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Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund Of The City OF newton
that pursuant the provisions Of Act entitled An A 70 a9o
~ Railroad 10 OnelaAlEel dt en il
aud certain other streets ani avenues IN the City Of N~io
pass Ap % 1870 they will sci a, public sgcton e 9oyeof
bidder for the right privilege, aud irant
construct operate by animal powell and zee railroad WIN g
80 -
avenue route or routes City NeyYork Colmencg
through and along rte hist with doc e
track Manhatan thence through snd along Mnhatan Win
along Oneur ah e With Gouble track TO ne hest
Harlem River also from One hundred and Wen hhL 70 pee
Bridget also from the Thirds ave- thence through ana along Ohe
with Goube track 70 the Harlem klyei so
from nths, AZ u.s. ~ WIN
thence noithery thro9gn sni along he iehate VIII
the Of sad Tenhsye together sth he neea connc-
said railroad said streets avenues route or routes
sad road be- completed within two years from the passage OF M
last the shall be opened, graded aud pa'el
from 0nehnndr an ffhs. Such sale viii he eonlnci 10
Who shall offer pay the city Treasury the largest sum OF mone Tor
such right privilege, franchise SHAH receive ho SAD oon
thoz to construct operate and the same 10 accordance win ta
OF said such certificate TO be ue tie me1t
Of bond the Mayer Aldermen spd Cowmona Of the
City Of NeT-York u the sum two hIndd aud my thousand d3A
said city, conditioned that the person OF corporation receiving such Ger
t6cste shall within finish aud complete said road and Oup the
aforesaid hou h. they restrained prevented by
legal proceedings from completing and constructing TIE zane the time for
the tine within which the same 70 be completed But the COmm-
sole o. sne h.g runa as s % f i, ~ s n.t 70 &c
should DO and offer t9e franchise for sale again o. tie act
the Hasnce Department-Dated Se7.York jane l. 1870
Ric GHnfS B. h1 ttdtSS6t cfffT'f Comptroller
JOHN J. BRADLEY. Chamberlain.
JOHN X. HACKBT'r, Recorder
JOHN MOORE. Chairman Finance Committee,
NICHOLAS HAUGHToy Chairman Fuanoc
Committee Board o. Assistant Aldermen,
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
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DAYTON NiCHIGAN X " Co
TOLEDO, Ohio, May 20 1870
THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Dayton ana
Michigan Railroad Company hereby notified that meeting viii
held Toelo TURSDAf the 23 day Of June
l81O at clock the question Of issang preieec
their bonded debt in acconnee with the law II the
Assembly of Of Ohio passed April 5 1870 also
yany Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton r. Co.. and 10 act
that brought before the meeting BY ore
Of ths Bosni of Directors. T. II. SHORT secrtary
JTNION PACIFIC II. r. SECURITIES.
u FIRST MORTGAGE per cent gold; LAND GRANTS, Re,
currency; INCOME BONDS cent and SOCh
bought and sold. J. ). STANTON No. % Brosdst
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Below are the bids for and the sales Of Government
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TIE STOCK ExCHANGE.-FIRsT CALL,
l0i O'CLOCK A: NJ.

Sai,, Of Sor,rpmlnt Bonds
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OFFICE LAGRANGE FIRE ISsuKssCE CosPASrl
No. 10 Broa4wsy,

TRUSTEES SALE OF GOVERNMENT.
STATE AND RAILROAD B0NDSIn pursuance Of ths o.
a executed by will receive sealed bids until he
10th DAY Of June 1870 o'clock NJ for the safe q The ooFrg
bonds $4,000 United States Fve-Twentes; 5000 Tennessee
and $4,000 Fredericksburg and Gorions Railroad 'o
pany Al proposals mast be for OF 5000 lpr yaiue
accompanied BY satisfactory that The m
will be accepted The OF the hT and asIiei
plainly nlorse the outside Of the sealed envelope Bids All
be opened in Of bidders at O'Clock June TO- 40
Pamphlets maps and other information the value Of ne above
named railroad bonds be obtained from DRAKE BROS % boal
ISAAC SMITH President Metropolitan Savings Bank; JusTUS LAW
RENEE President Continental Life INSURANCE. Company from nv
Undersigned q. HILTON SCRlBNER, Tretee
No lHJ Broalaar
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REDEMPTION of CIVIL BONDS of 1857.

