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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25

INDUSTRY OF THE NEGRo.-Radical papers nase
frequently INDUCED in eulogizng the Thrift ana III
dustry d;splayed by the .Nation's Wards since the
close of the war and some of them-our cotempofa'
ry at Boise CITY among the number--eVen clameo
that the in the cotton crop during the pres
ent year was owing entirely to the industry OF the
negroes in the South. They make these assertions
without due inquiry into the facts Why don't some
of the Radical papers comment on the report give"
by Mr. Parker Pillsblry of tie "colorai st'lton IN
South Carolina Mr. Pillsbury is one OF the origha'
old Abolitioniss. dyed in the wool, ana having soho
down to South Carolina for the purpose OF personally
examining into the condition Of the negroes he thus
writes to the Revolution:
The whisky here is diabolcal and they tthe ne
grots appear to love il more than anything else tco-
sn rs ,reU MS ynsu They drink it red hot from the
barrel clear and pure and have seen mothers pour
it thus down the threats OF their slA mol'hs oio
babies.
And again he says:
The marriage tie is not even beau Knot among
them There is no tie about 1t as general TACT oi'
the plantations very few children, very 1ew' are
born. infanticide is common.
He denies that the negroes are either INDUSTRIOUS
frugal thrifty. but says they are shftiess lazy
and in fact not to be depended on generally, ana
thinks the Radical party has made terrible mistake
in forcing suffrage on them. &c. Mr.. Psbury. Ike
other fanatics and Abolitonists. probably was never
in Southern State before aud never SD" the negroes
in condition Of slavery. but imagined that they
were horribly treated and in chains the greater part
of the time. His visit to South Carolina seems to
have opened his eyes somewhat. and lie is honest
enough to attempt 10 conceal the facts as to the
true condition OF the Southern negroes and the mail
ner in which they conduct themselves since they
have been clothed with the rights Of freemen and en-
dowed with all the privileges of citizenship
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25

OCrnAGroUs The dispatches contain the announce
men, that Col. Alexander. formerly Quartermasier
under Gen i. +. Batter, was arrested 1T New Orleans
about fortnight ago, bogus Treasury Agent. but
wards escaped. leaving lArge number OF letters
from prominent parties, relating - Custom HoAse
business. &c. There il nothing astonishing III the
fact 81 o! beast Boilers friends being arrested
FOR any crime Auor.u the criminal code. Alc1an-
der had the opportunity Of studying HllaDy and ras
cah,y under the profcssorship @! the most accom-
plishcd soouudrc! ii America. and Is thc hero O!
patch Gap" has successfully cvalc the la" himself
his p-o:cge Alcxau!,r rca t,ln on The tr:h Of the
u.ah..n t-ai.-
''No rogue Ger Eel; the halter draw
W!th god option If the Law.
and anticipating the punishment which undoubtedly
Mas III store for him. took leg bA and - now no
d,ub; safely casconccI uIlcr Tie SHADE" oi Ben =
wlne. III MAs>a lasctts
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25

THE CHINESE MIssIoN.-The telegraph states that
Fred. F. Low, recently appointed Minister to China,
is in Washington and has received his instructions
from the State Department, yet he will not start for
China until after Congress meets, and is question
whether he will then go resign the position. Mr..
Low anxious for Congress to raise the Chinese Mis-
sion to that of first class one. increase the
salary and emoluments attached to the Office and it
is stated that if Congress refuses to make the change
and pass this special act for the accommodation OF
Mr.. Low, that the country will be deprived of the
services of this eminent diplomatic individual as he
has announced that he would il that event resign the
position and return to California. AS Low is true
blue Radical we have no doubt but that the first bill
passed at the session Of Congress Will be 10 raise
the Mission to first class and increase the pay
accordingly. 1t is strange what a "hankerng these
Radicals have after Office, and then when they get il
grumbe about the salary and try every eNpedien: III
the world 10 get the salary increased and even threat
en- to resign if it is done We THINK The country
would be gamer if the whole batch OF Radical Office
holders would resign AM not talk much about it
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-11-25

