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New-York tribune., 1869-06-23

~ LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No 2gl BROADWAY, n. Y.
qt co-,,r, n,s policies Kinds Of life contngenees
rItT,rF togErrEg-A v Stout H. j. Baker John Ehou, j.
n H. tis,on Albert Clark, C. G. North James Bishop
orpctF. naugs rIcs3eut George EihoV 'erIeAu'l' anu
secr,iarr; v. McCrnuck. Aetuary.
NOR SALE-3JO SHARES STOCK UNION,
II PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY. WANIED-bpNpS OF
rouITts IN States oi Ktuu,kT Wisconsin aud Iowa
'OO"'''' " WM a. GUEST No. Is Wsfst
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
'ur RAJ. TEsT! BURGLARS FOLEDl

r.
PEsSs,LyASiA RAILROAD orTcE Tefysyile station
u.s,ra FARRs1 rRRiSo Co.. No 60 oessnptst PiadeBAa
GENTS A persistent but unsuccessful effort was
made on the night of May o. 1869 TO drill the Bank
ers Chest received from you a few months ago.
From facts that have come to our knowledge, it IS
evident that the attempt to open it renewed on
Sunday evening following Finding all efforts to
drill it useless an effort was then made to break the
lock; the hammering was heard by parties in the
neighborhood for several hours, but supposng 1t to
arise from the railroad men replacing dciectyerall
excited no alarm. The tools, with the exception of
the drills were left. 1t is evident that they were
not only we'll prepared but perfectly familiar with
the construction Of your chest That they failed Is
another evidence that your Bankers Chests are what
you claim for them-Burglar Proof Respectfully
yours, }. BMSBAcK, Agent
Heuing's New Patent
CHAMPION BANKERS SALTS,
made Of wrought iron and hardened steel, aud the
patent Franklinite. or
SPIEGrI. EIsEN,"
the best resistant to burglars tools yet invented.
Manufactured only by
HERRING, Farrell g. SHERMAN,
No. 25l Broadway, cor. Murray ST., New-York
FARREI- HERRING d Co.. Philadelphia.
HERRING, FAEREL & SHERMAN, New Orleans.
HERRING q Co., Chicago
BANKERS AND FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE COMPANY.
The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDs of the Rock
FoPD, Rock ISLAND AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COM
PANY, pay principal and inteTest-lst February and
LIST August-in GOLD Con-, free Of Government tdr.
We recommend these bonds as one of the best Sc
cured and most profitable investments on the
market.
Pamphlets with maps giving full intormaton' sent
on application. HENRY CLEws 81 Co.,
Bankers. No 80 Wall-st.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD FIRST MORTGAGE CONvERTI
BILE SINKING FUND BONDS,
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN COIN,
FIFTY YEARS TO RUN,
FREE OF T. S. TAX.
ISSUED BY THE BURLINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS. AND
MINNESOTA RAILWAY COMPANY.
THESE BONDS, AT THE PRICE, YIELD IN CURRENCY
TEN PER CENT PER ANNUM.
limited quantity only for sale before advancing
the price
Full information furnished bV
HENRY CIEws d Co., Financial Agents,
No. O. WALL-sT., n. Y,
FIRST MoRTGAGE SIX PER CRET GOLD BONDS OF
The ST LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD OF Ms
sOURI-PrneiDal and interest payable IN coin at the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, New 1ork.--Ne Q
are now closing ont the balance or lhlS most
y Of Tho lorrV zee of
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,plspds. &c Mobile. Hew.orleaD. TeIa

