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New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
EIrcurvH OFFICE, sPnlSGTiELD. Jan. 20 1883. 5

DY virtue of aud in accordance Win Ihe pro-
vision, of Of the Legislature Of he state o. noL
lied An Act the payment q he pr9SRs' ana 's,s
s ststs Debp approved February a. 1852 JOHN PAbhb
ovsrrs, of M. Site Of Illinois hereby ho Az whom t may
concern ths on tha day oi April 1902 AT THB AmkkShS
RYCHANGR NATIONAL BANK, IN TIKI CITY OF NhW.lOkh,
he Treasurer state Of IGoi' VII psy the bond q 'd s
bsreer Designated IN this proamoni and BY virtue Of
md In nprn,nss Of Ad r lido further not all whom concern
ha. The interest upon each and s Of d bonds will cease o we
time specified in this nohee 70 VIZ ron Tue -l' u y"
Apul, 1869. viz: - ,..,,n,,.1
ops issued pursuance Of the above reeed act beng Refunded
sfoek after 1862 follows; Nos A. a. g. o.
ST. So So o. g. 85 lO5 l5 lO9 100 99 6 IT, l6l l64 6 6l
Gl i1O III ia 1877 IB 24 2i 26 as 2i6 284. lJl 295
sol 500 3 539 $40 3ii 35 $40 35 256 6l 2 9 33 t1 ~
az ara l22 l I33 4f as i36 49, 49, 49, go 4i go tty
80 ass al 49a t 5o1 SOL .O2 500 s4 500 SO SS5 SS ~ ss5 &
sq sol 5 5 6l Ga So 62 Ga 69 680 b8l tsJ
e9g 68 40? iC6 M 7l3 ~ 7&3 749 to e5 ncuye 81
e8 M S7 gs si9 85 $751; e5l 653 s 63 CO. G5I ass Sg S6,
s6T. o 8, B69 s7O 859. 9l4. 9l5. 9la. 9lo
Also Bonds issued pursuant to 40 act entitled A Ae TO prssn
upon Master ard StebnS Dond approved fe
TO- 1919 heng Liquidation Bonds issued to James lOfo numbered
(ucusye) and No. III TO 99 Qnuvs VI SlWO eaeh ana
No 2D0 for sl,I00.
testimony whereof hereuutO set hard nd cause be aId
the Great Seal ~ STATE So.
. JOHN M. PALMBR, Governor
p,t ths Runa fsry Of
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

WARING' BOOKS FOR FARMERS.
THE ELEMENTS OF AdRICULTU URE.
"a BOOK FOR YOUNG FARMERsJ
BY Ggo & wARISG. ~,
T.nsy Agricultural Engu,tr Central PARK s,wTsfE
Author Of Draining foS ProsI and DrAiHing iOr GsAA
SECOND EDrTloM
CAREFULLY RKvIsBD)
n, feed Of r,rn, Tf, character Of ts.ir parts,
f.: ~ r.: Ss:s st.; $
What 'h,ir healthy growth dspssd' Sod, isd AHHA Lie
THE SOIL
whs, IT and b,u Il Srnsdi &c. ,nb'on
II, f'rnup and b.nsan.a, -.
DiS..ioa- How ,et,os@. M'ru. Son iir'r,ri AuI-.A
w.ss Of Nana. FIS
EpponuOa Gven Cropa
L-RchinE Mineral ManursG
Muck Guaro 'nd sapsr Phosphate
lmG luEAuoa
MECHANICAL CULTIVATION
Dr,pnr NTH Flea Hanosns
hsb Soil PossE CHutAUbg, stG
Lr,y,, Of so-utly douba vsror, P,ar part, Of P,an
Tables Of AnsTss-of Nanurss etc, etc
foregoing 10 plain snp, AsSu.s.
that farmers bSv understand
The book written BY Asueos,sf practical Jayrnr fail Of
pforusaes good advice and Sssud do.thss
SIR GsEKLEf Of It: Though d'iioE "fh iss unfamiliar
nany sentence and scarcely word
pages Of two sYsa.
horouIhJ S.nasd leisure pity
The OoJ, VOvnG ird IL dsn adhs
Hardly that be will ret learn something Of value
FROM s psu Euonnt uAdsVslopea that he
EsBsIJ understand IT, and farmer hrnsrs sea study
hOsEhJ WhSSi bsInE better and Sussssss ssldrItsr %
before"
PRICE oSE DoLLAK.
s'aiby mali, psS+p,A
Abs, By the IAns author
PRICE 81 so,
DRAINING FOR PROFIT
AND
DRAINING FOR HEALTH.
Bydso T. wAans. JL,
Enrin'u Sf Dr.nss Of Central P,ri E'u.I't
Lard 10 b. pru.d and reasons wt,i
Mes Dnih' act, and how thsv lfssi The aSnI
How 10 laT oai a sTstsn Of DTsisIi
Care q fDI.ir, and Dniu,d Lipii
MlM Dr.ishE eos.i wiAhPU
Rs,ainine Salt AsrsAss
I:i: n: DI.i..:;:l Iis..:;: T.". s.-"r. rI
PRoFUsELr mLusTRATKA
bsniH s'i 'h receipt f1nss-
Eov RsIBr
EARTH CLOSE
now TO MAKE THIN.
HOW TO USE THEM
oEo K WIEEsE,
AstT 81 II. Isn'tb Of LIisats." "Dnbs for PrsIt nd
Di,hE for H,,h" sEsTlJ AErsurT IIs Ne CsAnIl PsL
IS''f'''S vita A'sJ VI cod EsT,s'sIa
Aiir" THE TRIBUNE.
Ew.IoRL
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

