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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-03
SHERIFF,S SALES.


j. Q LOwrey q Co. vs. HI. Beaudet,
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW on.
leans, No. l9,s57.-By. virtue of writ Of fieri
trcs eonEt o Ns o1eahe Se i fg'h Dis
entitled cause, to Geo. W. Avery, late Sheriff SnS
Dy sag late sheriff to me transferred, viii
Merchants and AuctionseTs Er eSn at Rd TIE
street, between Canal and eustomhousa streets,
IN the second District of this city, on MONDAY
title, and interest of the DEFENDANT II. Baude
70 the following described property, the use If
which E Is EsitsS IL I'm =; B s,s
new Eaubourg Marigny, in the Third District OF TIM
city, square NO. boun by St BERNARD, GiroJ
Annette, and st John the Baptist streets, said lot
OF ground measuring forty Eve feet Auie n meas
ure, St. Bernard street, eghtytise feet America
measure in the rear and ninety -four feet five nches
and six lines, per French measure IN depth on ths
side nearest ST. John the Baptist street; hounded
Denotte; together with tie Suiidines and y, Yq s
ents thereon, the surroundings and privilege
Seized ne above suit.
THOS. L. MAXWELL.
se3 ~ oc5 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
Merchants, Mutual In.urnnce compnpv
Es; John T. MAnfeo q Go. Same VS.. John +
EiITH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
leans Nos. Is, 565 and l9 s94.-By virtue of tvo
wrts o. heri facias directed by the Honorable H.
Fifth District Court of New Orleans, in the aba5s
by aid late sheriff to me transferred will procssS
20 sell at public auction, at the Merchants and
Auctloneers Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and Customhouse streets in the Second District a
this CITY on ~ ESD AY, eighth September. ls63 I;
s CERTAIN PRoNIIsSoRY NOTE, for the su,
OF Five Thousand Dollars, S5000) dated at New o.
leans, February 20 1861; drawn by Char R. Tesstt
70 his own order, and Endorsed by him and by Jobb
Penberton, and payable ten months after date Il
the Blinking House Of Pike, Lapeyre a Brotheisf
this cItys Said note bears interest at the rate II
eight Ter cent per annuin from and after maturtv
until paid is paraphed varietur on the date siors
said BY Andrew Hero Notary Publ C, and protested
Tor pom payment before Joseph Cuviler, Nott7
Public, on December q 1857
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
.,,,so,e Taos; L; MAXWELL,
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fIfANG,s AMERICAN CHRQMos - 80. 4
4 ~ r1zpsctablei an stores Oatalordsl nsiI5d
~ ssls.s : I FAAs0 : e. B3:sI...
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ARTICLE Y.

