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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-08-25
WISCONSIN TURNER'S.

OSHKOSH, Aug. 23.-IfFriday and Sat-
urday and to-day were memorable days
in the history of this staid and sober town,
the scenes of Sunday bore off the paln1
It is estimated that there were 10000
people on the grounds to witness the COM
petitive exercises of the Turner's The
quiet of the Sabbath was tolerably pre-
served except along the thoroughfare lead
ing to the grounds. There anything but
a quiet Sabbath reigned. Large crowds
surged to and from the exhibition grounds,
ard only now and then did the blare of
the big brass horns startle the worshipers.
Special trains and excursion boats
poured forth their crowds at the depots,
and docks all day long, until the streets,
from thence to the Exposition grounds.
were one seathing mass of humanity,
roasting and toasting in the suns rays.
The concert of Saturday night was like
every other feature of the feast-a success.
Prof. Baruther had arranged the follow
ing programme: Turnfest March, arrang-
ed by Prof Baruther, and executed by
the Oshkosh and Watertown Cornet
Bands; concerto for violin, from Max
Baruch, by Mr.. Hardege, with orchestra
accompaniment; Potpouri Comiquet
funny medley, by the Oshkosh Cornet
Band; solo, LIE Ecstasy, by Miss M. FL.
Eaton; "The Mill in the Valley, by
Powers; aria for clarinet, by John Thile
and orchestral Forest Song, by the Arion
Quartette; Gloria, from Mozart's Twelfth
Mass; chorus of.ffty voices and orchestra
accompaniment; Quadrille de Concert,
by the Watertown and Oshkosh bands.
These formed the principal exercises of
the evening Enthusiastic applause,
greeted each performance.
In the award of prizes this afternoon it
will be seen that most of them 90 to the
Milwaukee Turner's. Glass prizes-First
prize--East Side, Milwaukee; second,
West Side, all of the third grade OF
the second grade, Appleton, first prize,
North Side, Milwaukee, second, Vor--
waerts third.
Single prizes, First-Geo Schroeder,
East Side, Milwaukee; Second, A. Koch,
Milwaukee; third, G. Ribbe, West Side;
fourth, Albert Gerbling, North Side; fifth,
Chas. Lindner East Side, all of third
grade. First 0. Ullrich, West Side; Sc
cond. L. NJ. Schinz, Appleton; third and
fourth, r. Faheberg, Fond du Lac; Fifth,
c. A. Spaar, West Side Milwaukee; SIXTH,
w. Jurss, North Side; seventh, Aug. Fahe--
berg, Appleton; eighth, O. Weinberg,
Vorwaerts, Milwaukee; ninth, W. Storch,
Appleton; tenth, j. Hauert, Appleton,
all of the second grade.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-08-25
Business Goros.
NJ y. & E. A. BARBER.
W, G.. SPALDING

Physician and Surgeon and Examing Surgeon
for Pensions. Office over Bank of Watertown
building, up stairs.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-08-25

OBITUARY--RICHMoND, Aug. TO-
Hon. James Alexander Sedden died at
his residence in Gooshland county this
morning, aged IS years. He represented
this district, the twentieth, in the thirty
third Congress defeating John Minor
Bolts He was member Of the Peace
Commission in 1861, was elected to the
Confederate Congress the same year, and
was made Confederate secretary Of war
in 1862. Mr.. Sedden was descendant
of William Alexander, Of Menstrick, Scot
land, first Earl of Sterling
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-08-25

SHOT HIS WIFE.-CINCINNATI, Aug.
19.-John G. Schnell, member of a whole
sale liquor house of this city, fired two
shots at his wife this afternoon at the foot
of Prices Hill, an inclined plane, as she
was leaving street car. Men interfered
and prevented him from shooting third
time. One ball took effect, inficting a
slight wound ON her shoulder. Schnell
says he knew she was going to meet some
man at Prices Hill; while Mrs. Shnell
says the cause of their trouble is his ef-
fort to obtain possession of her property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19
The following is comparative sta ement of the
exports of specie from the port of New-York to
foreign ports for a period of twenty-nine wears:
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Dec lS-lZ30 p mU. 4. bonds, 1ves l04 IA
Auannc Great Western frs: MORTGAGE trustees oerth.
Gates bs7s dO second 3ls NewJerseY Central oonsols
iiJ; Enc aga do second consols. 1903: NewYorg Cen.
trail l5l Illinois Central l27 =; Reading 274
LONDON, Dec ls-z m-Consois. 96ii,e for and
9ss the account u honda four and half cents,
IFS Atlantic and Great
certificates bS+; NewJersey Central consos nav Erie
l9s second consos lOzr; Pennsyvanis Central 90
Reading 7 Paris adyiccs quote three per
france 90 confines for the account.
BERLIN l6.The statement Of the Imperial OF
shows increase In specie Of 2l400O0 mafkA
LONDON Dec lS130 p.m.-Parls sdvices quote
rentes SO francs 81 - ceDfimea Tor the account
PANS Dec 1850 m.-ExenaDgo London, 20 francs
50 Csu tunes cAeckA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19

