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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-31
Stray Calves.

TAKEN UP by the subscriber. residing two lies
l. west of the village OF Dodgeville. or about
the LIST OF December, 1867, land owned him two
last spring calves, white and red artificial marks.
The owner is requested to prove property. pay char
ges and take them away. JOHN DAVEY.
Dodgeyille, Jan. 3, 1S6S.-1fp
I AIDES can receive box OF DR.. Velpan's Pills
IL by mail. sealed from the eyes Of the public, by
enclosing one dollar and six postage Stamps to NJ W.
ascember, General Agent FIR the United States and
Canadas, at Albany, NY. IOWA
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-31

nzy~By the receipts of the County Treas
urer it appears that $ll,79S 81 has been
paid to the State Treasurer, leaving 49,
4SS 81 due to the State. This balance
will be paid the present week, $4,000 90
of it having been paid in on Friday and
Saturday last.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-31
THAYER BROTHERS

CENTRAL ENGRAVING FSTABLlSHME.NT.
g. ". Corner, Broadray & Main H-,,
r. o. Drawer, -, Aurora, Ill.
Sosls and presses Steel Stamps, Door Plates aud
Numbers, Gold and Silver Badges, Ribbon Canoe ling
Stamps, Initial and Monogram Presses. Insurance
Plates. Embossed Rrass Ornaments Burning Brands,
Steel Di.s Stencil Tosls and Stock Baggage Checks
Hand Stamps, &C., &c. Gold. ..and Silver Plating in
sVerE variety. Gold Pens repaired and rcpointed
Orders solicited from distance. n3yl
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-31

STOPPING NEwsPAPERs.-An exchange
has the following, on this subject, which is
applicable to more than one locality: "a
certain man hit his toe against pebble
and fell headloag to the ground. He was
vexed and under the influence of anger and
self sufticiency, he kicked mother earth
quite saucily. With imperturable gravity,
he looked to see the earth itself dissolve
and come to naught. But the earth re.
mained, and only his poor foot was injured
in the encounter. This is the way of man.
An article in newspaper touched him in
a weak spot, and straghtway he sends to
stop his paper With great complacency
he looks to see the crash when the object
of his spleen shall cease 20 be. Poor fool,
he has only hit his toe against world that
does not perceptibly feel the shock, and
injured to slight extent none but him.
SELF"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-31

sW-A meeting Of the Board ofTrustces
of the Village Of Dodgevlle is called for
Wednesday evcding, Feb. 5th, 1868. A
full attendance is requested
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-31
LOS T..

ID ETWEEs the villageof Dodgeyillc and the town
ID of Clyde, an opcn-faced Silver Watch, with a
gold chain and silver cross attached to it. On the
the initials NJ. A. So The finder wilS be
literally rewarded by leaving the watch at thfs Of
flee, OF returning ii to MARY A. SHELTON,
Clyde, Wisconsin
January 2lst, 1868. I'm MIG
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-31

BgTThe Columbus Transcript publishes
an order condemning a school house in
that place as unworthy of repairs for rea-
sons which would be fatal to many other
utterly unfit places where scholars are
taught.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-31
County Board System.

For some, to us, unknown reason,-it
may be to satisfy some poorly governed
county, or for want Of something else to
do,-a bin has been introduced into the
Legislature, to do away with the present
system of county government, and to
again try the old and worn out town sys-
tenn. This is to our minds very foolish
and uncallcd for step. The old town sys-
tenn has an untold number of objection and
disadvantages, without any advantages
5ver the present system.
We endorse the following remarks from
the Mineral Point Tribune:
To say that from fifteen to forty men,
ground six miles square, some less, can
have much of interest, save personal, in
the affairs of the county, is to say some
thing that experience fails to warrant.
We have known County Boards, under
the old town system. to spend more time
in electing chairman, than is spent by
the county Board Of Iowa county in doing
all the business of the county for whole
year. We have known, under the old
system. the account of one member for
per. diem and mileage, for attending one ses-
sion of the board, to exceed the sum drawn
by the entire county board of Iowa county.
We have known members from towns, un-
der the old system, that could not read
the statutes or write their names. We
have known members, under the old sys-
TEN, to get the last cent Of appropriation
possible from the county, whether the town
needed it or not, simply because some 9TH
er member secured an appropriation for
his town and so on, ad inhaitum.
We truly pity the situation of those
counties whose people are so governed as
to drive them to the extreme of sighing
for the day of the town representative
system of government their case must be
deplorablc
Our county goes smoothly on with the
new system of three supervisors, spending
about three or four days in year, aside
from their duties as ex-officiO Commission
ers of the Poor; all the interests of the
county are we'll attended to, and if any
particular town wishes special attention,
the matter can be brought before the board
by petition, and the member representing
the district in which the town is situated
will investigate the matter and report to
the board, when final action is taken, and
the matter settled and satisfaction obtained
without three days debate by fourteen
men, each vieing with each other at a lu-
dicrous attempt at forsenic eloquence.
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7 O Of C. IT