DEATH OF AMOS KENDALL-Amos Kendall aleo III
Washington City, D. c., the 18th inst, at the al
vanced age of so years. His health had been very
bad for several months previous to his death. Mr.
Kendall was born at Dunstable, Mass and entered
Dartmouth College in 1907 graduating in 1911 at the
head of his class; afterwards he located at Lexington,
KY and engaged in the practice of law, varying his
pursuits to that of teaching school and editing local
newspaper in which he displayed considerable talent
as a political writer. He a strong Democrat,
supporting Jackson in the campaigns Of 1924 and
1928, and in 1929 he appointed by General Jack
son to the position of Fourth Auditor in the Treasury
Department. In 1881 he appointed Post Master
General and it is owing to the able manner in which
he discharged the duties of this positon-completely
recognizing the postal system-that his name be-
came so Familiarity known throughout the country.
Upon Van Buren's election, he retained Mr. Kendall
in the same position and the postal affairs continued
under his management until 1910, when he resigned,
since which time he did not enter public life up to
the time of his death, but remained in Washington
City engaged in the practice of his profession.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
THE sTATE OF TRADE.


Arr Pill mConsos opeu at Si for money ard % m
e account United Bonds S3 Stocks dn
2 Hallway shares 6i for Illinois centrs and 81 for Allan
sud Great Western.
Issue 81 1862. -,
g Orleans the sales Of The week have been 6lO bales OF
export and 900 for speuAton the stock IN
port spboad uuaden is 30 600 ales Of which Ce are
Genital for California White and 81 Tor No
Red Western Psu q bbl for Western Canal Corn D6 g
Cnarer for New Western Oats 3A Barley, 81 Peas + 2
enstsr Of so4 b for Canadian Pork loH Dbl
fsr Eastern Prime Mess Beef 9l teTee Of
SO4 for Mess lard. al Cheese I66
rwt fr te quAhy American fine Bacon 63 hbL fS Cum
beraud PrOinoe-Rosn 5 eEt for Common North Carolina
ava i5i M Peouu 81 gallon for Spirits and ~ for
TslOw. t59ewt TurPentns, 0 v e"t IAnseee Oh Az
PIoSnoy Grrl 2-Ii m-TaIlow 46ja4e3 y ewt Sperm OIL
ElO per Sugar 70 Dutch Standard the Whale
Ciieutta Lneed S9i Lhnses1 Cakes RloGSlOa
6or tina ohlong for feeding
AxrwEKP Apl2-Petroleum 53ia54 for Standard White
HAvRE l47 francs for Tres Ordinare the spot
bes Manchester dull and duness in the market
here
HAvRR April opens quiet 47 francs for Tres 0n
or the and 1854 francs for LoW Mdilngs afoat
HAyRR April 2The Cotton market closes dull at 1867 francs for
Low Mdiing ahOat
LoEDov April 2-43Op nCousOs closed quiet 9t for money
9d93 United States FveTweny bonds quiet
e9 q Bres 2 Illinois Csntras 97i Atlantic and
Greet WcSerB. 334
LIvRuPooI April p closed fat
Middhug Uplsnts and 2idl2id for Midng Orleans
saies Of the day 100 bales TUpeuine 3l9d3li y oW.
IelP gaioa Pine Ros l6 y eWt Sugar 1915 2 cw for No u
Dgtch Sterlari. n srrire.
ASTwERP APrl 2-Psroeum firm at aa54I for STANDARD
White.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
9roposaIs.
CEALED PROPOSALS. will ho rooo;,,oI :,

SEALED PROPOSALS will be receiyod nm IN
~ THURSDAY sh April At soSn for the PURCHASE Of SsSoeI
RRd% par pnnT PEE 1oUPOS BONDS Of the PlTS.
dated March 1852 and due n I've years interest Al the I Of
Per cent Tree Of Government taI payable a. a,
ms Agency 10 thl. city on LET Of March and September
10 oo m less THAN par ana accrued interest will be considered
Payment will he required notification Of tb. III,
The balance o the authorized viii pot o. as & ~
yesL "0'p pooabJ DC l"ueu mh
pIoposs . be addressed TO wINsLow LAYIRR "a Tr,ps,
P,s,h "a w. 20 20 meesd % BID for Equipment Of lie
NtEyoIL March ~ 1904 ' y"
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
Chickens. Com. 70 isa22
oniou..VIph.e2al 90.
PrrF1pn,s nF PROnuCE.

