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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-30

The name.of the Company is the "~INTERSA-
TIONAL INSURANCE C~OMPASY.v 1t Is loca-
ted in the City OF New York.
The amount o. its capital stock s-----SJO0,00
The amountof capital stock paid up is 10000
The Assets of the Company are as follows:
Cash on hand or in the hands OF
agents or other persOns-.--.....-- Sil,2 80
Real estate unincumbered--.----..... None,
Bonds owned by the Company, to-wIt:
U. 5. $40 bonds, par value -s526y5 800
". :. l0I0 bonds, par value lW,000
U. s. 6 per ct. 30 year bonds 2l5,00O
New York County bonds $500
Virginia State bonds-.--... 37,IOO
Alabama state bOnds.---.. IL,0O
ssOl, 100
Market ssss, g5 90
Loaned on mortgage. being the
first lien on unincumbered real
estate, worth double the amount
Debts otherwise ecured.....--. 2S,4OO %
Debts for premiums----........-...-. S,55 II
All other securities. 1891 %
Total 81, 29O,s4 30
LIABILITIES.
Amounts due Ct not due TO banks or
other None.
Losses adjusted and ue-.- None.
Losses adjusted and not due. l,lOO SO
Losses unadjusted and losses in sus-
pense waiting for further proof. l33,GIf -
All other claims against the Comply 4,2l 81
Total liabilities ,996 .
The greatest amount insured in any one
risk. $4,000.
The greatest amount allowed by the rules
Of the Company TO be insured in any one
city, town or village, and the greatest amount
allowed 10 be insured in any one blOck-nO
arbitrary rule. Are governed entirely by u
prudent regard for the character OF the risk.
Sworn to BY GEO. W. SAVAGE, Pres't,
WM. J. HUGHES, Secretary.
Approved b. q. W. B~LACKBURNE,
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
S. R. CLARKE & CO., Agents,
IS KnickerbOeker Building, Madison street,
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ASSETS.


/. Amt of cash in ST,
Nicholas Nat'nal Bank. Sl0S, Clio 81
Amount of cash in Office 6.lSi GS
2. bnincumbered real estate owned
by the COHp any
3. Loans on bonds and mortgages,
being first lien of record on unfn-
numbered real estate worth at
least S2,G5,5IO, and on which there
is less than one years interest
due and owing Interest at : p. ct.)
4. Loans on stocks and bonds of the
United States, and of institutions
incorporated by the State of New
York. payable on demand, (the
market value ofSecuritieS pledged
being $40 800. Interest at Z p. Ct
5. Stocks and bonds of the United
States and OF the States of New
York Tennessee and Virginia, and
institutions incorporated by the
state Of keW 4ork, Owned by the
G. Interest actually due and unpaid
7. Premiums due and uneollected
on policies issqed---..-
5. Rents accrued r-..-,.,-,.r
n,faV ag1afg CO
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The srsat yftaliser..-This tide may be

airly given TO a restorative which has taken
precedence Of III other tonic and Alternative
preparations for a period Of nearly twenty
years. During that long interval HOSTEL
TIERS STOMACH BITTERS may be truly
said to have enjoyed unriyaled popularity.
Many preparations nave been got up to COM
pete with il, but they have all fallen into its
wake or SINK into oblivion for lack of pa
tronage. From the first, this now world-re-
nowned Vegetable Tonic has been both me-
dicinaIly and financially successful avery
year has added to the number of its friends,
and the demand for 1t, based solely upon the
experimental proofs Of its excellence as a
prevenu&e ana curative geems 70 have no as
signabIe limit. The medical profession sane
ton and approve its use, and it is nov at the
head Of the class OF medicines 60 which it
belongs. the admitted undisputedS oyEI4IGN
Tonic OF THE AGE. The statistics Of the
United states Revenue Department will YER
iy the statement that il stands alone and I'M
approached in The magnitude of It's sales as
compared with ihase II any other proprie-
tary remedy advertised on this side Of the
Atlantic.
THE EXPLANATION Of this fact may be conf
prised in Q few words. HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITrEHS IS at Oace the purest,
the safest and the most potent Of all vegeta-
bic tones, and the best antidote to every va
riety ef malarious disease. Hence 1t is espe-
cially adapted tq tbs pressnt season Of chill
ing dews and unwholesome YaPers.
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SECOND 0Ay-Tuesday, Get. IS, 1863.
W. c. WARD, sup't,

