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New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
P1SSENGERS ARRITEp.

FRON NATh NASH hark Rehecsa C4Tuaba, May Lam T.
Corpta - lima Hacou Wesierre, Gonzales ka Florence
FROM IrvFRPooIrn steamship Clbs MAJ lLMiss pger NJ"
stevens Ms Robt Campbell sni mad servant a.
Hickey r. NJ HeHlie Mr. and Mn y A. GooinoS M sed MS
Ke-eh Ms Burnside Miss Tn h AMI Mrs Joshua
Miss Mamie whitaker C. w. Walker G. " Wa ker nos 4 70
" Dowdel James Bruce Ead Mr. a4d Nm hAtoo Ssal
servant ud infant W Joue w. H. Taylor, Geo '" ~esss n
rt and Master A. Buri,tt Hsrver Nerkes Jshn ieo 'ou
IL. 81 Patterson, W. G. Case Sir Hulhert Mrs Ihonas as
tasghter John T. ThonA. d. Papa Bernard Barry " hoss
T..s lautmau Ar aud John Garland NJ and Mrs CAaes
Palmer aud daughter Mr. Hubbard Davis LeTey EdNa Aah"'r
Mrs Garden. o., =
FROM CHARLRSToN-In steamship Champion MAY ,-CaIL
= C.ries n A ~ Jrrg-ns, H. L. Never MS
ph, N5.s Nsr,bsU Gordon Mt Gregg and servant
Mir. j. Edwards eha smith and sdy, Jo5o knsseh ana
w,,s 1;ot and wife 60 d,nh As hsEnau asd ehd hsi
Kinsmau Miss Bates Ms N. j. smith. NJ C,nsy sEd lAdy =
C,bb mi ar A. Adams Mss b. Lowell hrs asson hrt
smith n Taor A. Tavlar h. Dana. q. Mitchell W. D. Gun
nnEtsm Barnes wife H. Andrews aud daughter Hogao
NJ eou daughter Ass StetspB r. lerrT and vile MO
Denger Mrs G-n Wayne, = BARKER ssd WIFE, Dr. T. Cora j.
Gibbs J. L Hudson, and others.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF EBw.TORE.. RE.."...............~..

PORT OF PEBWTORK....,........'..'..'". IL
CLEARED.
steamshps-PeuasylTBA Hall, LVerpooli CnoA hueA nAn'
s5p-Coutusnla Lecraw John n b. Chancellor Jones b.
Laby AniwsrP Sandy Hook DsaPhy cadso,'
nan. Brder.ou Nreson Cadx. Galathea NoE, AhtSsFp
CeS., svon Cape De Verbs; PanoiA, Luhef Peus1eoa
snf'1s Niss psaS 81 John y; Gme Aer Riga: bearhs
p,np Corr Tor onlers Wilmington " O. J. AmstlonE LAhk
NJ KITS SEQ BroEn Cabareni La Creole SpatehaIet aasoI
CLARK Cars, ndianoa aud LA'aceA bl1 nnaEomsVS
Jcsosve AdeRe Pts. Yarmouth ~ 81 CEs~n Point Perkins,
Cat Island
Steamship Cuba Noodle Liverpool Ay aud Queenstown hhy y
sI,,ssbp Cnampiou Lockwood Charleston Hiss and
Steamship JGcnto. Atkins savannah mise aud pass
Shin John Barbour chapman Cardf - lays railroad iroh
su Riverside Randall FROM Nsspou, hlg days Tafoae lron
Shin Garot, BriaJd. Bombay 10 DAYS. mtse
Bafk Rebecca Cauana Leegang MatslEas 10 days sugar
Brig RaUg sheppard NJ CTo1 Is Ga7 sugar ana AoiAssee Len
IN po hrIEs Nellie Gipsey New or dAIG
Brig Liberty, DeyercnI Canlcnas l3 DAYS. moAsseA
Big Two Brothsrs Dickson M1sBlas 10 days, sugar
Brig Flor del Mar, Pets, Windsor n 81 10 days plaster
Brig ManlEs Dussut Mualan, Mex, p DAYS, mahogany.
SclP Daudy Bular arbor islaId ksuihsA IL days fTVf
sehr shannon Love, ElrutherA 10 days, trait
Sehr Reno, Foster East NJ chias, Iamber aud lath.
Sehr Race Horse Hughes BarAcoS netys, iru4L
Sehr Alexander Wiley, Avery, MsrylaId
Srhr W. j. Rose. Gradsley. Virginia.
soop MARI Dissos. Robinson. Virginia
DOMESTIC FORTS.
BosroN Mar lArrye steamship Aries rom Philadelphia bafls
sieian Messins X Nelker, kraAn b0n
iom Anwerp; MAgOa raEo Fame Lneou from Ceai.s-
gos Chehau from Ceuaegos Princeton FROM BamoTe 'eof
Webster, rcu HayauA senator lrna Neslork .,.
FOKTREss AONk0S Va MAJ il-Psssei m the frehch
Anntpods shp htsgerad from LVspoos
Mississippi from DengFarsi lsue star rom Lserpoo sn -
from West iHiieA asss cat bagk Az sae1 and 'ht ~"'
SAN FRAScsco MAY ioArrved ship Clara b Saul ron 0H
Sailed. ship Teeunset 10, Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

