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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-03-20
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F4oiA 9AieFepOft south " esteTn.
Louisville, March 14.-.James
is dead.
Washington; March 13.-Gen.
Butler introduced the negro Jou
bert to Boutwell, as an applicant
for the New Orleans assessorship
OF revenue. Joubert said he had
no pecuniary interest, but he
wanted to test whether his race
was to have equal rights under
the new administration.
Atlanta, Ga, March 15.-Gen.
Meade and staff left last night for
Philadelphia to assume command
of the division of the Atlantic.
Richmond, March 15.-General
Stoneman issued his order today.
republishing the act of Congress
vacating offices within thirty DAYS
from the passage Of the act, and
ordering that all persons who can
not take the iron clad oath shall
be removed from office on the 18th.
This creates quite panic in State
officers, for nearly one third of the
offices are those that payne salary.
The commanding General has had
no applications, and consequently
no appointments have been made.
For many of the judgeships there
have been no applications, which
leaves the legal business in a cha
otic state. This evening o batch
OF new appointments were made
for city council, and some minor
city offices. Tomorrow, it is
stated, a new set OF officers will
be appointed in the Capitol. Their
mometer fell from So to 81 in
seven hours.
Atlanta, Ga, March 1G.-House
! passed 10Th observation-disclosures 81,
nays 4G. Republicans present
and not voting IS; Republicans
voting nay i. 1t is the special or
der in the Senate tomorrow, 3
O'Clock p. N.
Washington, March 16.-Mr.
Johnson departs Thursday. Fish
assumed State Department. Full
and prolonged Cabinet meeting.
/ New army order under prepare
ration assigns Gen. Halleck to the
command OF the States now com
manded by Thomas and Meade.
Order consolidating the army
into twenty five Regiments is pub
iished.
Order juStissued assigned Sheri-
dan to the Division Of Missouri;
Gen. Halleck to the division of the
South and Louisiana, the fourth
military district and the States
comprising the department of the
Cumberland, with headquarters
at Louisville; Thomas to the Di-
vision OF the Pacific; Schofield to
the Department Of Missouri, and
Gen. q. O. Howard to the Depart.
ment Of Louisiana. Until How
ard Is arrival Gen. Mower viii com
mand. First Military District
added to the Division of the At
lantic.
Cincinnati, March 17.-Annna
hog packing statement Of the
West shows a decrease in number
OF $4,000; increase in average
weight of 81 pounds; increase il
lard yield 81 pounds; aggregate de
crease in crop 81 per cent net; de
crease in lard $4,000 barrels.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-03-20

A MODEST OFFER.-The n.
Y. Tribune says that eff Eng
land would promptly and frank
ly tender to the United States
full satisfaction for the debt
she owes us-first the amount
of the Alabama claims due in
dividuals, and then the relin-
punishment of her sovereignty
on this continent-We might
accept it and let by-gones be
by-gones." This is as modest
as it is liberal The original
urging of what is called the
Alabama claims was consider
ed merely as a huge joke; but
now we can't settle the matter
unless England throws in Can
ada to boot! Of course, all
expect that Great Britain will
make urgent haste to comply
Il Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-03-20

INJUNCTION AGAINST THE
STATE TREASURER. = The last
Legislature made a very thrifty
arrangement for their own relief.
They passed an act appropriating
S25O,000 to pay the expenses of
the session just closed, which
amount must be paid by the Treas
urer out of the first funds collect
ed, before any other Indebtedness
OF the State. Not until this $780,
600 is paid, can any other claim
against the State be liquidated.-
The other State officers, the chart
table and educational institutions,
the holders of interest coupons,
the teachers of the public schools,
the judgeS-eyery other claimant
on the State Treasury must stand
aside and await until our legisla-
tors are satisfied.
Now, there is one class of these
claimants which exhibits no dis
position to acqulesce IN the justice
and constitutionality of this bill.
We refer to the Judges, two of
whom yesterday sued out before
Judge beaumont an INDUCTION
against the State Treasurer, for
biding him to recognize the pref
erence attempted to be created in
favor of legislators over other of
ticers Of the State, and from car
rying out the act of the Legisla.
ture referred to. The petition
alleges the unconstitutionallty Of
the law in question, on the ground
that it creates a distinction and
preference OF one set of State of
ficials over another. The petit
TONERS are Judges Cooley an(
Duvigneaud.- n. O. Times.
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SET0geG.