No person shall be admitted as member Of this
Association except those between the ages Of ~
teen 90 and sixty elJ years. Ia
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Shoald the net earnings of the Association ex-
coed one hundred thousand dollars the Board Of
directors shal have tie right, if they deem proper
70 alstrlh1te such excess from time TO time 10 the
policy holders per capita. dividends on the profits
Of the Association; said dividends to be placed an
the books Of the Association to the credit Of Tire pol
assessments: Provided, That no member ebsli bs
entitled to such dividends who has mot been mem
dividends shall be declared. $50
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THOS. L. MAXWELL.
seq lS oc5 Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleai1,
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COMMERCIAL.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, September T. 1869.
C0TTON-The market opened this morning with
moderate inq1iry; but as buyers refused 20 Oper-
ate unless at figures below the views Of factors
At later hour, however, the latter eyircing more
willingness TO meet The demand, buyers came for
principal portion Of the transactions were on the
Oasis Of 15c for LOW middling, lists of strict
good style Of miedling. We now quote good ordin
ave. low middhng rev, 2692G;s; and lridcling
do &C.
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand Sept. l, Isss-bAlss....... 9,OlA
aLxl4ea tord ...;.s.+...'.......-.......
ALxaFsa pfeHoSAy.'.ss'.'@'.'... 4o5 5l9
a.5ss
Cleared prsviouAly .................... none none
ssosk On hsud ana on uhipbosrd. 9s3
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Felsher, for Pensacola JIG Rogers
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w. n nAnI.
ARcHETEcr AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
No. lss caraaassas usrset.
EEW oR1EkAs.
epl2lm L51is1nk
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BY FelegrRph.l basesg CHICAGO, Feb. 49,
b F4pUR- DuA and steady at s. 50glOsg5 for
7 WHEsAlF -INo.e2 opened weak and duil;
eeltpsed qasss atSl IS; sales-of No. g O0@
q t;oRS- Unsteady; sales Of new at 7ea
<56ze; clesing ats 97S34c; sales OF Mo- at
Oats Quiet and dull; sales al 58]5g57ei
closi g at g81< a1561Sc.
RYE-Du nd 180lc lower; sales of ID
bushels AZ 81 81 Tor No. 2 tFrHl -U.
BARLEY--l9g2c higher; sales OF No. at
PRoDUoE-Active and firm $3.50
PORK Mess held a. 81; ; les OF country
at S22(0 81. t
Cur MEArs--F,rm and &c higher; sales
of shoulders at ssz99c; snort rib middles
at li(9lI14cf Cum berland l0c.
PICKLED MEATS-Swee t-pickled hams
firm and age higher; sales at f3g131zc.
IARD-More active and 14c higher, sales
al lac. H
H0Gs-Dressed in fair demand; light
averages sold at SO 00a9 80: heavy at 50 50@
$40 90, closing at 50 O0G9 50, dividing on
200 pounds; live are active, excited and
H092oc highers sales at 81 25lgS 20 for COM
mon TO good
BEEF CArTLE-Quiet at 81 359s 25 for
good o choice.
RECEIPTS Is .0c0 barrels -four; Is 600 BUSH
els wheat; II go bushels corn Is 600 bush
els oats; l-050 dressed. hogs; 1924 live hogs.
SHIPM ENTS 400 barrels Of -four; eco
bushels wheat; . 900 bushels OF corn; ,333
dressed hogs: 2675 live hogs.
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SC. Louis Market.
BY Telegraph.l

BY telegraph SF..LoUIs. Feb. I9.
ToBACco--Steady and unchanged.
CoTToN-No sales.
HEBIP-No sales.
FLoUR-Shows little more animation,
hut prices unchanged.
WHEAT-Qu Cd and but little doing;
Spring - 1892 10; Winter 81 5092 IS for
prime TO choice.
CoRN-In better demand, but prices are
unchanged; 84aS6c. -
OATs-Very duh at tS072c.
BARLEY--- nchanged; sales at e 40 for
prime Spring. -
RYE-Little better; 81 sal 621<.
PROYISI0SS-fheTe is a speculative move
ment, and Southern orders are being 1lIed
freely.
PoRK-Ndess sola at the close at s28 GOA
SOB Is. p
BACoN-Clear sides 13Q9l4c; clear rib at
l219@l4c: shoulders Toe; sugar-cured hams
l569 I6c; dry sailed shoulders &c. held at
9113c at the close in bpIk clear sides lIsz9
II1sc.
Z LARD-Severa1 hundred tierces sold at
keokuk and On Illinois River Al lie: small
sales city keg at I5c.
RECEIP rS-Of Flour. ! 600 barrels. of
Corn. 30 900 sacks. AA
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Cincinnati Market,

BY Telegraph CINCINNATI. Feb 10.
FLoUR-steady and quiet; family -four
WHEAT-Steady and quiet.
CoRN--Dull and unsettled; sales of ear at
79c. and sheIled at soc.
OATS-Limited demand; Csc for No. l.
RYE-Sl 20 for extra; tins Is the extreme
figure.
81 IS.
CoFToS-Opened buoyant bat closed
quiet, buyers holding or; mfddling could
best offer made.
PRoyIsIONs-Very firm; holders gener-
ally asking higher price.
-PoRK-Mess advanced to $23 so: the q.
was none to be had below S24 at the close
BULK MEATs-Flrm at 9L%c lI1Sal2ISc for
shoulders, sides and clear sides large sales
OF clear sides made at quotations.
BACoN--Held at 1015c, I21&c, l3tal3I%c.
LARD-Advanced To 1412c; not offered
freely az "a rate; at the close keg was
BUTTER Scarce and Arm; ssa42e for
western 47@50c for New York state
EGGs-Declined TO &c; dun, supply be-
sEEDs-Clover lower and dull at PIC;
Timothy unchanged.
'OILs-Linseed sold at 81 Is in a small
way 81 70 obtained: Petroleum unchanged
and firm at 42d4fc for refined free.
SUGAR-Quiet but firm.
CoFFEE-Qufet but firm
BEEF CATrLE-Ftrm and In good de-
mand at 81 so for butchers ana 81 SOFAS SO
for extra shipping brands; good demand
gross.
GoLD-l40 buying and 14O5$ selling.
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New ZOE DrT Goods Markel.

