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The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-07-13

D!t0PERTY GOSF AINI1@G l5O8 ACRES OVER
! 300 acres cleared This is rery fae sugar and cot
ttn iand- Situated B&rry's Ian sing, ib rse5 be
low Washington .pn Bayou Cstayvbia fae iirs,roya-
menls are moderate v.ith new gin house. 63
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-07-13

/ DESIRABLE SUGAR PLsErATIuNeUx FHE'
4 Tsehe. ~ miles below New IBERIA contaiaias 900
rpeais superior bad 80 under ecn 20 planted in
cane; comfortable dwelling with rooms, and other
requisite buildings. and nine cabins excu OK carr
mus nlEle cart, o3 barrels Of esrny ef rio.s Is
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-07-13

sUFEAl0R GRAzISts FARM. FIFTEEN NIL.
bordering tis 81 marsh. .f91 aeTes.s . - -
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-07-13

.sIGAE ~. ,NTATIoS SITUATED IL FAI'>ssf
Il Pofnte. 10 miles from New iberia, = miles from!
Bayou feehs, 5s arpent. 5 open land, 10 sncioscd
and in cultivation 10 Of good wood i5 ceres Of
cypress Lind A dwelling - by 3f fett with 't'lte
rooms and sasrs daubIs Kitchen fovs
carriage house > ,pnoie eshlls corn c'4a. cFv =
stable rts s.at e ghlseI Es.th Jas n-tap~ = .l.
-i.-r, AlIsaa. lps 6kz. f4E-.y 8, ssls- s-i ~
growing crop u eo... and s3stg, AL . e..5 81 a.
ea-e -
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-07-13

!. 1 SUGAR PLANTATION ON BAYOU TECHE,
Il 4 miles from New Iberia 9f5 arpents. go open
land 79l wood, IA cypress swamp dwelling, kitchen,
carriage house and shed crib and she'd double
cabins, fowl house, four arpents fnc for seed;
e00 bushels II mules, 10 mich cows, cvrt farm
Ing utcuss etc. may be purchased with the place. Sc
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-07-13

1 TRACT OF ELEVATED JNIaIPR0NssD La AZ,
u the Cote Gslee S4s mics IT
ibs@a continuing 10 arp.ts with smsi orchard end
good site for bnildng. and lies within iss or.
gaas Texas Railroad 80 - i = Of :
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-07-13

PLANTATION ELEVEN NILES FROM aGfr
- S4sts .sssi BAY n a1aet. .slJ sezs
sss.... -, D:
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-07-13

4 PLANTATION ONE AND ONE-HALF NILES
Vest Of Vermlionvill. 2e0 arpens cleared land and
% aFpents good woodland; lsrge dwelling 50 by 46
feet With niue rooms double laborers houses, brick
chmreys, small house. 26 by Is feet, with brick chin.
nsy, Ial house "A by 49, she'd room for wagons, with
corn Mil inside large house and stable. built 1867
two hi re arents under good fence and in cultivation
-ieIsii4'S ~ favorable, 81
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-07-13

Aud right on the end Of the above. let us
tack the letter of Thomas j. Durant, fa-
natic, it is true. bat always an honest Re-
publican:
i.EES IN LOUISIANA.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-07-13

-'IttH e CoHipahN
We are unable to say whether there be
any truth in these statements. We have
heard them before. and they may furnish
an explanation Of some things not to be- ac-
counted for in any other way:
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-07-13

!. PLANTATION ON EAST BANK OF TECHE
\ miles above New Iberia. $50 arpents 200 cleared
balance woodland new dwelling 40 by IS feet, rooms,
sHchea, rooms, soreroom, 3 double csbils crib
sable 40 by 3 carriage house. chicken house. II
es1ie free good mules, work horses. l2 Sheep and
~ new peux may be purchased with the place. 81
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-07-13

( TRACT ABOUT ONE MILE rsseM BAYOU
Ieehe parish Of St Martin lilo arpents fne yFodisd
Sld about D1 arpeuts Of open prairie Ih ar say u
cultivation efhere are improvements ti The place
excepttwo double cabins. 50
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-07-13

