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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-25

MeSsFS. Editors: / have noticed for
some time past, that it is customary
for local editors on rendering the Grim
inal news of day, to go to the trouble
of finding out the nationality OF the
culprit and parading it before the gaze
of their many readers. 1t is q fact be-
yOnda doubt, that this practice OfcOn-
Meeting the nationality of the criminal
with the crime committed, does in a
great measure prejudice the of
unthinking readers against that class
Of society, by regarding the offender
rs an exponent, Or type of his country.
For instance, Mr.. 2. commits an
offence, is arraigned and duly pun
ished for the same, and the news is
duly given TO the public, but if Mr.. P.
happens to be an Irishman, or a Ger
man. Swiss or Italian-'is Mr.. P, the
Italian, etc, who did the deed. In the
former case, Mr.. P.'s nationality is
overlooked Though perhaps he was
duly invested with a nationality by
being born in America); in the latter
the country of Mr.. P.'s birth is fully
set forth to the disgust of many of his
cOuntrymen.
These reflections occurred to me in
reading in a paper, that that wretch
MOntaltO, was an Italian, which he
was not; and in another paper, it is
| gravely announced that "BOleran,"
sent to the P~enitentiary for robbery,
is an Italian, which he is not, no more
than the local that penned the an
nOuncement. At least, if the country
Of the criminals is to be thus set forth,
common justice demands that it won't
be done in part, and let "Ye Local "
commence ALPHABETICALLY, and he will
soon find the letter "A" to take up
Il good deal of his time and attention.
AN ITALIAN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-25
Memphis amt White River Packet Company,
United States Mail Line.


Memphis and White River Packet Company,
United States Mail Line.
THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT IT.
Passenger Packets of the-E@
above line VIII leave Memphis every Tuesday
and Saturday at a O'Clock pm, for all points
ON Little Red cnd White rivers rs high up ~
J~acllsOupurt:
TUESDAY
UES =. EthoIs mastef
SATURDAY:
=. AehlOfu. Master
Making close connections with the railroad
NJ DeFalls Bluff for Little Rock all points
above on the Arkansas river; at ~JaeEsOnpOrt
with light-water packets FOR Batesytue and all
points on upper White river also for Poca-
hOntas, Powhattan, and all points on Black
river. This line will give through bills of
din 10 Little Rock and all points above on
the Arkansas river, and all points on White,
Little Red and Black rivers. Also. ticket pas
sengers through to all above points. Freight
received ri al times by the agents.
JOHN u. ADAMS, President.
AGENTS: ELLIOTT x MILLER.
No. , Promenade street.
Z. A.. KENDlG.
ieiS 80 Front 81. MOsby Block.
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PUFFED Bosom Shirts, $2-WOrth
SO. NJ. Kraus & Co, corner Main and
Adams.
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COUNTRY Merchants that buy Dry
Goods, examine our Stock. Nj. krauS
IL Co.
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For MoHnd Civ Ark.

@ TEAMER BEN CAMPBELL IT.
- viii make three trips everysAA
day to Mound city, leaving Memphis atf
and II am. and 3 pm. The hshing near
Mound City is excellent. The boat viii also
make a trip TO Bradley Landing every sun
day Ian
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FOR vICKsBURG.
United States haii---FOr Vekhurg, Mondays
aad SATURDAYS.

aHd Saturdays.
Ofthc Company's fine Pas IT,
" senger Steamers will @eage on.-&[g
the following days, making all Way Land
ings between Memphis anu NlCBsDurg:
MARBLE CITY, SATURDAY. July q, at 8 pm.
RCBICON, MONDAY. July D. at pm.
~LUNINARY, SATURDAY, July q. al 5 pm.
JULIA. MONDAY. August = al . PIN.
Freight received az the ri. Louis WharfbOat.
jy23 FLEM. CALVERT. Sup't.
FOR FRIAR'S POINT.
Regular Memphis and Friar's Point Tri-
weekly Packet-FOr Helena and Friar's Point
GEORGE W. CHEEK Geo. Malone, master
This elegant passenger packet IL
Will cave as above every MDN-|
DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, az ; pm.
For freight or passage apply on board. tyu
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y Agent On commission TO sell FRClT
~ AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS,
otc., in Memphis and adjoining country, for
& Co.'S NURSERIES,, Rochester, n. Y.
Address
jy10 NJ. \. DAILY. Rochester y. y
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WANTED.
WHEAT WANTED.