CoFFBE-The oI fRo beli by importers Unel States
oSsaSs as s@ @1i al Noble 500 Bs|oTe Boston
l M a. s9, Por e % sa11 S & M l arc for eooi do liz
PIG for Prime o. s1a 49, l giT ~ & Guy P & e f g5t soo t %
s hsh the market ssay @ nSs moderately , on '1 Ss Sss's % gI
and OO0 bags steamer Memae at ne gold IN bond Otf ~ @
ferd With great freedom; 23a24e MaTcbo 60l9ci and
Isguy 6as. gO s'h sales bags the latter within the
C0AL-A fair demand Domestic sc 25qs7 20 for egoei sud
sIs from yard Foreign only limited basne has been doue
CANDLES ony Essi obbug demand and the present prices
market quote 2az5e for Adaw'hhe 4S
Flour AND MB1I-Osr Western and state Fear
quite active apai for k S,'g to & ss M ~ S s 20 oI
act sales a $50 be a. 9 5G sSes ioI SaPs5s @ Sss's "a
ss5s % @ W. %sss i'fs FI s6 IS for Sano,a apd Irss
sss a. at s. @t q & Amber % S,atsT y wss't b
81 ass for Family d. and sc soaFl2 for 81 LSas Extra
ssts ss DG9s sss f July dsi5ery s SO 6oass IS part
sss sse. a. &C ga s o1 Horn ase Is@a suin
Pesr quiet 6at the oF grades are fTi s.es o. & @ o
g. ese 81 o. & s S,,, S s,r q S S0v v 51aa So % Sc 90 for F
Tosf tTref and fairly sales Of i6o tbs q S3750$6 90
G hsi Ys o' Rs.',p s;s ud s9 ~ White so jersey
and - co Tor BrsudJs1e asoai we quote as iolo"''
s.,.ps State at ~ IS .5ss rs sfiS ay soSs1 $
", S we ATi e. Is si .Sd ss i.' oa
We EIIn g HisGE' isG ,Sa %as li,., Bat, sq 7@
Esa and .oe 2 F.Haiy a a',si: =, 6:s5: ''~ ."
Tp.S. Srs1ds. ga sol and Thpls Extra goa II
RI IA. County sc "a .slnssI y :. e 1S Ga. gs % %
~ 80 EIN Fan Md&DeL sou 10 w
.. 81.
via 0e sc GA 90 90 Via he shnas' "~@S ="
sav,rso, 80 7sa e s es 'oots %
we,,m.".~....s. 9oesi 9 B1aRl''n' ''S go
yer.rv ... ........ OJD 3 lol
PeUThe demaud Dry Cod continues fair, aud the nakei hFn
butu prices hear of chsnee aes d goo qt haeserd are
of 80 bhf Hernug dull and unchanged
WHITE inquiry hss been fair but The supply moderate
Choee sales Of Common 10 lnoe AZ o@zo NIeeh 10" u
selling a. q djic.; SprrE Co. AZ ~ Gl3c " ..
PRATHklS unchanged; TIE demand moderate we faoe
Pdu Al a80gf. for Tennessee and SGsJc iot esisIl
FIIR CRACKEES-We note sales ofV boxes h1ua Oshou al
a. G053 A. box oi 40 packs . go. ~. o.,
I'D The asking rates nov or Hs1' week are oa %
All; 1890 hush Wheat a. SD
GRS-Ogf Wheat mre ogsusd excited sad 5er under The
further improvement 10 ghs The terano
h.t and Prices the business mainly ~ npnng
a. M ure 81 50 for No Z; the sales are 10000 buh al
~ 5t for No. Chicago Sprug 20 arrei
No ia ~ 80 i0T No A
spkee afost 2icr Amber Western ~ iOof Nhe
Calerpis White Michigan, and - q for choice
srh 10 arrive stronger aud fair demand; tbe safes are
9i h a. 76c ard 7101D afos fr NsS ONO tud tst
.ra R,e the % buyers Corn better
~ Al the deADd chiefly for home use The sales
~. AZ 90 hush ~ Daup aud Jnsolud I5dd Tor Ne
W,st rd for canal 66aJ for railroad Do inferior 70 good
KB ned At d82c; Od 10 U0nali Western White al Sids'c
Az "a. yellow 90 900ilc
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The National Trust
@ COMPANY
....
OF THE CITY OP NBW.YoRK. ..g s......
NO. 336 BROADWAY.
CAPITAL,......,..,. 81, 100000

