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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-10
TEXAS. "
Posr 0Yvion DHrARfxSHr, I
WAsuIHnrnl Lanussx 4 lRha y

1871, on ne following routes In the State Of
Texas, will DO received II the Contract once Of
this Department. until 8 p. m, Of March 81,
next, 70 DO decided BY April 10, following
(Contyaetoys and carriers are required 10 take
The oath ,re,cnbsd by act, Of Congre,, Of yriy
2, 1869, and March 9, 1889 ~ L....-, w
5000 From Orange, by Salem, Biloxi, Biesk.
wood, and Newton G. H., 10 Burksvilis,
70 miles sAd back, once . week. ~ --''
Leave Orange Monday ~ an. %, 'aa
Arry. 2. Bath:vilIs Third dsy BY I'm
Arrive at Orange third day BY ~ N. ~ 70
sG37 From Orange 70 Bssunont, 90 miissA and
back, three times . woek. no nc '....'
Leave Orange Monday, Wednesday and
Friday ct 0 am. .T' 49, -
Arrive 81 Beaumont next days by u m.
Leave Beaumont Tsssday, fhursday and
Saturday at pm.
1898 From Beaumont, BY Bupn'i Bun, wsiss
BluG Erin, Cairo, and Maguoiis Springs,
70 Jasper, "a miles and back, once 4
week. U
Leave Beaumont Monday at sam.
Arrive At Jasper next day by 0 pm. rE
Leave Jasper Wednesday at Ga No., ,-,
Arrive at Beaumont next day 81 8 p N. a.
'''' Fsf% raf: s af y assp
miles and back. opss a week. is 80
Leave Eagle Lake Monday 1t an. ,.s,l
Arrive at cansy next day BY cp m. rrs =
Leave Caney Wednesday At AN. -,
Arrive at Eagle Lake hsIt day BY 6pm.
s6lO From Ts.ans, By Morales spssktIiis and
Petersburg, TO Hsllstt'viil', % r.::..iis, and
back, once. . week. ....-- l',gJ :.
Leave Tsrssa Saturday ats.p,,. . - ~,
.1s 4 s'';is Tssi Ell; Y
ss4l From Wsiofi., y iioSs, AsiioeSs and 20.
ter.burg, TO HIliettlvine, 1a nilss snd
s::sssL, three timed a week. ~. NJ, 80,
t,.ye Victoria Tuesday, Thalsdsy ,spa
Saturday at am, : 49, b1C4sd s,ss
Arrive at HaIlettsyille ps1t days BY N,
Leave H.lott:yillo rua'd.y, 1hWsisy and
Saturday at lam, IN tr,s.'fz7 i
Or % Arrive at yictohs next d.ysbysR,s,7ss
to Content, 20 miles sad back tyks b,
Leave La Orange Monday . a w.. :, ~. b
Atepm' mE.rl.r..i''' Z "'pu'"'"u D'y
nve a. Content est days BIZ 10 a ma sr
Leave AZ o0n''ns tuesday l.sd Friday 81 II
Arrive mt L, arans., a. su. a. !. By 20, ~ .aj
So4S From Ia Orange, BIZ Faysstsyiiis, Iadu,.,
Wy, New Ulm and Cat Spring. to Snuf
Felipe, % miles and bask, once 4 we.f.l
Leave La Orange Monday att M tF7t,
Arrive at San Felipe nsit DAY BY yp d.
leave San Felipe Wednesday 1t Z q N. f.1I,
1914 rom Helena to jYopktown, no mill, sndi
back, three timss wssk. LlsI Ea',' VT
Leave Helena Monday Wednesday and
Friday At 0 q n.T I 81 tsbsasT l5l'i ~
Arrive at Yorktown by lam.
Leave yorktown Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at pm.
arrive at Helena BY Jpn.