SEeone 0Af-Tuesdayi Get. IS, 1863.
w. c. WARD, sup't,
CATTLF-ALpERNEKA
Best Bull 4 years Old and over. Dap. and so
9 and under 49, y
. " " old.---~- 20
" sucking under l year--- 5
S~weepstake for all ages--.--.--Dip. and =
No aged animal taking this premium viii
be allowed to compete in any sweepstake
hereafter given by this Association Ia thts
class.
eOWs-ALDEREEfs.
Best Cow years old and over---Dip. n $40
. and under y
- {" 4" old.- 10
" sucking underl year 5
sweepstake for all ages--DiP, and "
Conditions as above.
Best Bull OF any Age. dip. and SO
C0WSAY ERSHIRE.
Best Cow , years and 1 1geF and sg
% - - old.--.-..-----. 10
sweepstake for all ages~pip. aud 10
Conditions as before.
DEVONS-CLASS4
Best Bull of any age.-pip. and sl5
" Cow -.--.----bip. anu ~
HEREFORD-CLASS
Best Bull Of any age...--~---~-.Dip. and SIS
" Cow -.---~--Dtp and 10
MICH eOWs-C4ASg6
Best Mich Cow OF any age or
ana Go
In this class quantity, quality and food to
be taken into consideration to be milked and
carefully tested In the presence OF h Award
ing Committee,
FAT CATFLE-CLA&S7 :.
Best Bullock 4 years old and
~ x
" head ofthree fat cattle OF any
age or sex, fed by one exhib-
.--.Dlp. anu tO
MLSCELLANEOU&.
Best Saddle Gelding---..---.-.... IS
81 " =
" Harness Horse, Mare or
elding---.- ----.-..-..-...-... -
Fastest Pacing Stallion, Mare or
Gelding, mile heats------... 100
THIRD DAY---wednesdsy, Oct. ~, 1863.
Gen. ]. r. CHALMERS, Sup't.
RLOOD HORSES
Best aged stallion, 4 years and .ooo
Best three years and under a.. g
a. two g. q
" suckling under 1....~-- y
-Sweepstake for all ages----DlP. anu -
No aged animal taking THIS premium Will
be allowed to compete in this class Tor any
premium hereafter given Dy teis soeiety,
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From the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
We advise persons having diseased hair
to use Professor Christy's celebrated Hair
Lotto. 1t is put up in q bottle and box. La
dies who once use Lotto discard every other
preparation for the Hair, as il is the best
dressing foF the HsiF IN the world, The Lo-
ito never fails TO remove the EOrsI easrs of
Dandrun, and restore gray and bleaehed Hair
to its natural color
For sale by druggists; sample bottles sent
to any address in the United States by express
for 81 PROF. CHRISTG co,
No. al Cheslnpt street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

W.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAuROAD,1
SECRETARY " TREAsURER's OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, TENN., October Il, 1882
STOCKHOLDERS In this mpa are
- hereby notified that the annual election
for Directors, to serve the ensuing year. Will
he held at the PeabOdy Hotel, Memphis, on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th November next, at
II O'Clock am.
ocI2 :. II. LAMB, Secretary.
MISSISSIPPI y TENNESSEE RAILROAD,O
Secretary and Treasurers ONCE,
Memphis, Tenn. Sept %, 1863
coupons of the First Mortgage e per cent?
seven per cent bonds of this company,
maturing on the LIST October next, will be paid
at this office at maturity.
seq ). n. LAMB, Treasurer.
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LIABILITIES.

