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.NesC advertisements.
HOfkER FEMALE COLLEGE.
LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY.

LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY.
The First Session of this College will be-
gin on Monday, September 10th, 1869. Am
pie accommodations, with a large and able
Faculty, for over three hundred scholars.
Terms moderate. For particulars apply to
ROBT, MILLIGANl JAS. HOOKER, Prop
MOSES Z. SARD, OR
]. ". MCCARTNEY R. GRAHAM AN.
S. B. WILKS, Prest.
BOARD OF ADVICE.
WTANTED, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
w 500 to $3.50 per month, male and
female, to introduce the Genuine Improved
common sense Family Sewing Machine,
underfeed and Overfeed styles. Price only
$18. These machines will stitch, hem,
fell, tuck, bind, braid, cord, gather and en-
broider. The cloth cannot be pulled apart
even after every ether stitch is cut. Every
machine warranted five years. We Will pay
above salary or commission from which
twice the amount can be made.
Address for Terms to Agents, &c.
GEORGE MCEATHRON & CO., Nash
vile, Tenn.
CAUTION.-Do not be imposed upon by
other parties palmlng off worthless cast
iron machines, under the same name or 9TH
erwise. Ours is the only genuine and prac-
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Goodhue county, MINI, has an
apple crop of thirty thousand
bushels.
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B& Hearth and Home, pub
llshed at 81 Park Row, New York,
is very excellent publication.
To all who subscribe before next
January, for one year, at the re-
duced rates printed below, Hearth
and Home will be sent from the
date of their subscription TO the
end of his year free, so that all
such yearly subscriptions will end
Jan'y LIST. 1871. Therefore, those
who subscribe earliest will get the
most for nothing. The only terms
hereafter are the telow reduced
rates for 1870, invarlably en- al
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HENDERSON, KY, Avg. "a, 1869.
Repln 81 Me Commissioners.

The undersigned, commissioners to man
sgethe Henderson Land Sale, regret to an
nounce to the public that sufficient num-
Der of tickets have not been disposed Of to
justify the proprietor in allowing transfer
OF the property on the first day Of Septem-
Der; and they have concluded to postpone
the drawing until the 23th day of De-
cember, 1869.
A large amount of tickets have been sold
and we entertain but little doubt that all
will be disposed of by the time fixed above.
We think we are acting in the interests of
ticket holders in seeking to have none other
than those who have purchased tickets share
in the drawing. Should the drawing take
place now, the proprietor would be compell-
ed, in order to save himself from loss, to take
his chance in the drawing with the unsold
tickets. This he does not desire to do, nor
do we desire that he should do it.
| The postpOnement is for short time only,
and as the possession of the farms can
not be Misunderstanding rented out for
the present year. nor the rent collected en-
| til the 1st of January next it can make but
/ little difference with those who are so fOrtu-
/ nate as to win whether they succeed on the LIST
Of September or the 26th day of December,
I 1869.
The owner Of the property will hold no
! tickets and we trust those who have them
will wait cheerfuly for the time fixed by
us-for there will positively be no
further pOstpOnement.
The money arising from the sale Of tickets
is in the bank, TO our credit and the owner
of the property cannot in any way use or
control it until after the drawing and the
transfer Of property. The increasing inter-
est in the scheme, and the confidence mani
tested throughout the country in its fairness,
justify Us in the opinion that the scheme
Will certainly be great guccess.
ID. BANKS.
WM. S. HOLLOWAY,
RO. T. GLASS,
w S. ELAN.
GRANT GREEN.
Commissioners.
An opportunity is now offered for those
who were disappointed in getting tickets be-
fore September LIST, to secure them now
The scheme is regularly chartered by the
Kentucky Legislature, and the interests Of [
tickets holders fully protected by tar. 1t |
is also endorsed by Gov Stevenson, and (
u S. Senators Davis and MeCreery, and I
over two hundred Of the leading citizens of |
Kentucky. There are 51I prizes in all cap |
ital prize $150,0O0 and smallest prize 5000
tickets only $500. Secure them to your
nearest club agent, or of either of the fol- |
lowing authorized financial agents, who will 1
also furnish circulars. Send money at their |
risk only by express (prepaid) P. o. order, !
letter, or bank draft.
AGENTS.
L. II, LYME, Cash'r Farmers Bank, Hen
derson Ky.
R. b. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bank, |
Louisville, Ky.
JOHN c. LATHAM, Pres. Bank, Hopkin-
vile, Ky.
JAMES L. DALLAM, Commercial Bank |
Padueah, Ky.
B. G. THOMAS, Cashier, Lexington, Ky.
W: b. TYLER, Cashier Deposit Tx, Ovens
bOro, Ky.
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w rious Courts Of Lincoln county.
Prompt attention given TO collections.
Our Fayetteville Office is now supplied
with Blank Schedules for the preparation
Of cases in Bankruptcy.
Our Office in Fayetteville is in the miller
Block" South -sids-of the Public Square,
where j. w. Newman may be found at all
times, unless professionally engaged
R~Both Coils. Colyar and Marks. expect to
attend the courts Of Lincoln county regular
ly. Lfebl-1y
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DOARsTIC MARKETS.