PLANTATION on BAYOU CoRrABLEAU BE.
tveea Washington and Barrys Landing, 40 acres,
80 OPEN and POD under fence 800 bushels old corn
osder y acres IN cane, IS corn machinery and
ra @ sugar house, superior dwelling 20 feet square, IL
robms snd fire places dwelling built In le62 Other
valuable iuprov ements the place 81
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-07-13

TRACT NOW Used AS A yACHERIE. FIF-
a teen miles SeutAweAt of Opefousas .t67 acres
several farms. ne sites for residences ON and oir
Bayou PiaqHemnes, double bitches ail4 fclcea
The New Orleans and Texas railroad will pass near
ibis place; creole ponies aud 1eog Aead Af ma
ne purchased with the places Cen b purchased how
iaures 9.
4 PLANTATION OK BAYOU PETITE ANsE,
n miles, west Of The ot New ltyrria. russ
Fvnts adjoining Grange Island atelv purchased bS Jo
seph jefferson Is0aA and ussd yasfHre
800 sugar wood and cypress timber with two nrnrcl
aw land Dwelling with roonass Kitchen, store
with 10 acres front by 20 ieeeu equal proportion
OF weed TO each. = 80 tS
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-07-13

Has for Sale asafge list Of the Most elect a,t
ole Sugar and Cotton Plantatioas Farms aad Tras
Land in AttHkapas and St. Landry. Tracts IF Land
unimproyed, in Large and Small Quantities. Tor Ssis
New iberia. April27. 1870 - - p. = {
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-07-13

4 TRACT IN THE PARISH or sLRssrLIoss
Il 400 arren,s, fronting Bayou Tiger, l. miles
southwest New Iberia. little timber, Land rich,
uninprok~i
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-07-13

4 TRACT OF LAND WE'LL pRAiNEp ASn TIM
"A hered, 2e arpents. parish Iof IBERIA on IakePag
niem Is miles southwest of New IBERIA, The rIace
sunimprcyed. ss9s s9s iefr
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-07-13

Al vocal enter anm'nt the .ther eve
ring one of the lady singers wore low
necke,i dress. A little girl Of three wears.
seeing her. exclaimed. To- the amusement of
tIr,>- in hearing. '.Oh. mamma WI t makes
her go h,ref .oted on the neek''
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-07-13

Fanny Fern Mrs Pnrton) sav- tn I ..she
'l".s not hrl-iv'. II man means anything he
Ia n w".nau. unless 1t il SON thing dis
agreeable : What in the world has Mr.. ?.
beer doing
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-07-13
d9t #lallttrs' 8all''tr
familp Rsaoins anS Mems jtsms
OUR LoUBIANA RULERs.2wHAT
' THEY SAY.

The New Orleans Bee prefaces the re-
marks Of the Chicago Tribune in relation to
the rings and corruption in Louisau affairs
in the following language:
The Washington correspondent: of the
Chicago Tribune. one of the leading Repub-
lican journals of the West, has sent that pa
per tolerably accurate account of the
condition of affairs in the reconstructed
States, snd he also furnishes some interest
.i.g psraonal Information concerning the men
who rule them. We pubii$s below what he
says of Louisiana and the " ring. " of which
Gov. Warin"th is the leading spirit. Some
{ our readers will he surprised to harm
The names of those vino /, -H.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-07-13

Il PLANTATION EAST BANK OF BAYOU TECHE,
n One mile below ST. Martnville. Of 80 srpents ara.
ble hsns Dwelling house with rooms, kitchen, store
rYea buildings cribs. stable, cabins and lot of
casices Fruit trees. t.si ese5F q -.,n s.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