l.. Losses incurred and in process of
adjustment, and losses reported
on which no action has bSen ia
ken
, Dividends on capital and scrip
declared and due and unpaid
3. Dividends on scrip ordered. re-
deemed and yet unclaimed---.
4. Total amt of losses, claims and
liabilities
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Continuing six days, until Saturday, October
30, X g.. Suitable premiums are offered for
Agricultural Implements, Machinery, Me-
ehanical Inventions, Products OF the Field,
Garden, etc, Fruit and Flowers, Paintings
and Drawings, Textile Fabrics and Materials,
Minerals, Chemicals, Poultry, sheep and
Swine, Cattle and Horses,
The New York herald., 1869-01-26

2Sk 20; racanc Msd, l:ix 12lk; New York Gen.
tral, l6AA los; Erie. Ssh ssh; do. preferred. o.
%; Hudson River, l3oT q III; Reading, 97X o
e73s; Michigan Central l1T5S ITO: Michigan South
ern, 9i1s si's; Illinois Central 1ss I40 Pfttsburg
o. eih; Northwestern, s31l saz; do. preferred,
Ss5s So1s; Toledo, l075s lo7; Rock Island. ls3
laSA; st. Paul. TAX 70; do preferred, g5 o e6,s;
Wabash, 634 637; do. preferred, 70 n: Fort
Wayne, lss% 12lk; Ohio and Mississippi, SIX q
s51s.
Prices closet as follows on the call at the last open
board:-Cumberland, 81 o 8s; Wells, Fargo Co.'s
Express, 25 q 261; Adams Express. 50 5sH;
United states Express, SO q 6s,l; Merchants Union
Express, II bid; Quicksilver 25 a 25,s; Canton,
6i1s 6i%; Marlposa, .; do preferred, 24,S PAM
Pacific Mall, 1904 1906 Western Union Telegraph,
35k 30's; New York Central. 164z q l64ys;
Erie, 3s4 q Ssss; do preferred, 62k q O.; Hudson
River, l3o1z l3l1S; Harlem, 1907 1s6a< Reading,
08I 9eTs; Bankers and Brokers', 104 loS; Alton
and Tcrre Haute, AK 421s; do preferred, 671S os;
Wabash, 6S4 63,s; do preferred, 75n II; Mllwnu-
kee and St. Paul. TAX 745s; do. preferred, s4H e5;
Fore wayne 124 12l,s; Ohio and Mississippi, 371G
a a7x; Michigan Central, 11SA o 100; Michigan
Southern, 93H 93H; Illinois Central, 1873 bid;
Plttsburg, s3H q esa1; Toledo, looM 1o7; Rock
Island, 1ss la3h; Northwestern, sa11 a sax; do.
preferred, SSA a 80.
Business on the street after the board was at
tended with . great deal OF brisxness The closing
New York Central 1eax; Erie, sssS bid; Fort Wayne,
1884 12a,s; Michigan Southern, os% . 81; Rock
Island, 1885, bid; Reading, e6A Of; Northwestern
common, S3% s335; Northwestern preferred, soH;
Toledo. 1861 1o7; Pittsburg. 93X o.; 81. Paul
common, TAX . rs; St. Paul preferred, 9475 o5;
Wabash, o3A 63I; Ohio and Mississippi, 37x q
37X; Pacific Mail 1907 121.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
4. PRESIDENT BEsGa AND The DISTRICT ATTORNEY or
KINGS COUNTY.

