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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-04
MASTERS SALE.

STA T. OF ILLINOIS,
Alexander County,
In the matter Of SAMUEL Taylor and Edwin Par
sons, Trustees 1.-THE Caro- CITY Property Catha 20
rine MckAne-On Bill 10 enforce Vendors Lien.
Public notice il hereby gwen that IN pursuance Of
decretal order entered IA the aloye emitted cause Ia
the circuit OF sad county the ghth day
octobcT A. D. is6s, 81 ho urtotsr term, A. H. lsts or
said court, l. John a Hartman, Master Chancery f0r
Ssld court, WILL ON the 2sth DAY Il February. 4. y
1862 at II O'Clock in the forenoon Il said day. -eif
public auction 20 the CHEST bidder for cash, 40 thu
southwest door OF the court house % the cy ol Cairo
uae in the city Of Cairo, county OF Alexander and
State OF Illinois, to-wt;
Lot numbered thifty-nine 1897 In block numbered
hfytwo 90 a. known and dies guaied on the recorded
map plat 81 said city together with all and singular
the tenemenis and hereditamcnts thefeunto belong
ing. In Satisfaction OF said Decree with interest AMI
costs. JOHNQ HARMAN, Master ia Chancery
Cairo, Ill January p. lstl)-sltl
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-04
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Wiitidm A. Hacker, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed administrator
OF the estate OF William Hacker late Of the county o
Alexander and State Of Illinois, deceased. hereby gives
malice that be viii appear before the county court OF
Alexander oounty at the court house In Cairo Mt the
Mach mn, ON the thiId Monday in March next, at
which time all persons having claims against said
Aoed aud requested to atie nd for the puspose
ssd estate are requested 20 make immediate payment
70 the undersisned, a,.l u u --..I.- .5la.i 81.
Dated this sath day Of January, A. b. lsSo-iw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-04

AL vi said city lots being situated IN the city Of Cairo,
county Of Alexander and state Of Illinois, and that the
time gwen by law for the redemption OF each Of the
above described tracts of land and city lots from said
sale purchased aforesaid the 2sth day OF July
A. u. Iss. viii expire ON the 29th day VI July. A. D.
lsT0; and that the time given by law for the redefnp
ton Of the above described 'rsct Of land from sad
sale, purchased a. aforesaid the +th day Of Au-
gust A H. 1888, viii expire the 9TH day OF August
a. H. ls'O. aud that that the time gwen by law for the
redemption u each OF the above described city lots
from SAID sale, purchased aforesaid the SIS,
day of July A. u. ls6s viii expire the slst day OF
July, 4. y. lsIO, and that unless the above described
traits o. land and town lot. are respectively redeemsd
time given Wy law for the redemption o. each OF them
expires above set forth, shall apply for deed for
and possession Of the same.
RICHARD FITZGERALD, Purchaser. f,
Cairo, February |, lSG9-d3s l Z
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-04

YJNAX SALE NOTICE.
To william T. Garrett, v. A. Fimunison. VIM. Wise
man, Eliza sullivan, ": u. Mcclure, NJ LaSar, AZ
bert O. Phillips, r. VI. News, Joseph Thorn, Giles
whitaker a. and Hodges, John Hodges. p Cor
corsn, Peter Dovd, James Mitchell II. p Craig, b
Is. Noble, n, Hnn-aker, WIN. X ADAMS. John A, VIC,
Vile. A. II. stewart, Win. Docket Mary Hay, Mr.,
Phillips, r Is. Ellis, Charles rhrupp, y. u hoi-
irook =. Vincent and Joel q. Morgan
You and each Of you herehy ~ d that at sale
Of lands and and city of. 81. state, county
and district shool and cos- ue thereon for the
year A. D. iss7 held the door Of the cou house IN
The city ~ Cairo county 81 Alexander and state OF i
no.s, J. the undersigned, became the purchaser OF
each II the following Described tracts Of land ant city
os ON the day and date set opposite 10 them respect
lively a. follows. viz.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-04
LEGAL,
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, |
- Alexander County. So

