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To THE WoExISG CLAss.-I Sun now
prepared 10 invn,-h vi cfsss.s with Constant
I. mpuy ment ~ their hom's, he whole OF
The tune. or Tor the spare mcmen's. bu-'.
n-r< new, Ugh, ard reliable. Fh'v cents
TO SIS per evening. is Easily earned bv per.
sons vf either sex. ana the bows and girls
-.rn nearly as much - men. Gfes' induce.
m-nis are off-rtd those who ~iII devote
,hvir whole time 10 The bus tnese; and, ths'
-vs,y person WIN sses this notice, may
--nd NE their address and ,est the business
sur III. ms-lvs-, make the following u"
oa,,ilei.d off,: T,sII VIII" sse MOI we'll %
in ed with he business. will send 81 :,
pay Tor the trouble of ,ri'ing m. Full
psrtcuiass, directions. &c. sent tree. Sam
ole a.n, by mail ior 10 cents.
Address f. c. ALLES. Augusta Msioe.
M.r.h I9-3n- G = X
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lBlaCksllliihing and Wagon
Making.
THE ondersigu.
"a returns his

THE 0nde's'gn. R4s%R
Fx "a returns his M4ER8
ss1Esks1 thanks 10 the
peopie ior their libersl patronage heretofore.
and ,niortne them that he Will slwsys en-
Idenvor 10 meri, con'ir ostion OF II. He 10
a. ali,imes prepared to do OIL kinds Of black.
I.mi,hiug; with the best material. He will
slso ate. d 20 building 81 repairing wagons,
Ibuggies. plows. sc HE charges will be
end all work done 10 the bes,
Isiy,e.
lry Special attention given 10 horse-shoeihe
Remember he place. West Main 81. cor.
nsv 81 Portersviiie etrepi.
G, Is. '67-Iy FELIX LAMrERT.
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~ Neero suffrsge. II nov sppesrs. wss
detected By majority Of Republicans |"
Georeis. I,is.. 10 fact, not . political ques.
lion with the people. there or here. The
~hippess 10 Of the R,dicsls tsy 10 give y
'hs. sspec,, 10 order 70 fosee their party "a
vote Tor il, but the Legislature who be'rsy
their conssi'us n,s will fnd but one voice
s~ooe 'hem--'hs voice Of iedisasat con
esmns,ion. lnMn,.
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Extra Specinl Notice.

Bsws'e Of Coun'srien.! S.n"h's Tonic
Syrup has BEEN coun,erieI,ed. end The coun.
'rr'sifss htonsh' 10 grief
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine r'ic.- must have d.. John
Boil - private Stamp on each bottle. Dr.
job" Boil only has the right 10 msnoiac,c'e
aud sell The original John Smiths Tonic
Syrup Of L,usviln Ky Examine well the
isS-I ~ each hottie. do no, purchase. or YOU
will be deceived. See my column sdver
'issmeni. aud my show card. will prose
cue snv in singing on my right. Tie gen
|uine Smi,h's Tonic Syrup can OILY b. pre-
pared oy IN, sr'f.
The pubiic's srrvsn',
DIR John BULL
Louisville XIV, A psiI % SO
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