NEW YORK, Jan. 25, 1s69
10 THE EDITOR OF rIB HERALD:--
Mr. Samue! u. Morris, District Attorney OF Kings
county, has, during my absence to Philadelphia,
caused q letter 10 be published which think no
respectable person will read without feelings Of
regret that he should have done Had the tone of
that Official document been such the public have
q right TO expect from the responsible position Mr.
Morris occupies would have explained its errors
put. as 1t is the thing Is nearly impossible.
One word, however, Will add, AMI that Is, that
during one entire year the public prosecutor confn
uay assured me that the case should come on never
ouce intlmaiing that the testimony was deieciNo
and at our last interview, wien, by singular coi1-
cideuce, the honorable gentleman was then receiv-
lag severe censure fron one OF the Grand Jury IN
opcn court for o similar neglect of duty he then
stated to me tuat preponierance OF 'prlsoa cases
was the only reason for no. doing 90. lie admits
however, that the Grand Inquest did find On indict
lDclt.
That the writer OF this In passing much OF ha time
amid tho fearful an1 revolving scenes, rendered im
peratlve b. his endeavors to lessen the inlseres OF
degenceiess creatures, Is doing simply 'to see
his name IN pnntn Is worthy the production which
tie honorable gentleman has given TO the world.
HENRY lLEGu.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26

wheat In active request nj the extreme quotations OF
Saturday and sales were made furber improve.
es were mostly at 8 81 for choice No. prng, delivered
White wheat extremely dull and prices tended In
Of the buyer California quiet nj abort ~ ga 40,
without sales The sales comprised about 10000 bushels
for common No. q 81 6iS a u 80 Tor good do, 81 81
for OF load Of choice 81 64 9l 90
delivered, the market closing nrm Corn quiet
steady the sales comprising only 500 bushels al ec
and esc. s7c for new yellow Jersey anoal Oats were d
and lower, closing At lc. In store The sAes limited
70 l6 bushe, at 7the ~ store and 76Sc agost Rye
IN moderate requests sales 500 bushels canss 81 b or
barley and barley malt the saes unnportanl Stock
fss bushels wheat DO. corn 7l9 DO
oats @ 4sl do T<sis do. barley, oats do malt os.756
fRrenrsThs market wss rather more active and rates
pool tsr steamer $1,000 bushs: gain AZ Ia Td FOR corn
and 7Ad. a7kd for wheat 1908 bbls hour al s ed To
0asgcw, steamer $500 bushels wheat nj 3d. The char
ters were "A Prussian bark, with 5000 quarters grain
Cork for ORDERS nj &c. 3D. vessel with lSV bbls. naphha
bon, with 200 bushss wheat al about isc. :" -
0UNsvs were dun and nominal a. ec TO- for bags and
Hrsr.~Mi kinds were dull and nominal ~ Saturdays
Hors hs market was exceedingly quiet and prices wore
heavy a. l6c 20c for prime and choice ades cc lsc
for fair 70 good do and oc for inferior TO
WMoL fair demand for the low grades,
and about s0 hhds Cuba centrifugal we're dspossd Of al sc
on; nd w:s eus sGs us S ssdy s Il and
Sevo do rosn The former was firmly held q Wkc 5!c,
posed Of 15o bbls sSc ks and - do from wharf a.
&c ecnsisusd y demand q shout NE pr!css
he ssss xsrc SSs sssssa q q w ID . 100 a.
0roiaeo end Ne q a ~ ~ d. No ~ oA IN ~
The New York herald., 1869-01-26

