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New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. Aurl 27-l2:3O d. m-COttOn stradv. Mid
ding Upands. Oiiid; Middling Orleans; sae- t. OJD
bales inclulng 2OJO bales tOr ami export re-
ccipts. 1900 bales, Including 1000 bales neIIcD I'm
ures-Upands Low Nddllng CLAUSE, April delivery GfI
April 3ay delivery. Cs4d ana June deiiy.
August delivery tSe4d do. August and september very
bSed do september and October delivery G4a.d Futuus
quiel
LIVERPOOL Apu 27-l;3O D m-Cotton-Middine Up.
lands, Gileu; Low MiddiDg Upands. Gd. Ordinary
Upands. Osd, Ordinary palds 5l2i Middlln0 Orean,
0o,ed: Ordinary OIlea ID.
LIVERPOOL April 2IitU y. m.-COOn- sales of The
day included 1000 bales American Wv
LIVERPOOL Apu 2l-5;UosD. n.-Fnfures- Uplauds ou
Midding clause. DO July anu august delivery 6isd Fu.
lures closed duitL
AUGUsIA. AOuI 27.-Cotton dul; Middrng lli,c Low
Middlng llGll bcl GOOd Ordinary 10 sc recspfs 10
hales lb7 bales. ~
BALrIMORE. Apni 2,.-CottoB quiet Middlnn, l.I,c
Low MIdilng SGT Coca Ordinary lO1c goss regent.
I'll bar-. .tOtE. 2b4uO bales f'@'
CHARLEsrOS. April 27.-COttOn quiet Middlinc 1oc
SC; Coca ordinary IL c neI recelnt,
TO- bales cxpIrs to the Continent, II bales sales 400
baics STOCK. lIJZ bales
GALyEsIoN Apn Zl-Coton ateadyi Middnng. 7ac.
MiddliDg II &C; Good ordinary. 10 90 neI recris
sJu bales ports 10 Great britain 3 2I3 bales saes .
bales STOCK 22.13l balea
MKaPHIs Aprii 27.--Cofton steady; Minnine l2c Low
Mddng sc: Good ordinary. llc receipts 2gi oaes
shipments asa bales sales DJO bales. STOCK. JSJG4 bales
NEw.OKLEANs April 41.-Cotton steady: Middnp l2c
l,oi3 bales sties 1000 baes, last even,
L. stock. 10. ,i61 bales.
SAVANNAH April &7.-totiOn quie Middnng Sc: LAW
Mdding sc. GOOd ordinary. IOLsc. no IccoptA .37
bales exports 10 Great BIin iiyU bacs cOastwisc 4Oi
bales: sales, $40 bales stock. 2JC3l bales.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
financial

OFFICE
CONTINENTAL CONSTRUCTION AND IMPROVEMENT COMrANfl
1877 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, March 81. 1882. ,
y instalment of D per cent on the Capital
~ stock Company has been called by the Directors
payable on May 3, 1882. . - , ,,.u
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28

PARIS April 27-5Oo n m-Exchanzo on Lonoon %
franco 1Oia cenimer for checks
PARIS April 27-rhe weekly statement OF the BANK .,
France shows an of e.4OOOOO francs goid ana
Iranc silver.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
financial.
rTHE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF

THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF
Il NEW.IERSEY.-Thc annual moe ing OF tho stock
holders Of the CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF New
Jersey the election OF Directors viii be held on
DAY the 5 day Of May 1882 at noon at the once ot e
conn any Jersey City. ~ .
This notice given provisions Of the statute OF
New Jersey made and provided by the under
signed the ordinary notice
and place Of holding The said meoJng not bany
directors Of the having refused
To the premises.
New-York, April 22, 1882.
Sianed,
GEOESBECK & SCHLEY. COILS. DAVIS LEVY
VERMILYE& n co. SPENCER TRASH & co.
r. O. KNIGHT. HOTCHKISS, ByRNHAM
STOUT & co. q co.
=. A. COMFY. w. T HATCH q SON.
JAS. =. STOUT MARX 3 co.
W III STEVENSoN LEOPOLD CAIN q CO.
A. NJ. KIDDER q co. H. KENNEDY n CO
BOODT, MCC L.EI.LAS & CO. ALBERT PUTNAM.
JOHN VI. DAVIS & co. w. +. PROCTOR
KENNEDY .HUTCHINSON GEO. X MCKENZIE.
a 90 ALEX. f. STERLING.
EDWARD CLARK, and others.
NNM l.. ELLIS, .
STOCK BROKER,
~ BHOAD-S r.. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
proposaIs.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
nv ID TKAN0PUKTA TION.
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR, or

