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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25
Wings ofold Wayne, be your watch
word. WORK and SUCCESS,
The South in Danger.

The locos Of Washington city recently pub
lisl,od an address designed for circulation III the
South exclusively. charging Mr.. Clay with beng
an abolitonist. They printed under the
supcrintondanco of Senator Walker. Tho Wings
obtained copy Of It and attempted 70 buy few
thousand copies for circulation in tho North
The locos would not lot thom have Il single copy.
The Wings thon had printed large number of
copios, which limo for line, word for word
letter for lc,tor, and point for point the same
Tho locos finding themselves foilcd IN their at
tempt to circulate this document in tho south, now
como out and declare il TO DO forgery. This is
what the vulgar call ..chawng their own words
Thov know il is genuine copy. and now resort
to falschood 10 covor up their own rascallty.-
We aver upon testimony that 10 honest man tho
he be loco. will doubt, that it is true and faith
full copy of document published by Senator
Walker. They dare not deny it in decent
crowd unless they depraved as tho editor
Of the Jciiorsonan and he dare do any thing.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25
SHERIFF.S SALE.

i - virtue OF an Execution 10 directed. from the
ID Wayne Circuit Court, will expose n, public .ale at
the curt house toor IN Centervie Wayne County,
the l6.h dav November 1874 betwe the hous
u ten o'clock A Nj, and four O'Clock, p on said day.
the following property, ~ VITA certain parcel
81 land situa ted III Wayne Indiana by
oe'g part Of the South East quarter tniry-hve
Township fourteen. Range West. beginnn. at the
junction of the National Road the w es, line of sa
section. East along the North side Of said
road thirty psrches thence North parallel with sad Yves,
line TO include thirteen Taken property Of
Wait. DAVID CENTRy Sh.ra
Oct. oath, lS44.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25
W HiG MEETINGS,

On Friday, the 25th inst. WV. A.
BlckLE Esq. will address meeting
to be held at Hagerstown.
On Saturday, the Goth Mr.. BIcKLE
will address the citizens Of Dudley
township Henry county, at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Hardin.
On Friday the list Nov. Mr.. PERRY.
will address the people at Economy.
On Saturday, the I'd Nov. JAMES
PERRY Esq. will address the people at
Newport.
On Wednesday the 3Oth, Mr.. Blck-
lie will address the people at Will
liamsburg, and on Thursday he will
speak at Washington Clay township.
On Saturday, the Goth, Judge PERRY
will address the people at Boston.
It is probable other speakers will at
tend at each Of the above appoint
nents.
Speaking at each of the above
named places will commence at . o.
clock. 1t is particularly requested OF
The wings in the respective places TO
make the necessary arrangements. and
endeavor to have general attendance
IF the people.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25
Bring out E.eyry Vote.

Whiz= remember tho importance Of single s"te One
tho nation Of embarrassment
suffering, and finally frcn, anarchy aud rum 'ne
vote some wears 20 a I.acooco in Mas
One the state Of ludiaha 70 M
Clay thai shall lack vote OF preven-
ting our State from going for Polk and Tex
as All taat is wanting triumph is fui! Wing
so,e. Let thai be given aud victory is
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25
James C. Birney.

Tho Liberty party nominee for President, has
VIC understand, accepted tho nomination of tho To-
cofocos IN Saginaw county, (whero he resides1
for representative in tho Legislature of Mlchgan
Whether this is intended withdrawal from
the Presidential contest and a intimation TO his
party TO 60 IN for Polk, Texas, the slave power
and dsunion not, unadyiseG.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25
CulDable Apathy.

We learn from the Portsmouth Il. H. Journal
that III tic little town of Acton. Me-. bordering
on New Hampshire, no less than THIRTY wings
did not vote at the late election. On such men
rests the responsibility for all the nisrule which
their negligence has permitted. Let such re-
port be made in November.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25
sc HOOL NOTICE.