to be said about the dealings further than that they
airs characterized by remarkable strength and by
an exhibition of confidence in the future that
never before was surpassed Investors are contin-
ual buyers of the dividend-psyes. aud the average
Spectator no sooner obtains profit on ma nod
ings than he is anxious TO be in again and gener-
aliy he accomplshes relief from anxiety by pur-
chase at about per cent higher than he had soid'
or if particularly lucky. Mt q decline OF not more
than per cent Today's transactions, as reported,
amounted 10 514,S1 shares against 40S,S67 yes
terday. There was the usual number OF Hue
tuations, but generally the last fures
show more or less Improvement on yesterdays
closing prices. The specially active and strong
stocks were Lake Shore, Michigan Central, Chicago
and Alton. st. Paul. st. Paul and Omaha. the Han
nibal and St. Joseph stocks the Elevated railways,
the coal stocks, Erie, Missouri. Kansas and Texas,
and the Wabashes. or course Western Union was an
exception while the business done in that stock
was nearly 80 per cent greater than that done IN
any other stock, il declined from S2l2 to 1884 and
closed at $685. The usual reaction from extreme
prices occurred within the last honr Of business ana
in some instances that reaction amounted to more
than per cent, but the market closed strong and
confident
There not transaction in Government bonds
at the Boards but prices firm at unchanged quo
tations The Treasury purchased $l2 600 Us OF 1851
at 1Oo7a Annexed are the closing quotations:
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Business Chances.

rtERMANENT POSITl0N.-A man OF good
character who command at once $1,000 in cash can
secure POSITION ia Pha elpha Tor success
full agency; chance for profitable ny,t
ment and splendid paying business experience hot 80
much a requisite common sense Auuitos MLh-
CAMILLE. Pos; Office BOX l739. New-Hork Guy.
r{NO ADVERTISERS.-TH COLUMBIAN
4 Successor 10 the Advocate-has edition OF over
10000 reaches every postoce m the United STATES %hd
Offers space theadyertsng pubic al 10 cent
line display cuts 1000 lines at p cents line
editorial 80 ANY
advertisement through responsible advertising
agency need paid tn proof il furnished that tho
actual number papers printed aud circulated IN good iah,
through and every lostonice IN te nation
each. and high sixty AdNeftlse
ments Ted till Tuesday
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Board and Rooms Wanted.

4 GENTLEMAN and his son, clerks in
n aowIown bank desire TO ind agreeable and permanent
at moderate charge, with private Amer
family. Address H. b., Box 1892 NewYofk Postoice
Win particulars
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RAILROAD

u GREAT TRUNK LINE -
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
leave York via Desbroses and Cortandt streets
Ferries as follows:
Palace Cars al tached $50 o. aud 80 y. Jaiiy
Wliamsport, Lock Haven $50 a. m $50 p mi Cory and
Ere at D. M CORY for IitlsVle, Petro
leum Centre and the Oil Regions. . ,,-.-,
Baltimore WasLn gton aud SOUTH Limited Washington
Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars dny except saLday ~
a. M arrive Washington Regular az $50 and SO
a NJ 4 and 10 D. IN Sunday, 4:3O a. IN. and ~ ,. N.
EXuress Baltimore. except sunday, D. M
Fxrress Philadelphia, 49, $50, & 500 $50 40
Iimted IL m, $3.50, =. $40 s. o. T. 80 an 10
ami night Sunday 43O and $3.50 ., z, e3O and
10 D. m, and IL night
Express Philadelphia via camden I3O d u ana p
except Sunday. -, 80,
BOats Brooklyn Annex"
Jersey City, arordnga speedy ana direct transfer ZOE
BfOSS a2Tiye From Pittsburg T. l0f0 H. 93j M.
daiiy $40 a. m 80 daily. except Monday: From
wy, n,ron ana Baltimore $50 a. Boo, ), 5:20.
loss D. M sunday. $50 o a. and 1870 p M From
sha ib 800 $50 $50 $50 and lo4O N. sunday,
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x0 TO BOSTON,
VIA THE
STONINGION LINE

CONNECTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST
The Elegant Steamers
MASSACHUSETTS,, on Tuesdays Thursdays SATURDAYS
and NAkkAGANsEIT ON Mondays. Wednesdays and FIJI.
dayA NJ
4:3o P NJ, FROM PIER SO, N. r.
Foot OF Jay ST. arriving Boston A. NJ special Limited
FrstClass TioAets between Now.York and boston GOOD
ONLY as specified on their face-Sz each.
Tickets for sao at all principal ticket Offices
secured II offices of Weseots Express Company az Nos
Hotels ucket Offices
Steamers ELECTRA and GALA TEA eave Pter ~ North
River foot Of Warren t daily eacept sundAys) az r. nj
for Boston, via Providence direct
Freight via either line taken IT lowest rates
- ID. 3. BABCOCK, President
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In London, British cODso!S were steady at ISL 10
for money and 9Sl5Ie for account. United States
IS yielded ls to 104ss 412s were s higher at 1853
and As were unchanged at 1l8l2. American ral-
WAYS generally were from a 10 l per cent higher,
the greatest advances being Tor Illinois Central to
1275s012712, and Central and Hudson TO Isl l40
ISL In Paris, French per cents declined from %
TO S4.02l2; sight exchange on London falling TO
the Imperial Bank of Germany gained specie for the
week to the amount of 2,44O,OO0 marks. The
steamship w estphalia, leaving Hamburg to-day for
New York, is reported to bring 100000 francs i'll
The following shows the experts exclusive OF
ending December a. and since the beginning of the
year. as compared with the corresponding periods Of
previous years: o o-o o
previously reported 526596 330799407 $s428 23s
Tota since Jan. 333s5S429 SS7.9o3.O09 39I ,J369S5
The following are the imports of dry goods aud
general merchandise at the port Of New-YOrk for
the week ending December 10 and the be-
ginning of the years
For the week. 1873. 1879 1880.
Dry goods. SllO2stO sl14U4l sl532,5O4
Genera iS SSss Sa5$S5 ssSs
Previously reported 276g22l5S 824ll669o 45O66 Ss7
Total slice Jan. l..25l.3l5,7Ss 8324O.sG2 4579o4.772
The following are the dry goods imports included
il the above period:
For the 1879 1879 1880
Entered port 81. lO.S6O SlI4O,Stl Sl,5320Ot
Entered q. ssSS!sYss 11t q
The exports of specie from the port Of New-York
for the week ended December IS and since the
beginning OF the year were as follows:
Total for the week $4,000
Total o'AV''oo
Tho foIlou-ino ia q counarativa sta ement of tho
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Crates anb 1fn0ers.
DRASS OPEN FIRE-PLACES.
Large varied assortment Of Brass Fire Irons Coal Holds
Tenders, Andirons, Screen, &C, &C.,
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
Retailing Wholesale Prices until January LIST
j.. :. CONOVER & CO.. 568 Canal-st. n Y.
GieGmboGts aId RAILROADS..

NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
NewHaven at $ and 1880 y. connecting with road.
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.-Co Commencing December q, 1880
500 a. ni western ana Northern Express to Rochester
Plattsbuig, ST. Adams AM Montreal
1880 m Chicago Exle3s, drawlngroom cars to Canaan
daIgua, Rochester and Bunas.
llUO 10 Albany aud Troy, with connections to Utca
Saratoga, Glen's Falls aud Rutland.
400 p. mr. Accommodation TO Albany aud Troy.
G:uO y. m 81 LOua Express, daily, with sleeping for
ST. Louis running through every day the week also
sleeping for Buffalo Toledo and Detroit and excepting
SUNDAY night Tor Montreal, via Saratoga
Rochester. Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo. Detroit aud Chicago
300 D. m. Express with sleeping for Auburn Road
stations, and Tor Montreal. via ST. Albans.
li5O H., Night Express, with sleeping TO Albany
sale Nos 49, $50 and 4ls broadway and q,
Westeots Express Offices place 1855 and 9i2
broadway, New York. and 1888 Washngton.st BroOklyn
j. NJ TOUCEf, Gen Sup. Z. b MEEKER, Gen Pass'r Agt
NORWICH LINE
~ 10 Boston Worcester Nashua, Portland and the Fas
New LOudOn.-Hteamers leave Pier No. 40 North Rvar
at l:3Op m. daily. Sundays excepted.
POCKAWAY BEACH.-New-York. Wood
IA haven and Rockawav RaiIoad.-Ieave daily exceps
sunday Hunters Point 6:l0 1905 a. m; 4I0 D. ~
Leave Itocxawsy 7:iO "a M S;lO. 0;l0 y.
OFFIcB OF GENERAL MANAGER MANHATTAN RAILWAY co
No. n BROADWAY NEW YORK Dec. 49, 1880 I
SPEClAL NOTICE.-On and after MONDAY
~ next December 20 the commission hours ON the
different lines aud branches operated by this company DO
follows;
From $50 to s:3Oa m.
From 430 To 1880 y. M.
II. X. HAIN, General Manaqar
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The Treasurer now holds 1900, Z9Z,O IN United
States bonds to secure bank circulation. United
States bonds deposited for circulation Tor the week.
50 473 500; United States bonds held for circula-
ton withdrawn for the week, So, 800 Natona!
bank circulation outstanding Currency notes,
$343, 434,946 gold notes, S1.141,96j. The
Clearing House statement to-day is as fol-
lows: For the day-ExchanPes. 1914. 074 ,998; bal
ances. S3s, 122, SG5; Tor the week-Exchanges,
81 SO, 953 256; balances, $6,713,553. The trans
actions at the Sub-lreasury covered: Receipts.
81 2O2 SOL payments 81. Pol; currency balance.
81 O75 155 ; coin balance. $74, 502,41S.
As usual ON Saturdays,the foreign exchanges were
dull but rates are firm with tendency to ad-
vance to figures the limit of the specie I'LL
porting point The posted rates are as follows:
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State bonds were dull but firm. The sales in-
cluded Tennessee 6s old at 4Sli and new and new
series at 47s, Alabama class A at 1884 G73L. and
Arkansas Gs funded at "a. Louisiana consols were
quoted 53sa054ls, North Carolina consolidated Is
S3GSJ and special taxes 505l2, South Carolina IS
non-fundable sac, and Virginia 6S deferred 16 bid.
OF city bank stocks the only sales were Mechanics
ard Traders 113l at 1120l12i2.
A well-distrbuted business was done in railroad
bonds and prices generally were higher, with here
and there an exceptional decline for some issues
which yesterday made the greatest advances. Erie
second consols again assumed their old position as
leader of the speculative bond market, aud rose
from 1854 to 100 the funded 5s rising 10 80. Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas issues were active and
buoyant first consols rising from 1124 to 1852 and
seconds from 1878 to 7S7s07Sl2 Boston, Hartford
and Erie rsts were in better demand and rose to 462
Rome. WATERFOWL and Ogdensburg iirsts advanced
to TO- but reacted to 7S. Lehigh and WllkesDarre
consols were active but steady at about 1O5 but
the incomes rose to S2l2 Chesapeake and ONO
frsts. series b. were strong up to 1873 and the cur
rency interest debts advanced to 46i2. Canada
Southern firsts yielded Il to 1033, and st. Paul
consols per cent to 1914. NewYork Elevated firsts
were strong at H. and Metropolitan frsts at 1O5.
Ohio Central incomes rose to 60@59l2, lnterna-
tonal and Great Northern second mortgage incomes
to 81 09Ol9 and Indiana Bloomington and Western
incomes to 6S. Denver aud Rio Grande firsts con-
tnued to be III good request and advanced ia per
cent to 113, and the consols rose y to Ill. Kan
sas Pacific consols were u higher at 1929, and
Union Pacific firsts sold at III. Texas and Pacihc
incomes were unusually active with an advance
from 1854 to THAT, and firsts of Rio Grande
Division rose from 96ls to 97ls.
The bank statement proved to be what 1t was ex-
pected to be-. The deficiency of SS3.200 IN reserve.
reported for last week, converted into surplus OF
50 0SS, 725, and that without any further material
contraction in the loans The statement IS made
up on rising averages. The following are the totals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19

