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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-26

A BLATTFNBERGER, CLAIM AND CoLLEc-
sJ TIoS OFFICE. Conveyancng and all Legal
Papers drawn with accuracy and dispatch Drafts
on and passage tickets to and from any point in
Europe secured osceola, Clearfcld County. Pa
October 5. lS70-3m.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-26
craftsman s 5onrnal.
CLEARFIELD, PA, OCT. 26, 1870.

Gen. Schenk is mentioned in connection
with the English mission should Senator
Morton refuse to accept
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-26

A shock of an earthquake occurred last
week, which extended from California east
ward over the United States into Canada.
No damage was done, however.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-26

ss1NHE OLD CLOCK on THE WALL" with
its dusty FACE. may now put on bright
new DIAL. and henceforth keep the time of four
OF Eve of the great cities of the world, either in
Europe or America, as you may desirs and keep
your own time as before also. 1t may be attach
ed to any ordinary clock. and is both ornamen entail
and useful. In the parlor it is ornamental. In
the public house 1t is a matter OF curiosity, and
in the school room il is matter of great utility
Send for a circular to 5. l.. PURDf,
Oc. l9 'T0-6m. Nestoyer "a
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-26

n nISSoLuTIoN.-The co-partnership hereto
- fore existing between A. B Long ". J. Long
and George H. Long doing business under the
firm name of A. b. Long L Sons. has beon dis
solved by mutual consent. The books will re-
main in possession OF A Long and all accounts
of said firm will be settled by him. The business
will be carried on by A B. Long 80 '>
A B. LONG, --s.
OsccolR Mills, Pa, I W. }. LONG,
Oct. 25, lS70-3t G II LONG
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-26
Scofeld's majority. GOA

t~NVtIV'13 VVf
Mr.. Scofeld's majority is ,O44 less than
it was two years ago. This is attributable
to two causes: 1st, to the smallness of the
vote cast; and I'd, to the division on the
Judicial question in Erie, Warren and Elk
counties. The Republican vote in the dis
trict is 0=5 less than in 1868, aud the
Democratic ,079.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-26
WEST BRANCH RESTAURANT
AN d
Ladies Oyster Saloon,
on SECOND sr. BELOW MARKET,
CLEARFIELD. PA

Constantly kept n hand selected assortment
Of Candies Nuts. Cigars, Tobacco, tc. Also fresh
Oysters received daily, and for sale by the dozen
or hundred. I'M MACoMBER.
Oct 1870. Proprietor.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-26

TN THE COURT of Common Pleas of Clearheld
| County, Pa:
CYNTHIA HTrprRs. No. 26s, Sept Term 1870
JAMES HspBuKx. SUB. SUR. DIVORCE.
se,rember 10Th, 1879 II W. Smith appointed
n Commissioner to take testimony in the above
case A. C. TATE, Proth'y.
I will attend TO the duties of the above app oint-
N ent at my office ia Clearheld. on Thursday the
10th day of November, at 10 O'Clock, M, where
all partie. interested can attend.
Oct. IqiiO-3t H. W SMITH, Comm'r.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-26

PRICK FOR SALE.-The undersigned
- has manufactured and has now on hand
for sale $50 900 BRICK whicn he will dispose of
on reasonable terms in large or small quantities,
to sui, purchasers ]. A TERPE.
Iuthersburg September IA iS70-6m.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-26

CONGRESS, l870-OFFICIAL.- we
give the official vote OF this Congressional
III Sfrict
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asuc S'lvertiaemsnts.

dfverfIssnle'ts Set~p h0rse typo or Of p.arn
style ,ciH 5s charged double usual rates. No eHts
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-26

ASSEMBLY, 1STO-OFFICIAL.-Relow is
the official vote for Representative in this
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-10-26