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into the post oficss At the beginning and end
Of their routss, and to and from all ofhees not
more than eighty rods from . station or land
ing. Proposals may be submitted BY the com
psniss for the Performance Of all other side
ssrsios-thst Is for oficss over eighty rods from
. station or landing
There will be "way billS' prepared BY post.
accompany the mails conveyed on railroads and
steamers, Spseifying the number and destination
Of the several bags. On other principal reutss,
Likewise, receipts will DO required and way bills
forwarded; the latter to be examined BY the sew.
eral postmasters, TO insure regularity In the de-
livery Of mails.
4. No pay will DO made for trips not performed
and for each Of such omissions, not enthusiastically
explained three times tbs pay Of the trip will b
deduetsd. For arrivals so far behind time Is Il
break connection with depending mails, and moi
sufficiently excused, ons, fourth Of the com psnsa
ton for the trip Is subject TO forfeiture. For
peatsd delinqusnciss Of the kind herein spool od
enlarged penalties, proportional to tbs nstur,
thereof, and the Importance OF the mall, may b
made.
s, For leaving behind or throwing OF the mails
or any portion Of them. for tho admission Of pas
sengsrs, or for bsing concerned In setting up Of
running an express conveying intelligence In ad
vance Of ths mail, q quarters pay may DO dc
Quoted.
9. Pines will DO imposed, unless the dsiin,
quency be promptly and enthusiastically explained
by certificates OF postmasters or the aaidavits Of
other crsdibis persons, for failing to arrive In
contract time 70. nsglsotins 10 take the mail
from, or deliver II into, post once; for suffer.
ing 1t TO be vet, injured, destroyed, robbed, OF
lost and for refusing. after demand, TO convey
the mails a. frequently as the oostrsetor runs, OF
Is concerned IN running, osssh, csr' OF steam
boat on route
:; me ro..ma ..s 81 Tens,A hy .nnai s s1o
~ .ansn.o, ~. ~ 1890. N ~, ~. es',y
s;.ob.n,n ~ .f ,n.s.n.,;s NV ~. oo =.
Sns 1asssiSS. ' ~ a;."s VI me
by the Dspartpept 10 DO SOL for running an az.
press AZ sfor.sadi or for trsnspprtins persnss Of
pack agss conveying Unstable matter ant of M
mail -
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New York Gold and stock Market

BY Ielegraph.I NEW YORK, March IA.
MoNEY-Easy and the supply increas-
ing, at per cent. on call.
DISCOUNTS-Quiet.
BANK STATES ENT-The Bank statement
shows heavy deer ease in loans, deposits
and legal tenders. Thi~ was expected, and
simply reflects the recent artificial Strin-
gency ia the money market. he condi-
ton preset is probably stronger and
very nerent from former figures. Loans,
$3.50 ,Si0,O34; do, December 81 $40. SOP: specie,
Sl9,7fl70I; decrease, S969. 532; circulate on
S54,2l33S increase, S5942; deposits S2OI :
lSS 40; decrease, SIS .54S, Go; legal tenders,
So 75S. SG6; do, December, s., Us us.
FOREIGN EECIIANGE-Neiy dell; pr ME
bankers I99l4al9916.
GOLD-Opened at 1895; declined to 1887.
and close steady at lS914@l3955.
The exports to day were Se25, GOO: u. =.
STOCKS continue very firm. Some dealers
are large buyers, and the advance appears
very much like movement of the bro
kerS. The banks are rather in the sellers
fav0r than buyers, and the present move
mept is inc ucing them to sell freely. There
is, however, no very large supply on the
market; il possible the market will be
temporarily supported if there is an ad-
vance. Bonds OF the class held by home
anve stors are especially firm. Henry
Clewes & Co. furnish the annexed 4 so
quotations: Coupons of 1881 lli5s9lll1a ;
DO, 1862 llO14@llO3s; do. 1854 s9lO8H; ; do
1860 l0S3s9l0S54; do. new l0T149l07Ss; do.
1857 1U12s9 1919 l0-40s I0l14@l0lssi 7SOs 1857
MlO65S.
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph -a CHICAGO, March IA.
