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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-06
oliver C. Wait,

Bankrupt--In Bankruptcy.
70 the creditors OF said bankrupt and all others
whom it may concern.
The undersigned, assignee of the Estate OF
said bankrupt, hereby gives notice that it has
been ordered by the District Court of said Dis.
trict that the second and third general meetings
of the Creditors of said Bankrupt be held at
the Office of J.. l.. Lawrence, ESQ, in Burng.
ton, IN said District, on the 9th day of Febru-
airy, A. ID. 1862 at 10 O'Clock am, before l.. L.
Lawrence, Esq, one of the registers in bank
ruptcy in said District for the purposes named
in the 9th and 2Sth sections of the Bankrupt
Act of March 2, 1867.
And this is also to give II Office that have
filed my final account as Assignee Of said Bank
rupt and that at said time and place shall
apply to said Court for the settlement of my
said accounts and for discharge from all La
bility as Assignee OF said Estate in accord
ance with the provisions of said 18th section.
Dated at Georgia., in said District, the Bird
day of February, A. D., 1869.
II. O. BARTLETT,
Zoa-3 Assignee.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-06

/ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
J. ron THE DlsTErcT OF VERMONT, in the mat -
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-06

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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-06

IN BANKRUPTCY-1n the District Court OF
l. the United States, for the District of Yer.
mout, in the matter of
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-06

VNRICOT COATS in Short Frocks, and Full
/ FroGks of all kinds and colors al
WIN. SMITH, Il cos.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12
THE HORSE MARKET.

The warm w,slhe Of February giving promise Of in early Spnsg
started dealers their agents cat 10 the COUNTY, of
t l. tb, now With uufavoraJs weather Tor selling the stables
an, eel filed hundreds arriving daily unes the le
,rd Ia greater than during the past week he Hen
fourtst will be t-d 10 their utmost capacity curing %
s,u.pg or,i The majority % the horses are those oi
mi 10 meet tie deuinls 81 railroads, contractors
stsrsmeu eartmen expresses and fmers All OF whom are
oppg e eIa Excepting during the past eS das OF rough
wath pretty good o. aie and etpets TO De
lively a. gpnug fairly opens and e roads sud drives become see
nr r the argest ca for Amednn eH o work horses
With some op price ranging fom 10 70 $50 eaeh ihs reI
rac 10 l3 there fair demand for better cass oi
cart horsss strong heAyv animals ~ +l Or StO aeh
.bore which value according TO style bn OF
Ordinary matched ot workers are selling a.
-t5o pair With good 81 500 and up 70 sN T sng p' &
highest of the Is SlS0l just 0btsiora i
horses sale They we're NI
nsrlr 10 STYLISH Ths purchaser was ,er-
them bJ o. onr pnes merchants i,s
OF coach generally srfoheiwcen SO ani p Ftr-
bsyng horses 10 The % IN preparation t 10, heAJ An
tT sel
Fs dispose Winter With the expectation Of buy.
season abi natng mnusT BY the operation
n.sers ere aacgag lively trade the weather becomes
Ietirl AL Irtt.nk ItaII ilI ~
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12
CIVIL.