CFNECA MINING COMPANY.ma,Irhhee The 6anpIaY Anpna5
- StrS ~ the Sbs ebolder In the SENECA MINING cVH
N a. b AZ Room no No 10 Eassautt, heNlorh on
March a. 1869 70 oeIOef poon for The choice Of st,,.
~ .s and for nuy other business that egy eome sIO''
ensnng year Anu ' '' ~ r. H. RlCKAiD, Secretary.
Ns~.Yorf Feb IS. 1899
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

,,,. ,,,l.. 4, u.,dy Al GsaOe s which agures about
1 ere soi; Tsry little had st tae lower ra'e
RS-Are uihout special changei IRE asHhnu SN'
- a ron 4nc fIr American Gray sud I@ n. "A
CORN-Tfe irm but not acb'ei ses u NV ~
nd Green AZ l5dl7le. cash.
market ruled qu bot holdsrs are not epeB
- Of he ssl ~ point, for The Nee. sna Pea
closing steady; tss II l5 bales o. when ~ Sete 20
~ 10 u g. exporters fses also oi ~ oSes
~ % r March at28le 100 bales do doi 2! !c. and ZVO bales
- -" .r,i ,,i Nav at23c We quote a. fnloWi;
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
Corporation puiirts.

c,, M ysV YorW DEPARTMENT oV FiSAScE. BUREAU org
~, WscrvKK oy TAxzs CoUKrBoUIs PAtK. - ChtnDer'M
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that r an
49,, f Personal Taxes due be Tsii AZ the once
INnRty SMITH ESQ Attoruey for tie Coecon 81 Arrears
T.,es Tst. No 31 EsusL aud Ai the books Tan 10 'ah
vi be found aAif once.
No per,oa hut tbs sai Attorney the uniersgs, Fu'oordp "
~ a, eer, for surh Arrears In of warrants Issued
b,,hrr when the whom the 10 ded Nl hae
snbsr, aedei hereh an a Ahaul' seI,
s issued TO enforce payment of rn lafes are beTSy
eo1I'''" BERNARD SMYrII. Receiver.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
Sabings YaHks.

A LII DEPOSITS made now will draw interest
"a from Mareh Interest per cent free from tar NATIONAL
SAVINGS BANK, broadway. cor Tliti' thirds.
nIME SAVINGS BANK, Nos. and Broad
~ NNtniOurgh Deposits male before March l5t,
draw INTEREST from as lat ofhsreh RI esut free B3
DE0PLE" SAVINGS BANK,
No. l6 Boiiaay. between Twehth snd Twenty seventh sta
.- FIX PER CENT on ALL SUMS.
MONEY DEPOSITED NOW DRAWS lNTERESr FROA MARCH
FIRST.
CHARLES PECK, Pr.,J,s,
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
SinandSl.


