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nae Ecnmeninal cnnnnlI and the Iurks
FENlANlSM.
Opposition 70 the New York Ring BY that Of
ChIcsgo Proposed Movement Of Brit
lsh Troops Through U. S. Territory.

New YORK, April 23.-JOhn F. Finner
ly, Chairman of the Chicago delegation,
whose proposition for union was rejected
Dv the Fenian Congress, states that in the
event Of a raid by Gen. O'Nel, his party
will endeavor to Illustrate the movement
by publishing opinions OF the attempted
movement in order, as they say, thai q
reckless sacrifice Of life may be avoided.
WAsHINGToN, April pa late dis
patch in regard TO the views Of President
Grant and Secretary Fish on the question
Of allowing the Dominion forces to pass
through our territory to the scene Of the
WinnepeE revolt, led to some discussion.
What the British authorities want is 10
carry their expedition through the canal
OF Sault st. Marie, which the admlnistra-
tion will not permit on any account, and
IL Is precisely what Thornton has been
given to understand In a quiet and res
pectful manner. Ssult st. Marie canal
being in the State of Michigan, it is, OF
course, within the territorial jurisdiction
of this country, and TO a4Ow British
troops TO pass through it for hostile pur-
poses would be just as Objectionable as "a
allow them TO march through Minnesota,
Authorities that cannot be donbted say
that Secretary Fish would sooner resign
than consent TO extend such privilege 10
the British authorities.
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surnlng al Sea.

NEW YORK, April 23.-Intelligenee was
received Yesterday. that steamer was
seen on fire ia the Gulf stream. Dennlte
information seems 10 render Il certain
that the burning steamer Vas the Cleops
ira of New York, and one of the Mexl-
can steamship line. She had been a week
out from Havaua when she was burned.
When first discovered she was moving
very slowly, and it is supposed that she
was first disabled, and then took
IRE, aft0r which the wreck was
abandoned by the passengers and
crew, and drifted 50 FAR east OF the
steamers track that she must have been
abandoned some days before. There seems
but little doubt that the passengers, num-
bering twenty, and a crew of thirty es-
capped in boats, with which the steamer
was well supplied. No Havana dispatch
yet giving the names of passengers. Her
cargo Is supposed to be very valuable
the lowest estimate being Sl50,O00.
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lOale1ke. Bulk meats-Shoulders held at lie
Sides lie; clear rib, l41zc, and clear sidesf l5c
Bscon lzal51Sc, and l659 for shoulders, eleal
Fiour-steady, with some more activity in
low grades; s4a4 20 for superhnei "a 2a5 fol
extra; 81 5Oa4 80 for family s5a5 so foi
Grain~Rye without change. Wheat, 81 II
al l3, and is held for 81 l2al II; sales OF un
graded at 81 Osasl IL. Germ scarcely saleable
at over sIc held for 92e, the range of transac
tions being from 81 to soc. Oats So to sic
choice, 6lab2c Rye. 93s95c for Southern. Bar
ley Fall, sSasSc for state; spring, 5SssOc. ~,
Cotton firm at 221<9; Low Middllng, 2l149
2l1Sc; o inary, l61zalS1zc.
sran daii; extra, s2l lOa22 50; middllng ssOa
GrocerIes-Lard. 2sa24c; refined, 2azc
Butter, 23a32c. Eggs, l6c, Cheese, l411al6c
Coffee isa2574e AolsSses 7Oa56e for New Or
white, ls1 4alS1zc; hard, lac.
Nashville.
NASHVILLE, April q. -Cotton-Low Mid
ding 2lc; strict Middltng 2l14a2i1Se; receipts
24I bales; shipped IS bales; sales $50 bales
stock 59i4 bales.
BosToS, April I0-The Boot and Shoe mar.
ket is duh and lower. Weeks shipments SO,
4OS cases. against 90 lO8 last week and "a 55S fol
the corresponding week last year; total ship
fnents since January lst, $50 9o6 cases. against
3s5, ,O0I in the first l6 weeks last year.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, April 2s-Tobaeco- sales ot
81 hhds at SIS. Market quiet.
Flour inactive at 81 to %.
Grain-Wheat, red and white, 81 05dl 20
Oats in sacks s. to &c. Corn in sacks 9Sc to 81
Rye 80 TO 95c Barley 81 10 to o.
Hay, prime SO 50to $40.
Bagging 25e.
COtton-Market firm; Middlings 2 to 2214c;
Ordinary 1917 TO l7c.
Mess Pork SO
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2.-Flour Is dull;
superfine 81 Is 10 4 25;'XX 81 IS; XXX s. 70.
Gratn-Corn Is dull and lower at SIGl c..
Oats steady at 6la62c.
Hay firm at S2l 20. Bran 81 40
ProvisiOns-MessP Pork is arm at s3Oa30 ..
Bacon quiet; shoulders l25Ec; sides duh; clear
rib l6al61se; clear sides I71lal75<c Hams
firm at II "a l9c. Lard l61SdlS1Sc.
Sugar and MOlasSes unchanged
Cotton in fair demand and prices firm al
22l4a22lzc for Mflddlings; sales 5000 bales; re-
ceipts 2l3S; exports to CrOnstadt 2l2O; to st.
Petersburg 82I; stock on hand l40,6S0
Foreign.
LIVERPOOL. ApIi& &2l.-Grain-Wheaf rs I'd
to Is led for Milwaukee. IS I'd to IS Sd for good
winter, and 9s Id to IS I'd for California. Corn
No. 3, advanced to eos.
PrOviSions-POrk, 97s; beef loss; bacon 68s
lard, 69s tallow, As TO As Sd.
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Rn.iness Pr0snent In New York.