sAcEANESTo, June 1870 I
Whereas on the LIST day Of February, 1870 there be ns
and Sink M Fund Of 1857 Of I've hundred flree a.,
the repo nBds The
IroyEons Legislature OF said Sse entitled ,
10 equitable
Of Cafrns Funded Debt Tor spoye
under the provisions Of
approved April b. 1900 and whereas not
thereof and sufficient amount Of such bonds oire
exhaust said Sinking Fund to less amount hr ten ouah drar
notice that there the Of hundred and
two thousand dollars said Sinking Fund ST apaI,
charge said Of bonds numbered a. fsE TO VT 3 o
NJ IA 49, H. 49, y D. g. a. 46 a. a. a. 80 S. o. g. 70 H. r. =
~ ~ ~ 49, co. 81 g. b. Co. o. 49, 6 o. 07 l8 l09 3D. Ia
ia l2e 100 1871 i3 35 100 49, l62 s 1870, 49, 49, 1884, Us
IG7 1888 ls 49, 1893 l4 1856 lG l9a 30 2ol 22 2 20 ~
27 2ls a9 I'll 2l2 213 ms 29 ~ l9 nj, D % 49, ~ 2
24 rs 276 279 49, 2 ~ 2sJ 294 za5 70 go 2s go 1s' ~
3l $40 3ll 3l5 80 49, 38 81, IS, SO,
3 $50 80 3i3 3+l 38 3s go 32, SO, go o. 20 ~
1853 ag 80 M 81 3S 81, 3d. go, 49, so 49, -, Do -
F7 3s 40 40l f6 07 400 400, 43 slf A0-bsrg
oe bonds Of $500 thousand dollars cab
Amounting TO one hundred thousand doaraud uuh
2s % So lOl 40 e7 ia rs ZIG 2fs 2 M a. 30
3S9 38 $50 4-beng twenty bonds Of i've lull
red dollars each amounting 70 thirteen thc9re doais and
IN ~ hundred and eghySO thousand Col
lars And such Londs numbered above shall not BE- presented
for payment cancellation within thre montb. nom TIE expiration
this publication which the LIT day OF September 100 ben
such Fund the Treasury and sshae such oi
whenever presented and they sl draw no he aer W M d OF
December lS10 A. b. COhOabL' eaN Ifets4'h
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NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.

PETROLEUM SsOCKs.
100 Home Petr... 8 90
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20
ss'auca and Rheumatism

HOUSE Ro0EAwAY BEACH, sept. |, lisa,
RS Co., Sing Sing
our l'lasters have wonderful lueA.
g traveller should have them by him. Ny
..aat accounts nj their efficacy. Some
some Of rheumatic pains, some Of
A 1e breast side and back In sciaiica
elections TIER application ny equally sue
a' Tas attacked With severe pain IN
was no agony Tor twenty'o1r hours
a13Tel oae Of your Plasters The pam
.aAta and ia the course Of s few hours
u97-f send yol this that YOU may
E-as Well ! am yours,
A. "a, FAILING,
Proprietor u tho SEASIDE House.,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20
HLLC0CK's
POROUS pLhSTERs.

..s of ne Bronchial Tubes, Dropsy OF tho
S-.' r,rors internal, even ovarian, have been IN,
,.s,,dly cured BY
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20