BY telegraph NEW YORK. Feb. 10.
The new firm of Wicks, Van AIstvne 4
Co, II seems, are perfectly solvent.
The cotton goods market continues ex-
cited IN view of rise In cotton and the
scar. tty of goods. The tendency in prices
still stron sly upward for printing
clio las, cal1cos and brown muslins, partic-
ularly. There is positive scarcity of heavy
brown sheeliugs, particularly in leading
houses IN trade, who have not got bale on
sale for days and weeks. Atlantic A would
sell quick at lS1zc, and VIII go to zoe ere
long; Pacific and Appleton A find anx-
lous buyers at lSc; Lyman G, 1910; STARE
= sII1zci Naumke4g sheetfngs, 1215c: S1a.
terv1lle A rs, ll15c; Great Falls q, i6%c:
Pepperell Q, 1916; Quinnebang 9l8 2Jc:
Laconta brown drills, l755c. Print cloths
scarce and firm; sc for best standards; SIC
for common. Prihts very active; I4c for
Sprague, Pacific DunnelIS, Hamilton & G:
l412c Tor Cocheco; 1515c for Merrimack w
fame; Ice for frocks; I31sc for Oriental; lie
for Wauregani l213c Tor old styles. Man
che> ter. agents price, lac: II12c for Free
Iuan's lie for Arnold's, and I3c for Amos
keag. Tomorrow Spragues are likely to
advance &c with other makes A large
sale was made OF imported stuff goods. by
auction to-day at low prices. All Imported
and domestic W olens are selling al un-
prof, able rates, but with a better demand
prices are likely to advance.
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New York Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YokK. Feb. Is.
CoTToN-Fir1ner, but scarcely so active:
FLoUR--Receipts 6.IO0 bbls. and 40 bags
dull, aud medium and good grades 5aIOc
lower; sales 5 800 barrels at IS 50G9 80 for
superfne state and Western; SO S5@l0 Is
ern; SO 00dI4 80 for white wheat extra
- Sog14 90 lor round-hOop Ohio; SO COG
and 81 GOALS Is for good 20 choice extra !;
closing dull; California is moderately &C
tive and steady; sales Of 300 sacks a 81 so
ala 90. Rye Flour quiet and firm; sales OF
475 barrels at 81 5000 45.
WHISKY Nominal
WHEAT Receipts 40 bushels, and lc
lower, with only a moderate business !;
sales of "a, 600 bushels at 81 4014 for No. 2
Spring in store; 81 AZ for common No. / do
delivered; 81 A for mixed Spring; 50 20 for
white; California rejected scarce ina de-
cldedly hrmer; sales $500 bushels We tern
az 81 SOL 81, in retail lots; State 81 7z9
BARLEY-Scarce and firmer; sales of O. 900
bushels Canada Western at 81 q, and 5000
bushels state at 81 %. ~ rvs A
50 050s2 ~. ft. nm
CoRN-Receipts 80, 100 bushels; market
heavy and lg2c lower; sales Of AZ 900 BUSH
af1oat; 81 2914 for old Q. In store; 81 % for
western yellow; 81 20G1 q tor White
Southern 81 23@1 "a FOR new yellow Jer-
0ATs-Receipts 1000; market nrmer. and
quiet; sales Of 1900 bushels at SIC for Vest
WooL-DuIl; sales of 100000 pounds at
421z@49c for dom este fleece. a so.
iLEATHER-Quiet and unchanged.
RICE-Quiet. rTs .Tatt aai
coFFEE-Tirm; sales Of 900 bags Rio on
sgGAE31Easier; sa es of 200 boxes Cuba
at l21<Gl212c.
MoLAssEs-Dull; sales Of $50 barrels Gu
ba at 47c.
HoPs-Quiet; sales at I59eOc for Ameri-
can.
PErRoLEUM- Firm; sales Ils4c fol. crude.
245{c for r. fined in bond.
PORK -F1rmer and in fair demand; sales,
2 $50 barrels at S24 G0@24 Is for new mess;
closing "a O6 regular; s23 006I23 . for old /
dos closing at s23 y cash SIS 5000 90 for
prime; so 7592l 90 for prime mess;e also
sales 2.23O barrels new mess, seller March
BEEF-Firin; sales. $40 barrels at previous
prices; sales, 2l5 tierces at S}3 0O0336 30 for
prime mess: s37 50d4I 90 for india mess.
BEEF HAMs-9ufet; sales go barrels at
BAooN--steady; sales, 400 boxes at lO5<tas
lie for Cumberland cut, and .lls<@l2c for
short ribbed. tsA = E#rf
CUT MEATS Firmer and more active;
sales, S25 packages at 1GGI0I5c for shout
ders: l354Ql415c for hams.
DRESSED HoGS-Heavy at l05kaI0Jzc for
Western 1l129lls<c for city.
J lARD-FtrIner; sales. 2, 100 barrels, part
last evening, at l4149l51Se; small lots sold
at l51<c. -F.- ~
BUTTER-Active at 45@5sc for State.
CHEEsE-Quiet ut ll9l5c.
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Err NE w q
For one, Rtver Iieals see Sepe,sth Page.