NEW YORK, April 2S.-Tbe average
amount OF business Is large, and the tone
OF the mercantile circle is cheerful and
hopeful. Prices ruled firm and showed a
slight improvement in the general dry
goods trade, which continued during the
week. More business was evidently do
ing in iobbiDg houses, and prices have
not fuetuatsd materially. The tone OF
the market both in foreign and domestic
goods is firm, and the aspects before noted
rot much altered; 50 there is good pros
poets To affirm the prices for some time TO
anmp
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Uncle Sam brought Spain 10 her Senses
cInaH Affairs.

Abiding to rumors that are current,
it is said from the attitude of the admin
istration and energetic action of the State
Department, that it has brought Spain to
her senses. and that there need be no ap-
prekensensioH Of trouble nOw. The latest
advices from Spain is that General Priln
is preparing the public mind Of Spain TO
sell Cuba 10 the Cubans. The difficulty
now seems TO be to decide who in Cuba
can buy the island. The volunteers are
a more powerful party than the insurgents
as reported. They have no general or
ganization, and if the latter buy Cuba of
Spain, they will have 10 conquer il from
the volunteers.
The President and Cabinet are un-
dOubtedly opposed to the acquisition OF
Cuba, but the President said that he was
willing that Cuba, San Domingo, and the
rest Of the West Indian Islands, should
form an Independent Confederation. This
would probably receive the moral support
OF the United States.
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DIED..

WHITTIER-Yeste 23d inst, at her
residence, on the old Raleigh road, Mrs.
CATHERINE WHITTIER, aged "A years.
Funeral services at the Cumberland Pres
byterian Church, on Court street, this SUN
DAY. afternoon, at 81 o'clock. Services by
Rev. L. c. Ransom. The Old Folks al
Home are requested to sttend.
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DEPARTURES.
IN PORT.
T. H. Allen /. +. Etkert NJ. F. Forsyth
RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
- - M =

RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
Weather clear and warm. The river
here continues TO declinej it fell = inch
rs in the past "a hours, anu is foot and
inches below high water mark of 1857. At
Cairo and st. Louis it is falling steadily.
The upper streams are all falling. The
Ohio is falling at Pittsburg, but rising at
Cincinnati and Louisville. Cumberland
nd Tennessee continue at low tide. The
Arkansas is receding, with AZ feet in the
cnaunel from Little Rock out. All fears
of an overflow are dispersed. The pres
ent olume of water will have been full y
snpnt hefora the June rise.
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NashYilIa Ilems.

NASHVILLE, April 2S.-COl. Black burn,
L. S. Marshal Of Tennessee, is receiving
hundreds Of applications daily for ap-
pointments TO take the census. There
are thirty-two applicants from McMinn
county alone.
A FIRE occurred here this morning and
destroyed four carloads of plank belong
ing to Tarbeyille q Futcher. Loss, 5000.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROPOSALS FOR MUSIC

WIN be received at the Office Of the over
w ton Hotel. up 70 Pun. Monday. The
the streets In the forenoon. Must furnish
their own transportation. Proposals should
state the number Of pieces mot to exceed
eight and be addressed to
ap4 ]. r. CHALMERS, President.
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r 0ttOe.