e
Made Of Poor Rum. Vhi~l,ry, Proof Spirits
mud Refuse Liquors dor'@Tcd, sp'ced aaasWeet
cnad 20 please tho taste, called "Tonlts, AppcA
crs" "Restorers" &C., that lead the tlpplur on TO
druukcunosg and rum hut are a true Medicine, made
IRON the Naive Roots and nyyhs Of Gallo free
from ali Alcoholic Siimulnrts. They are She
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER md LIFE
GIVING PRINCL"GE a perfect Eeuoyator aud
lnyigo.sta. * she system, carrying Oh llposonous
matter andrcstpring the blood 70 healthy
No person can take these Riicrs according to direc
ton and remain long unwcn,
SIoOwlllbe given for an iacuraole case, provided
the bones are not destroyed by mlncrnl poison or
other means and the vital organs wasted beyond 'he
point OF repair
For Inanmmatory and Chronic Rhcnmn-
ti.ri aud Gtut, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion,
Bilious, Il cmiItCut and Intermittent EcNcr-
Diseases OF the Blood. Liver, Kidneys and
niudhcr. these Hiitcr. have been most SUCCESS
mi -uch Diseases are caused by Initiated
Elood which is generally prcdUccdhy arrangement
OF the Digestive organs.
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION, Head
ache plniu the shoulders, Coughs, Ightness OF the
Chest. Dizziness, sour Euctaaona of the stomach,
Bad tasta in the Month, Bilious Attacks, Paipitaton
5tths Heart. JaAammation OF the Lungs Pain IN the
regions OF the hlluNNS ana NhUhdttu NUHtt Fhtti1'
symptoms, are the ofsprngs Of Dyspepsia.
Thayuyigorate the stomach md stimulate III" tor
riAllveraud bowels which render them otuuc1GaUcd
efficacy in cleansing the bloGd OF allimpuriias and
lmpartag now be and yieor TO the whole syf tenA
F0RsKIN DISEASES, Erupt'ooaTg .cr,sMt
ENuom. Dletabcs, Spots Puppies, rustGics, bais,taf.
huacIes GmgWurms, ScoldHood, Sore Eyes, EUslp.
elias ITCH scurt., DHcoloyahors of theshn, Iiumo1
rad Diseases NJ Che sla, otwho, name on nature,
ere literally ding up nnI carried out ftdc system ina
short time by tHe usgo. these Rltcr. ono horloin
such eases rn convince most iocrtlalops ottheir
curative gtcc"
Cleanse the Vi.at,l Mood whenever You lud ia
impurtiesbuslugt through one sh,u nPmF'cs.E rup.
tlons or sores cleanse Il when you md &c obstrUcted
and sluggish iu the yJu5 cleanse it vhen ga FOUL
/ and yoarieeliug5 VIII tauyouwhen. koopthe blood
| pure and sha houIh OF tha Fystcm VIII follow.
! PIN, TAPE 1nd other WORMS, lurNngin tho
system of somany thousanHs, are eIecually destroy
ed and removed. For -1ll directions, read carefully
the circular around each bottle printed IN four Ian
| grages-Encgh German, Frcnch and spanish
J. WALKER, Proprietor. r, II MCDONALD co.
Druyglsts and Gen Agents san Francisco, Cal
and % and "a Commerce street, New York, X. /
sw- SOLD BG ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20
Severe Cough Cured.

letter from the Rev. DR., Psattie.
sroICHrowN, Orange Co, n. Y, Oct, %. 1865
Twas kLLC0CE 20, Sing Si1g
Your Porous Pasters are a great blessing Ny
ta5ter Isabella bad whoop,nE cough some twelve
hos since when the severity Of the disease had
ai size still for six months had distressing cough,
] becsme very weak and thin. Finding internal
dies Of 10 avail an Allcock's Porous Plaster was
'ga4d to her chest The cough WAS relieved from
i,y wa pat on and in one nnepth was entirely
.3 [ AN yours truly, D. BEATrlE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20
lTa Of & Badly Crushed Breast.

'tNHENES-In December, 1859, my breast bone was
.Alsl and badly injured by being stru k by a heavy
' was taken home senssless where for weeks, |
.ae point Of death My doctor could do but
s 'o ne, and suffered continual PAIN The doc
4 Fought blister plaster would help me If put on
.'e''t but thought would try instead, Allcock's
'' Plaster l. put one on my breast and side, and
'aa' time began to get better, and ia one month
t "', free from pain, aud able to attend to my
-fs Any one can call and see my breast, and |
.1." mem a modern miracle OF cure.
j. r BUCK,
No South Fifth street, Williamsburg, l. |.
1sA.LcocE&CQ
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20
POROUS PLASTERS.

q,s great the comfort to have SUI ltns cough
.,5 sharp pains OF the chest queer ersepins 'enss
' arouad the heart cured BY the simple remedy OF
..,n ao1iOe, ontiFely "nobiec'ionAolo plaster But
~. tumors, considered OF fatal character, are
rad by this mild and innocent application,
3" ,c.ipe Ike second akin, produces steady
~ nv which absorption, resulting in ease at
,,. and ultimate cure is obtained
~, nave row testimonials from physicians and
..-s that
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20
Isaammation of the Kidneys
Cured.

