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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-07

Opening Of the Pail season.
We take pleasure in announcing to the |
Ladies Of Nashville and the public in gen
eral, that We have opened our new imPor-
taiious Of Fall and Winter Goods, com.
prising the latest styles Of dress goods,
poplins, plAids, silks and oOlOrsd silk vel.
vets, Roman sashes, kid gloves, shAvls and
blankets. Also, an elegant line Of Arabs.
We shall continue 10 receive the novelties
Of the season ~ they appear, and invite
our customers to call. No trouble to show
goods. E. & ]. EoRTHMAs,
oci3 If No. 20 Public Square.
The most extensive variety Of Perfumsry,
soaps, brushes, cosmetics and fancy goods
ever imported to this city, at
R. P. jenkins,
oe5n 50 North College street
MorHERs cannot be too observing Of the
inst symptoms Of worms.
B A FAhnestock's Vermifuge should be
in every house. cell deOd4" I'm
A LARGE stock Of silk velvsts, siIks and
sAiins, just received at @. Rice & Co.'S, 81
College street ocil Nv
Leonard House,
No. 26 South College street, between
Church and Broad, Nazhville, Tennessee.
Board md lodging IS; day board 81.
F. W. COLLECT,
ociI In Proprietor.
ALARGE variety Of 6ne imported cigar
and tobaoco-, at RIP. jenkins
oc5 If 80 North Market street.
IL you want a fne silk dress ST low
price, 90 TO G. Rice & Cos, g. College
street. oetl "
THE cheapest satius in Nashville are at
@ Rice & Cos, g. College st. Oel lw
FoR uniform good board and cool, venti-
Aisd lodgings, go to the Planters, Sum-
mer near Cedar. iy6H
BLACK and oolored silk and sAiins, Al
less price than 10 any other store, at @
Rice a Cos, G. College ST. ocil ~
BLACK aad ooloTed alpacAs and plain
dress goods Of all kinds, al popular prices,
at the Trade Palacs, IA Public Square.
| oc5tf JOHN GmaAN 4 Co.
I
| USE jenkins Stomach Bitiers. Oc5 n
Hack SIIEEi BLACK silEsii
Thompson Bros. 4 Kelly have just re-
eeivsd another lot Of those famous gold
edged black silks, at 81 50 oC6 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-07

We are authorised % announce & s.
Riddleburger 4 candidate for Chief Clerk
Of the Market.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-07

striped SiiEsI checked kiiEsi
Thompsol Bros. Il Kelly have iusi
opened real good silks in stripes and
checks, at 81 SO. CheaPss, silks we have
fered since the war. oC6 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-10-07

We HIVE HET THEEHEMY
Gained Another Victory
MIKE POWERS.
HAVING RETURNED FROM THE |
IL East, is again in the field with the
largest stock Of
Mems, Boys & Youths Clothing
in the market, which has been selected
with the greatest care, and made up in
the most fashionable manner and of the
best material. Among his stock may be
mentioned.
Gents Melton Cheviot
and Beaver Suits.
Gents Chesterfield Goats.
|
Gents Dress and Frock
Goats.
Gents Fine Overcoats,
Beaver and Ohinchilla.
Gents Doeskin and Fancy
Cashmere Pants.
Gents Silk, Satin, Velvet
Cloth and Beaver Vests.
Gents velveteen Hunt
ing Suits.
Boys and Youths Cloth.
ing of every description
Gents All-wool Shawls.
| I'll. - .-.tt. =. ,,.,.,..i.t.. .-,o.t,,.,t a
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
THE COURTS.
TILE cuR1sTY ESTATE