-srxsr.r Nog to-day rs weehsw-
ert 4 rryrbth-s making 26I an told, beside held
a OTertckel dead markets
lean o.. a. 7 q q operated very much sgas the I've
-, More I'D 81 ear roor Bgs Co B. JOugh-
- N. N r D7-r ea-s each with single c,roaiA Holders
- T@t., 81. r,e les of Morris cattle bv Sege
N,7s-s 81 very o7nl Lc and lS poor e~t Texans not
D. lev l4 IA % he UErols eat belonging Morris At Il
eisse on icing quite sn and III TeIaas common 81 eSt
Ts. Sens r ont 5 o. b. Te1,u, es poor shout &C. and
p samuel La s. limos poor strong HE 81 DO 81
.ev At n l3c sBi = better cstte l+e on q cvt
& Lougtm4l sol. ~ Obo al l3als
81 Dety, = Illinois steers Of 6. eEt a. Il q l4c
- 0 ESQ., t-- vse a cvt hv seller and by buyer
Hurd fr BHss Co. 10 far u evt limos steer ne best Of
tbs cher rac ,ls stock generally hoirg un
weather ~ r0sd eooi asan LIS afternoon better
SaTrP asB Lsss.-wi,b SIS for o-iay11 weba-En
aUl ForethsLthere Change IN sheep
k on sal errr lots ver7 CgBtsn sheep and inhs striving
sheep '5Ci5 n were beng ped 81 OUT a. . e ". yL
na STOCK nearly Al se.lag thin eep Al y &C. sna
uns HI IT, at Pa-yghth st. sold - state sheep g = at ~
d olive 5 u small al Il C Also q lambs
average a9c 10, tyaed ~, 20 L. eEI-s Al &c Also D.
s-tnary r.. a -es a. % 81 each. 80 .
b. &C. lambs So o. 7.ci u ofs7 d Sse and q OF D.
MsGr.- Red od le sheer Z n =. 'le q lambs ~ u
s q o. Sc Also z good graS eal'es 'oae Of
Ml. oE1sr .o5 lie rood state lambs, 9 y at sic
Sc Ssts, a5O D. averaging about lco q A. o.e
k... I1.svsr soli zl5 Oaio ss.-p. 1T \. st4le
ssss" h z car a. Commurlpa~ y a. foIea SIC a. & Sc
tvter n.-g 70 bead TIE HrEet yeIy ou4 s9a &c p s
S1tr u 1Gl ca. 81 ng a. a3reif - o. t1sn
figures 0tters Illinois hogs t3 y a lei car one l
par pa. srersgs, = 65 y cat Dressed weH' 81 81 as.e
Sih ts1' lgs. seieeie- al lVl-y1-
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
nn,,gsr1c MARKETS.

s..-. -, q Cotton steady snd utchauget Fareet m
-tsDgvL ri ONO 6o y 2so - F4uc- = 25g
. oel snged steadr: lbtsta ked Al : 81 2
: Asr b. b ~ IS Rye frm a. &c Corr o4l lsLoS %
sss5te B-rer-ss B0l bush Wesferr st q o. COT
set s,re eIiasst-d sazsrCUba At u a0 for Far Refining
.s~I.rref s.erdv; Westerl lro-. s703c
ssITIsoKE Nov sCOtou les srH dlng 6.e Four n in.
4S IS DO Fspi, "a Ct ME ,agersrs "a IS 55i DO
%Shea-Hs-yauo A 6sa 90; Good % PRIME . 25c 90
tfr ? 70 = ? Western. : - - 90 Corn s'rng
White % 0sc Oh l5G7c Yellow New, s'13c
OI 0c at a5oc Re dul aO07S Pfovisol'
srrhsused WAIST h+t anai. n ssC.
ToLgpo nov 5-Togr lar and unchanged Wheat quiet snd
No. 45 No. +0DAtc ffegtts dull 70
urso s. T. O.sego e ksesPt ov bs,@ FogI N @ t9,a'
TLs4t HOO blb Corn LOO bush OAis - OOO 1D
l.ar bush. WLeat 1900 bgsh Crn HOoo asl Oah
CisoNsArL Nov 4Coon n good eessns q i1l fssi ni9,
49, usetstgrf Corr afy uOste deuaud New, Jfd35
fir dant At 7sasc Barley dl ho1ef' RoTou' 70
se supply Inferior e SD smos, uuslsbls choice sse ssi
% Baron ston srha1re1 1--we HOG it
ai dropar sSus7i boys oSeea 81 net d'si te trt
vress. saet si s5G5Gc EIchsngs-pAr
IS. 0SInIss Nov 3-PggTs sa iroopsg sapsrfn 81
Ysas Treble RItra - ga S6 Cora fnnef Witt IS
os HAJ. sz1Q sH y sagAICaoee ~ u lis CArte1 ~
y E Moiassss owe; Common i Prime 6s26le oibsr articles
nei.ngsd Erebsnss-SsriHg ielAi hs~-iors sshs prHt
MssSa so1 1costos qns. =, I5e p 2sis b exports
Oi b.es F0uE m - Corr hmer New DE Oats hrm al
Lsri Al iSss Pork sas Al sH Other
CIsvsIIsb Nov 5-wis.t dun sale, No 81 is No At
6 Corr ss-ds saes No al 0e Osts uonnsl a. SIC feiro
aH Crar e. . Rtned spOi sba November Iggase
cEIc4so Sg aEIshs5g, gneh1lgd FoGI ag A uashllstd
oSs1y At G d3e CON dSi No. &ie during s ADoop esD
s sa &c Asiea OIs trI sfar denahdf No Nc Rye 10
-u ii se@sDd No SIC Barley brH "n iir esnAnd.
a. Lard li GJie Lave Hogs active Al - p o
a. E-ss-sSH ssA Flour sl.S0o Sssh whoAI SO'' OO.A
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
.rpoppAN MARKETS.

