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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-28
Rho Cous,itutionnlly nil ouv

No two parts of tho human body more strongly
sympathizr together than tho Stomach aud liv-
or. When ono is derenged the other Is general
" out Of tcpnir. And at no other period of the
year nrc they so liable to become derangcd as
now and thus lay the foundation Of disorders
wi ic' will rob life of It's pleasures, and perhaps,
end IN death itself. The stomach now requires
~ aati.biIinus tonic the liver needs toning inn
mediutelv, aud the blood ought to be cle0nsed
aud purified. Perhaps you do n0t realize the
force of this statement; but, nevertheless, the
II ccss,ty for observing Il does exist BE warned
IN time, an seek safety and cx 'mpton from die
ense by using MlSilLERS HERB BlTTERS
every day regularly. II Is n certain cure for
all d,sensus arising from disordnred stomach
and liver, and rulnbo protection TO all who
are consd'utionaly predsposed to bilious com
nninta.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-28

DOAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
III that a petition will be presented to the
Commissioners of Wood County, Ohio. at their
next regular session, held on MONDAY, the 7th
day Of june next, asking for resurveF Of the
county road lying between sections Is and II,
township norlh, aud range 10 east, Said pc.
titon viii ask for the Tssurvey and location Of
said rad as follows Beginning at the west
section corner between said seeiians, and run
ming thence easterly On the line of thl road as il
has heretofnre been worked and terminating at
point ON the east lins Of said section l6 fifteen
links north from the southeast corner thereof as
/ September s5, 1852.
May :, 1859 2ds
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-28

EHANcY A. NOKToS,
COMMITTEE To PROCURE rLJwFRs ASD PREPARE
wRgArfiEs rcR DECORATING GRAvEs.
Ms Y. Yeptcr ]. VI. lIurd
Fred. Yrnrcr Mrs. !. NJ. lldrd
W. ljsni3on NJ brewer
Nr. n.ni.nn m A. q. Hitchcock
Emily RibeitsOn Robert Mllrr ..
Emma Kpps nenry Shnnhs
Esthcr CrUk Wight Robertson
Nclin Brown w. A. Householder
Ella Baird Ada Hitchcock
Gertrude Hitchcock Joln BartoE
Carrie Wilkinson q. Davis
MARY Albert H. Jones
vitginin Jones q Albert
Kitie Smith G.. fmkbcincr
Emma Merry G.. VI. Brown
Anna Ladd 9. A Norton
Sarah Lindsay Mr.J. Thompson
Ella Roach Mrs j. thompson
Eva Wilkinson Anna Beach
Ella Houston Sarah Beach
J, u. Thomas Mrs G. Finkbeinor
]. l., Douglass Lucy Powers
e ID. Powers Emily Powers
N. McNRhan Mr.. & Mrs. AID. Stewart
Carrie Thompson Mr. Mrs. @. q. Hum
J. W. BrnwnSbcrgcr Mrs. w 'mwnsbcrger
]. u, Newton ChaS. Powers
Mira. !. u. Newton Mrs. Chns. Powers
g. W. Eyers J A. uOnncll
MIRA q, W. Eyers Mrs. j. A. Douucll
Tho time to act IL short nnl the Supervisory
Committee win be eratiticd for Any and hli vol
untary assistoucc which may he rendered by
soldiers and citizens to carry out the oljcct con
templatod. They deem It unnoc 'ssary II make
a stirring appeal to move our ciizias to act on
so important M occasion. Lctall who can, give
their attendance, aud let every 0nc who eau,
bring or send uu abundance Of flowers.
The Procession win form at the Court-housc,
SArrppAY, MAY ~, At O'clock p. NJ.
in the following order
/. SrEAEEHs. 3. ALI SOLnIEns.
2. CnulR. 4. SABBATH Schools.
8. CIrl2ESs,
The Procession will then march 10 the Gem.
ctery, where speeches. music aud Decoration will
he attended To in the order indicated ut the time
1t is hoped the illwers will DO all sent to the
Courthouse before 2o'cloCk.
by order Of CONN MlTTEE.
CAPT. j. NJ roRD, Grmd .Nushot
JANIS TiHM0NS, Assis"ni
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-28
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
q EGAL NOTICE.