,finantiSl.
LIRST NATIONAL ECLECTIC LIFE AS
4 SURAEcE SOCIETY on THB UNITED STATES No. IS Union
JAMES ". BARKER, Pr,'d,at
O DR MACARTY Secretary.
ISRAEL C. PIRM0S. Aclarr
+ LiR6Y ssTEELRs. '1 Ned.s RanniSs R4amiasr.
i66ysR G16y X 9 AITgETt5 yty y1FST A+GJssy Gssy..
"FiRsT N4oNSL EcIScTIG 1SSURIscB SoGIY oP rs
Sswyos pre,eut Albany following
ISss1EcR C6nsaYY ' Society LiFA
ipci., d. cap,tO One Hundred and Fny Tbou.ud
DolrI with the privilege VI further Increasing TIE capital 10 Two
HundTed IbOuSandDolaT,. J. W. BARKER. President
O. DE AAcAE1I, seeTetaIy
Oyncn PRKsros Cosb AND IYp1 CoHPASr(
No. ;26 WALSUT.sr., PmLApKLPHIL !
TUE Animal Meeting of Stockholders and
a. Election for Directors the Company viii be held At th ohe
- : JSo IL w1Esr1N0 s.er.ny.
uss q s..S rao,o K.Y2. n;i.S.o Go co.s1% =, x,
THE STOCKHOLDERS of the UNION PA
fFG RALE3Ap & c9H5%SI m hsGssy 9:s,f A, =: Az
one ,Ss co.Y T Ne 70 10 0Pshy % & W si 'as
hssa4 atss6s -: @ d q s S5 SvR ss hs:
U''' ''''n' SA'or BANK TSs g e1TJ ..
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Sub
Vii S SptS S % ls ;1 saes l o Ssf "s51 % 3 DnS a
s Sd, hs sSSs ss ss S.a m hS.. who have ., .u
ho r 70 thseos r the stock Of this Bank will please take notice
thAi the BOOKS VII positively be oosed
by order Of t5s Board. A. FRIEDMAN Ca,bie,
The AIDn PEIRoLIrH AND IxPEovExESr Conr1sr OF,
- PITTsHUROH kEW YoRK
O3ee No. ls9 Fourth ava. PIts5urgb Pa \
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK.
HOLDERS vi. :. held At the Of bs Coupsn IN bS Ctr Of
Ptit6ygh, % WEDSESDA Al, March TO- 1862 Al otloe IN
1he annual Election Of Directors win be he'd the place On t.
.ns day between the hours Of 2 Aad 3o'toeI D. m
IlIIssgE6H rec. y, l&h WILLIAM p ROBE. Secretary
oFTcE PrrTsBuROH FoET wlISE AND CnoAso
TTyrTE poNl 1 ~ SpStsEI P,rTsnUSGA Feb 26 1859
n ter OF All classes Of this ConPGpv will at n r EOS
DAf March prOInO and reopen 10 Of I'M UsDAY NIeb
u NJ HUTCHINSON, Secretary.
OYTicE PITTisuHGH. PoKT WAING, CHICAGO RnLWIY)
1v,,,,, .. CONPANI. PIrT,HuRGH Feb 20, ls6g
'IHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock and
-. - botdhc 'su 81 the PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE Ann
chCAGO R4LwAI COMPANY will be held at The oa.s Of an,
" CIV OF Pittsburgh AZ 10 o'clock In Of WRDNRs.
"a hareh u 1893 the pnpose Of bearing Guf b. an
b report S ne Beafi q DSees ad m M election Of tire, mem.
Ds oI tbf beard Of Utce v,s Ia the n,, ~
three members stoss tsIo Of service expires by sp. '
~ N. HUTCugsOS seerstary
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

