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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19
1--WE STOCK MARKETS.

WRpyFsDAY Nov lathe supply Of cattle is rather light to-day
l46 al One undrehst aud - Al Hudson There
the after place There enough however Tor days
1u WIN e t ~, r, nbf b 1I .,s srYoos ~ ro..
o. Wednedays the otle trade confined 10
droves ordinary of medium Western and about 900 head
advance Of idc n Albany and dealers hoped put
uP ale on ne dressed WEIGHT at nt '91a not ney TaIS3 TO
Perhaps 10 bead Of e top n extra fine Grove. y az e"t brought c
choice sold lCdc with good 90 itc, aud pretty m a. Jdltc
Scarcely anything w,ut b,o. &c. nothing very poor being on sale
% Dusces Co.. n w. steers aud Oxen GAG ewt at
" Thompson for Heath 30 lat and heavy Illinois 'tcs' At
~ atc on IS c"t being ye ha' ao o Coon I'''h-J 90 ar
r G lad 80 be bet OHIO ,teer ale choice q s
grades sold at 5Gc alec - Illinois steers for 4 hn " ~ @'e
su.i,r Iaurceh sold c, good q cv Kenely cattle at l5c,
and 81 Illinois steers q! cst At lHic ~
: Sutton sold 10 wg.'chesler c. oven at l24i'e ,,,,.
Murray Gote sold % bead Of The local cattle mostly p''D'''
p g E1ans sold haf Obi. Indiana drove to Richardson wct
heimer Ansuy bringing % head hnset which r. Wsht,pgr
ISn '. AZ. rs s'GI Il lS S h. r.
Bureha sold prime Dot q IS h e"t Ky side' at 10
v1cptlae Williams were at upon hrsh cst Illinois
ionshman lad % ht bus coassba H. steers .eag At a
Tery COT disposed OFFS good "A crt Ky nte nIHaicc
T. ellis sd s. decent but hr . eNt T. ,tesr, 81 soap, &c
cst. q u per head. being SMALL and thin. GO, 49,.
Sheep sIs og'' gsarTi oG ,es o So ,''l r a to
to &C. r prime and tic fer soue sIiras Of r re Lm9
TO-DAY. but tle weather uvoGoe 'n sas "es III lt "
Hume to Canada shf
Gle a d. .aue weight &C. 40 d ~ % oic 81 state llo 10 &C.
lJ7 OHIO. - o. SIC S. do 81 10 80, ~ Canada an - no. 81
ira &c. - d. lie ~ si o. stci b. dos tt b. a. '
state %! d. &C. All lido. oft d. &c. Aso some ous ' - 500
MsGr,w sold 2 thin Stsie sheep n &C. % do IS 70, Hc l
paH d. alc: 30 Ohio o. fsri 90 state Janus 81 TO-
Cle. IS lbJ N. 1!c. and 10 of n n a. iir
lambs 81 Do 20 o. - site sheep tp TO- ''fi
elo Ncb g. 10 Sic AID - extra ft. 20 a. 80 7c
llidsou tiy State le,p oI a. 49, cars tn ~ "
ttt ~ - ~ PER bead
Hors lower. with hes arrivals There we're ~ car i" az
r e. are vererslr % gi4t}c Rough would o hsE @ While
ca eio-r uiu.i. l2 n g It" lHa"r t, f
fouelt J OHIO pas n ogc The market e roi strong
No Tousu logs on fdle 10 day
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lool steam l0ld sail a. Hsve steam Ile sill t. Bremen,
yale o. ' 'N'-' '' -
me transactions have again been Of limited during the p
Eet hddl ng FROM Mobile Liverpool freight II. by seam
' utn sold 80 PIE There fir supply ~ samples DO The city, h1
@ h" "utre the owners pefeuug e chances 1 Liverpool 20 d
'si'"ln Toss here II sold &c present falu.s
"AtNtfu might been
'e from The decline Newlork and the unfvorlhle from
Liverpool" The business NeO leans been chiefly fTtuh ana
'"ein account Ii erponl limits low. In Mobile tf si
nave been moderate extent for English account In savannah te
mas been some sales for Lro also Charleston Tie bulb OF ihe
orders low adult I free eanguments
American planters making Liverpool We hear 80 Tar
Tie tear OF short time Lancashire the results arising 'her
holds speculative shipments check Owug advance here u tue
~ &c Of gold yesterday Southern all trhe higher
With more doing
Receipts ports bales which less than expected
against "a m and O. the corresponding week last aud
before Al Mobile Of the retsu A.
sanuh am Charleston they smaller anticipated
the uuwugrcss Of planters sell At AZ Memphis the
receipts lately smaller scale Al NeWOdeans and Gal
Che somewhat less shan week The total
date since lst Sept 45VO against $1,000 aud $4,000 10 She last two
years
Exports Great Britain fr the week ono bales which moderate
ami may 1 less re week The total well however with
styea being 10000 against 140 To France 600 aud
since N September 5VOO 1000
before We are hkey moderately Britain
wtts 10 come Nhr 70 fRrce aud other foreign ports shipments
Mil be comparatively rec France Continent nope
willing pay for their supply Britain
willing To DO much, and The
steamer VIEW ORR cleared from HeNOfrsus Bremen fh
zoe following statement Of the movement The Jet
Sept last ~ he
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PASSENGERS ARRITED.