NOTICE - hereby given thst :hr-under
~ signed sdmi ais,rsifix OF the estate o.
Joha Hagen. deceased. will sell Of pub
lie auction, on
SATURDAY, April IL. 1869.
ss The late residence OF the deceased. in Du-
bois county, Indiana. the following personal
property. to. cit: Ho.sss. cattle. hoRs. fs. m
ing Implements. household end kitchen
furniture. &c, &c. s tn #FN
Tsans - sums Of three dollsss end unde'
cash, over thsee dollars . credit Of sis
mor,he; the purchaser giving note dn',
stamped, wsiviae benefit Of vslus'ion. wi'r
good security. be.'ioa ,"'s-e., from .ds,e.
49, ELIZA HAGEN, ,Admif
! G Dosre. Adv.
Nsrch g. 1868
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OryGov Wells. Of Virgins. 10 o" 'fs'.
IN Richmond; Tor viola,ing the ssac,i,y of
p,,vs,e letter no, addressed 10 him, and the
FAC, ,hs, General SrokEnAH has relieved
him from official duty gives color 10 The
cbs,ee. The Richmond Disps,ch s.ys OF
the case: "The pio, il deep and curious
The scene. partly in this city and partly :"
The good cd county OF Prince e isr~t. Toe
min facts upon which ell the interesting
detail. hinge are these; Mr.. w. Il. SAM
uxL. Of me e,.v, wrote le,,er to Nj. EDeAR
ALLEx, Of Prince Edward. Il never cane
10 M. ALLEs. bu, found i,s way to Govern
" Wells and wss by him copied. j. rslh
ed 10 X publican party politics. end disclosed
plans inimicsi 10 Wells. That geo'lema'
divueed the contents Of he letter end 'hu'
ALLIES, by a roundabout way. frs, heard u
Il Then come in the publications end je
nuncsi,ions OF the outraged men-'h, sm'
defense end reciprocal abuse from Welis-
the general skirmi-h,ng on the suti'cs u
she convention IT Petersburg which nom
ins,ed Wells the subsequent pureuit o
Wells and his accomplices under The s'iegs
ton tbs, they INTENDED to Ace from ju'''c'
their ssrest on dismsi rsiay night. ~hi''
sheir pursue,s. Mesers EAnUtL End ALLEN
we're drenehed in the pii,ess etosm - The!
waited 10 the street TO learn the result +"
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d. A. M. 10. r..
Ior township Trustee.

Mn EplroR -PIe'ss announces '"'' Wv.
,.m. ". BnE1s will be suPpor'ed 'o'
.'" IL. Trustee Of Bsimb'idee Tow"
-. 4 The sn.uing April s.ec'io" BY
'"P' MANY vorSRs.
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~. III. .vooes,ion cf the Londoo I1me'sl
:, :, article on the consequence ui w"
:. m IN. Vaned s,>se'. that ~'"'' Or
...;h. for The Engish Goses'"e"' y"
..,,ou. advantage Of the d'ts''''h-o
.o,a;,ioo Of the pubic mind !" me SOU"
=. States. ,he Mobile Register s'g"'ne'"'"
responds:
..rh,. ,.;.e,. delicate question. !" wh'e"
can no, longer set the part OF d'''"'e''
,mo,e. II comes directly home "
.Aw. come down from the ses' "
;0dvm.n, Blu, IL invo'.e" q ~o''' o.
,,cu.h, and feelings it would be 'd's'o' 70
Ill shout. L., % have peace. and never
hriop them To The cruel test OF p'ac''e'' eA'
.,;mso, Mesn,ime. We will only say 'hs'
p,,l;.h us,~smen know 'hst they hold
r.ds,..bocd u pesce' in her ten d's'rsn'
.,,..d. sliensted and .ens'sved oau'he''
S's,es"
psoole whe talk in he'oies OF the "eme"
, ws could infl,ct Upon Gree
p,i,sio. aud who seem 10 think 70" cue"
-, would bs u small Inconvenience 70 "
are lacking 10 . sound article Of common
.,c.e There 10 plenty Of fire ye' !" '"'
..hes Of the rebellion. end Bolts" "s'e'
men would no, aeslsc, 10 kiodie na"e '"'
xoud burs with consuming iosy.
". ere in no condition for fo'e'c" -
with suy nation. even wefe our peoP'f
North end South. united as band o. ofo'"
... Finsnsi.,.y ~ ore not p"p''s'
The buroers ere sutficieutly heavy opo" u"
people, aud we need peace for yes's 10 CO."
10 develop .oe se, ourees. pay of our deo''
re.es,sbli.h Ger credit. aud m'l'piy ~es"
,ndividus lily and ns,ionsi'y. il d'p'omse
can determine our differences with e'the
q ct Br,sin OF sry other foreign Pc~e
~nhou, loss Of national honor. oil 10 or
ugh, 10 be exhausted before taking On o.
,,uslvs or srrogsnt sui,ude.-Cin- Com.
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State Of 1adisns. Dubois County. So.
IL the Common Piess Co"'' OF Dubois
Count, in tho SAFE Of indiana, Mrv
tern, A d. 1869
John d. C.veuder, Pet. for Divorce.
M.,.h. a c.vecd.r.
u Z IT KNOWN, That on This Is day
I'D al Mssch ia IN. wear 1869. he nbnv-
named pls,nuf, bv hi. Attorney. f.d i"
The Once Of The Clerk of the c mmon
Plea. Cuur:, his c"mpi-in' sg.inst s"'d de
IL nd ants, in the shove Untitled cause. To-.
pe,hrr with an affidavit n a competent
person, tbs, ssiJ d-i-ndsn' Maria a. Ca
lvender 10 mol . resident Of the S'sle Of In
diana.
| Said defendant IL therefore, hereby no
Titled Of the tendency Of said complain
svsins, her srd that unless she sppssr'
and answer or demur thereto. 81 the caiiins
OF ssid cause on the second day o. the mex
Term OF sid Court. 10 begun snd held .
the Court House in jasper. on the let Mon
dsy in M.y. n.x'. ssid complaint. end III
matters and things therein contained en-
alleged, will be heard sad determined II
her sbsence.
HENRY A. HOLTHAUS.
i Clerk Of Dubois County.
C. noAks. Arorney Tor Plsin.f.
/ Mach 10 lSC9-3ss
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NOTICE TO HEt"S OF PETITION TO
SELL REAL ESTATE.
:, at. of I",-os. Dsbais County. Court Of
Com mon Pleas.
NOTICE 10 hereby given ihst Daniel
IN Ris,-y, administrator OF John Ri-ley
dsces-ed. hs- fil-d HE ps,Iion 20 sell the
Real T. ,a,s 81 The decsd-n'. his personal
ppinu ,u-uffirisnt 10 pss his deb's; and that
ssii petition will be hear, ., The 0.xs term
~ the Court Of Common Pleas Of said
Cson,y.
[auss,1 HENRY A. HOLTHAUSs
Clerk &. C, p Dubois C,unty. !.
J"Hs C ScHAFER. Au'y tor Petitioner.
March 10. 1885, n
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BOOTS AND SHOES!
ROMUALD BECK,
East SIDE ~ PuBLIc SQuARf.