CAPITAL..........-..-$S1,O 100000.
PAYS PER CENT. INTEREST ON DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO
CHECK AT SIGHT 5000
PAYS PER CENT. INTEREST on SPECIAL DEPOSITS FoR
SIX MONTHS OR LONGER
THE COMPANY IS A LEGAL DEPOSITORY FOR MONEYS PAID
INTO COURT AND RECEIVES MONEYS IN TRUST.
.--- 81. .r..
DARIUS r. MANGAM. President
B. L. SOLOMON. BENJAMIN p BANCROFT
First Yce-Presdent Second YeePresiaeuI
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary.
TRUSTEES; A I.
DARIUS r. MASGaM, WM. r. ALLEN
NORRIS wINSLOW. OLIVER CARPENTER,
SLASH wBTHERBER. JOHN H. v. ARNOLD,
WA. H. LYON ..| ROBERT a. FORSYTH
THOMAS CHRfSTY HUDSON HOAGLAND,
GEO BUCKHAM DANIEL g. APPLETON,
LEWIS j. PHILLIPS, ROBERT II. BBRDBLL,--
JAMES NJ. DEUEL. HENRY c. CARTER,
PARAE STEVENS VIM B. sHArTUCK,
JOSEPH POOL. 7. ". SHANNON,
O. RosEYBLATT 900 URI GILBERT,
f NAPOLEON j. HAIEEs THOMAS 3. REED,
JOHN R. CECIL ALFRED B. DARLING
BARNET l. SOLOMON, -- GEO. A. FELLOWS,
BRNJ p BANCROFT, TIIEo. P. BRETT. -..
wM NJ. ByARTs. WM. s. WHITLOCS,
THOMAS CORNELL, .. s. SALISBURY
WILLARD IVES DENNIS JONES.
JACoBs CARTgR JANIS MRRRRLL.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23

G. Harrison Of Buffalo and George H. Chase OF Buffalo
Presidcnt-Wam Williams neutrality-suspicious.
n Ice Secretary and Treasurer George II. Chase.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23

IA H. PROAL Assistant Cashier % ne Ameien N."... na. %
yt n, souuy the above statement j. tle y" e
hest Of nv knowledge and belief A. D. IHOAL n'' N'''
Correct a''s''-I5o,wyrFp e pdry}s I99I, Direction.
JaCOB OBEKHOLsER,D
stat, York County Of Ner iofki sworn 10 Aha 'ps'o'N
l,.fore me Lis 2lst day Of June, 1909 -, =. - o..
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
n.pINY LnHRRR MlRKEr.

y y
q r,r.t k mot verv good Eastern de continues fair, but
ysNYers trade - DALI Dealers attribute ibis 10 the ack naihsss "a
B7g 10 NE Metropolis consequent the decline i real estate
there peTcp chslge Pnef which oo9ne good on
gi yeerts New lumber commenced b. n small
onst Frr,gh remain unchanged End follows; To New
SoE 50. 10 Bridgeport New Haven - 25 TO Norwich and
NstoFp Hartford aDj Providence S3 20 Phadepha
s3 as 70 Baltimore %; to Boo1, o wood 80 70 Boo9 hl
oo4 a5 be recers Collectors Office during the week were;
VIA Fe anal Il2l7g3 feet Of nber lfl ~ shnges B6o
pounds Champlaiu Canal 3'1 feet Of lumber lle
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23

FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
THE ST. LOUIS AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD OF MS
sOURI-Prinepal and interest payable IN COIN at the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company, Newly 1ork.--Ne
desirable security Mt tho low price of S3 and accrued
interest in currency. The bonds are limited to less
than Sl400O per mile, aud secured 10y mortgage on
the entire property Of the Company, thus making
the sale Que of the safest and most profitable secuI
ties fOr investment now in the market.
nv. TURNER BROTHERS. Bankers, New-fork.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
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PrTsBuRoH FoRr WAIVE AID CHICAGO RAnwAI CoNPASL
OGee Of The SeeretarK. Pttsbargh. Pa. llle s NV