PROM LIVERPOOL Nov. In steamship ScotlMr AID rrs
Washington Mrs Cross John Cooper Miss o' NJ wa'eIeo'-
and siy Mr. Beach VIE and maid Mr. = u hing nd WI" Pi To-
leiO and wife A Bsou H. Williams Dr. Clas Eoi - Adam,
1s , NJ ASsS s s .aa NJ s s Ja.ss aS
ya.e BTss BEs W't;', Jo5 P Bss. cSsr;
Green Ra T. G cay and Hiif Mis-, NJ aIl sI H, s, b.,
gea NJ Read ami wife Mr. ? King aa I.er'asi Mis- sag
ADD Mr. Crawford IT, NJ Jao waln"ss9 NJ B. eHas "ls
dru and nurses Miss b. ~ Bso 6 A. ,sr'o, snd SOD -
Baker MARY Baker Mrs Keys james iouas NJ Eeiieo" 800 VI"
dausber Dr. p Rum.ey and daughter Richardson NJ Bavly NJ
Irsin Mr. W. Carr wife and servant Nj J. CARY ana Nsies Se
duke, Deya Mrs. Acek child ard NJ Fr"saasI and
Se Miss r. 4 H. Pe s, fbo. F sa I B,esn Me-
HaIrd wife Brown and wife Wheeler md wife y
g Parsons and % T. r. Yale aud vie H. Ceaklns nfr,
and Master CosIas h Bs0S% III Psrc,
d Gebhar Eda sally Mrs aud Mss Roberts + Ashton Ma q.
LI FRoM iyEePooL Nov In steamship MnDe,oP Mr.
ram Capt Jas NeSeonbe Capt Mortimer MIS- Ferns hhs '~'
FROM HAvRR nov Sin steamship VILE de- Pnr.Mr Ds; AID
Mr. asd Nc Adams md maid Mr. snd Mrs Dn.@0rs M bsi
BY Mrs. Meiaas and maid Peo MootsI Mr. MOuae wi,s@
cts family fs and mad M and Mrs kemejs NJ sd M Gms,
an i Seha S pa I maid n M Cuuae @ and SIS. Bruce Du
guer Mr. Hove and family Mr. aud Mo C9e Gen DSsadsoa NJ
Mason Mrs O. Gilman. Miss J. Threaiwel. NJ ADD Mrs Van
S1Ff 5Sl sm and and fh and s servant ' mr. 3 SG s. E
Mr. ard Ms 81 A%.d NJ and M, Robin Emily ard max. mt
and Mr. and Mss JOae: and maid L JARVIS Mr. N.ls NJ
Mis-. Tsor two Misses Flint Mrs Jons. p, Mr. Taesp.
SsI L.s' % s h H SesBoes NJ d
Mrs Bruce and maid Mrs Hqtehin'
P M Mr. on. ws %f ctps . @. ND T' r.r G M
nf Dc Fri1s Mr. Basar NJ Du%oao NJ veas Mr. Gefo1s
Mr. ROdst the Rev Mr. P.ts .iI %SaAs Mr. c,1adT and family
Mr. Peauis1ot aud lady Mrs Msnt.aL Henroi M sdMr,
' Mf S Pls1o d h n c GaS1 Mr. ,n
Claude and family, Mrs. Roses Mr Beebe Mr. Baeh Mr. sod
DreTfu
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North-Wostern shares, and Rock Island.