q oAeDlk00 S1Soo
DETURNS HE ,baDks 10 the public Tor
IL their to,mer liberal patronage. and r.
spec"ul,v scqnes's . fnriher sx'e"sicn o. u.
piedcire himself that he viii endesvos "a
mevi, n He kssps rons'nn'ly on hand .
waved seso,,men, 81 ladies and ch'ld,en'-
wear Of al descriptions, and will promptly
make 10 order any kind o. boots or shoes =
Az al Ma work wsrrsnted. Osll aud zee Ne
,,os - 's3-sm liz
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NOTICE To HEIRS OF PETITION TO
SELL REAL. ESTATE.

NELL KEAE E>TATE
Safe OF Indlnns, Dubois County Court Of
Common Pirss.
NOTICE IL hereby given ,hst Polly
~ should. 70. Administering Of The Es
s,,e ot Thomas Shoulders, decessrd. mss
fled her pe,isfo n to s-il 'h- R.si E-'s'e Of
Inc dsced-n,. his personsi being inrnfh lent
10 psy his .ebi-: and that said peti'i"o wil
he heard ., the next term Of the Cour, Of
Common PI-ne oi sod county
Attest HENRY A HOLTHAUS. Clerk
III &C p. Dubois Ccunsy.
B. Busstnev. Attorney for Petitioner.
March 10, Iea9-s~s.
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rs what you owe ~.
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Also Unsurpassed. consisting Of Cloths. Cas-.
imerss; Casinets, Jeans. Ss!inets, Satin end
Silk Wearing Wool Wamu-sss. Ucdershir's,
Hats and Cape, Bocis and Shoes, &c., &C..
aud almost any kind Of goods you cell for
II has also
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THE BEST

Muslihs. Prints, Delsipes. Marines. Si'ks'
Ln-ires, Co,,onsdse, Lindsets. Flsn"els,
and all other kinds Of Goods Tor The Ls0ies
aud Kisses. His line Of gooas for Gentle
mea aud Boys
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COURT NOTICE