ELOURL Dull; sales fight
" HEAT--W eaik: sales OF NO. at 81 05a :
81 OGi No. Opeued az 81 80 and decline q to
81 Y3 and closed qulet at 81 931i g312.
CORN-NeW steady at Sl@U l5Lc, closing
quiet and arm No. scarce and wanted at
SOaS6l5 sales for May delivery at SO1SM9lc
OATs-Rather qHiet; fresh recei pts in
good request at 81 d5Sc for winter; recei pts
steady, with moderate sales at 561%M565zc
closing with @llers at So SC, and buyers at
RYE-Quiet and firmly held at 81 gal 6s
for No and 81 649I IS for No. 2; no sales
reported
BARLEY-Steady and firm at the adj
vanced quoted yesterday; sales of No. ?
rejected at 81 coal 95; sample lots quiet
Pork PRoDUCEs--1he ma rket rules quiet
holders of round lots are not disposed TO
sell and are holding lots OF the market
clear old sold at S2i so at Milwaukee; mess
pork steady at S23 1924 prime mes steady
at SO 50; rough sides sold at lie. loose n re
and at Rock Island; sweet pick ed hams
sales, chiefly of rejected lots, at SIC Tor
Shou ders, and lO91O13e for snort ri MIDI
dies.
LARD-Quiet; sales of cask, on private
terms. and for April delivery, at l555c.
DRESSED HOGS-Quiet and very dull;
small sales reported at S969 so, dividing
on 200 lbs Live active and less firm sales
at 81 S71599 70 Tor common 90 choice.
BEEF CATTLE Quiet, steady and firm
sales at s79S S712 for far to extra choice
Deeves.
RECEIPTs-Of S.645 bbls flour; $50 BUSH
els wheat; TO- 55 bushels corn 2s537 bushels
oats 52S9 dressed hogs. 1910 head live hogs
SHIPMENTS - OF 1913 bbls flour; T. ia
bushels wheat 1850 bushels corn 45 dress
ed hogs; 8, $40 live hogs.
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Err NE w $
For other RsUer I.en,s see SeUer.th Page.

PuTsBUKG, March I'm oon.LEsiver sew
enteen feet nine inches by the pier mark
and st1ll rising. Weather clear and mild.
CINCINNATI, March l4-Noon River has
risen two feet nine inches vita thirty-eight
feet IN the channek 1t has been raining
heavy siLce eight A. N and is now par
italy cl-ar, but there are strong indica-
tions OF more rain. Thermometer $50.
LoUIsvILLE, March H.-W Gather clear.
Thermometer Go. River rising fast with
thirteen feet four inches In the canal by
the mara.
NASHVILLE, March "A - River rising
peth shoals. Weather warm and clOuIy.
Departed, Ella Hughes, iOr Upper cum
bertrand; Tallsman, Tor Cairo; Belle, for
kanaW 4ha River -.i..
MEMPHIS March IENoOn. \ Weather
warm aud cloudy. Rlver rising. Arkan-
sas and White Rivers bank full and rising
Departed, Daring, with 20 bales cotton
and 200 tons miscellaneous freight, for Gin
cinuati; City OF Cairo and w. Il. Arthur
for st. Louis.
MEMPHIS, March -Evening.-Weather
clear and very warm. Early trees in full
bloom. River rising. Arkansas River
iii rising. EIesIet in White River. De-
parted, FauLlne Carroll ana John hllgour,
Ior New Orleansi Lexington, Tor 81. Louis.
In port, sam. Hale, Cora :. and Silas
Wright.
The weather during yesterday forenoon
was nearly clear with stin warm wind
from the Southeast, and the mercury at
noon ranging above SO midsummer heat.
Afternoon it grew cloudy with imminent
prospects of rain.