NOTICE.-Having purchased the interes-
~ of J. A. Blattenberger, Esq. in the but
siness heretofore carried on under the firm name
of J. A BIat,enbeyer 4 Co, the same will be con-
Quoted hereafter under the name ct Moshannon
Land and Lum Der Co, tStore)-
H. Ii SHILLINGF0RD. JOHN LAWSHE,
President. Supt.
Nav II. '7e.-h
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-08

y, fS- Hiram X. Rcvcls. the colored l..
q. 6eaator.clect from from Mississippi,
hxSifhyed III Washington. He thinks
he will be speedily admitted. We shall
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-08

gudgeon they threw out to entrap them
into their meshes. The "lesser hght,
however, is fractiots in the net, and Is
not inclined to work so pcaceahiy IN YOKE
with the Echo, as his first article indlcat
ed. Take our advice Major cut loose
entirely from the contamination make 4
clean breast of it; It is said fan honest
confession is good for the soul
It's laughable tocontemplate, that our
old friends of the Herald would suspI-
eion us of being mad. Women and
children, sometimes, provoke us, but as
to getting mad, that is ont of all reason,
and we sincerely trust the lights oil
the Herald viii no, bccloud their minds
with any such reflections. "Come dear9
let us kiss and he done with it
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-08
I Correspondence ofMe ". !. 7Ji5me.l

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.
There is good ground for supposing
that the President intends to make Issue
with the Senate on the confirmation ot
Judge Hoar, and that, if he is finally re
iected, the Republicans, by whose votes
he is defeated, may look for little lavor
or patronage at the White House. 1t Is
known that the President insists upon the
Senate acting upon the nomination, and
it is expected that he will decline to with
draw it unless requested to do SO by
Judge Hoar himself which is not likely
to occur A prominent Senator beng
asked to-day what the prospect OF con
firmation was, replied, Not the slight
est" Meanwhile the 1st of February APP
proaches, and, as Mr.. Justice Grier is as
vet without successor, the Court may,
after that date, have to perform the du-
ties of a full bench with but seven mem
bers. This would throw much addition
al labor on the already oyerworked
Judges, AS to the pressure alleged to
have been brought to bear on the Senate,
it is rumorcd, with probably very little
truth, that the President has indirectly
intimatel to the Southern Senator's that
if Mr. Hoar is defeated, those of them
who vote against him may expect to re-
tire into private life as soon as their
terms expire; and it is asserted as fact
by one Senator that the head of one of
the departments has declared that those
who vote against the judge cannot have
their friends retained or their candidates
installed in his department.
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-08
rzs- In tho Senate ofihe limited Sta

Tfg~ In the Senate Of the United States,
January 9th, Senator MCDoNALD asked,
and by unanimous consent obtained, leave
to bring in the following bill which was
read twice, referred to the Committee on
the Judiciary, and ordered to be printed.
This is just and right as the pay for .ju-
rors, has been inadequate and we hope
the bill will pass:
A BILL to provide for the compensation
Of grand and petit jurors in Federal
Courts for the Eastern and Western
Districts of Arkansas.
BE Il eEdcted BY the Senate and House
IF Representatives. Qf tie United States Of
America IN Congress assembled, That the
compensation OF the grand and petit ju-
rors in the federal courts Of the United
States, holden in and for the eastern and
western districts Of the State Of Arkansas,
shall be as follows, to-Wt: For every
dollars; for each mile travelled in going
from residence to the place Of holding
court and returning therefrom, ten cents :
Proyided, That the distance shall be com
puted by the travelled route. The com
pensation herein provided for, shall be
given to all jurors attending said courts
on and after the first day of January,
Anno Domini, eighteen hundred and sew
enty
SEC 3. And be aJmhier ea0ctcd, That
all acts in conflict with the provisions of
this act are hereby repealed.
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-08
r O w . z r /.

N LYNCH has the Agency Of the dmeri-
Iu. can PO,caer Company and will supply
the trade ut low prices for cash. dec, ,B9
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-08
LOW FOR CASH
Close out Consignment,

- light running horse iron axle WA
- CONS, Pennsylvania make.
ONE Virginia CORN SlIELLER, suited
for hand power or horse power; by hand will
she'll 2oO to 300 bushels per day by power
400 to 600 bushels
WIN be sold low for cash.
Jan 25,70 d. G. WILLIAMS & co.
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-08