puoo,, cot Smitb.-'Fhe trial of this case was
sea Yesterday in the supreme Court, and the PLAIN
,, as recalled 10 tue stand. She testified that sc
tboucht her name signed to certain papers was her ss
nature 1t looked ike hers but she did not recognize %
pannrs TO which they were signed she had signs
eral papers whout even looking 10 thei a6 l hninsn5
reouest she had been married twice; her hIs. L,o,v
,os dead. as 10 her sernud husband. she ala noe
whether he was alive nOt she had ooi oooreted bv
other than her Husbands; she was noI COn"'N'O ~
blood or maria ge with the Christy tanhy H. .,ed
Mr. RlAuknlau was placed on inc stauu. ~ .
,bat he had had moi hing do with tne ~
fbs Istb of HeptcInber, except 10 oht lhc WI W is
Chrtv for probate aud receive deed lOr Two hohSes III
~ his own claims on these houses teTe were
two mortgages one of $4,000 ana te Other OF SzVOO
ho so o n,orteage was made TO G. X Smith, but was
rasl, 0 Secure Mir same JOness udge Jones) fee; he
ffud,,e Jones and BlmkmRn had done the greater
oron OF the work the old Chrlsty VIII casei Wben
H. nronerfv was sold, the $4,000 paid over
20 smith but he claimed that only 5000 was
maid TO Judge Jones, and that since the suit
was commenced Judge Jones had offered TO take
5000 II he could get It in 90 days; when Smith
left for Europe he had akns brought III as counsel TO
look after hs interest. Mr. Haskius did almost nothing
in the suit the sale 81 the houses conveyed to Blank
e5 900 was fec to him Ile paid and advanced 10 Mrs
Breck O0O He had paid Mrs Christy aud her children
aud on their account about and then there were
assessments 10 be pad ana expenses OF the suits
DR.. Rogers placed on the stand lie testhed that
for his in exhunRg and examining tile DOdy OF
f. p Christy he received mt Bushwick valued IN Ill
at 81, 500, in place OF his claim for 5000 , ..
This closed the for the prosecution ana the OOV
adjourned to Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
COURT CALENDARs-Tms DAT.

SUPREME CoCRr - GENERAL TERM - Held by
NIEHKE j.; aud INGKAHANi Court opens A.
Mos - 81 80 ST. S. So so s. -. So 81 "s ~ eO' d.
81, 90. g. 50. 81, 50. ~, 20. ~ II g,
Termner-NO 4g'-PAET lilo ll66, lIl5. 1880 lJp ZZ,
Il4 s6l l6i5 l9 ll0 l1e7 z5 1851 1913 i06 l69 Gil
SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL TERM.-NO calendar.
Cause
SUPREME CoURT-CHASIBERs.-N calendar.
o. SUPERIOR COURT-rRIAL TEKM-Part Nos POS,
s3I ISL IN Tti. s3 "a 80 t0S 273 645 81 ti9 Ps
NOA 2 s ~ 40 or $50 $50 Sh so s95, 7'2 s6s, sOs 76
e56
Court OF COlEdOS PLEAs-General Calendar
MARINE CoUKr-TBuM TERM.-Nos. 2}13 2})2
1921 22I9 2l2i 2a3 243 1893 49, 24S 2is 24ia 2 2f2
Pas kl4t z4lS 2li6 24Is243 ziy 2l 2is 2 2aA 2S 2
2EL
Court OF 0YRR AND TERNiTNER.-N0s. ], 2 3, T. 8. o.
COUiyT or GENERAL SEssIONs.-1he People aRt.
Isaac fe0iiOs sud bai Peter Lynch, forgery ad
grs0d aruy Jsse. NseOH larceny io pefson Johh Wilson,
burglary; John Howard Jacob Smth Nm Vtey Thomas Bren9An
aA Nolan, JAS Haer. Joha H. Sheridan,
K1u IN boHI bgrgary Peier Boga obtaining gCos ty iie
uretesss; frsbe ladey bmpt 81 bursy; Kama
LnFard larceny per.ot Jobu Smith attempt burglary
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
TIE II 8 n1srR1cr.ATroRNEY,s OFFICE.