The river during the "A hours ending at
O'Clock last evening had risen fully g
feet and was rising rapidly, and II was
necessary to remove considerable freight
nom the waters edge
The arrivals and departures up to mid
night last night, not elsewhere reported
include the Columbia and Armadino,
Cincinnati to ST. Louis; Z mperor, C-ncin-
natl TO Memphis; Maggie Hays, Piusburg
10 ST. Louis ;,Quickstep, from Cairo; Una
pire and GAINESVILLE, to Wabash River
MinneoIa, Memphis 10 Cincinnati; Ber-
muda, Louisville to Eastport; Dick Fulton
and barges, Vlcksburg to Pittsburg; ada
Lyon, to Bowling Green; Armada TO
Cairo Charmer, Kanawha o Nashville.
The Belle Lee spent the whole afternoon
taking freight here, leaving at dark, with
nearly or quite I 200 tons Of freight and
over 100 passengers. She left Louisville
with 81 cabin paSSengers-one of the best
passenger trips of the season. She had also
a good freight list, comprising In part I24
tierces hams, Is half casks bacon, 43 tierces
bacon, 400 barrels pork and half barrels
beef. At New Albany, she took SOC bar
rels -four and GOO barrels potatoes. At
Rock Island and Honey Creek, she took
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st.5Louts Market.

BY Kelegraph.l ST. LOUIS. March a.
ToBA CCQs-E' tFnr .andunchanged.
CQTTOH-No good grades IN market, mid
ding would bTi1 2 Dc.
FLoUR-Demahd good for low and me d.
ium grades, which are scarce; supertiue
Sod al 81 sos 50; extra s. 50a9 IS; doub 9
extra SO 009l0 50; treble extra and fancy
Sl2 005pl4 CO.
WHEAT-Dull and heavy; 81 egg 20 for
prime 10 choice red Winter.
CORS-In beta demand, and firmeF;
S7G9Jc for shelle,i; 78d79c in ear.
OATS-BuOyant and higher. at 68 q nc.
BARLEY-N othing doing ioT want OF sup
ply.
RYB-Steady. st 81 6jGl 20.
PURK-Dull and easy, at s23 75924 90.
BULK MEATs-Sales OF ll6.000 pounds at
Muscatine, at 9lzc for shoulders; lie for
nib sides; 121zc for clear sides.
BACoS-DnA and loweri rib sides lSc;
clear sides 149l41sc: shoulders L cid at lie.
LARD-Very dun; sales Of No. at I415c.
LIVE SToCK-BetteT qualities of catI le In
fair demand at 65z9715c; common duh, at
41<g512c; sheep range at 5G51zc.
RECEIPTs-FIo1T, 2,25O barrels; wheat,
1900 bushels; corn, 800 Sushels; oats, 800
bushels.
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In my Card of Nov. 1, 1857, stated
that, I" for the purpose OF more fuliy
supplying the ~ ants Of the public
and la order TO prevent unscrupu-
AOEs dealers from paim4n- of imfe~
rfOr and worthless goods as the
Morton Gold Pens, j shall here
after sell no goods Rt who lesale
except only 90 duly appointed and
authorized fAgents,S etc To this
plan have since strictly adhered.
In accepting Agents, great >are has
been exercised to appoint those who,
by long-continued fair dealing, have
acquired a reputation for honesty,
responsibility, and probity-men in
whose word the public have learned to
place confidence. These Agents have
agreed to keep a full assortment Of my
pens, and to sell them at my published
prices. Thus the public are supplied
by them with just such pens as they
want, either as to writing or price, and
Eet fun equivalent for the money
paid.
No agent is appointed to travel rom
place to place. or canvass the country,
90 that all who want a Morton Gold
PEN must get il from the Local Agent
or from headquarters.
None need apply for the Agency ex-
cept in conformity to the above, the
liberal discount ''To clubs" being
sufficient inducement to all others.
A. MORTON
slr1T Il Z we n
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Cincinnati Market.
BY Telegraph

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, March IA.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Unehanged quiet
and not much doing
CoTTON-Is firmeI and held higher; mid
dlings 315c
ToBACCO-In good demand; sales OF ITO
hOgsheads at fun prices
MESS PORK-Dull at s24 for city: country
sold at SIS 80.
BACoN-Dull, ar d prices nominal.