A NICITIA LODGE, No. 40. l. O. @f G. T meet,
~ at th~ir hall ON every Moaday evening at seven
o'clock. Trs~eii"g nieans"rs cordially invited to
atesns 0EyiLLE STRONG, W. CT.
youN Z CN1-NoMx1M ". l. H.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-31
MASONIC.

EN0DGEYILLE LODGE, No. 119 r. A. ". hold
~ their RcgnIA- Communications on the lst and
- Fridays Of each month.
RICHARD rRIDEAUx, w.M.
ORyILLE STRONG Secy.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-31
w. J. WRIGGLESWORTH.

yeooK, GARD ANDJOB PRINTER, ALSO PUB.
ID lsaar Of the I'D )pG .vItLE CnEoNIcLG," a,wcekly
family nsw-papsr, delivered free by mail in tho Coun
ty. on receipt of the price, 81, so year.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-31
STRAY COW.

TAKEN up by the subscriber residing near lick
L oxs old mill, in the town of Ridgeway, on the
9th Of January, 1868, Black and White Cow six
years Old right horn Topped down. The owner is re-
quested to CALL prove property pay charges and take
her away. d. +. BESTOR.
January %, 1865. n19w4
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-31

W Reader, did yoE ever enjoy the &C.
static bliss Of sparkling? If you didn't,
then get little gall-an-try.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-31

fsg~The Mineral Point Tribune, in its
issue of the 22d inst, notices the employ
mcnt of Mr.. Muks, of this village, as ad-
ditional counsel in the litigation pending
upon the County Board.
The action of the County Board in this
matter, is critic zed somewhat severely by
the Tribune, on account Of the expense in.
Cured in this litigation already, and init
mates that the people are tired of it..
Doubtless the tax payers of the county de
sire as few burthens in the way of taxa
ton as possible, still none of them feel
especially anxious to pay the full face Of
these bonds, and the accumulated interest
amounting to at least $45O,O0O, and to
avoid this result, the question of the valid
ity Of the bonds has been litigated, and the
practicability of the enforcement of the
Judgment thereon is now in course of liti-
CATION. The county has suit pending
against the Mineral Point rail road to FORE
close the mortgage given by the rail road
to secure the county. In this action it is
hoped and believed that a satisfactory re-
suit will be achieved, and it is also believed
that the holders of the bonds cannot find
any practicable means of enforcing their
judgments, having so far failed in every
instance.
The Board of Supervisors. it is under.
steod, found no fault with the ability of
Mr.. Ryar, who long since terminated his
professional relation to the county, nor
with Messrs. Strong, Henry & Smith, but
all Of them, as well as the District Attor-
ney, reside away from the County seat !;
Mr.. Strong is also unavoidably absent a
considerable portion of the time from the
state, and Messrs. Henry & Smith were
not retained in any matter but the fore
closure suit. Under these circumstances,
inasmuch as the Supervisors. or some of
them, had placed themselves in the posi-
tion Of technical contempt of court for the
want of advice at the proper time, it was
thought advisable to employ additional
counsel residing at Dodgeville.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-31

EB" Does any one know anything about
lost trunk It's good joke on some
body. No more at present.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-31
.BUCHU.