bub White At 81 7e0 hr TO choice Germ quiet
srsT as at ne for No Indiana sa 7ec Tor New Illinois 0a
8 6b0$ o. for Canada hye n
air derand; sales bush New Caeadan ~ ~ snq oSU
bnsh 5 a. ~ 20 peas oust Corn Meal, 81 l0dSl 80 eWt
Ns shorts 422d 823; Smpsuts, S25OS@ and Mid
dpg, s3ea 20 q uu Canal Freghs-Un Wheat s4c CSn &C.
New-iOrk Railroad FteshS-Vh Fou" DVs''n'
&c. 10 New.Y ork 53c and to Albany oOe'
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
Office of FISK g. HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities
NO. S Nassau Street, New York.
IL a.

We receive the accounts of Parks,
Bankers, Corporations, and others,
subject to check at sight, and allow
interest on balances. We make cOllec-
tions on all points in the United States
and Canada, and issue Certificates Of
Deposit available in al parts of the
Union.
We buy and sell, at current rates,
all classes of Government Securities
and the Bonds of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company; also Gold and
Silver coin and Gold coupons.
We buy and sell at the Stock EX-
change miscellaneous Stocks anu
Bonds, on commission, for cash.
We offer also the United States
Six-per-cent. Thirty Year Currency
Bonds, issued in aid of the Pacific
Railroad, which are widely esteemed
by moneyed corporations, as the
longest Six-per-cent Government
Bond in the market
Communications and inquiries by
Mail or. Telegraph will receive
attention.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
1,t,,ve p,cKAcEs ron THF PRESS.

CstS ana pars arriving al ths por. ~ 90 oSS -
gv pskaos Addressed the NeNiork Assoeated Press
persons exhibiting authority OF W sTeao1 ,sss
At N,v packagrs Journal Of Commerce. ISs 49,.
World aa EprsSs. EUottng Pos C0niH'ere1at 80 ,o
zsiig and Noo- YORKER DcaokTat shSa'a A1s' % SsA'
exauaepe
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IoSsos Nay I'LL opened At s2i for money and si
or Ursd Fe bouds tn S stocks
Ir, se1dy; Ene ls3 Illinois Censra " AaHe and Great WesE
Pu ~
IIvEEPooL May I'LL Cottoa opened dali Mailing Upandf
Gidlltdi hdlhsg Orleans l3alltd
JOsDos. Nay ll- msaEA "a trn Spirits Turpentus % .
i BB-eed oil, G3i per
LOsD0N. NAV Ill D. mLnitd States PyeTHenty Bonds
sasirT a 20. Stock. steadt Eues.
LONDON. MaT Ill E.Nlest 90 y GENITAL for No Red Vest
Corn 269 y quarter for New Mined Western Provisions
tuL Lard. 81 = cgL Spirits ltiroieum. 3D. q gallon.
HAvEE MAJ lCOit0r opened 1884 francs y for Low Md
fhnF. sfsa.
LoSDOS MAY llO mbss closed 82 for money and 92i
kf the Juted sides Five Twenty Bonds quiet
I soeti seady Erie, l Illinois Centfas gSi Atlantic
Great Wsstsrn "a
PRlSzVoKT Nay fUutsd Stats RvsTEeniy bonds aat
LlvEEPooL NAV l4:p p nCJlou closed da Mailing Up
labi ma MduE Odeaut llid ts Of the DAY. 1900 bales
WHEAT o sac per GENITAL for No. 2 Red Western.
L0EDOS, Nay li-4JO p m.--Spna TurpeBtne, 50 y eEt
LiHreei OIL. EA io. q tuu.
May oGl fooaE OriinGrs
The spot i fauc Low Miidlog adoat ~ france
AETuEER Nay nPslToeum. 5lt francs Tor Standard bite
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