n
3tl5 bbis Flour l049 bush Corr 34Sl hpsh Oats 3
Aush Beans Neal f2 bbs Corn Meal 2 pkgs Pork
8 pkes Beef pkg Cut Meats 23 pigs Butter pkgS Cheese
81 pkr Eggs 431 bales Cotton, 49 bales Hops %
bales Wool pkgs OH Cake Dressed Hogs S pkg kensd
Petro III bb Whisky 100 pkgs Stean S4 Sides eahe ~
l8 boxes ko Tobacco ~ hhs Tobacco S bags tes
% pkgS Ashes, 80 bblS holasses 20 pkg Starch
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
HARVEY TISK,
HARVEY TrsKi A. o. HATCH
Office of FISK O. HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities
NO. 5 Nassau Street, New York.
Opposia Z & M Tr.sury

We receive the accounts of Banks,
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 all 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 and
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.
EHsK g. HATCH.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
CUPREME COURT.-SAMuEL r.. IAC0nl

SUPREME C0URT.-SAMUEL r. JACOBS
~ against WILLIAM TOUn, BLiZABBTH wADsWoRTH
COUNTESS OF WIBRzDRCM, and otbeu-In pursuance Of a
judgment Of the Court the
above entitled action the 3st day March 1869 DAVID
HAwLEY the Referee named ,a Judgment will SILL al PUBLIC
AUCTION through JAMES dLLkR Auetneer a The Rrshng.
M s.e.roo% No III BrSsSs. ,hs C q kswrOi on TUESDAY
the nth day OF April 1862 At twelve eok noon that day the fol-
lowing described PREMISES All that certain lot piece or psres
Of land together with the buildings thereon situate lying and being on
the southery side ofThy hs Fourh and
the Twelfth late spd
ss-Twen EASTWARD ofths ofHau kno
on certain sntl.d Nap Of Lands 10 the Twelfth the
CITY OF belonging the Estate Of the
deceased dated n1sn,h January One Thousand Right
IhiHytve made by Bduin Smith, City
once Of the Register Of the City and County Of N,..
YoIt Of Lots Hos Al and a. on said mar and which
said lot bounded and described follows Beginning point tbs
south .y line Of OThryf street dsnons hundred and forty
three feet aisT from the Ponh avss and runanT hens
esst.ry the said south line of str.s,
nineteen feet to the center OF party wall
through the Of said wall m, Pourb
ninety feet inches center lin, bet.s,p Tb,,h
aud Thirty thence Ar ,sA e,rts nns
.sn feet .Ed thence and through the center Of
another wall 10 line parallel with Poh .ysnns and dnt
one hundred and forylbres fee. south npSSht
feet and nine inches to the pOiH. place beginning New
York, April 2, 1900 n AIW1Ey psI,H'" ~"
- =. II1HA"AS' AP1 2aw3wSW
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03

PHL,DELPHIA April 23id3Ole for Md.
Coversed
dsned: 25GS9 Flour dali snd weak Supe6ue st0s5 Is;
sc 2j Puuaua ard Ohio Ba Family 81 T5d 80 81;
Eotwten unchanged Wheat dan aDl drePng but unchagged
RreSa'es 1859 hash Weston 81 So Corn aye; iales 90
~ yellow 05QS6c Mixed Western. sls3 Oats unchanged
and unchanged COase, Sugar and holssSes dali
Provisions AMI " tlsiy lclaBEtd.
BALTIMORE, April 2CoiiOn qulsti @dings pominsny 2eae
Flour Receipts Of grain Light aud Ioe aaost
uorins Wheat coll sud unchanged Cornh red 9o6c Yellow
&C. Oats eJG0 Rye 81 90 Mess Pork quiet a. 80 90 Bson
Ia: LBS les E Gi1c Clear Saes 7i06e Shoulders, si0l5c
fsus 2HG2c. Lard quiet u 2pe- ...-.... . !.
Wheat shpiag a. ei 6 ior choice Legal Tenders IA
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
Corporation gutitts.
Oyytck or TBH NKrEoPOLITAN BoGRD oY HEALTH,
N'f' - A.. nj Mott.t Mach 1900 (