EJR ROPEAN hAhhEIs, :. On -. 80, -,-.,
L.sr- opene1 a. ~
American securities qus sne steoy p
Fr. T.e-t- Bonds 1902 g. 1865. old, g. Iso zen
s s, f-r BE Railway ls, Illinois Cetirals IIoi
a. snte Great WsEen- rs. - - -. N,.1fr,g r.,
LfvEpy.tIr otton o"he'
las s!ast. Mlad.ng OTs-Ht s! Gsia feI - 00- '' ~
Canal
Lo-D9v Nov a-Surr the $40; srner; sfos tri ~ -,
LoNBoN Nov 81 utousOs ~ ~ loi O0H Ao' aN- VIZ
aeearot Ar.~esu Securities quet Stoekt quiet - n,
LIVERPOOL s-I.lo 2. m-Coou qulst az ~.
'as, doll Bacon 81 e evt Tor 'u@Dei-n3 'uS
cet OIL, TO-. ,c,e, M IN,
LosBos Nov D. rC0rsols closed ~ ~ 'of ~ f ~
stealYi
lsos s2s s3i tT %; Ten F9ry boiN -,
ttLtral A.laluc
W.tsrt 20 M. weekly repor % tie Bank Of Engsle ii
-, hat The spee has decreased aioV s0e -'
a. reror- - A.. Alil5lr,y In
L,vsyrooL Eov - ~ ne o"n e'"seo srm ~ +, 0o
W.Irg Orleans, ss Tstli ne sSa O '-o -A'' 4
4tsil md eIpo-t Lard y
Ls5VDas N,r g-4.8p u-IEl0w ta1ehh~s' "'e' - -
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
ELIZiBETHTOWN 6 PADUCAH RAILROAD
LLAA IDL THU H-i U -IDOV.I1I 1'.I1" ''O4-D
OF KENTUCKY
FIRST MORTGAGE
5 per CENT TWENTY.YEAR
CONVERTIBLE BONDS.