SHERIFF' SALE.-By virtue of writ to
~ me qd snd out Of the Common Pleas Court ~ White County
Indiana urou therein rendered January p 1892 " hvot OF
DOW o. WILL sMSON snd against toe Louisville Ne~Aany and
viii proceed TO sell at pubic oHter he
Monticello C"ahW
Irdana O'clock tie 8h DAY Of Ap sb the tnNe noe
Of said Louisville SevAbAny and h ago Bal"ad hof NewAlny
20 Michigan City all equipments sppnr
tenauces Franchises petcsy dtthe Ia sad Decree
sajd raad being lergh Of 28 miles or thtrahout
railroad hnl s s sppureusuee' aud franchises as AFORESAID
h.s without relief from valuation Wh
Ft5. ~ 1853 NJ HENDERSON, Hhrru Nhte C"uUD, hu.
VYJANTED-Sandusby Mansfield, and New
w ak STOCK apd BONuS lHdau,2o' iHd Cincinnati paon
tu Michigan Little Msm DAYTON, Western Cincnla Richmond
su Chicago Evansville sid Crawfrdsye hempb, sud Ch,ietoa
Also A Western and Sutlern Rto1d oIOChS and BONDS
PURCHASED bv WM. A. GUEST. No p NElst
I AND WARRANTS, College Land Scrip, and
IL Government seouriues PURCHASED lnd far SALE BY
O. &C. WOODMAN.E Ne 20 Paet
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

IL s;3o a. N. Mail Trsiu fJr Grtenret
1000 q. N NsrhpOrt Hu1tingoo, ard Glen CsTs
30O ?. BHpress Riverhssh
tl0 .. ~ EOrthBart HGBang.oa. A1d Glea Co'e
$50 D. m FanzingdAls. ard War SiitioaA - -, al. =.
An trains xh branch n Hsnpssd 6JNDAl IAAH
Q a m for EolthpoH HuarBztoB, and Gl.a Core ,,.,,
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, James.slip.