From Dispensatoas Of The United State..l
DIOSMA CRENATA BUCHU LEAVES
PROPERTIES.-Tbeir odor is strong diHnsiye and
somewhat aromatic their taste bitersh, and analo-
gous to mint.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES suchu
leaves are gently stimulan, with peculiar tendency
to the urinary organs, producing diuress, and like
other similar medicines, exciting diaphoresis whom
circumstances favor this mode ofastion.
They are given in complaints Of the urinary organs
such as gravel Chronic Catarrh of the Bladder Nor
bid Irritation Of the Bladder and Urethra Disease
the Prostate and Retention or Inconinence of Urine
from loss of tone in the parts concerned in it's
evacuation. The remedy has also been recommended
In DyspcpsIa, Chronic Rheumatism, Cutaneous Affec-
tioBR and dropsy.
Helmbold's Extract Buchu is used by persons from
the ages ef1S 25 and from IS to S. or in the de-
cline or change of lfe after Confinement or Labor
Pains; Bcd-wetting in children.
IN AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO FEmALEs,th
Extract Buchu is unequaIIed by other remedy as
in CHLoRosIs OR RETEETI0S, IREEGULARITY, PAISTUL-
NESS OR SUPPRESSION OF CUSTOMARY EVAcUATIoSs UL-
cERATED ScHRgoUs STATE OF THE UTERUS.
VEL and DRopsIcAL m W swELLiSGs'MTbi,'Gm ' GmA- msd;-
cine increases the power Of Digestion, and excites
the Absorbents into healthy action, by which the
Watery Calcareous depositions and ali unnatural
EnlargeIn nts are reduced, we'll pain and linda
nation.
HELMBoLD's EXTR ACT BUCHUha cnred eyer,
case Of DIABETES in which it has been given IRnI-
7ArroS or THE NECK OF THE BLADDER AND IsFLAMATIox
OF TIE KIDNEYS ULcERATIoN OF THE KIDNEYS hyp
DLADDLk, hETENTloN OF URINE, DISEASES TIE Pros
TATE GLAND, BRICK DCsr DEPosIT AND MUcus OR
MILKY DISCHARGES, and for cnfeebled and delicate
constitutions Of both sexes ATTENDED with the follow
ing symptoms: Jndisposition to exertion Loss of
Power, Difficulty of Breathing, Weak nerves, Tren-
bling, Horror of Disease, Wakefnness Din,ness Of
Vision, Pain in the Back, Hot Hands, Flushing Of
tho Body, Dryness oft skin Ernpfons the faco,
Palid Countenances, Universal lasstude of the Nus
cular System, &c.
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU rs DIURETIC
AND BLOOD-PURIFYTNG.
And all disease arisng from Habits OF Dtssipa-
ton Excesscs and Imprudences in Life, I'M
purities oftbe Blood, &C.. supefseding Co
paiba in affections for which 1t is used
i'm these di eases used In connec-
fiop with Helmb bold's Rose Wash,
SOLD AT
HELMBOLD'S
DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
NO. 5o4, BROADWAY
And by Druggists everywhere.
ASK FOR
HBLMB0LD's,
Take other.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs. TyI
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REESE & MULKS,
COBB g. LIKEKS

ATT r NEYS A Z J. a w.
MINERAL POINT. WIS,
General Cobb will attend each regular term of
Court at Dad dkoylle.
OTcs il Lcndhdn's bloch, FffgA Street. 1a-tf
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-31
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HENDY THOMAS 81 CO.,

CENERtL DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FAN
VI cy dry ;:o,ds. groceries, crorkrv. hardware,
ceaay.ma.le cr.thiug, yankee noti"ns, ETC.. ETC At
their stare in Dodgevlle. they are at a times lie-
pared to ATTIC nd tu tho wishes Of customers. Sly
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1868-01-31
NOT|CE!
To the Farmers of the West.

The Broad Cast Seeding Machine built at Rock ford
Ill, known as the VAN BRUST SEEDER, and which is
now being offered for sale by agents through the
country, is an Infringement Of rights as secured
to MS by letters patent issued from the Patent Office
of the United States, and its Manufacture Sale and
Use, will subject all parties alike prosecutions and
this timely notice is given to advise you to avoid
trouble and expense.
Horison Wis, Dec. Z, 1867.
VAN BRUNy L co.
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SOLDIERS CLAIM AGENY.

eODCETfLIE, WlS
G ;!ec-r back ray fer discharged Soldiers. Bounty
xsn-, and back pay for heirs of deceased !dtcrS
P-&sisn certificates procured Bounty claims settled
prices sst,blised by Law.
nIrsu sAnCEL W. REESE. Atty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-10