INITFD NTATFs IHEAsUnv- NKW-l OK, NAY ., I0O7'
PURCHASE OF GOVERNMENT B0NDS;--o
Prato viii be received this ohce u9ul noon o. ~hHNho d
the Government OF one niho o. u'
SI Per Bonds; which he the bids WI se
and the awards declared Proposals viii state the speeBe
t bonds ofere whether registered to which pafon s
they belong 62s Gas 65 od or new 67s Or a sa may % S Co.
te sale The and each proposal mnst hce
check amount offered The eheeks o.
der m be- returned as result Is heTtaned shI boe
Others following da when the bonds must he devefa S
pavmeu in IaNfal be made As they can D u
sme TIE night reserved to reject bids adverse TO he
the Of the Secretary OF the treasury H. H. van
Assist Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
Sinantial.

NTOTICF Is HEREBY GIVEN that a meet
~ i,@ ortbe STOCKHOLDBRS THE CONVEX WEAVING COM
PA NY viii be DeOncos OF Chambets aud Broad
% IN % civ the 18th day Of May 1869 at o'clock
Of
% sye hundred thousand doars hundred thousand dollars pur'
I'm rsr bv Seekh0lisrs
0.,at Ss,r.Ysrk Aurl &c 1899 HENRY n. KuNHARDT.
- H. STURSBERG.
ROBT STuRSBBRG,
lsFped HENRY A. HOWE
CHAS s. SMITH,
JOHN n MORTIMER
I q Al
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
poMEsTIc MARKErs.