WE WILL PAY ST. LOUIS PRICES FOR
w Wheat delivered at city Mills, on Beal
street, or l62 Front street.
ielS WEIR & EGHEsRS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-25

NOTlCE-Whereas. letters testamentary
~ upon the estate Of NJ. /. Haley Madam
Leisel, deceased, have been granted to the
subscriber, all persons indebted to said estate
are requested 10 make Immediate payment,
and those having claims or demands against
the same viii make known the same without
delay, al Morgan, Jarnagin & Frayser's Law
ONCE. MARTHA A. GREEN
fvT ExecufrfX-
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DoLBEAR'8 Commercial College, 230
Main street, open day and night the
entire year.
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NoTICE.-A matter in which every
property holder in the South Is inter-
sted-"Th Mississippi Valley Immi-
grafton Labor Company" The books
for subscription to the capital stock of
this company are nov open at the
offices of E. M. AppersOn & Co., 2383
Front street, Harrington & Howell,
26S Front street, and w. Il. Hunt, 10
Union street, and it is hoped, in an
enterprise in which all are so deeply
interested, that every one will come
forward promptly and subscribe with
out further solicitation,
e. NJ. APPERS0N,
Chairman Committed on Opening Books.
Papers favorable to the enterprise
will please insert this notice as often
as they may deem proper.
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Memphis and ST. Francis River Tues
day Packet.

day Packet.
For Helena, Mariana, Madison and Wittsburg,
The new aud elegant Sidewheel Passenger
Packet,
SAINT FRANCIS,
Capt. T. r. OWman-~..-.Sam C.. Paine, Clerk
WILL leave Memphis for Hell IT.
w ENA, LANGUlLI4E and ST.A
FRANCIS RIVERS every TUEzDAY, az ,
O'Clock pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent.
febl9 M Madison street.
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THE Central High School is to open
September lst, With its present
corps of teachers, it is Wel4 worthy
public patronage. See advertisement
IN another column.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-25

ARREST or Mr.. DICKENs.-We UNI
derstand that Mr.. Thomas Dickens,
who shot DIR. Wade Bolton, came into
the city Immediately on hearing OF
the death OF Mr.. BoltOns He claims
that he Is innocent under the law, and
that he came to place himself where
he might be conveniently arrested, if
the authorities should so determine.
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JUST received, full size, 1913 inch, fine
article Mosquito MEETINGS, j0cents per
yard-sOld heretofore at 50 cents. M.
Kraus & Co., cor. Main and Adams.
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a" wv AAAO y .
JOHN s. KERR, Sec. pro tenn.
The New York herald., 1869-12-16

QuentIy incurred ed frsu6uleus means resorted 70
Ia order " gain them. We have nss0nal bankng
system now. and aso national system Of bankrupt.
cy. Way Hn0nid we not nave national law ol
divorcef Your suggestions 6 TO the adoption OF
the rrencn system OF msasteriAl marriages are eml'
nently appropriate 70 country wnicn mas no state
form tue sacrAmeaGal accessories just as well as
American Catholics do--ny confession OF sins and
Proteslanls consistently OBJECT TO magste-
rial marriage, they mold IL ~ be mere oriuance
ana civil contract. Society at large, W wei az tne
individuals coucerneJ have an interest IN
The proper iuinlment OF the conditions requisite
to marriage laid down IN our laws. The rant anu
cant and jumbo or metal aphorica With biblical form
OF EXPRESSION, used pJ beecher III the mock mar
rage. totally opscurcd tae simple language required
by Tue Contract He even asked Richardson n he
would take 'tnis wife before she had been yet
made wife by MS acceptance. IL was sacrifice vi
senGlaentailty. OF simplicity aud reality 10
romance aud stage play. II Is 20 be nopeu tnat
New ork jury may teach nim q lesson. -
The New York herald., 1869-12-16
A CE.sCE TO BglUrIrY TEE CITY,.
rus EDITOR or the HKnALD:-