az :Sasss; 4 IN Isgs. Ths We:
= NM sfse s:ssss e e. 'sss
= .os "a Il Fer sS Y o. 70, white ss Ss
mainly spscSa.ye the INQUIRY being Ssussd By @
M M M: "sss s:ss :s
ND ss !
Asss sale: so@ps'rs 1s s%ss? sns
sr o sAass aa ana Sssss y
bushels stats arrive q Is Or barley malt
FavIelTs.Ths marke. Quiet and rates for grain TO
o
nfs Sss
ss sSSf SIG
@ London 70 Tons 81 I'll isss
mel " sos cheese On 10
% a. \ u .sa SS sss Ssss
s TO HAMBURG per steamer 100 Ses resin a. a
Doves It g black walnut az The
:. ,SS Ns%
e cotton 2, La ~ Gac out to
aasiphis por Ess.ns a. ons
% @ phi &C. o nae po. e Con- Ss
Kingdom and an American ship 1859 TONS 10 Yokohama,
:AaSs s ssls. sansls " ssr sna
scarcity 1t the East the market nrmer though prices
ashsr m 'f:: ill., 9ss
sl 10 for large 3s and 50 70 for medium Smoked her.
ring were sun In sood demand and about 5000 boxes were
salmon nominal at Y27
GuSSIEa.-Bags were duh and nominal Cloth quiet
at 2llec. a de-
Hors in moderate demand at lec 25c for good
prime grades 2s ne for inferior do, Sc. a0c for old
crop and S &C. &c for new foreign reign ,., ~,
prices were unchanged We quote MANILA &c., gold juc,
DC. n &c.. gold.
HrDrsThe market was more active az about the prices
previously current The sales 5000 Rio 0rande at
Pie, God 400 WEI sailed do At n1cS do lsoo Monte.
arrive q AIS 900 Central American, gag Busnos Ayres
Calcutta buffalo private terms.
lRoScotch pig slow OF sale and, owing to the in
stock prices irregular aud easier There
saes OF 90 tons 0engarnock in lots 2 so 43 and leo
do Garlsherrle to arrive, at 34 American quiet but
In prices change reported We quote No. 4l $42
and No. S6a $7 Sales 3e0 tons OF the former private
forms; 300 tons Troy forge sold private terms
Wrought acrap In demand and 6Otons disposed OF
at private price, loo tons bridge rails realized $4 sales
OF 1850 tons old Ts reported private terms We
quote New American rails $50 Ssh and English do SJl
$50 gold Refined bar ql OF at $s7 80 $40.
LEAIHFRThe market for henlock sole fairly active
ght and the receipts for the small, while the
stock Is somewhat reduced Oak quiet and unchanged
We quote:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-10

House. held to-day, the following ocers were elected
for the ensuing year,
Cnaty!nan.-john J. Jones, President Chemical
National Bank.
Observation-Disclosures Mas.erton, President Manu-
facturers' and Merchants Bank
Clearing House ConDsittee.--Jacob d. vermiyc,
President Merchants National Bank; James N: MOT
Brown, President Mechanics and Traders Natlonai
Bank; Sylvester ID. Comstock, President OIZeng
National Bank; Charles y. Leverfch Presldent Bank
OF New York, N. B. A.
Committee ON .SzlspensfonS.-Jacob Campbell Priest
dent Pacific National Bank; George W. Dner Presi-
dent National Bank OF the State or New york; VIII
liam II. Kitchen President National Park Bank;
Edward Haight, President National Bank OF the
Commonwealth; Frederick D. Teppen, President
GaIatn National Bank.
Committee on Adnlissions.-WiIliamA A. Wheelock,
President Central National Bank; William II. Cox,
Cashier Mechanics, National Bank; Amos II. TrOw-
bridge, President Second National Bank; Jas Buell.,
Alexander Masterton, President Manufacturers' and
Merchants Bank.
CoraIaftee on Observation-Disclosures n. Lowry Pre-.
sident National Bank Of the Republic; William L.
jenkins, Cashier Bank Of America; William II. Macy,
President Leather Manufacturers National Bank;
Bank Nathaniel Hayden, President Chatham Ma
tional Bank.
The transactions Of the Clearing House for the past
year were $40 6o9 co. and the total transac-
lions since Its organization, period OF fifteen years.
were s2l7, 500, 21l, 88s IS.
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been fol-
lows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-10

-Bclies, a3c. q 2se.
!: ;sis s.'''
ssnasa sn
Grades do a. ao & snS,as
NavS sronrsgecep.s 100 bbs spirits urpen.ine 300
s s s,is being ss
shgng lots were , gosa the close :. 4c Sales .
as Ssss Hs:s s'ssSSa
or sa md 9 fsf ~ s 49,
ri ssrs 81 sss Ing ~
ss $s,;s,s :s s$s,ss ton. Philadelphia city
:ssr
SSs Lard was moderately active .sesdy !: sales bb
G., sssdss q ss y!nsf .d 1sf wan s
winter Do selling and Winter sperm
p e Crude fgs va" 81 ss LOO do erua.
ss ss'sss tsisy 'sG ss' sH
IN o az was sns s ys; aa SOY there 9
bong no demand Of, moment rom say source. and
sSs yer: s"s .s:s $780, :As sss'ss
Ct. .as gs; ;i's ~
below
a. II; s: ct &c. ss ss E ISL a.
LOCO for december at S0c.
Observation-Disclosures 81 packages cut meats 80 do. lard
100 do. The market for pork was passab active and
further Improvement In prices OF 12kc Dbl cSab
iished closing az about 80 1aT There bales
OF about 1880 bbIs at so 80 1a for new mess $2 $25
slc% Of sale, but steady s,ss sc The arrivals were
prices ws,s steady; sass * ssIs ie io,, a VII 50
fierce beef Continued 60 rule duh and nonips Cut meat:
shoulders He lac. for dry sailed do lsc lsc FOR city
picked hams, zoe. a2c. for smoked do. and 1Sc.
1Sc. FOR banged do, Gales 40 packages. Bacon was
steady =, former prices VI. Short sea, IsA; ;hoI.
seaiy in value, and In moderate request the
sales comprising ESQ packages, at lsc. lsazc. for
ht emnnd apa with fair and increasing stock prices
lower VIII be seen by reference TO quotatiors
ANNEXED Cheese In fair demand mainly for the homo
aic, and prices were quite steady We quote romiaay
Butter
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FAMILY MARKET REPORT.