IT ONG ISLAND RAILROAD, James-sip.
! II s;1o a. IN. Mail Trsn " 0reenret ,, 80
1890 n, ssrhpOT; g., II1ss99s'0'' ard Glen Gov.
i:So p ~, Eor,6pcrS iisstSs.oa. .ad Gle, Gov.
All trains sRn. @ ss SssTsS o H.@s..d SUNDAY TaIT
n for S0APo' H'aH'E' I'D ai siticx Go: ssD....
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
issO. WINTER ARRAYaEMsSr. 1869.
.,.+o. coS1hNcyySS s.yS Jan ~ Is AZ
Fo-rib-sJs KHhsBos on TssatS-.srsasa-'I
TRAINS LEAVE xBwroeE.
Fc New Haven D1dreport T. g. (r) iIio HIS EE)a
a. FsG NJ M TS sssr 1aa fas Southport ws'po n.
:" y,S S Sor.a GIls, n:' H ''l' cEr)' Gr) So
ESI Ef PisS3 sSS T. s. EIs :3' iss CEr) 's CRL}
70 scr Gre Ss,STh i and ,si s S .t.Su m AIS 's
go '''' Wv , - CONNECTING TRAINS,
For TSf slrt Rfo a. and a'Ss sp'ass.d @ H is3 pEsE
For Hsrr Pro,ij.ac. .na F.htm Railroad CEL, ni lH
For E,wFI.v.u, Nsu.LOrd0a ssOuuetsn rarO'd n''.
FOR Rsro. i''i' IL. to S0r'Aan''0' and ~
For iiSo,,toul, RsYo,d. a. m, snd
For K.ny,Dek snro.s s,p;c:s q m, 9I n t,Sn
TOr New Cinssa Railroad a m, l!;iS 40 ? N
con"od''' sleeping Cars '''1iS gaSSs T. h5i UT. sop.a.
NEW JERSEY RAILR0AD-FROM FOOT OK
~ corRrIASDTST-P PHILADELPHIA. VI. Ksn'eF'"s -
q. N Via Camden p r N wa - W..h
isssoaHaiGo no. ..i w. KS u For sos's 'ad soeSW'"
soR TIN WgSf-s:IoL m, I2:3n ?. NJ $40 n - a.
The s4O aud m' tr.ins tenugs " Cnsnasa ,n' S-s,
with hut one change Silver Palace Slrephs Cars .n ~
spps,y, excepted aod ou those days ~ train I'd, ''"
line ruupE through Chicago by evening arN VDy
=. ". JACkSON. GesetA saP'nss'o---
NORTHERN RAlLROADo NEW-J -JERSEl.-
Trains will leave Eewlok by the PErons FerF', foot Of
only at IL midnighL Tbs snd l;lS trains Tas hiOus
DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL. RAIL-
IL ROAD-Por LoEg BiAHeh Red Bans, bneh'es's SA
RI steamer jsSsE HoIT dhl, sIspt soSdal al 's'i -
nora Pier % fsot ot CbanbsFss ,,o,s . r. ,,.,.e.
CO0TH SIDE RAILROAD OF L. l.
Or and .n.r December l. 1905 the viii Ons"'
$500 N IRON Roo,srsltIl PsrJ Nal and AeeoA a0d'H' "
vile aud " - Stations ,.,..t,.,,n..
15 o. n Express Jamaica PcarSFs Cosefa s. s,ss,t
MsTriek Ssah Oyster Bsy, sn4 all Suu'a' Ai' u" S'''
NclNVod ..a.
.,Sv n MAJ. and Accom- soaados 70 I'p aud all stAn0Ss
$50 p "a. Accommodation 70 JAnA'eA
TRAINS FOR sEwYo2F
Leave lap $50 a. n., Mail aud Accommodation
Leave savvls 7;2s a n, KIpre'l
Law. s,yyile i2:sop A.. Mail aud sseonnoiit"a
Tr,Ip, from J,usiea 1880 S:35. s:aeA ~ sss a'OspE
P,,,S.r for Bsy Port Blue Port Psshegae and bHsisN
h'",s. ,,ss,l5pm RoRE. sslIE. EsB>hsIsst''a
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
,oULTRY AND CAN
n,ln.nd.lHn Hnaa %
VEGETABLES.
oqion.,redP PiPksoo95T5si 8
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Coal, tnu s. GOA - Honey clor bJld8 Mk. qt.' ln95
Ktrss.as gsNda BuclWlest..25 Beans drT '''l4~S
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
\TEW- YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
rRAINs LRIVP YEw rnpK.

1sao WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1859.
NOO00 COMMENCING JAN %. l36a
station EeN-iork of isentyseVsnth arc
FoarbaTS ERtTsBos on Tseatf-ssvsstasL
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

MOSTGOyERr, Ala, Feb %, 1902
VNHE COUPONS OF the MONTGOMERY AND
Il BUPAULA RAILROAD FIRSr M0RIGAGE EIGHT PEt
CENT BONDS due March 1852 viii he paid on and her ths
dsts less Government tax on presentation the Baking House Of
GEORGE OPDYKR l. Co., No. % EaIsu-st, New-lOrk,
~ r. 4. MOUNT, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

1li6iS,n6 gOtins.
OyyoE Or PKEsIOS Coat ISPAovRKgSr CoSPASY,(
No. SIT WILNuT.sr. PHiLADHLrHt,, Feb. II. 1893. !
4 T a MEETING of the BOARD OF DlREC-
"A TORS held this dsy, DIVIDEND " sEyRNTY.FIyE C5
CENTS share declared from the tlfnngI Of The last three
business Of 1868. PAYABLE on March J.
TrsnGisT closed from this date and open March D.
JOHN II. WRESTLING rrssnrsr
OFFICE OF TEE GERHiED FiRE lNsUHASCE Co, 4
No lN Broadway. January 70, lBG2
EIGHTEENTH DIVIDEND.
Ia The Boar, Of Directors have THIS DAY declared the usual sRNT
ANNUAL DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT payable AID Ae
daJ, FsbfuarT 1, free Of Government tax
-''' JOHN R. SMITH Secretary.
OTHcs or THE CnicIGO ALroS R,lGSo,D Co~PAsr,(
CHICAGO H., Feh ~ 1863 !
NOTICE.--The STOCKHOLDERS of the
IN CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY are hereby
ubsd that DIVIDEND Of PlYR PER CENT fss of Government
declared the Preferred aud Common soeL od Company
ocs Of the CompspJI Agsnh Net NJ X JkkUP
Co. No IL Pts EtWYoI MONDAY e lst day Of March
10 the holders Of said oek registered At closing Of booL
Theu Books will be closed the 18Th Rsi ard eopettd for
Trap1isrs on ths "a Of March merit WA NJ LARRABER,
Secretary and TsAsnfsr
OFFICE of PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP 3, I, III
THIRTYNIRTH DIVIDEND hersbT Eysn tbs he Board
Of Directors have ;bs DECLARED DIVIDEND of hEBB Cd PkR
CENT earnings o tbs quarter eenE January a. 1867
payable At tie CompauyG Odes. h0hbAi. March !.
The Tsssr will ts eloGed SATURDAY. 7oh int,
The Bosd Of Directors n BoDORE r. JOHNSON, ssersisJ
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

