills, shaped like those on
fishes. When he feels well, and
sticks his head out of his house, he
keeps those pretty gills in lively mo-
ton, huttering back and forth, like a
pair Of fans. And that is not ALL
Down each side Of his little soft body
he has row Of knobs which look
like warts as much as anything, tif-
teen on a side. When studied
through a microscope, the curious
knobs are found to be the most won.
derful things about him. Each one
is divided into two parts. The back
part swells out into soft sort of a
mop or spongy cushion, which is sup
posed to be used to scrub out and
polish the inside of his beautiful
house-theugh that's only guess
by the way, for he was never caugh,
using them, of course he never tells
anything about it. But the front
part of the knob is the strangest. 1,
contains bundle of spears, or Ian
Gets, that can be pushed out to .
great length through hole in the
top, or drawn in entirely out of sight
There are about twelve in each bun
die, and they are long and slim ant
elastic, like bristles, but having sharl
Blades at the ends. Some are like
knife or sword, and others have slit
in the edge, but all are Of grea
beauty.
| What he does with so many sharl
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A TTORNEY AT LAW and General collec-
n tion Agent. Will give prompt atten-
iion to all business entrusted to him.
Clarence, iowa. 50
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Attorneys.
L. 3. TREADwELL,

A TrORNEY AT LAW, Upton, Iowa. Office
"A over Shaw q Bagley's store, next to the
post ONCE. l8tf
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evening" and with the exceptions noted the market
was droopy till near the close. when rally was en-
uineered which impaired at least apparent
strength to the fual dealings. The huc-
STATIONS in the principal stocks Tor the aaS'
from the opening to the close. were as follows:
Pacific Mail, S9l@S9l @SS3 0Ss90SSa; western
Union, 7s07ss07ssQ7S.; Union Pacific. 4o!9aU@
so,laos04o1; Lake Shore, 7S.073S7Ss 07S07S.
The Granger stocks failed to respond to the we'll
circulated report that the Lower House OF the WIS
consin Legislature had made 1.-THE repeal Oh the
Potter law the special order for IL O'Clock To-Day
and were weak particularly the Preferred STOCKS
Northwestern sold at 49s942i0hs04lb 04li0A5 !;
the Preferred at 5iss5i.053l05Sg st. Paul at $40
ss,Qss.QSs.0S4; the Preferred 5Sl@5S053t; Erie
y7027R026. 026I; Wabash, 11i'G1130l1s011i;oh los'
S0g5.024l0942; Rock Island, los! S1OSs01OS.; 7oO
shares of Canton were sold at eilG6+. The total
transactions of the day were only about l42oOO
shares of which 29,7OO were Pacific Mail; Western
Union, 22,1OO; Union Pacific, 1880; Lake shore'
1850; North Western, 1890; Preferred, 200; st
Paul. $780, Preferred. 1000 Erie. 1880; Wabash,
H4OO; Ohios, 1900; Rock Island, 700, and Central
and Hudson 500. The opening, highest, lowest ana
closing prices of active stocks sold to-day were as
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