District Attorney Courtney has not yet been
Informed that xJudre Icrrcpont has received his com
mission as u. s. DstIictAttorney for this District MT
Courtney has taken every pains to transfer inc business
shape that the latter will have but little trouble In
mastering its details Out Of total of over 20n SEIZURE
cases flat have been pending before Mr. Courtney Tor
disposition during his term Of office only 81 eliah u;
disposed Of II is stated good authority tnat ex .
District Attorney l.. Dcla1eld Smith is succesSlul
applicant for the position of Deputy DstrictAttorney
under ex-Judge PieTrepOut
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
TUESDAY. April fs-p. u.

Gold opened at 1921, sold at 1927, 1921, closing,
at 1924. The clearngs the Gold Exchange Bank were
SOL lO7 OO0 and the balance o. $40 a. The ASSISTANT
Treasurer paid out on account OF the May interest H
900. The Cunard steamer due here tomorrow nas on
board s7SO,OOO In American gold eoin
Government bonds were dull and steady; thcre was
moderate investment demand but speculative operations
were checked by the continued srngency OF the money
market. Fyetwentes OF 62 sold at 1901; Coupon $685.
ll7tall7t; New 65s, 13i; CTS, islellSi; 6Ss, iSt;
Coupon IOo iO5t At the close the market was steady
State bonds dun New Tennessee sold at 66s MIS-
souri, per cent, s7asG. Louisiana per per cent '2to
72i North Carolina per cent eo Miscellaneous shares
were dull with the exception Of Mariposa Preferred
which advanced to s7 Western Union Telegraph opened
at t sola at lOi closing 4ot Quicksilver sold AT zt
Pacific Mail sold at 0 a9?i closing e2i Express shares
are steady WelsFsrgo sold at 3lt; United states o't
American Merchants UDonit0i Merchants Uhlon' lot
Railway shares were dull and unsettled. with pressure
to sell New.York Central by weak holders at i62Sie2
but at the close the price advanced to 1881 on favorable
report. from Albany Hudson River sold at 49, READ
ing 92iag2l. Michigan Southern was hrm Iat Vt~'0t
CLEVELAND and Pittsburgh sold at soE North Western
Common slasi; Northwestern Preferred, o6695t Rock
Island 1921 eisI Fort Wayne. lst93Ol ST. Paul stocks
were steady at 7t for the Common and e asa for the
Preferred The transactions light and the market
was without any speculative activity AT the Second
BOARD prices were fraction higher NewIork Central
sold at lG7i Reading 92l Lake Shore, Tt Toledo ana
wabash CsIaG9 Ohio and Mississippi Common, 32i SS2i
At the close the market had hrmer tone. Eew-fork
Central sold at 1891 Hudson River l5 St. Paul Common
7- Michigan Southern, %; Rock Isand l32 The easier
tone OF the money market had the effect OF stimulating
prices but transactions we're on limited SCALE Eric
sold at 33l asst. closing tsSi
The closing quotations for Government bonds were as
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
nANRERs.-No calendar.
NORWALK. conn.

70 fhe Editor or Ths Tribume.
SfR: In your account of Homes in the Coun-
trv,' on the New-York and New-Haveu Railroad, you
say nothing of Norwk, which Is but eight miles beyond
Stamford has lLOOO Inhabitants and possesses every
advantage that any OF the places you have named enjoy
II has fine steamer daily 70 HewYork. No place on
le line OF the road can boast or more line Residences
and no place In America show more costly FesdeDco
than our tOwnsnau, Lcgrand Lockwood, esq, whose
place. s said TO have cost nearly tOCOO Yours truly
NOrtodIk. April ~. 1859. L. D. bARNUA
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
CIVIL.
of Adolnh Bente for re-

