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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TIME BUBSGREmER CONTINUES
~ the Lumber business &C bis Old stand
at the corner of Main and Seventh Btroela,
and would respectfully inform the public
hat his stock Is large aud second 70 none
IN tile assortnemts, embracing Pine OF aA
thicknesses and quality, from the nicft
Third Common Saginaw Board mp M
Three-lnch First Clear lamts
Also, o DOORS OF various L~hicrmoMaa.
and styles, and
10000 LIGHTS.
window sash, Pine and Poplar BhlnRim 8
3 and 4-feet Lath, MouldlnRg, Caalmna
Quarter-ROund, dc, &C.
Orders from the country. I've or az
filled promptly.
sen d8m JOHN n. GLOVER.
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MONTHLY
Trade Circular
FOR JANUARY. 1859,

Containing a list of valuable and useful
articles for sale at ONE DOLLAR eachs
also, liberal Inducements Tor forming
clubs.
10 also contains Information aChfeh, aCe
think, NIL Ee important TO any person send
ing money to The GIN Enterprise one Dollar
Concerns.
Id is the opinion of some. of our city and
State officials, that II this circular is cir
cuiated in AL parts of the country, it
would be the means of saving a great deal
of money which Is now lost by sending To
these unlawful concerns. On account of
our Immense trade, and of the deprecia-
ton in merchandise, we are now Offering
TO Agents better inducements than ever
before offered. Copies sent free to any
address. ANDREWS & CO, "a ELM SG..
formerly l64 Sudbury ST. BosrON, MASS.
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FREE OF COST.

A selection of one of the following articles:
Misses Fur Muf and Tippett, Silver
plated Ice Pitcher, Lepine Match. Wool
Lang Shawl, / pair Blankets, &C &c.
For additional particulars, SEND FOR oUR
KEW FOR 1863.
TIHOS. l. FEENO q CO..
No. 81 Elm Street, Boston, Mass.
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WE ARE ON HANDI

And are prepared, on account of our I'M
mense increase CT business, and of the de-
probation in merchandise of ali kinoSs 10
offer to u Agents and the public, not only
Cottons, but all kinds Of Goods at LESS
prices than ever before offered.
ANY person that viii send to us for print
ed notices OF 60 articles, with So enclosed,
90 !, raoafyn
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az RD-

In retiring from the above partnership
desire TO return my "a % my ricnd
who have favored me With business. and
would ask their continuance with the now
firm. JAMES STEELE.
Evansville, Jan. %.
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Wanted. Agents-TEoS s z ! FL TH E

KNITTING MACHINE- Price So. The
simpiest cheapest, and best Knitting Ma
chine ever Invented Will knit 10000
stitches per minute. Address AaERIcAE
KNTrTING Co., Boston, Mass, or
%t TOuYg- Mo
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.atarrh, Scrofula.,

"a LADY who had suffered for years
-. IrOn Deafness, Catarrh, and Scrofnia
was cured by a simple remedy. Her SYM
paLhy and gratitude prompts her to send
The receipts free OF charge to any one SINH
larry afflicted. Address Mr. NJ. q. L, Ho-
bOKen, NJ J.
-RRING BUT NOBLE-Self.heIp for
- Young Men who, having erred, desire
= better anboO sent in sealed letter
envelopes, 1rre Of charge. II benefited,
return the postage. Address PHILAN-
THROS. Box z. PhtladeIphia, Pa.
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GiIman's Pulmonary Troches.

Especially recommended for clearing the
TIN q and retiere hOarSeaess. Much valued
by Singers and Speakers. at once The best
and cheapest. Sold everywhere by drug
gists. Only p cents per box. May be had
In any quantity OF
JOHN d. PARK, Cincinnati. o.
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No printing oatabIissinenU ~ tho west
mas better faeIif.es or greater ability tor
doing fine steamboat Printing. Our stssOrt-
metlt or d Type. Though very large and
eomp lete, IS constantly b~clnGadded 10, and
cur Job cenartmcntiH under d personal
supervi siOn OF Zone OF the bestJob printers
In The United States. We are prepares 10
PRINT Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Ellis Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills 0t Fare. Mates Tickets for Tabor.
o. &C. Orders left with either or the
w~harf-boats VIII be promptly attended to.
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WILLIAM HEILMAN, Agent,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-26
weanler aud water.

