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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-10-09
DR.. J. lie FEVER,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
EATON, 0.

Office at my residence, Somers Street
our doors east of Levin Y. McCabc's, north
side,-where | can always be found, unlcs,
professionally engaged.
August 22nd, 1861
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HEADo'RTERs GEN. GRANTS Array, |
Jackson, Tenn, Oct. 6. I

Jackson, Tenn, Oct. 6.
II. W. HaUeck, General-in- Chief:
Generals Ord and Hurlbut came
upon the enemy yesterday, and
General Hurlbut having driven in
small bodies of the rebels the day
before, after seven hours hard fight.
ing, drove the enemy five miles
back across the Hatchie toward
Corinth, capturing two batteries,
about three hundred prisoners and
many small arms. I Immediately
apprised Gen'l Rosecrads of these
facts, and directed him to urge Oh
the good work. The following dis
patch has just been received from
him
"CHEwALLE, Oct. 6.
To Major General Grant:
The enemy is totally routed,
throwing every thing away. We
are following sharply.
w. s. RosEoRANs, Maj. Genl.
Under previous instructions Gen.
Hurlbut is also following. Genl
Mcpherson is in the lead of Rose
Grams column. The rebel General
Martin is said to be killed.
U. S. GRANT,
Maj. Gen'l Commanding.
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AYERS
EOMp2naA Extract Of SarsnnRr!l!a,

VIII HIN lIhiiH't vi b~H!HdpHiiI!Hl
The most ~ciEtctual remedy which the medical
sill Of orr times can devise for this every
where prevailing aud fatal malady. 1t is CON-
bincd from the most active rcmcdials that have
been discovered for the expurgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should bn employed for the cure #
not only Scrofnla, but also those otlcr a!lGc-
tons which arise from II, such us ERUpr1vE
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. A~ErHOTY's FIRE,
ROSE, or ERYsuELAs, PiMPErS, PusTuLEs,
BLorCuEs, BIAIYs and BoIIs, TuMoRs, letter
and SALT RnEuN, ScALD Head, RINGwoRM,
RHEUMATISM, SyruILITIc and M~ERcuRrALD rs-
BASES, DnOrsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBrLGTY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM NITIA-
TED OR IMPURE BLooD. The popular belief
in "impwity ofAhe MooR" is founded in truth,
for ~scrofula is a degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and rcgenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible III
contaminated constitutions.
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WE ASK THE ATTENTION Of THE
UBLIC TO THIS LONG TESTED
AND UNRIVALLED
FAMILY MEDICINE.

1t has been favorably known formore than
twenty years, during which time we have
received THOUSANDS of testimonials, showing
this Medicine to be an almost NEVER
FAILING REMEDY for diseases caused by
or attended upon Sudden Colds, Coughs,
Fever and Ague, Headache, Bilious, Fever,
2ainsi in the Side, Back and Loins, as well
as in the Joints and Limbs; NEURALGIA
and RHEUMATIC AIMS in any part Of
the system, Toothache and Pains in the Head
and Face. Diptheria and Sore Throat is
quickly cured by Gargling the Throat with
Pain Killer and water. TRY IT.
As a Blood Purifier and Tonic for the
Stomach, it seldom fails to cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Liver Complaint, Acid Stomach,
Heartburn, Kidney Complaints, Sick Head.
ache, Piles, Asthma or hthisic, Ringworm,
Boils, Felons, Whitlows, Old Sores, Swelled
Joints, and General Debility of the System.
1t is also a prompt and sure Remedy for
Cramp and Pain in the Stomach, aintc rs
Collie, Diarrhea, Dysintery, Summer Com
plant, Cholera Morbus, holera Infantum,
Scalds, Burns, Sprains, Bruises, Frost Bites,
Chilblains, as we'll as the Stings of Insects,
Scorpions, Centipedes, and the Bites Of Poi
sonous Insects and Venomous Reptiles,
See Directions accompanying each Bottle.
1t has been tested in every variety of eli.
mate, and by almost every Nation known to
Americans. It is the almost constant COM
panion and iuestimablef friend of the Mission
airy and the Traveller, -onse and land-and
no one should travel on our lakes and rivers.
NOTICE TO ALL DEALING IN OR
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Tribute of Respect.