BULK MEATS Unchan. ed and oufet /.
shoulders loo nOminally heavy sides are
in demand at l2c, but are held at PIC
LARD-In demand at l5c for city, but is
held at 1514c.
BUTTER AND CHEESE-Unchanged
OILS-LinSeed oil declined to 81 Is and
but little demand; lard oil UNCHANGED /:
petroleum duh at 4I542c for refined free. :
GOLDFISH buying,
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new Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. March a.
COTToR-Active; middlings 2S5z624c /;
sales, 1000 bales; receipts, 500 bales; ex-
sorts. 3 668 bales.
TERLING-l5l6s15315
!, y. Z. ExCHANGE-Is91<c premium.
G0LD-l40
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-U nchanged.
FLOUR Quiet and nrn; superfine $40 90
oslo .; Xxx Gil 00gII Is; choice SI3 75g
SIS 90.
CoRS-Quiet and firm at 971zc.
OATs-Bull and unchanged.
PoRE Dull at SO %.
BACoS-DuH; shoulders attic; clear sides
al l5c.
LARD-Nominai; tierees 1514e. and keg
lGRl6J1c.
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE. March IA.
ToBACCo-7zc Iower Tor Tugs, and &C for
A rs io fair ss' sn "a s IS' q M, tti ~ cog
CoTTON-Steady at 23G2314c for mtddIing
FLoUR-Superfiae at IS 5OgS 70; ia roy at
SD 5OaI3 co.
WHEAT-S2 5jd2 90.
OATs-At zoe in bulk.
C0RN-At 75a7sc for ear and shelled in
bulk.
LARu-15l%c.
MESS PORKs-Heid at S24 90.
BACOE-ShOulders He; Gear sides I45<c.
BULK MEATs-At 1910 for shoulders, and
1870 for clear sides.
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MOEETARY : C0I5. EaCiAL


BY Telegraph, NEW YoRR. March j.
CoTooS-Very firm, and better business
demand; sales 4Oo5 bales, al 5c for mid
Qualifications ,g74 bbis.; dun. and ga
Toe lower; sales OF 5, 300 barrels at IS 90a9 80
for superfine STATE and Western: $40 O0@
SO IS for extra state; SO S09Sll 50 for extra
western; 81 OOgl4 90 for white wheat ex-
ira; So 9O9l4 90 fOr round hoop OHIO; SO 90
GIL 70 for extra 1t. Louis; So OOgl4 IS Tor
MIA, uncI anged; sales Of $50 SACKS at SI2 80
@SI4 co. Rye -four steady; sales OF 300
barrels at 81 75a9 60.
CORN MEAI.-Quiet
overwhelmingly unchanged.
MHEAT-Itecelpts 4,I5O bushelss dull,
and zg3c lower sales "a 800 bushels; . y
Spring, delivered; g - retail sales Tor No.
Milwaukee, delivered g 10 for y 0. 2 Mil
wauEee in store.
RYE-Quiet.
BARI EY-Scarce and firm. e.-..
MALT-ScaIce and firm.
sup ply, with a far Eastern aud local De
Inand, and lc better; sales 5000 bushels
81 22gI y for New Orleans mixed; 81 lS9
1 y Tor white SOU hern.
OATs-keceipts $50 bushels; frmer and
quiet; sales 2l,009 bushels Western IN
KICE-Firm. ....
CoFFEE-Firm and quiet
sue ARIBuo> ant; sales LOCO hogsheads
MOLAs SES-klrn-
GOES- Quiet.
PETROLEU1I-Steadya al l3l9 l83zc for crude,
and DC Tor refined bonded.
Goa L-Quiet and unchanged .-.-r 4. ..-
LEATH EH- n etEiOek sole active and q rr1er
at 261kgaIac for BuenOs Ayres light
WooL--Rather quiet at $4,000 for do
PoRK-Steady and IN moderate demand /:
sales of 1000 bbls at S24 l5924 30 for new
mess closing at S24 25 for regular; 80 379
So 90 for old, closing at 50 40 for cash ; so
@S2l for prime, so 25923 for prime mess;
also, 1000 bbis new mess al S24 81, buyers
9G sellers on H. PIIEs'ss sIfIlo
for new plain mess; GI96l23 for new extra
mess; 40 bbls at S33g35 80 for prime mess;
BEEF HAas-Fhm; sales Of $40 bbls at
S34a39
CUT steady; sales OF 20 packages
at lO12@ lAc; shoulders, l59l55zc; hams
firm sales of $40 bbls at 34@39c.