q EGAL NOTICE.
John W. Rogers, Pln !
vs., Court Of Common
Thomas II. Mccormick, Pleas,
Rnsina Mccormick, Wood County, 0hieS
Benjamin +. Stout, defts
Thomas II. Mccormick aufh Rosna MeCnr-
mick, of Woodburn, in the C,unty of Allen, and
State of Indiana, will take Sntce that on the
18th day of February, A. u. lS6a; the said John
w. Rogers, Of the county of Henry and Stnte of
Ohio, filed in the Court OF Common Pleas of
Wood County 0hip, his petition against the
said Thomas II. MoChrmiok, Rosina McCor-
mick AMI BeniaMin e. Stout, setting. forth Rtat
on the Sth of November, kSO6 he, for the oon-
sileraton of 5 /, 400, sold to Thomas H. McCor-
mick. and aS his request conveyed to the said
Rosiua Mccormick, wife of said Thomas II. Nc
Cormiek, TIE southeast quarter of Section No.
20 town 5'north, range IL east, in said Wood
County; that at the time of delivery of the deed
above referred 10, said Thomas b.. Mccormick
paid 81 ,4D0'of said purchase money. ald prom
ised to nay the balance as f1lhws :, 500, March
II, lS6L; s2s0s March IL, 1868, and $780, March
81, 1859, all with interest from November s,
lS6Oj that nH part OF said 5000 has been paid
that said Benjamin +. Stout purchased said
land of his co d tendants witlthe full knowl-
edge that NO part OF said balance of purchase
Mnuey ha,ebeeu paid; that the said Thomas II.
MeCOrmiok is irsulvent and unable to pay the
Balance d4e plaintiff as aforesaid /; and praying
chat said Thomas H. McCorSick May pay said
balance of purchase money, and in default
thereof shat said premises may be sold to pay
the sane aud the said Thomas II. and Rnsna
Mccormick are notified that they are required
| TO appear ard answer said petition on or before
the 20th day Of tnne, A. y. 1859.
JOHN w. ROGERS, Plaintiff.
F. Il y. X llOLLgNBECK, Attys.
May G, 1869. 2f
nITCH NOTICE Notice is hereby given
~ to the owner Of the following described
! tract Of land situated in Washington township,
4 v Dad county, Ohio: Northwest quarter of the
southwest quarter of see 0, town 5. range I0-
! that petition has been filed with the Clerk o6
! Washington twp. for the locating and cstablish-
| ing OF ditch drain or water-c course, running
! as follows: Commencing at a point 20 rods
| north Of the south line and Sc rods west of the
cast line of the southeast quarter Of see 8, town
., range 10 east, TO run due north until II inter-
! sects ditch No 29, and there terminate. Provi-
| ded that the Trustees may deem il proper to.
change the route, that they deviate from the di-
| rect line on the north side Of the Kellogg road
and run northwest unta it strikes an old ditch or
water-eouFse thence along the bed Of said
water-eoNrse antif it reaches ditch No. 20, and
there terminate. Trustees 10 meet at Kellogg
roSd at tie foot Of james Davis lane, on Satur-
day, june 8, 1869. at 9O'clack A, NJ TO hear
said petition. JAMES DAVIS, lp....,.
HENRY PARKER, he""onerS
May 90, 1869. 4bs
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-28

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can I've saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty scdi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-05-28
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and cfiectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to as original color
ariM the gloss and
freshness Of yoWth
Min hnir Is illici-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09
CRIMINAL.