:, tbe Northwestern shares and Rock Island.
bdfs" having money. The bear raid upon them
@P" efficient TO disturb permanent holders, who,
VS. NJ the large traffic that must come during
u Wy[[.,tsr and Spring months. insuring dividends.
DE "'i;r,d 10 purchase That an artificial strin-
Ge ri money broke their prices from . to 10 per
rD! moi considered good reason to sell out
rn' .bar,s which. next to Government bonds
GU hest investments in the country. That the
I" ~, Of railway shares were not inflated to the
SD That was supposed by the bears, has been
81 Lv die comparative small decline IN response
most persistent and longest continued money
nm. ever engineered in the market The stock
r,set has often made larger declines upon a per
-. money market than that made in the late panic.
- ,bat was after great initiation on the issues of
,,r.rnment paper. At the present time the
..io-itv Of railway shares are owned by the
tic interested IN their management, having
t,rssen that they will IN few years be be-
fond Spectators CONTROL and only held as invest
s,,r.s. In view, however of the complications like
Il 70 arise from the Erie suits and the dsarTange-
souts liable 10 occur IN the money market, brokers
an declining new engagements, and buy only for
,ns,omers who Fare able TO pay for their stock, and
ontl more settled feeling obtains nothing is pnr-
chase unless the buyercan pay for his stock and take
if out of the street AZ the close the general market
vas strong hut dun Government bonds closed
seady.
o. s 6s ISs Reg n2tGu9a U.s52OC Co. new G5llO d11OB
N = c. .tCu.lli 0l45lU s. 500 new. G7.1i0t dllOi
D. s. J-J .l.os alW3 IuS520 Conew,6s ll01 dlloa
= : go Con. t2 10 cll0lU 3 1910 Regis 1895 dI0B
I. :. go tOu. 90 lTt 01O5sl
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
sEvEN rER ~ 1NrEREsT IN con