~ re- Captain JonS c. CONNER, member
elect to Congress from Texas, spent a
day or two in our city last week on his
way to Washington. Capt. Conner left
Sherman to 90 through by stage to Saint
Louis, but finding the "trip so severe, on
his arrival here concluded to take y boat
to Memphis, which he did, leaving here
on Friday morning last Capt. {. is a
young, boyish looking gentleman, but
viii, We predict, make, his mark in The
Halls Of Congress. lie is the only Demo
crst elected from that State. srf..
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-08
FORT SMITH, ARK.

would respectfully call the attention OF
the Ladies' of Van Buren, and the citizens
of Crawford Washington and Benton coun-
ties generally, to my large and varied assort-
mcnt Of Dress Goods, Trimmings, Nc.
which will be found the largest ever brought
to this section of the country, and which
will SELL LOWER than ever offered be-
fore.
Ny Stock of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods is also very large, and CALL VIII
convince the most skeptical that | can sell
as lo,c, II not lower than any regular house
in Northwest Arkansas
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-08
$50 Reward f!

STOLEN from the subscriber 3 miles be-
- low Van Buren,, on the 9th January. one
BAY HORSE. 15'5 hands high, = or 0 years
old, with a small Star in the forehead; no
other white. cXccet saddle marks; walks and
trots | will pay the above reward for theft
and horse delivered to the Sheriff of Craw-
ford County, or reasonable compensation If
confined so that ! can get them.
supposed TO be stolen by an lrishman call
ing himself McMYRE or Mauric, but most
likely his name is JoHN ANDERSON. formerly
soldier in the 18th L. ). Infantry. He Is
dark complexion; about 8 #. or H.. high ;
probably Il orr p years old, boyish looking ;
has coat made of a gray Shawl and blue
Infantry overcoat branded on the lining of
the sleeve, with the letters j w.
Jan. % 1870 $. NJ. HAYS.
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-08
Little Rock and r. 8. Railroad Co

''Nhfi Nhi - VIZ 4 WA
Little Rock, Ark, Dee. Is, 1869.
NOTICE Is hereby given that at meeting
~ of the Executive Committee OF the Board
o. Directors Of This Company, held this day,
the time for payment OF the call of ten per
cont of the stock subscriptions made on the
ad day of September last. was extended three
months from the 18th of December.
Stockholders are notified to make payment
on or before the 18th day of March, 1870 to
either of the agents named in my former no.
tice, dated 4th September 1869. who are au-
thorzcd to receipt for payments.
j. II. HANEY,
Sec'y and Treasurer, pro tenn.
ian i'1O3w
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-08
Coing--Coing--cone !

TACK WILLIS. Is authorized to attend
- Auction Sales. and sell goods and all de-
scriptions of property. lie natters himself
that he can give satisfaction to all who may
desire his services. dec Is
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-08
SALT.

lust received $50 bags Of Salt, to be sold
- cheap for cash.
dcc.'69 ... Nj. LYNCH
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-08

Pay Jor your Psp.r.
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-08

I EI Judge GLASS, of the firm Of Cab
ell Y Glass OF Fort Smith, passed up TO
his home Sunday on the Gibson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
n0NRSTIC MARKETS.