DKPARItENr on TIE lkIbUOR, OffICR OF
INDIAN APPAIRs, WASHINGTON, April 25 lss2t
SEALED PROPOSALS. indorsei Proposals. for Beef.
shs Tor Bee , be submitted in seperste envelopes Bs
be- and dreced 10 tho Commissioner Of Indian Aair Nos
D1 M % on 2eGsy Nav @ s for nsSps m ri rsva r he en
ssrye dct sot arc 9Oq99o s pounds sseOn pounds
ing Powder 2.O000OO pounds Corn 75OODO pound, Co1
S3OOOOO pounds Flour, 2l2nOO pounds Feed, 300 o0i
Gsrd $50 barrels Mess Pork 2sSooo POUND k PTnpSds Fl 5
pounds Tea, $4,000 Tobacco, 2O000O pounds salt 2to9
pounds soap 5000 pounds Soda 10000 pounds sugar ana
Also Blankets WOOIlen and cotton Goods CONSISTING IN
part OF T1cAing $4,000 yaTGs Standard Calico 300 O yar.
Drilling. 20 900 Yards Duck, free from all sizing fOuO1
yards, Denms, 1000 yards Ginghsm bOJO yards Ken.
sReetSg zoo 900 ySrd Beaebed sheeHg grSSa yay.
Hickory Shlrting 10000 Yards Calico Shirng 5000 Yards
ware Medical supple. long s Of MISCELLANEOUS srt
ces such Harness PlOughs Rakes Forks, &c and for
RADIO Dakota daho Indian Territory Minnesota Montana
Nebraska Nevada ana Wisconsin 70 be deycTe Chicago
required ada Jed climate OF the Pacific Coast Win
California brakes. delivered at san Francisco
plies that may not be contracted or 20 DO delivered at he
BIDs MUST BE MADE our on GOVERNMENT BLASEs
Schedules showing the kinds and quantities o subsistence
supplies requires for each ard the kinds and quan
blank proposals an fOUs ior cohtci ac Den1 conditions
10 be observed by bidders time and place Of delivery rms
necessary Instructions viii be rnshed upon sppcstion q
the indian Office Washington y O5 20 ana o Wooster.
IT, st. y ~ william ~ y hSon mo- 4I4
cago LeavenwOrth Omaha IT. Louis - Paul san Francis
co aud fank0n the Postmaster at sioux Cly anl 70 the
Posnasers AZ the following named places IN Kansas. Ar
kansas city burlington Caldwell Dodge City Empora Ea
Ieka Great Bend Toward Hutchinson Iarned NJ Pher-on
ling Topeka, Wellington Wichita aud Winfield.
Bids viii Do opened The hour and day above stated and
bidders are invited TO be present at the opening.
CERTIFIED cHRCKs
All lids be accompanied by certified checks
Unt States Depository Assistant Treasurer for al least
D per cent OF tha amount OF the proposal
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28

The dealings in State bonds included the issues of
four States. Tennessee 6s were per cent lower at
bsL. North Carolina special taxes were steady at
7es and virginia 6s deferred at 14h, and Missouri
6s sold at lO29112l2, according TO date of ma
turity Annexed are the closing quotations.:
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
fuRoPEAS FINANCIAL MArKErs.