YEwronK Pb 26BEEvEs-Pre'h receipts were p cars at Six
nsth ii al jerry ( ara cars 2! & n, Ia, total Of
76S the corresponding our csys last week lhe offerings
nyss Plies could advanced; the
Of coo., and be weather tor 1e dressed meat ad e narAe
dull depressed noted yenlay aud most OF tie oGe
ing changed hands before II O'Clock CommOne;t TO best
ewt 40 70 l2li.. to dress 5S b.
T1s % Ms s1 NV Were " ears w, T. Eastman II ears
r. C. Eastman oI bis 90 Illinois steers scant
s s IS &c., cSt At oc to d 81 b Do scaGt ia cw;
Is i to s sF p : ia 5 ss' With 81 ' io,d
added and Il d. ia ewt, at l2i4c. to dress % d.
.r sits At tys b ss dre:, &c 3 WITH :d Of IS 5c
to iGs 81 s. 3D. and a = o 1 - CIV"
simon Moses. account AS rno. steers 60. eu Ic
At jersey Gig s. ". Aer,on cars; Ward Co.. cars;
Harper cars g. Grebhart D. Hudson, cars and Graves
Marin TGer Co. sod for J. Harper Al rough Kentucky
D. Calve for W. Aeon AZ Illinois 4 evt
oc ers 81 cWt at iS.e to dress OOH to . b aud Tor
g. Gr.ba u Agat common steers ewt at lOGlO to dress
The carloads at weehawfen vere1Onsned to Merritt Durh
1874 bed mnn 63l for the Last four days
against 5s7 for ihe same TINE last week TIE demand was .SOa' steady
llc and sSaSlG head for sTaase Hume Elliot. sold 20
sat. ysh cA ne 10 q lie 10 T. KIoTOn :oh 10 state
bad charge bune stand Of j. " Ihurston In
Washington Market and the sales at tht stand Yesterday and today
eSmP.1sd With Yast weeks sales
sHHKP-ec today az tOrteth Jersey
City and at FOrysighhLa total of ~ 70 head
ing S753 for the last four days 1929 for the
The market dull, scarcely enough
establish prices bat the firmly held
fraction advance. and better feeling apparent William Elliott
sod 2s3 fai State sheen OS average q b. r. sold
us good Ohio do 81 AZ So 40 q loo 10.
prime ~ be quoted at 5L2U7lS-' v 10.
ARRIVAL. to-day S $50 hogs making IL $50
S ie Soas oa aye pressed oS eS 5 ts ' Sa .. a
lax fairly At s9ao% for City, sad oiedoiie for Wesea
Feb 2oc,T1Ir Receipt. ,oy 1880 bead the
supDiy Tor the 1902 head, 476 against
4J ears Or tue same time s week 235 cas- sane time Lass
Receipts through eonnmens market toiri only Of od
Tem4ning unfod Cows moderately majority
dairy IA here, balance hppei
DarI Cows S25 $50 head pest $40 New Mich
spnger $3.50 $50 Cavesog ,uncnt cold Quotations
LisEsIeeeipts to-day. 900 head. making total
the week 1880 head Ia
the uDs last week. and 1909 head for the last
The market veal and slow s decline opening
Of the about 900 bead disposed Of TO the leaving
for sale sls Of 900 head Western sheep from "a
1870 n at So G5o
Hoos-Rseepts odsv 34O0 bead. making the total supply
the far 10 200 bead 300 head
last and II 500 head for the time last year
sales 800 head local retail trade
yards un.eh sales OF Yorkers from 40 10. to $50 TO-
50 50dtb u.s. heavy held 81 .5Qy7 40i Su
averaging 40 D., Sob al ~
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
uupoppAp MARKKTs