OTEicA OF IbH hslh9rOyIlas 4i N DOvSn ~ sI ia
kTA MEETING of the METROPOLITAN
~ BOARD or HEALTH bsd at is olee, 10 81 Aoltt, n H.
the 22 day Of March l69 TIE following sA-y Hesa0H "
adopted ..... -. .-----.--.- = = -, - 4
4, enforce snd execute regulation Kill promptly dog
othsr qnsnpe this Sanitary De which such Peisop
good fifth the h.opbobs % have brrn bitten
b. bsn animal ha1ng said d'eAe and eveT
hereby authorized aui directed TO AL e'e ios
10 h person 10 cky emaeated dlsab huhd In said Drt
Al large eha appearing 10 be under tue care aud con
thereof Auf
authorized directed prom PITY report 70 the SANITARY
dent or 10 one Assistant hana SnpeunteSdsnt e'sU case 81
lg snr doy and where The sas h rna a
even sad Dnc having o. ~heh
E n b,re or has 1poi the hydropbob aBi Ehen anl
where M dog likely 10 be foaEd ADD description
tbersoL" ,tu.-- .-.-...,
az chapter the Lass q 1851 provided that such
fr sLaI be- fih snppo discharge Of his du
by AIS person herrin a1ihprrcd % lie such killing"
- ~ Netnuotsn Polio. Board bT and through ts proper Oh
e,r agents men hereby charged pursuant o. and b. ue a.
en rsneea u Of TIE Laws Of 1900 aud other laws TO
sae cases applicable with the du Of enforcing aud executing this
H. 81 GEORGE 3. LINCOLN. PresileHi
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
oTTios OF Tas MT7NoFoLITas Boaao p lT,,lTH


OFTIcE oy rHE METROPOLITAN BoARp oF HEALTH
M J0l Mottst, March p. ldt9
AT A MEETING of tho METROPOLITAN
~ BOARD HEALTH held At It's ofee No 9ol Mott At New
Yob March lsgs tie olosBs resolution
sorsd AID hereby declared be additional orin,n, Of
s Board 5ws: That garbage or other IKE ohesFe
natter loaded unlosdd or o vehicle bae ~
o,he s,ier esn pout hesre than three hundred % feet o any
een Aut g. depart an pro-
led pssengeT" "An that vehicle wholly or partially
loaded With any such article be placed afe 10 and o. Be gag
loaded or uuoiei within distance Of three hurir t0) feet o
sueb ear or II the place where honh nre
part whs sctis u arrival parturs of
such passenger train Il er ifom snsh Place
,rns or garbage be allowed be - near as TO be ~
u beng or aboa bs Psenge Ald
being properly about any ger car % station ,
H. 81 GEoRGR T. LINCOLN, PreSllent
NORPORATION NOTICE.-Publc notice is
ss,s,y re- x.en 20 70 ni % i1 & , 80,
following hiyc been conpd, o,ged
ee Of the Board Of Assessors for Examination by all ncoas ihc
ssted
Is, For G,Fgng lsWa Eersstsars. from Forl!L FIR.
ninth-st.
setting and gutter asssng ,deSs Tept
from Finy fecoud 30 SIXTY secoaisia
9 For regulating aud grading sIturhst from Third to Fhh
The limits embraced essm-r rnie AZ the several
and oti o. vacant o pieces and parcels OF Ead situated
ift Roth sides of Elevenhare from foriih 10 FnyuinhkS
d. Both sides of Tenth from fssconi 10 0ndss
b. Both sides iourihsL from LHnstoEAe FhAGe TO
the II half the block tie intsrs9cing
mn:a Ald who are opposed them are requested
their Obieos Issue o. HaH Chamsn ~ the
Board OF AsIeo's AZ their Office No. ~ Chamb stse. snls
LOs,s within thirty day. from the date ofi. notice
ISAAC q. HUNT,
r. HARRISON RgED, Board Of AsscsioiL
"a . GURhSSEY sACKETTS
ofe Board of Assessors, AeSColt House. March f5. 1862
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
frnardal.