, Road connecting the important points OF Louisville and P,i1c'h
6 long and passes throagb n Agricultural aud mineral sec
Of Ken1cEyhe aee Of which believed vii b.
shuudAntlr remuneratve
Nearly whole line lunder contract, three miles Of the
road already in successful operation
tn. stock subscriptions (of which C o. Louisville subscribed
$1,000 amount to So, ,09j,0O0.
rails and completely equip the road THREE MILLION
DOLLARS Convertible Bonds have been suhOrd
bearing payable semi annually at TIE BANK or
AMERICA City Of Heslort the srs, days Of March ,ad
September.
Only Len apOn hs property and franchises o. the
Company depored the UNITED STATES TRUST COM
EBWYORK which vii the proceeds Of the Bonds
The Railroad Company only the ratio Of contraction
gd exercised protect the Interest OF the
bondboe, every legal safeguard TIE bonds be converted
,toc option yea after completion Of
The the hands Of Of the most
,yorsby business Kentucky With tbs guaau
their able and faithful direction and the large amount Of stoci sub
sbsd these bonds form very safe END desirable investment
The prce Of the bonds present 81 and accrued interest
Information will furnished upon application The
drrs gued
NORTON, SLAUGHTER & Co,
No IL BROADST
WILLIAM ALEXANDER SMITH & Co.,
No 40 WALLSr
HALLGAHTEN &c Co.,
No 2s BROADST
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04

ther, has been far demand tO-dav, but
lover: sales SO htlS VI :. = 5Jd 80 FOR
n Is eu'et but frn ales s. hbls 81 Siod
J0 sic for Eft-a Mess. Terce Beef Is dull
4 Hams arr weak ST 800 -3l o. 70 quality.
cor B, dull a. lijc. for Long Clear Dressed
y Ctr. Lfrl Il Gut ard lover sales 20
o. j. l4Ql4ic for City. and l51l'tc. Tor
4 Eealcrcl Tor fatgp delWey, l,0O0 ics-,
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
financial.

UT,cs P,cYC MAN STEAMSHIP Co. NEw YoRE Nov l. $50
UNWENTY-THIRDA ANNUAL ELECTION
hereby % the election for Nine Directors Of the
steamship Company WI be held the C0mpsrys Once
aai q Wal WEDNESDAY Nov l6 lu between the
The Transfer Books will 5e closed
tory said election SATURDAY, Nov s. at and reoPeaed
THURSDAY Il, 10 By order Of the Board o Dreo
THEODORE 7. JOHNSON. Secretary.
DLANTERS' BANK OF TENNESSEE.-A
distribution win be made among the stockholders of
PLANTERS BANK OF TENNESSEE Of IS share payable
the Of The Manhattan
Nov. { 1870 D. WEAVER, Trustee Receiver
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
COTTON MARKETS

BAIrt~oRE 3Coon quiet and firm Nfinrs t6ic sales
bales oasiwse Is bales total 20 bales
erports-coastwise. 525 bales; stock, 4,O9 bales
NoRFnLK l-Coon dull: Midlngs Gl3ci nleS ~ bales
receipts l2lO bales eIporco4ssse J60 bales stock S'
NEvOEIEtvs Nov 3CotOn quiet and steady Mihng' 1910
l5c sales $3.50 receipts 81 baes coaswise 20 hae
total 26Jb3es Great Britain 1924 bales u the Cont
Loo b4es bremen coasase ~ bales to Vera Cra oI
2. .l5g b,leS 49,
CHARLESTON Nov 3CottOn quiet; Mlings lie .ses 500
bales receipt. l5l6 exports 10 Great btAu t baes
bales; stock. 221s bales
Cotton quet; Mdn~S l5}c sales 2O bales
receipts 469 bses eIpOreOssise ii bales stock, O''
bales
3CotouGoci demand; prices ssde higher
Good Ordinary. 4Gl4tc 30 b4esi receipts 10 bdesi
stock baes
BlsroN strong Mdangs l7Gl7c sa-s 40 bales
receipts u baesi J basi total tO 6aes socI
5OO bales
wLNNGToN Nov. 3-Co.on quiet; MddlHgs i3c sales 200
hales receipts 643 bales; stoct. p 81 fsles
MOBILE Nov. 3-Cot0r quiet; MddhugS 5!c sales 20 hsles
ep 22J bales; 6JS bales, sock Jl
ba.r
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
HOnsg AND CARRIAGE MARKET
NHw.YoRK. Thursday, Nov. ,. $50
The neneral featIIrea of the HOfse MafkCt