ST. LOWS April -obscso da buyers aad sellers spat Cotton
n s9ssi s. s:p S fsSa Ra ao @ VIA
y spring r sssSsd s sss s peep cG:; Pas "a. Red
e s ss 1s e. S ss sE1s .s No I. p !. = Cor.
Dat: a A:. .Pd laser si q sssS q: ; @
S &C.. Sc Ssi sS: E S fa sss.
ssi1.'ss0G SSt yasI 1000 b0aA Wheat go bah Corn ''
ca s'S:1s.s r.: sT: H. q q
Cotton .S.i. better ,sc Ios aadlsss -, .-,,,
x,c. ss. oS 1s SsIs 1Ts'P S .1 exports sS
bale. Gsd 5is EIea,Ds.ssIag iG Ns~ York S,s1st pre-
TsS. RsI q 81 Corp aTss
ST. s fi1 ir'i "a. ;I ss t = ss
sss, eu s pd o" ' n;.,'s sss A s e. fer
t caesso apr" Apai & s % Ss@rors s: lid
1 pst d'G,pf ssif s ' Corr : md
No. e1ioSc for New os, ,ei'e and A,nesf a gisi No
ar ar S ~ s .e.Sa oeSn ESy sqs
Msi POr nominal a - - cal. p sssa Law. as.
qUs Common 81 Osssa S. Choice % G.as
So 81 saS ssa es ssss: :pp i1 steers s1Ss
VIE. ~ sp%D e. amber s.
s.y f led s ss1sss'' a':
sdpr re-. so aH R..d frssSFsS, Bo.i'a, sSs' 70
NerYOrk Sac to Ab.ry, SOC -. .t,. Inc, % Oven
County eating fa g o. SIS Ms.. for 50 Lard
Is s ss as@sscad i Ssif c ES s S: & &
cd Wheat 81 ls9sl s. Corn, eSd6@ oats, cseSa@ Bye $i
Br ma Ap aI%Tous .tssy a, ssess and
CITY S sSss o b. iTsi s: 81 1 nUs
o.t d and ncmn, SIC ia store Rye NEGLECTED. ss .I
ssSsst Glover steady 90 rs Porn dull and unchanged
Lac, 1 and u 1S9 dill vi. price.
R.m &c 2as So low grades Hsea. &C. wsSS. Sa s5
oat, 67s7Ie Rye "a unchanged Mes. Pori held
sj S.tS" IS sns or sSosd. m % sides . Lard
noSnslJ unchanged With no demand COG, I1n EIs .s,
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s.rrnnAr, April 2f-p. N.