Az the Jefferson Market Police Court, yester,
day. George Thompson colOTee D0y was ~, stnTe of
Er,uc1s ChiChester No 676 Broadway George Hem
rich Of No 1O7 Bleecker'st was also ooiniD'''0'
charge Of violating the Excise law ,-s
A. the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before
Iusiice Hogan John sweeney was br9ugSo W HR}ttst
charge Of theft Patrick Greeley oI nOssHg through
Mottst he was met by the accused WHO G IneSe
watc OF a s fooWed aud arrested by officer Moran In
s defense Sweeney declared ne was aIuhh a. 'nrn i
M .tie tbe watch and that he had intended 70 return ~
n ne as Committed to the Tombs. For having IN ms
possession hrkn Of buter valued az Ho We rt R Mo-
ass Washingop-st Edward johnson was yesterday COM
mitted to the Tonlbs.
Tile March term of the Kings County Court
before Judge Gilbert and Associate Justices Hoyt and
VOORHEES, when the following sehemf9 6v %e5s mR ohn
Longhn, George I. Barnard, Garrett BALDWIN, william Rns
Wise Charles H. BroEn Stephen Il Cox Go Jesse 81
Folk Theodore G. Wallace, Robert MeCoy, anu A th
Ferguson The Grand J1 Ky TsS the Circuit
Court was then opened by Judge Gilbert me S,le hd
been called the day calendar was taken up D1 as hrn1
OF the counsel were ready 70 proceed, the OouiV ~"
iourned until this morning at 10 o'clock H .
In the Court of General Sessions, before
Judce BedfO Yesterday there three trials result
ing in two convictions and one acqmttaL Two
pleas Of guilty were received two InsinohcS
one prisoner was discharged Assistant Dstret 1 a.
A%tShf Seed ana appeaed for the people
. Patrick Kerngan was aTraigned for homicide, ana
pleaded not guilty. The circumstances, IN bneI were
that ON the Goth Of October Eliza Tracy param9ur OF
the prsoner was with him IN room al NO "a MulptIy
al In condition Of beasily intoNicauOn INC woman
found i'm the room with her clothes on hre ana hef
death resulted from the injuries she received Inete
was no proof that the prisoner had anything 70 40 VIII
the fire and he was discharged by Judge Bedford Tho
Judge said he had doubt the prisoner was mOIalg
gufy OF the crime but he escaped for want OF eg eV
5eDcSs v VIM III Chambers pleaded guilty 70 charge Of
obtaining goods under false pretenses ana was DropH
up for sentence. He had formerly been ehpoyeu n1t
TIE TRIBUNE Association, and was detected inakg Ias
collections of bills due that establishment he nad COZ
lected from Messrs LOrilard Co., No IL ChaOelss,
bill OF $3 25 by representing himself as clerk III IE
TRIBUNE Association letter was read from Mr. Sauel
Sinclair Publisher Of The TRIBUNE, asking tll sentences
be suspended, he thought the prisoner pcDehl hh
wished To give him chance to reform Judge BeGoid
I'm the future Just Chambers was leaving the court
room Detectives Farley and Eustaee rearrested MN on
less checks he had procured FROM hessrs James GRIMM
of Cbambersst and j. .. HeDroe OF NO 100 Br0hdWhy,
sums amounting In the aggregate 10 between goo ana
5000 He was locked up at Police Headquarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09
THE COURTS,
, civil. RIGHTs CASE.