TO THg EDITOR OF THE HKRALD:-
While the city OF New YORK is peculiarly rich In
natural advantages OF position, and while 1t occu.
pies q most prominent position as o commercial
city, 1t is lamentaby destitute OF works or nrt.
Although we possess many fine buildings, their
eject is often marred by being placed near be.
tween inferior ed1cos which detract from their
appearance. Many blocks In Broadway are thus
rendered ugiy, large, handsome buildings being
placed alongside or small Insignificant ones, and
the whole block Is Irregular ana the general erect
unpleaslng. Under our system OF governments, how
ever this can not be helped; each proprietor is at
liberty to build o. he pleascs, and to suit his
individual tastes ana the length OF MIS- purse
In carrying out his designs. We havc, and,
direct our tastes ana insist tnat each house In the
block snan form part OF one harmonious whole, and
although the city would gain In appearances conld
such person be appointed here, the spirit OF
institutions torbds the exercise OF such power.
Our worthy Mayor has In his Iucssage suggested
mnny improvements which, II oarriod ouk viii
bsuent the city to great degree, aud which win
stamp his admihistration Win success and make II
memorable for years.
Every town OF ah5 Importance In Europe surpasses
ua In its wealth OF public monuments and this ~
less true OF ell our other cities. New York IN thia
pAfttcuar n even poorer than some OF her eister
cites In the Union. We have nothing Dut the wash
ington monument IN Union square, the Wortn monu.
ment End few statues 10 the PARK. Ihe
cerfcatufe OF the fathcr Of his Country" In front
OF the City Hall cannot be called monument aud
certainly does NOT add TO she ART treasures Of our
While - nsny ,mportsns measures await ouy n.
The New York herald., 1869-12-16

tentton, and wnite the crampsd ana crowdsd condL
u0n OF our down town streets demand speedy aud
thorough relief, 10 II probably hard to call our
already overwhelmed taxpayers for contributions
Tor ars purposes. Many things must yes 0e dons
before our eitzens will consens TO expenditures Of
the city money for such purposes. Bot many OF our
wealthy citlzens could earn lame Tor themselves
and ~ the same time the city q monument OF great
beauty. the Croton Reservoir, on Firth avenue,
although most useful ed Ace can not be called an
ornament 10 that magnificent thoroughfare; at
comparatively small expense IL coulu be made
uyst magnlncent and original record OF the late
witnout III the least inpalrlng It's present useful
quailtiees over the central pier In the Filth avenue
front let large group be placed representing
4 RIVER god and attendant nympns as typical
or toe uses OF the oaiiding; or better yet per.
maps some group symoolicai or reconstruction
ON tne corner Duttresses, say groups or the
dinerent Druis or the serviee-cavalfy, inlantry
sailors, marines &c on the frleze let us nave say,
the arms VI the different States the names OF
distinguished Generals who served IN the ior
the Union ana other celebrated Americans On the
Tour immense sides let us place panneed bas relies
0i prominent events IN American history giving due
prominence 10 the important battles OF the late war.
in TINS way what IA now almost an eye sore could
be rendered the grandest and most imposing bis
toTical mOnumenI IN the word. Those connected
Win ~ would leave monument to posterity which
would imnortaze their names.
Ths can never be done by the State or CITY, but
must be done, II at all, by private contributions.
Wnl not some or our wealthy and public spirited
citizens start some such scneme2 Here ID a chance,
gentlemen, 10 become worlu-iamoua. Who Will
Start the ball a rolllDgf
The New York herald., 1869-12-16

100 WEST 18TH ST., TOP FLOOR REAR-AS FIRST
lVC class cook; understands her business In every
branch; fro'esan native OF Wales good references Cali
The New York herald., 1869-12-16
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