Office Of The Secretary, Pittsburgh, Pa, June s. 1893
RY virtue of authority conferred by resolution
othe Stock and BoHdhollers Of the Ptisbu Fort sIS
chicago Railway COMPANY the Annual Meeting held at tue 0hs
TIE Company in this city. March H. A. d. 1859 an ADJOIkhhD
Of said Aunua Meeog will be held at the General once
the Company 10 the Ptsburgh 10 O'Clock Of June 2h
instant or the purpose considering aud acting upon lease M
period Of g Of he railway and property OF this Company 70 e
fennvana Railroad Company and 10 act upon such other business
mar come before SAID adjourned meeting ..... -
The the stock aud bonds Pittsburgh Port
Wne and Chicago Railway Company the Agency in Hewfors
Wnsow Lanier CO No. n Pine and az the Office 10 Pittsburgh
will close 2p on Monday the m Of June and will On the
7Jth Of June. -..-.- .
By order ofthe President p W. HUTCHINSON Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
,. NJ. HurCHIYsON. seeretar7.


TRgAsuEERs OFFICE, June "a, 1907
NOTICE IL hereby given to the holders OF
~ az siT pPR CENT MUNICIPAL BONDS OP THE CITY OF
TIEGHESY Pa taat the COUPONS on said Bonds coming que
July 1869 will be paid sai day sS 'ne o'ae A " he DANA VI
Pittsburgh IN the CE oi MACFERRoN City T,,nrer
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
REANs AND PEAS.

Arrivals OF Beans bush. the
depressed snd . dicnt matter 50 sell lots even
quotations The oonsumptye demand light
few kidney beans selling ss@2 4Ja 81 81 We quote:
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
N. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FoR Tie WEEK ENDING JINE o. 1862

Expressly for THE n. Y. TRiBryE bJ oSn Repo1er
Tie following the Of articles good condition
sold houses by wholesale shippers 20 per
deducted o commissions beside freight aud other charges
packages should be carefully marked with sud The
Of the seuder should also painted Nail
let the articles the under side o the sud send letter by
mail containing and directions stating how aud sben
Clean packages and putting VIII add much the Vaue
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
OFFICE on TnE PLiSr STEEL RIVER hElNs Co..
No. IS PiSE-sr., NEW YORK, June y 1853

1JTgIcS 90 TUg FLSr STEEL RIVER MIXING Co.
No. IS PNEsr, NEW lotki june - eJ,,) ,9oJ ,,
NOTICE is hereby given that an ASSESS-
MBNT ofTwO DOLLARS SHARE on the Cap'sl soek we
FLINT STEEL RIVER MINING COMPANY has been e'ea he
purpose Of erecting Stamp MIL Sc payable At hs oaoe On m S V
tbe Nb day Of Juy ensuing With Interest thereafter l
fer closed the 10th of July, after which no ~
be payment Of this assessment ~ Su
Board Of Directors WALTON FBkGISON, oee-2
NOTICE to the HOLDERS of the FIRSl ana ana
IN SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS u the PITTSBURGH, G r.
WAYNE and CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANEln pursuance VI
authority the Trustees under the respective Deeds OF
mortgage securing the First and Second mortgage oo
respectively FOWayne and Chicago Railway
and conformity With the byag In relation 70 the meetings o. e
holders adopted Ap = 1854 which provides that The absence nom
other Trustee the uRdene Trustee nader the said
Trustee being absent from the eeunty hereby
holders Of the Mortgage Bonds
holders Of the said Second Mortgage bends to be held
Office the said Company IN the City OF Psbargh on tue
Of June 1862 twelve O'clock Of that day for
pupose Of considering and acting aud all such questions as
the lease Of the railways Of the said Com
the present said Company into guaranteed
stock Of larger aggregate, which dividends At the rate
payable quarterly out OF e rental
shall be paid ard also for the purpose Of con-
srng aud al other matters Which be
fore the said meetings either Of them IlLDEA Trustee
NOTICE is hereby given to the BOND
~ HOLDERS Of the SANDUsKY, MANSFIELD AND NEWARK
RAILROAD COMPANY that the NEW CONSOLIDATED PlRSI
MORTGAGE BONDS Of this Company will be ready for EXCHANGE
old the UNION TRUST COMPANY OF
NETWORK Trustee % Broadway and alter the I'D INST
Coupon payable July 6s attached 70 said New Bonds
will be paid by said Trust Company C. L. BOALl President
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
FRUITS AND BERRIES.