In the Circuit Court Of Alexander county. Illinois
April Term lsUs.
william n. ,srhatNi Va. Michael Hewett--In Attach
ment Demand ss55 Ci
Notice j. hereby given 20 you, the said Mchaes
Hewet that writ Of attachment has been sued out oi
the oce ~ the clerk ~ the circuit court % sd coun
fy Of Alexander at the suit Of the sad William schut
ter and against the estate Of you, the said Michael
uewett for sin hundred aud To y-hte and "a loo dol.
lars directed 10 the sheriff Uf said county execute
which said writ has been returned by SAID sheriff en-
dor,ed No property found Of defen lants served or
Jacob Lahning a. garnishee; defendant not .Dund."
Nov unless you the ssid NJ chael Hewett shall per.
sonay be and appear before The circuit court Of said
county The FIRST day ~ the next term thereof 10 b
holden in the city Of Cairo va SAID county On gs Gr
Monday IN the month OF April next give special hail
and plead To said r.tion, Judgment vii ~ entered
against yog in favor of the said plaintiff and the prop
erty attached sold 20 satisfy the same with costs
'.Hf .. JOHN z. HARTMAN, Clerk
Cpiro, Illinois, JannaTy 10 Iso9.
l. +. Butler Painun-s Attorney isnlid5w
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-04
.TATE OF ILLINOIS.

~ Alexander County
In the Circuit Court q Alexander county. Illinois.
April Term, lsig.
William Purcell aud Gilbert II Greedy partners etc.
doing business und'r the hnn name 81 Purcell a
Greely." ~ David A. Bun;On--lH Attachment. De-
inanfs1ls 10.
Notice b. hereby gwen 20 yuu 'hs said David Bun.
ton, that writ 81 been sued out of the
office Of the clerk Of te circuit court Of sad Alexander
county, ut the suit Of the said Purcell Greedy and
against the estate Of you the said David A. Bunon foT
one hundred aud thrtstn dollars. directed % the
sheriff Of sad county to execute, which said writ has
been returned by said sheriff Executed.
Now unless YOU the said DAVE. A. Bunton, shall per-
sonay be and appear before the circuit court Of said
county the rs day Of the next term thereof 20 ~
holden in the city Of CAIRO, In said county. the r7
Monday the month ~ april next, give special bal
and plead a. sad action. Judgment vail he entered
against you ia favor Of the said plaintiff and The prop
eTiy Alta he'd -old 20 satIsfy tAe same with costs.
JOHN z. HARTMAN, Clerk.
Cairo, Illinois, January H. ls0f.
Allen, Webb Butler, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-04
HEALTH INSURANCE.
TIME PEORIA
MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
Peoria, Illinois.

The First and Rest Institution of the Kind in
the United States.
Weekly Benefit from 81 20 so in case Of sickness
Every man Female Of Healthy Constitution can be
member
This Institution is legally Incorporated under the
JAWS Of Illinois. For particulars apply 10
LOUIS HERBERT
dec2df General Agent for State Of Illinos.I
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-04
LEGAL.
TNAx SALE NOTICE.

To James NJ. Bryant, Frederick Buse, ". ~ d. Me-
Ciure, Young ID. Garner and all others interested:
You aud each Of you arc hereby notified that ut
sale Of lands at the door Of the house in the city
81 Cairo in the county Of Alexander and state Of 1lf
nos the 2h day Of June. A. D. 1851 for the state
county and schoo taxes and costs, due and unpaid for
the yeaf D. ls66 became the purchaser OF the fol-
lowing described lands situated in the county OF Alex
auder and State Of Illinois, which said lands sold
IN tie of the persons below set forth respective
IL, via: - 49,. u =. - ... ..r
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-04

Young d. Garnor. NV ar NV ar. a.I5.. 3w 40
Same .............. n IL sw qrl eil5s sw
And that IN. time given by law for the redemption u
the above described lands aud each II them 20 pur-
chased ~ aforesaid on The 81 day ~ June 4 y. 1851
win expire on the 2th day of June. A. ID. lsss, and
that unless sooner redeemed shall apply for deed
Tor and possession ~ the same and that the time even
by A Tor the REDEEM ption of the above described land
and each OF them purchased aspforesaf The 9Th
day Of June A. D. lss7, will expire on the 9th day of
June, A. D. l-os, and that unless -noner redeemed
shall apply for deed for and possession 81 the same.
RICHARD FiTzGERALD Purchaser.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-04
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

