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New-York tribune., 1870-04-28

The transactions in Tennessee continue large and
active, with saes Of new 6s at 65i ai do es excou-
pom, 59i. The highest price yesterday at the Stock Ex
change was 55i for the new North Carolina, new, "A
Georgia rs, 94t NewYork state Bounty Loan, no.!
Business in Railroad bonds and Bank shares was lin.
tied, but prices maintained. Central Pacific 92i
Union Pacific, s6; C. c. and Indiana CentralSls Mort
ii. In Bank shares, Ninth National, Ill Bank OF New
York. 40: Merchants, l25t Commerce, VT Fourth
National, l07.
The stock market was very strong and active and
prices generally in advance OF the sales yesterday
the whole list but very few Of the stocks neglected
and the operations look like increasing confidence in the
leading railways A long per cent is the ruling rate
OF Interest In most Of the States, per
ought to be at par free Of tax especially when very
considerable part Of the earnings used in
the value OF the railway Western Union Telegraph feels
the advance, and sold this p. at SSH Pacific Mall
a Adams Express 63; NewYork Central 95s Sdo Ger
thcates, 92I; Harlem lag; Reading l0li Lake Shore,
95; Cle' Gland and Pittsburgh l05 North Western T7t
do. Preferred, sss New-Jersey Central, iO72; Rock
Island. buyer I?oi; Toledo aud Wabash l Ohio and
Mississippi. buyer 35 Hannibal ana st. Joseph ll2t
st. Paul. ma On these stocks the market was especially
strong, together with Columbus, Chicago and Indiana
Central i9k The following Is comparison Of prices at
the dates given:
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COUNT MoNTALEMBEETS R.IPERS.

The Paris correspondent Of The London Times
writes on Apr IA "Nionslembort has lcia very lengthy
will The arrangement and 10 lie made cf ns lei-
tr and papers he has cOnfded To four executors These
arc NJ Leon COrnudet, senator ard his frend from
childhood: NJ AuCustiu Cochin his sonn-lav, NlScount
A. Meaux and NJ Leopold GalaTd, editor OF the cor
,sponddnf HIS papers dispersed IN BetSum farls
and al his chateau Of La Roche en- Breny IN BurgunI
'Tbe papers which are in Belgium were sent u that
country lest they snculd he seized in Iar1s Among
them is long letter Ia Count Daru, in which Is related
me history of the COMP dEt He leaves in manuscript
a Hist0ry Of st. Bc-HGrd, and the seventh vOlume'
sketched hut not completed. Ci his Monks or me VEST
He was a man of great order, and his MANUSCRIPTS ana
correspondence are casScd and Numbered WIN tne uC
most care OF all tc letters he wrote he Kept coIoe;
winch for many yeays had been nadc py ono vi o'' "
his five daughters"
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
GOLD INTEREST BONDS.
FIRST MORTGAGE
SEVEN PER CENT BONDS
of the

WEST WISCONSIN RAILROAD Co.,
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD,
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
II YEARS TO Run FROM JANUARY, 1870.
LAND GRANT OF OVER 100000 ACRES FROM Gov
ERNSiENT,
upon which together with Road and all its property
these bonds are lst Mortgage.
20 MILES OF ROAD FINISHED AND RUNNING,
from which income is already derived, with rapidly
increasing receipts.
This Road with its connections forms an AIR
LINE FROM ST. PAUL TO MILWAUKEE and is a Saw
ING OF NEARLY 100 MILES OH the great Northwest
ern route to Chicago.
ELEVEN COUNTIES along the line of this Road Do
NATE $4,000 EACH, with right of way for construc-
tiOn
This Company is EXEMPTED FROM TAXES UPON
ITS LANDS FOR FIFTEEN YEARS, by special act of
Legislature
These bonds have the option of being converted
into stock, and receivable ut par cash. for the
purchase of any of the lands of the Company
The immense tunnage Of grain and lumber accu-
mulating weekly at st. Paul must, upon completion
of this road, be carried to Milwaukee and Chicago
by this direct route.
The advantages resources connections and land
grant of this Company fully set forth in aypam
phlet which can be obtained at our Office.
A large number of these Bonds have been placed
in Europe, and we now offer LIMITED NUMBER IN
THIS MARKET AT % FLAT and recommend them with
confidence to our friends and capitalists fully be-
heving them to be one of the safest and cheapest
investments offered
WHITE MORRIS & Co.,
BANKERS AND FINANCIAL AGENTS,
20 WAu-sT
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28

FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF Iowa AT 96, FREE FROM
TAx.-After full examination, we have accepted an
Agency for the Sale of the above First Mortgage
Bonds, and desire to recommend them to our Gus
toners AS A THOROUGHLY SAFE, AS WELL AS PROFIT
ABLE, INVESTMENT. They issued at the rate of
only $4,000 per mile, or only at about one-half the
rate on some other roads
The recent advance in Governments offers large
inducement to investors to make an immediate ex-
change for these bonds.
JAY COOKE & Co., New York.
Subscriptions will also be received at BANK OF
NORTH AMERICA, Banking House of IowEs Il MACY
and at the OFFICE OF THE COMPANY. 81 Pine-st,
where pamphlets and full information may be had
w. B. SHArTUCK, Treasurer
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL ERN RAILROAD
UIyISTOS

Depos foot Of Bacss and foot Of Chnstopher
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY, Apnl H. bD
IN EXPRESS NJ ALL TRAIN connectng Denyie with Boon
Branc Chester Branch Waterloo with sussex
Wahngtcs With the D. H. and W X X
Gap Strcusu Great Bend Bngham'on Sra
and all points he lekawanna and Boos6ug
and Delaware and Hudson X Ris. -
l1:0 ~ LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Al Newark Morris
town Dover HackesoSn Phpshurg and
PhEpsbug Bel, Del X Il for Beyie Sc and At
with L. " Bethlehem Aentown, mauch Chuni and
Wilkesbarre.
4lO m SCRANTON EXPRESS DoveY with Chester r.
Wsteroo K and Washington with D. L. and
". H. Il for Water Gap, Stroulsburg, ami Scranton.
$3.50 D. HACkETiSrOWN MAIL connects With BoonOn, Chester
sndS Railroads
6:40
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations At 6:5 7g and 1000
2:JO, and $500 D. 10.
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE, $50 80 900 1000 and
m 2.3O $40 42O 4O 5 $500 6i0 800 aud IL 45
p. n. - - .. 80. 80. ,o ,o-,o =, 90
ll40 Loo, 2Oo r2:g $50, 3:i0, JJl 40 4O
1850 $40, $40 $50 600 6:40, 6:4 10 800 and Il5
Trains marked stop East Newark.
POI BLOOMFIELD and MONTCLAlR al $3.50 and Hoo and
o.nl I.,nh m and hr. Ill
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28

when completed at least $40, 0Oo-s one of the
most substantial conservative. and reliable Railroad
Loans offered in the market, and is peculiarly
adapted to the wants Of INVESTORS aud CAPITAfIsTs,
who desire to make their Investments with the most
satisfactory assurance Of positive and undoubted
Security The Bonds are in denominations of ~ ,00
$780, and 800, and may be had CoUPoS or REGIS
TERED.
Interest Six per cent per annum, payable MAY and
NOVEMBER /.
Principal and Interest payable in GOLD in the City
of NewYOrk.
Price 90 and accrued interest in Currency. at which
price they pay nearly Seven per cent in gold their
cost.
Government Bonds and other Securities receiyedh
exchange at their full market value.
Purchases made before May will have the advan
tage of the gold premium Oh the accrued interest.
Particulars furnished on application.
FISK q HATCH,
Bankers, &c, ; Nassau-st
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THE STA'pE OF TRADE.


LONDON April s7-liJ0a mConos opened ot 'H,n osn'
AMI the account secuns opensi quiet tn,l ss
Tweny bonds le62 ssi; is5 oh ni 1861 at I,,,F~ee. ~
stocI. au Ere Rway sbae ISL Illinois Ccntrs MS AHasos
and Grest Wesen 2i -, ,,.m.
LIyxRPooL April 37-ll NJ Cotton opened qusti Msssss
Up.ni. a., adIng Orleans nGiid Corr 80 gaaris' or
Los1oS April Tsow quiet Sperm OIL quiet Cssaos kess
quiet Rsnrd Petroleum quiet Ln-e.d OIL quiet and steady
g7-The Bonrse openoi dull. kentes, tn Jss
ASrwrar April 2Potrirsm opened active Ard sf'A Nasssm
White, 81 fHDcs =. =.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
RECEIPTS OLE PRODUCE.