CUNNY SIDE SANITARIUM.--A new winter
- resort for within ak hours OF NosYork open
ali the year mild aud equabe climate unsurpassed iev
purity and dness Of Atmospheric heahfuness OF location
beauty scenery dry gravey soil purest soft water
on south Of mountain among wood which protect
Sunrise and IRset Vows with unlimited
ahine from our broad piazza For particulars address
JAMES 8. PR EsToN, NJ. u, Vinemont Penn
Yreto sta I'M fur circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-19

ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER 20, 1880,
express Trains leave NewYork via Desbrosses AM cort
40 III 1s1, snaas$: $50 I'd
ESQ vs S eas nj a iGd IL s. nss Sunday
1850 and m running through wa Trenton and Cau
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trans az Jersey cry ahorng speedy and direct snsier
leave est Philadelphia 1901 s45 42s
a. GAO and 7;S9 ~ on sanday l2;oi s:l5 s25 $50
M and 5:S p m, daily except SUNDAY. va
foot ana GSrandt cOutst and BToOkya
and Ils Insonst, hOboken station Jersey City Emi,
grant ceS ocs rsaT WILL call for and
b1ssagS E0P Pa IONS eSf residents FARMER
General Manager. GeDl Passenger Agt.
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known rs the
~ - SEwYoRK' LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL-
ARRAsGEMrSr OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT Is, 1890.
room Coaches % Buffalo and SUSPENSION Bridge
c at my soaaesns Nin fast ne w sna
southwest Pulmans best DrawngroOm sleeping coaches
i p; paiy l-Pacihe Express for the West sleeping
ceGaso without change also Hotel Dnieg cars to Chicago
Trans eave chsmS %s sree eV Depot Newyok
Sdnht sst%i S'G nights si Only Sundays.
RntherioFd and Passnc g. $50 TO- 1920 a. m-the lo2o
r. 5a So '!GP d Hu sd o o9 On s % moon
midnight Sundays 600, $780, 1920 IN, LAS, $50 m.,
paIer.On, $50. 10 1920 NJ IL noon, LAS. B. $780,
sG o SO Ss1 go 9c $40 s iess NJ and ~
Paterson via Newark, 6s45 $40 ll;s0 a m $40 400,
6;2O e0 1880 and IL midnight saturday nights only.
Sunday, 9:lo IA, $3.50 p.
suifern 500, 1850. lo20 i;45 $50 500 Gio tbs,
and ~ midnight SUNDAYS 600 $3.50. lV2O a. las, 6.o0
p. m aud IL midnight.
Warwick 100 l0:20 M, 4.S0 p m.
Newourg and CORNWALL. o0, 0 $3.50, 80 D. N. sun
day. $3.50 a. m.
kordout aud Kingston. a. IN, $780, 10. sundays, $50
a..
Sundays. .. $3.50, lO;20 IN. $780, p IN.
Mladletswa, 100, Q, i0rso M 500. 49, 7iS p M.
With Ss%5drk and oswsso l @iaaSS
Railroad Nam
Port Jsrys 7:5o Q. 1890 M 49, O. = 7,l3 N m sum-
days, $3.50. loco 4. m. 9, $50 and y. IN. - -
EoIE-Boats 23dst quarter OF uuarter affer
each hour nom 5A5 NJ to 9;4o iO'i5 and i45
PIN.
passage and for Apartments I'm Room
and Sleeping Coaches can 90 obtained aud orders Tor tn
checking transfer OF baggage nav be len AZ the Com
panys oihoes Nos 239 40l S57 Broa1tway N Il No a
Courtst. Brooklyn, or II the CompAnys Depots
Express Trains from the West arrive La New Al az
mo. n. ABBoTT. Conn Passr Ag's New.York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trans assSs ioe Engswood coster permons NY
leave 80 minutes later Saturday pights - - $3.50 "H~
Nsnuet spring Valley 1onssy. TOO, ESQ m; 4 50
yNo. N ABBOTT. General Passr Agent New. ySA,
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The Sub-Treasury TODAY lost $1,605.S 97 on
balance made up by a coin loss of ,696.53G less
currency gam of $50, $50. The European steamers
arriving since yesterday brought 100000 III
foreign gold. the money market worked easy at
Gas per cent for call loans, fair amount Of the
business being done at the lower figure count
ing the late offerings at still lower figures.
amounted TO SiG1 81, and the internal revenue
receipts to $l3O,OS2. The Treasurer received
1882 600 in National bank notes for redemption
The tosals of such receipts Tor the week. compared
with the same week OF 1870, being as follows:
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SATURDAY. Dec. 1s-P.h n.
The course Of prices in the stock market generally
n ~ uniformly in one direction that there is little
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ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER 20. 1880,