Louisville Ky.. April % SO
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

LONDON 25-lI O. m--tOusols 9s for both money
L. S FveTweuty bonds 1902 8t 1909 OIL Bii
1907. 10 Ene Railway luois
trails OF Atlantic and Grea, Western, 25 Lussd on Isl
Oct 25-ll an-CotoB steairi hdAgg Up
Mddine orleans 1910 Beadslug opened quet bacon
G. per for New Cumberland Cut
PARIS. Z5-3:Jp The BoursC firm Rentes, sf fIc
FANEFOHr 25UBei STATES FNefweuy bonds hfm at
Bfs081I for the Issue Of 1852.
HAvRg Oct z-COtou opened quiet, MdIBgs sfoai 1881
q
ANTWERP Oct 25-peroe1m opened frm aud unchanged
LoNDoS oct. 2jiJ Coasu, closed al 9Jt uol for money
quiet aud steady Five
Twenty bonds 1884, gii 1863 8it 1867, al. Teuoes 70 Ere
Railway shares 2li Iinois CeutrAls. g.
LIvERPOOI 24:Jl Coton closed lei fnr Md'lnr Up
lands and l2tL fer Mdng Orleans sales Of the DAY 2oD bsrs
cerA for No Red Western. aud for Winter Naval
Storesare qnet bus unchanged
LONnuN . mRefuet Petroleum =
29la293 per for No. II Dutch STANDARD 6lpat
HAvRR 2i-Coou closed qrc for both sp0l Hnd afoat
ANTWERP. Oct. 25-Pero em closed ira but unCLaugeL
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RFCFIpTS OF pRODUCF

Canal IcsScis and Railroad
OCT 25T2@3 bales Cotton $50 bills flour Jl0f bush Whsi
bush Corn - St bush Osts 30 bush Rye tio BUSH Bar
III bis
Meal GO bills Oatmeal no hs p D. Peas
Re5ueJ Petroeu T57 bbs Spirits furpentue 45 bhs
Rosn bbs PORK SO pkCs Beef 81 Cut Meats l pkrs
Grease 100 pkg Lso % pks Ashes p pkgs siean @ rags
1874 Cheese 46 pigs Taos 800 Dried Fruit
SO pkgs Oh Cake 81 bhS Copper $40 bis WHISKY 48 bb kg'
2l7 bales Wool o. bales Hemp 6l bales Hops 1859 sides Leather
Hides l85 hhds Tobacco, rt7 boxes Tobacco
Cotton Seed, us Koe 5bo5 psg Statc HJ 0bi
Napba BecssaI. 2Gl bags Sumac. u recAlA
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FtkEr MORTGAGE CoNvERTigLS SiSArDU nv THS
boNDs FREE OF GOvERNMEET IA1 H IssTs0 m
BURINGTON CEDAR RnPi gSs aGV recommend these
bond Bonds as investment At tine price 6 5RsS
yield about ~ PEI ,o offered before advancing the
limited a Dpsts and ful particulars can be had on
application, - c,,,rs & 70 Nc 30 Wall-st
financial Agents of the Company
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THE MARKETS.