Co0lkvs cCe.
RCl wEST WASHINGTON pLACE.-A YOUNG
O%a Scotch woman good cook; IL good washer an
roDer; In small p family preferred good city
ence.
The New York herald., 1869-12-16

ITO WEST l5TH ST.. NEAR 6rH Av., IN THE REAR.
liz by two girls; to cook wash and iron the other
y chambefmad and waitress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20

Friday la-Ony fresh cattle received TO-DAY viz sl
Comunipsw and 56 One hundred The latter
while the brought the follow ing i for 81
Illinois se,h; lldl6c for a. Illinois cattle
cwt and go each 6! cN noi, All The stock Beud-
the state sold tho ConmunipAw yards
ere due there There drnre prices bat no real
advance
resps attempt advance the present fall prices Arrived
To-Day only eo bat OF them usoh tonight showing back
rMdes on ibs part Of buyers Al Conmunpar Bells Pdcot sold
car One 70 TO- &C. and do 88 H. at lie b. w. Geit Co.
soo 10 Ohio sheep By D. &C. aud III Indiana cu 70 10,
ns,S MFSrehs n hcGrr Red sold ear STATE II 10, Al
&c. and DO ID 10, At he j. kirby car 80 10 Gle
aud - Canada lambs 70 NJ se with sheep Of IT'S
ZOE be sheep trade to esbtnue for present Hudson
carload
Hogs weAksr with arrivals Of live TO-DAY yr Eins ear,
foTth 81 aud I've cars At CommnrpsW nearly al to saugb.rs
to low. PIGS lle bronsht He and hat ali that
be quoted for dressed selling l4Al3c with veal trad,
While scarcely esye could b for Western dr,,d Al u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20

large amount OF ea.tial is invested .,, IN
grain aud provisions which being carried in apcipa
OF the Bupply TO consde fable extent the scarcity VI
currency had demoray effect on the exSnT he
kets and weak feer prevailed sales IanspnnS ue
tween city banks at a7Oc discount per s VI cue o
TWO banks have offered currency from New & ,b
of which 10 EXPECTED to arrive tomorrow w.
counter banker were selling at lilo premium anu 'ahk
NJ ll0a4 OF.
The Rock Island Road earned for the second "eeh III
February: .ceeo,
The Western Union Railroad earned for the secohu
week IN February; .,.ns
1869 elo2 goa lS6s.........''.', 'sH'oo
Monday the nd being washingtOns Birthday wiz o0
nhseryed as close holiday by the bankers arc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20

o,s quotations. Mddns Upland, lt MdG les 90 for export
Inc a scnl.tIop stock Ia and on pIonr
AID S 80 M bes 90 40 from the Tn .ed ~ Ola Is
T., Westen Canal Corn 2j quarter arc
| w. S' Spirits PetrO!eSD, I'd per gallon. lArl' "
heavy: p.h lq-l D. m.-unted States so Bonus q"'' ~
S ~ i9i Stocks quiet; Erie 24i lhnoi: w t,,too N.
Feb 49, m-Cotton ba: deeineu ,9t o Md
IL W. b.rg made liza for hdding upland sra ~ oS hale,
The stock Cotton sfet estimated ~ snrt,
Of which Us. 900 are ron 'hs Ohieu o'A'e'' Law -
TnrptBtne. 81 . " sut A., n, ~ allan Iip,eed cAkef
LoSpoN, Feb l9-SpnIs IeifolehH' NJ kAi'''
eli ID tnp Whale OIL 20 q tan ~. 18th nancy ,nd
Psh n-Consols close al % or Dow
a. Trited States PysTueny bonds. 49,. STOCKS ''
We "a, Illinois. sei Atlantic std Great Wesrn ~ closed
Peb l94l m-Cotton-rhe Cotton sI;., Or
An, nidpe uplands the SPOT Hid ahea llt
I,au, ia Sales Of the day Sooo oaes' FORK q"s' '
Spnt. Petroleum. I'D Per gallon - ,,,. a ca rei
'Iospos l&-Pne Rosn ls PCT eNt Iurpea''ne' '
81 Csutta Liuseed 58i6A LinSsed OIL t2S per iun ,v.
AsrwgKP Feb l9-Ieuoegn dull al %! H. io S.AlN'D ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20