SEVEN PER CENT INTEREST IN GOLD.
The First Mortgage Seven Per Cent Sinking Fund
Bonds of the Rockford, Rock Island and st. Louis
Railroad Company pay both Principal and Interest
in GOLD Com free of Government Tax.
Each Bond is for 81 Geo. or GOO Sterling and is con-
vertbe into stock at the option of the holder. The
coupons are payable Feb. and Aug /, in New-York
or London at the option of the holder.
The Road runs from Rockford in Northern Illinois
to ST. Louis distance. including tracks to Coal
Mines. &c, of about 400 miles and trayerses the
finest district Of Illinois.
The Bonds have 50 years to run, and are lien of
$2l cooper mile upon the Companys railroad and fran
chses. its coal lands-of which it has 10000 acres
containing HUNDRED MILLION TUNs or COMs-its
rolling stock, and property Of every sort.
A Subscription of $SsO0OoO at par. TO the Capital
Stock of the Company, furnishes large part of the
means required TO construct and equip the road
Nearly half of the entire length of the Road Is
graded and substantially ready for the iron; the
rails are now arriving upon the line. The first dIyi-
sion giving an outlet to the coal. viii be in operation
in GO DAYS and tTack-layng will from this time be
prosecuted with the utmost energy till the last ran ~
in position The Company intend to have the whole
OF the Road in readiness for the Autumn business OF
1869
The Bonds are for sale at 97 and accrued interest
in currency, and may be obtained through bankers
and brokers throughout the country at the Office
of the Company. No. ~ WAu~sT, New-York
GOvERNNENr AND OTHER SECURITIES received in
payment at market rates.
The Trustees for the Bondholdore is the UNION
TRUST COMPANY Of New-Iork.
Pamphlets giving full information sent on appiica-
ton. H. H. Body, Treasurer.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OP NEWBORN. ...... Nov CLEARED
Steamship Thames, Pennington, SavaHnsh
Ship Republic Forihsm London.
Brig Briele, Brooks, Point Al Petre ....,
Schrs-Irne Shon ConantnOple: Starlight Bathord ts'ssi
Sam Weller FselS Dara AID market T. g. Benton Csso''
Norfolk. .-,
. ARRIVED.
iIave N0v5 nAse. aud pas
Steamship Miuuesots Price Liverpool Ialse. and pass
Steamship Albemae Couch. Rchmond. mise and pas&
Steamship Meas, Davis Providence mds' aud pass
s.atm,n Mouniyan singapore Pcna 10 dayt
Sip Beylers Hopes, Manila, july p ud'e
ship Isaac Webb, OoEIeBs. Liverpool sept, r. muse
Bari Raugoou, Evans. Antwerp ~ da's uase
Brlg Monica Tracy. biabctlpOrL
RriS Susan Windsor y. =. IA darS plaster
H,ie T. n F,op Mcneil Wid,ar y. y, II days, plaster
Rig Ienues Bicert Puerto teo y d-s les aud coffee
Rig A. Pit Bermuda lays sperm el IN port BARK hii
Bas for NesYorE Nov n; brig Harvest Qlcen Tor Newton
Six Saxon Grren 81. John, \; F., 10 l'ys lsh ,qi
Schr Malaua McBuulr. WINDSOR. y S. days p.lscr
Schr Dnaiep Smith Shulee n dt,s, sll.in-
.scHooSRks-RivKK ANp cs',iH.sH.- ~,
VI g. Ms.ley BizabethpoIt D. %. Baldwin,. tl2athpcrt
John. hhgabetbpoIt lsaaf'A DID 'e iIolL
Clas. Lowering. Ehahot.port O. farA. r b. iNp'fL
Fnna HenirE. Kiut-tJort J.b lmrases atethport
E9oSgg2 i,a'e'lP'H A. A. FL, il,s ify .,,ssr,
MARY lice. ElL4pritport haIf aNNtN fsA. 4otN
Thos P. Cooper Bhraheihror '''.'
DOMESTIC POETS.
tRo.tey S, f9Autris juno. Liverpool. farAs
Tark Maaga Phfhir London H. Frank fs'c'' es'r seamhp
A rppo. IRON Liverpool. . 49,. .f.t.
shalsg scbG John A. Lewis srr J. w byermsn. - %
SPOKEN.
ship Marlboro from Liverpool for New Nov L. n Care SABLE
scht Sal a DAYS rom Rio Grade for Na Yok O o. M lG2S
long a. 81. BY ship ,lerchantmanl '. '.r f.
... i.....,..,.. DISASTERS. ... Id
BosroS rhe steamer Providence Nla Nov York hr Brs
eod Nth schooner aDd ba br port ss rail- r.
mi search for schooner which With
The sehr AAs-AiIiAls. lahore auth ~ Nquan. n J.
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The weather has con ued tuc Tor picking aud still without
report killing trust We copy the following from the New Or
leans puce the n a. inst. without udoTsirF
For has remarkably favorable 90
cotton picking and has doubt enabled planters W gather
larger amount than would have been picked other circumstances
Owing 90 this than 90 IN their previous caua
there hs been pretty raising crop cotton
Those who conuted 2%Ot0Oto 2toOO bales put
down their Wle who denied that there would
BE- increase AT Years crop o24AoO0 adult 2O Co
26OOG These figures be observed. materially above
the current estimates she Atlantic States where under the influence
ofthe crop failures and without making allowance fr gratifying
Increase The SOuthWst they l predict material falling Of hom
last
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THE MARKETS.
Jcarefuly reported Tor The Trlbun,.l

ICarsiGly reported iOr The TrIbunel
WEDSEsDAr Nov 70. 1853
ASHEs-The market quiet and price, are u1e6s9g sales q 10
mis- Al al 55d Tor Pots and tS ~ 10 70 Tor Pearls
COTTONThe active and pn'es better
the grades general market closing quite strong m not much
t oa.rpR including ~ bales to The sles sos ba's Of
Inch "a sere taken BY spnne 2bJ b. sprcuos and 3Oo by
ss also bales Midng for January Tic nud 200
bsi.t low Mdng December and January 81 PC We quote
JAWS wv '' 'Trisrt. Pa Mobile Orraus Ierts
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NEWS PACKAGES For TIE PRESS.