In the o. S. District Court in Bankruptcy
yesterday the petition In the case OF IathrOp LudngOn
Il Co have their large dry goods iObbing firm, which
failed last December TO be declared bankrupt fled
In the U. S. District Court, in admiralty, yes
terday the case of COugh ct al. agt. The Brig Birdie
came up. This is suit by the owners OF the steamtug
William Fletcher TO salvage for having. as they
aege saved tine brig Birdie which went ashore at Far
ROckaway, Long Island. the 5th OF March, leCo The
belants alege that the brig abandoned, and that
both the brig and her would have been total loss
had not the tug gone her assistance The answer OF
the claimants admits that the brig went ashore and that
taken off by the tug, but denies that she was
abandoned that there any danger OF her being lost
that the services Of the tug solicited or needed
After the libel and had been read, the case was
adjourned TO the 18th inst.
In the Superior Court, Trial Term, yesterday,
before Judge Barbour the Of Henry T. ROmers agt
The East HI yer Bank decided. Henry ROmerts the
plaintiff complains OF the East River Bank that he de-
pOsted with them package containing $4,000 In United
them ultimately the $4,000 bonds gone. The de-
fense was that the package sealed package, OF the
contents OF which the officers OF the bank had knOU
edge, and that the plaintiff had repeatedly drawn and
replaced this package. ROmerts himself seemed 20 have
doubtful character from some testimony that was
given. The Jury found for the plaintiff, but
added TO their verdict recommendation that
President of the bank shOud be censued for his loose
OF doing business. Chief Justice Barbour said
that this unusual thing IN civic case and seemed
call for comments from him The banks In the
turned without receipts he himself had done so, and
other persons had told him the thing. This
doubtedy loose way IN business, but itWas the usual
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12
COURT oALENDARs-Tms DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CRCUT-P4R t., lINos C5S sioo 2g si
slq Ass 37s9 38l5 23 3143 1898, COL 4a2 noS HGS
4329 i5 4257 4575 1852 4ol 4i3 '' 49, "'J ''0i ' '
ASA l5l9 46Ol. 45O9 4629 46l9 -, - -
SUPREME CoURT-CRCUIT-PART H.-Case on
No Calendar ~ WV ~ oooe
SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUIT-PART lll.-Nos: 2SSo' -
1914 25lO 23S6 269 28O7 29O 2si0, 3OO 9OS S0O '''' WV
1898, 386 1884 1884 44l6, 4J46. 4566 - &c, go
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERM.-Nos. IL, l6I, laS,
a7 i88 i89 9O 49, 1872 l9i 1856 07, s8 s zO wi EO
20j, 2OL m, NJ Noe
SUPERIOR Court - TRIAL TERM-P'art 20, I-N0s' 2I Sg3
SIS 42l l33 7O 28 39lI 365 759 3 49, 7 O9i ~ ao 10
Short csuses-Nos g. l79 29 So l9 o9 C9 30 @ 0 o A s 5
Nos 795 Cos 9l2 9l8 go ~ W. S|o 80 ' '' 49, w.
1864 1879. 1879, 1910, 1898. lo9 5O3 IS I49 D Al
COMMON PLEAS - TRIAL TERM. - PART l'-Au-
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERNf-PART ll..EGlhdi Joy by
DILY j. Cont at NJ Nos $50, SIo z'V 20 100 ~ ~
53s 333 ST. 572 513 57i 515 516 - ,oo, oo,o 17t9
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM.-Nos ly64 SVdU 900 1F6
lg3 1881 1895 POSI-, 2C53 2054 25 Hb l9i '0' ~ wv
POSI- POO 2O63 2G 2O65 2O66 267 2O63 2Oo9 2Oo m 11
COURT OF GENERAL SEsSIONs-NO. T. T. lno %, ii eUii
AIT Maxmian-Muer bomicde The Peope Sg . "a lanes
rsnes a TIE People agt Robert Roabpei Ihe Teopss ~
Hsley-robbery; The People agt Joha P 80 Wsype
pao{ 80 Hclael GAnnoh-burgsryi The People h "ue ue
GTjswordoLpng goods by false prensesi Inc Feope as
Einggrspd isTcnY; The People sgt John - M
itss, i6 The People Gg VIM Homesgra9a ArSsny III ~
pon t Alfred Owens alias Alfred Joues-burgaUi - lle reOp'
,S John Cous and Smtb-onou' assault ana OS"e!
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12
DOMESTIC MARKETS