DRESSED Hoes Quiet at 1I14@n18c f. y
Western; I2tS9I254c for c ty.
btrland cut at I49l4l4c for short clear;
Ilts9 re for short rib.
- 4-ARD-QqiIet; sales of5lo bbls at 1870
BgrTER-Firm at 859l5e for Ohio; $4,000
CHEESE Steady at 12aI6%c
FREIGHTs-ro Liverpool dull and I'M
changed.
LATEST, 5 p. N. r...-
FLOUR-Ciosed d1Il and 5@I0e lower.
WHEAT-Dull and heavy ard a2c lower.
RNE-N omtnally unchanged.
OATs-Firm and quiet at Sic for Western
in store. ar.s #seses
CoRN-Quiet and Steady at ST 250l q FOR
new mixed Western atiOat, and 81 269I p
for old in store.
PoRK-C'lOsed firm at SIS . for old mess:
S2f 30, cash anu regular, Tor new ~ ess. and
S2i 6ZL@24 70 sellers option for prfl de-
livery.
BEEF-Active and steady. rFg.
CUT MEAS-4R fair request and uu-
changed.
BACoS-Steady at l2c for Cumberland
cut.
LABD-D Dull at I51%9l554c for fair to prime
steam, and l51s9l6c for kett rendered,
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/ New YORK Dry Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, March "a
Market less active but steady mod
crate inquiry for Atlantic A ana Indian
sheetiugs at l912c, Pac dc l9c, Peppereu
Head 1415c, Great Fails M I515c, La
coma b lie, City Mi Is i4c. COlum bian Y &c.
indian Orchard uzs-. do. n \ nc, James
loo, Bepperll hue brown jeans Ice, star
duck soc, stark, AmOsB Gag, LacOnia and
Pepper ell brown drills lie; prints steady
at l40l5c for all standard makes, l315c for
A-n1oskeag, l25ac for ArnOld's ana Pom
toosstc, lie lOT Lowell and l9420c for priut-
ed Nous Delaines
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European Market.

By Cable.l LoNDoN, March I4-l1:l5 An.
CONsoLs-93.
LIVERPOOL. March I4-ll:l5 AM.
CoTToN-Firmeri prices the same.
BREADsTUFFs-Quiet.
LONDON, Mar b I4-Afternoon.
COSsoLs- $685.. FIvE-TwENTIEs-72,
LIVERPOOL, March 14-Afternoon.
CorToN-ActiVe; SAFES 10000 bales mid
ding uplands at lloyd; Orleans 1O1zd.
CORN-41S.
CHELsE-14s. TALLOw-44s Cd.
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Memnlis NarHet.

~ Telegraph MEMPHIS, March a.
6oTToS-Firin Al 2414g Sc; receipts SO
bales; exports 4015 bales; stock oplE 5,I43
bales. a.r rH ar. ~ -
-FOUR Dull; Superhne s. 90.
PORK 80 -.
LAGOS - quiet; shoulders lI15c; clear
sides l5c. r.asase 4 fEB
BULK MEATS + Shoulders, 1f5c; clear
sides, Tic.
LA:o-l5qi 6a. s.Fss
OATS-At zoe.
HAY-SlS.
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In Bankruptcy.

gVKEIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. that, on
h the 9TH day of Marchf ID. 1868, a
warrant In bankruptcy was issued against
the estate Of Thomas N. Elliott, of Evans
vile, IN the county of Vanderburgh, and
state of Indiana, who has been adiudged
a bankrupt. on his own petition; that
the payment Of any debts aud delivery Of
any property belonging to such bankru pt to
him, or for mis- use. and the transfer of any
property by him, is forbidden by law; that
meeting OF the creditors OF the said bank
Iupt, to prove Their debts and to choose
one or more assignees OF his estate, will be
held at Court of Bankruptcy, TO be hold
on Third Street, In Evansville, Indiana,
before Charles Fl. Butterfield, Register
on the eth day OF April, AID. 1868, al 10
o'clock A N.
BENZ. J. SPOONER,
u. s. Marshal District Of Indiana,
mchl6 d2t Messenger.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
In Bankruptcy.

YWyHIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE. that, on
the nth day or March AID. 1865. a ware
rant in bankruptcy was issued against the
estate of Robert NJ. Martin, of Evansville,
in the county of Vanderburgh, and state
OF Indiana, who has been adjudged a
bankrupt on his own petition; that the
payment of anv debts and delivery of any
property belonging to such bankrupt to
him, or for his use, and the transfer Of any
property by him, is forbidden by law; that
a meeting of the creditors OF the said bank
rupt, to prove their debts and to choose
one or more assignees OF his estate, will be
held at a Court Of Bankruptcy, to be hold
en- at the office of Charles III. Butterield,
on Third Street, In Evansville. Indiana,
before Charles II. Butterdeld, Register. on
the 18th day of April, AID. 1858, at 10
O'Clock An.
BENZ. J. SPOONER,
U. :. Marshal, District OF Indiana,
mchl6 DIT Messenger.
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District Court of the United states,


For the District Of Indiana. 8
In the matter of Robert X. Dunkerson,
Alexander Wilson, and Emile SchOen-
laub, Bankrup ts.-In Bankruptcy.
0N AND AFTER MONDAY. the 38d
~ day Of Ma ch, AID. 1868, the under
signed, as Assignee Of the above-named
parties, viii offer at private sale, at tile
banking house of W. j. Lowry Il Goa in
the city of Evansville, the following de-
scribed property to wit:
50 shares. OF 500 each of the capital 81 ock
in the Merchants National Bank Of Mem
phis. Tenn;
: 40 interest In Evansville and Louisvilfe
Mail Line;
1888 Interest in steamer Armada;
One gold watch;
One horse; rs
one one PIa4gH! .r aM 3 r
ONCE furniture. consisting of two fire.
proorsafes, ana Office desks, etc;
a Interest in three large frame ware-
Gust Streets, opposite the E. 4. G. Railroad
freight depot;
100 Sd ares. OF $40 each, OF the capital stock
in the Fountain Oil Com pany of New York:
l25 shares, Of so each, OF the capital stock
In Enterprise Insurance Company Ctncin-
natl, Ohio;
81. 900 i ock n Southern Mutual Life In
surance Company, Louisville, Ky;
One-stOry brick dwelling house ard lot
being full lot No. %, and parts Of lots .
and "a, in block No. 6, in the Easf ern En-
iargemenL 81 the city Of evansville, Ind, |
fronting 81 feet on Gum street and rum
ming back the same width 10 the alley in |
! be rear thereOf-subject to a lien of three |
hundred dollars in favor of Alex nder |
And the largest and most substantial
" harf boat on the Westel u waters, recently /
owned by r. X. Duukerson Il Co.
Applications by letter or Ia person will |
receive prompt . ttentfOu.
mchl6 d6t Assignee.
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1OCUsT GROVE COAL.
A. HAZEN & co.

a RE PREPARED TO FURNISH
IN to Steamboats,, at City Wharf, or de-
liver to families or factories in any part Of
the city, hne article Of well-screened
Coal. on as good terms as 1t can be FUR
nished bv any one in The city.
ONCE No. rs Water Street, with F. II.
Ehrman & Co.
JAS. A. NICGILL, Agent.
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WYE ARE THE only FIRM SELL
Wv ing Rockport Coal in this city Or
ders left with our Agent, G. Speer, corner
Water and Division Streets, will receive
prompt attention. Delivered to any part
OF the city al Ice. SPEER q co.
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