ON Thursday evening last, from the God
" win place, from the undersigned. a
dark brown horse Mule, about Ave feet high,
nine wears old, walks and trOts well. No
noticeable marks or brands. Said mule was
originally owned on the Roby plantation,
near Cotton Valley. ANY one delivering
the above described animal to the owner
near Bellevue, or leaving him at this office,
will be thankfully rewarded and all ex-
penses paid
ELIZABETH WILLIAMS.
March 6, 1859 3t
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-03-20

INTERESTING TO SPORTING MEN.
The new revenue law of the
tate taxes the proprietor Of every
ambling house one thousand dol
Irs on each game played, re-
hires all games to be played on
lie first floor of the house where
e establishment is located and
rects the Auditor to causeali es-
blishments violating the laws
tbe closed up until the law Is
4plied WITH n o. Bee.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-03-20

The law of the Legislature
of 1868, making the Clerks of
District Courts ex-officio Clerks
of Parish Courts, has been de-
clared unconstitutional by the
Supreme Court Of the State.
The decision was rendered in a
case brought up from Pointe
1Coupee, between Bouanchad,
! Parish Judge,) and Hebert,
(District Clerk
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-03-20
Succession Notice.

iA Parish 81 Of G Bossier In Parish Court.
~ natural tutrix of the minors of VIM.
Hall, deceased, and administering his sue
cession, has this day filed in the Office of
said clerk, her final account as tutrix afore-
said.
Now, therefore, this is to admonish all
persons concerned, that if opposition is not
made thereto within the time prescribed by
law, the sand account will be honologatcd
and made the Judgment Of the court.
~, Witness, the Honorable L. w.
; LIS Baker, Judge of said Court, this
~ February 18th, 1869.
TIiOS. n. BRADEN,
MI SITS pr So Clerk.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-03-20

R In Syracuse, New. York,
the street-car conductors are
made special policemen, with pow
er to arrest unruly passengers, or
those getting OH or off the cars
while in motion.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-03-20

Two hundred and three per-
sons were killed by horses or
vehicles in the streets of Lon
don in 1868, most of them in
consequence of rapid or unskill-
full driving.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-03-20

- Major George ID. Fee, Of
Oxford, Miss, the grand high
priest of the Grand Royal Arch
Chapter of the State Of Mississip-
pi, died on the 81.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-03-20

10 A New York paper men
tons a railway conductor who
keeps two wives, one there and
one in Boston.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-03-20

~ A man recently brought a
bill of 81 against his brothers.
estate in San Francisco, ''for loss
of time in attending the funeral"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-03-20
Shreveport Price Current.

x,,rrseted weekly from the South Western
r. .hould be understood that our quota
~ SAo ,,eneralIy, represent the wholesale
tons, II s. currency. la hlling small or
Prioes :.hor rates will have to he paid,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-03-20

~ The Planters Banner has a
new Hoe railway press, capable
Of printing 800 to 1000 papers an
hour.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-03-20
Smile Drinking Saloon.

FVNhe undersigned informs his friends that
i he will furnish them with the best of
Liquors at the above name SOloon, which
he has just opened for the accommodation
of the public.
Also kept constantly on hand an assert
mcnt of Nicl1-nacks, Family Groceries, sc.
~ Terms-Cash
JOHN II. LOTION, Proprietor.
Bellevue, La Whitley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30

CoSrprSrAL YArioSAL BASE EST ISkK December ~ oS
ofDIrseto, have this day declared Dividend OF foUk PbH
CENT "a nsr cent? Of all payable and Atsr MoNDA
I e71 transfer books will he closed from tins date uul
January = 'o'" o.. p. TiMPS0N. Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30
LIVE STOCK MARKFTS