PBL1DELFHiA, MAY lCooB Of sale 2sid2)ic FonT
dul aud dooghg supihe S5a 3S EItFas o. 75U
ksr ssts t1irs uY 90 tOds7 PenByyanis Ohio Do
HI1SN Wheat ag sJ Gechalg Red uncAaugdi Amber 81 100
- 70 Wtle ~ eU e2i 20 Spring = 50d8l S. Corn dull
sues 500 but yellow q sc O 6rf1; Western Petroleum
Fneii Cra's lc kelaed 5ic C0aee fu; Rio iAdl7c; La
EuAra c ofsss better, Cub held
hfEy ff0vitgns utchanged WHISKY, 9fc 0&l
LouYiLLE. hay IL C0l0u call; ddinas Z51e Poar
S,tAs baPfen ~ hltH - IS: Fancy ~ So Corn Cldtse
Day zoe HbEf duN kas, 9te Pfssons que Msas Pogk
= lsl Clear Rb 6iies tie; Clear SIDES lie
Hans, i5c Lsr1. in te css. l8lc Kegs lgle ~ - -
hENPHfs hay ll(ottoa nu~ts,,.5 ,... -.
sIpoiu iy eslss Pi0ar alli supeths G5 Com 5oh7lc
Oah Ic Fofk 81 ~ Lard, lsaleie Bacon 6fn, sbopsn
ltc bds' It b.k Meats veal fhouds lfic sides lGie
CINCINNATI hat lflolr guet uucLs-e,d Cn o,ief sp5
bh,ea44sa spt f i0pacoo Bra ald quiet Whskf Gu
a. gj49i1 Pr0Tiap1s tull and pobbg doing, oo.t,.
Hsts F0rl bed A. t3 Bak Meets lzais.e Bsro iai5
Lard held a. lac Gold. 1881 EHclaGgs steady Ns1es
DOrIs. MAY lLIobsoco fcye Round Iugs ~ ssSsae r.
80 5Jd S8s MEDIUM 70 aad Dark Ss1Etg NJ. %
pes 4lg0 % Mocu9 Bright, RiGUsZl Co,sp
stesdf; spHfF 5upfrhhe 81 1Sd 65i sgrnR Krs 7s ~
sp-ng and fi DOats ETlrs e5 z5a 81 Treble F,,, ~
% PahS ~ sGsg 90 Wheat tp At t5asI 70 Tor sood H.
- si.ystg 81 M sselsd sgTsg 81 7l Corr Sra s eS
for Mixed and fenoH and 69ni0c for White Oats e
ess Batsy hehv o. 70 for cbaes WHISKY PfooS
dull jobbing sales onlL PORK s30S5i o. Bsooushogdsr i3
le Gear ab sides l6ig7e sagarerIsd Hans Lard daI
i7fe for Choice stem isc for Choice ee gust 80
HnehsBEsd Lave Hegs steady a. 90 2s4ss &C.
SNKGO y hsy ilF0gr h are Ane nnsbaBgs6 of
se g % fT 30 sDnnE 81 zs ior AMBER Water 81 Tor
AlFaaAss Cab a sI ~ lGe PsDe AS "a a. ~ - sSa V0
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
VEGETABLES

Words tquashe selling at 81 bush crate With sinng beans
u IS from 81 10 ~ y per crate acroug 20 qaa1v
of Nrgns tne brought GlO q bbL sDNs Dbl
Charleston new potas received Asparagus RAPIDLY this
fBe specimens Of The COuoVer
colossal year old H e1eeded the Orster bly
fu 90 plant plenty and eIceedngy variable
10 prize pechbows, 70 bu brought 81 co.
while e;hsr DO double heads suBg al % 30 Most
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
Bort |uorn's gOtitf.
s-.rH or Nnw-HoRE,
"a VViili.ael

-~S~~~-~~~~~s~~N HHw-IoRG, I
-, l.sseH No WihAm-slJ
NOTICE is hereby gwen, III e sTss n..s
~ Section Of Le passed ABa % a. New YoTSS 70 ali psnoSs
\, or hSTBs q the saolse. @ @ s 80 sass,.s
mSeea M IL hloSinE vessels arc nov s.1oL
examination % and sad aIvev o. eksninsaens VIZ
eon o % hs Isa ssIs sueeeSsE IS AoHes 0a osA s
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
rrysDArs WEATHER. RgPogr-sAm
MINIATuRk ALMANAC

MINIATURES ALMANAC
s. ... - a4s san Moon sets. SOS
$50 aiaH -.
Sandy Hook Cows lsaH.... 500 Hell IAte''''''V~
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF IL.
OnHn SirHmtrs.