NEw. YORK. Thursday, Nov J. $50
The general features of the Horse Market
wer the same ss for several days past No arrivals
are reported and the stormy weaer prevailing thf"osh
out the greater part the day checked even the
ate tendency toward improvement as regsis nnc
number OF sales which noticeable during tna sa'er
part Of this week. - ..u
continue less with the exception OF hrscass
horses, which, being very scarce ere held strOn{ pu,
The only transaction OF any Importance IN Iie p.
Head Market was made by NJ. 5. Curry, VINO 500 nno
pair Of bays l6 hands high, years old, for sl,s
The regular auction sale at Messrs. Johnston x van
Tasses Horse and Carriage Auction Mart NOS ll2 ana
ia East Thirteenthst, will, IA usual taEe piSco v"
morrow friday, the 4th inst, at II o'clock. -.
AT the different carriage repositories the coming Wner
already oreshadowed by extensive display OF
every variety of sleigh, the light cattor OF TOY
Like appearance to the large and costly trimmed ana
painted family sleigh very large and elegant stock OF
these to-day at the wareroouls of Messrs
Brewster & Co. OF Fifthave.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04

=: =. 4 ". ~: ~: ss
stesty sod srm to Bnhs,o Be- On Corr sc on Wbe,t ~
sr,'ao p % s, % Sss s.,., wss1 s ~ ~ '
Sr S%L1 @ %SoO S;S sSS % Corn Sss Ss Data 1900
St % By o. to S1s For .Sg good " Sas @
whsa he.yy sales $50 huh No. Chicago a. 81 u Corn sOss
os.s srpns s,e' '' No M we;rD :, 'egf,S Po low.
MlvATEEE No, a-FlOuEsr. sprpS l2te lower Vines, su,.
No MlNaukec .5ic; No. do Gc Oats tm at Sc for No
Corn tme No Wb' soc BYE UNCHANGED Bar5 easier No
Wheat shpreneOOO bbs EOur I22 OO buAh Whet
tSaNT Now %EWheati steady milling demand ,aes car
lo' No Amher state at 81 50 car lot Ne do DO ~ and
ns VI Corn entirely Peglecid Barley continues 70 move a s
1s S o d sfhs m sres Sf t ssss at SS @ Ss d ear lot
state bags eoc os.s steady demand sales car lots Toledo
LorisyllLE Nov a-Tobscoo-Saes hid. siGs6 fcr Com
mOn Trash and I9gs 50 loa +s 50 or Good lug. 80 RIO, S
gns Cotton heavy MtsBs se Fom .tesd and gnee'psss %
Port ard Lard hand unchanged Live Hogs heA'y sales
80 aS7 killed y daie, 2eiO head ,.,
Wheat du No Spring ChioaFO s5e No Red Winter 81 $50
nj 70 & cor. '5'r io1 Gioo Iso o Es @ sa i Sy s at soc for
whisky steady S4e Tobacco heav Hemp ana BAgghs
sie lee Bsoon-shouderS lgalae Clear sides 5SSs
L;5 ETs5 9 9 Sd % , s G Ss & ss
&c No Sprng rs r Amber Winter ~ 2s Tor Wh'e
held sales car lois at Re 0 quiet
r., % for w,' a. M Bs Les qe, ssd GaSsSgS So @ a. % F;. md % P
S & .5S.Stc s Med ss6. e 70 s B &c. g @ s,S s SS
& H. ton Bss a. qTa g 70 the asf to bo
bas Iapbe 80 506S9 til. udsoa 81 50 to SevYOrt
Railroad TFeehFoqI 70 Bo.to9 ef 90 SsYSA s % a. 70 A.
- o 90 A3sa - 90 un a,O LAX; AXE %Rgr.C@ C @ oSi9 SSss
~ b Flour $500 bu. Wheat 1000 bush Corn. % TO bash
wHSeToy n c. Nov spids Turpune quiet at ic Strained
Rosr STEADY ~ So Crude TurPenane unchanged Tar a'eAJ Al
A1Sr.r, G, Eov a-oO,On firm; Mddngs, ie sales l,Iso
bales receipts l92 bales
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
ferinrss ano Msetinas.