~
Notice i hereby given that the undersgued Admin
straior Of the estate ~ Williams late VI the city
~ Lous, ~ LOUIS county aud state Of Missouri, wh
Thursday, the lst day Of April, 4. u. ls6a com
rnencng ut the hour OF ~ o'clock am at the Cairo
City Saw Mil, IN the city ~ Cairo, Alexander county
and state Il Illinois, sell, at public sale the personal
properly. goods and ohates II the said A. Williams
consisting Of Horses Cattle Wagons, sawLogs, Lum-
ber Lath, &C. credit Of twelve months, by taknr
bond Of the purchaser with good security.
sums Of 500 and undeT, CASH.
Dated this 9Th day 81 January, lsn.
inns-.,y ". II. WILLIAMS, Admir-.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-04
4, EWate ~ A. Williams deceased.

bKUBATE NOTICE. ~"
I 3 Eadte Of 4. Wiiiia'ns, deceased.
The uudersi gned having been appointed Admins
traitor Of the estate OLA Williams, late OF the county Of
81 Lhni- and state OF Missouri, deceased, hereby
gives noiiee that he Will appear before the County
Court OF Alexander county, al the COURTHOUSE in the
city Of afro at the regular term Monday, the Goth
OF September Ae1t al hich time all persons having
claims against said estate are notified anu requested
% Attend for the purpose Of having the adjusted
All persons indebted TO said estate are requesied to
make immediate payment 10 the undersigned I'lN
Dated this Gath day of December A. D. leis. -
ian6-6W W. NJ. WILLIAMS. Admir-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

II DESIRE 70 inform The cotton growers
u sod 81 concerne1, hat viii be pre-
pared 70 Gin and Bale he present crop Of
Cst,en. Ny Gins are rev and The best IA
use CnII ssd examine ny machinery and
prospects, before taking ycrr c5Iton 70
other Gins an determined 70 make a
your interest. 70 rstronize me Nr Woo
Cards are IN good order ard rurrirr Oh
tts tine. Tbs titte@i market price paid
fer o>tion IN rc6l rcIlscr cash. Cone md
see. n n. MORROW.
Dallas. June IS. fs55-ffzn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11
Me DICIN E,

.ff ~ ~ VI 81 10 W \ ~ t4t4 ttattt 81 II
rs LOCATED on the Col. Hardin Farm. IL miles
i North Jamestown, and will treat, upon purely
principles, patients who may favor
him with call, laboring under Ague affections, or
Feve Of any grade. yellow,fyphoid scarlet or spot
external or Internal; F,ux, and arrangements Of
this bowels Neuralgia, and Rheumatic affections,
Cont Gravel, Glsct and Secret Diseases generalIt
Lung affections, scrofal0gs and Glsnaular Enlsrss
Pancrcas. fc.; ,copeestions, OF aceunmlatious OF
blood In and 10 any organ; Insanity, Henaturia.
or bloody urine tyellox disease 80 called camp,
Headache. Cold Surface and Extrenities, Hervous-
ness and Spinal affections; Eruptiens, Small .Pox,
Measles, ErysipcIas, letter, canker, Sores, Car
Heart soa g. burn
ing stomach, Indigestion. or DysIepsis, flatuiency,
Cosfiveness. Piles, Prolapsus Ami, Sore eyes, and
Weakness 81 those organs, Deafness, stranknry'
Sammering or stuttsring. Crooked or Crossed Eyes,
pis;ocations, wounds and broken bores.
E.peeial attention given 70 FEMALE AZTEC
TI0Es ofevery grade regardless Of name or locality
worst forms and complicstions, (rostorins 40 iif.
and utility organ which were paralyzedl VIII
treat generally diseases arising from chstfucticnsin
the system, or perverted action o. the e;rcu,aipr
fluids Of the body. whether canset BY cold malaria,
Naturalization. poison accident; does not prom
Use TO cure every case freeardless Of surrocntiLe
Circumstances and bad nursine) yet from his ex
SAYING IN BIZ prescriptions ere fully complied With
he vii rlIers every s,lrable case and prolone The
lives OF many who are deemed hopeleszl1 Diseased.
VIII prescribe BY letter FOR simple or accufe cis-
cases. on receipt Of 81 50 lone dollar and half cur
rencyj and for every complication cna dollar vii
Be added. Ctroric cases Will receive prompt nttsn-
ton for from Eve 10 twenty dollars, e circnm-
stances and surroundings VII charge Lis usual
price for his compounds and msdicinss, 70 Al III.
patrons unless ordered - qnanfitF, rhFu liberal
fiscount iii BE made VIXEN inductmtnt Il N r
a. ~ = <r-r,-1 -----er-r- 20 ----~ i,ri-o 80.
$500, alec c1n1Irlczlr q his Superior 1ftsirn<nf'
Terms. no1sr.fs and IN .1ranos. 1iry c-rts
uIlasrs one dollar fnr rr1srrIrf;tr. tinri- 4tut-
c1s-s srfraf1r fnrdicin1 ard profrzcfsl srrricrt-
where rafr5rs t.1-4 net NJ unrsI- rf1duct NJ
Is tn1-en. Il d can - made Er1II-tle
Tfcedmcn muEt give good s<-rr''T-
5uI1 ), Isst-iziy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11
AdministratOrs' Notice.