APKLT LT-g6 tas Cotton, ~ ptgs Ashe. - bob ,e,o' 20
Oh bays Cotton r. bb Flour 81 10 hush Wheat '
hush Corn w Malt So bush Barley i bush Os Ssrp
100 bills Meal 0 bags Corn Meal 40 bbs Oar hraI 50 ha
Sp u-ntipe I'll b6s Tar 81 bbl Rosn, s. bbia foh Pis
Cot Me. lli pg, L'S 80 pigs ssas lob slfs I.sm1 IN 20
plg. Oh a5 bhls WHISKY, 81 bales Wool % BARS hnp
bales Hops Leather $40 des bales HIDES ~ hhda ~
b.e,o go pkgs Starch ss bbl~ EAne o
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
WEDNESDAY, April 27-P. NJ.

=, =
OF the II firms offering bonds to the Gov
to-day l6 had their offers accepted, at prices
ranging from SG9 "A $40 90 on the 2ls the prices
ranged from sO7 81 sO8 o. The total offerings to-day
were 81 ssOlOo The following the awards by the
Sccrotarv az tho Treasury.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
The following is the result of the at the United

At meeting Of the National Trust Company, held on
the 26th inst the following gentleman elected
Trustees for term of three years: Robert H. Berde,
Henry c. Carter, William b. Shattuck Thos W. Shannon,
Thomas b. Read Alfred B. Darling, George A. Fellows,
Theodore F. Brett William :. Whttlock james Merrel.
The earnings of the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
for the third week in April were: --
8O.. l22 400 972iO Increase. S25l leo
The Pithole Creek Petroleum Company has declared
dividend OF 10 cents per share, payable May p
Tile application OF the New-York County Bank for ad
mission into the Clearing House Association has been
referred special committee The future meetings OF
the Association will be held in the Manhattan Bank
The shipments OF PittstOn Coal for the week ending
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
Tur SorTnrpv CrNrpr R,IrRoAD Is now col

THE SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD is now com
Auburn popular ani
prous Asncuursl hanufactung dnct ns eoeni PROM a
for Southern Central VII b. Are toa
In traffic The ncb Ag1enturh ooah hcgh
bnslne De great
Auburn hoee i he
the enterpsug along the lne VII a~as ssfs
o this road good income. -, ,--.
vRRMILYE the Financial gts of the RoA o-'r ie 'rna
inc npod portion N cOnhieoe believing
them 20 be good security any has leu % 90
market Bonds Seven cent have thirty ye- % % al
tbsy tie option Of the h0Eer
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28

TIE LOAN OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RsIL-
ROAD Co.. bcing First Mortgage upon the entire
Line, property and equipments between the tidal
waters of the Atlantic on the Chesapeake Bay, and
reliable inland navigation on the Ohio River worth.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
Geatbcrs

A LADY offers INSTRUCTION in ENGLISH,
IA FRENCH MUSIC part Of every day Housekeeping IN
exchange for board LONDON, Station y.
A GENTLEMAN from Europe wishes 10 gave
"A FRENCH LESSONS sdy geneman amer business hours
exchanged Address p H. Box r@ N-N-York PoObce
YNEACHERS expecting to want POSITIONS
Il should application TO AMER SCHOOL INSTITUTE
SPECIAL demand for experienced Principals for Public Schools Academies
and Boarding schools. j. ". SCHERhBRHORk, Ii Bond
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28