DIED, on the 18th inst, ct the Military
Hospital, in Louisville, KY, of Typhoid Fe
ver, DAvIo BARNET of Co. G., ODD Reg. Ohio
Volunteers.
SWHEREAs, 1t hath pleased the AL
mighty in His initiate wisdom and
supremacy to remove from our
midst, our much respected and es-
teemed companion III arms, there
fore,
Resolved, That the officers and
members Of 70. g. feel deeply the
loss they sustain in the death of
their comrade, who in the perform
anee of duties assigned HIM invari-
ably exhibited a willingness wor-
thy of example.
Resolved, That they, fully appre.
ciating the bereavement the family
and friends are called upon to bear
by Divine Providence, earnestly
sympathize with them in their ir-
reparable loss; and be it further
Resolved, That a copy of these
resolutions be forwarded to the
family Of the deceased, and to each
of the county papers for publica-
ton.
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Read the statement of one Of the OLDEST
CHEMISTS IN CINCINNATI.
al hereby certify that | have been made
acquainted with SCOVILL'S SARSAPA-
RILLA AND STILLINGlA, or BLOOD AMI
LIVER SYRUP. TIL INGREDIENTS arc
entirely vegetable, and no mineral entors
INTO the preparation" \
W. S. MERRILL,
One door west of Burnet House, Cincinnati.
Tor sale by the Propriotors,
A. L. sC0VILL G co.,
No. IL West Eighth Street, Cincinnati
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3J2 Wcst j,h Street.
Dealer in Coal oil and Lamps.

REM m extract from Tie Cincinnati IVA
Ello5preA Bi,Hrai JoRra1l, Vol. .. page Sla,
by is editor, PRor. Il. 5. NEWTON, in regard
to this Remarkable Curo!!
nWhilo Martin Robbins was ia the very
worst imaginable condition, we were called -
attend him for q fioctIrc Of thc leg, produced
by q fall. The indications of q reunion Of tho
bone, under tho circumstances, were very
uuAyorallc. for he w-ald sit, day after day,
PICKING OFT SMALL PIECES OF TILE
BONE, which would slough of. | found him
using gcotiI'5 Preparation, tcAirh he con-
,rlutR 10 use until u cure icds Cjtc'ci. We
gave him no constitutional treatment, being
Ia attendance only rs a surgeon yet We con
fcss we had much curiosity 20 sec what could
be done in 4 sys.cm SD extensively diseased
as his was"
TIE Doc7oa FURTHER FAYE, since ihat time
he has made use Of SCONILL'S SAR6APA-
HILLA and STIbLINGiA in his practice,
and il has cHCR the MOST DIFFIrulT CASES Of
SCR0FULA and SYPuILITIC DISEASES.
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OhWF IbUEh, A1'3
Sept. 20, 1862.
The above should have appeared
in our last weeks issue, but was
inadvertently omitted by being
misplaced.
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SATURDAY., March 9-P. ".