"TSS EMILY KNOWLTON would respectfully in
WI form her ends ard the public, that intends
peoirg a school Richmond, second Monday Ne
vember nex IN a Convenient room, 4e Her sssms 1ili
be redoced 50 Quarter f- scholars
ard Z. so for th9.e advanced 81. respectfully
lFe,ss share Of patronage.
Oct 10Th, 1914
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25

Vie uniersgne has taken WAY Proba .e
Court letters of administration on the estate of
Thomas ellis. deceased, late OF said rointy persons
indebted said will please immediate paw
ment. and All having claims against tie presen,
them legally authenticated for settlement, the time
prescribed by law. The estate is propab solvent
FANNY NICHOLS.
Oct 18th, Is44. 45-5t Adn'x.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25
Executors Notice.

FTNHE undersigned ba taken Of WAYNE Proba,
Il Court. letters the Ann
of sa id and therefore request
indebted make immediat payment
and ali those having claims against the to presen,
them legally auhen for settlement time
prescribed by law. The probably solvent.
WAY JEFFRIES.
JOSHUA JEFFR!ES
10Th 10Th, 1874 Executors
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25
Election Tickets.

1t is .imo the Wings Of every township ~ the
county and tho State supplied with tickets
for the Presidential election. We are prepared
10 furnish any quantity at - cents per hundred.
A good supply should be had and distributed into
the hands Of active and vigllant mon. and the
hands Of tho different committees Of vigilance.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25
North Carolina Election.

The following tho official of the la
for Governor IN North Carolina.
Graham, {Nhig) 1856
l!okc, dem 39.aa3
Graham's majority, 1853
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25
WANTED I@JNEDIATEL

apprentice TO learn the Boot and Shoe making
IA "ess. No one need apply who s the age of II
years. cannot produce satisfactory evidence of good CHI
irter a. BALLARD.
Ore door wo., Of the Bank Richmond Ini.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25
RICHMOND FOUNDRY!

VII. snhscribers having purchased the RICHMOND
Il FOUNDRY of Nordyke, FouHc g. UiH, lns arc
prepa red to furnish all kinds CASTINGS "a lou
as they can be had in Cincinnati, my other
neht N the western country and have general
sor.ment of and Of the Of III.
hes, Mlw'gh,s the west, will saw 10 tbos. who
ap'us 70 improve OF nnid Ms that they will find il
their advantage TO give a call, as time.
the bes, stock that be had, nrres will
found TO Correspond with the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25
SALE FOR IA NI.S.
DELINQUENT Taxes for 1913 and 1914.

BY virtue Of precept to me directed from the
city clerk, | shall offer at public sale, on tho
Second Monday of November next,
at the Council Chamber door, first, the Rents and
Profits, and in failure of that satisfying the Taxes
now due, the fee simple of the following Roal Es-
tate, all living and being in the city of Richmond,
Wayno county, Indiana, md taken and distressed
for Taxes, the property of the following named
nor to yrif-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25
spurious Tickets.

In $40 tho locos printed tickets with tho name
OF Gen. Harrison at tho head. followed by the
names of the loco electors. They bore the car
marks of the Jeiiersonian. If they did it then
they may do il now. Wings read over your
tickets before you cast your votes into tho ballot
box. Be not deceived by forgery. Tho party
which places its banner upon ..savc pen'' will
not stop at any crime under Heaven to carry -
ends.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25
Wisconsin.

The election has resulted in return Of Democratic
mnJor tiles 70 both branches of the Legislature.
Gov. T. a ed n and s,n,
ed duties Of his Office.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25
n Cusll man
DIR Bower
JOHN fIolictt
! Routh
J Williams
y T'hornburgh
Vim Jordan

