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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Sept Is 1873.
nary, i6ac Net receipts 25s bales Sales, III stock,
V''-' Nxw ORLEANS Sept. Is, 1873
supply light; middings, lSssc; low mddlings,
haes gross 1873. Exports coastwse, 1,572 Sales, 400
Stock s,i27. . go
Cotton quiet; middlings Isle; ow. middlInss, ~.
Cotton aa and lower maiiSss sATssSfg ig sog 5
liz lii 0'''' Np'' :'A''"'s' '''-- 9"'' 49, SUES
g@s, saoa adnss low ps rs s
Exports coastwise. I67s Sales 100. Stock. 3,ji7.
% y ps IS S 4s sbo @ snd SS1Ss
Ger a @ and October 81 No. se red s 81 20 So amber
Mchssn s seriSe s z S3,R r% an5 j.
or eScT ae59 5e Noysm5er Sc S
anG S% IN %Afa s dem demands o grade 81 S Se' sS @
s6lac treshts ,1 ;,, tlrm@Io Bufiao 5dc e. g. Ge S
bushels wheat. 5000 DO corn, 4o0o DO oats. shlp,
ments6 100 bbls flour, 29OOo bushels wheat 1900 do.
'V." ''''N ~ ~ oswEeo sept IS 1873.
ss IS amber winter 81 e for white winter and $40 Is
Milwaukee, Mi Cub at Gu ZOO extra White Michigan
at 81 81 Corn quiet; no sales reported Corn meal,
3 @Saes9Sss5 % & sSS;s%s p%li$3s'
r. elgStFoar to PRadepIie and d. Boston oe to New
sssiG9 iest q lumber; shismepts| 200 bbiA doar'
"a so bushels wheat laS5,OUO feet OF lumber.
BuvrAIo, Sept Is 1873
Lake and rail imports for the last twenty -four hours
Flour "a, bbs wheat 403307 bushels; corn, 1856 GIG
DO. oats, 500 do y, rye, 1920 do, and peas 800 DO.
Ns' is7os do Raj export.-WSeat, 1910 bushels;
corn, 2s240 do; oats, 29,b5o do Canal freighs
are atyqsnSins sS whsss e .n-ng isc ii corr
sales limited; $500 bushels No. amber Ohio at 81 S.
bOCO do milwaukee, No. old at 81 So quoted Milwaukee
No spring at 81 A. do No. do. at 81 80, Chicago No
spring at 81 S 81 81 white Michigan at 81 ~ 81 I5
Corn strong and higher sales l50O0 bushels prime NO z
arrive, at 5Sc Oats quiet No Western held at Nc,
IN lots. Rye nominal at Soc. Barley malt steady;
prime winter Western, 81 25; do. Canada 81 DO Other
articles unchanged. . .
Four-Demand good at fun prices receipts and stock
lghti saesof spring at SIS 80 So as Wheat steady;
sales of No spring at 81 l6 81 i6s NO do, y lva,
cash or September; 81 ia, October No 3 do, 81 %
81 ora rejected, ST. Corn active and higher sales Of
No 2mxed, 427Sc., cash or September; i3c Octoberi
&c, bid, November rejected ssc, oats in lar demand
jeccd Hs4c. Rye steady at esc for, No, - Barley
opened rn but closed dull No sold at 81 20 81 49,
closed at 81 81; No. spring, 81 " Whiskey-sales at
2lsc a &c. closing at the inside figure Provisions
qiet and unchanged. Pork sold at Sl6 SIG 1917, cash;
SIS 30 september Lard steady at re cash January
Bulk meats quiet and unchanged sales OF shoulders,
seller December at 4c short clear middles seller De-
fair demand but at lower rates Corn Buffalo i25sc.
wheat lac. wheat 10 Kingston, &c. Receipts7OC0
bbs Hour 900 bushels wheat 26 900 do corn, 81 900
do oats 5000 do. rye, and 1900 do barley. Shipments
6Un bbs -four, H6pD bushels wheat, 81. 600 10. corn
$500 do. oats 10000 do rye. and % 900 do. barley
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OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH,