pgu.nx,puA July iICoton unchanged. Flour dun supeue,
e5 Extras IS Spring whe9. Extra Family " 7's 20 % fe9 s
Fancy lots sfa 90 wheat que Pea9yvsns Red ga ~ 70
New Delaware @ Western W. ss e ss5 ss sSpe
ie Yellow 81 10 for Pennsylysns 81 ~ io We'eT1i meo
3s 01 ' ss.; s at.ss 0e
ness and unchanged fsrgm steady Crude 0,c Refined unsettled
WHISKY s0 gaT 6cttcn unsetted Mddng nOmlnsy s
Flour frmer wheat improved demand sales Red At ~ go
So, s al so ss Ne" Porf q & Bacon sT and
s sssnss3s' r GS S S4 sa qe WS.iy FIRM
oIEpO July sm Wheat s,e and higher w NO ss
PrgAt' doll da and S s ST ds. loo b
S Ss TRsa 100 bS wheat bSs bush
holders srSsr; No 81 ssle u BID No 81 @ Corn t firm
Mixed hId 60 osts steady At e Petroleum 'eA'' ~
RCiScssAT July IPour and good demand; Family 70 70
ass IS Wheat unsettled bat little he held At ." ,
i,h good demand at unehaged Barley IN
Cotton nominal hSsg. Sas e. Soo Ss s sna h slm
With an upward tendency sales o. shOoer. At i Loose nss nt -
re s Loose BACK KIM N zee for Clear saer6a
unchanged Exchange dnl and unehngel u,s o,, held
A.T1 4, r. Sue '% n store Corn steady w demand sales
go Round yellow at 81 10 ssoe, saa ID I'D I ssSy sale.
Ts;s s.l M ts..ss e e. Il store c R aao'
and 10 elevator 10. Of Ersa White stais =, Ie 500 hill,
s. 20 White. - EIs s BOT p; MIL ' 10
G"'sGs SS 81 80 Corn qdes hsn % os,
Western .d css's. N SS sf upe sSIs @'i sie
ESpua sSid s2si Mdng s2sG s tan oAsa 2 7, The
@Gs. &c cs g "a c"i s ss s RAILROAD
az a. New yori 3c Albany c Grain and hlIea 70 p"ou,
70 Yoti e 49, s 70 A 6.,, 20 o DS r RE St5
Ianler Canal Espos-4a 600 bush "heA' i''' '''' 0''
zoo i' 81 gS Ere unchanged Flour s S' end az
eb,assd Wbes. sGs4.a. fI Osi9tl W cash. vi "9F "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
THE STATE OF :, TRADE IRA

LONDON July I'LL a panic exists here and at Liverpool
CoSo opene at both and the account American
cure heavy United HveTwnt bonds 1882 81! 1863 od
7I 1861 81 Ten Stocks heavy Enc Railway shares 6t
Illinois Centrals III Atlantic and Great W estern 21 - -
IvKRPOoL July I'LL: m.-Cott0D opened fiat hddng UP
lands Old 19td Mddng Orleans ga d9Sd Wheat 86dBi
per GENITAL for No Red Western.
IoNpoS July ll-CommOn Rosn hmer Turpentne doll
PARIS July 1.-The Bourse opened excited Renies 6t IOc -,
mCOnsO for VI d for account 81
securities are lat nomnal United States FyeTwnty
nd 1852 86I 1865 G6 1867 86. TenFores 84 Stocks tat
I'D nonina fe Railway shares ia Atanc and Great Western r.
UyRy July -COon opened declining both on the spot and anoat
Tres Ordinsrs spot lf owt Low hddhngs anoai l4n
IyyRp July mLard is 6rmer At ZIG ewt PORK
srmeT bu no, ouosby higher Beef 2 per fierce Of Oi 10 for bE
ira Prime Mess Tsow, A, rcwt
A.TwERP Juy ll-Peroeum opened quiet.
LONDON July 1l4o m-Consos closed al va G pom mO.ed
securities frme and hgheri Jnsd
States Twenty bonds 1862 8l 1865 old Si 1861 gu Ten
ps. 5I etfs higher; Railway shares Hi Illinois
Centrsls 1ll Atlantic and Great Western, 20 ,,,, ",
July I-4J D. mCotton closed duli Mddhng UP
lands si99id Mdding Orleans 9dgld sales OF the da lO
bales including 500 for and speegao Wheat o een
Tor No 2 Red Western, and $40 for Red Winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12

seller last half Of This month for No during the afternoon fme
81 TO- cash 81 III seller last half this month Corn quiet soc for
NO ~ during the afternoon steady Blc seller last half this month
NC seller August O.s steady and unchanged Rye steady at BE for
No. Barley dull and nominal ghwBes quiet gc iron bound
Provisions frner Mess Pofk S25 s0d s29 Lard 5id6 Lave
Hogs active SO Sds9 Is Cattle active and arm for grades
and for medium grades d$9 for good choice
shipping Steers Receipts 800 bills Plour ooo bush Wheat l2 900
hnh Corn 1900 bush Oats 1000 bush Rye 500 bush Barley $500
Hogs shpment32O bbl Flour 50 900 bush Wheat III 600 bush
.en Uy bash Oais 1900 bush Barley so Hogs Fesh dull
and almost nominal. .
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKBT-JuLY II.
Csue market week sales li0O head l0c
for kr d9 for Fair Good. sac for Common Sheep fair de-
mani sales 1900 head Hogs In demand advance sales
1880. at Sl2 50d . II, prime cornfe1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
,oirts and are fully prepared to offer banking
Utilities upon either currency or gold basis.
CLEws, HABIoHT q Co,
Lothbury, London