Captains puers vessels arriving ~ tLs port are requested 70
deliver PACKAGE addressed Newlok Associated Pres only 70
persons exhibiting the written authority OF W sTonon DfeIsl
Agent News packages Journal f7Hes, Tunes lrihusN
World SUI EfDress ErsaiRg P0~ toa'srcai itr't Sata'
ZeiHg Journal sud Ne fpTfT ho'oAFH s""S AN
be delivered only o the persons.
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Situations G1lanito- -fmaIts.

A SCOTCH GIRL wants a situation as PLAIN
- COOK and to do ~shHg aud ironing small fim' also
Wages much object good hone
obj the city country Address No 8 East iourteenhs
4 YOUNG German Girl wishes 10 have Il
"A place NURSE do GENERAL HOUSEWO 10 an Amen
can family. G. ADAMS. No. l64 Eas fInysiitlsL
A GERMAN GIRL wishes u situation to do
~ general housework COOK. is Hing aud obpug CAL on
Mn lIlLD, No. 1879 Second-st, between Avenues and B.
MRS. LOVES INSTITUTE for German
w SERVANTS WIT NURSES Nc No II Stanton st. near BoUer
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Statiun,rp, It,

%IdlUHtlgi W.
DLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, and JOB
ID PRISTISG Moderate prices Ons solicited By FBAhClS6
LOuTRKL. No q ha.isulsne
DAPID. POSITIVE, CONVENIENT, NEAT.
Ii BANGS WILLIaMSS SENSIBLE ERASER aud PAPER
CLEANER Sold by ell StAtoners
BOOkkEEPERS -
u.e BANGS WILLIAMS SENSIBLE ERAShk fsffE
CLEANER Manufactured by y BANGS WILLIAMS No % Johns,
Nos.lorA. ...,,,
ARTISTS
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PER CLEANER the ucest thing ever nsee io, The purpose
DRAUGll1SMEN -
win b. pleased with the BANGS WILIlAMSs SENSIBLE
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ARCHITECTS,
ACCOUNTANTS aud STUDENTS al want BANGS WILL1AMSS
SENSIBLE ERASER and PAPEkCLhANhh Sod ~ all S'A'
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Tn, hest ERASING RUBBER made For sale bT al Sauone
CLOTE Il JAMES, .,,,,.,,
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The CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD, connecting san
Francisco and the Pacific Coast with the Atlantic
lines, now nearly completed, and doing large and
remunerative way business, must speedily become
one of the most important and valuable lines Of
through traffic on the continent.
The FIRST MORTGAGE Bonds issued thereon, hav-
ing lien superior to that Of the United States.
now widely known and esteemed as among the safest.
best and most profitable corporate securities for in
vestment limited quantity will be sold at l03 and
accrued interest in currency. Principal and six
cent interest payable in gold. Government bonds
received in exchange at full market rates, allowing
the difference III cash FISK HATCH,
Bankers, &c, No. 3 Nassau-st., n. \.
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finzntill
.RST MORTGAGE BONDS

EIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
II fuI
tNIFORNG4 PACIFIC RAILROAD.
PRINCIPAL end sEvES PER CsNT INTEREST payable D." GOLD
att, SArONAL PAEk BANK. NeN.ipiL totFoNa paid Ja"'
az and l, We oder limited par ud scerued ID"
',Ic iu currency. TURNER """IhH"'' p'nA"'
No. u Ns.,aurt
. oil. ,....... .....,,,., fl, s,.,...,,.o Gin,
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Hotius Of gaukrupttu.