OuIcS MERCHlSTs Insurance CoXPANY)
10. ls9 BROApgAI. " ". c0RNER IL sERTf-sT, \
EEw.YoEK March 70, 1862
VNHE ANNUAL ELECTION for 21 DIREC-
TORS will be held at this oGce TUESDAY April l3 between
n aat1Rm j. L. DOUGLASS Secretary
GOUTIIERN SECURITIES
~ . 81 kinds BOUGHT anl SOLD by
CoLUHBVs Cn 5AtO ASD lXDasA CENTRAL RAILWAY CoNPANY
No. 81 Broadway Nevlorf March "a, 1855
TNE INTEREST COUPONS of the CON
Il SOIIDATED FiRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of the COLUMBUS
CEIC $50. AND INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY,dus
Ayr vii be paid aud after taat date Tess Government tsH)
r. ssH'a1eu at tAis oice. r. SMITH, President
IYE LAND GRANT COUPONS of the
a UNION PACIFIC r. r. Co. Esstep Division due March 1862
w I4 tbs O1ee Of DABALY AORGAN& Co.. No 50 BKehaEE
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1909.

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1909.
FOURTH EDITION.
This populsr Lurual 10 ready contains:
Asironous. Fss.s for Year Espsss Tdss rsasis IA
Regular csad.p Rising and Setting Of Sun and hoes Hsh
Water and change. Of I'll. Moon Or al the souuirJ
ssu, pOn. The vote. By party d'iOn' 0a we man s'''A
w. r'.a.. ...I: S.S.S... 81 sss Tt Platform at Chicago
is S:, .ss.s z CO: Sf S s:.4s ;: Y S'
a~Ts. long siussI. for canaidAis, with the several
h-L.,sr Of Asssp.aass By Gov. ssyneur and asA
.-oso. Blair, ..l.Or,i.d BrO.db.aa Letter :.
Laws passed At the i. session q Cong'''i NIL ''''"
VI Csbin. Coart-nss other ss.nse
VII Th. XIII coogsss-Lii Of ssnson with pshS f'o~'
:is.sSsP i.a %: q. Rss - sAs'
80, @ DI.,rs. r.: and ID politics
La .I sAe..a. politically sl,s.i,.d ,,,,.
List ofhsnbsnOf the HOus. Of kspr"'niAn'" " s@"
X Fnsu,i, Ar.-CoaditOa OF the Public DsS' snsp -
sss@.ss Of expense. eth. eor.rua.p, from 's's'''s"
. several States. A.. poya.ou ,snbsr q E.s css s,
ui Govsuon (poinsay deuOisd their ,.lns' u.' ~.
,.s' ,. s.sos. i.Irs o.:u c.T.; .Sr.s..d
H Election Run,-Ta oss. srS S COaSa. ., .,S s' ss s,s
Ss Sssi.i s Ts,s". Count. votes for s'''r''" Gu"
oSei r.arus BY CO,nI.s and pns,s Of Of ,sssds.
Member, Of Cosuss political a'lon & - s.a.ts sna
STAT. L.si,siarss-,hs.r p'nnsa H''l'A' ~ ''"'" ~
~, h0s's "a, DELEGATE. cOur'a aud 'tA'r sss'""
Kill ssa%s% q p...... s;S'' ;s showing ~ '
hs,. ,stsn n,f' oar rso s.S, sts,s rs
gwen 10 Sos .nn Congress has copied directly non G
s.ra.d By 70: .Sp. Sd neither p sIP'a'' ss
ss.n spared sppro.h as S:.ry as S pS,II =. s.~.Sss
n asd... sTa., s.,A i'.lo''d rHx TRIBUNE HIss
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03