PHiLA bEtrf, March lLAn trade very dali Cotton ese-hd
s. & Cd,i Seed sy. st ~ fsasi6 Coa.s ana Mon,sss
fss1.ss . 3 R sssG 1'' so5 Ss';P s Voc: S:'
sag,sos e. o E',' & ~ NhsS. Sa Al % no MA
ii va 81 aS dalY,;aT gle o.IAwe'isru 7ld7se
Sai MiS nomun, 7aIe Flour
& sa 9d % Pa .. q & Ss, wS. @ Ess o al
psmn,l Ns,'PoTl qust At t9a 500 B.eon 9a' se sd'
ansnKsS March I-flOu dan asd uuehatge4 wh,.t-Ne J.
y! no t o1 f%, SS I IS gs,.S SG,a su ,n oSot.
ions 1o@sli No - rrp'o' li s S b Flg "a
oSo a. Wb,s 500 bush Corn 1900 Irs 1000 bu,h. Barley
Shgnsat,.sSGo gbf FSar Sog & bush Nsfat , ,.,,, so
Poi tn BsI M,a!; steady Clear sde, lsie Shoalu I1ie
2 w9;-si 70 S s, ATs:s a., % g
&C. o,n .d' snd Ts.hanSsL Ef qa'' 'ad steady Barley
CScIsSAr, o., March il-FlouL dali ard unchanged
T1,' E2s'' s5sI p for R, No. .1 Red s "5 o.,. No. ao
.sd No Csc g,is unchanged Cotton d ap rs .Ga no So@l.
heA 7ialAe buyer. ash decline q e. bacon held at
,r. ar. Sam az Isle bat sc l. offered SuElrea liam, dali sales
Of rsicslss. iSi Goa i5ii EIi,ass P,r Suyas
dun Is.t ssSsi5 coi.oH NE PorL s5 Is Lard 5i
S,G:ssS 49, M c; ciT % En- : d. % & i,' cas S' sM M & Ri
ioar s6s6 Wheat 81 soaSl IS Cora 81 aG'e oats clio
6.wsso asTsA -Flou dun; sale, Of 10 bh, at 81 No.
p2as' Esn wSs, a.;' No Mssuiss Club siS;i No @,
i we,sTn B.lsJ 6sd At 81 s5e % oI canld.a. NIL Feed
.dy shGTts sgl ShiSna' go ard *2s per & ,Ha E,rOhd
BeISA1o y. at inr ground
wheat entirely nomhaL Corn fair demand for
Of 10 lot, New the part Oats held At 6C
n Rye nominal at 81 90 harley dull held n 81 10 for Cana
dp Peas duiln,Ens a 35 Seeds dalj Clover nominal AZ tD
1mo.h, B,:Gg Is fIse 81 50 Pork s At sol 50 for Heavy
h.ss lard DOL at zoe Hiyhwisss nomina st9tc
ST LoUu M March Tohkceo steady AID unchanged Flour
5g ssPeTans ssat5 7' EI seaf6 o Double kIir' 90 %
Red 6a Whas Fall 81 500 al 5s Chees Red a9l White Fax ~ 70
dul leoH aud Nhte 6dOc Oats deeNngi sales at 6!a61e
r 10 fancy Barley steady Prime Iowa. ~ 03 Re heavy
al 81 DG t % T prime 10 Pork quiet Bnlk Meats heavy
and hamps BAeonSma sales Of shoulders a lic Clear Sdss lIc
HEAVY sos c Lard quiet and nominal Whisky dull DC Oato
upshSnEr Hogs inn Sp4SlO so go1a Reosp65OO hbls
Flour ~ go bush Wheat 1000 buh Corn 1900 bush GOOO
bush. Rye, 5000 hush. Barley
four dali Spring BIts sa8 40 S Spring supsrhns - :5d ss
Wheat da aud demand chiefly peouare No quoted At
81 is9sl l No at 81 l9Sl ~ Corn dull and declined q
l New small sales AZ sic Oats dull s3u31ie Rye quiet And
s!sady ~ liiSs a. Barley arn al = u iOT No SEED, qs
Timothy 81 b0d % u.s. Clover 90 sO0f9 H. WHISKY dull 90c
seller March proos csi Mess Pork advanced 25e quoted q,
90 81 Lard selJ and active At B Bulk Meats In fair demands hho
Rhs r shoulders 2e Dressed llog aui In hir demand al
e2d 5l2 50 Lire Hogs da aud dropping; Common grades f9o
90 IS Good Choice kl01 Cattle and Common
Cows Steers stast rs, Good ShppnE s1as10 Receipts
1890 bh Flour - bush Wheat 900 bush Corni II 600 bush
Oats, Rye 600 barley $500 Hogs shipments
$3.50 bb F0ur $500 wheat $1,000 bush. Corn 900 bush
Oati. $50 hush Rye, 1900 bush. Barley.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12
TIE STATE or TRADE.