LoyDoS April 27-l2:S0 mAtlaniic and Great Westsrn
hrst mort gage trustees certificates i7 Erie 81 do sec.
cOnsols Du NeSNOrk Central llgsi Pennsyvania Cen
tra o34 Heading. - Ncw-lOrk. Ontario and Western
20.-
LOSDox Apnl 27-2;0O o. m.-Pans advica. quote thre,
per cent franc, 40 The account
LONDON. April 1.-THE bullion III the BANK Engiand has
increased 1000 during the uraortion
OF England reserve 10 liability which ns week
i3'ts cent Is now 45aIG cent.
LONDON. Ainl @1-J.3O D. m-Bar silver n quoted at
52al led OnDce
LOSDON. April 2T-fOO m-Atantie and Great estern
second Trustees certificates, l5ia Erie S65 DO
second cOnsOis, Db@ Pennsylvania Central, Reading
2Yis NewNOrk Ontar1O nnd Western 20. Milwaukee and
81, Paul common. llB
LOhDOh ADri "a o. m--Fars adYlces three Dor
renIos ~ oJ francs 10 eennes fOT Tho account
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28

There were no transactions in city bank stocAs'
the bidding and asking prices ON the rSt cali "eo
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
corpoN BONDS OF 5000 OR e1oo EAcm

bonds the first part Of an authorized issue Of
sOO0OOD secured by First Mortgage on the Railway roll
ing-stOck On-half the Land Grant OF the NewNork
Texas and Mexican Railway Company executed to the
FARMERS LOAN and TRUST COMPANY as TRUSTEES
This important limo Of railway. 800 miles ongth. com
mcncng Rosenberg Junction Richmond and icrmn
atng at wnsvie IN Texas will be entitled under its
LAND GRANT from the state Of Texas TO 3.5Sl0OO acres
Of npOn the completion OF its road Of this onehaf OF
1872 acres equal D. 100 per mile are covered Dy
mortgage The road through the richest part oi
forms point Of intersection with five OF the principal
lines of and wlth tic existing main line To New"
York.
bonded debt OF the Company, when the whole au
thorized issue g.. complete. will only %SjU mile and
the total interest the whole sS0O 600 Bonds Will amount
To only lsOO1O per while the estimated nc earnings
of the completed road based upon the earnings of other roads
in the same state viii certainly exceed this amount by over
90 per cent
The first section the road 30 miles in length was opened
on the Of January the second and third sections
aggregatng miles, viii be opened by the end OF May 1852
Tie present of Bonds will therefore be secured by
completed road early 100 miles length. and by the maie
rial on hand further construction. valued at 100000
Subscriptions will e ore ned simultaneously in NewNork
and London tho 2ih OF April and closed April %.
Subscri ptiOns will lee received by the
undersigned at 9f PER- CENT, payable
in instruments, a- follows:
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28

FOR the long bonds were lower and weak. The maj
bids for the 4ias were of Ii, and for the As S per
cent. The market closed fairly steady at the ioi-
lowing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
PROPOSALS for FASTENINGS for CARS
4 and VESSELS TRANSPORTING MERCHANDISE


TREASURY DEPARTMENT April 25. 1882
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited unul ~ O'clock m
Monday May 49, ios2 for furnishing fasenngs for cars
aud vessels employed la transporting merchandise In bono
and merchandise passing IN transit through Canada aud
seals for cOrng ana sealing other appliances for securing
packages, in such Quantities he Department may FROM
time TO time require for ono year from July loS2
Proposals should be accompanied by OF the articles
proposed 10 be furnished and should state the price at ~en
same, boxed ana marked for shipment such manner as
required by the Del atment Will be delivered AZ s
express freight ut the place Of manu-
facture. NJ,
Where seals and wires glass seals or other seals
like submitted cozen samples VI
each should 10 furnished
The following articles used in securing cars &C.
Transporting nerchandise in bond viz:
For unappraIsed merchandise locks and seal hoi1rr me
patent combination glass ard paper seals 'hs
In II VIII made In tie Department.
For appraised merchandise aud merchandise passing IN
trsust through Canada seals and wires hand presses
brass tags sN3 inches numbered
consecutiveiv and punches for cancet1g the same -
For packages seals, with which the coru piaced
The department reserves right reject any or all bids
ue eTsmin tion will de OF and full consideration
given 20 merits oil locks scale and other devices WHICH
may be submitted. ,.-.,-- .,.Ao.o. ali ,hs mr.
ticles named and should marked Proposals Bot car s
enng and addressed Secretary OF the Ir,asufy
No special form proposal Is prescribed or fuse ny
the Department r.n,,,e po,crp S.crotarv
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
OFPIcP or THE MORNING STAR
In..nIInAIEn MNING COMPANY. :