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES District of New jersey At New Brunswick sAm
District A. d. 1863 the undersgned hereby gives
n oh. anpoumnt As Assignee OF JOHN V. n. De HART Of
Sme 10 the County Somerset aud State jersey, within
al, District aduged Bankrupt upon bis oHp petition,
b M. District Court Of ,aid District ARCHIBALD n BRONN
To " ; lNls IaSS"ibl Askoee,
VHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
.rny seventh day Of October D. 1868 warrant bankruptcy
was issued against Of THOMAS s. YOUNG Of Orange in the
Coun Of R,.er Of NewJey, who has been .Dndged
bkt on his petition the payment Of any debts aud ths
delivery Of property belonging TO such bankrupt TO BIN or Tor his
n and The transfer a., pnp.rty forbidden BY law that
meeting Of the creditors Of the sad bankrupt prove 9e debts n
viii be hel Cout
H,prpcv 10 he holden br, THOMAS D. HONSEi Register Oh
The ninth dAy Of December A b.. 1863 al 10 O'Clock a m
Wv mum ~ " CHARLES Il. CORNNBIL, ! Dr..
Nl2 lag3STb L. = MA'hAl ~ Ne'senHHi'.
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WEDNESDAYS WEATHER REPORTS. IN
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun ,,.. ~ 65l Sun % Moon ses... ~
WATER tins DAY.
SANDY Hook 10 Cows Island Hell ese... IA
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60 t0l lom II m1V 6ontuu.

NOTICE TO MARKET DEALERS.-Central
~ Nntst Br1aiwav rhts Aud SsreuthaVe vii he
open insp,ciuu THURSDAY EVENING Nov. 49,
SATURDAY. q s Tor busnts. As there osly few
stands ua'oh those derou. Of obtaining locations must app stones
DATENTS.-In order 10 apply for a Patent,
mode Of nveuton - MUM Co No ~ PtrfTor,
The fr,s cls Of Gosrunsu ADD stamp fees TO-
,rd mil p,rr afths nreatau pamphlet containing Law
distinctions. Colsut,ton, free kslb'hsd Is Ish'
SCIENTIFIC AMEgICAS-he best asfisd WssIy Mechanical
paper. f1s
TWO SITTINGS WANTED in Dr. CHAPINS
L CHURCH-Sorih side preferred; gallery or below WIN pay
literally T. o. Bon No. 3.lni.
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DACIFIC RAILROAD of MISSOURI First
Mortgage GOLD BONDS lprapa snd pa' able 10 god
for SALE Il low prc- b s. SKAATS BRO No 10 Broadst
Z OST-A CERTIFICATE of STOCK in the
- MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY, No. 96s9, fr
= shares The public hereby cautioned ,aust nsgong the
S. w ROWSR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19
Chances for gnsm,ss ISItr.


4 MAN of ordinary business capacity, and of
Integrity who ample bonds, would lie 10 procure
situation BANK MEN,ENGtR JANIOR orsouehng that line
about 3U ud refers 90 Joseph y Bher, Wee
President Merchants Insurance Company. No 40 Broadsay.
nor SALE-The STOCK, FIXTURES, and
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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-04-08
CHERIFE,S GALE

II DISTRICT CoURT-State of Louisiana Parish
= OF Caddo.No teIe.-AhASDA WALPoLE -. r: B.
PATTERSON By virtue of writ of feri facas issued
from the honorable the District Court of the parish Of
Caddo, and TO me directed will sell at public AUG
ton, at the Court House door, in the city of Shrere
port, parish and State aforesaid, on
Saturday, the ID day of May, 1868,
between the hours Of II o'clock A. NJ aud O'Clock P.
NJ: the following described property to-wit:
Parts of lots six and eight e. and ! in block
thirtytwo f32), in the city of Shreveport, commencing
at the of Milan and Edwards streets run thence
up Edwards street seventy-hFe feet thence said
lots hundred and twenty feet thence parallel with
Edwards street sevent feet Milan street. thence
down Milan street to beginning, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon
Seized as the property OF the defendant and to be
titled suit, with all costs.
Terms of sale--CASH with benefit of appraisement
JOHN J. HOPE, Sheriff
ShreYennrt AHril /. lSfS. 1t nf SIS