I'LL u.Coutos a. 9i fpr money. and
ae ~ Urei States Five Twenty bonds quiet aud steady
A. B1I soeta qust khs. IS; Illinois. N.
ysHroo March I'LL mTbo Cotton marie. quiet 81
ildiliI Mdhug Uplaud, Add EIe2h or MddHg OdssBh
Hrcaisuds unctaugsL
H,yEs March 1.-The Cotoa Gun r both the spot and
seoat; tres Oriinaire tho ,po. lf,i fauc' y cat
LIVERPOOL march Ill m-Pf0rsonsBeef DI Y ueree OF
% fha fJf Ettra Prime Mes Tallou. - per cut
ll-i.J1 mCous0ls al money and
a fr ihs Urs1 states FrcTNcuiy bonis close al 82l
s,css T. loses srni Ers 23i. Iliaois s7i
P,Vi March lI-'ILc Hoursc Is Rsues 70 r. s1c
LfvEHroot March it1p Ths Cotton mrtrt closes doll a.
l7I Tor Mdr Uplar 9l2 Tor MBg OeanL sales OF
bales Bacon - = ent Tor Cumberland Cut IuTPea'
ne u n per
ont pot art 29' afuat Calcutta L'usrei a9..
March PetToeum quiet At 3lL bT STANDARD White
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12
CRIMINAL.


John Williams of No. % Mangin-st. and Rich
the Market Police Court by Justice Mansfield with
out bail two charges preferred by Capt William
MursOn OF the brig William b. Forrest, lying at Pier No.
a. Fast River OF cutting the hawser valued Mt s0l
fastening the the slip and attempting 20 steal II
tile other that they attempted the same performance
with the lines of the canal boat Aida Both prisoners
asserted that they we're innocent Of the charge.
At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday, before
Justice Hogan brought Henry Clifford, alleged TO be
a well known confidence man. On the l4tb Of November
last WHi8m Mcdonald, newly arrived eiDlRrant was
met at the corner OF Washington aud Wessts, by the
prisoner and confederate. Clifford learned that MELON
charge hOrses which he said were then on board
The steaHar. Under pTetense Of changing bis English
gold HtO AMERICAN coin, Clifford procured rom MELON
aid t3l la english s0yCreigns, ANA gave him in return
what puTp0rted 20 be four $50 gold coins He then re-
uuesed Mcdonald 10 at 10 on board the steamer
ROd sec 70 the horses. Mcdonald left the pair bat after
going short distance, stepped into store, and exhibit
ing the coins givon hin by Clifford, told they
worthless Daniel AhertOn alleged TO be the accom- pce
Of GnOrd afterward arrested but tho victim
failed TO identify him, and he accordingly dis
charged Capt Petty procured employment for Mc-
Donald, and search made for Clifford. Yesterday he
taken into custody by Detective officer Field ana
the complaint OF Mcdonald, the Magistrate committed
The accused 70 the TOnbs 10 await q tral.
In the IT, s. Commissioners Office Yesterday.
before Commissioner Osborn the Of the United
States agt Josiah Partridge brought up Tic de
fendaDt was arrested and brought before tile Commis
eoner charged by isaac Harvey Deputy Collector OF the
Thirty District, with hDvng, the lst OF last
mouth snngged 800 cigars into this port He held
Jazz oOO bail for an examination on Monday next n
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12
.si1t9I8Gg sIta5ll.