The Coal is 70 be delivered At Eah~ihport h j. ,. ,
COFFEE-Tbe fd Bio trn and the onrngs oire rt
hnvers rating so-ly AL grades sas ef J oa tz steamer
south America sADceD private terms OHef ses PAv' All
steady. -, ,-,--- ....-..-t- u --.
STATE Flour to-day grades sle hcLn
brands reusin steady and Fam brands t5e Cher The
msud qu general; shippers for TIE ge
1lslh hl1s Ae0
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Glcamboate anh railroads.
,OpIF's LINE FOR ALBANY.
L TE LARGEST AND MOST MASSifi1 ,i, n hHi NJ ''''

DEOPLE's LINE FOX Al4BAN ] -. ,,rvp
L TiIg LARGEST AND MOST MANNilCbNr h'hh
TIE ST. 56aS SSnEs bRSw y lIp lS bsas vv,v
One II o. above steamer. vii leave north Iy kvHh5
AsaooS g 1oS; ;os5 s;gf ,gs! Wa Ss' so ssrs '
le Lsna albany The ,.ny, s S.nS Of It i ,oricE
on TIE @S and ssSsars eSes.s to . S.ii''Sn so "
D,1is Express orres. gti broadway "sl NO. M
ry'ROY LINE for ALBANY and p,l lKVS !. l. R. n1rS
snS ls' vERY EVENING sai1, ,ceP rs st 70, hen ,Ss North
West. u . ThIGah % ns:s .s 1.,s .''R Returning
Troy Albany ats oelest ,,,,,,,,,,
CAFTTY, SPEED. AND CQhfohl'
- SoawCi ,ve t,aiaS alSS Junction, Lowell Lavrcace,
points. ltc and stsHat steamers
'ii' VI GsTY OF IAwREzS,GIEEiy ,IEy or yryy LONDON
,.. yos daily (suni,y e,eePeD O'Clock rn ioin
PEE % North Canal & ind %s5 ..snsc,Ss with P,sre. ,u.
r, t%.s V9 va NSsS Se odcn Cra Sorh nd wO
For through for freight aP sasT ,s Ge M Agent "
NqS,V New York York oet 's 1863.
NOR NORIVALK and DANBURY-Steamer
/ NELLIE WHITE leaves Daily foot q hssee'I' a. I''' am
nAJTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COZ
ID S6RPEsDEYT LINE for BALT WAsMHST2H GSth,r .se WEsI
SOUTH and n Soi TRdPHhEE LINE Pier
CITY TEEIGar By g. .D md PsTSe r. % rs ss. s' G
! @i ~ ,: RSs: ,,2, En- rSse ss.,
oSy Linz AfoH this e'fs %d'S1TsT STSk IGSEs Ga GOOD
''''' No. 2a Bro,dsayoor Barcay-s, New York
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEWJERSE1.
Passenger and Frght Depo, York foot Of Leyt
p. At smpton Delswre Lsekavanna and est
.r ia With tb Leigh Valley Railroad and its
nectBs forming direct line fvSurTb and the es without change
:" A ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.
srty miles saved this line Chicago Cincinnati
81 tous Se with eat ons one change Of esis Sn. - c,,..
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commenting December 20 isf9-ese New York as follows:
m.-FOr Kason, Bethlehem, Msnch Chunk. WlamspOn
vkesbsre Mahsnoy City Tunkhshnok Tovsnia WaVeT &c
7:l5A m-for femingon AMI phillpsburg.
Reading Coambs Lancaster Bphris, Lu Pcsve sessA
Harrisburg, So-
2 r. m.-Por Easton, Anentovu, 6c
33Op m-Por Easton Allentown Manch Chunck and Beydee
4:JO 2. m.-For Somerile and Remington.
Sis p m.-FOr somerlle
D In-Por Raston and intermediate stations
j. p.-ROI SOmerle.
7l5 o m.-For Easion
$3.50 D. m.-POr PlAin6ed
Has p m-Fct Plainbell, on Saturday. only. . -
Trains Elizabeth 5:ij 6:J1 go 75 85, 9m 9n
l0:45 llaO NIL n l;OO 300 25 3l5 3:S 400 80, iE,
5:l5 5:45 600 $40 100 7:l5, 7f5 $50 1920, LAS
FOR THE WEST -
9amWHsrEKS EIPEE daily lexcPt Sudsyslfor Haston Alien
Chicago chang. Connects Harrisburg foe
an ConDects S,nervI for Fanston Con
meets Junction SuoUarg Water Scranton, Connects
ii Phlipst1rg for Msueh ChuDck, Wilkotaue Se 49,
m-CSCISStTI ENRss daily, kston. Bethlehem Allen
Rfsnc Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago AMI CnennAs Sheep
Lack and Western Railroad for Scranton
Ihurgh evening
Tickets for the West e obtained TIE ote of t cena at
o Neg-Jy fco Of Liberty St " " at No Asior House
Broadway 10
ho,eh X Z. RCkbR, superintendent
III. p Gou. Pass. Agt
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28