ssss !. = s:is ). q, y vi extra u WI
;ss i q = 6S:: & ::'t: ;:s a.
'sSs; &C. &C., f % nd :s' ss y.
Rsss u. + pas aa ass a ss.
c Il S "a q e IS S. g ssg ssss extra aps pss
aso sc sS gare sssrs q s I've sses sos s,s
ssass qsis we Sc Is, WIN arrival: i:.fs q
tauea IN moderate dsmsns AMI STEADY. win sale.
ss ~ sss ss 49, ~ e. 81 .
were re steady @ a $50 ss sale. wisAIa s e
sias ssss Gs mart: ysss 's
sales q package, 8 sc ns for ohss dry 'aea ao c rna
s''f&ss & 'A1sas's iSr ssss % hams 's and sir o.s
esss rIa.s re- nsssf isa
S os .a fa ,'n p he arse sIS1. %a. TO-
by sc.!s md "a rsr r. prices higher sales
md kettle Also sco terces for March and April
g ,4ss sss nsnss sysss s ss
Loo sos sal ss,ls cri. p sslsl wa, in demand md
@ the @ sSsa
E At s ses aess .ass Ssa q % & Ss Gaadd
Fsss Ssns a. 49, ss, Nas & Is p sna o
ssss s,o Ss. ssasaa /, .y. ylite e ne
4Q0 February s5iFc 1000 for March at and
400 from May 10 August at SO.
RICE was quiet steady 2lc. 9c for Carolina.
sUsAR1he market for RIO inactive there being no
of moment and prices heavy at llc ll1c.
for fair refining Cuba The sales were 60 hhds and
40 bbl private terms Rcfned was more sought after
prevail lizard lLc olkc s0it white
Ike I1ssc yellow &C. l3ASc nnf extra l4c
SREps.-Lnseed in fair request and firmly held.
There sa.es OF s0 bags 81 % gold duty pad 2ovu
arrive The ~ S0 1900 pockets to arrive per
j. H. McLarren at 81 Is do and In Boston 800 bags eI L.
Lamar, at g. 275 do Grass firmly held ut our last
quotations
TALLow was in good demand and prces wsrs firm. The
sales Is, ,000 lhs Mt l2c. l2i9c
WmIsxaY.-Rcceipts 6n bbis. There only small
sales At 81. tar paid.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26

Amer four O'Clock the Gold Room was devoid of
life, holders being indtsposed TO sell and buyers
being generally unwilling to purchase In the falling
market. At nve O'Clock the quotation stood 1897
q 1904.
The government market was f,rmcr for the tcnfor.
ses registered and the 'oSs which in request by
foreign bankers for shipment as an experiment
than through any positive wen defined Eai c?ean
demand. The prices OF all issues were sympaebstic
with the advance ana with the subsequent decline In
gold The closing street quotations were as fol-
lows limited States skies. 1851, registered. ILL.,.
. 111k; do, coupon, i12x q 112k; nve-twenties
registered 100 1oo&; do, coupon, 1902 113x 1l3s.
do, 1854, 1ooS 1o9x; do. 1888, lio,s l1ox; do
new, 1851 1osk; do, 1887, 1osH q loe; do, 1868,
ioeK 1924 ten-forties registered, lo5L 1o5,S do,
coupon, los 1885; currency bonds, 1olk a1o1A.
Foreign exchange was frm on the basis OF Io9x
for prime bankers sterling sixty days.
Commercial paper was in better demand and
prime sixty day acccp.anccs were current a seven
TO eight per cent discount
The Southern State securities were not 30 active
for the general list the Investment demand having
spcntits first force, while the speculative interest
directed 10 the railway shares. North Carolinas
TO per cent better. Tcnnessees were steady.
New vrginias duh, but lrm. The closing street
quotations at I'VE O'Clock this evening were as fol-
fows:-Tenncsseo sixes. cx coupon, 0s q 6sK; Ten
nessee, new, s7,s aos; Virginia skies. ex coupon,
ssk ssk; Virginia, new, % e3x; Georgia skies,
s2h "a; Georgia sevens, oak %; North Carolina
sixes OK coupon, esk e4k; North Carolina, new,
o2s q o2k; Louisiana sixcs, rex; Louisiana levec
sixcs 70 7ak; Louisiana lcvce eights, ss a 80;
Alabama eigbts, oak oa,<; Alabama nves. 90 a6oh;
Alabama sizes, 72k rs; South Carolina sixes raj
"a; South Caroline, new, 70 u; City Of Memphis,
S3x; Mobile and 0nio Railroad sterling, % . "a;
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, Interest. 81 . 81.
Tho express stocks were "onr from the high
quotations prevailing last week and were compare
lively neglected IN the overwhelming demand to-day
for railway stocks. OF tho miscellaneous list at the
stock Exchange Pacific Mail went mp to 12i Canton
touched o. and Bankers and Brokers' 1oeK bid.
The closing quotations OF the last regular board
were a. follows:-Canton, e1ka %; Cumberland,
s7,s 37k; western Union, sok ssx; Quicksilver.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
HORSE HoTSs.