This morning tho National Stock Exchange began
operations The chief feature the activity In Erie
which sold up 70 37i, with largo transactions Tho fol
lowing the sales the call at y o'clock 200 Pacific
Mall IOOt Erie, 5s; $500 do, S7t 1000 do, 37i 100
do 3i 100 do 81; 800 Reading at 9li loo do at si
800 Cleveland and Pittsburgh at si 200 NewYork Cen
tra at 1904: 100 Northwestern Common at S2 100 do
at slI; 600 Fort Wayne at ilsl
The regular weekly statement OF the Bank OF England
shows that the bullion In vault has increased 10000 since
last week.
company has been organized in st. Louis. which pro-
poses immediate survey for branch road from Salt
Lake Ogden, 10 form connection with the Union PA
cihc Railroad The following persons were elected OH
GERS Brigham Young President; William Jennings, Wee
PRESIDENT Jas. A. Young General Superintendent J. w.
Fox, Chief Engineer.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12

the case Of the United States agt william Det0yStTSe ySt ire
who is charged by Daniel Mecks night lnsPeooI VI %
Cnsto1 Uonse with attemptiug to smugge nine pounds
Of opium into this port oa@t tSG GSl'aaS Of 500 bail
Ieu @ % ah tinted States agt. Bernard Hess, de-
fendSnt who las been Internal Revenue npeSU PHSg
and Tas lately anponted guager In the lnerhal reeve
,, aud who has figured cOnspicuOnsy OF
late in the United Courts in the roles OF
ard witness has been arrested on eOnpint
~ Iobn Rufngbof, cigar manufacturer, WHO hIeges
that while his establishment was under seizure l0r aeseu
s a. tbn reyenue about Is months since, the deltn
dt demanded $50 from hun as condition OF nor psss
;~ chorges against him. which demand ne refused 10
ronpiy with The defendant was helu III sl'VVo p"i iO
an examination on Tuesday next,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

TnE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF the ROCKFORD
Rock ISLAND AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY
pay both the Principal and Seven per Cent Interest
1st Feb. and 1st Aug-in GOLD COIN, free Of Govern
ment tax
limited amount only Of these Bonds may DO had
at par and accrued interest in currency. Of II. H.
BooDY, Treasurer, No. - Wall.st., or Of Henry
C1Ews g. Co, Bankers. No. 80 Wallst.. New. York
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12