TIE textures Of tie Stock market at the close Of
the week were strength and Increasing activity,
although tho transactions in Railway Shares do not
vet apDroxu 40 to those witnessed in former periods
Of Speculative excitement. The trade il Government
Securities through the com-lission hou'ee Is very
la,se, aud tie demand ID s active enough 10 main
iain prices against e volume Of supply. This Tith
among buyers Tor Government Securities " the
stronger, indication Of the confident and hopeful feel
ina Of the people 10 roga- 70 tie result o. the stre
81. now progressing 30 fsvorably, and is probably
bun che precursor Of al extended speculative move
uent IN Ell sochs--a move nen' paill 70 the reviya'
Of enterpiso and of onergies long repreaoi
lyy civil war. II SUCCESS follow in the ioot-
ets,s OF our armies, il noeds but iiiso fore
,iat, to perceive that the sicck market must
res,ond % tie facts in tie ratio Of their eject upon
tia feelings oftoe people, ard, although prices have
tv s1aicils'ion Of fuoren advanced confidcI1biy,
tier, .an he little if any doubt that lie iui'ion Of
hope vii give aiur;her stimglls 70 tbe market Ihf,
q, lea.t, IL he viewaial.en BY tne pfominea, bun
ore,ayorr OF tic Stock h,chanle, and but ie" men
i,du more sl.reHdy Of eTee upon the pu>le nihd
tksn the docon of Wall street, whore finger, arc a.
wsys upon the financial pnee, 10 noie 30 m'sh''s'
,hrob. OutiIers have no, ycttal.en much in'aIest ~
Tie epecolaiyc movenons, bit ihore lave 1een OF
lt syIaptous Of ye,irng iai,rss-, IN, win H.
vouable development IN Tie grand drama soon
10 he ensci.d, tLc volume 81 brt'ncfs ~ fhe
Beard win he inc elsed by lie multitude WHO
wait FOX r.a,ilies 10 :ud, lAcT ytut,roa. Fn' nos
active stocks ior soyeIal ;.ys have been hfe' Mon
gan Csntr., Toledo and Rock Island-.lll 40 dec.'
del alyalof. 70 tLtse stocks attention La letn sl-
ieccd, parily ~ eneouras,g statements oil l'ne.F
and yarly by DE profPftl.ve advantages v lie" Inc
re.to,.tion Of Jsac. would at once or,n. lie a'i"
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Marine JOURNAL.
PORT or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s
Cleared.

st.snshlp,-Hsv,ns (Br), Davis. Havana J. Z; Wrd;s
Co Che.epeske, Crowell Portland, IL b Cromwell Cot
Ships-Nsw Word. knight, Liyerpool G. GIinnei wz.id
King Cone Boston j. w. Elwe Co. Southampton fI.it,
London, T. T. Morgan Wiley.
Bsrks-Sam Shepherd Jewett, Ssgua IL Grand j. are
& Co; Lov-lsnd (Norwsgan) Erchsen. Falmouth amen,
Mencsa Wendt Mousapito Cunni- cham, Cork, Ediston
Bros. Evelyn Patterson, Cadena, Wsl.h Carver Case;
Morning Star Sterling, 81 Jago, Wsydell Co.. -
Briss-Ade aide Fr.l Liable Hayr-. VIM Salem honisn
Elizabeth (P.1s) Ruek, si.al kench &eincss Weadsi
Gees tutsh) De HAN Havre, Euuch Meineke Wend:,
Ann Nara (br), Main Falmouth, ia, j. c. Macarthur r.
Niken Norden Phila1e phia. Hand Ananda Jace DOW,
phiad,l phis, MetcaN Duncan khzabsth, Irmoe Fora
Royal. Mec1lf 4 Duncan. u,,,,, =,
W Mckee; Kate brigham Nossr. Lond N, Ihoa Dubhsn
Hldeth Wiliizp- Sag HAroor, AZ = hackesL ITicsnt
snow Arecel5o Miller EoUghtoni j. VI. Lane, fooe 81.
ILorss r. b. Elddise. seguue, Elliott 81 CIoix, Haa'
FORA {, Brl Hamilton Jscnol, ID. X Dewou; Mary r.
Sr-itl Smith pills ielpliA maeri j. Hon,eInah Bum
scc1n,ck aast-f; a. 7. kowlend, Rowland bAtiinore.
Nexll a Abbott; Clara MeIri:k Montgomery thlhcphis,
J. W Mckee; Allen Downiug, Rec, rhiisdelrht' n1,crj
Thomas Potter Racket phladelphis masters 4 T. lynsn'
stsrnsrd Nev.lave, ). T. st.naard r DecA.I Ns.ro.s'
.eyI 3rdou H. :. hsckeit ~ Powell Fertor New.-nsen.
h. Bhss. Co., Emeliue. Knight how-bedio5i \. hsaay;
enofe Peni. Taunton, uastsr; Lnuu'i1 h.tfss ELuf
S..rs.- j. W. MeKee y. Brow ming, La1sir Wilmington,
ref Van Bsai slssh.i l. h. Day, Chase ba.1nHc, Ia
slseg-Nsug,luck. Pcmball, srow Ill., master
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SUPREME COURT-CHAxBEgs.-MARcu s.-Beiore Jos
tice BARNARD.
Hannah Ford agt. Albert S. james ct als.-aio'ion
rrautsd.
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LAW IyYELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-MARcu a--ss,r,
Justice SHiPN.N