WrDVNsDAY Dec 29Ony 9 fresh
hund bat With 100
md au $50 brought from WhaWken the supply for
moderate demand Sales slow and the Monday
Some extra fat kn;ncky grades Of rising l7c With
occasional animal l1c but Ice secured The
pe e for little 5ewt and hee The stock nearly
all sold.
7 GoF sold for himself and T. Ule 81 fat KY grades 50l7G
W. Thompson Mulba steers G. cwt at IeI4c aud
y very fine 10 cwt Ill steers at l7dl7sc.
Bright Pagan scd ~ little he and DIV
pcut cat At l and 81 Mich cattle mixed 6G6i at Isolde
p y Cary had s. good u cwt Ky cattle. sold At 59l7lc
J4c
r. Eastman for n seser 81 steers = ewt at I5Gl6lc aud
b for himself weight, a. Isle
Adoph Co bad Is common q wt Michigan steers and sold at
l3c by II. Wesheimer.
Culver Teed Wheeler sold 80 illinois steers for Scott Cross 81
cat cattle at l3l dl5e.
Bufchsrd F. Ford n prime strong cvt Kentucky
cattle. from Mr. Pords farm. They 10 0Tcbuye1
Plain little higher for tops Also &c Kentucky cattle It est st 53
A6c. for
Michigan steers and oxen n cwt I3I5c
nnd 10 heavy State and good
Schuster disposed OF Is fat s. Kentucky grades lsa7c
Dsdey Thompson, for Coon Post SO Ky cattle 6du
CWt at li6l7c
s Ulery sold SO ane o. cat Ky cattle at IsaITIe
Sheep are IN light supply to-day ouy 24 arriving viz
COmmunpaw and each OnehuBdred Roryeghh and
NJ kOrehst There little demand that
Prices pretty frm SAFE for prime stock
EIs 7i08o Verv few sales made IS jersey weher
4 No. at SIC loo Csbata Sheep ia
b, 53c and 81 lambs Sc u. SIC
Hos little 6rmer TO-DAY tnr weak market yesterday
Arrivals 1885 via II at Conn and FOrtrhL
They quoted At 81 dotc with the following sales 81 Mich
%ee dressed IN good order brought llG2c with city dressed
Ri03ic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

LoSpOS Dec 2)il mCOusOls opened at 9 FOR aud
ek o. bonds 90 hz;
is for 1905 old sud 8i 1905; TenFoes 80 Erie Railway
fobsres 49, Illinois Ceutras sea- Atlantic snd Great Western @
FRANKFORT Dec 2Unted FeTWen bands closed fat
yesterday a 81 for the issue o. 1862
Dec I'LL mTb market for Cotton steady;
s1dng UplsDds m Qlld Mddhog Orleans Iallid the sales Of
..he da estimated 10000 bales The market for Breatstuds
fenet
HAvEK Dee closed Yesterday spot aud
adOst; Tres Orduaire on the SPOT, 1876 4 cwt
ATwEaP, Dee 2aPeoeun closed quiet yesterday at COZ for
Standard White.
BRVssS % Petroleum opened yesterday tbslers
HANFUKG Dec 29PerOeum Ope fr aud unchanged Yesterday
LoyDoN, Dec 29:3D rConso Tor uonev, 90 FOR account Zt
IOrties 82I Stocks easier; Brie Railway shares, Isl
LlyEPOoL Dec. 29l;30 mLard fat 81 = cWt Bacon 636
q cWt for New CCnhsrlaui Cut
LONpUS, Dec. z4,-TaIOw firm. at IS e cwt
LONDON Dee IS for
rei for the American Securities closed quiet and
United States FiyeTveuy bonds 1892 6ot 1863 Old 8i 1861 8'
TenFortes &C. Stocks steady Ene Railway shares l12 Illinois
Cenras, 99i Atlantic snd Great Western, PSI
LyErkOOL Dee $3.50 mIhe Cotton market closed heavy;
hddg Upsnds ii; Miiug ld sales Of the
have been i2O bales Including 1900 for speculation and
Wheat Bi30S4 per GENITAL for No. Rel Western.
LOSDON, Dec Cakes Refined Petroleum, 5Q
\ $40. y gal. Common Rosiu, 81 =
Dee 2SIhe BOurse quiet. Reutes, 2 r. 0c
ANTWERP Dee 2Petoeum quiet SO francs for Standard
white
29Und States FyTventy bonds opened fat
a. Jl} far tue issue " l662
PsErs bee 29-Ths Bcurss closed dru Renes 72f. Csc
HAyEE Dee 2CotoITbe market opened quiet for both the
eyot and saoat
AsTwERP Dec 2Pet0eum closed Eat at 81 francs for Standard
White.
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60 Glbum ii map Guntsrm.
90 Manufstturtrs.