OPPlcP or THE MOANING STAR
CONSOLIDATED MINING COAPANf
NO 33 WALL 81, NEW1QHk ApiI %, too-.
BIIE BOARD of TRUSTEES OF tins Com
4 HALF PER CENT the capital stock, payable April
office Of Messrs Adams a MciIarg No SO Wa-s,
Thc transfer books viii sth rcopened
on the I4th inst. WILLIAM ADAMS, treasurer
rrHE undersigned WILL on May ]. 1882, pay
i OFT principal anu interest on the FIRST MORlGAGE
BONDS of the CENTRAL lLOkADO IMPROVEMENT
4 OMIANN maturing that day not heretofore deslg
MALE iur rrdelupuon any time before MAY pre-
senatiun bonds with coupons OF Ma attached, Will
pa par and crue interest To uatoui resOnt
lion Holders OF said bonds exchange the same al this
the first bonds Of the
and dollar for dollar interest
cluahzfd. DhEN@.l- hOkbAN ~ CO
ST Louis ALTON AND 1EggE HACTE RALRoAp CoNPANT,)
No 81 WALL~-r,
NEW YORK, April n, lsS.
fTO THE PREFERRED STOCKHOLDERS
Il OF the st. Louis Alton and Terre 4 suite Railroad
Company.
me oard have day declared cash diyi'
dcud Three Per Cent payable May 30 1852, all stock
holders Of record on May >, lsS1.
Tho books the preored stock Will close May
at : y. IN. aud reopen une g. So. at 10 a.
W. BAYARD CUTTING, President,
TIE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILWAY co.,
TREASURES OFFICE GEAND CENTRAL DEpOT
y March -, 1882
TNHE BOARD Of DIRECTORS of tins COM
Dauy have this day declared Dividend al TWO PER
CENT the capital stock payable on Monday the ls'
For he rpo.e OF this dividend and also for the annual
the stockholders Tor the election OF GrtctVrs &c
which h. tn De held May next the transfer
b00ss viii bee cl0sed o'clock p SATURDAY, the ist
Of April next ana viii De- leOpcAo on to Olns Vi I'll
my 'A0 '' ' " ' E d. WORCESTER, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28

IA coachman (coloredd}i;
- experienced GTiver and groom Call or address CON
MAN j. B Brewster n Co, 5th.aye aud 4Sdst
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
5ituaIions n)anie0 Ala!es.

NOACHMAN-By a sober honest and rellt,
Bile man references from last employer VINO I
be seen is single objection % part OF the conn''
please, ad irrss COACilAIAN, Box l3 Tribune O;Lce
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28

Total bush IO 500 l9795O l72O 1880 3O75O 6l 645
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
TO-DAY were follows:
Shipments.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28
-"LT5 IL Mrsr nE MApE oUr os eoyEaxMEsI nLAsks

All lids be accompanied By certified checks
Unit States Depository Assistant Treasurer for t least
per cent Of tha amount OF the proposal
PRICE. Cnmrni.s
New-York tribune., 1882-04-28