LONDON Feb 2ezI23o m5Yosd States n,'Tr.asy bonds.
ierred Al p .,,,
vsRPoor Feb 2s1230 m-The Cotton market sesdr Mid
ding Uplands It'd Mddng Orleans SGos sales iooOo bales
iucndng exports tbe sales ne Heet
been 600 bales which IL 900 taken Tor export and
the stock In part 7l2OOO bales ne,ahg
800 900 American The receipts the week have been ZVVo
including II 600 actual export oOO oaes tne
saoat bales intending 1885, 900 American es % ne
Nddng Upspd nothing below Low MddhDg sppso
H. 8i sales OF Kidding Orleans nothing eeos ooSa
Ordinary shipped Jsrus l1G The receipts Of Wheat Tor inc
last hree have 10000 quartes including
LIVERPOOL Feb 26-330 nor the sales OF Cotton 'o''
1000 bales American -, OF ,.d. A..
patches quote Renes at 64f 6jc -. A.. ,L. =, MIA
Feb mSales Of Cotton 90 the basis OF ma
ding Uplspds nothing below Good Ordinary shipped re3i ~
March At tai; do nothing Low Mdding devsoe marc.
April l3l6j; do, do, deliverable April ana ma, ~
for Yarns and Fabrics at hancstsr e"'
Petroleum poaaiOol Refined 3D. for SprI
LosDos Peb 26-Spins Petroleum, lO1l0d per gsIon
Feb 2G-EyenDg-Sperm OIL 3IUS04 iuo rtOn. NN-
Linseed $1,000. spirits Turpentne 2oI 6S1,9
LIVERPOOL Feb. 26-Evening Turpenne Zo Ps"L
OswRGo 26-Pour steady Iunehange1 sales OUO oos AZ
Spdng So 70 for Amber Winter 20 % ior
Winter SO Double Extra Wheat queti NO
81 II Corn steady at SIC Barley dali unsettled snIl,e qS0 y
tons impossible Meal S37 for Boted and $50 of
Need steady Shorts $685. shpsuf S27 MieaneS. 60.
Albany SAC. ,..-..,.s =,
LosDoN Feb 26Aceoring Paris sdyce Renes opened
6if closed previously quoted at 6it 69c m
Peb 26-Byenng -Breadsuns closed uuL oorn
33 6G3II for Mixed Western. Talow 4O e"I iof Ame'
fine.
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

70,
ASRsTrae remains dull and prices noninaY unchanged al
Sc % Pot aud Sc. for Pearl.
BROOM CORN AND BROOMS-Con Is bat quote
Brush Short Green l3dfc D n Hur Green Choice l3d
lie: Hu Green l2dlic Green, Mehun 0Gl2c and Red anc
Red:ipped, galOc Brooms quiet bui steadily held. -
BRESW and % the inquiry only limited sales Of west
ern md Southern 81 d33c
COTTOX-There was inquiry FOR Cotton prizes
show Improvement Of T y H. and tue market closes hrm at the
advance Receipts shipping to-day 0Sl bales
this week 1896 baes this day last year. 1875 bales
9Jl 2j3 baes time last 3Oo2 bo
haes consolidated x days) receipts bale: Great
Britain 4S3ll baes The Continent l472 bales stock
in EeyYork ia Q56 bales; consolidated oeA 359 bales The
Of Yesterdays del fol vr Febury
Is M Marcia 10 93c April 1870; MAY 1915 June l7Ooe
inv IL 4lc: september ICsSe October 1906
First ca-Pebruar 100 IL l32c; March To- 332 April 300
I6 1929 MAy 100 1880; June, II 332e October 300
l6 soc; total 200 bales Second caAn $40, UT; Msy,
10 272c June 100 II 532c Jo II 7l6c total 600 baes
10 oe sept l. 1874
and on Upland Cotton store quality DOT than hsn
gHue oOve ~ below she gnuIt4:
Ia g >tHc u"oJ ofdlnsDIo8 iul'n. " ~
Good ora .IJi4 Low Md.........I6 hood MID. IL =
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IF. p" writes to say that THE TRIBUNE is mis-
taken in stating that passenger fares from Cincn-
natl to St. Louis by the Vandaa route are only 81.
He may be correct for aught we know to the con-
trary; but we saw an advertisement announcing
such rates. and therefore published what we had
good reason to believe true; and regret to learn
that railroad agents and managers are not always
trustworthy.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
svvania 6s third issue, 110s; Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad. 49,; Reading Railroad, So. Pennsylvania
Railroad 54E. Gold, 114}.
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We are indebted to Mr.. Herman for the following
quotations for mining stocks at San Francisco to-