VNHE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COM
invite attention Of Manuses 70 th water roHe
Of PsSae SeSJersey. roe sas iyr
and eight miles above NsSAs sdolnng os Ere
miles Of Hobokn aid y $40 r 'so
City Hall Newlork They have bs'd ana AL % sev ~. 1865
aud arranged that sssn sns es
and races
moi ony aRuudnn but permanent The property situated Ga
Of large popuats el ~ ~
nm. CITY Of NeWYork communicating .ih BY pank foAo "
road aud BY uAte the most ads ageois p
cpnS m be souptry the are aeS and ssosnsnAs
brick Mn 4IOO oaf stories high Machine Shop Ana
for ediate oeeupston APple<N7ps w
TORREY DO yeseY-it, NeS-Iork.
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GHant,s for gusin,ss gtu.


VALUABLE GAS COAL LEASE for
n SALE miles Of Psbursb Pe9alyaoa Railroad
Annly TO JAMES g. WATSON,
'F' Clearield Clearied County. Pern.
Also scent Patent Railroad Rail the greatest 'u,H-
ton q the day
CTOVE WORKS for SALE.-Owing to the
- death Of two Of the proprietor he FRANKLIN STOVE
WORKS in Cleveland. Ohio are offered tor SALE
60 MOlters perfect order VIC ASe
variety both Tor wood and cost some em hAag
Western market Inspection OF ie works nos
In operition Invited Apply personally TO- or address BY letter
" WOOTSOS. HITCHCOCK CARTER. Cleveland Ohio
VUANTED-A Special or General + ARTNER,
Address G. w. MOORE foEnerly OF C.
W J.. I. CO... No 33l Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30

CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD
~ COUPONS
Of First Mortgage Bonds
JOLIET AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COUPONS
Of First Mortgage per Cent Bends,
DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY RAlDROAD COUPONS
Of First Mortgage Bonds
DUBUQUE SOUTH-WESTERN RAILROAD COUPONS
Of FIRST Mortgage Preferred Bels -
DETROIT AND MILWAUKEE RAILROAD COUPONS
q First Funding Bonds
DETROIT AND PONTIAC RAILROAD COUPONS
Of rst Mortgage B0uGs.
due Jan 1870 will be Paid oce No. Finest In the City Of
after the - pToIno less Also dse
JANUARY /, 1910,
ST. LOUIS, JACKSONVILLE, AND CHICAGO RAIL
ROAD COUPONS
Of Second Mortgage Bonds, free Of Government tar
ATLANTIC AND GUILE RAILROAD COUPONS
Of Ce sOdaei Per Cent Bonds free q tsveumeut
NJ h. JESrP COMFY.
No IL Plue-t
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FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
These BONDS can be registered.
.R3,0CO.O00.
2o,OOO,O00.
CAPITAL STOCK..............s