GnHn &tfamsrs.
Fo4Rs F4s. rL0RlDAp Is..S.a DICTATOR
AND
HITY POIH T,
or 900 TUKs MACH,
wtY tRlyF CuARIEsTOH FOX FLORIDA.
EyKRY TUESDAY And SATURDAY kThhlAas. At odesh
arrival f the steamers sanE h"loA AAu Aer We srrA
on ,hs Hor,hsru REilToad trains going boeta
Throu "a Asksis EloriaA ssa be purehassd OF
H.. X MORGAN Il c., Ke. % BnesduAy,
Agsnta aide Wheel Bsamesa
The Ibovs also iCuoh s savannah Ca and
TOR LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN
amAn Line Of Nal stsanss onsi 90 sai az OOTs;
CITY or LONDON. .SAIuhDAf May 10 "a N
CITY or CORK TIA iaiaI) SATURDAY., huy 70, II
CITY or INSTRUMENTATION MAY q. IN
CITY OF ANTW gRP. ....,.sArURDAr Mar 30 sL
Lad zach succeeding SATURDAY ssnAts TUESDAY oa R
RATRs oP PASSAGE
1T rHH MAIL sTHAhHR sAiLiSa EvERI hATuRDAX
PAIABLK IN GOLD
FIRST CABlh,.,., 100 STkEhAGE eB
Aoacohssssss'ss..s. 10 LONDON.
Iorans...s......s...- lloI AI
PASsAsE TvEaDAI STEAMER
PArABLR ~ GOLD. PAYABLE IN CRRkHcN
FIRST CABIN sTRRRA0E- -
To Liverpool. ..,,.,,.,eoo To oLiVsrpoo....,.,''''p1
To HALIFAX 20 To lAlfAX. "
To 81 yOhu's, kF, byl AL To g. J0hns, n r., Ol %
branch s. Branch SteAmef....')
PAfsngsn forwarded HGvrs Hamburg. Bremen, As " "'
ATE rates ,.A,,. a
Tickets Soush, here moderate BY VS"D' V'a's"
ssnd Tor iher hisndL
ysT feIiha inIsrasilsu apply She Conpsnys sssss
JOHN q. DALE AasDb Ne " o'"@"""
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
FISK g. HATCr
MANNING g. De FOREST,

BANEERS No 10 WALLkI,
Bnr Southsfh state ksiose hunpa Bohai 80
pat Coupoai q shieh mstsa specially NHA kGs's
stoet issus u lb5a saA 1901 vauisA - -, IL,
CaFonG Ns Bnudi issue o Iiod LoahAaA b''' "
Ind sight per Bosds for sale
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

Efporis for The eating SATURDAY, 3fbAst Reeep i0s
hale aote bales fair quality 81 t. hs ieeuE
small AMI prers rather 0Wer Ns ie" oi
H. fest hapse above Zee We quote;
T,ir t as a. n. gdlIl y B.......... ga
Me Ga
MEATS
SlpsserRacon botes; Ls POI ptckagt PORK 34 hbS
B.s 3 bh AID tea Mutton tfmeT PoIk nearly l
k-sr. quote: -,.,.
B..L Sdes 4 B.........lO 6lf lambs S4al9
.R DIS lFOrks NV dressed HeehH @i@3
Common ars.....O az
POULTRY AND GAME
dressed pouy received Lire begins 70 come o
Tar more freely especially spnug chickens We quote:
Foxls a B......... ma p Daels, par 81 25asi 80
kprug Chiefs pr. o1 25 Geese Wsst pr 81 sael -
soulbsra. -. 7s0 s7'Turksyt D.. no a
RoosteTs q fb....... Ia l4
fq,eks,. oo.3 q n 220 Is Turkeys. good Y n. 20 ~
E.--Isrsev 6ne... Zg Eew-Jefsey. 26O "a
Sprpg do.-.... E8 OWnd Pigeons dos.. 81 OOdsl 70
Per psir......... ] Oo0 ] S0l
VEGETABLES.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
Ga @hum ii muu Guuttru.

COOPERATIVE LOAN ASSOCIATION,
" Ooe No l2 Broadway Room loans members money e1
their Those wanting should join this Association ~
initiation fee seud for prospectus giving fn iRio1natiop
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

Marie sugar Goes not improve Sod have been sod
Al lO while goes sbove l5e Mia
dsergnt DAYS av-rzge about &c quart We qaote
b..susI sasl lots. On 5 a 81 lViBsgar Pure Cider,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
Steamboats, ulfS gaiIruaSs.