In the cose Of John 5. Myers, the second mate Of
~, sh1 Lsmrier trial for alcsuy reported yesterday
tie DisUlltA0.nry wlthdiew JuIoE anu entered lOe
proa, anl he prisoner Yves oisciareei.
Charles Peters pleaded guilty u pa',ing counterfeit coin
was sentenced 20 Oh ono year, aud 20 pay
Ct sir ceutG
Maurice Gorusn convicted Of mRlssu shter for csusn,
tie dralh named Blown, sentenced d In.
sJnnrt a had labor Eeo yesTs, and pay fine Ct
dollar.
The clse Of John M,Guirc indicted for passing oourte.,
dollar then tai IN for 'Is Districts Attorney
smith sul A.sisit AHdEeSa Appeared iog tie OoyeTAment
aif Nr. Ch1a's for the accused
,e course Of tue trla l, appealing ls the eV,'enee
ayains tho ptis0utr uuceraA. the Dist!cthu0ey In
view Of mi, iict sud sidrrg ths youth OF ID. prisone
tsuot l. years cd sud being his oese, agreed 20 As
" charge and The cass yves thus terminated =,
Ie circumstances attending tie eutang Of nole ros "a
TIE cf NJ, e. shove alluded TO- follows; Ihe ~
c Attorney sioi that tho had petn passed upon ~
the American Consul At London, who decided 10 use
NiJne against Hawkins Ihr Consul did ret sena -Ay wv
10 prove tae ale ed subol acttlth oy ., S.
nde Thc prosecution had evdcncc as 20 g.
some "a IT, and flannel aud csnycl.on vi g'ot.
tbs Giro 10 those srticie+ ~.
Aheldy been confnod in London psop s0oa "'o '-''
lie would. therefore, ecIeT ncls prosefi
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As.iyed.