gut the market and take the vide range 4e2 To- Ihe
bulk good Red Cherries brought h6l3c White bDlZe sour OF
Cherries O0l5c With fancy at l8aoc and common Aatara
Strawberries also u pne ron To l
. quart with some Barnes Mammoth berries zoe pint Fine Agh
sutu,t sold Ice plot and extra Wilson's a. 6dI
a. ouar The buk Of sold lOd2c quart, Ease for
thirds and 3aJc for quarter ad fh baskets Apples are comng
Norfolk and sell st ~ 5Od - 81 q bb u f
10 good orer and ~ 80 for poor Some btckcp Bssp
bees from Delaware Saturday st sa were ade
Al l5c. for nirts. We qIOe
Arpes bb ~ d ~ 80 Strawberries WILSON'S Dood
Isrtu d..
Good red Small baskets. thirds ga ,
Cor-or n 81 Quarters and Jn 4
Go,,eherrt sJa - Raspberes Black Cap pt OuR
Strawberries Fancy. qt..... .2adSl
FRUITS AND NUTs-DRIED.
unpcrled a. peaches receu changci hAhaA al &C.
re Considerable quantities will be carried over until anoAsI yea
A dried ifait Depressed We quote: ~, z,o
Peaches peeled. D., fne.2 as gIV
poor to wen Apples. Southern hue q D. l@ dlJl
Ulueeled halves T. 10 70 dl4 Orhua 70 OooI''''''' at
state, ~ Glot
B,etbsrr@ % B.2i an peanuts g. bush l0d - 5s
Cbe,ss pttri b ....4l as Wilmington T. bush 759 10
haspberfea ...'TZ o4'
FURs SKINS.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
USIrEp STATES TREAsuEI, EEw.YoRK, Jane q, 1909
FOURTEENTH SALE OF GOLD.-By dlrec-

UNITRD STATES TRRlsUhIl NEW-iohht
FOURTEENTH SALE OF G0LD.-By drec.
on Of the Secretary Of the reasury notice s hereby s bs
million Of dollars IN go
received al this until Of THURSDAY 2h Instant "ben e
will be opened and bids declared. -, ,.u...
Proposals vii he received for rot less than I've thousaII
(S50 and payments be made either IL as n MONEY OF
crriitcate Successful bidders will be required 70 Ae
hs amount Of the purchase the day O the sale e
will be received Monday and THURSDAY Of each succeeding rsA
otherwise ordered.
The awarded will not exceed two millions Of dollars per week
and the right bids obviously adverse TO the ne"
Of the Government H. II. VAN DYCK, Assistant Treasurer
USITED STATES TKEAsURY. NEw ioKk, June ~ @ @Ioo5
CEVENTH PURCHASE OF GONEKNMENI
~ BONDS be received at this omee until oon
oWEDNEsDAY June o. for the sale TIE Goyment ore million
hundred and tFpy ?yla Q60 dollars Of sI Pe Cent pye
TveGH Bos, salng Iud al witch ns ms @as WI h De
opened and the awa declared Proposals viii state lhe
whether gstered o coupon aq ~ 9heh
issue AID be less than Eve Thousand dollars
prices be for the prPt ol The
bonds lawful money without gard to the accrued tne which
will be paid the bonds accepted fom 'he cate % ihe t
payment Of interest 10 the date Of purchase -,
Bach proposal iBeose certified cheek Tor Eve per cent OF
amount offered The checks Accompanying proposals not aeepea WI"
be returned the result Gteraned and those OF DINERS
the following day when the Bonds delivered for which payment
will be made they be duly examined -
The right reserved reject bids adverse the Interest Of the Gov
BIZ order Of tks Secretary oIths TfsasurV
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
49,