Gold sold before the Board at 1920 1872, but
upon the opening of business the tone Of the market was
weaker The frat sales were made at 1911 from which
price IL declined 1914 selling aferward at l5la 1914
1914 closing l3Sal3li Cash gold plenty loaning at
sac per cent for carrying
The clearngs at the Gold Exchange Bank were slOl,-
l96 OOO and the balance, 81 6S6,Os9 70.
Government bonds opened strong and advanced from
1ai from the closing prices OF yesterday There was an
active demand 62 and the prices advanced 10 l9I
Old 'G5s were III bid The New bonds strong selling
I'm large amounts at The nomination and coLnrma-
ton Of eI-Gov Boutwell, Secretary Of the Treasury
was well received and had the tendency 10 strengthen
Government bonds Tho foreign houses largo bny
e1s Of the Old bonds 62s sold at 1874 and Old 65s at INA
This is the highest price reached In this market
The antecedents Of the Secretary all in favor
OF an economical administration OF the finances and hon
est collection Of the revenue he Is known 20 be In favor
Of putting IN force tho Sinking Fund law, which has
far been dead letter 1t believed that he would be
in favor Of selling the surplus gold aud OF purchasing
bonds for the Sinking Fund with the proceeds This had
tendency depress gOd which closed barely steady
at 1914 and strengthening the prices OF the bond
ket The market closed strong at quotations:
g. g. is raa'i air... H. ss s2S' 6s"S,s; ai s5 s
y s. o. COapon....... iIU ~ Comp o. i3@n3
Y s2os Coup o.. l9igl9 g. lo4o' Coup.' i'tsoSi
The business in State and Railway bonds and mlsce
laneous shares was uncommonly lgst. New Tennessee
per cent sold 65i New North Carolina per cent col
Missouri per cent 80; Louisiana Leyee per cent, 7Oi
Georgia per cent s2 Western Union Telegraph was
finn 97i Canton col Delaware and Hudson l2o Quick
silver 2Is; Boston Water Power, 1SiG1si Pacific Mail
opened at lOOi sold at 99i closing at 99i Adams
Express sold at 6ltaG2; American Merchants Union
40; Wells-Fargo. 800. Railway shares opened dull
aud unsettled and after the First Board declined from
ta3 per cent NewYork Central opened at 1904 sell
ing 1894 Reading, 9l2a93 Michigan Southern, 939
ferred Oh ta9Oi Rock Island 1924 02si Cleveland and
Pittsburgh was firm 96S9 and Fort Wayne at 1870
l9 st. Paul stocks steady; Hudson sold at l39io
l3 Chi cago and Alton 5 Chicago and Alton Preferred
l57 At the last board tho market continued duh and
dropping NewYork Central sold at 1895 Reading, 9lI
Michigan Southern, o6b Rock Island, 1851 Western
Common si; North Preferred 9Oi At the close
the market rallied faction, closing steady.
Nessrs Pulestou, Raymond & Co. report the closing
quotations at tue 1890 a. IN. Board as follows:
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12
THE COURTS.

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY SUIT THE
ARRESTED DIRECTORS ADMITTED TO BAIL.
The seven Directors of the Union Pacific
Railway. against whom attachments had been issued
for dsOboyDg the injunction Of Judge Barnard in hold
lug election all appeared in the Supreme Court ROOM
before Dir. Justice Barnard They were accompanied by
their counsel After considerable discussion among
counsel it arranged that the relatOr should have
four days to file his nerrogaores that the respondents
should then have ten days to the and the argu
ment of the matter should then DO adjourned to the be-
ginning OF April. Messrs Tracy. Durant, Bushnell, Alley
and Du give bail $4,000 each and Mcssrs. Dillon
and Ames whose oense the Court held to be complicated
with the additional oense Of resisting the process Of the
Court, in $4,000 each
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12
Sinantial.

OTIicE PfrrsBuHGH. foRr WArNs. Ann CnoAdo RnLwArl
COMPANN. PrrsBrRGu. Feb 70, 1869.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock and
Il Bsndhodsrs ~ the PIrrsBuaGH. FORT WAYNE, AND
CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY will DO heI at tho omes Of ths
Company the CiT ofPsburg AZ o'clock Of WBDHES
Dan March a. lg fr ths purpose hearing as considering The sa
nat of tie of Directors and m tho election Of three
bs ofts Directors oar years tho place
,Lres moSboti WhVss tara VI ssuiss stprea by laN
" al HUTCHINSON SeccslnJ,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12