From The Daily Bulletin and Auction Record we
take the following. which shows the condition Oh all
the National banks of the United States, December
Slst and October 3D. the same being an abstract, so
far as relates to December 81 of the full report just
issued of the Controller of the Currency, and which
renort is published in that journal to-day:
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WOOL MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Peb 26Wool In improved demand Fine firm
Medium Combng aud higher Ono Pennsylvania and West
Virginia above, j50jGc; X G5jc; Medium 56d1 le;
Coars Sew.York. Mc-an Indiana, Western Fine.
1887 g; Medium 56a51G: Coarse 5OG5e Conbug. Washed
GJ4 G7 ~ Combug Unwlshe 45d50c Canala, Combi1g Gj
GSc; Pie UnWashl 36037c Coarse and Medium do 4O0f3;
Nasbet, G6Oc Colorado WaLei oa3jc do Unwashed
13QaJc Puled, t5GJO.; No. l and
Pallet az z4sc: Teras Medium 2SQ35e Coarse
81 a2Oc. California quoted
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we annex CLOSING quotations Of foreign excbange

The call loan market has undergone no change
and borrowers freely supplied at the old estab
ished rates of gas per cent, the more common rate
being 2 The late failures have not contributed any
unsettling elements to the market for mercantile
paper, save that severer discrimination is allowed
and the best grades sell at to a per cent. The
United States Treasurer to-day received S9500OO
National Bank notes for redemption
The Clearinghouse statement is as follow:
curreuey exchanges S6j lg4734 ol e1chang sS57l 039
CHueuoy 29J1221 God baaDces.'.' ll274Oo
Government bonds have been quiet, and perhaps a
shade frmer in the gold-bearing bonds but the cur
rency skies were lower The latest street quotations
81
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

OFFICE GREAT SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
Consoldatedl, No. n Broadway, New-York.-
THE SECOND ALLOTMENT for designating 5000 of
the FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT AND PREMIUM
BONDS of the Great Southern Railway Company
(consoldated) for redemption will be held at Me-
TRoPoITAN HALL, in the City of JACKSONVILLE,
FLA, on Monday March l, 1875, at II o'clock a H.,
in accordance with plan of redemption.
r. w. OSBORN, President.
j. w. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
w. F. WHEELER, Secretary.
Bonds of the foregoing Popular Loan, denomina-
ton Ten Dollars each, participating in the above
allotment can be obtained of
EMIL HAAS & Co., Financial Agents,
No. II Broadway.
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" n Il S aSi . neS s? $3.50 &
is da spo, sad March Naphha firm bu qaie.
# Joe for h iSd and Mars 1Ge from the oGas points
follows: nuyie sm 81 70 for uPper on G'T arH; 81 20
q Is offered Parker, United 81 67a immediate soDnents
RcEIGsIe .nlqueaton, Een,ln about ;tsdy
7997 for PRIME 8i4asas for Choice 100 b1s Louisiana
At Pame and G4G9 Tor lower grades Ran
SGAS-oer, Raw Sugars im in ther views but
res and many Others holding supplies equal to
Trent requirements The inaq very So stocks are Offered
ue efy CeniEilug the sale. are 30 hhd'
Sc Il 900 hays Eas, India at 7 We quote Far to Good
Rel2g cs9a At ami T Sa 80 sr bd, al % Re6nei
aud il .r sgae a. iS az, IS ie@" , r
SFEDSClorr inactive and weak; bags sold at fac.
ton less than IL l,e. 100 bags Western at lie
srEARIyThe market steady bat que 70 tcs OutOftOWn
Leaf sun very qc 5ad Bat IT, yaGY Isn ain
III &c 0' See Leaf IS without change s1 The inquiry OGy
sales of 100 e,e s9iy .l1ds a. 7aG55ci zoo eases
crop 1878 s 100 clgy Ohio crop 1873 on private ermsi
TiLLo% steady with jn29 sales Of So bbl' at 7-ld'
woO-There is gt IMPROVEMENT since last
S&s ssT hs 4 %a'r n Fe. %oo e
srnvss Of 4aia Wool 1e the stock light Prices
Pail Caloral, sul continue TO favor the bayr' spls
ter INQUIRY Tor Foreign Wool since last, but sale.
fol G. pt the dcm,pi g at the moment unchanged
For Pue good and Supplies hardly equal to the
dem.ud pes steady. In Fleec there little business
passing but the inquiry gOed; most holders are asking
JJa 5jc. We.lern firm under the Light supplies.
Wooden with better inquiry, and the trade in
feel confident values well sustained ard
m higher for yOnte brands The Gales
1000 70 Barr California 1851 10000 spring California 2Sc
Westef47 I 20 bags super on prste terms; TO-
OJJ n Fall California private un % ba-s C0mbng private
ten. 80 Super Pulled private 5000 ID Texas 2oG
bales Cape
private TENS; lSOO0 b 1000 ID Extra
Pulled private 1900 ID OREGON Lambs wool, 29lic.
5000 70 Spu4g C.oa private terms 900 10 Fine Fieec
on prate terms 80 900 Fail Calf private coo
TX, Pulled 4Sc Gallo 2sc; % oags Saper
priys tefrs private 20 bags Conbng
Black private terms; 10000 10 Fae I'm
washei PIeeces, 36c.; 10000 n Slper Pulled, 4Sc.
SYDNEY lln Circular Of the above date Hes'rs Fan
ming Gr;hs remark ami us
Which prevailed Of tne Colonial markets Is giving
rational and hopeful Viewa ad moderate and steady
prices apon l. to.cacge with DEGREE or
CERTAINTY inclined and auction sales
in tLCu-h
lately been United Choice washed fleece
and complaints being made OF the
sma quantity exceptionally enc quality realized
244 shua about ~ worth lS1l9 2
a1 faulty Dot. sell Al ibdl7 III q 10. UnwaLet Wool, vita nearly
60 per &C bng o. ; gbt condl Ill.,
Greasy readily
fr the securing NATHAN prices whlr washed
broken pieces LOCKS foch full
the supply stall ned and lots demand
prces tho The bulk OF the has
now progressive
available tonnage We look fOr slsit decline in shts
WH>KY-Pro sgin higher fair demand sales OF $50
bills a 81 0Ja$l 10, c.Osing al the outside l.are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-27
HAVANA MARKETS,