.4 SATURDAY, April 2i-P NJ
Gold opened at 1888, sold at 1885,, closing 1890
1884. Cash gold was scarce for delivery and from
lsuh TO 864s was paid for It's use Tie cearngs at the
Gold Exchange Bank SESSION and the balances
81 The Assistant Treasurer paid ont during the
week on account Of interest the public debt 900
In coin, and received from Customs. 2G9523 Tile Soc
rotary OF the Treasury will BIO IN town on Thursday 10
attepdto the first sale OF gold It now understood that
his sales are not exceed soO0OO per week The sub
Treasurer will commence paying the Interest on the
Registered bonds on Monday. l....I... - .'''t
Government bonds more active; 62s were steady
at 12l New bonds were firm; in els there is large I'M
covered short INTEREST," the bonds are In demand for de-
livery and loan without interest; some largo amounts
were not delivered Oday but were allowed to lie over
There as been attempt 10 make corner but tho for
egn bankers have taken all tho floating bonds on the
market ana have orders 60 buy oil that or at fraction
below present prices State bonds were more active;
Tennessee per cents sold at 6st New Tennessees 67
North Carolina per cents, Gig; New bonds were more
active selling at 81; Missouri per cents were strong at
ISL; Louisiana per cents sold at 49, Railway bonds
were dull. Express shares were neglected. western
Union Telegraph continued active; the transactions
were heavy, and the stock closed strong at
I3aI3t. The balance OF the Miscellaneous LIST
was without interest with but few transactions.
The stock market irregular and unsettled on the gen.
era list The transactions were confined to Pacific Mall
NewYork Central Fort Wayne, and St. Paul shares, TO
the exclusion OF other stocks Pacific Mall advanced 20
9Ii. closing at sita9 NewYork Central sold at no.
closing 1909 Fort Wayne sold at 1851 closing strong
at hat price bid The St. Paul shares wcro in request
for the election 10 be held In June when some changes
are anticipated In the direction Reading was held with
great 1rnness upon the Improvement In the coal trade
Rock Island dull and lower. North Western shares
barely steady; the Common stock was pressed for
sale by the bears the Preferred stock scarce for de-
livery and loaned without interest Michigan Southern
and Lake Shore were steady. Toledo and Wabash was
higher. Hudson and Harlem were duh. There were no
regular calls after the Board The market contn
ued duh until near the OF business when prices fell
of from To I, olozng steady at quotations.
The following the closing quotations OF Govern.
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL
PARK BAsK-For the afokeeping, and protection
from fire and burglars of Securities of all kinds, in
GLIDING Bonds, Stocks. Mortgages, Wills, and Dia-
monds, and valuable Jswelry of every description.
An inspection Of the vault constructed by The Ma
tional Park Bank in their building will at once
con vince all parties interested that the most perfecs
attainabe security has been reached, and at an eI
trsney moderate annual cost to each individual de-
positor. The officers will take pleasure in showing
tho vault on application.
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LITERARY.

Mr. L. A. GObrizhts book, entitled "Recollec-
tons Of and Things Washington during the Third
of Century" published by Messrs Claxton. Remsen
Haelnger Philadelphia, has reached second edition,
aud been greatly improved in appearance. Much good
matter has been added and the book in every way made
fuller and attractive. II is for sale by booksellers
generally and will be pleasant Summer reading, especial
iy TO those who care to how much the United States
have been governed for the last third Of century.
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E,tn,i, from Re,i.r, Of hi. Work


CuRr on the fearful shoals which large
proportion OF human happiness wrecked and furnishes chart By
which ey may avoided escaped Fortunate os country would
be Its youth practice the ph,nhropc and scientific n,m'
here laid dOwu-ons Of matrimonial misery might then be bnhsd
from our Of the eaeae be succeeded br renewal Of
the hardy vigorous spirits Of the Odn OhfOnc"
"Thsre no member society by whom the book Will not be onhd
useful person hold the relation Of Parent PeespO or
CsIgman"-ISun ....r
CURTIS MASHooDTb really valuable work for pointing
out Ii. diseases resulting the evils Of which are manifest
in ever insane than the shattered constitution Of those
pduns 1t will do prevent the vice Which, by Its pre'anos
among The Young h. 30 mneb uaOeuc. present the future
wslbeiug Of msny"-tHerad .. ...... ...
Address all communications, .I... ... id.
Dr. E. DR +. CURTIS,
- SOD. No. SO North CharleErt,
...... Baltimore, Nd
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MANHOOD.