GUINNESS demand for beth Bags Cloth d
prices steady quote lia for the or The
latter
HoPS-Rrswe only hnyng supply nd n. n,l.
quiet show change State for F
90 Good and i2Dl6c for Choice 10 fSncE.
HEhPIB Manila we have had quiet market bn boilers are
without particular change quote al lie
F0h Other kiBds dali
H0HBY-Cpbs ard good demand 2a6sc gold Ia bond
sBd IS ds7c, gold In bond
HAYTbs demand moderate, ard til, market steady 7Od5e
for sbippiag; sBd sldei 10 for retail lots
hRTALSAmereSn ngo Copper d1 and less 6rm and
hompa Al The Of 10000 H. let March derr
private Iron unchanged Pig lin steady WITH
sass Of O slabs Straits tc spser has advanced sales 10
Al Sc, gold, Lead Is stead. We quote as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20
Ytaal NOtias.

CUPREME COURT.-In the Matter Of tho
~ Application OF the Mayor Aldermen aud Comnona 81 the Of
NewYotk relative 10 the OPENING of0NR
TYTHIRD STREET from Eighth Mount Morris
the erYorPuuabtt made
yded the Mayor Aldermen and ConmOns Of the City Of New fo
hereby intend Court Of the
Of York Special Tern Of said Court 70 be held al ,hs
City Hall In the City ofswforf on the zth day February 1879 a.
opening thereafter Counsel
can heard appointment Of Estimate and
sment entitled that the and extent II the
improvement hereby intended the Opening Of
third street. from Eighth avenue to Mount Morris square d C
M said City unde and BY vtue Of Act
o the the People Ofthe state Of EewYoh entitled A.
Act Improvements touching the lADg out Of Streets and
Ross City NewYcrt and for other purpose passed April .,
leC7--Dated New York February .. 1853
RICHARD OGoRMAS, Counsel 10 the corpor,poa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20
noupsTtc MARKETS

s.Y.SylH Ga Feb l9-Cotlon-Ne receipts 80 nses
t.,nd. and IL Of Upinds eoare % hates o.
total 10 ia bale. Exports 10 Great britain Kto stoeI On
49, s ,es Of Sea Isauds aud 81 95 bales Of Uplands ne
Pc Sales Of the week. 1Oo
Snsroik Va Pob lsCoitOD-Ne receipts OF me s"a
cossri,e $50 bales total 8il baes exports 90
s1 hsl,s I,rea Britain 20 bss stock hand 10 store e
inosr not cleared 2o bales; the market dn auu b0'HAS
~. low MiIdlnrs Rominsly 21c sales 51 balev
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20
Corporation goiias.