Havana Feb 25-sp,nis Gold 2469247 American Gold 2fsa
2i God rs s Advancing the market euensn BIoh4ng
6rmer the United 90 days currency prema
shoot SIGHT do BIOS preaumi 90 days gold loo Los
premium sight, 1389l40 premium On London !1G
l62 premiun PARIS 1877 1879 premium Sugar active vita
speuat and bgber prices No. ~ 81 l5Slat eG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-27

large aud wen-9istributed business. covering
n""aro Of $4,000 in nearly 80 descriptions, was
done IN the railroad bo.dS the most active issues
being cnion Paciics, of which the Sinking Funds
advanced TO s9l the Firstg selling at 93aa93i and
Land Grants AT IS 10 95i Central Pacific gold bonds
closed at 96sNsos Michigan Central Is sold at lo1s.
One lot Of $4,000 Of Morris and Essex rs of 1871 sold
at 100 Toledo and Wabash, st. Louis Division, sold
at 50,, against SO yesterday New,York GENITAL
Coupon Firsts brought 1l2i
The hid. ,yaro oa foIIows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-02-27

To HOLDERS OF COLUMBUS CHICAGO AND
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY Co. FIRST AND SECOND
MORTGAGE BoNDs.-Agreements for both classes of
bonds have been prepared and will be furnished to
bondhOlders. together with report of the under
signed at the Union Trust Co., II Broadway; the
Gallatin National Bank. SO Wall-st and Office of A.
Iseln & Co., 4S Wall-st.. where signatures to the
agreements will also be received.
JAMES MnLIKENi ADRIAN IsELIN,
WILLIAM WHITEwRIGHT, VIM II. GERHARD,
FREDERIC j. DE.PEYsTER, Com. of Bondhoders.
CINCINNATI MUNICIPAL $40 PER CENT BONDS
A limited amount for sale by
KUHN, LOEB g. Co., Bankers, 81 Nassau-st.