CAPITAL STOCk................S3 ,VcV'OoV'
TOTAL ISSUE OF BONDS. .s@,OOO,OOo.
Length Of road, 1T 500 miles The bonds are
limited 10 less than $lS,OO0 per mile and are Sc
cured by First Mortgage on The entire properly
NJ the COMPANY which cost about $4,000 per mile,
and which. we can say with the utmost confidence,
will be worth soon after the completion OF the road
at least double its cost The consolidation OF TINS
line with the indianapolis, Crawfordsyllle ana Dan
willie Road llaces over two hundred miles under one
management and furnishes still further security 10
the bondholders these bonds having been assumed Ia
virtual Guaranteed by the consolidated company under
the name of the indianapolis, Bloomington aud west
crn Railroad Company. This is an east and west roa
connecting with direct lines TO Boston, NeW-lork'
Philadelphia and Baltimore on the east and with
the Pacific Roads on the west. 1t runs through
the richest and most populous district OF Illinois inc
local business Of which will be more than snClent 10
sustain il. while the through business (which wll be
limited only by the capacity Of the road must MAKE IL
one OF the best paying railways IN the country
TWENTY-FIVE MILES ONLY RECLAIM CN-
FINISHED. The work is pushed forward energetl-
callv. and TRAINS WILL BE RUNNING OVEN
THE ENTIRE LINE DURING THE ENSUING
MONTH.
,hort tbrce-ouarters of the Loan has been taken
bv actual investors. We continue TO oner' lor the
present the balance at 70 and accrued interest III
currency.
The high premiums which the stock Of all tho East
,d Uest roads i'm Illinois commands justify the be-
lief that the stock of this road will also soon sell
above par thus making the convertible clause OIL the
Bond valuable option.
an marketable securities received in exchange al
tho highest market rates. Bonds forwarded Dy e1-
press free of charge. Pamphlets containing iuii par
teulars furnished on application by the Undersigned
financial agents of the Company.
TURNER BROThERS,
BANKERS,
No, "A Nassau-st, New.York.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCF.

Per CdRdL Pessss and R1tlrO0dA
Dgo El053 bales Cotton 1920 bhs Flour ~ rkCS Ashes
Pkgs DeesvsI 3lO5 bush Wheat y FsIseed bush
Scans 100 bills Con- Neal bis Refined Petroleum.
Spirits TupentRe 81 bbs Rosu C68 bills PORK pgS 53
PEgA Cut Meats sos Pkg Lard Lard % pk Stesun. 202
bkgs Butter Col Cheese f4 Eggs, Talov 7
Dried Fruits 2Ol5 Dressed Hogs l2O OF Cake % bills
Copper 1914 bills Whkey 35l bales Hop 800 Leather, PIG
Hides 2l bd Hides bids Tobacco 23 boxes Tobacco
l3 bb Moasses 8 bags Cotton Seed page Rice go bags
1eauGts. 10 bags Black kyed Peas 69 pkgS Pee1nS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30
NEW-YORK & 0SWEG'
MIDLAND RAILROAD
These Bonds cnn be Registered.

sIx MILLIONS or DOLLARS PATD.uP STOCK SUBscRIP'
IoSs No bonds issued road uBd constructions ne limited to
600 per mile Of road and in raining order BLING ONLY
ABOUT HALF THE ACTUAL CASH COST Tic roads being built
with e,t economy for cash, $50 miles already completed the most
thorough mauuer equipped and running regular trains AID TIE whole
line lover 800 me) expected viii be completed within the ensuing
rear IT'S one Of the important roads IN The Ne"lo
,hoer; the rouisTom NevyorE CITY to Buffalo 70 te aud to
o,vego IS miles; popuou' district de'neh other '
ron, which must furnish large aud pronaoe "sl business"
and will be completed aggregate cost r below TIA OF any col"
netting line These advantages cannot l TO make one Of 'h'
heat ps1ing roads leading from the metropolis and m INST Mort
,. Bopd, one Of the eeur issued 81 nosass o'no
famed on Railroads running the CITY oNeTiors are pol and
p,omptl, paid. although Of them are norfied Tor more
than double The amount per mile haIs >ndapd' AmoF the bonds
now Offering We know Of equal iee For tue Investment Of
o., hpd, there is nothing b'ter and eIhsngeor Govern
men. Beads they give large Increase Of income beside e'Hns '
premium The, are Getting sh rd sale and We have ban grained
IN And this, tbsy are taken chiefly by mo eonser'e aud "g'
ou, CAPITALISTS 10 eeh,oge Government securities Pre- PAT ''
accrued interest, ia currency Crcu pamphlets L. on ind Tor d
utou
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JHrantial.