The arrivals and departures up to
three o'clock yesterday afternoon, in
clude the Cumberland, from Cairo;
Minneola, Cincinnati to Memphis
Tarascon, Henderson to louisville;
Nellie Norton and Sallie ", Hender-
son to return; Richmond, louisville
to New Orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-27
DOMESTIC MARKETS

BALTIMORE Jan 26Cotion du Mdng Upands nomnAly 2eIe
c c1 a Gs WS: S u rs sH r s s o At
7e Rye ag at s5asI co Mess s9l 80 Bacon
Ham,. HAM no ie SIAN Lara .e,, V q pSs Ss 10 'r'''
fhADkLPh J's 1T ~, 0aehs rt Psnnpvsris Extra
Family which sells ssas g. whe,tdan and ~sak Rs5 81 %
very qus New Yellow At s9d9c Oats steady, a7Se PeirO-
s 1SS 4 cI % 3s s G a. o''''' ''a ''r'
ST. Mo- jan ?roaeeo unchanged Cotton no@sal at ne
' unchanged Wheat ia erToyd SeAn1 Pne to ai@ S5 t'.
.oa7ae ost, aatlc Barley steady ., 81 Gs Tor Prime 70
Choice Iowa Spite ne s9, At 81 3Gs g. 49, W. sy, AZ
t9L Bg ssl, active l94 hs6' ,f si .aT9 W o. son.
loose C, packed shoulder Isle Clear sfe' lie Bacon sTm l'
Of three DAYS mall, shoulder ' id sIe ea ss e and s5
s3@st Res; 'a. - Iba Ros 2S Sd SH, ds Wheat 900
Fan SmG.ao ' sa,s ,'. q wS. w No
.s .S Ga H. 30 ks Btd Gi S S Sgs o:
Il Is 50 q & ' as, w WIZ his'5ff .D o as =;
& PROVISIONS lc,s sad P9rt a At s1 i cash LaFa II
cuSsfand, oo.s IA se D Ss,ed shoasu hose. I2leioe
sIs sIIsrss i;i az 7sE sai I've Hogs S'' ,1
sa 1ais,sa y SS I 50 SA0 ~ %G sS Fout q 5
bush wheat BOO bpb Cora bh oats 200 bush Rys
.S %S,., 80 5as co $50 bush Oats 100 bu.h Rye. 1000
1 TosSo Quo JAM &oar quiet and ,,say Tr,b. Extra
We,I s STsI doD .S 81 ' S o s0 o. tie
saGle ~ OBJ hehgsn 10 oIt seady 2. slast RJS as9
MmwAuKEE 26-Poar Setve but unchanged Wheat
seuve boz hade lower No at 81 H. Oats noLni-
nal Cora quiet; New 3a57e Rye active sni hsher No ~
Barley poAl Pfoou City Mess PORK $50 500
go sgeareud IAns i6dl6ie Lsri-Pne Ct zoe Dressed
Iioss sfm a. T5d Ga Reedps-4ooo bills Flour 1900 bush
Waeat SO Lush Dat, 90 bush Corn. -
OswTao Jan 2Flou dun; sales 800 bbls a, 81 $50 for No
spupr fr Ambsr Winter COR White; I'll for Doglle Extra
Wheat qast No Milwaukee Cab At q oi No Chicago Spring
quieti sales Of
~ U seug n sual lois at 6sc for Westeru Barley
held s20R2 O5 Tor CANADIAN Rice inactive Com he. ~ ~
s6dss e. Railroad FrrghtsFiour 10 Boston, 81 oSi TO
Nca-Nork, Sc- 10 Alb-nr, OTc.
CiSciSSAr Jan. 7Pour unchanged Gan unchanged Cotton
&c offered Asked PrursOlI b1oyaut, sith upward
,srdsucy Ness Pok sold 80 % heh the close at S3
ale. of Couury Mes Buk Meats hgter sales large
shoadsr, l9c Clear Rib sides, lec Clear Sides lie Ba'
r rs aud lsmau; Shoulders lA!c Clear Rib l7c Clear Sides
ne Hans lsIdlgc Lard good demand business checked
Of holders; Prime steam od 81 1l9c for Cou
tn se b CITY; 10 the day held 2 Gold 8 RIehahge
Gun.
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SHIPPLNG LNTELLIGENCE.