Gentlemen Of the Committees of vigilance,
hermit an humble Individual in the wing ranks
en,reat YOU by every consideration dear to free
men to 90 to work. Wal. not for the day Of the
election, but take hold now-loose not day.
Visit your neighbors, and if you find them luxe
warm, excite them by displaying before them Inc
vast interests at stake in the coming election ana
impress upon them tho importance Of their midi
yidual vote. If you find them without tho means
Of attending tho election, provide that means iof
them. Do it carly. If they should be ILL., Obtain
for them |, comfortable carriage, and suihcich'
attendants to bring them to tho polls.
When tho morning of the election arrives, DO
=, ,ho Ground will, the morning sun. Pass
,rond =, rIv and deposte tickets in the hands OF
faithful and trusty Wings. When tho polls arc
o,ened station faithful sentinels at the window
and ouard with an honest zeal the proudcst priv
;lece Of freodom--thc light Of suffrage. &c pre-
n, rcd to rcfuto all tho ocotoco hes that may DC
,u,t in circulation on the Of the election u
has boon discovered that it is the Intention OF inc
friends Of Mr.. Polk, to put 10 circulation imfhco'
.,elv preceding tho election, perhaps on the NOR
nino lcttor purportng to be from HIM. express
ing his determination to support the tari1f as u -
in favor Of q continuation of the Cumberland
Road and all other measures which arc popular
:, the North and Wost Mr.. Polk will not pub
,sh s,,ch q lc,tcr--ho will not gIvo tho lIe 10
all his past life. Other reports will be started III
regard 10 Mr.. Clay-be prepared to rcbut thom.
There is nothing vlle that tho iocos VIII ho'
resor, to on that occasion. They will forge the
name of Mr. Clay to any thing that they think
ma be- calculated TO subsorve their ncfarlous pur-
poses.
The time has now passed for Mass MeetinSs OF
the people. Tho work is to be done now by ac-
,,nI service Win you refuse that service to your
country now when she is calling for aid and pro
lection from every workshop IN tho land--ffom
The f,,rro Of tho blacksmith, the scat of the shoe
makcr-,llo board Of the taiIor-tho manufacture
from tho farm houses and bright fields OF the
agricullurallst.
To the wings, ono and all, VIC say be actlso'--
You arc deeply indebted to your country tor tho
great privileges you hayo for years enjoyed. It's
government has protected your property from tho
hand OF tho incondiary--it has added to your
store, and preserved your lifo, perhaps from the
mower Of ,ho lawlcss mob. Will you not ,hon
nav that debt! II may save you heavy cost-you
and your chlIIrcn from porll, suffering, taxation
To sustain an infamous war; and il will secure you
wears of prosperity. BE faithful TO tho cause OF
your country and frcedom-to your constitution,
YOUR laws, and National honor.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25

Tato ". York Pcnnsylvana ssiil Mr. Clay -
Mr. Polk possibly be elected unless ne re-
ceives the New York, Pennsylvania an FiTg MIA
w in he get them 1--WE guass not-we calculate not
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25
ENDS BOOKS.

ISF received from the East, .ot OF Frienns' publi-
- cations embracing old standard and
ers Of later date THE following titles Of a few
Of the works just received:
Select Historical Memoirs
OF the Religious Society Of Friends, commonly called
Z mixers For tho nfoma ton of young PERSONS and iu-
quifes after divine truth. BY VIM. Iloigson, Jr
George Fox's Journal.
Letters Of the late John Thorp,
OF Manchester, Minister the Gospel in the Society
Of Friends To which IS preGxed Memoir Life OF
the Writer.
A Memoir
OF Louisa Nav, daughter Of Thomas and Lucy Maw,
spiritual Guide.
or the Rise Progress and Prosecutions of the neople
called Quakers in the North Of Scotland, John relay
Letters of Isaac Pennington,
Son of Alderman Pennington London, an eminent
Minister of the Gospel in the Society of Friends.
Barclays Apology Of Christ, An Inquiry into
the Accordancy Of War with the principles OF Christi
unity aud Exam Of t!e philosophical reasoning
10y which il is defended by iona Dymona George
Whehead-Barclay's Caterhism--Sa Samuel Nea,-.Iew-
IS oathsf}evans' View-Richard Lordau--t;roves's
Ictters-The doctrines OF Baptism Lords Sup
per--Rise and Progress, by WIN. Penn. &c SC.
For sale a, tho BOOK STORE.
Richmond, Sept. l3. le44. 3sn
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25
Bring ont the Sick.

II arrangements have not been made i'll every township
county bring the sick and aged to the polls on
the election, lei such arrangements be made IN
media,ly.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25
3l53
GFaham's majority,
Pennsylvania.

The 6.ohe says the vote for Shank viii be $50 a
falling of this Says the ilarrisburgn Argus, the
election, shall carry b. $4,000. Adds the Richmond
Enfnirer, a, the lowest by $4,000. ie, Demo
cratic triumph.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25
WOODS PATENT PLOUGH.
STOVES! STOVES!