Hundred and FyfOurh edition of this medical essay revised
and published by Dr. CURTIS This valuable work treats 90
t. cause and premature decline gives clear synopsis
Of the mpedmeats marriage and eIenpass results Of many years
practice the Debility Adore" The sushO pt
CURTIS, Baltimore Md
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Money easy at car per cent CALL and just before
O'Clock offered at per cent IN order to make
days interest Commercial paper in good request at
s9I0 per cent with the bulk OF transactions at per cent
The Bapk Statement shows the growing money,
the gain In egaouders being entirely from remttanceS
from the country
Sterling was dull but firm. Prime, 90 day bankers
bills 1854 alOsi sight, lO99iO9i As usual satur-
day there nothing doing aud quotations nominal
The transactions at the Office OF the United States Assist
ant Treasurer were Total receipts, s22t5O total pay
ments o. o7 balance ss55s7o The receipts include
for Customs, $4,000 for Gold Notes, $4,000
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The May coupons on the State debt Of louisiana will be
paid at the Citizens Bank Of New. Orleans and the Bank
Of America at New-York, on presentation. iorrIai
On account OF the stoppage of work in the Printing
Bureau Of tho Treasury, with the view 10 reorganza
tlon no fractional currency received by Treasurer
Spinner during the past week The shipments were rs
follows To the Assistant at New York, 100000
to the Depository at Baltimore. $i0o0OO to CINCINNATI
TO National Banks s22 800 The Treasurer holds
as security for circulating bank notes. and for
public deposits S3O55S50 The amount Of National Bank
currency Issued during the week was s57o total to
date ssli 2GOIT6 Mutated bills returned, N3i39eo3
Insolyeht bank notes redeemed O5s39e actual crcula
ton s2s 76225 Fractional currency redeemed and de-
sroyed during the week. 100000 Treasurer Spinner has
issued the following circular: . 7.. rtr 'I r
,.. b.. tIf.I '..r I TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
. TRRlsURBR's OFFICE, WASHINGTON, ID. Z. } .
Hereafter United States notes VIII De iurhlSneu
from this Office only on the following terms, viz =
Iyrst--In return for defaeed and mutiiated united
States notes and fractional currency and conyertDie
ssnep United States notes, forwardedto this office Tor
redemption. .. a., =
Assistant reasurers OF the United States and United
States Repositories designated under the act OF August
6, 1916. -, -,,-., -, hoo,,. ~,
hanks and bankers IN the Cities OF New YORK, Boston
Philadelphia and Washington In the first case the new
ment rates at the expense Of the consgnee the amount
of charges being deducted from the remittance NJ TINS
Office ., r. r.. .,s S.t,
The following shows the imports OF foreign dry goods
and general merchandise for week onding April 23,
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RECEIPTS OLE PRODuCE.

Pr North RIusr PssSsis dHd Iidflroadd
So bales Cotton $3.50 bbls bush Corn 3J2
bush u bush Beans 100 bills Corn Meal bags Corn Mra
Oce tbs Reiae Petroleum 800 bb POh G9 pkgA Beef 72 Pk
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Cut Meats 800 pkgs Lard pkga Ashes 800 pks e,hn e8gtr
Butter pLga Cheese pigs Taov 100 pkgn lard OIL slshs
Whsy 1876 bills kgg % bales Wool ia bales Hop llO4S SIDES
Leather o2 Hides M Tobacco sD4 Toseoo
starch
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PoaL Asssast Cashier OF the American National Bini OF
New Yori that the above statement true 70 the
bs,, ~ m yleg and belief B. PR0AL. Assistant Cashisr
coyr.st-Ite,t. JOSEPH POOL.
~ CHARLES &. BROWN Directors
/ W. POrTLB.
Stat Of YORK County Of Ne York. sworn to and subscribed
before me, this 23d day Of April, 1904
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and interest payable COLA Coupon, payable May and
November |, at the
FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY NETWORK
hTos issue Of Bonds 600 less $4,000 mile
,o, nom the C Of 81 Joseph to Lexington which than
hall The amount mile Of thu principal railways Of
eounr making the bOnd the hespes and one Of the safest invest
psss y tAs geTkss
The Council Bua and St Joseph and North Missouri Roads
completed connected BY this road forming grand trunk through
line from St. Louis TO Omaha A miles Newfork than via Chr
cagn
The loan being rapidly taken half Of which has already been sold
Present price s and accrued interest currency which must
approximate par
The interest tn. United states 52o and payable the
time the 7 6 and 3s at prices they % 10 30
cent cheaper than Governments believe them TO be equally
an Investment
Parties Investing this month will make cent on the May
The counties the line the popuous aud richest sgeu
tural districts Ia the The local traffic will be profitable aud
the through travel and freight be large n that OF any Western
road.
There excellent fields the ns which Viii be
profitable source q revenue to the road
With satisfaction this security to investors aud
trustees OF estates Erst caas investment
For further particulars apply 10
TURNER BROTHERS, Bankers,
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pbthms Tutius.