Tn re- the petition of AdOlph Bente for re-
nIsson of ne and forfeiture of three OF music.
Bente is at the head OF branch house in this CITY OF tho
firm OF Henry IeltO publishers OF music az Brun5wlek,
1ermapy Three cases Of music consigned TO Bente,
were seized at Custom House. and hue was imposed
on Bente on the ground that the music was nvOiced az
the cost price publishers Instead OF at the market
value at the place OF export Bente now claims that
there was no intent deraud the revenue rs the house
of Ietof had nvOced the music at the cost price 10
Them after consulting the American Consul at Nlpsc,
mir CraIner who informed them that they had night
10 do 90 An affidavit having been made by Mr. bente
70 the above effect the matter Will probably DE suot-
ted 10 the Secretary Of the Treasury for his decision
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14

The JUNIOR PARTNER OF our house proposing TO 10
retire from business we offer for sale Works Tor
the manufacture of PHOSPHATE OF LIME AND CON
cENTRATED MANUREs; including the Reai ES'SIe, Gnr
bnnsa has been continually engaged i'll this trade
over p wears. The advantages presented are unu-
suaI. The BUSINESS is CASH ONE, ana peipg
already fully established, requires none OF the et-
forts ordinarily demanded in the commencement OF
new undertaking. it being ready TO step INTO anu oe
prOsperously continued The Whole wiil 70 nf
customers. formulas, &C. a rare opportunity Is
offered to any party disposed to become our sue
cessors and continue the manufacture and sae OF our
specialtes. No application will have our attention
unless with full name aud address.
ALLEN 81 NEEDLES, No. 42 South Delaware-aye:,
(Box No. 1,65ll Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
THE MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS COMPANY
LITIGATION.

Fargo and Others aet Batcht0rd ana ON 0inels, es.
The argument of the for injunction In ths case
was commenced, yesterday, in the supreme Court Cram
bers after the reading Of he papers r Lhpao opecu
fe case on behalf Of companies claiming that all re
lief which the dissdct stockholders could III any event
obtain could be as well obtained in this suit as IN thelr
individual sus that. in ct their suits had no suDstan
tial Justice but brought for mere purposes OF an
ance and should be restrained Mr g. A seward ior
the defCTdans claimed that the bill was not properly
framed for its purpose and that all the merits we're Win
the dofendants. The argument Is stil unfinished.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL
PARK BASK-For the safe-keeping, and protection
from FIRE aud burglars Of Securities of all kinds In
Guiding Bonds, Stocks, Mortgages Wills and Dia-
monds, and valuable Jowery of every description.
An inspection of the vault constructed by The Ma
tonal Park Bank in their building will at once
convince all parties interested that the most perecE
attainabe security has been reached and at an ex-
trsmey moderate annual cost to each individual de-
positor. The officers will take pleasure in showing
the vault on application. ....r
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
N Y WHOLESALE PRICES or COUNTRY PRODUCE
Enl MEsk ENnLNG Arrll NJ. -sL.