YY,Itp ANIMAL, MEETING of the StockhOld-
e. 81 he EMPRE SPRING BED Co VIII BE- pea AZ 1Iana
n AZ =. To-, IbEsDAl %
Igso.-N. y. Dee 30. 1919 .. - o -
A YOUNG MAN bringing his fathers business
" 81 10000 barrels aar annually from ile ~ss pe'iss Pa
siietT Commission hOhss ID FioA
On - tits cr Address D. D. G.. Tribune once.
Taz NAroSAl pAIE Bass ov zThsSS zee pee 81 ''1
YiRET MORTGAGE BoSDs Of ~ OK &c EiG
patJP aliIROAD EXTENSION COAfANI due OF te IL Gay
,fJ,ngsy 1870 vii PAID presentation ~ IDS ,sgH or
bal ., =. 800
5IHE COUPONS of the FIRST MORTGAGE
BONOs Of the MACON AND BRUNSWICK hALkoAp CON ON
Any a. LAMAR 1870 h. PAID 90 eh1 sitter tha AI upon
,ssifsu al The Of DABEBY MORGAN Co. ~ biehaSge
Sisos
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DOR SALE-PhCIFIC- RAILROAD CON-.

EOH SALE-fh> II ~ hAlDROAD COM
the General Assembly oftsese = Missouri approved l. 1851
az oosnee Of The City Goose, q tar as o. - Louis 60 wit o
Mayer behalf ehe CITY 20 'rtsh STe he1abd bsres
therefor tie bonds City p aoat
ofnerett the city might said oa por The
ou made end The bonds ssEed aud by
Directors Of said Railroad Company thereof
the principal the subscription hundred aud Seventy
snS s 70 &c S On sad So have been Issued
cover e balance ofntere paid Aforesaid three hundred thou
"WAeas BY City Ordinance 1915 approved December H. 1852
the have been appointed committee behalf Of tho City
Of St Louis sealed proposals for the Of all the capt
tai stock rights and interest Law equity
road Of Missouri owned and claimed By the City Of
Now therefore 10 compliance with the provisions said Ordinance
O6 sealed proposals viii be received By The undersigned until twelve
6 tIed for opening said hdb the purchase o. all the capital stock
right aad interest Law equity claimed belonging to the City Of
al Offers 70 purchase must be made subject following rGpire-
FT, All bids specify much ca or bow
CITY oiSt Louis what proportion cash and what proportion
claim aforesaid
Second bond, offered description Of the tine Of
1hiTd Zach party bidding for the stock interest and claim Aforesaid
other party subject his order eo,o before the hour htsd
o the opening OF said bids the Of I thousand dollars cash.
money OF security that said party M be the basr
the stock interest and claim Aforesaid shbe received and paid for
accordance with the price and Of said Nj.
within the
City Counc has approved Of the award Of h COmm. to folly com
ply with the terms Of bis bid ssd earnest security money shall be
FV: Committee reserve tire hight to eject any bid.
S1t No bids will be entertained for lees than the whole Of said
stock interest aud claim IN said Pacific BalIoa Company -
Seventh: All proposaE be addressed 20 the Hon NATHAN
b mayor OF tue City OF 81 L9u aud upS said proposals must Se
Endorsed the following Proposals Tor purchasing tho interest Of the
City Of - Louis In the capital stock Of The psesc Railroad Of Missouri
s d. BARLOW. COMPTROLLER
SAM PEPPER chm Corn Ways ard Means.
CHAS A. MAETZ. chm Com 90 p. r. r.
had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30

Union DIME SAVINGS BANK, ,.ou~
~ SIS SIX PR CRNP iSTEaEsT on SIS TO $4,000.
ASSETS s6,927. SAP O1.
mT {u.vgg. =, - JOHN MCLEAN, Prest
w & WnIrLock FeeFtes@ G. s. CHAPLIN, Treasurer.
ARNOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-30

PHHNr SArroSAL BASK. NEvlOEK, Dee %, 1852
TNHE DIRECTORS of this Bank have this
day declared DIVIDEND Of YOUR V PIX CENI hee nom
IA, nsyable and after jan ., l8In. a, ,o-o
II" i'AN'' N PARKER, Cashier