RPORATION NOTICE. - PTIpT IN
all Lots Improved unmyroed LsnS
thereby that the following Assessments have been completed "a
lodged the ONCE Of the Board Of Assessors r erEon L ~
persons interested, viz; ....
sPor Fasgng sidewalks 4lstst from st 10 iith s,snvs
2d-Por Pafeug Avenue east see from 18th 18th s,,,s.
3d-Por FaggiDg sidewalks EthsI, from lh avenas "a p,A
River "e
lthFor Fagging sidewalks setting and resnf ,ufb ana .
the sonhwessry avenue and 23d street Wv"
shPor regulating grading setting curb and gutter asts l
street, from 81 70 eth avenue. @
6-For tagging sidewalks on sh street. from Eth 10 Oh ,,.,
The limits embraced By reh Assessment neude all
and Lots Of Ground vacant Lots lud parcels n
ndes 4lst Stb 70 llth
&-The east side Of Avenue B. from 18th 70 10th Al
Both sides Of 9Th street from m aVeppe Hnd.on Rive,
4hThe sonhey aide Of I'D street from % pes,
feet westerly therefrom. '''V
5,h--Botb sides Of lllth street from d to iai avenues
6th-Both sides Of 18th street, from 9th syenues
All persons whose interests affected By the
msDt and who sre opposed to the either are ,er
present their objections writing. 10 sae Hunt
Board OF Ascssors at their ONCE No. % Chambers street
New Court Home within thirty days from the date Of rsue
ISAAC o. HUNT,
fr. GUERNSEY sACKRTr "' "'se''sfs
Omce Board Of ASSESSOR Nsw Court House Feb H. 1869
CITr op NKw.YoKK. DEPARTMENT FIsASca Brs..rS-s
THy OF TAIEs CoURr BoCsE PARK nChamh<,s.tf
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that on
arrears Of Personal Taxes due 70 Be ps a..
Personal Tare No la Nsssut and that the boois s.Iss ~
arrears will be found at said once. "es
No person bus the said Attorney the underlined A.,
receive receipt for such except Of Warr,
hereafter when the Marshal to whom the directed M l,,, ,
authority collect the amount included heTe s,ss,. 49,.
fore Issued enforce the payment Of Personal Tre ara 800
nsndsd-Dassd Eev-Y0rE, January - !sa Wv"
BERNARD SMITH Rsss,,,r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ns n-sge hash Csrn 800 bash Wheat isN bush Dat. soO
en.s MAJ, ~ bush Bssa $40 bills POu 900 bblI Cora Ms.
SS a's9, ar, rsISs.. S Dbl. PoI SO p Ca pis.
Cheese ptss Lard on % pigs Dried Fruit pIr Oh Gale 3Ie
bbs Wh LII bea kr bslei Wool 3b BALI. Hope va
s6ss Lssihe h hhd Tobacco a35
Starch, ga bbh kipbths, 40 bags PsaputI ' Wv '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20
pANR1NG AND FINANCIAL.

The late decision Of the United states supreme
s,+ that hotb coin and currency are legal tender
and that all contracts for the payment ol coi "I
valid and may be enforced by law places INC "V"
GobHtv Of the Union Pacific Railroad company W
nav the interest and principal OF us irst mort Raso
bonds beyond question. What some Oh inc courts
have heretofore held was matter of honor, has now
become an obligation, and must enhance 'he 'n"iA0'
value of their securities.
These bonds are first mortgage upon one oil tle
longest lines of railroad in the world The amount
l he less than $27 eco per mile. heearnings from
local business over portion of the road last year
were over five million dollars. and after its compile
tion early this season. the immense through tranc oi
the Pacific States win increase this sum to fifteen or
twenty millions The payment OF both interest," anu
principal of the bonds in gold Isl therefore, perecF
sure.
The present high price of Governments oners !"
favorable opportunity TO sell and to reinVest III o
eoually safe and more valuable on account Vi 'iY
longer period before its maturity. 1he exchange "'
80 mas, n nro6f of from ten 10 fourteen per cent AS
The issue of these bonds will soon cease parties VINO
desire to invest are invited to make their subscrp-
.;ons at once. Thew will be received at the Com
panys Office. No 90 Nassau-st. and by John D. CISCO
A. Son. No. so Wall-st; and by banks and bankers
generally. A pamphlet, with full particulars sent
free on application.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE, FIFTY-YEAR CONVERT
pIE BONDS of the ROCKFORD Rock ISLAND ana 81
LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY, pay the PRINCIPAL AND
SEvEl' PER CENT INTEREsT-lst FEB. ana Isl AC"'-
IN GOLD Com, Free Of Government Tar
The Bonds are offered at ga and accrued interest
IN currency.
Pamphlets. with maps, giving full information
sent on application.
All Bonds subscribed for sent by Express free OF
charge.
The Bonds may be had of II. II. BooDY, Treasurer
No. 70 Wall-st, or of HENRY CLEws & Co, Bankers
No 81 Wall-st.. New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-20
THE e., STATE IA! OF TRADE.

hoSUThsN hAhkkIe
IsEpoy Tsb 1911 HCensols opened 50 for both
Illinois e6l ssgsr dull -
kyI.rssa " ~ ..-Il, Gotten nnls. sp,si ia 81 u.