OFFICE OF FISK HATCH,
No. 5NAssAu STREET, New YORK, Sept IS. 1873.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad great East and
West trunk road 429 miles in length. connecting tho
Atlantic by the shortest line with the commerce of the
Ohio and Mississippi Rivers is completed and in regular
operation The through freight OF products to and from
the Western States is rapidly increasing the
mineral traffic of the growing coal mining and iron max
Ing Industries along the route.
We are selling for the Company their Seven per cent
Gold Bonds, secured by liens the whole val
liable property and 90 and accrued Interest," SO) EACH
York city, principal and interest," interest January and
July.
Being the obligations very responsible corporation
secured by great productive property, worth
slooooOo now entering upon prosperous career they
very desirable for investors
We also have a small amount of the Old Six Per Cent
Gold Bonds of the Chesapeake and Ohio price Sk and
accrued Interest," denominations $780, $500 and se in
terest payable in New York May and November.
We recommend both classes OF bonds to our friends
and customers
We also continue to deal in Government and Central
Pacific and Western Pacific Bonds orders at the
Stock Exchange for investment Stocks and Bonds
ceive DEPOSITS which allow interest at the rate Of
per per annum and conduct general banking
business. FIsK 4 HATCH.
CECURE PRIVILEGES ON STOCKS AND GOLD
- costing $40 to 500 paving profit OF 500 TO siON
fully explained by circular mailed to address orders
also executed margin. w. +. HUBBELL CO.,
Bankers and Brokers, 80 Wall street
GENERAL SUMS OF MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND
~ and mortgage ON city property; second mortgages
'''' s. IRELAND. 2ol Broadway.
GfO AN0 TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT Sc
S1U.UUU. cond mortgages bought
JOHN B. STEVENS, No. 8 Pine street, room II.
G7E OOO TO LEASE-ON BOND AID MORT
D (C.OOO gage New York and Brooklyn First
Second and LeesehoId Mortgages seas eashed
G1EO OOO IN TRUSTo FUNDS FOR FIRST
DlCU.VOO mortgages, no bonus S250U 10 pur
good city and Brooklyn second at air
discount. PHALON SLOAN, 81 East seventeenth ST.
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COPA
NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 15. 1871 HAVE THIS
IN day Withdrawn IRON the firm OF Edwards Wood
ward and he rcby give notice that will not be
ibe Tor any debts contracted in the name OF the firm
CHARLES h. WOODWAR
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STOCKS ACTIVE AND IRREGULAR
"A Market Difficult to Analyze---Why Is
1t Kept Down?
MONEY AT 7 PER CENT.
Railroad Bonds and Government secur-
tiles Steady.
WALL STREET
THE FOREIGN MARKET