UuI's PATENT CANCELING MACHTNE-AdOpted by
Government. Price SO. Discount at office. No can
yassers M TOWER, 25i Broadway, \. Y.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James
IL shp
8gG. Mail Train for Greenport
1880 for Rslyn Glen Cove Locust Valley Huntington, and
HorspOrL
NJ Rverhead Express Train through to GreenPOrt Saturday
nights
p m Ro,yn, Glen Cove, Locus; valley, Huntington, and
Northport
$50 D. In. for North Ilip.
All trains 81 Branch for Hempstead
0sn Glen Cove Locust Valley Huntington, and
Northport Hunters Point 8 a H.. and ?. m.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for THE TRrBrSE.

Carefully reported for 1HE TRrBrSs
WEDNRsDaT Apr g. l'-n
ASE-Pos dn and In far iemAnd al % 54 - e sr
rate for small lots; Pearls nominal. A., n,
CorTOY-Te demand has and nosi'hs'aung s
,dyauce m god prce- showing gcney st
tone Of oonunuel free arEl solh @ -
baes o M evningl export so fof "nsh'
tou speculation "a Isnst For future fehyey Al e,.n
200 b.es April al 22,c 50 June, at 2l " "a.
100 April al nc 30 May De 100 June 81 x and o Octol'f'
Ly1c- All OF Low hddIng We quote As 'oloSs'
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
N,ew i1nblieaiiors.

DARIS BY SUNLIGHT AND GASLiGlIl
work descriptive The Mysteries vI'us ,re We, p ~ rd,d
Crimes Of the ,v on PArs IL contains ltO tue ttra'
pi,e Iit ,Ci Ic" H. y 6GFvTS WANTED AddrcS Ma
TIONAL PUBLISHING Co., Pmaieiqhia, Ia
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28

Banks, Bankers, and Private Capitalists supplied
with frst-class commercial paper at ruling rates,
supply Of which can always be found with ms.
FARNHAM GILBERT & Co., 5 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28

LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE PER CENT Bonds at 90 and Interes'. /.
We have Only limited amount 10 offer at this prioe.
DREXEL- WINTHROP q Co, IL Wall-st.
.joHN j. CISCO n SON. 80 Wall-st.
j. b. ALEXANDER n CO., 10 Nassaust.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
NEW-YORK AND NEW-IAVEN RA
~ ROAD.
pD

WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING NOV q 1862.
New-Iork OF Twenty eventhst aS
Fourth. Entrance Twenty sevenths-
TRAINS LEAVE SEWYORk.
For New Haven and Bridgeport T. III j. llJJ Rl3 EL J.
300 (Er.l. 3f5 430 $50 and 8 (EI p m.
For Milford satorl F.irdeh Southport and we'pOrt 1909 :3o
100 IsIj, s:oc ll:9o n, 1918 I) 800
EIb, 5i3 4:J0 (EIJ $50 6:J and $500 lRr) ?. IN.
For Darien, T. g. lf:J0 a. J:i5, 4yD $50 and t:O
Por stamford (BI) g. i:D a m; l2:l5 (EI) 25 (ELl
345 i:J0 (KI.l, 4:i5, $50 630 7l5 o (EI) p IN.
For Green~ieh T. ll:3a AIS 345 4i5 $50 $50 7l5
Ior Por' Chester and intermediate stations at g. l1o 2l3
345 443 $50 6:3, and 5:l5 I. IN
Sunday Ma. Train hAves New Yori FOR
Boston.
CONNECTING TRAINS
for Boston, vis Springfield iEtD tEr tEI) D.
For Boston, via shos Line, l2:l3 (EI) tEI.l T. m.
tor Hartford and Springfield m lBI RB (BI) 40
N Hartford, p m.
For Connecticut River .road ga Il l2l5 Montreal
8 Z to Northampton.
For Hartford Providence FhLi Railroad EI) m; RS
D.
For New Haven HesLonion AMI soungton Railroad, H..
u TO- 8, T. M.
FoI Canal Railroad M 800 p Northampton Williams
burgh
For Tlousaonc Railroad M. and 3 p m.
For Naugnuek Railroad a. ~. 3 lEIJ m.
For Danbuy aDs Norsa Railroad DIS and 4:1o
In connection sh frg Train from EOrwAk
for Ne" tshAan Railroad IIl3, 40 and
days $3.50
Commodou, Sleeping Cars attached train Drawing
Room Car 70 Tie h a. ~ and D. trains
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
CRIE RAILWAY.-Trains will leave Depots