Mr.. Shaw, the proprietor Of the Union Course, has
decided to give trotting meeting in the spring. OF
six days duration giving purses Tor all grades OF
troters. He also contcinplatcs having race meet
ing. embracing all kinds Of races and at all dis
tances including hurdle races, &c. His programme
will be issued early In the spring.
Mr.. Frank Works team Of mares are trotting very
fast 1t is the opinion OF good judges Of speed that
there is not more than one team that can beat them
on the road.
Harry Hamilton has very nne, stylish team Of
uiaDlet0nan mares that are also very last.
mare, by American star, darn by Kentucky Hunter.
which shows great speed to sleigh.
r j. Cranes black mare lle5s trots very fast and
has q very stylish way OF going
Frank BAKERS team OF nag taiis are hard TO peat 10
Colonel Price's gray team are looking very hand
some and show fine turn OF speed. lis American
Dr. Carg.s bay colt Harry, by Hambletonian, shows
to great advantage when doing his best.
The chestnut mare Lady Lindsay, fuil sister 70
Belle OF Hartford, Is said 20 be clipper.
Some fast trottng was done on the west side OF
men Who rise and ride early took advantage OF the
tss snow sas was ler - taa ocay aa ana Wig gaye i've
John Ricnards, with his team, Brother Jonathan
Ir. Phyre, with mis- sorre Ethan Allen colt.
George Ferguson with nis short-taie1 bay.
7. Ferguson, with his nnestrding, long-tailed bay
gelding.
+. Ferguson, with asorrel mare very wiry. rapid
animal.
MIR. Dennson, with his brown team, Boston Girl
and Nebraska Maid.
Mr.. Martin, with his sorrel colt.
Walter grrgr.s and his little bay mare.
DR. Gedney and star were making good time.
william Vanderbilt was driving a chestnut geld
Ing.
Mr.. Humphreys Eastern Queen beat Harheck's
uamblctonlan mare.
Mr.. Spencer was giving his bay gedng a brush.
]. Minor was putting his brown Patchen stallion
through some sharp work.
The Privateer colt out of a Bosnaw mare, owned
Iy Mr. H0agand Is one OF the Eiost promising three
year olds IN the country Mr. Hoagland VIII trot
him AGAINST any untrled colt.
lt Is IN contemplation to have two race meetings
at Saratoga the coming summer.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunari mail steamship Java win leave this
port on wednesday for Liverpool
The mails Tor Europe win close at the Post
once AT halt.past eleven A. M. on Wednesday.
The NEW YORK HERALD-Elition for Europe
win bc ready at halfpast ten O'Clock Ia the morn
ing.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, six cents.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26


4 pRIAK n. MULLER. AUcrIoNEER.
fEayxrroRY SALE OF 100 VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS on THE GRAND CENTRAL AVENUE. ABOUT
rHREE-pouRyHs OF A-MILE FROM HARLEM RIVER,
m wEsrcuxsrEs COUNTY BEING PART OF THE
NORRIS srEBBrSs TRACT.
ADRIAN H. MULLER, r \. WILKINS 4 co. viii sell
scon on THURSDAY Jan o. iss0 at u O'Clock, at the
Exchange s.lssr0on. III Broadway. New York.
The Aoo Lots absrs dsscribsd-
This property Is locstcd on ssstsrly side Of tho grand
Central (which Is continuation of Eighth and
vsuh Boulsvard about 500 north of Areuarus
HOTEL adjoining Inwoos; OF tbs most healthy
and beautiful sections Of county high ound
e. @ fse.
e from is horse Of A all hoars OF the
ehsssrs Terms liberal descriptive msps. 10. oaacs Of
The aucsioneern, NO. PinsNrcsi.
1 10y O'Clock !. 4.ssa .sis.Sss & S..ss. street..
Heavy and Shelf sss,'a1s 4sss aas roc... caer, &C.,
IN lots to suit city and country trade. ~
Hollow ware-7oo s,sliu Ketes, washbazns. claspo.s,
vo.h,,s.e sasepaSs s ao'er, Vie, Sm. aS; .G
Toppars.74 Water rsase. Hoppers.
P'unps-4i cissern P'nps.
Shelf Hrsaass Mss ia variety.
Catalogues morning of sale
"WEDNESDAY, jan n.
., ..y. p order O = Mssss, y. Morgan, M,sr, Finn.
Tabs and Pocket si,sss Sss,s;E x.,. &C.. H.
Shelving Counters, Desks,Ac.
S'''' R.E HazaLI co. & s,.,,.ss ASsssp:s, :;,..
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
Gasso LODGE OF MICHIGAN, /. q. Q. E.