CINCINNATI, Feb. I9 The river has fallen
4 10 inenes. There are Is feet inches wa
! ter in the chanAel. The weather is clear
! THERMOMETERS AZ. ~ rr- a#
! LOUISVILLE. Feb. I9.-The river IS fail
ing slowly. There are feet inches water
/ in theican by the marx. Weather clear.
( Thermometer 52'.l aTe 4GpI'o rN hi
River matters, so far as arrivals and de-
Vartures we're concerned, were extremely
dun ) yesterday afternoon. The Belle Lee,
by her arriyar, created a little excitement.
She had o good passenger trip and but lit
tie freight. 1T Tarascon came in at
ga O'Clock full Of freight and people. ........
The armada, as is her custom, had good
trip out.,.......The Louisa left for Wabash
River with but little freight.........The J. X.
Hoyle came in from Green River with a
fair trip, and proposed TO return last night.
1.-THE Ollie Sullivan dropped down to
the wharf last evening, and loads to-day
for Wabash River, and viii leave this eve
ming at o'clock. Capt. J. T. Hugo goes out
in command, and Win. Hugo viii be
found IN the office ........Tbe st. Patrick
had a large amount of freight hauled
down. She left at dark for Newburg,
where she had large lot of freight enc
gagged. Capt. Archer expected to get back
before midnight, and leave for Memphis
as soon as he coull get his freight aboard.
......... We were delighted to meet in the city
yesterday Capt. Hodge Brown, formerly
commander of the J. p. Webb and Phan-
tom. He is in magnificent health, and is
the same jolly, genial, whole-sOuled,
large-hearted gentleman as in days of yore.
I'VE are indebted to NJ. BrOughton.
one of the clerks of the Belle Lee, for a
copy Of the Belle Lee Journal, printed on
board hat magnificent steamer.-.......Our
friend Lawrence James was rendered the
position of clerk on the st. Patrick, but as
the position was not to be permanent he
declined. He and Capt. John Mady left
last night by the Tarascon for Louisville.
PRED. R. Huston & Co. received dis
patch yesterday from Gates & Wood, of
Memphis, announcing that the Mag flower
left Memphis Tuesday evening, with 100
bales of cotton for che famous White Line.
She viii be in tomorrow morning. ............
In consequence of heavy weath her, which
prevented the St. Patrick getting back
from Newburg in time to take her freight
aboard last night, she did not get away,
but will positively leave at 10 O'Clock this
morning. Let ali freight and bills of Iading
be down Dy that ttme.......-.The John Kill
gour arrived at II o'clock last night, with
a nice foundation for good trip. She lies
over here I'LL 8 o'clock this morning. in
consequence of darkness aud freight en-
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New Orleans Marker.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Feb. Is.
CoTToN-Steady; middlings 2314Q24c /;
sales OF 1000 bales IRE &c. PTS 4 81 bales; ex-
ports AI9 bales.
SUGAE- Easier; sales of common at I215a
12S<c: falr I35+(9l4c; prime l5c
MOLASsES- Firm; sales of common at
65e; choice Zoe; Muscovado, by the cargo,
size. atG
FLoUR-Easier; sales Of superfine al SO IS,
and treble extra 81 251il 90.
r RR-Irregular at S24 50925 %.
BACoN-The market Is bare; shoulde RS
nomiuai; clear sides 15c.
LARD-Keg 151zc.
CORN FfrmeT at9712e6Sl 05.
OATS-Sic. t.
MONEY STERLING l5I1S015f; New Yor
Exchange &c discount; gold 1895
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gagements. Shippers for New Orleans wiz
md the KIlgour q good boat, and Captain
John q. Benson. NJ. q. Bailey and Dick
isout hgate three as pleasant gentlemen as
ever ran qa1 lboat...as~..The ST! charles,
SOutherner and Virgins are due from
New Orleans. .-.4A-.J. w Richardson, Of
UniOntOwn was in the city last night..,,.,-..
Capt. F. If. Sherman. OF the noted house
OF F. H Sherman & Co., Agents of the d.
anond Line, goes Souta by the st. Patrick
to-day, to look after the interests of that
line. . .fa-.ir -r5U
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, Feb. IS.
CorroN-Ac tive at 221592Sc; receipts ], 26s;
exports 5,S07.
BACoN-Dull at l4c for clear sides.
BULK MsATs-Active at I05<lO1&c.
PoRK-A ctive S24 00924 Is for mess.
H0GS-None in market.
CoRS MEAL Dull at 81 2594 40 per barrel.
Z CORN-Dull at S5c. F
oAls-Quiet at S5c for white, and 959sl 90
for black.
BRAN-Scarce at SIS 90 per ton.
HAY-DGIl at sl9 O0920 90 per ton.
APPLES None in market. .-r. a....s-. ...t
BEANS AND OSIoNS Scarce. ~
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Guardians Sale.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that,
IN on and after the