TVNHE" Frankliii, Sse, 7 Rt Raleigh Springs,
1 win be open S,ls,te6f3 as q nrst class
house from May 10. ~ Parties wishing 80
furnish their own rooms Or q choice Of them
can do so prior TO above date: address
+. q. PRATT, Proprietor.
90 Front Row, Memphis, Tenn. sps
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Country dealers will find a full as
sOrtment at prices that will
compare with any market
in the Southwest

] herefore ordered, Thai they make
ANsppearance herein, At the courthouseiu
lrst three days of the next term Of said
curt, commencing on the second Monday
ON piainant's bill, or u theme win be taken
1r confessed As 70 thekand set for hearing
( parte, sG6n thslreof OF tha this order ee
fly OF Memphis, or our successive
Feeks, inpons for interest upOIs
A. COPY city ofMemphis, becoIa
Agtyear 1870, the Mayor OF theo EASTER
fbu hOrized to issue the bonds MASTER.
Memphis, having not mOrathan toI conn
to run TO maturity rom date Plo
suanee, and bearing st at the
per cent per annunart Sable senlii
IN the city Of New YORK or Memp
| option of the Mayor. -
SEC. 2. said bonds, when issueu, Shall be
denominated funding bonds Of 1870, and shall
not exceed in all the sum OF iive hundred
| thousand dollars, and shall be issued in de-
nominations Of one thousand dollars each,
numbered from one to i've hundred respect
lively, with coupons for interest thereon at
tached, payable sefni-anuually in the civ OF
New York or Mem phis.
SRC 3. Said bonds, when 50 issued. shall be
used by the Mayor and Comp mptrOller Of the
city, in funding at par like amount Of the
present due debt, or Of the not, bonds OF
coupons, for interest upon the bonded debt
OF the city becoming due during the year 1870.
Procided, that said bonds shall not be issued
OF used for any other use or purpose than
funding at par like amount or the debts ot
the city as herein provided.
SEC, 1. In order to test the sense of the DUAL.
ified voters OF the city as 10 the issuance OF
the above bonds, as required by tine revised
charter, entitled an act 10 reduce the charter
Of the city Of Memphis, and the several acts
amendatOry thereof into one act and 10 re-
wise the same, passed December I. Isee, Sec.
81, the Mayor shall, after giving thirty days
notice of the time and place of election, in
two or more daily newspapers published in
the city, submit this ordinance to the quail
hed voters OF the city. Those voting in fav0E
of the issuance of said bonds shall indorse
| upon their tickets, Bonds, 'and those voting
against the issuance Of said bonds, 4" Nc
Bonds;" and should three-f0urths OF thoss
I voting vote in favor Of the proposition. then
, this ordinance shall be in fun force and ef
feet and said bonds may be issued as prOvid-
ed in Sections !, and 3.
Approved April 2, 1870.
J JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
/. r. RIeHARps. city Register.
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FOR HATCHIR RIVER.
T0WBOAT LITTLE ALPS.

TTNOWING and all WORK IN her sTA
L line done with dispatch, at. - -
lowest rates Leave orders st A. Cars Boat
store, on levee; with Blgley, Mellersh Co.,
or apply on board to
apS Wv, MAINGAULT. Master
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CINCINNATI.

The Dayton Railroad---The Board Of Trade
and Cincinnati and Chattanooga Railroad
slII now before GOngress---A Murderer
Sentenced .lneome-.-TrOuble among the
kiggers, Etc.
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The Steamer cityOf Brussels Safe.

LIVERPOOL, April 23.-Great demon
stratiOns of rejoicing were made here on
the announcement of the safe arrival of
the City Of Brussels. Although il was
dark when she arrived crowds collected,
cannon were fired, and other evidences Of
satisfaction indulged In,
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VIESSA, April 23.-There is a Strong
movement in Tyrol for the secession from
the Romish Church, in the case of the
question of infallibility- It is pressed
rTnou fha aouuei1
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ROME, April 23.-Police are active in
destroying the pamphlets recently issued
by HAZEL, Rancher and Awartenberg
against Papal infallibility. Portraits Of
these gentlemen have also been seized
Proposed Secession from the Church Of
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indian Traders Preparing TO Spread the
SMALLPOX.

Information has been received al the
War Departnsnt that large number of
buffalo robes, Obtsined from Indians who
have been suffering from smallpox ana
undoubtedly affected With the virus, were
packed, with a view TO their early ship
ment from some OF the traders posts on
the Upper Missouri The department has
given instructions 10 commissioners OF
military posts on rivers, 10 prevent such
shipment or passage of peltries by their
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A BsOLUTE DIVORCES legally obtained in
N New York, Indiana, Illinois and other
States for persona from any State or country,
legal eVeFywhere; desertion, drunkenness,
non-supPort, etc, suinclent esusei no public
nee Business established IS years. Address
n HoUsE, Attorney. No. ~ Nassau street,
New city, mhS
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.
A New Planet Discovered.