refining speculative demand but
h stock os0E Of transactions except obhug
k Porto Rico Holders about FOR SeN Caye
1Gee for Musrovato; New-Oreans strong At 73dyle 80.
NAVAL SlOkESCrude TUrpentBe and nominal; Spirits
and heavy value but the concession have had fair
buuos; u 40 bb 5d5lc Rosins steady And In good
demand; sales Of about 2 h 1t quotations. Tar has etsn
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

0As
Smoked d.......25D2S
Tripe......... ~
Tnges, es.l 25Cl 81
Pigs Feet, doI. 20 d6O
sheep Tongues. .ts GN
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

Cv,S9GAPlOJiD. IS 2s a IS 20
CLlch, y lCJ D.. 6 IS 70 Z %
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27
MrArs-FRrsII.

- . @ -
klinrys....."-dlu
Teuderloin ....25d2
Mnt,on. n.hAqrpe. .l3dl5l
Com. 10 med. .ls0l4I
Fore-Qrs. pnme.lcdl2l
Con-. 10 med. SGlnl
Chops......."li0 az
Fruis / Sbdrs.. 10 >
Suet et...,......,.la0lol ~
Veal, ,hl QrNpue.2fd2Sl
TS-SALT. SMOKED,
Salt l. Comed. .2ud--l
Sauslge......,TldG "
Head Cheese. .ls02ol
BulOgua.......l5dsO a ~
Beef. Corn'd....lSQ2O
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

T., ETC.
Saddle Il. 90 oodo 90
Piekled 80 andJ 20
CLANS, hard 4ottl 90
Son. 3OQ 10
RlostcrS, bunch. 29 o.
Mackerel, EACH 'Hd "
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

rnuIrs AND NUTs-DRY AM


Apnlea H.. 10 iB Pmues .......ss.lfUlo
pescles. unpelL l8d22 Rsisins fine. -. z, ~
P.eIsj ''f,...2 .2SGs5I Com to Pair. L Gl6i
nnnrEpIIg
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27


Zarte Curfants. .licle
Cocoauuts each. l0al5
HeetSriaes. 10. ...3o Z 90
Siarch...........lUdK va "
Soar. box. n ...lndlI
Pyle's Il Bsbtsis@lt
Large bars. ga. = a - %
Small bars ~
Syrup, gal. i l0ql 80 80
MOlassts......oOdl ~
New-York tribune., 1869-02-27

Gem. 20 med. .ltd20
Fore-Qr.. phmelsGl6i q 10
Com. tanned. loGl9
Cptleis...,.. .31d35
Heads, eao b. .Gld 81
sheen ha slets.." "a 3
Beef hrarts......E'flJ W
Calves feet. set tpdal
uaslets, eAeh.eOd 81
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-22