~ on and after the
,+, 4. 10TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1853,
BY virtue of a decree of7the Court Of Com
O. mon Pleas ~ snderburgh County. Indl-
ant, I will Offer for sale, at PRIVATE
SALE, TO the highest bidder. the follow
ing Real Estate, to-WiI: Lot No. five, in
Block No. nine. in the Easter n Enlarge
ment Of the City Of Evansville. IN the
County Of VandeTburgh, and State of In
diana, on the following terms, to-wit:
One third of the purchase money on the
day of sale; one-thlrd in one year. and
one-third in two years, With interest from
date, the purchaser giving his note with
approved security, watving relief from ap-
praisement laws. And. If said property
snail not be sold by the Sepenth day o.
March, 1868, then will, on said SeUeJith day
Of 1Edrch 1865 sell said Real Estate al Pub
lie Auction, at the Court House door, in
the said city of Evansville, Indiana, on
the terms above set forth.
Said Lot has q good two-story house.
with five rooms and cellar The cuTbtng
and sidewalk are paid for. and the alley
paved with stone.
For all q sired In formation, inquire at
the once or ALVAH JOHNSON, on Third
Street, between Main and Locust, Evans
Vile, Indiana. WIN. JOHNSON. F.
H janis dim w3w Guardian.
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph LoUIsYILLE. Feb. 10.
oBACCo-Firm; sales OF l3l hogsh leads;
Tugs IS 5Od7 90; common to medium SS6
Is 70; Hart County So 50.
FL. UR--Superfine IS O09s . and fancy
So 50al3 90.
WHEAT-e2 SO.
CoRN-75@S0c.
O&Ts-67taS6c
MESS PORK-S24.
LARD--l4159l45zc.
14c.
13c.
CoTTON-2l922c.
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ERropean Marker.