The various markets through the city beginning last
appearance OF business The snap OF
the past working favorably for the butchers and
beef soup for steaks coming into special demand
Prices except in the article Of fish, almost similar those
Of the week before.
Fresh fish OF all kinds has gone up Porges out OF
Caulihowers have Just in Habut is abund
anti splendid specimens yesterday at the stalls in
Washington Market Salmon trout is coming in and selling
moderate fgure. few weeks hence the retail business
Of the markets. will be very brisk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-10

Liberty and ndsss IA cor. Mszsc1 ;....."s... loe
s .ssTopS.n :, ana 1Sc y o,9s MA
nsiropoi.n q. I Stn o. Olive 4 1s15sssss5d. 80
9Th 7sft y Of SOsh q, laaz6li $50
I0 . ssAs1ss %sP E,, Nov 80
Smith and Debs.ose sts, cor years, per year... 800
basnw'ck ~ ana johnson IT. COR $685. Sysars' per ~
TsAssvEns m eUIiss coUsrY-AsroalA.
spring ana temperance sta cor, 292 4xi6o.. olb
Coser q, . lot 81 opposite Marine Hotel Loo
hoSa o lawrence TO Rockaway pike, large plot 600
HEwrow. '''''".'''' -
Mount olivet Az lots 81, 81, adj Debevoses each 25x
Williamsburg road :, adj P.yntars. iOOxioo SO
TRAssFERs IN IssEx COUNTY, n J-BELLEvILLE
Bridge ct, So Adams prop, SOxliS ........... 1Y
FRANKLIN av L Gntherie's prop, 2six71e $500
Paterson road, Bonnells prop lOlx5o.... $500
GrsenoeHy st. vs. Hoensr's prop, 5ozloc 100
Brown 81, ., 80 n from bloomfield av soxs4. slo
brown ST. 3 oO II IRON Bloomfield Az, 30x94 $40
Wicklire st s5 r from Hampden st. 25xll3 $500
Iompkins Point road, WI Youne's prop, mn
Meadow land, same sran.or acres: 0'0O0
Monirose avs cor Scotland road Montrose acresl 5oo
hon'rose av Ioo OF Scotland road $40 acres5 '
Coles ST 80 OF North ID st. 25xlO ......, 1900
South 9Th Ut, - b Of Monmouth ST SSx50.. 5000
BEACON Az, s. lot Al, Gilbert (waverey), 25x
Golden s. lot l. plot block ia map Bramia
''.''.'...'..... SoV
Oak st. s79 W Of Ocean av 8x100 .......... 800
Hudson ~, VS. 4oo IT'S OF Bergen b0x240 1900
Newark and New York road and Monticello av, 76x54xs4
Grand St. To- Block Jane Van Horne map each 90
0hefn M 'o' I'D Soxiuu lVu
Soaring av, 90, Il of Passac av 2bx17 $50
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BILE securities, $685.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has written the fol-
lowing letter, which explains ITSELF
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Oct. g. 1868.
SIR:-I am In receipt OF your favor Of the 5th INST,
inquiring 'rf there IL any doubt about the United
States bonds-sixes Of 1sS1-being paid IN gold,
principal and interest,"" In reply would say that
II has been the invariabe practice OF the government
to pay both the principal and interest Of the bonds
OF the United States in coin, as they respectively
matured, and know OF no reason why different
course should be pursued In regard to the bonds OF
1851. Respectfully, yours,
Il. MCCULLOUGH. Secretary.
The First National Bank OF this city has declared
its regular quarterly dividend OF five per cent paya-
bic on and after the 10th instant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-10
kAp!SE TRANSFERS.

The following Is a statement Of the marine trans
fers at this port for the Sth and 9th inst inclu-
sve:-