vTSHE UNDERSIGNED having been duly
j appointed Administrators Of the estate
Of James and Lucinda Nilliken, late Of
Tarrant county, Texas, deceased, at Q reg
ular sterm ofsthe Probate Court Of said
county, holden for probate and other like
purpose. on the 22d day of February, AID.
1853, hereby notify oil persons indebted
to said estate to make immedinte payment;
and those having claims against the same
to present them, duly authenticated, within
the time prescribed by lawson they will be
postponed as the law directs. This 18th
day Of Augusts AID, 1862. IL y ,kelisig
X e-,,.s.s. =, y. A. BURG0ON,
-,g.r y. a.. Z 49,, d. b. HOWELL,
$780, ~ ~ Administrator.
Dallas, August 81, lS69-49;6ts 81. = 3
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11
Administrator's Notice.

Dallas, August q, iseo-4s6ts 8. !,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11
SOUTHERN PACIFIC,
RAIIs no R1|
u. q. MI ail
Passenger Stage line !.

FROM MARSHALL TO DALLAS,
BY way Of Earpville,, starrville, Tyler,
Garden Valley, Canton, Prairiesille, kauf-
man and Scyene, TO Dallas.
Leaves Marshall on Tuesday n Thursdays
and Saturdays, ar 5 AN, arriving Al Dali
las third day by sf.H.
NO NIGHT IRA FEL-z q
Passengers rest ell night 81 Tyler sDd
Prairieville. etH ~ q 4
Returning. leaves Dallas on sondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, at 8 AZ srriv-
ing At Marshall on Wednesdays, Fridays
and Sundays. BY 8 rn, resting al night
at Prsirisville and Tyler.
Fare from Marshall 20 Esrpville, 90
Ia ~ stsrrvilles Q 80
a na Garden ysllsy, J 0 50
z Prairis,iils, IS %
Kaufman, ~ 90
...s ssysss' = p 90 90
The sbors rates are specie; currency a.
len NJ it, rniut. LOLfE
This line connecis At D.il.s riih reru-
lar sage Ines rtinr North 10 NcEiunsT,
Borhrn. Psris aud Cl,~k<rii's. rrd South
rest % Wktsl.e1is, HiI<bor1s Hsso and
fnrlir-
Ps-ssss .ssi.;re Eez,frr. Serthrssisrn
ar Fo.,ffresf-f1 Teas. shonid ~ ~
-.trrs ltts flis 1ire. - is he -1r-t IL
psdifious. he 4r-1est ..i pi-zs<st--i
rrr|r n IL eIaH t
rr BRaDTIFLD A CO.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11
Losf LAND Cerfificatc.

Lost Land Certificate.
II HAVE LOST the Headlight Certificate
Il Of Robert Smith, for three hundred and
twenty acres Of land granted to him by the
Board Of Land Commissioners for the
county of Red River and dated November
II, 1889, No l07, Field Notes numbered 372.
This certificate was. located on Cut Hand
Greek, in Red River county, by said Smith,
aud said land sold to E. Swink, but. for the
want Of the return Of the field notes said
location was forfeited and the land became
vacant. Said certificate is now the prop
erty Of the heirs of said 4. Swink. If il is
not heard from within sixty days from this
date, application will be made to the Com
missioner Of the Gencral Land Office for
q duplicate. GEO.M. SWINK, .
One Of the heirs Of T.. Swihk, deceased.
Dallas, July 81, .lS69-46:9w. feWa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11
Notice OF FfnsI settlement.