Steamship Ebersouess lBrl h0gss i,Irs.po. Feb TO-
nd,e 20 Williams ooion, ced srog west Vss
ase Der. IN s IS 80 lsn A. 10 ami W., run
clip comprcrns. c.ukia Iyerpoal Jan. i.e .nd IT
Storage pass 10 Zer-sa Co. has experienced very heavy
wes.cy gales he orire passe March John Murphy Of
SID / +. cIsPmsn ,et Tioms'ica) c,srmar, Gibraltar
Jsa - IN bsls.tt J. w Eweli &C. had Let, ess,esy
Yrf ArScsts IA Of Hl, aro li.nzarn,a Yes. 10,
passed nassa .y.as .asi ;; s d I Rep g -. a' y:
anoye'ian bl' Ahoss on lnasua Reef with wf.ssss
,oassd' ,ss.s Gu, ,. s.s are OF
Big Nigga ChI!s ,Br. o isor, ~ 81 Shaw Triutsd
Dc 0sa ' n Se 10, pf psss sa B 70 III
Lemoi-, lor Ne"-iosA Was days. ~ Of Hss;eiI' vita
Bas Sc igS., lB. Of Hslirs,) Mil. ne.anss, 81 day.
agar to j. Whitney Co. Wa "A dsys NJ 81 ilsaess&
Bris ssn Ipan Mex Berr.nn, Csnrsaehy 81 asJ. tiies
and oswootto j. Alexander GOT.
shr join n Genn Q s ,nnsport) saEOrd, F:r. Jsder:
"a eays 10 ballast u. 3 Cunterns.;e hsa vAy
heavy os,n,r; was Is l.FsS ofcaps Henry
sehr Pioneer, McDousd Halifax asy', fish to wosdn'S
Sir ! /. Rein-- oorden, Phrsaephi. days: coal
Schr Rockswsy Brown hizrylauo days oys,er~
schI. Powow, Fox Proyso s,os Dag Al
ssI J. X snos Ashorn i;4;kIra riS day! as Ss'
sshc Thames, Oeer. EE14be,hper; TOR N'I"Ah-
Scar 8. 7. Gsrrisou. Grace, New Haven.
scsr ssIlie smith, Worden Bridgeport mS~
ssh s,s R.sS Hia.ls Es. lSSd3a ;e a.y: d
soop W,l,rd. Wiiiisson Bh.to dar, n'd's
SStooP ., "s.',, II. media Provide lse days
s,,ls.r yisnet fU s. trsh,rSr,l f'qns n.is wlcoekA
ho ~, i,t overheard OF For. bsatyl, Locust Point
"no .-' W.sbe.ts Ionss Providence nass. " xevsd
Bynner -. :. -, ~. ,,...
steamer Nsutsskes -, Sostoa. -.
SAIL D-Ts following vessels wsrs rsssed By the U. Z
=, -. enter Iiser Stationed IL the NaTfows:
s.,.m,s slei,a (Bnl LyerpoeL Steamers Chss Ossoed
Ds.snr sheucbs s. W. lewis and Fugth.ps Aunspoiisi
Hoo Foess Monroe. Sap Darcs PIincs, Londonderry.
gsrI Lsllss, Qucenstowu; Dephre tSorw Queepstowpi
Edmund, liyspool Brig. Ania Owen, Neusitss kspeans
GBrl Cork; Alice tBrl Mersees; ETustru PtU Ply
mouth, Ri Por.o Plsta lBrenen Bcnen Mountain Eagle
5ernlla Sch Adela, Baltimore .oe Havana; Hannah,
Jamaica, l.. B. Bfber, Key West C. g. Cock JssnisL
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cor-Rr CALENDAR-Tnrs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-GEsERAL TERY-Euumerafec.
Mo-, 2 49, 1884, l67 TO 1870, 1885, 1884, lg5, 49, to i9l.
SUPREME CoUET-CmcUIT.-partI Nos. 3lI9,
49, $685. 1885, 1875 1876 l'G5, 1871, 1882, s39 u6o lieo
1872, 1888, 1885, 1868, 49,
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERn.-Demurrer.-
No 81. Issue of Law. GcNos. 322 H. H. 2s 81 1879 2c2,
49, 254 3O2 354, 800 1868. 81 3e3 800 307. 3+, 27.
SUPERIOR CoURr-Part Mos. 1888, 1907, 2959,
1851 1875 29J 1873 1851 1888 CT SO 1865, LIS, 1871,
1919 Part IlNos 1858 23s! PSF 1880 1904 ls4 1894,
Nos. l0os 2eis 1873 sls 2s69 1873 Ss ssa9 eos ls.
ss 200 1870 1914 1916 1913. 1920 l52s, 1890 1884, 1852.
1893, 1850. o
COURT OF CoaMos PLEAs.-Part Mos. 439,
100 1874. $40 gc7 to s34, s6, s39 Part lLNos 1856 1851
1883 col 55G SSH 3ss 94 9l5 sl6 s' s22, sZ sIo s5l
BRooBLYs CRY CoURT-.Equlty causes 10 %
tried without Jury.-Nos o. H. 49, ", ~ %, o. ~
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Tie steamer to-day takes $,3,,-oj in gold. The
.b,nuen' Of The wee.. WAS as follows: .
u, .tr Karsn,s Es.sar snd B.venn. d5uhNrS cH
',hA 49, t,ua, Lic-tpoo gold ali...''''''.'' 4syis
Ns-eb D. ttf Elna Lnes.) isns''''.''''' '-u
The annual report az the IL Crosse ana Mh"au'
kec Railroad for the year 1851 shows RI iolI)ws;
IN. gro,s canning for the year ending a'1 oo o,,e
Dcct9ts, lt1l, net...s.s...''''''tiV'V'-4 %
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DiaaseevN. A.

Try NIr J. MoSrcoNeRY has discharged her S.rfs sss
viii shs Saturday. afternoon ss shen o. the "a ss,
ERLgAsr, Feb. ~ lrf
The shp C.IoIe, previously reported ssheO .. JS's
Roc. IS otA ls,s Apsriioa Of her iron hss fesns"
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SUPERIOR couRr-oryrn,I rrnx.-MsRcr g.