GPECIAL N0TICE.-The NORWICH AND
~ a , % boston I 'VS EsRs6Y P APRIL a
REMOVE from Pier No 49, occupied BY this line the past
I" 'H' 'p''' PIER No Al IN
Foot OF Canal and WAat shs ne best accommodation o paen
& &c. oSSs,s Sss At IN 40 Sorc' P
nam Boston Hartford and md Eas R.iS.s wSrsssssI .sh
Boston and Aoang @ & soaa and r,ehocrg & ana moSsser
hiJGiII PG ilrousb tsIs freight iaorHsou ippy
The once fi'f W. ~ J & SHORT JR Agent
n Dat. SMTTH's STEAMB0AT LINE for
Ra,,1S 1'ist,' st" sos Mossa SH pfS%
No. Particulars at the oaes Oa Pier No. "a + LAsE AEsnL
ERTR Trains leave depOts foot
II Of Twenty thrd.st aud foo! Of Chan0e'lI' ""0'' VA
q5Io.1 5I@% cb.mSsr,., p5S%
soS SeS @ T @ ErpTsss for Rochester Buffalo nunarE
'. ' ~ ~ Cleveland Cneinsah, and all points T" est
r Nav a,a s5d SGa.p Improved Drawing Roo~ Cosche.
. are attached to tins TRAM ru'AnS 'ni'asn
$50 N. soA m. Way TPSn Dsi for GsyeOu and inter
900 soo m. For selsHsscE. Pisrmort and MOuseyl
1900 So M OS SDS % M Eress Jf for Bua. Duul ceys
aud, Cincinnati, and all points "e'' ana
. Sleeping pi1I Coaches attached from sEev. York 70
Meadylle and from susquebsnHa 70 Du'
1880 m. n:,o m way Trau D,l, Port inter,
f:oo p M 100 ,. m. Fcr Pernont ard Monsey
5S M $50 M Way fSain for Mdi,,ovu and lutenedi.is
m Il d.. m.
400 n, A m Pierfnon bansey.
lD M 40 n lOrangs Co. Erpress stopping only at Se
- = - lInRJ Juuetion, TnterE. aud stations wet
ofTurners Except Oxford, TO New burgH
...- nj. Warwick. Montgomery, Unionyile Az
Port JerYiA ~ Z
500 m 500 m Way for sufern and immediate Sta
w. f 49, tiouA Also ioT iaekensaek
m For Permont and Monsey.
b3 m $50 no. lNighf EzprSss for Rochester. Buaalo Doe
W. ' ~ Lrk Cleveland Cincinnati, and AL points
Westa and South.
lsleeriug Coaches attached fim New. York TO
Buffalo.
eOo m 500 M Way Train. Sufern and intermediate STA
Wv " - - = / lions Also for HaekeBsack 4,
G7o M $40 a. Niohf EJpreaa. Daily for all points West and
Wv y - " Sontb this train sleeping Coaches
..... ... Will llrunth through Buffalo, Rochester,
- Cleveland and Cucinnat without change.
eT, ~ sH M Por Paterson. Piermoht. and Hacksusaek
sSo - sco N M IEmtgraHt Trdia Daily, for the West
n So an In 20 m ThSGr for Sunsn and intermediate
~ Stations
lPoo l2oo NJ SATURDAY night only Theater an to Pier
| mont
obr.d avd orders checking and transfer Of
RgosSs v he i Al the Offices Nos 2il and S5I eornef
Vety and Ffh-Ave) Broadway and al Depots loot OF
foo. Of Twenty thrdsI hsTl ON au AZ AoHs D0A "
| pot, Jcuey CIV "nL L. DA4n - p...,, A.,
l. d. RUCKRR Gsul supt OenI TassI as =
DUY TAINTOR's ERIE RAILWAY GUIDE,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
du 5armnS unS @ibt1s.
yOri Huh suanh.