REAL ESTATE TRAHsFERS.-The follow
ing is list of the real estate transfers for
the week ending May "a, 1869, as ap-
pears on record on the books of the County
Auditor:
henry Gumbeits to Frank C. Bethel,
Lot No. 4, in Block 80, Eastern Enlarge
Moses Aiken to Frank G. Bethel, part of
otlS9. Donation Enlargement for $500
Richard f. Barter to Frank Ansltnger,
Lots 50 and 81, Isabella Place, for $500.
oliver P. Aiken TO Moses A ken, West hf
of the Southeast Quarter OF section y; also
Quartz r of Section 8: also Fractional Sec
ton l6, Township 7, Range 10; also 30 20-lOO
acres of the Northeast Quarter of Section
8, Township 7, Range 10, for 5000.
l.. and J. Peak To VIM. German, Lot s,
Block IS, Eastern Enlargement, for SlOO.
Nicholas DausmaE to VIM. Cramer, Lot
l3, Block Is, Lamasco City, for 81 ,l55.
Hannah Jacobs to Mary Maghee, Lot l,
Block Z, Jacobsville, for 81.
Mary SPAIN and John SPAIN to David
SPAIN, North half of the South half of the
Northeast gu arter, 2, 5, II, for II S67.
David SPAIN to Michael March, part of
the Northwest corner Of the Southwest
quarter of the Northeast quarter, z, 5, IL,
Albert Douglas to G. B. Taylor. Lot No.
II, in Douglass Addition, for So, 276.
Albert Douglas to e. I. Bliss & Co, Lot
No. 3, in Douglass Addition, for 81, 6S6.
Thomas p. BrittOn to Green b. Taylor,
Lot 4, in Block 2, Northern Enlargement,
for S, 225.
John Schwalen to John Schneider, part
of Lots u and Is, in Block 81, Lamasco City,
for 81, 800
Albert Douglas to Charles Viele, Lots IL,
Is, and IA, in Douglass Addition, for IS, 7i5.
John j. Chandler to VIM. Bedford, Jr.,
Lots and 9, in Block Is, Southern En-
laTgement, for S525-
John j. Chandler to James Scarborough,
Lots 10 and ii, in Block is, Southern En-
largement, for S625.
John a. Reitz, Guardian, 10 AlVah
johnson, southeast Half of Lot D, in the
TTnFlar DoRnf Il
John III. Roe ker to John HI. MOuing, Sc
by 124 feet of Block 4, Shapes Enlarge
nlent, for 81, lG0.
Freund, Southwest Corner of the North
west Corner of the Northeast Quarter OF
the southwest Quarter of Section %,
Township 6. Range II, for So 0.
A. Dixon to Fred. AIthelde, Lot In Dix
on's Addition, Tor 500.
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River Dfsnnlelnes.