~ con PANY-Sealcd proposals Will be received at the
office OF the Farncrs' Trust Company. No. 2G
the TO the Trustees Of Thirty Bonds
the Oregon Railway Navigation for the sink
provided in the mortgage to the undegned
curing the same.
proposals should be directed g. ROISTOS President,
26 place. and must be presented before ~
O'Clock m ls prOximO The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company. Trustees. BY X. q. ROLsTON. President
Nn-rN N.rl spF I
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-06-08
Monticello News,

Dr. B. Daughtry visited Monticello
last Monday on business, and on his return
we interviewed him as to the prospects o.
the place. At our request he furnished us
the following items:
Prospects of the town being built I'D Al
once; building lots near the public square
are held at good figure.
The contract to rebuild the court house
was let out last Monday by the Board O
Supervisors to A. E. Moreton, of our town
Lawrence county has good board; they
are intelligent and look we'll to the inter
est OF the county.
! Two general furnishing merchants, C. r
Dale 4 Bro, and A. Cohn both have goot
| stocks and receiving goods daily; also two
fancy groceries stores, E. NJ. Pepper and s
share Of trade wo hotels GSs ave op sne
with boarders, Thos. Beale and Jas. Daven
port.
The widow of the lamcnted Rev. S. w
Dale is building again, and her two som
will commence publishing the Monticello
| Advocate again in about two weeks.
An estimate has been made as to tn,
probable cost to rebuild Eastern Star Lodg.
and the members are anxious to commence
building at once, and contributions TOWARD
it would be appreciated.
Prospect of Baptist Church being bull
as soon as suitable location is secured.
! The county officers are very accommoda
ting and hard at work trying to save the
Records and get them in shape again; es.
pecially Sheriff Cannon, who has tedious
and hard job. Newly elected clerk Chas
Watts, is preparingito enter upon his duties
He will make good clerk.
The Relief Committee at Monticello and
DIR. G. A. Tunisson, committee of the Mason
ic fund, have done their work nobly. Per-
SONS from distance who contributed car
rest assured it has been distributed to the
needy.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-06-08
An Appeal irom Inc Ladies.

About ole year ago the Methodist Par.
sonage in Brookhaven was burnt. Some Of
the ladies are making efforts to rebuild it
They propose to have refreshments on the
college grounds during commencement
Everything shall be done decently and in
order. They wantyour support They are
looking to you (the present reader,) for
help. viii you not respond at the proper
time? They want town people and country
people to let them have fresh milk to be
made into ice cream. Also tea-cakes and
pound-cakes; also apples, pea $, grapes and
peaches. Drop line to Mrs. II. +. John.
son, notifying her how mnch you can help
in this way, and bring your contributions
to her the 10th and 10th of June, and re.
ceive the ladies' thanks.
Come one, come all Come rich and poor
On Comme ncement day and the day before
Come with your money, your dollars and
dimes,
And cease to complain of the weather and
hard times.
Come with your wives, your sweetheart and
lassics,
And have good time eating ice cream and
sasscs.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-06-08
DIR. w BILLIE
al street. between Franklin and

24l Canal street, between Franklin ant
IRENE streets, New Orleans, La, specialties
Nervous, chronic and private diseases: ner
vous diseases are either functional as cpl
ielsy, hys.eric paralysis, etc, or nervous de
bi'ity accompanied by impotency and semi
nal Weakness either caused by abuse or ag,
and is always cured by DR.. Bille's methot
DIR. Bile is II pupil Of Prof. Ricord, Paris
has resided in New Orleans for the last It
years, and has gained great reputation
for skill and success, as hundreds of the bes
citizens will testify. In his treatment O
diseases peculiar to :,|t
cminently successful Consultations and
correspondence absolutely confidential. Let.
tiers OF inquiry must contain postage stamps
for answer When in New Orleans, take the
Canal street or the Claiborne street cars
which both pass Dr. Bille's Office, 2il Canal
street marl6-1y
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-06-08