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST UNIFORMED EQCIP-
NENT, An ID THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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ITO PHILADELPHIA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE CRAFTSMANSHIP ROUTE AND SHORT LINE,
A'- BETWEEN y
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

10 TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 4
" pEPOTS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN NETWORK.
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financial.

bankers and CAPITALISTS will want to
ID get the Tribune Almanac for 1890; gives the figures
States Revenue amt Expenditure since 1870 foe
cenfs l,v mail
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NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Leave New. York foot Lberty-st.. NJ h
Via Branchport
For SANDY Hook S15. 11:i5 a. M. p. M. 80.
For Monmouth Beach, Seabrght anu Highlands, D. eIo'
Has m. 1880, p. III.
Via Red Bank -. -. r..
1890 D. Manchester, Toms River, ATLANTIC Clik
and ali stations to Baysde.
m.-For Whtirgs, Toms River Barnegat, &c
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7I,O HOLDERS OF OHIO STATE STOCKS

N1tice that rhe interest due JAN AIRY
1881 Funded Debt Oi the state Of OHIO, Will be paid
at the American Exchange National Bank New-H0rS IRON
and thereafter at 0hce III
city books Will the 18th inst ana
be on the 10Th of January. 1881.
Columbus. Ohio, Dec. IL, $50
JOHN =. OGLENEE, Auditor OF state,
MILTON BARN f., Secretary Of state
GEORGE X. NASH, AttOrney-Gencrii
COmm.s OF the sinking Fund ol ono
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Nrean 5teamers.
A MEXICAN LINE.

A MEXICAN LINE.
su,v r,rans,s,snsic I5ne under the AMERICAN FLAG
stng every WEDNESDAY from Phila ielpha and Liverpool
E1~a sangs or Wednesay Dec 90 IL noon
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FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

4 A PAsSENGER TRAINS, on after June l. 1850 VII
and DeDrOsscss, al lfO AM,
in. m and $50 p for Easton Bethlehem Alen,ownf
Rpaanp WnkesOafTe. Tow anla, NaYeilys,
Ithaca Geneva, Buffalo and the West Pullman Asep-
I'M attached $50 p. train. a.. ,Irs
Train TAO a. p W.. conheSs Ao1 "AA
POINTS in Mahanoy HaZletOn coal REGIONS -.
'''A''S " & u HYINGTON General Passenger Agent
General Eastern Office corner Church ami Cortandtsts
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I46'4 buyer 80 days.

Total sales the day
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIyI-

ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy, South Amboy lsed
Bank Long Branch Grove Asby PsrN POINT Pieas
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-08-19
SURVIVORS, ASSOCIATIONS.

The meetings of the York County Survivors
Association, and the Survivors Of the Twelfth
S. C. Regiment, in this place to-day, promise
to be an interesting event. Besides the men,
bers of the Associations, who will attend in
large numbers, we may also expect large at
tendance of people generally from this and
adjoining counties, who will be attracted by
the ceremonies of the day. If the weather
permits, Gen. MCGOWAN will deliverhis address
in the Female Institute grove, to which a gener-
al invitation is extended to all who may wish to
hear it. Hon. NJ. G.. Butler will also be here.
Besides the Cadets of Kings Mountain Mil
itary School and the Jenkins Rifles of York
vile, the Lee Light Infantry, of Chester, and
probabl ythe Catawba Rifles, Of Rock Hill, will
form the military attractions, and music will be
furnished by the Rock Hill and the York
vile Cornet Bands.