By Cable LONDON. Feb. ls-1I:I rs A. N.
BoNDs-Are 7IzS972. Others unchanged.
Il m LIVERPOOL, Feb 1g-ll:l5A.
COTroN - BuOyaLt; uplands advanced
to 95Sgss< on the spot and 90 10 arrive;
Orleans 97Sdal0.
BREADsTUFFs-Steady $3.50
PKoVIsIONs-Steady.
PARIS. Feb. I9-I1;15 a. N.
RENTEs
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Z
\ To. CoUkrRY sMERCHA.s1s.-yg direct tie
attention especially Of country merchants
TO the superior facilities of the JoUENAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
all kinds, OF mercantue worK viz, Bin
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can ne sent through any of the
Eva nsyille merchants. a
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Dissolution Notice.

gEHHE FIRM OF STEWART a. But
- LER Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Charles Stewart wfthdraws from
the business, which is continued by John
Butler, WAC assumes all debts due safe
firm, and who alone is authorized to coll
lect all claims due said firm -.
-s-a-l If CHARLES STEWART,
JOHN BUTLER. ha
February 8. ls6s-febs eva
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Farm for Sale.

a SPLENDID FARM OF 4s ACRES,
"a in the edge Of the City of Evansville.
Indiana. This farm Is In full view of the
city. II Is in high state OF cultivation,
has one of the finest dwelling houses in
the country, entirely new. good barn, sta
bles and all necessary Outbuildfngs, and q
splendid selection Of almost every variety
OF fruit trees, apes, shrubbery and few
ers, and plenty of good water. II viii be
sold altoget her, or the improvements with
a part OF the land. For further partfcu-
lars Inquire of AbVAH job NSON,
Real Estate Agent, Evansville, Ind.
fan2Q-3u. .n
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COpartnership.

EHNhE IN D6AAoANfNEDs II "A n - -
III purchased the interest of Fred.
kieehle, their former partner, in the firm
of Blemker, Tlllman AZ Co, pTOprfetorsE Of
the Excelsior Stove Works, and having
assumed all the Liabilities OF the concern,
will continue the business at the old stand,
under the hrm name as heretofore.
BLEMKER, TILLMAN & co. !.
Al business Of the Old firTn will De set
tied at our office No. IA Second Street.
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Notice

Notice
rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
" this day sold my entire interest in the
Arm of Blemker, Tillman q Co. to the
other members of said firm, viz: Henry
Z. Blemker, VIM. Tillman. Jacob We'll
stein, and Ernst F. Oslage, who assume
the liabilities of said firm, and who alone
are authorized to collect all claims, debts,
and accounts in favor of the same.
Feb. is, 1868. FRED. KIECHLE.
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New York Gold and STOCK Market

By telegraph NEW YORK. Feb l9
GoLD--Lower; opening at l4O7g; closing
veal I401%6l405f, t .-
GovERNmENri Weak; Henry Clewes
Il Go. furnish the following 4 80 Quotations:
coupons OF 1881, IlI5s9ll2; do 90. IL go
1Il3s; do. 'G4, l0s1S@l09; o. '65, l095SQl095z /;
do. new, l071st5I rs; do. -'67. 1O7G1O7z;
I0-40s, l059le51z 1905, I0715@l0759.
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FOSTER, GWYN q Co.
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE


In retiring from the above partnershEu
desire TO return my thanks 20 my 10 enaE
who nave FAY ored me will their business
and would ask theie continuance with
the new firms. GUILD or LAND
New York, January "a, los
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THE PAHTNERsMHP Wwm FFma
n fore existing between the urdereirnes
under the hru names Of Fosrgn. go
A.AEu ~ Coz 10 Aec York Cltvf FoarWn
bRoTHERs, IN CtucfHHdf ohio ana Tigs-
ER, GWYN & Co, IN Memphis. Isnnemas. 6n
this day dissolved by its own llmifafioT--
1he nnaettled business Of the several e luarv
VIII De settled al their Offices.
GEORGE FOST r.
ALEX. III. FOSTER
WILLIAM A. GWYE
GUILD COPE LAND
SAMUEL GWYN
JAMES III. FOSTEB.
Cincinnati, December 3lst, 1867.
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oEgIoF !. oF 4. 60 Z 9 rnoTnEas.


We desire to call your attention to fhr
annexed notices OF Dissolution and O..
partnership, and respect fully tender var
our services, assuring you that any bee.
ness you may extend 20 as VIII a Az
prom pc and faithful Attention
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FOSTER BROTHERS,

No. o. West second street,
CINCINNATI, OHI0n
FOSTER, GWYN q CO,
No. SO Water St, New York CITY.
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