..-~fl
ra+ber important case in regard to inc cl'n
- % coored persons is on trial belOi9 80
DsIv in the Common Pleas. Harriet L. :, oro
dsughter the former showing PLAIN 49, ,,ottes
Mood lint the latter not darker tDau 49, oon,red.
and with no marked Ethiopian ohaI"c 90 ton,
nrs,eIass cabin passage tickets Dy tne - 20 their
snnsb "a New York IN July, 1866 Ihey won . - -
~ hord the steaIner but were then eJoc,eu "po
- 90 N another part o. the yesseIo OF epi
Tie paipts say that they W. thcy were ordered
thets ana ,a's eTaee or on the deck et len fbaf
heir massage they Informed lne seS t later they
@ was In savannah, anu tha ten tbey ask
the g1Sstclass passengers on another 'esSS NV
damages for ther sd the tickets denied that be
- informed OF their color he denied taV asccr,ed
used or indeed had over used me here were three
70 i ~ MASSAGE ON these vessels one tho iS S11 v
one the deck or steeroge %h9 psddSg provided for
her ana third intermediate, where staeS 1,Ied, he
provided but tho cabin privileges T superior even
thoughI VIZ - tSe 6rst cabin He admitteq pONeteb
that unless the Oeeupsnts % oSSiS S' Messengers
by were not admitted the cabin and had no mac ne
sit H. IL 70 this and the si 9Ty confined The
Nttness doubted whether the plant ever ~Sn' S
class NewYork as there was net ~ pcrmt negroes
eveept "a servants TO 70 into the CABINS iuS ,cttons
IN nus case he testified, protested and raised
~ az CSmmandapt OF the post at savannah recon-
ionded and approved his course lneIe nos o. 20 IN
non ~ snyeUWa6 excluding negroes from the hrst eabn
aeUt as above stated The plaintiffs he teseoi To
CFcrfd back their massage money There Was hO
az savannah though there was cholera at ge ,o
~ the mouth Of tile Ilver Tie real 9uestIVh III n
MAS raised in objections to the gre9IHeI I1"iptfS
tins Wluess's testimony. Mr. Barlow, u.e pau ~ IN,
copsel obcctng to all testimony as TO eHsto oDpoe(
d MI no custom could be valid when Ml,s olfi
oaprinclple Of law such as the duty OF Sott fraud
or which denied legal right 0otsu n,chosed I'M
,,cb ss An tins case the plaintiffs haa Puvt In Ral
witness having important business ehgssenv S~eservin
ivo Goy fGe Court took the testimony, ies s y
o'csoD OF hereafter striking Il out I'LL aiIer Iuu' INV
argument. .,,,,rovo.d IN attend before
iViefve Committee at O'Clock, and WIN ny sto IN
% Tbe igU,vers withdrew, leaving them 10 cOn''""
REORGANIZATION Of the agent cav Ra~loy
IL, the poirse Of the crosse Xamnatloht eH save
,,nrireA ~ the agent whether he had not Deen '
h'iS"- 10 which he answered he had -. ~ e,roe
.... MT Barlow then asked nm "no'Ho4 Nv 1890
inrytoap named Casey rather aIsiiS I'D his owl
,bat {bis was a mattor on which every MAN NV ~
opinion - - ,o.,i,,y the question, the juryman
-, ipterrlpted telling Mr. BARROW no Nds ay
use delaying the jury, and inqmring INTO mS''o N
ing no relation 20 u ..,,,o ,I,o ouastion the wit
ness declined TO ans Wef. !, - l., ,,,.s. q cround OF
,ySH{SdraHing Juror and mpanneling ne"Juy W w
the case,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09
corpr cAIFNDARs-Turs DAY.

SUPREME COURT CRCUIT-PART Mos 10
~ l2g7 Es3 1903 1884, l39 1883 1853 1865 1871 1913 10
iy 1919 ly8 1889 400 PAET lik9S iio e. 20 ii 4 W.
lO8 2S8 1895 1000 &C. 1918 ~ 3lt 6sf W @ w -
PAKr Il6J 9i7, 1885 21l go l 2oI 3d. 9Sa 80 iS' W.
l249 929 693, GO. 500. 80, 20 SOL 49, -
rs i5s I4 il9 rs TO- ~ lt ils 100 ia 80 l1 1856 ~ 49,
l5l . -. - .--. 4. .. ...
SUPREME CoURT-CHAAiBERs- 81, 10, IA, 1852,
1855 l6O, l6l, 1871, 1876 2ll Call rs. .
SUPERIOR CoURT- TRIAL TKRM-Part l. Nos.
65 55 i2i $50 sOi 28i 800 10 H. 10 T5 no 7sl, 71
PAIR Hos 3 40 S2s 76 GO8 Sa2, ss 22 se IA $40. 1.
796, 668, 8J3.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-PhRT i.
Ia 49, li3 t7. -, 81, 20, 40 so,
50 PiEI I-Noa 40 10, s 49, 20 'e0 H i as 7'f ~
80. 5G7, 568 -
1910 1889 1870 1870 1896 1855 1896 1891 1889 1899 1000 l
2Ol 2O3 Os 2c6 3 2Oa 2s 2OO 2ol, an, 2oi+ 7oe
2Ol6. 1li
Court or OYER AND TERMINER-Tho People agt
John }. MeCAHy-sidinE priBopsT 70 escape.
CoURT on GENERAL SEssIoNs-The People agt
Walter Sco'fW thsI Alfred Long alas Moorehavtg burglars
tools; Sne Agt Robert Timsnbomieae' sane aEt Edwin
Lee-utbd sfctay; Same Robert Shearer-barEsry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09

IN tbs ground Oh rreSulsrty The dei tTo%
ants time had S5prSdb sRf ms and served rs
the Court permission to e1tehu the extension should
served No GO aSy 81 fs pan
with said order On giving any notice Of taxa
on Coss the s5s ay and also
Oh az fs Indigo Barrett In his decision say 81
m. VsaS has n I the T s1 . ,1D n. @s to
he dsfepdan that wts dhIsgsdea in ,S
iSt uh ~ al Indicate Intent 20 take an unuue nu
,I what evidently well Known 70
Sk t C,yt Viii be practically expressed snd he ~
practice directly felt, by opening the judgment N'A'
0'9 Pb et defendants motion was granted. --
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09
quotations.

state bonds were dull Virginia s. sod az %,
Carolina new s., Ssh Missouri So were lower, - 20
so, Louisiana per cent Levee bonds advanced W -
Georgia es sold at 50 California Is, l25 Railway Dohu
were dun and steady Canton advanced to S9iSoo; "eS
ern Union Telegraph 81. Express shares were strols
Idayns e3,a5,a !; American Merchants Union' 44S4'4
Wells Fargo, slt; Merchants Union, II, Pacine Man
steady at 1904 a99a closing at loot Railway shares
were steady at the opening of business cen
trail sold at 1891. Reading 93 Toledo and Wabash 664
Ct Paul Common, 65s; st. Paul Preferred, I'si for'
wayne. 11sla11ss Michigan Southern. 95aS9e; cieye
land and Pittsburgh, SOSseb Lake Shore 100 )
CIeveIand and Toledo, 1914 Rock Island, l2ot elHa
North Western Common sli; Northwestern Preferred
90 There was moderate demand for the active shores
and At the Regular Board the market was hrm AFTER
the Board prices improved and the1 O'Clock Board the
market was strong NoH'York Central sold az tOti
Hudson 1877; ReadiDg zig; Michigan Southern a6t kocA
Island 1914; North Western Common, sii; Northwest
ern Preferred, 9Ci Fort Wayne 1sb g. Paul Preierreu'
49, At the last Board tho general market was seady
New-York Central was strong at 1904 ana Niienlkah
Southern at o6 The market has been strong
tb day but lacks speculative spirit New-fofk Oe'r@i
was purchased largely, and Michigan southern was ~
active demand for the election purposes inc sehS "
these stocks gave firm tone TO tho whole marke" Inc
delay in the selection OF Secretary OF the treasury
and the disturbance caused by the rule In ceryng
checks had tendency restrict operations ROCK IiSnu
prtostor pay,nond report the closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09
IIIe1fepdant's motion was granted,
THE OBSCENE PUBLICATION CASE,

nIcrsSv renorted IN winch the defendant Calvin VII
s Who d business under fictitious firm name az no
ec came on Yesterday pursuant to adjournment uar
ret Van Dean, Postmaster at KldgeWGO sf A. let
ter shown him. containing obscene pictures anu ~
culiar circular to his Poso6ee nom aSent
of the PostOfce Departments that tho leteF ws vior
dressed TO fictitious Nance and that ne saw 1a crcSiSr
omen N and take out the obscene pictures anu a.
his letter was sent from defendanps once anu Was
reply to an order mailed by MT Sayior iS6 inc
~ otajping gal proof against the deiendahI - IA
owing 10 the absence OF the principal counsel iol HS
fe1Gap9 further hearing was postponed 10 "euesay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CoMPANYs Bonds
are first mortgage upon one Of the longest Lines Of
railroad in the world The amount will be less than
1900 per mile. The earnings from local business
over portion of the road last year %ere over five
million dollars and after its COMPLETION early this
season. the immense through traffic of the Pacific
States will increase this som to fifteen OF twenty
millions The paymentOf both interest and principal
of the bonds in gold is, therefore, perfectly sure
The present high price 81 Governments Offers q
favorable opportunity to sell and to renvest in bond
equally safe and more valuable on account Of the
longer period before its maturity The exchange gtH
nOro pay profit Of from ten to eighteen per cent Az
the issue of these bonds viii cease parties who
desire to invest are invited to make their subscrp-
tons at once. They will be received at the Com
pany's Office, No 20 Nassau-st; and by John j. Cisco
g. Son, No. 50 Wall-st.; and by banks and bankers
generally. pamphlet. with full particulars, sent
free Oh application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT OF TIE NATIONAL
PARK BANK-For the safe-keeping. aud protection
from fire and burglars of Securities of all kinds IN
GLIDING Bonds, Stocks, Mortgages, Wills, and Dia-
monds and valuable Jewelry Of every description.
An inspection Of the vault constructed by The Ma
tonal Park Bank in their new building willat once
convince all parties interested that the most peffec'
attainabe security has been reached and at an e1-
tremely moderate annual cost to each individual do
positor The officers will take pleasure in showing
the vault on application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09