;Csrshuy reported for THH TEIBuNEl . ,oeo
,sHEs-Tbe market quiet but steady sales 0 u Do 81 80"
4. : sd fr Pots Pearls nominal -. ht.h..
C0rON-BulBsss fair and prices are smeNhs! 9En
G bvsr. anxiety and A. the close qes e1s
aepys fair. sales bales 26 SATURDAY evening ana ~
vbIrb by cohsamets
- h. -cuers transit For future delivery We note
~ s Saturday for December 2c today ~ bales OOef
81, a November do do, 24ci 100 December Z9ic
m bcbr.ary and lO February AHe hecs Se@ Oh OASIS VI
We uuofsaF r
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SLbpn-s' seeds are Dull aud prices poa a. l50l5tc 0y
Glover and - 20 - ~ lo Timothy Rough F1 seed se1g
a. o. JjU - gJ
TALLONrc Frte moderate prices Lesvg sales Of
tStb NJ OF 'lfUIstr. and clnce lots al iic
hss Ds~u 10 The demand fYr
Western frcc Slice @ but pes show particular chauge
toa and el lu ipoua e 70 be the most soagh ate these
being ricce supY sol comparatively cheap Attracting
teuu of MaauctuIeG Texas Wool tuppy fu Cal.
lorna " ou aul aud uouiuaL Poroigu almost unsaab
49, there % O. tCrl Peer assortment here
-L--AL-LL- ----.- D. L-.-L-.-L r.- n-e. --c..-
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PhIkOLEVMIbeIr "a arm feeling 10 the to-day. and
Save bad fir 1unsss o. SO b Crde IN bulls al ista De-
aud 10 bbs Relued a. Bic bed al sc for " Fer Fhs
November sui December, a JJ-
RCETbe oasngs though fans equsl demard
and the maet uheu much strength sales Of Is Jb aud -
Car0!iUa az ~ as
sJGAks-kaws he SOLD With greater freedom, bat with stock
enough oHehE 70 meet al Us remain before
e3ec stead ar 70 Pnme kehniug sdci u 40 hhds
81 dlf Tor Iuba; llt Tor foO
stlf al2 ard 5UJ bsgs PensubuO aIlc Rsspe Gun ~ Ice
Cor Harts
SkNS-There b been fair demand ioT sales are confined
20 ANAL parcels % obi Pnes The
tuny bsd uefr moderate
held ne1oud o. refuse 10
o. a.
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Smussmtmts.

rNHEATRE FRANCAIS. - Grand German
Opera Manager H. GRAU. Musical Director CARL ANsCHUln
The Msnsger respectfully departure for
Phuelpb and the principal cities % The south and West BE- v
FOUR PERFORMANCES or GRAND GERMAN OPERA,
Commencing WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct n, with GOuuOds
FAUST
MARlR FRIBDERICI, (p her original role MARGUERITE.
FRANZ HlMMER. On b. renowned OF FAUST
and JOSEF HRRRMAHNS
10 bis great creation Of MEPHST0PHKLkS
together With the strength Of the Company FULL CHORUS
snh ORCHESTRA under the direction Of CARL ANSCUTZ
Admission Reserved OrcbestrA ana Private Soc ersra
DRESS CIRCLE Soc FAMILY CIRCLE e Posoengm Boxes, TO-
tA secured THIS MORNING at Sehrmers Ol Theae Ticket
Omct ~ Broadvay and Theatre FrIncaiA
THURSDAl-MARTHA PRIDAY-THR MAGIC FLUTE.
SATURDAY-L LAST NIGHT-ROBERT LIZ DfABLE
NJ r. DE- CORDOYA's
AA ANIMAL COURSE or LECTURES
ATSTBGNWAY HALL
OUR NEW CLERGYMAN"
-. THURSDAY EVENING Oct g.
NHlFFN vs. SNiFFIN; A BREACH or PROMISE or MAR
RAGE"
MONDAY EVENING, Nov. l.
0fites.
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finantial.
CT. JOSEPH CITY, MISSOURI,
Y PER CENT LOAN.