-rav,s A-LrocK b Co., Sing Sing For years I
-Ig snTtred from Inflammation of the kidneys my
- Guns gave me little relief and moved about Ike
\, nan bent down by years of suffering. At length
panls plasters we're recommended to me. ]
I'D one to each kidney, and the relief was imme-
..e wore them for thirty days, when my back and
t-syswers per ecty well, and was once more able
nr.R erect think the nall Of the virtues OF your
p,tars vet remain to be told, but should any one
vii Ia nssr thereof / shall be pleased to tell Of my
gnrsa5s am yours. respectfully,
THOMASJ. JACKSON,
DIG East Thirty second street,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20
Neuralgia Gurt j.

grtuo years have been great sufferer from nep
,.sl IN tho mead, and found only temporary relief
, Al, the various remedies that have tried, until
,.ed one Of Allcoeks Porous Plasters icut it into
n. ,trips. placing one under each shoulder blade,
,,s other over the small of the back, and for the
-. t,,ee months have had scarcely twinge OF tho
'4,.e all Who suffer from nervous diseases TO lose
-,a Ia making a trial of the wonderful Porous
A. r. STERLING,
Sec, Singer Mfg Co
rry0Hg, June s. 1868
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aportant letter from Or. So muel
aard, Governor Of idaho.

WAsHINdTQN, April 3 IsIl.
'' Adi19nE & CO.
POROUS Strengthening Plasters have proved of
'.s. ~ruco TO me. Some time since | was
With violent rheumatic or neuralgic pains in
arms They gradually grew worse and
"s 'aa aoart. Finding nothing applied gave
"'.' tined your Porous plasters, which wore
months The pains ceased almost Immediately
nave Aal no pain since Asan external remedy
.aa ore incompatible, have recommended
'A.y Of ny friends in tbs city of Atlanta, Ga,
'.1a and they are loud in their praise, the
-a"19 proved equally useful in their cases Sc
SAMUEL BARD,
l.'e Editor Atlanta lGa,) Daily New Fra,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20
Bad Bruise Greatly Relieved in a.
Few Hours,

VI C. writes Back severely bruised; could not
.1's without pain could neither walk nor sit up /;
2sd iniment, arnca, &c no relief; finally placed
20 Porous Plssters over the part. In little while
q wife inquired If found any help. replied The
A'er or something makes me better, for / have no
Al Iat up in bed astonshed proceeded to get up
I'd 81 dressed, and in three hours from putting the
listers on was writing in my office free from pain.
a'S 20 much benefited, give you permission 10 re.
s 70 rae as to tina qualities of Alloocks Porous
plr.,.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-10-20
Pain of the Side Cured.

ALLEET0WE, Pa,
,,,... z. bLLCoCR h Co.:
rr,R SRs-My daughter used one OF your Porous
p..,-s She bad very bad pain in her side, and 1t
,.. I'D one week. Yours truly
JOHN V. N. HUNTER
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-12-15
Business North and South.

While money is 50 plentiful in New
York as in one sense to be a drug, the
New Orleans Times says that in that
city
The present stingcnt state of the mon.
ey market has never been equaled al
any similar period since the war.
Enormous rates are freely offered for
small amounts upon heavy securities,
which holders, strangely enough, per.
sist in retaining in expectation Ola tu-
ture rise. The true policy, in times
like this, would be to part with them
instead of borrowing, as, unless the
market speedily experiences some re,
lief, their value is more likely to be
impaired than increased.
Here Is seen one Of the evils of hard
times and of speculation in the South !.
but it is not in the South alone that this
scarcity ofmoney and stringency exists
The Cincinnati Enquirer ofDec. 6 says:
Hard times-moncy scarce-rcnts
unpaid--bills unpaid--notes unpaid
such is the universal cry all over the
West and Southwest. People ask why
this is so, and want to know what The
matter is.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-12-15
How Collectors Must Proceed
where Parties Fail to Pay
their Taxes.