n. ipo"sss r11ss rtt fr,h r'i,' .els, r5:'
Deducted for commissions bsSd. freight Gd "'es' co w.
Of he ,.disr should o ne painted Goa one Ns r'ec,o
t Of The T,s uror ihs under se 9 the e"'e ,5o ns & s G
csn packages aaa care in putting up a1h Cd. "a'h 10 ~
Of the prOdacs . -. -.
Tls I ap u bs fs@st ~ rrseOr o;. oa =,
eot,lary when as. ere oaas, daS lrs 70 SSa % & -,
O''ii ,s S,' r3s. ss;.': sss' Pea. 5.S,;
S'is.%!i.i: St1s;f ;aH:: sSS &c s "'' ''' 900
Receipts, 10 29 package. rt we. GRAN insae Of s4 f,r
s a., gs' ,ss1 80. s' .,..s a' rs F sa i 'vSs'' % @
inactive r,ss wss m .ad s sSdrE Io"SS .s,s n. ,ss a..
tp,d :., fsS ss;c 10 ss a. we'll :, ~ sep ,sr rev &
save retail way Ryss pals ,ssw have hen en- o. - ~ " &c %
b .,, .' % s a., ,Ss ia Sy Soss 9 40 T% % b
S ' .oS ed Ss now sss a. issyy less 70 Ssser. Qss ~
etcauala batter s'tcsH'ly ,eh a. '9e We qeoe .ss
Hall tab. store packed S SS
Old Cslsaa soOA...''.'''.';;,vs
Aslan. SOn~0n'
Rseripi, 2,lC With i!so srpsI,s sS the week
si.se Ts s ss SSs @ sS lie iaariei sr Ss r
mostly Of sad poor eleese as.se ne SsSs ss ,s
received mostly sIinud worth sbonl 100 soTs gd % sa 81,
sff'ss s s . s Ys. Is, .1sSt '% s l., M Many ''
cheese ssys ,her er.aI 70 I9s butter Tub We q"s RS
Good 70 pnGv....2f d2lk Bngi,h Dsny, ge"i''' sl 80
Farm DAIRY good .......is 11o sluur
Nedaa ..............ly as
EGGs.
Receipts, 1904 packages fr the week Which are tS @ W rs
IL. prsTons spslDg week last year i An, 70.
seldom had decline OF 2c dav, foe S.ek ~ ~ M dovh.
ceitts are larger demand Ad the tehdsy ~
ward Siuye Ibis are OF toy 81 z'e We qsV's' n as
j.. L. H. and Pa y dOIA D. Ci S6S
s.; ssol 81 81 fss Is s
a
fERTiLIZERS,
For hereat ordelios .S ms @ mn ea,e,t
Tue uAsiss u uoaud Nova ssoHai .S0 F00s''"' NV
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
s,tras,, from Review, Of thI, Work


sCuHru on develops the fearful shoals on which ahEs
of bum.n happiness wrecked and furnishes eS,r by
which ey avoided escaped Fortunate for eouu would
bs s yOs put practice the hiuihrOpe aud scientific miIm,
bsr. laid aowp-one misery might then BE- ban'hd
from our the the be succeeded BY renewal Of
,b hardy yisoOu, spirits Of usLL ChToniee
ID
"ete no society BY whom the book VIII not Dc ouhO
useful ubeber psrsOa hold the relation Of Parent Feep'o OF
CluUmIn,"-lsuh
"cuHrra OF MASHoopThis really valuable work Tor ponhs
ont the diseases resulting FROM the evils OF which are
ever asylum less than IN the shattered consultation OF ~
drsE win DO prevent the vice which by IL prevalence
among the younE the on TIE future
WelLbsnE Of many."-l HeraM
Address AL Communications
Dr. & DB p. CURTIS,
No. 50 North Chiresst,
Baltimore Nd
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14

sstsd Hides moderately active about i3ta gold for M,
eaibo ilsc do. for Bahia Marsnhsm and PsabGso, iais
DO for Tsmpeo apd MaamoFos; and 5Di6e do for Chill Poo
foreign Wet Ssted stock the demand has been fair
anabe parcels prices quite steady with only
IN the hands o Domestic Sanghters
setye hat the slowly end former
We quote Wet "a tel BnSBos and Rio Grsude at 2
California l212Ie do Para l6Iiic; DO New Orleans
and Cy and Country Slaughter q % enrney Upps,
Leather stock steady 6pl the demand irregular Cows slowly
and Kps We A,,,.
and Rio GraHde BOISE go Mnos 27e29c currency, Cs1.
aud BiSsm 32G5c do ard Leone 33drc DO Fast ius,
stock in The abeaes u reported nonay as he
fore. lG4Gle gold Calcutta Slaughter Gov, se M da
Dead CreeR aud l51l5lc, for DO Buffalo
LBATHER-A gradual reduction Of ole y grsdes of
Henlcck Sole has increased the m p
sen dull With rather feeling san
dealers al The close The stock band before The
smaller arrivals balancing the saes We
Zs for Heavy and Od5le for Middle Light; Ornoco
2SAl5e fr h.aVy 2d5Oc for Middle 2 a. c LEbt, California
2o@E7e for Heavy, sHd 0a3lic Tor Middle Light ost
and Dds6c for savv; Cropped f2le Belle. aJ72Sc RoaSs
Is dull at 5.9pc. for HsGiocE. and 98d4Jc. for Oak
hOLASbBS-There has been
mainly IN low grades for boiling prices sbosiDg important
ami the market closing steady boets
TO force sales We 81 h Porto terms;
Old Cuba Csyed S0c $50 bids HuscorAo Tba tnfusg
q. 46c aud by suction 100 hhds Denea 56ds0c
HesOrle ans at 66t67sc VT"
NETALSAmedcn Qngo Copper better job
bing demand very little disposition sell unless
Of 100000 b Pg lron ba bees 10 fair regnet At prices In Pa
Tin note sale. Of $50 slabs straits 81 a9c Isl tuus Baoes
Gic and EDsish SIC, all gold The Bngsh markets dels "a
coming under this heading show bat little change We qqos &
SAlLsf
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
yqs6 9ubIitatiuns
ITHE FOURTH NUMBER