THE FOREIGN MARKET
Cable advices from London report the market at
che Close In both consols and American securities,
rs heavy and neglected. The following the
tate quotations :-Consols for money. 92E 92M;
consols for account. 92As 92A; fve-twenty bonds
Of 1885, old, 95H 95A; fve-twenty bonds OF 1867,
e5h 05A; ten-forty bonds eohs o oo5s; new hyes,
BIN; Erie Railway shares, AK; new French loan,
FHa7H per cent premium. The Bank OF England
gained fSs,O00 in bullion to-day on balance. Al
Paris rentes opened at 5Sf. and closed firm at 5Sf.
Be. American securities at Amsterdam and Frank
Tort were steady. Money IN the open market is re-
ported In better demand but according to the best
London authorities the existing condition of the
reserve in the Bank OF England, together
with the demand in the open mar
ket, points to rather than 5
per cent rate. The period at which the
usual autumn influences are likely to reduce the
bank reserve to the lowest point is the second
week in October. when a falling Off of from three
to i've millions is confidently expected. The
present total is about OoO and all the gold
sin sight" for September does not exceed it is
said. three-quarters or million About the middle
OF October another hall million is expected, and
after that nothing until November. 1t is more
tnan probable, therefore, taking into consideration
the condition OF trade and the known influences
belonging to the season, which always more or
less auect DalanceS that the bank rate Will be ad
vanced at an early day. 1t may be matter of in
terest to many thousands on this side OF the Allan
tic to learn that
THE NEW GOLD COINAGE OF GERMANY
nas progressed SO rapidly as to have nearly alb
sorbed the whole special supply from France since
She 14th of June. Between the Gath OF May and the
eth Of August-eleven weeks--the average weekly
coinage has been f731,O00 The total amount
coined at present is ABOUT f41, 900 900, and 1t Is
feared that II the work continues at the rate at
which 1t has progressed, recourse must be had TO
the only bullion market in the world-that OF
London. The effect OF this on the Bank OF England
need not be described.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Apparently there was less OF tghtness in this de-
partment OF the street than has been experienced
for several days past the prevailing rate being
Z per cent currency, with abundant offerings and
not few transactions on the basis OF 6 per cent.
Exceptional business was done at the close as low
as per cent Foreign exchange was firm, at
10eH 1857 for bankers sixty days sterling, and
l09H l09K for sight.
GOLD HEAVY
Gold was again subject to severe pounding and
yielded M of per cent. The market opened at the
highest point OF the day, 111*, from which price it
receded without reaction, until Ill was reached,
when o recovery OF u per cent took place; it then
went of again to Ill and closed at Ill . The rates
paid for carrying to-day were d. 3, q /, and per
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day evN 1ng, September TO- at the residence OF tho
BRIDES IN rents by the Rev. Lewis Francis A. Il
RIcUARDso.V. NJ. d., OF New York city, to Miss
EUPHEnJA, xh' lighter OF Henry Hays, Esq.,
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brides N rent, by the Rey. Lewls Francis, A. J.
EUPHEnIA, 1h'ughter OF Henry Hays, Esq.
AxEs.-On Monday, September is MARIE
LOUISE, youngesf daughter OF the Late EarnesT
Ames anu Marie Louise Mckee; .,
Notice of funeral tomorrow (Wednesdayl.
BAsTEDo.-on Monday. September M IS, az MS resi-.
BAsrEDo, IN the 51st year Of his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
BROwN.-On Monday, September Is. GEORGE
The relatives and friends OF the family, also th9
members oi the Polar star Lodge, NO. 24S r; ana
ra on "Wednesday afternoon, al three O'Clock. from
the Baptist church, sixth avenue and Dcgraw
CnEsHIRE,-On Saturday, September 13, 1873
after short illness. Mrs MASIA CHESHIRE, in tho
The relatives and friends or the family are re-
specially invited 20 attend the funeral. from the
residence OF her son, No. 233 south Third street.
O'Clock L. NJ
coNson.-on Monday, September Is, Is7s Ed
WARD LAKE CONNoR, only child OF Edward aud
sarah A. Connor aged years ana months.
me iuneral VIII take place from the residence OF
day, September l6, 1873 at halt past one O'clock
The friends OF the family respectfully invited
to attend.
CRoNN.-on Sunday, September IA, CATHERINE
T. CRONINvaged 50 years.
Relatives and irends respectfully invited to-
attend the funeral rom her late residence lOg
Attorney street. on Tuesday afternoon, September
10, at one O'Clock
CUMMING.- suddenly, on Sunday September a.
1878 by accident at Desbrosses street ferry JULIUS
G. CUNNING. OF Glasgow, scotland, aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends OF his brother Alfred, also
or his uncles James and Charles Cumming, are IN
vted without further notice TO attend the funeral,
at the Presbyterian church in Pavonia date Pros
pecp avenue, Jersey City Heights on Tuesday,
September 10, at four O'Clock T. NJ.
CUMMINGS. Monday, September Is, ofs linger-
ing Illness, MARGARET widow OF William Cummings,
In the e5tb year OF her age.
Tue relatives ana friends OF the family are re-
spectfullv invited 10 attend the funeral, rom her
late residence, 81 Woodruff street. Brooklyn, ON
Wednesday, at two O'Clock =. NJ.
DREpGER.-At Railway, N. j.. on Saturday, Seps
tember l3, MARTHA f., beloved wife OF John M.
Dredger
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. hands ; the ruling ns.,es were lasc lsxc few lots
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON Monty MARxsry--Lo DON, Sept I5--a2sO r. NJ
american Nothing doing and prices nomi-
nal Erie hallway shares, Fb l:5-Erie Railway
shares. ~ aEErie Railway shares Az. Erie
Railway shares. EsS 4-Consols money 02L, a y,ss:
for the account OPS saA. United states ten-ioriy
PAsis BouRsK-PARIs Sept ls-A M.-Rentes ousuod
at 53f 2hc. 4 r. M.-Rentes, 5sf
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAHKRr-LIvHRpoot Sc ut I5-2P
M.The market opened auieter. Middiing uplands Cd
middng Orleans. g4d Sales 20O bales inc ud ing aOg
speculation and port Sales OF Orleans on Tho bnSs
Of good ordinary deliverable October and November at
yxd.
IOSpoN PRopucE MARKET-LospoS Sept B-Even.
ing Spirits turpcntine, SIS ID 32s per cwt
PETROLEUM MARKET ASrwERP, Sept t3-relrocum
39lSL Tor fine pale American.
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the highest and lowest