MECHANICS TRADEEs NATIONAL B,NK,l
NEw.lORK, Apn -, 1873. )
A DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT on the
~ Capital Stock Of this Bank has declared usyab free II Coz
Tar and sr the hi day Of Hay next TIE is bon
will be closed until Nav BIZ orer OF GEO W i0uLB Cashier
TAG AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANE.l
NEw.YoRK, April "a. 1893. !
A DIVIDEND of FOUR PER CENT, free OF
all rs has been declared the capital Of this B'sk payable %
and amer Mar l.
TIE Transfer Books viii be closed om thi, date reopen The
u May .. WILSON Cashier.
PITTsBuRGH, FORr WAIsk CHICAGO RAILwAI Co
oypcs OF rHE SgcRKrARr PIrrssrRGH. March e. 1909
THE BOARD of DIRECTORS of this Com.
have declared the regular QUARTERLY DIVIDEND No a.
ofrWO AND 0NEALP PER CENT Zee " Government Tar on the
Capital SiOeA G the quarter sadng March 81 pay,be and ate
MONDAY April 10Th yOrno the once " MINSLOW, LANlbt
No q Pnss to those registered NesfOTk and tas ois
oftne Treasurer 10 those re9isteI 81 at Pittsburgh
The transfer books will close MONDAY April a. al t2
reopen TUESDAY, April q. a. los
" NJ HUTCHINSON, Secretary.
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CoFFEg-oa b,, OfOt al2 gold bond for hIr 70 good car,
S H. .S, G al@. 70 S;s 6sdsr.sS pr,sr %o
coS. .'s e'nGrs o. ,, s1.1 1000 bag
hut not permitted to publish particulars
s 5sa quot. Sss' s',a ~ sf
Rs o ~, I Ss ST s ana A S R 9Sd, ,u
sOPs-The Hlrls steady price, ar. We quote a. ga
MOLAssEs-Prc,, prime rr,s' steady eo, unsettled for
io hid. McOysdO AZ tsssaN and 40 hhd' aud . tea
S,yAL sfokEssplrn Tarpeptns Is sra .'ls"e Ro'la'
;sI;a. is.'! ss.s's SSs: si$ssis. sss
' " e gPs' ;. %PT5 sS:s
maud a. 81 .oet 70 M'nb,dsn OIL, sisSl~ Straits. eloa
'pRovIsoSs-Pc IN been rly .ctlr. .rd Ti,h limited ..
has .ct sold freely ~. d.a,d to cover H.,ain contracts has b.en
.dT.asd pI;.. a,:d on .9cs Tasd b. restricted d. oe. 10
a sa Sg u: :S' :s! y' p :s:
a. y 'is;' New eve % sss IS for DOH EI. f Fn: t
:aa % Z % S y: si ~: 9f FIJI H:: :s; "a H &c:
s :H ~, " % n a: 1
i,, ~. At ss b e. s.a!a'Io aud W:..r. Cut Meal.
j: a. s"i si i.: q
s7ias a. rs I ss S5 S Sss t.I Fair 70 prime
BALI and Ri dJJc for Reiaed In bend. 90. SO
RICH ssl .od heavy job IGl' CaIla, aaaN $40
SUGARS rather more .eIs BIZ Without tone and though r 10
gsod hetnnr - sn these the ASKING the
BID r.,e.l l hhds a2 FOR Cuba and 9l1 Havana
on pre- Refined are dull and Messrs r. L. Stuart hare
reduced their bgues TO 6s for Crushed and GRADUATED c for
Ground l5te for White A, and ltle for Yellow C.
sEEDSCorer remains brm the demand moderator sales IA disc
Timothy Seed aud the stock concentrated prices BIN at
75a IS Rough FAIsei quiet at 81 750t Luseed 10
dun prices "LOu. qaOablo cf,agoj quote 2O9s2
gold. :.
sTRARIN-The miriet quiet at lsaoc Ia bids and teL
TALLOWhe market quite active At former pes sales 49,
900 10 at III ollie for common prime.
WHlsKlThe market little ane the demand moderator sales
OF 5J bbs Western at S2e.
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CAUTiON-The public are cautioned AGAINST
bsgoang The fooug coupon bonds STOLRE on he st ~
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Of 81 600 each. '" V"PAH' DONs" VS " Az ineas"
600 per cent DToetn Local Improvement Bond Loan 1871