SUPERIOR COURr-DsvERsL TrRx-MkRcH g.
VERDICT AGAINST THE sIXTH-AyESUE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
DANIEL O. Nichols ss tho Sythavenus Railroad Company
Ia August, 1853, the plaintiff, then boy Is years
old took seat The top Of siyhs onehorse car
having with him abunae Of Before arriving al Thir
teent street he requested tho driver stop The speed OF
the csr sskened and the plaintiff getting of the
car the horse suddenly started in tro throwing him forward
alleged that be Did hesr the boy and not aware u bis
attempting get OIL the The Jny found verdict Tor
the pntf $500 On ,ne ht rsi OF this case the jury
gave damages bot this verdict was set aside Ins sec
ond a .ssnte In disagreement OF the jury 1he present.
was the third trial
Cram Fowler for plaintiff sloson Plstt for defepdsrsa
SPECIAL TKax-JARcH g--Before Justice BARBOUR
DECISIONS.
Ely ioppock ct ala. agt. Robert II. Berdel CT ale.
fei'led.
The Same ss the ssmeJudgnent Tor plaintiff with costs,
ana ar allow nce OF $50 Ia addition TO taxable costs
nranda Mitchell at. Andrew Sil1psoa.-Judgment set
aside aud rev thai ordered
20 Edw ard Robinson j.. esq, to report. &c.
Clement Herlt ct Al sg Henry A. Wetnore ct L-Juds
nent for plaintiffs.
John r. Treadwol est. Virgil Whi,co,nb Demurrer over
ruled with costs and with liberty TO snswer.
Constsnce Vinants eg Join Niusnte DemuneSoverrued
o pl, al the statute Of limitations, With 10 costa.
Alonzo r. Thompson as. Thomas K Cspen assignee, Sc.-
Judgment for Plaintiff
Fraucis ncDcrmott sgt Jane A. Bradley, acn'x Se-Ao-
CLsrlss Fronch ATT Pic White; Henry BOsA sgt James
Peton ct GL-0riers granted
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Passenger Sailed

y. ,,ear7siip r,na for Lropoos and Qxser Mys
Lee a Wallace ~ Msrgsrinimi wife and child y bsies he
Moore C. H. odd Dr. A. Cray, G. II. Rhode H. Asshe~
H. L. Wison Fred. PoHh, J. SIhers, and o'hef IL zee
steessge.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC
-Risey..6:2l ets.........o;Ol a,oos-SetA s'S
~ orGH WATER THIS
Sandy Hook a:26 Gov. Island. 3:I6 HeuOsss.. ss'
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rYerein,n of IsrnLncS.

N,Rcu s--.50l bhs Flour 60 bbs Corn Meal 700 bss'
do so bbs " h.ky 2oO pigs Buckwhest fcrs 200 40
Froyi,ions l. 80 DO. LarL so Dressed hoss.
r-.--s
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Expenses. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. eioeis Is
Net earnings. .......... $40 SO Al
sio,ei8 Is
a4U,6O3 Al

Net earnings. ........... &i50,6o3 Al
During the year there have been added to the
rolling stock three frst-class and one secondclass
locomotives, and ninety box freight cars-forty Of
which purchased and fifty built a, tie shops Of
tie Company. THE trustees of the sinking fund re-
port that they have purchased during the year first
mortgage bonds of the Eastern Division, TO the
amount of $4,000, which, with the amount pre-
viousy reported, show that there are now in the
hands OF the trustees bonds to the amount OF $4,000
The anthracite and butuminous coal brought down
by the Reading Railroad this week was:
Anthracite. ............. ........''."-s,1yS -
Bisuminous. ......s........'''.'...'' 9'VVV 'uh'
Last year doth Goals pi 'u"'
Cores poliing week in 1850. ..........%9v3t tuLs
Increase week 10 lGe0....... 3,-oo tnu'
The exchanges at the Clearing House TINS morning
were slS 1853 2io 81. The exchanges Tor the wees
ending to-day wsrc sll3,5l2 j75 %, being daily
average solS,762 81, against $lS, 49, l2s SO for
The week ending on Saturday last
J. p. Tappan, Receiver of the Jackson Marine In
surance Company win pay a final dividend to the
stockholders of oneflth of one y cent on the % to
the It'll Of April, at his Office, No. 20 Pine street.
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