The earnings OF the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
and leased lines for the first week in September
were s1l53OO, beng increase Of $780, o9e over the
corresponding week in 1872.
The earnings OF the Indianapolis. Bloomington
and western Railway for the first week in Septem-
ber were:-
1918. BOO, ia
Increase. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,S56
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UTICA CHEESE MARKET.

UTICA N. Y, Sept is 1873
The cheese market to-day about the rs last
week. about 10000 boxes offered and fully 65W
sold the figures l2c i3c. only three four
lots sold at the highest figures, most of the finest
factories sold az l2&c.; the ruling figure Pic
AZ Lisie fss ~ boxes Of dairy were sold the buh
boxes vi aGtery were sGsxed. avQp Of theIn csnand
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he prices of gold were (:
THE UNITED STATES TREAsuR,

THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Treasury balances at close OF business to-day
were:-Currency SIS, 500 O0o coin $780, 500 900 cer
tincates, $4533Oo oo0 Since Saturday, the 18th inst
currency shows an increase OF $500 OOo coin a de-
crease OF So O00, 900 and certificates decrease OF
$2000,0o0. The custom receipts for the week end
Ing September amount to SO, COO, 000 The inter-
nal revenue receipts to-day were s67O,ooo The re-
cepts from customs were $55s,000. The Assistant
Treasurer to day paid out $4,000 on account OF in
terest and s29a 900 In redemption OF flve-twenty
bonds.
RAILROAD BONDS.
There are no new features TO record in this de-
partment and no comments to be made, except
with reference to the gratifying exhibit of well
maintained prices and good demand, consider
ing the depression among the speculative shares
We note sales Of the following central Pacific
gold bonds, 9e% 99h; Union Pacific first mort.
gage 791s; Illinois Central bonds, 10l1s a l02; Han
nibal and St. Joseph eights, convertible, s2K;
Toledo and Wabash first. st. Louis division, 50;
Toledo and wabash second, 92h; Great Western
second, S4 So; Great western, first mortgage, ga:
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific sevens, 101 a.;
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago elghts equip
ment bonds 100; Ohio and Mississippi second, SO {;
Columbus Cincinnati and Indiana Central first,
s9x q s9H; Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Min
nesota first, S6 Erie fourth mortgage. 80; ST. Louis
kee first mortgage, 93 Great western second
mortgage, "a; Union Pacific Railroad first mort
gage, 7oss; North Missouri first mortgage, S7h;
Cedar Falls and Minnesota first mortgage, 75K.
The following were the bids as amended at the
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Unchang ged-Freights Firm-Whiskcy
Dearer.
MONDAY, Sept, 15--6 p. M.
The merchandise markets ruled firm general
rule, with fairly active movement in Gil the lead
ing articles. At the Produce Exchange there was
a much more active movement of produce, though
in some cases ON lower basis. Flour was firm
under a fair inquiry Tor shipping grades. Wheat
was in good request at lower prices. Considera-
BILE sales were made for shipment at the decline.
For future delivery there were free Sellers but
no buyers except at decidedly lower prices. Corn
was also active and prices were altogether higher
while the demand continued undated up to the
close of 'Change, when iull prices were bid. Oats
were likewise active and hgherthe market leaving Off
buoyant the Improvement WhisAey was in demand
and quoted better Pork still quiet but firm hold
ers in all cases insisting upon advance Lard was
buoyant higher for lots the spot and the near
future. Cotton in fair request at irregular and
prices both for spot and future Groceries re-
maned quiet, but all descriptions held with con.
siderable confidence. Petroleum remained dull and
nominal. Naval stores were also neglected, but without
quotable change In prices
COTroS the spot irregular and lower. Lots in
store declined &c per h. New cotton on the dock and
arrive, offered at &c. &c per H., under the
subjoined quotations, which for old cotton in store
Future deliveries without activity, were Irregular the
market closing with continued downward tendency at
decline Of sc fr sepiembyGr y The later months
rxrOr. To-nsy' az La" Essssss'"0. sss Toa5 g,
Consumpuon ot* Z3 S7
incuded in the above are 6 bales to arrive For ia.
follows Sales saturday evening aer one oclocksep
e%siE 20 % a. t Il s % az y s 0StSseT
5se peesmPer, 30 at l7sse; January $50 q i isioc
sss s@S: Sas snis odsS up t t 'sss 5o MSe at
f s 10 ls9 at ct IS i & ssf @ az @ IS n 1l6e Is S S a. IS M a.
iSy at s 7sc.; October, 100 sssye 20 at i7Sse
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CLOSING PRIoEs-s O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Lower - Wheat Lower - Corn
Higher--Oats Eetter-Pork and Lard
Firmcr-GrOccries Quiet but Firm-Pe-
trOleum Duli-Naval stores Dull and
Unchang q ged-FreiShts Firm-Whiskcy
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SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
10 A. M-BefOre Call.