8i7 less than for the
previous week corresponding week at 5zZa lbe mnst
continued until to-day and pces WORKED up eeh N
Increased receipts There strong feeling s eTo
NJ Csrss sy are now arriving Western quota
bhls Jersey fresh brought nc 10 some Vu
the marx O ls, while good lois have hou
the c understanding that reclamatohs VII DC ao"eu
n they had We quote: IN a,
j. L. l. and Pa q doL az nok.'.. W. @W ~ ~
state good ,....4 a25 Egg Oats q bush good ...s5 at3
% ~
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23

Receipts 37266 $50 exported Tor the week Corresponding
week lat yet Receipts 1870 with 1888 exported As must
have seen ali prices have taken quite tumble ialng ne
during week, give promise Of stability now At The Le
factories taken al l15 0ec Win some STOCK
len Par vaned from l4c to 5e Competition Was not 0s
bat has been active as the large re-
| and bpn,s show Shippers appear unwilling above l8e
ercp factory. They not inclined % purchase
gey receipt Of shipments will deress the
Other side Skinned cheese not aabe nov ha
good article freely offered The Cable quotation oos oH we
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23

oyycs EzcuaNGK FKE lSsuaASCg CONrAsY,
No 10 BROADWAY, NEw.iORK, Jnne lbtS
UNLECT N.-The annual election Tor
IL nIRECTORs Of hs Companr will be held At their ohee on
WEDNESDAY the 2l dAy Of The polls ui be from u m
90 %. M EICHARD q. COABbS, secre.aty
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23

aUfr7.f
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23

PETROLEUM-Suce this dav week market has
been remarkably dull aud for short delivery dcae 5e has heen
established Futures better sustre hut without important
change SIZE being bd for the months aud Jc for lines Sep
teHhe October December Philadelphia delivery At crut quo
exporters entirely of he market aud we must look for
prices sle eater again e market
sellers which been the time past ey
gagged 6lug their contracts for the large snoqu Of vessels ad4g
Crude iu barrels continues ga 2 Is s asked The scarcity
empty packageseng m very great Crude in bulk has declined
l5iG i6c., being a decliuc Of ulyl cent.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-23
ngHg IN u

Receipts u ptes r decrease Of 32a from The
Arrivals the corresponding week last $50 The
and which 20 hold good for AZ least
the California trade The shipments BY The seimef
$50 % them state and the balance
Weitern mostly Shippers already Purchasing for the
Of The Of July engaging lots arrive The bulk Of the
purchases al 3ld9lc. lot Of lb good yellow
frkns bringing &C. another lot 3lc fes
IN Of this demand
light receipts oi State Butter small sales Of choice western
have been made 3jc u only The good
straight lots Of Western Batter eoOre and yellow good
frkus wanted Below this class II falls right % 10 l36
23e. and then scarcely be tOh. The SANE
Of medium and State Even tue Se-SV pals of
fair demau moving slowly the trade al cnteng
on small lot - state Creamery IN Welsh uhs. very Zoe
demand good Western but
2j This demand rather ven
ur-for being sent out speculation hold I'M
al Fas expected with possibly two more snip
muts other taie springs the prospect aPpItnt
the prices to the present rates unless we butter
packed and held the There 2I packages re-
iced to.lry We 0uOe
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-12-04