,1Doy works steadily at per cent on Miscellaneous
.,octs and at6a7 Der cent on Governmentbonds ln
law in regard to the statement OF the National BaA
nrodnced more cheerful feeling to borrowers anu s
banks will now keep upon SAFE footing al INC ',' NIL
the periodic spasms aS qu"i'0i ""'
he no longer experienced.
sterling Exchange more active at an advance VI
NOR cent in prices We quote London, co days looa~
ioo London sight 1923 8lO9!; London, prime commerc,
1OesaOsS; Paris long, 51sid517i; Paris snort o'
a5l5; Antwerp, 5.2OS51si Swiss, S2Oa'IS3i na',,
burg s6aS6a Amsterdam, 4Obo4Oii Frankfort HtU'OI'
Bremen 7s2 a7sE; Berlin, mans.
Tho Old Board of Directors OF the Union fsciuo 70 S
road were in session at their Office In TINS ety. 10 d.
IL is stated they Will continue to hoa oyer % bad re-
ceiyed n majority OF votes when the hganc'JIn Ieoted
placed upon the meeting, and would have pGen Mass
baJ tbere hehn no ipterferance Oliver Anes yasb Yb
TSomas q Durant New-York; John Cisco cDn
sidney Dillon WORK; Cornelius o. Insab Bard
BENJAMIN Il. Bates Mass; John Dun Mas N i yTsn noter
veil Mass; John b. Alley, Massi f. Gordon DeS1er S
Mass; Chas A. Lambard Mass; WIN; II, ~, Siac3, 5 o "
York; John F. Tracy, Illinois, u H. hc0ornhoA' "o" ~
NJ. Dodge. -
ThoearnIpgs OF the NewYork Central Railroad for Jan
nary and February show increase OF over f11O over
last year. The earnings Of the Michigan southerh hono
for the st week in March, 1869, were S6 1905 So'4o
Increase s27e9s The Western roads all snow large s"n
last wear About co per cent Of tho crop OF last yea
remains in the hands OF the farmers and viii begin
novo 70 market at the opening OF navigation ana VII
Furnish the roads with heavy business Tor inc mex
three months -, e,..
The ioln meeting OF the directors OF the Lake enor,
and Cleveland and Toledo Rohds on the lyIn INST WI
,et the consolidation Of these companies into one cor
poraton Already sufficient proxies have been obtained
70 render the matter certain This consolidation VIII TO
duce tho expenses Of tho Company in Office expenses ant
salaries and the road operated with greater economy
under one administration.
The transactions the Office Of the Assistant treasure
were Receipts for Customs s'5iCG for god notes w.
oon total receipts 81 s2i7si %; total payments NOi9
| 215 "a; balance, ts7,l9 s51 49,
The earnings Of the Marietta and Cincinnati RailWh,
| Compapy for the fourth week in February, were:
1850 6gT SzAS
The Journal Of Commerce publishes the suljoined sum
mary concerning the foreign imports ana tho exports
| ~,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12

HE RIGHTS OF COLoRED CITIZENs-AN EN-
LIGHTENED JUROR.
In the Court of Common Pleas, Trial Term,
yesterday, before Judge Daily the jury in the Of
Jacobs against the Atlantic Navigation Company, dlsa-
greed standing from the time Of going out TO the time Of
their discharge ten orpanR and two for the defendant
1t rumored that the objection Of Of the two to the
plaintiffs that he did not wish to be com
PEELED to marry his daughter to a Niger"
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12
rEcr1prs OF pRnnIrCE.

If- Issfsis and Eai'FonlA
Ill 5 bales Cotton 3asl lbl our 3oit bush Whe.t
blsh oats 30 bush Rye 80 bash Malt J5
tr.b Bsr, Peas go hh. Corn Meal Ji7 bsg Corn Meat
10 bsr, Flou 80 bhs Crude Prtreum La bbs Retnsl
bb PoTk, 7g pkEs Cui Meats, 80
pFl L n piE Ashes IS igs S,ann 500 pigs Bu,isr %
" Cbe.,s 3 pigs I4r on 10 pkgs Dried Fuii 10; Dressed ogs,
f rtr. O Cke bbA Wby 2t3 bbs Egg 2J bales Hope
ctJ ss Lsahsr bids Tobacco 2Jl borss nd obaeo S
Cotton seed Rice rs boIes Starch 70 bags Peanuts
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INFORMATION WANTED-Of JOHN KEL-
sts on the Limerick Ireland late let bat 18th
Rsg Foot An discharged Oct. - se9 WHILE stationed IN
~ him viii Be thankfully received By bis sister Mrs NsU
Lays NaTEsan date Miss Mary AHEe Ksnyl ia Long Mitigate Mao
chester, England.