PORT or NBw.YORE Jan 20 ............. CLEARED:
steamshpsJaa Lott Liverpool; Celia Gede London carroll
Vile Rsuear PhAdspba Rapan. Mallory SAvanuah Charleston
Berry Chaon Niagara. BGkeman Norfolk City Point aud kch
mood; Gisueus Walden. Boston
sps-Abbs RysrsOB Dennis LOuaoni Peruvian Thompson IoES
BafEs-PAnus wu,ne, Falmouth for orders; H Fsi Emery,
EeW -Oreaus. ,, .
Brgs-Unou Star Merriam AsPinvAi Ia williams CardenssI
Nevis Forrest MatanIasi SwTok Eabein haels' Co,
McCony Jessup Kingston; Athlete Puriy Campo
belle B.i W Bsbe LoIer hOohsi Rob snth Bsi,dsn New
Haven't H. Whmore Goes BAm0re NeTada Doughty safsnnah
H. S. Rowe Love- Norfoiki Dart, Johnson STAMFORD
ARRIVED
Steamship Ellen s. Terry, Besrse Newbern. n G. mdse
Nkerson. Savannah. mdse and
Brig Amy Piukhap Palestine Nov " via Gibraltar Dee IT, fruit
Scbr Lugsno johnson Demarar Is days Lei 10 port barb
AllAcoye and brig Milwaukee, for EevfoTk IN 5 dayA
DOMESTIC PORTS.
RoroN Ian a6-Arryed steamships George Appoh, BanOre
s.Io Pbiaepha ship N Player. keunehunk; brig Staples
Ror. The steamship reports that she last evening
anchor on the horse ehoeuPposed 10 DC we no"
FpsaErowS 26Arysd steamship s. Louis RON New ore
FoTrEEss MoxsoE Va JAN 96-Arysd bhg Christian aud II,
Francis Jane from Rio for Baltimore.
KAY WEST Fla Jan. 25-Arved hak Cumberland Of Yarmouth
g. with lumber from Pensacola for Liverpool leaking badly.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN JAN 26Ths Cunad steamship Aeppo, HarhsOo
which sailed NeS-York Jan H. arrived this at OeOci
this morning. all we'll The England arrived yesterday.
.t DISASTERS.
The steamship Peree DucheSue which sailed from HaTre jan -
retuTued the former yesterday badly daage
The precise nature Of the acdn, has rot get tranp bat a de
will be furnished obtained SI Ga board were he
Aud many injured son Hon Green VI Louisville kY
Simon CsnAcho The Consul AZ heStork
from Honduras Also patssuger and safe l3e agent vac
casualties probably confined to the
ployes Of the vessel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LONDON 2ll Consos open 93i for both money snd
the United States PVsTwenty bonds easier 49, stocks
quiet; Erie 26t; IiBos, vi! -, 49,,
LfvERFooI Jan oil The Cotton market dull The
following the opening Quotations; Addlng UpAnda
Mdng Orleans dll The shipments OF Cotton from Bombay
TO tue inst since report have 5000 bales Corn @
quarter Tor Old MIXED Western Lassed Cakes arc arneT
but not quotAhly higher -
HAvRE 21he Cotton market opens d At the o"lng quo
tAons; Tres 0rnG the spot m nosi Low hddhng Ahoat
francs
LvERPooL 76-2 The market for and fabrics at
No Red Western firm but unchanged Corn 81 ASS per quarter for
Old Mixed Weiteru, ami 34t03il3 for New,
LosDOS Jan 264 mConsos close at 93 Tor both money and
the United States FVerwenes 13 Stocks qe Ere 26j
Illinois, glt.
LvERP6or jan l,1o D. mrbe Cotton market closed
duohy lower; M5dug Upands ui Mddng Orleans ia
dd day footed 1900 bale. Lnsee Oh aat
LOsDoS jan Taow 49, per evt No. u Dutch STANDARD Sugar
afost. buoyanL
AyRE Jan 26Cotou closed esIsri sales made Of Low
Midlngs, aloat. at J5 francs, per cat . .-.
Pans Jan 76-EsniDg closed srm Rnies 70 francs
11eeut
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orn ns following statement shows the receipts from United
nternn Reyenue in each Of be Iast twO years
.s265 s20.l746 IS SIgl,1sO564 %

-
The Boston Transcript says Of the Illinois railroads and
the state Legislature; The Legislature Of Illinois has re-
Gently had before 1t bill for regulating the rates Of fares
and freichs upon all railroads chartered by the state
This Railway Fare Bill has excited earnest discussion
only in the Legislature, but throughout the West S
charged both passenger and height tratc Dy e IN
railroads II tho Illinois legislature may mus eS
tate 10 the railroads the terms upon which they shall
carry passengers why may not Massachusetts, ana every
other State do the same. But an unexpected obstacle
has presented itself IN Illinois. An examination OF
the original contract between the State and the
"lIinOis Central Railroad" corporation, shows That II
the proposed bill passes and becomes law ~
releases TINS ROAD from lt5 contract 10 pay luto uo ote
Treasury FIVE per cent OF its gross earnings The posi-
bty that the state may lose TINS lmpOrtant source OF
Income has induced great caution and hesitation among
the projectors and friends Of the measure; and the bill
has been committed 70 the Judiciary committee oy a
a large majority The Attorney OF the state eX.
presses doubts Of the cOnsttutoDay OF the proposed
w and the best legal talent OF the state seems TO concur
In this opinion. IL is noticeable that during the discus
sOu pending the passage Of the bill very little opposition
bas been manifested by the managers OF the Central
Road" and many believe that this wealthy corporation
we're looking the final passage Of this bill means
20 relieve them from the further payment OF the
Eve per cent state tax" The Chicago newspapers are
unanimous in cOndemnng the Railway Fare Bill" They
Glau that the effect Of IL would be TO drive
away foreign capita which has been their principal
lance heretofore building all their great roads Thu
Chic0gO Tribune, in recent article thus Sharply os
noses of the matter: We think that the Lower House
Bpringheld can afford 90 slow in passing tho Railroad
Fare bill which went through the Senate on tuesday
We can see nothing in it but lawsuits and public and pri
vae wranglng with lua defeat 10 all persons who at
tempt avail themselves Of its prOYslons: IheIe are
bills before the Legislature for charters for half dozen
new railroads Where the money TO build them 10 TO
come from II the Legislature to fix their rates OF fare
and freight afterward may be known TO the Seniors who
voted for the bill but cannot be known generally. Two
years ago, when there an emphatic pubic demand
Tor sueh law based upon what was deemed real hard
ship We favored passage expressly means OF
pertaining iudiciay whether the power existed TO limit
the charges Of railroads We think upon review OF the
matter that IL was well the bill did not pass It's consitu
tionay being then stated, doubtful and its prac-
teal workings extremely complicated and liable TO per-
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rHpnprs nR PROYfsInNs

EXPORTS OF PROVISIONS.
Total 10 Great BhtAi Beef
81: IS ;Se:G' 5;S IS i'ifs u.s.: d!
Same time lS61lol4 $3.50 sse6 H,lsi Rtl 1924 1879
Pcfk Beet Lard Butter Cheese.
F9 3 q: S s'.l ending Jan S 3: ea s sS
Since Since Sep. l,s'.lsss, 9i 3, s:5 s, ,Iisi @
RlCE-Hodsrs .ppsar confident domestic and the stock Caro-
Sas About Is "a. .C tEsy Ts ' ang' the demand At tie
S D. mt I I for G s Aba, 100 s. g h sIS %
sUGARsThers mach better tads Raw. today the
demand .nO.t entirely rom etPs Prices AZ: decidedly a ana
close with very LITTLE osng .'sn Ate iyss.ray hs1rss Holde
Affairs II Cuba as dec ss a iS W. o1: s for fair
SlsS Lids a. ase for Cuba and Peste Rico and eo boIe
lated and Crushed lGie for son White l5ia9c for Yellow and
New light, sales lSls Timothy Seed Isl ds%ssSSd At
g 50 per bush Rough FaI Seeds In moderate supply and firm At
lower rsts sale. bag: Boston packets mot YET
reported arrive Hale S2Zt gohAndOo eK heCesron
sGLTTbe market auie. for Al, tuds no new arv
ST. s 1to - 7s IS ss Isgl esSs @ Sr'S
dan ana few arrivals. price; from store ere S s%is.
sUMAcscyi selling frOA 100 for the low, and siSOo
STEARTNls fair the high prices asked bad
restricted business Gales Of 10000 ~ at Ice
aiyAncsd all2a2c for Western and liga2c for
#OoL-Tde h,s been very quiet the week Manufacturer,
evidently waiting for the public 's Of TIE 2A t Te9 1rSaa.e
future prices The inquiry for all descriptions light and only for the
supply immediate Market IL 6Tm There quite
wooden goods which continued must lead increased de-
MATERIAL and probably improvement in prices
Prices uominal UNCHANGED MeA Walter Brown Co.'S closing
Quotations Of to-day follows:
DoHKsr1o FLEEcEs-NewYok Michigan Indsua-ssIony
Fleece Od5ic Three quarter and Pp blood Meno Half
blood Fleece Fd5O Quarter blood Fleece 46d49c Common Fleece
t5d+5c Ohio Pennsylvania. aud Yna-Choics Selected saEony
Fleece, dOe SIony Fleece, 8QtOc Tbreequaher and Full
blood herino seaS2e; Hafbood Fleece tse2c Quarerbood
Fleece $685. Common Fleece 4669c Wisconsin Iowa Vermont
ard hnosTbee and Puood Merno, 45df9c Halfbood
Fleece 45di8c QarterloOd Fleece 4dt7e Missouri Kentucky
and TennesseWGhed Fleece 45de unwashed Fleece jJdJoe
Unwashed Combing, 42G47c; Canada Fleece, 48a53c
TUBWAsHHD WooL-Choioe. SSG62c Fair 55d5S Inferior and
~ d53c
PULLED wooL-NevYork City Pulled OdHc EeE.York
City super Pulled $685. Ssw'York City No Failed 9SaJici
4G0t5c Country
Pulled <id5oc County Pulled long, lsaOc Country No.
Pulled 32d35c Canada Pulled, 45dJ5c 49, -
CALIFoRNA-Spnng Clip fne, 40J7c; Spring CLIP MEDIUM 80
37c Spring Clip low grades 0a3ej FAN Clip pass Fa
Clip low grades and bury Ad3c; Extra Pulled O0ci Super
Pulled fOdl2e.; Low Pulled, 5J03te.
TENAt-Fine, Base Medium, Rd3c Low Ed22c Inner,
l9024ci Very Bury. l5d20c
FoREIGN WooLs-Cape Good Hope sd47 Nerean, %a2oc
Bueros Merno GI5 BIeGos ATTes Mesto DG3c Dons
ko Washed 36GEic.
wSKYThe market Inactive aud s havT sales Of 20 bbA at
81 for Western
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-27

EXPORTS bales Tor the week ending With Saturday This shows
that trade carried Int At low prices Some recent
A are Weonsin go DO good De-; ~ d. c
bales State B09c Many Wisconsin hops
back arrivals expected Al eInct nom T.
Weiss reads Oar market IL little better than
yours concerned the heavy arrivals during
the having the effect Of totally prslpg tsie and
Tightening buyers Business fct. for the present completely
stopped Quotations uonnay from co shnss 10 sngs
little time market home growth 10 fairly active
eug period the and trsnseons larger than
nt expected supply oBngh Offer not heavy and were
moi E che tppfenily nelhausbo arrivals hoH The Continent ht
America there would be reasonable chance Tor prices Improving
ON House retnrus show 1000 bse American received boa
s.tnsr M 10 the present time aud 1900 bales Belgian sud
Bs,aa making Whist Known to be on the wr, total 81
10000 bales and therefore surprising to hn1 market % slron
The Continental show little activity at late rAs We
quaes #
Conppob BdIOl Common 10 fau........ "a
Eastern ..... 09il Mcbgsn..........'' sdlu
Comn1n 10 81 leaIiugA "a
MEAIs .
R.f ,S Non In hc,vy nppr and unrhauged po stronger
Win Iccupisoi 1900 Wtser dressed li We VICES
ASl boresi Lard 1891 paekgcsi Bei 1si' dds SUI oS w
beer sa,, a. m 10 1l3,t Couutry Dressed .... n
Veals dressed az dressed Western Ola
Common 10 dlt State aud Jeney.........lil a6
Mutton prune esrrasa ala Western Dressed ...lJi6lt
COnmop 70 ialT,s.... ia . ... ..
POULTRY AsD GAME.
TURKEYS AID chickens plenty aud sow today foo geese
scey be sold Al Al price Ntnson doing nu nHh seT
ariyhh The time SLOWED for shooting having eIp, oH states
ONLY those deer previously taken sent forward Ls mems a
demand Al saIoe for assross not wanted "ke boA' u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-27
RANK1NG AND FINANCIAl.