Due 1889 ise Febar August payable the Bsnt OF Com
Nes-iork
Bonds cent Hat The
financial standing Joseph such that the Bonds combine ai
with large yield OF interest - ,,
sources OF the city A.,
The CITY Of ST. Joseph STATE OF Ms
soURI 10 pont Of population and commercial importance
II estimated that 1000 buildings viii be erected during the
81 Joseph important Railroads and the depot Tor
The trade Of the northern part Of Missouri and large portion Of TIE
Of Kansas and Nebraska -. . - .
The considerable Of STOCK sGOo 0o 10 The Rail
roads which Is the terminus AMI consequently exercises controlling
influence over their management
EXTRACT FROM MAYORS REPORT.
Pcpulation about
Assessed OF Heal Estate
On which the rate Of taxation h y cent 6l
po0me IRON DINER sources. 0'OO
Total income ...................... s2l5 O0O
Amount al ,tv I,dsbtsdnsss 100
Against which the Corporation IN Railroad Stocks &C. 6Oj
Besides large amount Of Real Estate Fire Apparatus, 6c
Tue hr City will be than sufficient - meet all uen
large surplus being e the disposal Of the corporauon
Satisfactory documents the finances o. The city may be seen In oar
Office - -
GOVERNMENT BONDS GOLD, &c, TAKEN IN
EXCHANGE
HIGHEST MARKET RATES.
UTLEY DOUGHERTY,
II WALI-ST EEW-YORK.
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TOR SALE--SG,OO0 Mutual Protection Life As
suruoe society Slo, Apply oS CAY i62 Byosdss from
an 2 ty.loc. 10 No /
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WHERE CATTLE ARR fkOM.-llnnoih, 1876 Ie1aS,
lg3l Kentucky 25I ksWYOrk 96S Indiana. 4S2; Ohio
ilS Missouri, 81 Michigan, &c; Pennsylvania, "A New
Jersey % y j.
REMAEEsRcceips Of $50 cattle during the week just
ended following S2sl last weak are enough 70 lndCate
an eyorstocked DaTket aud lower prices AZ IL matter
oil surprise hat with many cattle the market holds
out well 70 n does. The weather Is favorable ana
mat IA Oh that be said, for muttoii even more
plenty than beef. Compared NLh TINS Gay
week, there s. &c. " n decline, and III
some Instances cattle have been sold ~ close
&c. reduction upon tho rates " last Monday:
Scarcely anything above I6c. bull owners refused
% sell some % ther fat cattle NJ that cr prefcrrg 20
w The Opfundret,tn-st. morket on "Wednesday FOR
the trade ~ ,O1y there were 5s6 fresh and about 800
stale cattle held from Friday. ~ fresh droYes 52 we're
~ COmuHnipaw, ana 1.7s9 at Weebawken There Was
quite an lllsion OF Texan blood hOine OF TIE stock quite
thln, and D1 sold This kind Uf beef has been slut
IA Washington Market Of hie, and b1teheTs incline
10 shuu ~ now. Tia nualbcrs ~ Ohio ana keiItuesy
cattle 6h0W mat many DOd dFOyes have been O1 sale
There also. many small and large GrOves OF
stste cattle, generally mixed bots selling at i've
l4o- o., with egBje bulls az life y ~,
live WEIGHT After doing What they could 70 close out,
e0Dee0ng boh Ia prices and weights 10 the huchers'
there wee close uppa 500 head lett not becauHe owners
choose 90 keep them bat becausc butchers could not De
induced Co purchase so many cait' on TOP OF come
81 IhsG tact secs = purchases It'll hCidiug.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct ~. ldb9
THE COUPONS due Nov. 1st 1862 of the
L FIRST MORTGAGE Per Cent BONDS Of The MOBILE aud
Mongo.s Railroad COMPANY S be Pa si; Pis Sass' Tar S
Esau-st, and after thai date CHAN POLLARD. fre3t
NENYoKK GoiD EHcHANGE BANK s. Broadway aud p NsEs
THE UNDERSIGNED hereby gives notice to
all Creditors Of The Sewiok God Exchange Bank whose claims
have order Of the supreme Court
PFR S SsI po tSs poups a. uc % claims I'm addition to the
PER CENT already mdel at the
said Bink and after the 10th iat n JotpAn hecrI
PRNiNsrIAK RAILWAY CoNPASr. TKEAIUKEK's oYFicE
BATTLE CRKEK. Mich. Oct ~ 1913 )
rTHE COUPONS of the SEVEN PER CENT
RAILWAY Company November will be after that
c. wAKELEE, Treasurer
ToET HUROY AND LAEE MoHIeAS RsLRoAp CO..
TREAsUREKs OFFICE, PoRT lURON, Mich, OeL IT, lsby
TNHE Coupons of the Seven Per Cent First
Mortgage sinking Fund Bonds Of the por Huron All Lake heh
lat date IN GOLD COIN frs Of overem1t presentation
'h oaso OFFS W. Hopkins Ca" Il sro1dTsT xgoi
oyTICE or CmCIGo AND NoETH-W ssTEEs RAILWAY Co.
50 WALLsT.. NV YORK, Oct q, 1893
THE EQUIPMENT BONDS of this Com
o % d9 s, Ss'TO seven Vs cent? . ss BE- ] @ "
A rMTCHARD Ireasut.r
Union PACIFIC RAILROAD
~ FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
q PER CENT INTEREST rs GOLD aso - go 80
LAND GRANT rER CkHp CuREE1CA r ,IAstN ~ Tar
COGSE srANrUS, No - BEOAlrSE
IL L. WOOD. 2j Nassau-st.
W. RAILROAD BONDS
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA LAND GRANT
800 per mile. cent free 81 Gosrrm-nt tar
MACON AND BRUNSWICK,
Guaranteed by stat, Of Gf0rgia PER CENTS
CEDAR FALLS AND AfINNESOTA,
Lease assumed BY ILLINOIS GENIRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
COLUMBUS AND HOOKING VALLEY CO..
SINKING FUND PER CENTS. Il which which vii pay %
loge- cat iagre'L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