The following circular from Comp
troler Pennebaker. will prove of in
terest and Importance not only to tax
collectors, but to tax payers generally:
CoMprRoLLER's OFFICE, NAsnyILLE,l
DECEMBER 10, 1870.
From this date no credits will be
given to lax collectors for land sales
until proof, satisfactorily made. estab-
fishes the fact that the delinquent has
no personal property from which the
taxes can be collected The practice
of selling real estate for taxes at cost
to the State when personal property
can be sold was never &C ntemplated, as
will be shown from the following ex
tracts from the Code:
SECTION COZ. The collector, upon re
ceving the tax list, shall Immediately,
by advertisement at four of the most
public places in each Civil District, give
twenty days notice Of the place and
tine when and where ho vii! attend to
receive taxes.
SEC. COS. If any person within such
district fail to attend or otherwise pay
his taxes on or before the day appoint
c1. the collector shall levy the same by
distraining and selling the delinquents
GOODS AND cHATrELs, giving at least
twenty days notice of such sale by adj
vertiSement at four of the most public
places in the District.
SEC. 600. Such sale shall be by pub
lie auction and no more property shall
he sold than is sufficient to pay the
taxes, costs and charges, and if The
sale produce surplus it shall be re,
turned to the owner of the property.
SEC. Go. 1.-THE collector has cause
to fear that any person charged witt
taxes is about to remove from The
county without paying his taxes, hi
may at any time levy such taxes with
costs and charges by distress and sale
SEC. Gil And If such person ha:
removed into any other county. dis
trcss warrant may be issued by TIT
collector if in Office, or 10y the clerk
if the collectors term Of service ha
expired, to the Sheriff Of the county t,
which the party has so removed, 70
the collection of the taxes due from
him. Very respectfully,
ED. Il. PENNEBAKER.
Comptroller.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-12-15
The War in Europe.
1.-THE END.l

The Paris Government has just re.
fused simmons to surrender, saying
they will fight to the last man.
A dispatch from the special CORES.
pondent of the N. Y. Tribune at Tours
on FRIDAY says that war on the part of
France is more firmly resolved on than
evei.
Gen. ID. Hinecourt, who arrived at
Lille, Dec. 10, by balloon, from Paris,
says the battle on the 30th uIt. and 2d
of December, were victories for the
French, and that the Prussians lost
$4,000 prisoners and six guns. He
states that Paris suffers no privations
that the agreement of tle population
is good, and that the object of his
journey is to insure coincidence In the
Of all the French armies.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-12-15
Ty- Among the many reform move

ES- Among the many reform move.
mcnts now agitating the British pub
lie, not the least important is tina, OF
woman suffrage. A great meeting has
just been held in Manchester. and it is
reported that many distinguished per.
sons were present and took part. The
woman suffrage movement ought to
succeed in Great Britain if anywhere.
A people who are governed so wisely
and so well by woman ought not to
refuse women electoral privileges.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-12-15
Lana for ,SHle..

). +. Jones and wife VS.. Georgia Hawkins
ct ais.
By virtue of decree of the Chanery
Court at Winchester, Tenn, pronounced
in the above cause. at the November term,
1870, OF said court,
| will. on the first Monday OF January.
1871, offer for sale to the highest bidder.
before the courthouse in Winchester, on a
rcdit Of one. two and three years, except
ten per cent on amount of purchase mon
ey. which must be paid in cash on day Of
sale. the tract of land of land of Which
Robert Hawkins died seized and pos 'cssed.
lying In Districts Nos. and 10 of Frank
lin county. and bounded by the lands of
John B. March, Joseph Miller, Joseph
Carter. and Others. and contains - acres.
The biddings for said land to commence ut
$40 per acre. The same will be sold III
several lots.
The purchasers will be required to give
notes with two or more good securities,
and lien will be retained on the land un-
til all the purchase money is paid.
II. X. EsTIII., G. & NJ.
Dec II %.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-12-15
pI3CVNNf vi VT
Passed January 80. 1870.
Land for Sale.

Samuel II. E.Stlll. ct. ais, VS. Wallace EStill
.Ir., ct. ais.
BY virtue of decree of the County
Court of Franklin county. Tennessee. pro,
nounced at It's October Term, 1870, will
Oh
Monday. January I'd. 1871.
it being the 2d day of said month, at the
Courthouse door in the town of Winches-
ter. Tenn, offer for sale, nineteen tracts
Of land belonging to the heirs Of Wallace
Estill, Sr- deed, lying on Cumberland
Mountain, containing in all $3.50 acres
Said land is described by entries, which
will be exhibited on day of sale. -
Said land will be sold on II credit OF one
and two years, except the sum of ten per
cent. in cash. which must be paid on gay
of sale. The biddings tor said land 10
commence ut 10 cents per acre, except Tue
Tunnel or Caperton Cove Tract, when Is
to commence ut 20 cents per acre.
Purchaser will he required to give two
or more good and sufficient securities. anu
a lien will be retained until the purchase
money is paid. &C.,,
J. G.. ENOCIIS. Clerk
+. 7. EsTILL, Solicitor.
decl-tds Printers fee for double adve''
Using. S22 90.