Monday, Sept. 15-10,15 A. M.
$4,000 US SIS, r. 6... ll6 $1,000 SIS, 81. l12
400 Us SIS. l0f0, r.... lib
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Miss Nellie Grant,

Among the latest matri nonial
bn its from Washington and
New York is report to the effect
that Miss Nellie, daughter of
,resid mt Grant, is engaged to
Thomas Murphy, jr., son of the
late Collector Of the Port of New
York. Young Murphy is about
wenlty-three years of age, a
flOnde. has a gentlemanly, prepos-
fesslng appearance, and will have
plenty of money, as his faith is
Ee!..known to be very rich. Mss
Nellie is about ! ileteen years of
Pse' has seen a good deal of the
EOfld' and is the special pet of
per father and mother. The re-
port Is Il at the intention of the
Evo families is to have the mar
fase solemnized this Spring, and
Ihal immediately afterw lrd the
gOung couple will sail for Eul ope
IN a bridal tour. Nice young man,
,'i MIN a rich daddy. and his sweet
iIllle wife, daughter of a Presi-
atal. . But then the Murphys al
Neus. ~
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ELECTION PETITION.
Fer Sale or to Rent,

EOR SALE OR TO RENT, a FINE
L Dwelling house situated between
Buel and Spring streets. short distance
above the Episcopal Church, containing
four rooms, buttery, storc-rOom, cloth
press, well and sink, all under cover, and
conveniently arranged. 1t will be sold
at cost, or two of the rooms will be
leased at reasonable rates to suitable
tenant. Apply to
m26tf FRANK UNDERCONER,
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

vuYHE COpARTNERSHIH HERTEO-
fore existing between James 1,
Hunter and James NJ. WOodson, IN tne
saloon Business, at the La Grande "a,
loon, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. j. NJ. Woodson will continue
the business at the old stand, and coliect
all moneys due, and pay all aeots
against the concern.
1T. HUNTER.
j. NJ. WOODSON.
Eureka, March 2stn, 1878.
aII have this day sold to ]. NJ. Wood
son ali my right, title and interest In the
La Grande Saloon. j. 1. dU UNIEh.
Eureka, March 2Sth. 1873. m29-lm
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Frightful Accident.

Mhen the Eastern-bound freight
yam from Oakland reached San
0s.Idro 0Hsshdro last evening, says the
ossAiand " NeCs of yesterday, one
VI VI. lhe ,e brakemen, Mr.. Oliphant,
WA: way directed to turn the switch,
ichhe did, and then endeavored
n! Jump upon the cow-catcher of
S;n, tIs moving train, to ride a short
;na instance q for the purpose of coupl-
Ha ius "a car near by. AS he jumped
T6s n s9spped and fell upon the track.
aas ane forward wheels of the engine
| !, ra.Seu sIee over his right leg, breaking
inc moiHse !. up to the body, and mash
M TEs II INTO a jelly below the knee.
ns,rs sr sufferer exhibited wonderful
ss0.' .e' although enduring intense
lnSs lnsD'; nc murmur escaped his
ST. % ne wished to be taken to
hsass,ta.Mento, but it was thought
ss' Iss 70 have him remain at San
esrsd esdufo' sa where he will be properly
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EOL' w.
Mexican Veterans.