That Hacking Cough can be so quickl,
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guaranteed
Will You Suffer with Dyspepsia and XIV.
er complaint? Shilohs Vitalizer guaranteed
to cure you.
Sleepless Nights, made miserable by tina,
terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy
for you.
Catarrh Cured, health and sweet breath
secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
so cents, Nasal Injector free.
Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure il
sold by us on guarantee. 1t cures con-
sumption.
Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need fol
Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness
and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10
and Is cents per bottle.
Group Whoopiug Cough and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure.
For sale by Daughtry & Smylie.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-06-08

An exchange says that TO kill town in
two years, closely and promptly observe the
following rules:
l. If you should have an empty build
ing to rent, demand three times its value.
2. Look sour at every new conner and
give the cold shoulder to every business
man who desires to come among you.
3. Go abroad for your goods and wares
by no means purchase from your own mer.
chant and manufacturers, even at the same
price or less.
4. Finally, put thorough finish to you,
work Of Vandalism, by killing your local
newspaper, by refusing to subscribe or adj
vertise, so that persons at distance will
know that any business is being done il
your town.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-06-08
The Doyle Damage Suit.

A good deal OF interest has been nantes
ted here in regard to this slit, and for the
benefit OF those who wish to know, We copy
the following article in regard to the mat
ter from the Summit Times and Sentinel:
The case OF Mrs. Doyle vs.. c., St l.. an
.. K. K. Co., tried at the February term OF
the Pike county Circuit Court, resulting in
verdict OF Sc, 900, RENTED to 5000 in
favor OF plaintiff, and appealed by the Rail.
road Company to the Supreme Court, was
decided by the latter tribunal last Monday
May 18th, in favor OF the appellant, the
Railroad Company.
The first trial, had in the Circuit Court
at the August term, 1881, resulted in ver-
dict for the defendant. The Supreme Court
reversed the last judgment in favor of Mrs
Doyle, and established the first verdict and
judgment in favor of the Railroad Compa-
ny. The Supreme Court decided the case
on the ground that the collision, which
caused the death of Doyle, was produced by
the disobedience of orders on the part of the
conductor and engineer of the collidine
freight train, who were fellow servants OF
Doyle, and that in such case the Company
not being at fault, is not liable to plaintiff
for damages.
There had been an offer of $1,000 made
by the Company to Mrs. Doyle by way OF
compromise before the first trial, and 81
500 again before the last trial, both of which
were refused.
Thecaseh has ELECTED much concern among
the friends of Mrs. Doyle, and, however just
may have been the final decision in its le-
gal aspect, its consequences fall heavily
and unexpectedly upon her, and it is great
ly to be regretted that she did not accept
the compromise the Railroad Company of.
fered her.
The case has been stoutly contested on
both sides, and all the ground has been
fully explored. Capt. H. O. Bridges, OF
Summit, and Hon. r. H. Thompson, OF
Brookhaven, were the attorneys for the de-
PENDANTS, and the admirable manner in
which they conducted their side of the case
is the subject of general comment. Col. T.
r. Stockdale and w. P. Cassidy were the
attorneys for the plaintiff, and they worked
like beavers, and left no stone unturned in
their efforts to gain the day, but the decis.
ion went against them.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1882-06-08
CLASS G.

Membership fee, $3.50
Annual dues, 500
Each assessment, 800
In this class the certificates range from
Seven Hundred and Fifty to Three Thous-
and Dollars. Members marrying after six
months will be entitled to $3.50, or three
fourths of one entire assessment, not to ex-
coed the sum claimed, under the following
conditions: They are at liberty to marry
any time after six months, but certificates
in this class will not become due till nine
months after their date of issue.
Members marrying before the expiration OF
nine months are requiredtopaya II dues and
assessments till their certificates become
due. To illustrate: Members of this class
marrying after belonging to the Onion six
months must pay dues and assessments three
months longer before they can collect their
benefits. Under the same rule members
in this class will be entitled to the follow
ing accumulations at marriage, benefit new
er to exceed $1,000:
S. A. 80 x.>a,tl, eN SSO