THE FOURTH NUMBER
APPLETONS' JOURNAL,
READY THIS DAY.
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IL VIEW OF CASTLE GARDEN AND BATTERY FRoA
TBH BAY.
III TRINITY CHURCH
w CUSTOM.HOUSB
v TREASURY BUILDING AND WALLsE
vi HAssAUST NORTH FROM WALLsr
VII THR ToMBS
VIII CORNER OF CEDARST AND BROADWAY.
IN pROADwAY AT LOWER END or THB PARK
Y Bgo,DwAY, LOOKING NORTH PROM ST. NICHOLAS
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OF
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ENTITLED
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Ytn s1ublifutiuns.

AMERICAN PHOT0-LITH0GRAPH co.,
"A OFFICE HsEALS BrILone-BroadN NsJ-~Reos ~. -
IMPORTANT 10 EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS.
Jrsvsss ytnF E0rops sboud wouds themselves with bAk
FERB HANDBOOK By w. PEssOKE BsrEDsA pnss ~ 80 Tbs
u hs sOmps.s o. yaops aud Tbs EGSi passksd the
Ibslsh sSgUsIs. vBsh s made ssnFsJ rev every year.
Also,
HARPERs PBRLsE BOOK o.. BlsDsooE )FHivEE TALE,
a. ~ IL on rs1ee1 schools IN English Gsraas French asd
itssss hy W. PgSES0EE fFfRpos. pnse 81 60 nARPEB
bROTifKRs. Pablshsn fot sas ., al Beolsssrt
fIIALE OF A PHYSICIAN.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14

Money was Less active oaning AZ o'clock at currency
interest Early IN the day iI6elS9 was paid IN addition
TO currency interest stocks and l32 and interest on
Government bonds but the demand was active. and
ut the close tho market had easier tone. The strn-
gency Oh call Is aggravated by artificial means few
largo lenders by combining produce an appearance OF
scarcity OF loanabe funds. and able W obtain high
rates for their by refusing to lend untlthe close
OF bank hours unless paid extra rate In tho sape OF
commission. Reports frequently circulated that
of money to be made for tho purpose Of break
ing prices of railway sh1res.
Sterling Exchange Is In better demand on tho basis OF
lOi 0iO7I for prime eoday bank bs and OslslOsi for
sight bills.
The trausacsDs at the oce OF the Assistant Treasurer,
were Receipts for Customs, tSssOOo for Gold Notes,
So 900 total Receipts, s93O593 6S; total Payments,
si5Io47 G7; Balance, ss).s57 ,e65 s.
The transfer books VI the Chicago and North Western
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
o,,on ., omcor. NJ ,be Roord of !