:, o,orans who served in the war
IN ihe Weyico for 81 per month, and
ln o valor gave the United States
hQse, hQe,dan shores of the Pacific, are
;m@ Congress TO grant them a PEN
~ n nommensurate with the great ma
~, 0noi benefits derived, and risks in
rra1 %, and privations and hardShips
lleu I1rad hv them. A large meeting of
uu' uo oId Soldiers was held in Cincin-
" s ,ast month, and Thomas Marsh,
", Nha Iva was a resident of this city up to
sSI sG oh ,irman of the committee APP
anted 1 to draft the petition, has writ
a letter to Postmaster Atkinson,
his city. inclosing a copy of the
,.t;nn @ sent to Congress, and request
~ that a meeting of resi- lent MeXi-
~ Veterans be called here, for a
milar purpose. There are, perhaps,
ar @ or sixtv soldiers of the Mexican
or now residing in this State, many
4 whom have become prematurely
IA and decrepid from the effects of
ts nrivations and hardshipS they un-
srWent in the war with Mexico. and
SncreSs could not pass better Act
bsn one to pension these soldiers of
~ second war of the Republic. Be-
bv we give a list of twenty-four Mex
[an Veterans, who got together on
be lth of July last. in this city. and
r. know of many others, both here
ndin other parts of the State, whose
Snmpanv and regiment we cannot
Same Francis burning. First New
ork G.. w. HeZleton. L. 5. steamer
POrt,mouth; John +. Kelly, Com
(sny f. Second Illinois James Pow
n, Company +, Second Tennessee
fnfantrv: Thomas Conroy, Company
Second Indiana; II. l.. R0bey,
Company H, Mounted Rifles; w.
Frank Stewart, color sergeant, Com
bany B, Third Indiana John B.
Preush, Company X, First Louisiana;
Ohn F. Palmer, Company G, Second
IOuisisna; Jacob Yentar, Third u. s.
Infantry; John O'Brion, ship Cyane
oseph Gray, Company b, First Miss
esippi Ignatious Graken, Company
First Illinois Infantry Oliver Per-
h, Company NJ, Third Ohio w. II.
Hedrington, Company 1, Fifth Ohio;
H. J. Stanley, US. brig Lawrence
gam. Baker, L. 5. transport Monte
lev; Frank NJ. Proctor, Company f,
Fourth Kentucky John Edmon,
Company A, Second Tennessee ; Will
iam Manson, Company f, First New
Fork: W. l.. Holman, Independent
Regiment of Missouri; James Buteau.
artermaster sergeant, Fourth U. S.
fnantry, called the " Bloody Fourth
MeXico;') j. ID. Patterson, New
York; and a. b. Free, Company E,
Ieond Indiana. EUgitia Chronicle.
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POLL TAX,

OFFICE COUNTY Assessor,
EUREKA, New, April 5, 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Poll Tax for the year 1873 is
Now Due and Payable to the
County Assessor.
BY Act of March 4, 1867, all corporations
or individuals are held responsible for
the Poll Tax of persons in their employ.
Z. c. WALLACE,
apo County Assessor
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Collections Made.

T'RAV. Nj. JOHNSON ANNOUNCES
TO business men and the public that
he will attend to the COLLECTION OF
Bill S in Eureka and its vicinity from
this date. He will also attend to busi-
ness and make remittances Tor parties
at a distance. Charges moderate.
Office at the office of VIM. NJ. Gates
Justice of the Peace.
Eureka, Jan. -. 1878. 1a22
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To Furnace Men and Builders.

r r. SMITH WILL SUPPLY ALI
furnace men and builders wltn =
Fl rst-class quality of sand rock lor pi,iiu ~.
,s plaTrW ap1 If
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A FINE TWO STORY HOUSE ON
n North Main street. containing ten
fine rooms up stairs and two store rooms !.
down 81 airs Terms reasonable. Apply at
ans THOS. MURPHI'S Boot store.