This bo iy assembled at Mcad's Hall, Lansing,
Mlch, Wednesday, Jauuary 20, at eight p. NJ. Grand
Master Backman presiding. About 900 representa-
tlyes present. eleven new lodges lnsftutcd three
Old ones resscitatcd during the recess. Tie reports
show the order In most vigorous condition; men,
bershp about c.c00. officers elect for ensuing year
~ folows:-I $. Curtis, NJ. w. q. Master: T.. HWht-
ney. u. g. Master J. Sides, II. w q. Warden; Y. M.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
T)y HENRY n. LEEDS a MINER.
ID Executors sale.
HENHX LII I.EEnN- Anrt

HENRY H. LEEDS AuctiVucer.
WIN sell by auction Wednesday, January ", ~ ~
o'clock ~ their snlesroom No. " Liberty street, large
of imported Stationery and Fancy uoods
4 solomons, executor for the estate Of nens, con.
ssing Writing Desks Manifold Letter Books Porsloos
Bores email Mirrors. fine tooth Combs, Cigar and
Watch Stands, Tobacco Boxes, Fans OF all descriptions
Ladies' French BACK Combs, do Breastpps Steel Foh
Chains, osnts faper Collars rocksbocks Clock Pendent
racks fencs Leads, Copying fores apcc1aces
Iron Safe Desks Counters Tables Clock &C. All 10 bs cold
without reserve. -
The New York herald., 1869-01-26
RY \. DOUGHTY, AuCrIoNEER,

DY \. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER,
~ THIS DAY STuEsDAN, AT 10Y O'CLOCK,
At his saesroom 70 Nassau street, general
ment Of fsror chsnter and Dining Room Furniture Bru-
sels Carpets French plate per and Mante Mirrors walnut
and SECRETARY Bookcases hair Mafeessa ana Beddna e
Ms whole 70 Be soa psrsmptory 70 close ccssigamen
pY p. Levy, ,.AuCrIoNEER-wrLL SELL THIS Ray
sss and eer2gssn ss.se such a. CSlvsrhov ., l. n
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The New York herald., 1869-01-26

CoLoprD REVOLUTIONARY PESsroNRR DEAD
Kitty Hood, a colOrcd woman, 10l years old, and
probably the last Revolutionary pensioner 10 the
State OF Indiana, died In Jennings county recently.
Iier pcosion was drawn by virtue OF woual re-
ceived by her husband in the battle OF Guod Court
Iiou3c In 1850.
The New York herald., 1869-01-26

FLoUR GRArS-Reccipts becs bbs. nrir, ec do and
l712 bags meal 1sss bushels and s DO malt
The -four market rt somewhat IRREGULAR. Extra State
with small supply and good inquiry for export and
laton ruled frsI and tome sale, we're made improve.
laton At ~ 10 ~ 90 and several thousand were taken
for shipment At from "a Is 10 "a 3 per bb clos
higher grades Q. state and Western specially the latter
Caornis Gour pli dull, and prices nearly nomi.
nal The sales about 1eo0o bts Southern -four was
duh and heavy. The saes confined sn0 bss
Rye 1osr was slow Of sale and prices favored the buvs
lower price. The .aes wes 900 bb at s. for brandy