oYnoH LLKs sHoRsl slRAnwAy CoxPANr,(
- CLEVELAND, March 10, 1863.
NOTICE.-The Directors of this Company this
day declared DIVIDEND Of TIN PER CENT the capital
,ioei Of this Company qneudps the capital stock Of the Cleveland
PaDs aud Aibtsbua Lafs Shore Railway and the Cleveland and
Toledo Rao.d Compsn payable 10 the thirty
Js bonds this Company on the 10th day Of April 1869 saeh
have been holders Of the stock Of sad close
Of the transfer books on the lat day Of April 1869
The in books Of the close on the l day Of Ami
nsri al esloeh p m, and reopen on the 2lst
GRo. B. ely Treasurer
Oyyick oy THs PAsiHA RAILROAD CoHPAEr. 4
ToNrIEs BuLDIxol No 90 WALJsr HEwYoRE March a. 1869
ISTH DlVIDEND.-The Board of Directors
have @ day declared the regular QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of
SA Pkk CENT IN GOLD piysb. to the Stockholders or their legal
ePrsspauyss on and aher the 9TH APRIL Transfer Books
VIII N closed on tne of the atth inst and the
morning Of 7th pToIino HENRY SMITH TT,,ur,,
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
GIBSON, BEAD[ESTON & CO.,
BANKERS,
IL NO 50 RXCHANGE-PLACR

50 EXCHANGE-PLACk
STOCKS, BONDS, GOvERSMEYT SECURITIES, FOREIGN Ex'
CHANGE GOLD bought and sold the most favorable terms
INTEREST allowed deposits either in Currency or G0h nbs''0
check at sight the with the City Banks
ADVANCES made all marketable securities
CERTIFICATES Of Deposit issued bearing interest
COLLECTIONS made all points Of tie UNION ard BRITISH
PROVINCES
LOANS negotiated FOREIGN and DOMESTIC PRODUCE In
store and saoal We invite particular attention this branch Of our
e, ub,ehx have larft
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OPRICB or
COMPTROLLER OF THE CURREFCY,}

WASHINGTON March -. 1862 }
WHEREAS Br sseory evidence presented the undsgned
h. been mad. to appear USIoSSQUARg NATIONAL BANK
Of the CITY OF HRwYoRK the CITY OF SEwYoH in The
COUNTY OF ERwYoRK and STATE Of NEW ORk, has bea duI
organized under and according the requirements Of the ACT Of CON
GREss entitled IAN ACT to provide NATIONAL CURRENCY
cured by pledge Of UNITED STATES BONDS and provide r
the circulation asd redemption thereof" approved JUSB 1884, AID
has complied with ALL Provisions OF d ACT required bo
ACTS
Now therefore Hind n Hubbard COMPTROLLER Of the CUR
RRSCY hereby serfg that the UEIossQUaRB NATIONAL
BANK Of the CITY o EgwYoRK in the CITY of NEwYORK
the COUNTY Of SEwYORK and STATE Of EBwYoaK AaihOr
iI,d TO business Of Banking uHde tie ACT Aforesaid
In testimony whereof witness y Lsld and seal Of O1ee this THIR
TENTH DAY Of March. 1862
HLASD r. HULBURD
Comptroller of the Currency.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
NEW-YORK BRANCH OFFICE,
No. I53 BROADWAY.
JOHN E. DE WITT RESIDENT DIRECTOR.