PARIS, April 23.---PrOfsssor Borrelh, at
Marseilles, has discovered a new planet.
Loss hY Fire Of 81 5000
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PanaI Police Destroying Pamphlets

LONDON. April 23.-Advioes from Ma
uilla report destructive fire in that city.
Loss 81, 500 600; no insurance.
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roPARTMERsHIP NOTICE.

n. !. BreLxr. eEO. xELLERsH. D.xNkA1
WE have this day associated with rs as
w partner, DR.. d. MCMEALs: the ftFm name
win be continued. We return our thanks 70
the citizens OF Memphis and surrounding
country for their liberal PATRONAGE dnri1,-
the past, and respectfully solicit a continuf
ance Of the same for the future xuarnnfeein.,
always to furnish the best article OF Coal -
the lowest market rates. and 70 attend 10 al
orders prom pity, with an aim solely 20 elysr
satisfaction. BlGLEY, MEaLERsH a CO.
Memphis. April l. is7O.. sll,
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400 linen towels csc. worth SOC,
Marsailes quilts 81 50, worth 81 50.
Hemstiteh h'dfs lOc, worth 25e.
Hemstitch h'dfs 25e, worth soc.
Corsets, real French, 75c, worth 81 25.
Ribbed French corsets 81. worth 81.
Our make ladies' CATERS So. worth S..
Our make childr's shoes 81 IS, with 50 60.
Lace shawls 50 50. worth IS
Lace shawls IS, worth $40.
Lace shawls 81, worth SIS.
French percales 25c, worth SOC.
Solid colored percales 25e, worth SOC.
White shirting linen 4Oc, worth 75c.
White shirting linen 75c, worth 81 50.
Boys cashmere suits 50 50, worth s..
HOopskirts, 80 springs. 75c, worth 81 50.
We also have, for the season,
White piques at only sc, worth SOC.
White striped piques only s5c, worth 75c.
Also, the
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BRO0M'S OPERA HOUSE

CHAs. n. b. BROON- Lessee and Proprf
CHARLEY " HITE-------.-.----.-.-..---Stage Man
Prof FRANK ARNOLD. Header OF Orchs.
oP en- Every Nigh
COMMENCING THURSDAY EVENIS.
~ Sept I'D, with Mammoth Company.
The entertainment TO consist of Negro Mia.
strelsy, Songs and Dances, Fancy Dances, Bal
lads, Duets, Quartetts, Extravaganzas Bur
lesques, PantOmimes and Farces.
Admission. Soc; Private Boxes. IS. ssG
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ConditIon of D. S. treasury.

The Secretary of the Treasury holds as
security for circulating notes b. this date
SS42, ,225, $50 for deposits of public moneys.
SI66, 7S0, 900 mutilsted bank notes burned /;
during the week S272, ,S55; total burned
s., ,5ll $40; currency issued for bills de-
stroyed to same date S245, 10; total amount
issued therefOrS So, 81, 100; balance due for
mutilated notes S2S4 446; bank circulation
outstanding to this date S299, ,545 800.
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CNc1NxATI, April 3.-The markets all
closed nrmer.
Provisions-Pork, S2sa3 60. Lard closed
drm, with scarcely an exce ptional feeling, at
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The french PiebIselt.

PARIS, April ga government news
paper, TO be called the Ptsbiscit, appears
next week. An Imperial decree has been
published thanking the nation for its vote
on the Plebiscit approving of the cOnsti-
tutional reform and the senatus com
mitatus.
The Ecumenioa Council and the Turks.
CoNsTANTINoPLE April 23.-An Arme-
nian manifesto, relative to the Ecumeni-
cal Council, was posted on a church in
this city, and was torn down by a Turk
ish mob, yesterday, a serious riot being
imminent. Troops were called out 10
preserve order.
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INSANE ASyLUM.

ENO3HIb6 no A~NIHs
cF VINCENTss INSTITUTION FOR THE
- INSANE. st. Louis, Mo. This Institution
was founded BY the Sisters Of Charity. An
gust 10 1883. 1t Is private and hrst-class In
rs arrangements and accommodation. In
sane patients OF both sexes and Of all de-
are received, also those addicted
70 taking opium or other sttmulanfs 70 eK-
cess and desire TO correct. For terms, etc.
apply 70 DR.. J. X. BAUDUf or the SISTER
affpERI0R aue1
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Oar TeIegraphie Dispatches are from
the American Press Association, ViG the
s. P. and 4. Telegraph Company.
WASHINGTON.
The Howard Investigation.