The election OF officers of the Board of Trade of Buff
faio N " took place to-day, and the following were
chosen: s. s. Guthrie President; o. l.. Nims VcePres
dent; f. W. Eames Treasurer The contest for President
was very close Guthrie receiving only i've majority over
Charles G. Curtis. ...... ...... ...F
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MANHOOD

One Hundred PyouItb edition Of this medical essay revised
and Published BY tb. author Dr. CURTIS This 'uabe verk treats On
the suss and premature decline ves clear synopsis
Of the npdnsu to marriage and eIsuDsss results Of JeAr'
D,,ee, IN tn. treatment Of EsrsOu Debility Address b. author Dr.
CURTIS, BatinOrs. Nd
New-York tribune., 1869-04-14
NOR ILLINOIS AND MISSOURI TRADE,
IL ADVERTISER INsTHE QUINCY WIG,


BAILHACHB T. PHILLIPS, Publishers
rua.r n. new the eieuon Of The QUINCY WHO
AND REPUBLICAN has largely increased aud b Superior
Of with the dealers Of Western Illinois and North
THE WHIG pubIhsd both daily and weekly 1t hi ftsl,is
p,,tptper RspubieIn IN politics 49, ,
make specially Commercial News hyes an editor smploysa
IA attend TO Quincy located on hs
N,,ppi River miles above ST. Joat 70 the second city IN M
so point population snd bun I'm pohass Its gopu,hos
- a. hsr, boa IS hundred buldsgs
s,td annually The railroad bridge nearly eompssd mans
h A.. s pou A. which and Missouri connected by ou
a bu Of circulation ds b9ted ih' sOahn'
jpoi,-Adau, Hsntosk Knox MeDonoUgh sshuylsr Henry
Brown ssrEAmon, Morgan, Pike hseon , ~ u....
Nhouristotsnd C.t Sullivan. Ads KnoI Lewis Lisn A"n'
sbslby Marion Monroe LTiugston Charlton, GTupiy
Terms for advertising modsrsts Address 49,. - - ~
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New-York tribune., 1869-04-14

Railway close for the annual election on the soth Of April
and reopen June1. t
The earnings of the Michigan Southern Road for the
first week In April were
1s6g.............S Sio40c7 1e6s. =
Rock Island and Pacific. Same week:
1862 s91tco 1868 s4
Chicago and North Western, same week:
le69.............. s235 681 1868 963........$2259i1
The st. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad brought 100
cars OF freight into st. Louis on the 9Th Of APRIL
The earnings OF the Western Union Railroad Company
for the first week In April were:
ls69............ Sc s0T "a l9ss.... ..."..es6n3 II
The business of the Illinois Central Railroad Company
for the month Of March, 1869. was as follows;
LAND DEPARrsESL -
Total sales during The month, f5 I6J vi
Cash collected in Marot 26 24
receipts in month Of March @o3SJ
kTa1a adsHs s S 3.S ,s1 .b"1e 'us " 1a s,s 90
Corresponding month 1863 ,........ sg66s
The aggregate amount Of exports exclusive OF specie
from the port NewYok to foreign ports the week
ending April 49, 1869, was s., 3,el7,SSs
At meeting Board Of Trustees Of the Sun Mutual
Insurance Company held yesterday Mt their Office the
resignation Of Mr. Moses H. Grlnne as President
cepted and series OF resolutions complimentary to that
gentlemen were adopted At the same meeting the fol-
lowing officers chosen President Mr John r Paul
son; Vice-President, Mr. Isaac NJ Walker secretary
Mr.. John p. Nichols ....
The stockholders of the Michigan Southern Railroad
are in Chicago the 9Th OF May and vote on te
question Of consolidation with the Lake Shore Road ex
tending from Toledo Erie. The Directors OF the TWO
roads have voted unanimously in favor OF the arrange
ment. It Is believed the Buffalo and Erie Railroad VIII
enter into some arrangement The entire length OF the
combiped roads would be $50 miles and adding branches
about 600 miles, with capital OF s5s,oOO,OOo
The following table shows tho totals Of the average OF
the leading items OF the Philadelphia banks for the past
and preyious week: