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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-18
srArkNESr OF THE GENERAL FUND


To outstanding parish b. bsisuce due fes taxes
warrants. .sis06 &C Of 1866 1867. 1868 ard
To Outstanding ievee va 1869. ...,st6 $50 *
sns......- 999 50 by balance d,le. aev %
o note OF Hart u He and.s.-.....7.79.. "a
bert. ....-...... 500 90 Rv nm onni for i,cap -
Amount OF jury certificates 1863. .......... +N %
av.-...-.... 500 no BY amount d. a. ~
| APPROXIMATIONS, no wac rry...... 81. ~
rants issued. ....lssI ~ BY balance Of cai,sss -
Balance due Treasurer II returned 90 81
parish tubds..ss.. Il 81
BaIanee cue ffeasus r of
icvse funds. ..4.s. 81 ID
o baIauce bro ghi over
.-...-.... W.53i 81
Total....,s2s.74s "a Total. -. IS -4s Sc
BY balance. JT.ne 7. 1869. $40 ,s54 II
by this snmmnaiog will be seen thar
me det.its OF he parish, since the war.
amnr.nts only to s. l94 SO, and it's credits
!" $50 I4S IS. showing the sum or $50.
oa4 81 over and above lis liabilities. II
must be observed hat ,he credits arr
based on the taxes TO be ealsected, ard
the amount ot these taxes has been taken
from tie tax rolls Of each Of hose years !: /
that large deductions must be made far
delinquent lists, fnr commissions 90 col !
lect'ous and disbursements, which will
reduce considerably the receipts.
However large the allowance. we NAV
safely rely on a large balance IN our favor.
We are well aware that owing TO frequent
changes IN legislation, the collection o.
taxes has been much retarded, 10 tl1s
great inIlry nf the parish /; but these
canses. brought about ly measures beyond
your e%on,rol. and now removed, the col
has been resumed and progressing
IA a way TO induce the belief that in !
short lime Sufficient finds viii come I
INTO your treasury TO absorb the outsfat +
ling claims. and supply the treasury /
funds 10 meet all further demands. /,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-18

Longstreet further proves his loyalty
py giving fifteen negroes places in the
New Orleans custom house.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-18

The rules against the use Of profane
language were suspended during Ben
Wade's visit at the Vineyard.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-18

when Commodore ~VanderbiIt's daugb
ter was found teaching bis ~granachild 10
memo stockings, she said there's no tell.
,ng what may happen in this ccuntry.s
Now it has happened.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-18

Fish is spoken of for Mayor of New
York. 10 the language of Artpmus
Ward, this is the feather that breaks the
last oamel's back.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-18

400 NJ 3 Brady EIis. ' 81 &.
The above list shows .h,. sOsoS lS
have issued for ST .s2s 90 aas %warraats
pflationa have been made &, ''s' spOfe
"arranistsge yet heen draso ~ so oa no
Inc fxpehs"s on the Ki1ebssz. vol A.
amounts 10 sa,243 Ia. - eas'os lsvse
'evre' slsbd For the othe, IL Hickey
osyueat has been made n a.. ssee', as
we refer you q the list to slor warrant,
IT each Yon will observe . .ho 'he cost
a sg; "a. In favor of Vim. Wh Warrant
sie7 aV, Is Included in The suNs fa
''s'. but Il vas paid in error 'o'ee ing
general fund 80" out Of de
W. find that nnder r
March 2lst, 1863, for,S t.''oo, Of date
ZACH, were 6iiea t.. 4 ponds Of s25
ten Of which warrant clerk,
= ',a' 10 q The Police jury The o, ne pres s.,
!. ,bs s' ut Deck OF The tea a;n aI
= 'oe pre- siaeai. four have hes ,e1 s;gaed
me sfe2.snrer. Va wa.ls sa pasa By
- 80 q warrants not d.suosea ~ =
sfifed to you 10 be saneeses s;. y
9'sklng The foregoing coaop;la,;a, .'ses
s'es-n On covered ina, the sbrss mas
ssned respectively to 3. Ea,5,s Saa
it-8sgaa and @ Landry sor $50 a. sra
Amounts i''eiaded IN The item Of s357 ~
ana ths afDoass Of said warrants shou, =,
90 to swell the balance il s..a. SaOu'u
speeiai ievee fane. 'ne
n W. Pope, Pres. Pr
]. O. Hebert.
tetnufstses B. r. CHM.
J.V Durable.
u. B Chamberlin. TT,
On rss,lion Of Mr. puralds j, was
k-s''lsed, That tie clerk Of he police
Jury be required 10 enter on sbe MARGIN
4 b's warrant book the sum sofa If H.
wafFants ISSUED to the date 81 the yenort
NJ The e Ifnalttee to examine lie Roapces
opposite tbs last warrsut incluaed n ,hs
list, aud that he BE- requested for the IN.
inre 10 state IN the margin The smopn,
% each warrant 10 be added np At The
Of each page so as TO represent a,
al times the amount Of warrants issued
On motion Of Dir Dssalde il was resolvat
ihat the clerk Of he district cont he
authorized 70 have made Jury certificate
'ook. With a marginal record and blank
;egt'hcsiss, and that be 10 requested
he issues certificates 10 note On
n,sfgsn The term III eosrt. The name
i the juror sud The amount he IS entitled
receive.
o. motion Of Mr. Cilina it was
Resolved. Tia: the president Of the
jury De auihoriaad TO appoint a
ommittee composed Of Eve members Of
his badF, assisted BY the parish surveyor
0 make : survey Of the leyees Of the
arish, and report their eonalsioD. with
at the cost Of building and re.
same, at the next session.
The president appointed on said com.
lite, Hubert IL bert, j. Tsas. Landry. ].
re- 'uu nee'
a. ~
pa4a5..aa ~
,as;!.at ae p'e''ue's u 'os
,ma,i,.se ~ ss, a,.s Ju.y spp0'a'
eaucs, and das.ra.. ~ y 'a,s ooay
~ NJ $500 - - 0o'ue uulno'l1
a Iss7 sna ssah p'a..n = .eoaua,y
Tba nras;aaa. - ''
;t,sa n,rslaa ~ -
a.. na,;aa - n. -
- ~. vas i.st
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-18

STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH az
West Baton Rouge. Parish Court
y. ". k'nobeioe VS.. Lingo Slaughter.
No IS.
BY VIRTUE of a writ of seizuro and
sale to me directed 10 the above ens;tlad
and numbered cause, of date August Z,
a. q. 1859, from the Hon. the Parish Gonr.
IN and for the parish of West H,,,nn
Rouge, State aforesaid, I have seized and
viii Oh T at public pale to the last and
highest bidder al the Court House dan,
Ut TINS parish of West Baton Rouge an
SATURDAY, the I'd day of October ,
q 1859. al Ii O'Clock a. M, all the risht
title, interest and claim of tie defendant.
Lingo Slaughter, 10 and to the follow;.sv
lots Of ground, to.wit;
Three certain lots Of ground sitnatad
q this parish at the ferry Iapdinv- and l.
he town OF West Baton Rouge. being
OTIS nos eight, nine, and ten IN 90 ,are
70 ten, me assuring each thirty feet front
y one hnn dred aud twenty feet in dentb
mea sure.
Seized TO pay aud satisfy the amonnt
i JndgeFnen +, interest and costs claimed
o The above entitled and numbered sn;t
Terms of Sale-Cash, wisb the bene6t
f appraiseme ut.
}. V. DURABLE, Jr,
UEZS Shor;H. /
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-18

Another little diamond found at the
worth s400. coo
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-18

Kslioch, The lustful Boston preacher,
Who is now 10 Kansas, intends to sue,
coed Ross in the United States Senate.
Well, with Sickles in Spain and Ashley
III Montana, kalloch should by all mrans
be IN Washington. The balance Of pow
er should be preserved.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-18

A Gelnsn savant preasots a big eeles-
fial Transformation scene soon. he pro-
pounds the antique theory that the Zodi-
acal light is a gaseous ring surrounding
our planet, and becoming gradually cool
will presently Concentrate and give as
another moon.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-18
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH or

II vi
West Baton Rouge. Parish Court
In matter succession of Octave Landry
deceased. No. 465
~ VIRTUE of a writ Of E. ia. to me
directed in the above entitled and ,,,,.
nered cause, of date August the oath .
d 1869, from the Hon the Parish Com,
N aud Tor the parish of West Ration
Rouge, State aforesaid, and agsins, tbs
property, real and personal, rights and
credits 81 Treyille Landry. I have seized
ana VIII offer at public auction to the last
and highest bidder, at the Csurt Honse
aoor oil this parish of West Baton Ronga
Gu oo
SATURDAY. the ID day of August 4. D.
leos. at II o'clock a. M, all the right.
TUE aud interest and claim of the defe,.
dant Tresllle Landry. 10 and to the foI.
lowing described tract of land to.w;t.N
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-18

Near Wilmington, N. O., was lately
seen an old white woman, with her hair
siIvtred Ger with age, following a pillow
which was drawn by her aged and en-
feebled husband, bent down beneath the
weight Of age.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-18

r. oV 81; d5eseq1e, Leveque levss % %
To Landry & Rivet 50
!, nanrahan, Robertson h., 10
To Frank Rebel 'eVee 4
To Australia 8
400 N, B. Brady H.. l047
-@iiha 2e5
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-18

List of ievees built by the parish to
form part of report of committee to ex
anime into the finances of the parish
June sstb, 1859. General siatemeui
showing the levees built, their cost. 10
whom paid and to whom set due
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-18

One Of the judges in the New York
Police Court recently confessed that he
did not know which would demoralize a
young girl The most-!iving with a cler
gynaB or going TO tire peniteniiary He
sent her to The latter e~xperifnentailv.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-18

STATE OF, LOUISIANA. PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge Parish Conrt.-
In matter succession of Trevills Babin.
deceased No. 700.
BY VIRTUE of 8 commission to me ii.
rected in the above entitled and ppnbar
ed succession, Of date September 9th a
ID. 1869, from the honorable The Parish
Court II and for the parish of West Rat.
on hprge, State aforesaid, | will offer at
public auction to the last and highest
'iader, at the Court House door Of this
parish of West Baton Rouge on
TUESDAY,, the 18th day Of October, A
D., 1869. at II o'clock m, the hereinafter
described tract Of land, belonging to said
Ireville Babin. to wit:
A certain tract Of land situated. living
and being in the aforesaid parish Of West
Baton Roogc, wherein deceased formerly
resided, measuring one arpeot and a half
front to the Mississippi river. more or
less. with the depth thereto b~eIonoine
the side lines closing ia the rear bo,,rdaS
above by lands of V~ille0euve Leblanc &
10, below by those then or lately helonr.
ing TO Treviiie Balm, but now The nron.
erty OF the Succession of the late /
Williams, together with all the improve
meats thereon, rights, WAYS and servi-
tndes IN anywise appeFtainiBg or thereto
Terms of Saie-Cash on the spot.
j. Y. DURABLE Jr.,
Sheriff
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-18

tIE pf1iSc toII nave, Stuce the war. hV SpePldi
resolution, authorized the payment Of lds
above warrants now IA possession of ] L Lam
day
Levee Bond 10 favor OF A Leciereq, dated
September 80 1860 with 5 Der cent interest
per aunum tEan 18Th Jnue 1861, TOR ........ So %
Levee Hond in favor oil 4 : Woods, dated
sc MEMBER :, 1869. due / iu1e 1866. Nth 5 pf
cent interest from 18Th June 1851. 49,. 500 90
Levee Bond N favor OF A c Woods oi same
date and inietest. due - s60...... 100 90
lsevee Bend 10 faToF 81 A c Woods of same
date AID interest. due lure /, 500. 100 90
ieVee Botd it favor OF C Words of same
dass and interest. due ! - 1860 ......... SO o.
Lesee fond in tayor of 4 c Woods Of same
dats and interest, due | June, is60....... 50 90
Warrant in favor Of " ) CANINE, In. Chirf
OF Police. No 10 Of date 'dareil IS. is6a.... so 90
Snf, BONDS y favor Ut 4 c Woods. &c.,. 10 s.
Warrant l iasof OF a V a. E u Dubroca. of
GATE Feofuary A. i8ol. Tor surveys........ 500 90
Leyee bond "a i-vor OF Bayou Sara il epg
,'fieans val = Q. Of date cptemher 5, 1851.
Que June, 1851, with ) per eeal. inIeres, IRON
ista June ~ 1850. 3Go N,
arfaht 20 252, issaed Feb 1850, 10 favor OF
, A.let. / P.-.--.-.....y..... 81 IS
'arF Arraat IN favor off Landry dated ia
s-t---s...4. B 90
,afE warrant IN taycr Of } Woods. dated in
lot .......... 10
-
s2lT7 II
ri
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-18
STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF

VI
West Baton Rouee. Parish Court
In matter succession of Landry Ian.
dry. deceased Ne. roc
Whereas Mrs. Irene Hebert has applied
TO this court for the administration of the
above entitled and numbered succession.
Notice is hereby given that all legal
opposition to The appointment Of said
Mrs. Irene Hebert as administrative AS
sf'resaid, must he filed in the Clerks
office Of this Court within ten DAYS from
the first publication hereof
0. NJ LEBLANC, CLERK,
CLERKS Office. West Bnuge, this lltb
dav of September q. d.. 1869
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-18

Wade bets on Pendletou.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-18

Limerick, my SON."
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-09-18
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

sug28
The New York herald., 1869-03-02

bulk broug ~ Sc. in Phfsdelrhia the marke, dull,
closing Sc the only sales heard OF GOO bills
from April 70 June ai ~ and $50 do from March 70 sep
fSovsloss iss bb pork. 10 psekagss beef,
a do cut dressed ho-n The Tor pork
WAS only moderately active but shAde hrmer, closing with
buyers Sss and sellers az S2 is There salss oi
about 1000 bbls at s $ - for new mess sSi - for OLD
of 400 bbs for April $s2 31 soll
erss option 50l seller i've months, S32 Dressed
hogs hrmer closing a. isc lSsc for Western and
lsc Nc. for city Live hogs were steady al ioc iosc
March 1864 426s bbls. corresponding last month";
s5625 bbs, corresponding date last year. 70S bbis
to rule dull and heavy The sales were con-
snsa 7, sOoa. i bb. al S M s7 Tor plain %ss and s ~
packages corresponding date last month"; pack
AGES and last rs packages OF beef hams
small within the range OF S6 xs2 prices
being steady Terce beef In better demand, but prices
prime SO SIS for India do Both bacon and cut
slow OF sale and prices were heavy at
quotations. The for lard without activity the
demand being light prlces quite steady Sales 4o
Kettle rendered. also 70 March and April delivery
RicECarolina was steady improved demand, the
saies being 2fU terccs at Sac. a SIC.
being light the market heavy and lower far to good
rernne cuba coslng at lS4c. 1Sc- eaes t53 hh a. a.
lllc l5Le. Tor Cuba and Porto Rico Refined was
sa.e and the market unsettled and lower We
quote Hard 1870. soc; soft white, lSc. ls<c; yell
sEEDs.-Of Calcutta nsecd there further sales In
Boston Of 0 bags at ss o. god duty paid All kinds grass
were duh and unchanged
TALLow-The better, but prices stl In
favor OF the buyer. Sales 100, GU lbs NJ ilc iltc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 90 bbls. The market heavy and
Il Of business transacted light sales loo bos
oc. y7c., tax paid.
The New York herald., 1869-03-02

mens Of the express quarreis internecine ana
otherwise and OF an injunction to restrain tne
payment OF the dividend in New York Central put
were similarly without sponsors. Tho following
were the closing prices on the call at the last
open board:-Cumberland, 37k IS; American,
Express, 421s 4s; Adams Express, 6ih olA;
Merchants, Union Express 80 asked; Quicksilver 2ik
o 25 Canton, 50 a so; Marlposa, lsR IA; do. pre-
ferred, s2. aas. Pacific Mail, 100 looA; Western
Union Telegraph ssx 81; New York Central 1907
a 1907; Hudson River, 1se q 1861; Harlem, 13s
1867; Reading, 92ss 92a; Chicago and Alton pre-
ferred, Is7 100; Bankers and Brokers, LOG 1865;
Alton and Terra Haute, SO as61; do. preferred, 81;
wabash, e7k . 67ss; Milwaukee and st. Paul, e5,s
o64; do. preferred. Tx . Tx; Fort Wayne, lle
lls,l; ONO and Mississippi. a3ss s3&; Michigan
Central, ll7h bid; Michigan Southern, s61 bid;
Illinois Central, l4OK l421S; Pittsburg ss,i so;
Toledo, lo5 1864; Rock Island, 12oss l2o; North
western, s2ss q S2ls; do. preferred, sok 9o,.
Later some changes were made In the street,
prices al hrst declining under the pressure OF the
.bearsn but af,erward rallying and closing firm at
the quotations given below.
The New York herald., 1869-03-02
STREET QUOTATIONS..
HaIf.past Five O'Clock p. M.
1M ERIE Mu GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY WAR;
FEBRUARY q, 1869.

FEBRUARY q, 1853.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Permit me to correct q mistake IN notice In your
paper Of to-day OF the proceedings commenced
against the Atlantic and Great Western Railway Com
pany.
First-These proceedings are not commenced in
the name OF the English bondlo ders Of our COM
pany hut by Mr. Penn, who was the trustee OF one
OF the mortgages OF our road.
Set0ad-Tne plaintln Penn nowhere alleges that
he has been requested or required by any b0ndholder
10 institlte these proceedings.
Thnd-The present direction OF the Atlantic and
Great Western Railway Company has the entire con-
ndence OF the English bOndnolders. l hold the
proxies OF persons who are not only the largest
stockholders, but also by far the largest holders Of
bonds In our company.
The hearing Of the case having been adjourned
until the 10th OF March do not feel justified in en-
terng into Its merits now; but must beg the pubic
10 suspend It's judgment until then, when promise
that the whole Of the facts shall pe disclosed.
W. ARCHIBALD O'D0HERTY,
Vice President Atlantic and Great Western Railway
Company.
The New York herald., 1869-03-02

The markc; for opens siro amer hs asvsncs IN
vance Il about i per- sc.ss Ser. srs Ss bIssrs ~ s
prices ssEed heweve "a. best ~ icing o. s. ~ MI oats
prle. on sa,arday Ne ilis. we've a ssr n,ss.ss. Il
Ns ior California, ssa u fyr sss. S.asa..
$500 bushels at &c I, ss !or ssw uIl ws..a, y q r
western Do and sir icr Jersey al a. sr. s. s ra IN
5t4c 5axc Ia store, though srna wes- in.ds
Barney isoass S@e, ". irny ssai ao S.ss. .srsas
sss ,oS @ s.s,. y ~ ss.y na IA va. sses as
Yorx and Broo.lyn vsrrhousss sareh q us lisi "a
si sa.s.. sas sa.As. ps.s: ssi' Ss :
engagement. heard of foiossi q errso ~
sS:. sS s9a s M S !; l. .rs. @ ss. sss ss' y ~ ~ & 100 S s
9Cs aod y, oes Tour a. Ia I@s 70 bremen, ~ seIe.
Antwerp. With ps,ro tins ~ aie Eod and bare
with 100 sbs peiroeu 10 Girslisr Tor orders, private
ocsSrrs eenunued duI bu, steady We aao,ss--ssg.,
iofs wcrc spans, dealt in and prss. wcr. sia heavy
a. iormer qnoAi,cns .s; rnms And choiee uaiss sas =
a i0c.
HErr All sipds dull b., steady yesterdays qso.
HAY IN moderate demand ana re.iy N value, ssS.
soLAssEe We headef 10 sales - aay dssorpsien but
% erals larp.a,n. is ro.io and y da rss tor
ssc ISe Tssr. wsr. sale. q 10 bis a il.ss prisf.
Tss marie, iof rosin srceednsy quiet rFcss
!; y y ;s:': !: r.. !,
psin,ssa va. s,es, 81 os sl % ~ esshs sni
s, IN longn m We beard Of 90 further ssie- h sines
rgi rgi,gs Esssp. So ssl. crude ..s ,,l.s % r..
s,o,se At sze Zoe bus thrr. vsrs only sasi sss.
ownr 70 me iInns. o sssr o wsa ~ s,m.s,.
c, tas cargo ~ was bid ss'es oobols FOR a. sa
ass is r sa 30 ae .s 'sr ~. sss a.. s. d 80 = IA
ss 's"s pno'-sa ps'so ''ton " sssssss 80 ss..
The New York herald., 1869-03-02

COT fKKIo was qnic but the Fnarktt was hfr Tor All
las. quotations. Oher kinds quiet.
Sales 800 bags haracabo On private terms
FLOUR AND G2AfS.tectspts, .foe bbls. -four 300 do.
and 20 bags meal IT, As bushels wheat ge do
LII DO oais ana 400 io matt The aoir market still
dnl hut trne ~ There bnt ittle
either from the local adr for export but there
rather inquiry than Saturday California Hour
si du and nouiiual the s-es o. bbis. Southern
nOur moderately scty and heavy sales go bhs Rye
ioar continued ste l's 3 q ~ ee. Corr meal was
The New York herald., 1869-03-02
PRDPOsALs.
PROPOSALS.
a.
4 (,ISCINNATf AND BALTIMORE RAILWAY.
Notice 70 Contractors
Notice 70 Contractors.

scarf prnposaia WIN be received by the Cincinnati
bntnorc hallway Ccmpsuy until noon of Tuesday, March
y a for thr uc ani onry OF taat part o tbe
pany railway via between heCncinna all Indiana
road, IN the city Cincinnati, and the bridge OF the Mari
ettA aud ,ncArah kairoai MIL Creek IN Micreek
township Hamilton county
Ths wsr worthy the attention OF contractors Of capital
an ptreDce, embraces sx miles OF grading requiring
probably UU ~ cubic yards Of emha and about
s0 cnpc ya~s OF masonry The material for the embark
nents " be taken IRON borrow pts 10 10 furnished by The
COMPANY, miles from the city and carried by railroad
uan. 10 its ace In cmbank kments.
HIS for the earthwork may he made separate the
sonfy, the en to be separsiiy together, the
lany may esct The work 10 be all done before Nov
1. f51a
Apprormaie estimates and cash payments Of 70 per
thereon will be made monthly
The ri. bt IN reject Hny aud all hds IL reserved
Plans, specifications and estimates Of quantities viii Re
ready Tor he inspection Of bidders and after Frfay
Msrch 1852 ., my oc 10 the Pear street PASSENGER depot
Cincinnati. Ohio JOHN WADDLE, Chief Engineer.
cLsofssAri, Feb. "a, 1861
The New York herald., 1869-03-02
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT. ON.-In this city on Monday,
March at the residence OF the brides parents, BY
the Rev. DIR. Geer, DIR. WILLIAM q. BRANsCoMB OF
OF Tisbury Mass, to Lucy LIVINGSTON, adopted
daughter OF Daniel barron, Esq.
BULKLEY-ZENDRR.-ln tn city, on Wednesday,
February a. bY the Rev. Edward w. HitcncocS,
FREDERICK G. BULKLEY to GEoRGIE v. ZENDER,
daughter Of the Rev. j. u. L. Gender OF this city.
No cards.
Kinderhook paper please copy.
CLARX-SAvAGE.-AtW Westdeld, N j., on Wednes-
day. February "a, by Rev. e. b. Edgar THOMAS III.
CLARK. OF West1eld, N. j.. to MARY ELLEN, daugnter
OF the late Thomas Savage.
EDwARDs-LAw.-In Brooklyn, E. D., on Tuesday.
February 23 at the St. JOINTS Methodist Episcopal
church, by the Rev. Il. @. Andrews, D. D.. CHARLES
h. EDWARDS to EMMA, daughter OF n B. Law, Esq.
VAN No5rRAND- -AaEsMAN.-On Tuesday. Feb
ruary %, in the Reformed church, Harlem, by Rev.
NosTRAND TO ELIZA L., daughter OF Charles II. Amer
man, both OF this city.
The New York herald., 1869-03-02
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

koFDAy, March l-sP.x.
CoTTos-Ths market for this staple quiet, tho de
mAnd from all classes Of buvers being very light prices
heavy thou quotaby lower The sales only
ca bales OF which GO taken by sptculsors 3es by
spnner and l by expoer For delivery there
moderate business transacted and
bales low mlding. for March, nt - LOO do for April
2sac., and 100 do. for May. a. 2sac. We quote:-