r~we are still offering limited quantity Of the
,,'.,,,,Scrox CEDAR R,PIDs AND MINNESOTA RAN
no,n Co,,p,NY's FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT
TT,.rv,YrIR SINKING FUND BONDS principal and In
torast payable in gold at 90 and accrued interest
rh0so Ponds are free of Government tax, Coupon or
;sere3 and are convertible, at the option of the
- into stock of the Company, at par The pres
nDt advanced condition and large earnings OF the
road warrant us in unhesitatngly recommending
these Bonds to investors, as IN every respect an u
doubted security. o,-u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
Cor. Wall and Nassau-sts., N,

re or the safe and advantageous investment of
.JnIv interest and dividends, the CoSNEcTICUr AIR
LINE BONDS present unusually attractive featu res
which will commend them to sl classes of investors
The road is completed TO Middletown. The re-
manning unfinished portion is more than half done.
Full particulars furnished by .....
HATCH & FoOTE. No. u Wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
Eorses ano Carriages.
10 BROADWAY EXPENSES

A NO BROADWAY EXPENSES.mA Fine
,aent az new Carences Coaches Psk Pony Phaeton nom
ss up top road express Wagons sGkss RoSl.s.s Ase
sver ,ouafe boz TOP 500; road Wagon si0 Que kokAsa
so Roefasay s25oi one Brewsf "skon, sss
S13; Phaeton elzSi hAfn so'e'
Hs,s Ne VIM II GRAY. 30, ~, "a and rs wcosierst
NJ s CURRY, Nos. 143 and 145 East Twenty
WI. oursl ba. for SALE three pairs Of tsas Nh sii
HORSES, TR0TTIEG MARE, sound and Kind 10 hAn' AsA
show 2:J5 before road wagon. -----------.-
NJ 8. CURRY's STABLES, 143 and 10 Eass
W. sPor SALE very tne pair 81 ssgas ip
HORsRS hands high; ertra IN gray coupe ho''e'
a brown horse IS hands inchesi will lbow4lo 40
WOULD BUY HORSE that can be ali. s;iV a.
w Apply 10 5 uglAGhAN, Sale AID SIsA''s' ''-'''
Woosersh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Y
JrtY IL III bales Cotton pkgs Beewax 7OI2 bbs Flour
l4 O3 lush 1886 bush. Com H. m bush Oats OVO bush
Barev l29 bush beans hbs Spirits Tupenne 3 bbs Ron
ii pigs Beef pkgs Cut Meats l60 pkg stean $50 pkgs Bae
* MO, Cheese bills pigs Tsl0w 20 bbls Copper
i CAKES Copper 40 bills WHISKY A bales Wool bales Hemp
II bales Hops Leather l Hides 5 bids Tobacco ~
pkgs Tobacco ia pigs Rice go pkgs Starch ~ bags reAnu "
bagsP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12

~ We desire TO recommend TO our customers the
-. Marriage Bonds of the Central Railroad OF
Ioa as thoroughly safe well as profitable invest
r,snt Pamphlets with full information furnished
on application 1.x coovv g. 20
Cor. Wall and Nassau-sts, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12