The President says he is not opposed TO
the income tax as stated, but wishes the
tax reduced to three per cent. instead of
five per cent, with two thousand dollars
, exemption, and the removal of some
other odious features. He would then
like to have it continued for three years.
He thinks that at the end OF that time it
would be in such q state as 70 justify a
RENAL of the tax entirely.
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ThsPresident Opposed to the Georgia Bill

This morning the President said the
prospect is good that the reconstruction
of Georgia will be completed soon by full
admission of the State. He is opposed TO
the till as passed by the Senate, and very
sOlicitOus that the whole reconstruction
business be endsd Immediately. Meas
nres are now bJaag prepared at his re-
quest having this object in view, and
when completed, sll the influence and
power Of the administration will be used
~ rut il through Congress al once.
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MEMPHIS TROTTlNG PA !
MONDAY, April 25th, 1870.
PURSE 500 90, MILE HEATS.

Best three in ave to road wagOus-Owners to
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-09

ALMOST A SENsATION-Ihe Gatia Guns
IN CarOndelet St,eet-Fifteen minutes after
three o'clock last evening, two or three
messengers rushed into the armory of the
Louisiana Legion, Carondelet street, ex-
citedly reporting that there was riot at
Mechanics Institute, and that large mob
was about to come up and seize the arms.
Although the Legion had dispersed, few
men were there on duty, and it was not
many minutes before several squads driited
i'll. AS the information appeared correct.
the few militia armed themselves, and
wheeled the two Gatlin guns into the street,
ready for service. On the instant all was
excitement, hundreds Of people fleeing from
or running to the armory. Every thorough
fare between Davidson's Court and Me
chanics' Institute was thronged with Won
dering citizens, not few Of whom seemed
willing to enter the lists.
Superintendent Badger was notified and
Immediately perfected measures to con
gresate most of his force, but Il hasty visit
to the Institute informed him of the falstrSy
Of the report. We were unable to learn
how the rumor started.
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backed out. But Weaver was not as green
as they thought him, for when he considered
his situation, his wits returned.
He left the boat few miles above the
city and came back, finding his way to po-
lice headquarters, where he related his
story inteIligently. Officer Pearson was
sent out to find Cobbler and in less than
ten minutes found him on Common street.
lie must have been somewhat surprised
when his victim faced him, as he thought
him far ON the route to Texas. The other
sharpers were not found, although Weaver
went ont to find them after the above ar
rest. CObbler, we are informed, ac
knowledged that he won the Texans money
He gave bonds to appear hereafter, by
which time Special Officer Malone will most
likely have the other men in JAIL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-09

GRAND DRESS BALL OF THE HARMONY
c,c,H CIUE.-We are under obligations to
the gentlemen of the Committee OF Invita-
.;o, for tickets to this recherche affair, which
i 70 come off next Saturday evening at Odd
Fellows Hall. The Harmony Social CLUB
is private club, composed of number OF
our most respectable young gentlemen, and
their object in giving this ball is to assist
necuniarily that noble institution, the Iouro
Infrmary. more deserving object for the
charitable efforts of the citizens OF New Dr.
leans could not be found, and more COM
retent set of gentlemen to assist 1t exist
r. IN orr midst. That their ball will be a
success can not be doubted. How cou,d !.
he otherwise with such hackers! Our best
wishes are with them.
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department. :
New Orleans, September 80, 1870,
WHEREAS APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE TO
w me to for the cancellation OF the official
bonds of Alfred VOORHEES, Assessor and Tax Colec-
tor in and for the parish of ST. Martin, to wit: A
bond in the sum OF one thousand dollars . lWU),
dated February l6 1868, signed by Alfred VOORHEES,,
as principal, and Charles Olivier DuclOzel, as secu-
rity and a bond in the sum OF ten thousand dollars
Is oo) dated February Is. 1868, signed by Alfred
VOORHEES, as principal, and Charles Olivier puclozel,
as security; the said bonds being conditioned for
the faithful performance by the said Alfred |0or-
HES OF his duties Assessor and State Tax Coliec-
tor aforesaid.
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested
in the aforesaid bonds to file their objections To the
cancellation thereof in writing i'll the office OF the
Secretary of State, within ninety days after the
last publication hereof.
Given under my hand and the seal of the state,
this thirtieth day OF september, A. d. 1870, and OF
the Independence OF the United States the ninety
fifth.
Nv fine Governor H. C. WARMOTH.
GEORGE f. BoyBE,
Secretary OF State. OcZ Jul