PITTsBURG, May Electromagnetic feet
10 inches. and falling. Raining moderately
since morning. Thermometer $50.
eCINcINEATI, May q Weather cloudy; a
slight rain fell At night. Arrived: None.
Departed: st. Marys, from Psttsburg. River
falling, with 10 feet in the channel and SO
feet under the bridge.
ST. LOUIS, May 2I.-The sale OF the steam
ers of the Atlantic & Mississippi Steam
ship company took place this afternoon.
The Olive Bra nch brought 81 900; The Lady
Gay sl5. 700; the Pauline Carroll $4,000; the
Continental 50 900. and the W. b. AuTthur
5000. II is understood that the boats
were bid % by the Company, who will is
pose of them at private sale, in the hope
OF obtaining something like their real
value for them. The Company's wharf
boat brought $4,000, and will be used by a
new Company to be formed by the owners
of eight first class boa S, and OF which
Captain John w. Carroll Will be Superin-
tendent and Freight Agent.
All the freight contracts of the A. d. NJ
Steamship Company have been purcb as
ed, and will be carried out by the new
Company, which Will be called the 81
Louis e. new Orleans Packet Company,
and will constitute tri-weekly Inc.
LOUISVILLE. May 2I.-The Gamer Silver
Moon Is still aground on the rocks near he
falls. She has shipped some two feet water.
Her freight was all removed to day. Her
passengers were all taken Off last night.
She lies straight, and is not in Immediate
danger, though il is not likely that she
can be got or till there is rise In the
river.
PORT LlSL-Nl new OEleAubS
Havana, Cincinnati TO Nashville; X. T..
Lee, to New orleans. River still declining,
with feet inches In the canal, feet
inches on the fails, and feet inches over
the rocks The weather is cloudy. Busi-
ness fiat.
CAIRO, May 2L-Arriva,s and depart
ures- Linton, Memphis TO Louisville, IL
PM; Champioo, st. Louis TO Cincinnati,
AN. L ouisviIle, New Orleans to st. Louis,
o A N. +; Belle Lee, New Orleans TO 81. Louis,
IL NJ : LuminaFy, st Louis to Vicksburg,
l p M; Alps, New Orleans TO PiLisburg, 3
PM; Qulckstep, Evansville packet. Tue
river fell II inches. Weather cloudy.
ST. LOUIS, May 2l.-Arrlved: Bon Ac-
cord, from Paducah : Had ey and raft, L ID.
per Mississippi; Tom FarrOW, from Pits
burg; Sucker state, from st. Paul; lily OF
Pekin, fIom Peoria: hOb Roy, from Keo-
parted City OF Pekin, Tor Peoria; Belle
Vernon, ArgOsy, and Ironstdes, for Pitts
burg; Gem, Tennessee River; Rob Roy
eOkuk; Phil. Sheridan and Messeng r,
ST. Paul; Belle 81 emphis, Memphis. The
river is falling slowly, and all the upper
streams are decI ming. " Gather cloudy
and cool. Mercury 552. Business good.
NASHVILLE May 21.-Rfver falling; four
feet three inches of water on The shoals.
Weather rainy. ArriYed-CameIfa, from
PitIsburg; Romeo, from Evansville; Tai
Alpha, for Evansville.
NEW ORLEANS, May 2l.-Departed-Rlch-
mond.
MEMPHIS. May 2l.-Weather clear and
pleasant. River falling. Departt MAI
BILE City, to st. Louis; Shark and barges,
to New Orleans.
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DIDN'T GO TO IRELAND.-Ti mothy
j. Gavisk, late City Collector, intend
ed to leave for Europe yesterday, bat
owing to various causes, did not get
off. The principal cause Of his deten-
ton was a writ in the hands of the
Deputy Sheriff, who was directed TO
attach his body, and bring it in to
court instanter." 1t appears that
not long since, Thomas McKeever,
who was employed by Gavisk as a
clerk, got judgment against him in
the court for SIG, balance due him
on account of salary. MeKeev err
learned that Gavisk was going to
leave the city, without making any ar
rangements to settle the debt, and had
a writ issued for his arrest Gavi,sk
got wind that the officers were after
him, and determined to head them
off. He accordingly went out to the
Fair Ground, so as TO get on the train
there, and avoid the officers, who
would be after him at the depot But
Luke Grant, the Deputy Sheriff, had
an idea that the man he was after
would try to get on the train some
where after it left the city. and ac-
cordingly went up in yesterday
mornings train, on the lookout
for Tim, and when GaVisk got
aboard as the Fair Ground, he
was arrested and brought back to
this city. He was held in bond of
5000, and had a hearing last night.
AFRO Dyer appeared in his behalf,
and asked that Gavisk be discharged
on account of some bubble in the
warrant. Judge johnson would not
discharge him, however, and he was
pat on the witness stand and made to
testify in regard to how much money
he shad, &c. MeKeever's Counsel !,
Shackelford and Parrett, asked that
an order be issued against Gavisk for
the Judgment, which was granted.
Gavisk gave bond in the sum of $500,
and filed bill of exception for stay
of judgment for thirty days, in order
to take an appeal to the Supreme
Court.
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REMovED.-The proprietors of the
New York Grocery have transferred
their stock to the new and elegantly
fitted up store. No. 70, Main Street,
directly opposite the store which they
have just vacated. With greatly in
creased facilities for the carrying on
of their business, they propose to
offer greater inducements to the pub
lie Gin the purchasing of family sup
plies) than ever before. At the ex-
IRENE low prices at which they will
offer their goods, they confidently
expect to increase their extended
trade fifty per cent. during the COM
ing year.
Come and be convinced that we are
In earnest IN our statements.
PARSONS, SCOVILLE Il MoFFETT.