A Ida IRArS0E Guardian Of 7. {.
"a Brars5n brs Sled IN ny otics her fnni
account chrrt1t vim ne estate 81 said nj
nor together <ffh 1sr petition praying 70
be released frcn ell farther Liabilities ns
rnrr1frr aforesaid This IL therefore 70
fctffr al persons infsrssisd. tc be nud np-
rr~r berors fts Hen County CDnrt u Dali
irs currfv. - be holden 81 fhs Courihoust
IN ne cifT % Dslizs On tie l.si Ntrd-y
Isss z7th d.y) q s.pisnbs- A D. 15sa, rnd
confess he sane n ihtJ thirt proper.
IS. J0ET3 6. C. c D. G. J.
DALLAS. Esrientzr : 80. 5isL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

A Fortune On any stnte.--RisLis
N for nale-Aea paieat article for every
nsmals. sampls 81. Adirsfs INVENTOR,
7. q. Bes e,ifs, Ns~ fek Unlai-idam
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

Dallas, Asgdst !, 1sso-4I:et 'I..'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

rrxHE coPAnIxEnsHiP bsrrfo1ore en-
isting under the name Of Record.
field 4 Bower. Il this day Dissolved By
uutr<l consent, z. @. Bower retiring from
the frn. Either Of he undersigned j.
,ulborirsd 10 settle Up he business 81 The
ints frn.. and he attention Of All vii Be
eirsr i5 ne cid business.
J.K.P.T RECORD.
Jas u. FIELD.
EG. DOHER.
Dallas. trsus| - ises-soit
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11

Administrators Notice. !,
TVyHEs UNDERSIGNED having, been duly
IL, appointed Administrator of the estate
of d.. II. Gray, late Of Dallas county; Texas,
deceased, at regular term Of ne Probate
Court of said county, tol1en for the Pro-
bate aud olher like Purposes, on the 29th
day Of March, Z. d. 1869, hereby notifies
all pes so-.s indebted to said estate to make
Immediate payment; and those having
claims against the same to present themi
duly authenticated, within the time pre-
scribsd by Law, or they will be postponed
rs the law directs. This 4th day Of August.
AID. 1869. ias''zsririi 3 % .. s. GRAY,
7tfif Administrator.
I Ds,,as xr6ast 7 1862 47:6t s''s iira
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-09-11
University Of ACKNOWLEDGMENT
cal Department.

cal Department.
THE TWENTIETH course oi Lectures will com.
i mence ontbe FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER
next. Tho Preliminary Course commences on the
FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER. F.lF|
Theory aud Praefiec-wilIiAn X. BOWLING, NJ. d.
Obsteltics-CnARLEs X WISsToS, NJ. D, .sl iati
Chcmisiry--J BERRiES LISpsLEY. NJ. ID.
surgcry-WiILiAa 7. BRIocs, NJ. d.
Tnsfitutes-Tnonis L.. MAppIS, VI u.
Clinical Medicines WILLIAM L. NicHoL, NJ. u.
Maieria Medlca-Jons II. CALENDER, NJ. ID.
Anatomy --TnonAs u. BUCHANAN. NJ. D. - e.. ~
Surgical Anatomy--vAs =. LispsLty, NJ. ID.
HESny NJ ConrroS, n. D.. STOP
frfs.-The American Medical Association at the
meeting IN May lastat New Orleans passed a reso-
luton that no school charging less Than sl20,
(whiic II favored by large majority Sii0,) should
he represented In that body, nor should graduates
Of such schools be MISUNDERSTANDING the ticket
for the full course of lectures is $40; Matricual
Ing IS Dissecting $40 Graduating $50.
For additional Information apply to
~ J. BERRIEN LlNDsLEY.
Dean Of the Faculty.
August isGo--4o;sis ~ ~
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-25
Ohio in the Cabinet.

We are in possession of informa'
tiof of such an authentic and ro
liable character, as TO lead us to
believe that the Cabinet slate AZ
alrcadylmade up,.has the name OF
Hon. VIM. Dennison on it rs Post
master General,
Very frieHdly relations have al
ways existed between the Presi
dent elect and Ex Governor Den.
nison. But there is a deeper sig
niicance in such IN appointments !;
il is q notice 10 ,hc country that
economy in tho management of
public affairs is to be the rule in
the new Administration. Under
Dennison, the Postoflice Depart
mont paid its way and saved some
thing to the Treasury beside
Under his successor there has
been q large deficit, and open
charges made OF gross frauds in
contracts. This must bc charged,
and Mr.. Dennison is the man TO do
il. lie had taken deep interest in
bis department oi the public ser
vice, but this was no recommend
alton with President Johnson, who
wanted o willing tool In the work
OF botraying tho country, Cover
nor Dennison attempted TO save
the Administration from the shame
which Johnson seemed dctermin'
cd to bring upon il; but rather
than sacrifice his principles he re
signed HIS Office. His rcuppoint
ment now is = handsome vindica'
tion.
Mr.. Dennison has always held an
honorable place in tho Republican
party, His appointment will rc
ccive the hearty appreciation OF biz
party friends everywhere C'n
Clr0Ele,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-25
LEGIsLATIvE.