q, ,a,, 1914, 1911, 1911, closing at 1915 The cearns' at
the Gold Exchange Bank were sils,1n'cOO' ana tne
balance 500 49, The imports Of specie for inc week
were s75a5 previously reported, s1GAo4S eosai snOo
Jan 1862 s2O9IS2 same time, 1865 SO''''z'' SS"i'
time, 1867. s292,4s9. ..o,,noo from
Government Bonds opened STEADY p'i' ueonneU .Toh
s ~ ~ nor cent lower than on Saturday At the
second Board prices rallied to the opening rases
and there was heavy demand for all classes oas 500
at lisa S5s lea 67 12s At the close tho maEkes was
steadT and there was good demand for bonds az our
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09
CIVIL

The Iuckey Bounty Fraud case, previously
,lnrte6 and In which defendant is charged with 40
faHdng James Brady and william Rass9n ont y 9
re1a,f to adourDment hut was further p0stlolcu ~
e Isih inst owing TO certain papers In the case NOV
having arrived from Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09

have formed copertncrshp der the style Of Cole.
Lapsley Co.. for the transaction OF strictly commits
son business in Government bonds gos. and railway
shares. and have taken office at No. IL Broad-s@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09
4 Tho followine for Rallroad bonds:

Money was In good supply at per cent In currency
There was but little activity 10 call hours Commercial
paper remains unchanged at tao per cent The Banks
to-day generally enforced the law in regard to the
eerncatlon Of checks No checks certified unless
the money IN bank 20 meet them. Considerable dis
turbance was caused by the change,
Sterling Exchange dun and steady at quotatonsi
London co days. 1854 a1Oo London, sight, lO9t61O9i;
London primo commercial, lOsBeosi Paris, long, 52Os
STA; Paris short, 5.In85l5; Antwerp, 62itS52o;
Swiss, 52i952O; Hamburg, S5l 895I; Amsterdam, 4Oi8
IO Frankfort 400 9IOi Bremen, 7ss97sli Berlin, 7lie
~.
The transactions the Office OF the Assistant Treasurer
were Receipts for Customs tSsOO for gold notes Esq.,
OOO total receipts s99I9I 81 total payments te5D o.
balance, ts6.77T,257 SO.
In Freghts tho market is lower. To Liverpool by
steamer 900 BUSH Wheat at Sd 500 boxes Cheese 2s
and 100 hhds Tobacco at 2Os To Bremen, by steamer.
2o hhds Tobacco at 22s and $50 do on private
terms.
The earnings of the Michigan Central Road for Feb.
ruary
ls69.............s $40 $40 isOo.....,..... s3oI3s
The earnings OF tho Chicago and Rock Island Road
for February were;
5000 s2sisss
TABLE Of me Average Amount OF Loans Specie 0ircia
Hon. Deposits ana Legal Tenders ia the Banks Of the
CITY orNeIo York for 0e iceek ending Saturday, March
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09
THE MANHATTAN CLUB GAMBLING CASE.

q Judge Barrett made y decision in this case
Yesterday BsnjalBn Hart had bf6Ggbt suit Against e.
L. Corlies Tor the sum OF 81 1851 BY hlpl at poker"
Ehe up motion by the defendant TO vAoste
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09

ment tax S0lI.8 .oE...IIlYTX soy
limited amount only of these Bonds may be had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09
c1rws & Co., Bankers, No 80 wall-st. New,York.

BooDY, Treasurer, No. 10 Waist or Of HENRY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS of the ROCKFORD
Rock ISL AND AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY.
pay both the Principal and Seven per Cent Interest
LIST Feb and LIST Aug-in GOLD COIN, free of Govern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09

at par and accrued interest IN currency. of H. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09

The agents OF the Rockford Rock Island and st. Louis
Railroad have advanced the price Of their first mortgage
monda to par. yL.I |..t s'llii
Mossrs j. s. Cole g. W. Lapsley, aud George A. opnby
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-09

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