$I.OOO,OOO GOLD
o PR CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE
ST. LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH r.. r.
OF MISSOURI.
% & Rays ~ S 3 N e pp Il s fs ss iS the iSS . ni &
able coin Length Of rad 7s miles from The Cry Of 81 JS,SPs 70
Omaha Louis and eOmPet Of The Union a'd Central
can Se issued is tOjOOOess tbas s4too per mswhh
Sc By % % 1o %9s 20. the Sece. ss o s s being
rapidly constructed and y be complete. during The sumner ~.
and pay the Company the completion Of
being 1ot entirely viz sa,h seo9omss y 'Gd I'd iI sob
sat The Directors and cers sTe all men tue hLest
standing Hoa TssPo: @ ibs S,1ie MAIN. hs
Investment equal in our e.Iaon to any we have ever sold ne
and selling advance Of from cent and are gooa
sSsas s,ns. s s 81 o S & oS p
Company through the undersigned offer limited amount ~
price without notee other marketable seeuis;
TURNER BROTHERS, IsnnLers,
No. Ii EAssACsT.. ERw-YoRK
OFFICE or THE DERBY Coai cSsrAsI OF pas pESSss.LyASA
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stock.
THURSDAY Gp isss The Pos viii open At oelocE % and
WIN s DAvIsoS, s.e.t.r,.
OTTcR OF THE PANAMA RALNoAD COMPANY,
Toptine Buildings, No 80 wasi York March a. ls69
THE Annual Election for Thirteen DIRECT
1 6n SaS S A ~ g 'a % w @ is s fi
polls VIII open At and '''''' open JosEF 1S = yor s..
MACOUPIN co. TEN PER CENT BONDS.
WI HowEs MACY No, 80 Wallis; oser for sALB BONDS Of
MACoUPIN CO. Iuo issued r the holding Of Court House bear
R s ss ar. ssS soadslsd GsdtGss sys &
VHE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
81. EEscos G9HS d Fl I
~ 70 si p ss'01s P ,A & s - % s 20 end a &
ApTie Ta"''' HARVEY Il WOODS sser.i.ry
NVANTED-Sa Mansfield, and Newark
w STOCK and BONDS Indianapolis aud Cincinnati psyton and
Ms5g1n M Lite Miami 3D' 3 o. SS @Ssisr nmD S5
Ako all other Western and senher Railroad STOCKS and BONDS
CHERIFFs SALE-By virtue of writ to
- directed sued out Of the Common Peas Conn Of white County
ISssa decree therein rendered Jsngar "a 1852 10 favor q
cnesso RIo,9 Go%PsDI will proceed is At public Sae :
Indians p DAY Apul 1900 entire
Ofsad LOui1s EeuAsnJ and Cgo Railroad fron EswAbAHy
S MS Ha G [ Se ~ iSS sss S5a S dss s.
sai railroad being Of the sns'h o 2s miles or ,hrsAe9aa
vi" be ,od - entirety '1 sIeN9 sSy relief S s9silo3 As
M UTUAL MARINE INSURANCE SCRIPS
1V1 BOUGHT and SOLD. ATLANTIC NEW ISSUE WANTED.
Reports Of New York Marine Companies for gstuiops distribution BY
ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY.-Notice is
Ohio Fit Mortgsr ATLANTIC AND GREAT WEST
Cash for aHs on presentation & lie s Of he E. Rssy The
C Of kewior Holders oftbe overdue Coupons o First au Second
% a fa a & s | S S6 r 1%ST seven 1 Per- Cent
Interest guaranteed by the hre Railway Company n Of $1,000
Nevvorl March o. lssa 49, '''D''' '''' '' ''"''''
COUPONS on Southern Minnesota Railroad
per eeH' Bonds due April yi ss pd 90 and s VA date at
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OIL

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H NJ from Rssssit F,uy As.szzsd.a.a Tor s.y.
rills ana NJ sAhoaA
,n m nrprss for Jsmlisa P.as.s cornsr Balvi,,vt.
werner sosa oyster nay and all sAyv except
Wslussd
's n Mall and Asssnmsdsuss 10 IsIp aaa all shMsaa
H% n, Asssaasdasss 10 JAnaisa
TRAINS yoR kEw.YoRk,
Leave i'hp e~a m, Nail ssd Asseu nsdaasa
Leave ssyvns 1if a. n., Erpr.sa
Lea" ssJ'in' 1870 >. n, Mail and A.seansdsasA
Ii'h' h'n Jamaica 7iSo. tix. s;1L M saa ,:ospn
'ssf'" Tor Bay Psr Bas Psn Ps.Aos.s asa B.n.psr. VII
'''"sA" 1s'hha koBr WHITE, sssshalsaasat
New-York tribune., 1869-04-03

RARlTAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
To- kap1F0r L'ag BsusA Red Bank Bn.i'Ssrr h.asss
poas.m. JgssE H0YT daily, creep. Sundays al s...A
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