The House, on the 18th, passed
a bill to provide temporary relief
for the poor Of cities Of the second
class and of towns with notices.
than 5000 population. 1t pro.
vides that their councils may levy
a tax of not more than three
fourlhs Of a mill tor the relief Of
the poor in such corporations, the
fund to be distributed by commits
sioners appointed by the council.
On the 18th, the Senate passed
tho bill to provide for the punish
ment Of the embezzloment of mo.
ney or other property from pri.
vate individuals, companies or cor
porations, by agents, clerks or 9th
er employees.
Mr. Golden offered the following
resolution, which was adopted:
Rcsolred, That the. standing
committee on Reform School be
authorized TO send for persons and
papers 10 make snch examination
as they think necessary on the
manner Of conducting the financial
department ofsaid institution, and
also saah other matters as they
may think necessary, with power
to employ a clerk to reduce the
testimony as taken to writing, and
report the same to tho Senate.
In the House, the ten per cent
interest bill was discussed at length
and its further consideration wai
finally postponed till Thursday the
25th inst.
The House, on the 10th, passed
a bill to amend the act regulating
Incorporated companies, the OBJ
ject Of which seems 10 bo 10 allow
foreign railroad companies to makC
arrangements for connecting will
or leasing such of the railroads o
this State as may form a natura
continuation of their lines. Tn,
vote was yeas 81, nAys6 G.
Nothing worthy Of note appear
in the Senate proceedings OF th
Goth.
In the. House q new bill on tn
subject Of interest was introduced
by Mr.. Hughes, ofButler.
Both Housss adjourned till Tues
day the 23d.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-25
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Feb. Is,

Business was suspended 10 some
extent, though tho, Merchants
Exchange was open, but not over
eighty members wcrc present =.
Tho banks .woro oil closed. The
weather was dark, gloomy, and
cold,
FLOUR-DulI; family al So
50@6 rs and prcssingly offered.
" GRAiN-Wheat dull at 81 40.
@l 80. Oats, Rye and Barley un.
changed, ~
WIIISKY-Dull at 02c.
PROVISIONS Unsettled. Sales
Of 10 hhds Bacon Shoulders at
1919; 10000 lbs OF bulk Shoulders
at l2c; 100 tiorcos Of head Lnrd
sold at l9o. Mess Pork neglected;
S3l was the beat offer made for it.
ougar.cured Hams at l9@l91c,
because thcre are but few out of
smoke, aud considerable had boon
sold to como out, so that Of good
brands but few arc TO be had just
now.
PRODUCE-Bntter and Cheese
arc unchanged.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-25
Agricultural Statistics.


We are in receipt Of the month.
ly report of tho Department Of
Agriculture, from Hon. HORACE
CAPRoN, { commissioner. The re.
port Tor Jan'y gives the estimated
average product per acre fer 1868,
in all the States east of the Rocky
Mountains, Of wheat, corn and
hay; and the StAtos that lead in
these rcspects would not, probably
be bit upon by many ct the
first guess. The estimates are
based upon information received
ut the department from all par.sof
tho country
The largest average product Of
wheat por aero was in Vermont,
the yield being l6 bushels; Kansas
comes noxt, with l56 bushels; then
Massachusetts, Con ncciicut and
Nebraska, with 1916 bushels; while
Ohio stands eighteenth on the list,
with IL bushels
In corn, Now Hampshire stands
first, With an average yield Of 4O.S
bushels to the acre; Vermont next,
3s.5 bushels; then New Jersey, 81.
8 bushels; Iowa 81 bushels; eight
States being ahead Of Ohio which
stands with Connecticut and In,
diana at 81 bushels each.
In hay, Nebraska is, first, 1877
tons to tho acre; uext Alabama, L..
66 tons; next Iowa, 30 tons; nOxt
Kansas, l 40 tons; Ohio being thir,
leeuth on tho list, with 'l.3O tons
to tho acre.