EOUND-At Philharmonic Concert, Saturday,
an OPERA CLAsA receive the by eaaE the
O. sORTH No ~ Chsbsst, provrE property and
iLg sIpsnsra
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
h ROAD-Por LONG BRANCH. RED BANK, BRlCkSBURG,
MANCHESTER, TOMS kfvBR, kcOu sR after MONDAY NAY iu
TWO DAILY LIMBS Saudays eHepdl leave Prf No " oa
DunesL, by steamers EBykSlNK AZ m and JESSE MOI
eos m touching ~ Rcctorst al %So TOT
onr RsiurungLeave Toms River AZ $50 and 1852
y ~ A''"s ''-A'-' " < SWEDEN Ca. Lssss,a
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
OVERLAND 10 CALIFORNIA.

GREAT REDUCTION IN TIME.
ONLY ONE DAYS STAGING BETWEEN NETWORK AND SAN
FRANCISCO -
sEyRS DAYS TRAyEL PROM THR MISSOURI RIVER TO THB
PACIFIC OCEAN.
For Ihroafh ueksts and full particulars apply 70
WELLS, FARGO Co.,
- pRpADWAY
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

VERY little dressed pouiy Dov received Live begii
Eard more freely especially spnug chickens We qloie
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

l,sb. than the prevlons NeeA
80 G Sev S though opposite interests are Al NoIh ,ue 7his
h,,h d,au and other 70 strengthen Tue .sihte
,ss sane uusruen aui wider apge 70 prices ~ 49, '
STRICTLY prime sold at 80 10 on th uocA
a. b,5 pted are being worked "a al - a. The oesua @
9tbsr sgproachss aui is understood thai W oN O'
b smut hat Iarfc AtIfoNe ~ tNa'N'' EC
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

HARVEY yfsE,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-01
south Bend & PIyOuth
"A- CHA
MAXEY'S
Improved Spring Bed Bottom
PATENTED TIE 1sT oar or JANUARY, 1868.
LETTERS m Il 200

Tb;sis superior to all other spring bed Bottoms
vet PRODUCED, and fw of the Advantages are as
fellows:
l. Tn. pressure on the Spring. is even. and there
il no ssggng bagging down Of any part, while the
hlll elasticity remsas.
2 THERE'S no giving way Of any part because il is
stayed at sldes well rs ends.
B. II is adjustable to any sized bed, with or with
out additional SLATE.
T. ANY mechanic can make one or any cowmon
farmer who can use tools for farm purposes, can
readily make or adjust one.
s. They are cheaper than any Spring Eotiom
known, and materials to make heni can be procured
in any country town.
g. They are lighter than any otter Spring Bottom,
and can real liz 10 made as :" sustain light
weight. heavy weight, without being too stin or
timber.
Bottom know.
Call and examine .hem-try them, and you val
we any c.ner.
The Patentee. Nathan Maxey. Of Plymouth
Indiana has his head quarters over ". b. Dickson :
Hardware store, 3d door. RI. hand side up
stairs, who will sell Bed Bottoms Territory 70
persons that may wish 10 purchase, and where may
lie seen sample Bed Bottom.
CERTIFICATE
70 have had occasion to examine and try tho
above Bed Bottom, and fully endorse all that is
claimed for il by ,he inventor:
CHARLES PALMER Cabinet
Maker and Furniture Dealer,
'Tn0S MCDONALD. Tx Auditor.
JOHN W. HOUGITON, recorder
DAVID ii W. sheriff VI. Co.,
c. II. REEVE. Any,
H. G.. THAYER. Com. Merchant
Sc NJ. BECKER. Merchants,
J. pROWSLEE. Merchant,
J. W. BENNETT. VI. ID.
J. ID. GRAY. VI. u.
III. U. BAcKUS, VI. D.
a. &. CAPRON Atty,
j. J. yfNALL, Vi. d,
T. A. BORrON.
H.D. DlCKSuy. Merchant,
r T. LESLIE. NJ n.
Z. MATrINGLY, Editor Rep.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-01
AGood Night For Locals.