IL
IL foot Chamberss and iod Of Twenty hr, follows:
Through Express leave Chamtrsst as 10 and
30 D. m (aly); Tweny st. 545 a. s45 and
and improved Drawing Room Coaches viii ac-
train through Buffalo connecting At Honels-
magnificent Coaches through to Cleveland and Gallon
Coaches will the 10 from Susqneauna To
p. Rochester, Buffalo
An Emigrant train leaves daily at IN.
and WAY Tsenty third st, 4l3 p mi
90 Express tSandays ert connecting for "ar"cA Mont
eomery Guiloni Pine Island and UnOuvile.
For Mdeovn and Way at $3.50 m tTTenty hri 81 % p m)
Por Sewbugh and Way $3.50 and 40 Twenty
thiri-s.. a. H., 3:l5 aud 45 P m.
and Way and CIEeuty thir St. 4:3 and
5:45 M ll;JU (Iwenty-hi st, il p M .
Way from Tlt hr ri Depot at 6f5 4l3
AS (alyl. 3:ij 55 and b:'1 p
Depot 6;45 y:lj y IN, l:i5
daily, p. Sis p. and Gas m.
For aknsak and WAY from Twen,yhirl.S DEPOT at s' a M
ii IS 3:45 55 5:i5 ami t:i5 FROM
Chambersst Depot, at Il III, m 3'l9 m,o m ani
6:43
Fo Picraont Monsey from Twenhrt Depot at ai5
m, T3:l5 4:lj i:i5 '6:5 aud
only IL midnight From ChambersL Depot at M p
m $50 AIS p L. '6O and Saturdays only IL
midnight
Tickets for passage In Drawing Room sn Sleeping
Coaches be obtained aud orders for the checking aud transfer OF nag
e the Companys Offices 2 9 and s7 Broadway;
hundred and Ihra-ae Harlem $50 fu-
BROOKLYN; DOts foot Of Cbamhesi and foot o TWenthtri
3EKcange place and Long Dock Depot Jersey City,
and Of the Agents al the principal hotels
40 riermont oIly.
UTM Il u 81 n.naa Aeon
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28

PETROLEUM STOCKa
80 Uni Pet Farms. .
go Bergen Coal &
Oil............ 40
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28

THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MINNESOTA
RAILROAD Co-The coupons of the First Mortgage
Bonds of this Company, due May /, will be paid in
gold coin, free of Government tax, and after that
date presentation al the Banking House Of HENRY
CLEwS IL Co., 81 Wall-st.
JONI II. DAvEY, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28

COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- lsLASD-wIsTER ARP AsGKNEST-On and after October
Is tue will ave the Roosevelt Granl Ienos ~s
s.3 NAL and Passenger for fahoeue lOa for hsrneh
$3.50 Express PAiehogue $50 Accommodation Tor lsp
sstaAys through Psioogue 10 D. Merk-on
through All at v.y suean except
the heIneL late and early hAas
e. W. DOUGLAS. sapenBtsnd.Ai
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28