Calicoes l24c. Bleacbed Cotton l2Ac. Al
paca 4Oc. Damask Napkins x 50 IS
per package. Dela'nes zoe up Brogans
81 80 Heavy Boots So so Grey's Brown
Ba nkets 81 50 per pair. Good White Blank
ets IS co. Long Shawls Sc 90 and 81 90.
worth from to $40. Cloaks SO worth 10.
Nubias 81 90 up. Ladies walking shoes
80 rs. Cloth Caters So SO Boxes pa
per collars 81 90. Brown winsor soap Soc
per package. Letter paper 20 to 2sc per
quire. Envelopes 10 to 20c per package
Pens lOc PER dozen. Backing at Cost =
omhs Sc up. Ladies Handkerchiets 25c.
Silk Dress Buttons 25c per dozen.
~ r E PumELL. Of Franklin Parish is
with this House. and will De glad to see his
friends. w 2
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-12-04
Wnafbita q elegrapb
MONROE, La, DECEMBER 4. 1869.
We notice that our friend q. W.
McFee, Druggist and Chemist. has re =
paired and returned to his old stand
On tho corner Of Grand and DeSiard
Streets, adjoining Oliver & Byrne's.

~ We have been unable to get
full report of the receipts of the late
Fair for the benefit Of Grace Church.
but We are assured by the President
and Treasurer that they will not be
less than $4,000.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-12-04
The following prominent officers or

The following prominent officers or
ex..oficers Of the government died
within two months past: one ex- Pres
ident, Franklin Pierce, two ex-Sec-
Fessenden and Robt. J Walkers; one
SECRETARY of War, John Bell; one Sena-
tor William Pitt Fessenden; four ex
United states Senators, Pierce. Bell
Pratt and Walker; one OK Postmaster
General: Amos Kendall; one OK Speak
or OF the house of Representatives,
John Bell; one Rear Admiral, Charles
Stewart; one Major General, John E.
Wool
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-12-04
CHECK YOUR COTTON!!!
USE THE sODELL COTTON CHECK. ,,

And you will not lose in weight only from
natural causes. You will always get ycur
own cotton for it cannot be exchanged, and
you run no risk Of getting light bale for
your heavy one; nor Low Ordinary for Good
Mlddling Cotton. BY the Of this check
you give your merchant KEY TO ALL
ERR ORS-they are discovered at once and
rectified before loss is sust aimed. 1t gives
your merchant voucher to correctness very
satisfactory TO him, and you will know who is
to blame in case Of losses 1t will relieve
him from blame for another mans mistake.
Use the "ODELL COTTON CHECK, p
IT FOR YOU to corroborate his account sales
out, even if all marks from the heads OF bales
are gone. 1t caves steam boatmen ouch time,
much money and trouble. In using the
"ODELL COTTON CHECK mark a simple letter
or any usual mark on the head Of the balefor
convenience, and if hundreds of bales are
marked exactly like your cotton and on the
same boat, no one can have ANY NUMBER
LIKE YOURS, as there are no two checks
alike.
This check is made Of brass-s about the
size Of a Mexican dollar. and is a complete
fastening or lock around the tie-it costs only
% cents, and will last the planter, merchant or
c ottou dealer -oany years. 1t is approved by
all planters and cotton dealers who have seen
it.
Checks can be ordered through all country
merchants, any Commission House or nv
ncnse in Monroe.
General Depot No. 1874 Gravier Street, New
! Orleans.
| -.. 8. w. ODELL.
! Monroe, La, Sept. 90, 1869. no26m
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r @ R EN- r..

r WILL lease for next year Cs7o) at the
L court house door III Monroe, Dec. 18th at
o'clock. VI my plantation seven miles below
Monroe on the East Bank c the Ouachi:a R,v.
er, known as the place formerly owned by
!. I'm Lilies. Sr The lease will be adjudica :
ted to the highest bidder at public auction
The lessee will be required to give his mole
for the amount of the rent. with good personal
security due and PAYABLE on the LIST Of Dec.
1870; and before any Of the crop or work stock
is removed from the plantati IN.
A. LEVI
Monroe, La, Dec. 4, 1869. nIl:2t
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~ We ean particular attention
to the advertisement Of Kern & Co.'S
"Great Southern Cash Store" of
Ticksburg, Miss. The prices as set
forth cannot fail to attract the atten-
ton of buy ers, and we cheerfully re-
commend them to our friends Kern &