IUSTN MCCARTHY will return to Amer
- ocsobsr .ith seq LECTuRgS % Iepes Of hs s AZ
dress sreusuy AhkklCAs LlfkkAkf bUgkAU 134 s.s...
d Nee ysrt. p O. Bor sni tt
CECQND ILLUSTRATED LECTURE ON
- ORIENTAL AND BIBlK LANne non'ls s prrHI an.
Churuh D.ts>-n sD Bfoam. PRIDAT
xykSkd ses. q tss~A A4u1s4sl- " s..A
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
NEw-YOEK 1yD NEw-HA1ES RAILROAD Co,

rEEAsUREH oTTcE Corner Twenty Fourtsye
HEv-YOkK October 49, lB70.>
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS.-A a meeting
Of Bosd Directors ofths COMPANY held Office ths
City Of New York Tuesday October 49, instant The following resou
ton vas adopted:
That instSenf Of TWENTY-FIVE s2 per share
the stock Of this Company be and hereby called @ payable
ont TCESDAY, January g. 1874.
conformity With the shove resolution the Transfer Books of s
Company VI be closed the l0h day Of December and remain
the OF JAM l57l both dav inclusive
viii az when making for shove install
bring ihr Tas order the payment o
JOHN T. SHELTON, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
pPCFTpTS OF PPODTCF.

Na-'h r-T, Tsssls. GHd kci.roCrt -
prs bs Cetton % pgs Dued Fruit 90
bha kgEs 8' tts Flour 80 bags orr Meal bush 5t
1u.t - 1870 tu,h Rye 2O bush mali
iiJ bush Grass Seed 80 PkgA bHek wheat FenI
/ bJ SIDES LeAher
Trrp-uBe Pork 9o3 pkgA Beef - pkgA LsIl 81
gtg Cheese aJ peg IAo' ~ PAss ~
= ptgl Kcr Tobacco SIS starch ~ bSA "bA!' %
b. ss Woo. g. az.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
OTncs Or THE THIKD-Iyp. RAILROAD Co. THlEDAyE. s11

OTHcs THE THIKD-AyE. RAILROAD Co, THIKD-AvE BIT
6STH 66rH-sTs NEv-YOEK, Oct y. 1870. )
THE STOCKHOLDERS of this Company are
notsed .t The sHnua meeting or the ELECTION OF
DIRECTORS and INSPECTORS Of ELECTION o the
Will be held 4. this ofce WEDNESDAY November tie sl neTt
The polls vii and close OF that day Transfer book,
Of Company v be closed from Oct 18th Nov 10Th ner n
By order Of the BoArd Of Director, CHARLES ARTHUR
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04

BUFFALO LIVE SIOCh hARkET-Nov. j.
CLeR,c-fts heavy So agansi 81 sst week pnees on i
from market dull stock through Eastern m
BUYERS; Oh M Kentucky tvsragng ll D
50 % Ohio 64 D. at IS 25i y o., H.
III Indiana l0l2 i65 10 IS 5)d5 Is % Canada
$50 - 85 rs 81 and p Cansda l4% io al 30 70
Sheep selling weeks quo Lambs and DC
msBd sheep worth So sni nbs % % Oho
Indiana ~ IS Hogs selling al e7VS7 2
common, and ~ s. FOR extra. Market very dull
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
Sales bp aurtion

sEo. LnLvTT. Aucuoneer. -
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL. As.orplses and Eigh;bs- LEAYITT SIREBE0h
Ca CosAGsnESs LBKARRs CAraLoCgED AND SOLD
A. MgRvIs. Arcsonser
BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Broadway, cor.
I'D VI Books Works Of Arr Fancy Coods FsrBiisrs &c
- FRIDAY, 4 at o. m
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS which are tire Natural History OF tae
STATE National Portrait Gallery Zes Encyclopedia +o
&c Also Works reaang @ Auenea school BOOKS &c 0s'ASn
ready.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-04
Amnsemfnts.
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