Un Ter the heading, 'An Eyentiul
Nigtt an exchange says that while
witnessing row of somewhat i'm
mense proportions the other night,
our reporter heard a piercing scream.
fastening in its direction, he dis
covered a ruffian beating respecta
bic Citizen; while cndeavoring to as
sist the citizen he saw two men run
ming rapidly, and the police in close
proximity; learning that they were
burglars, he joined in the pursuit,
but stopped to assist sOrBe ladies,
who, returning from party, had
been overturned by the mismanage-
ment of a drunken driver, during the
adventure he saw two men carrying
dead body, and while learning the
particulars ef.hc death, heard the
alarm of fire, and one Of the up
town esidepces was soon found to
be in flames; rushing thithcr, he saw
young girl in an upper Tindow
shrieking for aid to descend, procHr-
ladder, he attempted her rescue,
but the ladder slipped, and lie fell to
the ground, injuring himself severe
liz.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-01
Feeding Cows.

a correspondent writing to the
Canada Farmer, says that he keeps a
dairy of twenty six co rs, the milk
Of winch is disposed of at cheese
factory; last June he sowcd an acre
OF corn in drills, and commenced
csstting and feeding to COWS daily the
first day of July. When the Sept
rains came on he omitted the feed
ing four lays, d the result Was q
diminution Of fifty-two pocnds Of
milk per day. The Corn was again
fed and in four days the cows gave
their customary amount of milk. :
The increased flow Of milk doubly
paid the cost of the food.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-01
AaritulturaI.
1EanureS.


Sour soil and you hurt the plant
in it. Apply grourd apples and you
destroy vegetation; so with salt APP
Piled plentiiulIy. So is it with green
unrotted manure.
And yet your swamp land when
dried and made mellow, as by ditch.
ing, blowing, becomes excellent. SO
salt, after its FIRST effect is over, will
enrich the soil; green manure the
same; and we know that pomace,
killing the land as it was thought,
effectuaily, improved it afterward,
but it took several years. Urine ap
piled fresh will hurt plants; after a
while it will benefit them.
Vegetation is very particular, and
requires only the proper food. This
food must be prepared, it must
all go through process of fer
meRtation or change, and be resolv-
ed into the elements fit for the plant.
Then applied to the soil there will
be an instantaneous effect. For this
reason we rot our manure and, APP.
piled in this way,,if top dressing
on grass, the grass will at Gree shoot
up dark green. The food'is prepar-
ed and at once taken. Raw manure
Fappiied wilEgivc a pale color to the
growth and stunt it. But this raw
manure put into the soil and permit
ted there to decompose, will be in
an equally good condition. to be Ia
ken up by the plants The droppings
ola COW yard arc soon reduced to y
condition of plant food. In the
spring all is right. You will see the
grass (what there is'left of'it) start
up, and earlier than in almost any
other place. If it is an eastern expo
sure, this is entirely 50: no other
spot will be fonnd so arly and so
darkly green. 1t is not alone the
strength of the manure that does it
though that is much-vcry much
but that the soil is kept compare
lively warm by the manure. There
rs less heat in the soil in tonse
quence, and sooner out.
Here there is an importance that
cann6t'be overlooked. A rich soil
not only grows better, bu. earlia +,
giving an earlier start, growing more
rapidly, maturing sooner, and in'thn
case Of grass, adds another c,op to
the season, SO that manure may be
considered as an engine. the strong
or the more work it will do; or n
strong man doing more work than u
weak one. Manure is power; it is
life as well: it docs for farmer it
is his greatest help OH the farm
Without it soil is dead. With it what
n spring OF vegetation! What lux
nriant growth wherever it is found!
1t is sure to make itself known. The
growth, the vegetation, is this ma
nure, showing itself in the different
forns according to through what it
passes.
The true farmer knows how to Il
rect this; the farmer who knows less
knows less how to direct it. the best
informed of all knows how to direct
1t, and is the great, the successful
farmer. The poorest farmer is the
poorest in knowledge. All this
points to science and manure. We
cannot ignore these, especially as
the scientific men around us are our
60 apctitors. This will be more and
more go as science advances. The
uninfe nued farmer must of necessi-
Fly he lett behind Schools. colleges
arc getting TO be 4 necessity; at least
instruction is. F.G.
HERNINGER ca \. Y.
Prairie Farmer.