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY offers
limited amount of its First Mortgage Bonds at par.
One thousand miles of the line West from Omaha
now completed, and the whole grand line to the
Pacific will be open for business in the Summer of
1869.
By its charter the Company is permitted to issue its
own First Mortgage Bonds TO the same amount as
the Government Bonds, and more. These Bonds
are First Mortgage upon the whole road and all ITS
equipments, ard give over eight per cent on the
investment. Such mortgage upon what, for long
time viii be the only railroad connecting the Allan
tic and Pacific States, takes the highest rank as q
safe security.
The price for the present is par and accrued inter
est from Jan. J. in currency Subscriptions will DO
received in New-York at the Company's Office, No.
20 Nassaust.. and by JOHN j. Cisco & Son, Bankers,
No. SO Wall-st, and by the COmpsnys advertised
agents throughout the United States. Pamphlets,
with full particulars. on application.
Bonds sent free but parties subscribing through local
agents. lciH look 10 them for their safe delir7y
JOHN J. Cisco. Treasurer, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-27
RECEIPTS OF pRODUCE.

Per Vessels and Railroads
JAN 1s332e bales Cotton. ION bbG Flour 10 ist b1sh Com
50 bush 100 bush Seed 462 bnsh 5000 bush Oats O
bush Malt geo bbs Meal 4ot bags Meal 400 bags BnctTheat
300 bills WHISKY 239 pkgs Batter ga pigs Cut Meats t pkg
Eggs g. pfgs Porn 100 Pkg Lard 20 pkg. Tse 2 pigs BeeG II
Rice g5 pkga Cheese II pigs Ashes M bis Ron 30 bb Tar
% bh Turpenne 20 bb Spirits rarpune O bb Crude Petro-
b6s Reantd Petroleum m bush Cotton Seed 90 bales Hops
Is bales Hemp bales Wool 80 bags PeAnu 50 Hides $3.50 sides
Leather Dressed Hogs bids Tobacco 149 pk Tobacco oJ
pkg- Oh Cake. 100 bbS Starch, l22 bbla Dried Fruit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-27

NEW-YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAIL-
IN ROAD coMPANY-ro The Stockholders; by virtue o. The
proved meeting stockholders the h day o. h les5end
10 pursuance the Company passed tf i
appaon persons shall the fr Jay 81 March next at
be tockhoer ard bl severay elect TO receive the
5000 SHARES Of NEW CAPITAL STOCK Of this CouDsn at
the proportion Of share for every ro shares hed as
AFORESAID The payment OF ~ on each new share 90 we
the remaining S13 whenever the shall De called
by the Board OF Directors
scrip eersca given the time Of paying instaments and
full pad stock will DO In exchange for the at scrip
certificates gbeueYer the full amount shall have been paid ~
Pens owuBg than shares than multiple OF two
purchase sell that tue number OF their shares shall
be a multiple ftxo. -,
book Will he and remain closed from the Let the
Ry order Of the Board " Directors
Ney.York. Jan 10 1850 WILLIAM D. BISHOP, President
E0rEThe remaining IS per cent viii be called for rom De 20 TIME
Tor additional the road and
pmeutS
Stockholders are requested notify Company whether
thew 10 take the stock.
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

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addressed the HewlOk Associated Press ony
persons eIhhtng the authority Of w Snoni0n General
for the Journal Of Commerce Tsss TRsuNHt
H0rd Erprsss EraiH9 Post CoaedI ddSsrfts,r Slas
ZeuHg Yorker and NEG Yorker Deboknd shoud as
be delivered only 10 the anep persona