-- IT, y BALDWIN, Gth Passenger Agent
NEW-JERSEY saILROAD-FROM FOOT Of
~ COuRILAhDrSf-fo PHILADELPHIA via CAsien, D NJ
via West Phsdt phia, 80 10 30 D. m 5. n u
No., o. ~ night For baltimore AMI
1880 IN, 500 .foT South AMI South Ws-5:tO m $40.
D. m.
FOR THE WEsT-sOA a M $50 a m, 1850 p. m o. y.
In silver rslsee $3.50 m and 4. through
without hAoye; through daily Louisville chsage
and p through Chicago without change D. M
through Cincinnati and Chicago daily,
On that dsy they attached TO the uan. CDsly.D
Nov T. W. JACKSON. General Sun
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
PETROLEUM AND MINING

4 MINING STOCKs. ISN Con Greg. l 20
| $40 Black Hawk q. y 500.............. ! 70
! 2n0............... % $50 Grass valley. ?,
IUJ Central Coli o.. -
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28

v oh ~ ~
RICE stoa snd supply small but IS difficult 70 ir1ee '
Operations beyond positive saes OF l nercs ,arohna
d7tc. ,,--, - --,..,.,
StGARs-RAws rather dull bot prices faI as soo ,esssrs
Fair To g Refining gdec; Of 80 hbts IT iGHf of Oa
lie for trsei sdic for Porto Rico 10 boxes Havana at % -
Manila Canada (par several DAYS Axo o" phA"
terms Refined dull AMI little heavy 2ie for HANS 80,
sBBDs-Gass Sos arm ani In good demand ~es % ,
l snd Timothy 81 IS Roukb tsIssd selling 81 " ""
81 20, the latter rate extreme ,.,.,. ,,,
TALON IL noerAisly and steady Aes 500" 10 ~ ""
wiiIsKYA r business done bot prices ~ere ~eA At We '
aalrs bbls 81 Osi 81 70
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-05-26


N We are requested by W.
B. Nicks, Assistant Marshal, to
say that he hasreceived his blanks
and instructions to commence
taking the census for part of
Lincoln county on the 1st day OF
June, 1870, which he will do
He has been commissioned to take
the following civil districts of Lin
coin county, to-wit: Nos. s, Is,
IA, Is, l6, II, Is, 10, 20, 81, %,
%, "a and 25.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-05-26

B& The AMERICAN GROCER,
a weekly trade journal, published
at l6l William street, New York,
by John Darby & Co., for So per
annum in advance, comes to US
this week with new and beauti-
ful head, indicating in its design
the widespread interests it SO ably
represents. The contents are so
directly important to the trade
that we DO not see how any gro
Ger or country merchant would
consent to be without its weekly
visits. Ityould be impossible to
find 30 much valuable information
on the subjects on which it treats
elsewhere in the same space while
its market reports from all parts
of the world, its price current and
its advertisements make it indis-
pensible to the merchant who de-
sires to keep a record of events In
which be is interested. We ad-
wise every one interested to inclose
So to the proprietors and have
their names entered on their sub
scription books.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-05-26
COUNTY CouRT CLERK


~ We are authorized to annou zee Mr..
Charles A. Fulton a candidate for
G ,unty Court Clerk of Lincoln county, at
abe approaching election.
OF We are authorized to announce Mr..
John Z. Gill a candidate for County
Court Clerk of Lincoln county, at the ap-
preaching election.
"a We are authorized to announce Mr..
Lucius p. Brighta candidate for Coun-
ty Court Clerk of Lincoln county at the
approaching election.
R&- We are authorized to announce Mr..
John =. PinkertOn a candidate for
County Court Clerk of Lincoln county, at
the approaching election
RE We are authorized to announce Mr..
jeff. M. Stone candidate for County
Court Clerk of Lincoln county, at the ap-
preaching election.
p6F We are authorized to announce Mr..
John ID. TOlley a candidate for County
Court Clerk of Lincoln county, at the ap-
preaching election.
B%- We are authorized to announce Mr..
John II. MOtlOw q candidate for County
Court Clerk of Lincoln county, at the ap-
preaching election.
RS- We are authorized to announce Mr..
Vim. G. Morgan a candidate for County
Court Clerk of Lincoln county, at the ap-
preaching election.