Corn Exchange Bank.-Copy Of statement o. the CORN
EXCHANGE BANK go Law VI 1853 Tor The W end
ina I'D October. is2s -.
amountof and %
Average snon Of
" .
Average sns'nnt o. Deposits
snd hewlOrA w A. fslh Cashier o me Nfh
EEchsnSe Ban benz di0-e ad that the sto t.isn cor
u~heL W A. lALLssSaAaer
$50 october 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
HEw-YORK CATTLE MARKET

fOI TTIE WEEK. ENDING MONDAY. Oct. -, 1900.
Hsrtrs. Coas. fsafs- sbeep n i.kmba Sutr-.
Sfg rs zl5 fJ.e55 2jJ8s
These ere sold az tlte following market places.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

Eleventh Ward Bnnl.-Statement tie ELEVENTH WARD
BANK Chapter ndlna Sar
day.t 23d day OF October, $1,000 -.
and 81
AversSr amount o. Circulation 30 M
s
County Of NewYofk. chAs Brown, Cashier Of
the
correct the best my knoveds. snd belief -
sworn before me this 9sd day Of October. lseg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
Bunk Statements.

BULBS Head Bank.-StAlement OF the BULLS HEAD oAh
1883 the We ending sandy e
q3d DAY October. 1869; -.
and e16O944S 90
. 9. -
hssisss -'l %
Balls Head Bank. being duly dpos and thai the statements
snd belief g. W. Cas1ier
sworn thus sd day Of October 1879
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-06-04

He was killed during the recent fire In
Mobile, while attempting to rescue the
contents CT one of the burning buildings
He was buried under the falling walls and
died a few moments after he was extrlca-
ted.
Colonel WOODRUFF was a leading mer-
chant of Mobile, gentleman of dignity,
courtesy and unbounded hospitality. he
distinguished himself during the war, and
his Intelligence. energy and enterprise
since made him the President OF the Mo-
bile Board of Trade.
A few short months since we were the
guests of the merchants Of that city, and
we shall never forget the kindness with
which we, with our associates of the South
ern press were treated by them, and how
pleasantly and genially their hospitality
was dispensed As President, Colonel
WOODRUFF reception, entertainment and
farewell, speaking and acting for the body
he represented and from the fullness OF his
own heart, will never be forgotten.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-06-04

It is wonderful with what avidity the
Republican press seize upon the utterance
of really distinguished person, when
they are not at all complimentary to some
of their party managers. For instance,
the remarks of ex-President Pierce ap-
proving of the appointment of Mr.. Motley
as Minister to England, induces the New
York Tribune to speak of him in an unusu-
ally pleasant manner, in strong contrast
with its heretofore abusive language when
referring TO that gentleman. It says:
"Once in good long while we hear of
ex-President Pierce. The other day he
broke long silence, and delivered himself
upon politics. He approved the appoint
ment of Mr.. Motley, and thought that the
relations between England and the United
States were SO delicate and critical that a
general war might result, with consequent
ces difficult to foresee. Any one can see
that Mr.. Pierce is statesman OF the old
school, and these are sound and conserva-
tive opinions of the old STYLE
The Tribune is correct. Any one can
see that Franklin Pierce is statesman of
the old school, and not one of the latter
day carpet-baggers, misnamed statesman,
who think it the highest duty of public
man to so use his position as to accumulate
wealth for himself and friends, from money
tilched from the National Treasury.
Cleveland PLdindeale3'