WHERE THE CATTLE ARE FROM.-IllinOis, 6,31l Texas,
go ONO, 7l2 Kentucky G53 Indiana, 204 Canada, lis;
NSH-1Ork, l03; Iowa, IS; Michigan, 80.
bEENEs-Wth total OF 79l cattle for the week, and
$40 today-lIl5 at Weehaw ken, $50 az Onehundredth
~. ahG lNS at COmmunipawthe market IL the reverse
m MAJ ~ was thus day week. Then prices stifened up
80 we uay wore on, and the close very firm. To-day
INC BEGINNING wac about 10 last Monday, but
~ .cSIs got better bargains toward night Save some
tSAans and few lots Of poor Western cattle, all
~1re nnahy sold The quality quite variable, with
ahee OF common stock. All the good drOYes
abd tnere were several sueh-went of In the morning
=! WITH the first pick, in quite limited numbers,
az NC Inc onk OF the fair to good drOyes went at l5a
1 VIZ. ROoI GOWN 70 l2c, and low lie. II
VIII Pe n4eed that Texas stands second in the order OF
supply InuS giving us too many OF that undesirable stock
At wEEHAwKEH.
Ine lV3 cars OF tday-includng somewhat free sales
sundaywert registered 81 cars 10 " Morris TO Rix
TraYlor 70 fynn Brown each 10 T. Nice affrey and
u. H. DlInnlck 10 Con d Uery, 4 10 johnson a Co.
each 70 M Dalton and Wood Gillespie with scattering
lots OF one aud two cars. The average dnaty was be.
low medium with sundry lots of Texan Indiana Mich
igan and Canada cattle Some sales were the fol
lowing:
The Morris cattle-sS9, making 7s5 for the week-were
all Illinois, and were hand u, f1 by T. samuels who
sold % at I5c g c and l2s OF strong cVt M 1d
&c., 345 by Seigc Meyers, selling 6i ~ "a cwt al Ia
1Cc ia at I4a15e on u . aud 81 OF q cwt M l5c
TOfcy sons uI4 out 100, Of which 40 dry cows e,rt
sod ~ SSO " each. and w steers. cwt al 2aI5e W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
Nrw.yoRK, Monday, July H. 1870.

NEw-YoRK Monday, July II, 1870.
At the principal market, Twenty -fourth-st,
the demand for fine carriage and road horses is fully up
to the supply which comprises In some instances very
fine stock We particularly noticed the perfect condition
and excellent appointments Of Mr. NJ g. Currys stables
Nos l43 to las Twentyfourthst They cannot fail TO at
tract the attention of good judges Among hls weas
sorted stock OF rstcass carriage and road horses our
fancy was very much taken with pair OF nne Handle
tonian Mares which have been assured viii show 2to
before road wagon In Fnd, Judging rom
their soundness OF limb and nne build we nave
The average price Of this class OF horses can hardly be
given as II is subject to many conditions sprngng
from the fancy OF buyers. The price viii range from sO
TO 1900 per pair. The transient trade Is very tame
country buyers being tempted only by bargains. Kali
road and work horses go of in small lots at prices rang
Ing from 81 80 10 5000 In few instances hrsclass work
horses bring At the Sale and Exchange stables Of
MIR g. Heineman, No 46 Wooster-st, pair OF nne pack
mares is hands high, and years old resPeeuveiy,
found buyer In Mr.. 8. W. Cuxen OF Jersey city, VINO
paid 81 800 for them A., IN $780,. ..r~,.,,o
bouse of Isaac Mix, r, No. 500 Broadway, has been
compelled TO make an assignment Mr. MIX has been IA
busness In this city since $780, now forty years. and mas
many friends and patrols who VIII sympatnize with MN
An his misfortunes, which hope may prove but TEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12
WE OFFER FOR SALE
100000
Evansville, Henderson, and Nashville
Railroad of Kentucky LIST Mortgage
Bonds,

due in 1897 bearing per payable on the
LIST days Of January July the Bank Of America SeSiorf
The extends from Henderson the Ohio River to the
passing through the coal fields Of Western Ken
,ucly and forming important with Chicago Nashville the
south and East sIyhree miles completed cost Of 2@"o
raised entirely from stock Subscriptions, leaving only h'hree
miles to be built which tSeutyree miles graded and under
contract only mortgage Of all the property and franchises
Of the Company is Million Dollars payable above The pro-
eee. Of the sale will he applied by Edgar Thomson Of Ph
depa Of the Company th the work for which puF
pose with the other command they amply sufficient The
net earnings Road quite large and by the middle OF June
the coal e reached which will increase them materially There
No reasonable doubt that the traffic Of his Road added
to II, important will make abuniaH remunerae the
ohoe $4,000 this Loan have already been negotiated and
the remainder viii be sold for the present. at - and accrued interest
At which rate they constitute safe and desirable Investment
Further particulars will be furnished application to US