We have on hand n general assortment Of COOKING;
: TOsES. Of the iaieei and
seven and ten plate, with variety Of PARLOUR and
FRANKLIN STOVES; all Of which We will excha,e,
low for cash. wheat good horses
fI-AH orders thankfully received the Foundry or n
Store door Of the Pos, Once on Main s,er,
L. J. O'HARA.
Richmond. Nov 2, is42. ar
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25
presidential Election.

Til. gea. commences IN Ohio and Pennsylvania,
90 Friday the day Of month. anticipate the
yss,t, and u,bIish the following re,sfns
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25

G-Tho Locofoco papers; tina, is. some Of Tho
piSriEsT OF them--are publishing letter from
"reasy Bob Wickiffe. Of Kentucky. one of the
"eaness and most abandoned wre,ches in The
world filled with personal abuse Of Mr.. Claws
private character. Locofocosm is at a low ebb
when 1t requires the aid Of such creatures n
"reasy Bob.-[Ind, Cour.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25
RICH MOND CASH STORE
new FIR NJ.

TAMES F. REEVES. after returning thanks to his
~ frerds for the liberal patronage him
doing business this city. would respectfully
them that having associated Ra PHI Paiee the
business will hereafter be conducted
nj Reeves PAIGE the old stand Of j. E. Reeves
can. at ali times ne found general goods
at the lowest prices. for cash.
Richmond, Oct. ]. Is44
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25
Majority for Slade

T.Es
Tho Legislature of Vermont on Thursday last, The
Hon Andrew Tracy elected Speaker Of the House.
Merrill. Jerk The for Speak was for Andrew
Tracy l2t, VIM. SnnboTn 50 A. NJ IIau kins and Two
bga nks.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25

VIE subscriber offer. for sa!e light wagon,
Il an OLD team cart horse, and q fine young -.
we'll broke to work ride-ssuns low He also
expects 10 keep covered Carriage bosss, md
good horses TO hire asionaIIy.
Oct l7th. I644. 43-3t F. w. ROBINSON
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25
Georgia.

are ut length informed of the result
ton ~ all the Congressional districts Georgia. The
coni district has gwen small Iocofuco maority,
Ished as compared with the last years The
th. Sta Congress the refore
GRACE four members OF each parry, being w hg
two. Their re 8 follows;
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25
A&ngW2 MA@MsgwwE.

gA&DIN8 @A0EIgWIE.
We will also make CARDING MACHINES Of the b .,
style and finish TO order, and on moderate terms.
WOODS PATENT PLOUGH.
We making the PLOUGH. From the long .,ap-
ding Of this Plough this and adjoining counties and
OHIO. deem unnecessary speak Of superior
qualities have but inquire have used
them to ind they the best md Plough
fal use We manufacture four sizes and
four horse Poughs all of which for mone
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25

ElVlkBE SEALElktHg
ME subscriber has for hire. several good horsse
Il -ouggies end uell broke horses Ills will
ui,ed TO the times. LEWIS BURK
Richmond, March 10Th. 1912. l1H
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25

WI more than do me- - a'A soa'-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-25
A Family Carriage and Harness.

NOR SALE-en,ire!y new, suitable los one or two ho
ses JOB BORToN.
Richmond, Sept. 90, 1914. 3of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28
CITY INTELLIGENCr
COURT. Before w.
cellor McCors. '"eItse
DECISIONS.


Peter G. S,oney and Christopher K. s,o,..
American Life Insurance and Trust Compspv u
pany issued It's certificates Of deposit in 1895 for "a ~
able Mr. Thom's Davis 10 pay for sale OF 50 - : ?
s,uyvssant estate near Tompkins Square, which S,s
morgaged BY Du4ley stuyvesaa, The p,oc,--, =. -
sequently transferred by part OF the same
An injunction recently obtained % 49,. Us's
der forec!osuEa the ground thar The Compsnv
corporation and had nigh: TO DO bushes, il hi,
therefore It's acts void and il canro, CIV.
ther tina, usury had been exercised, the Comn,n
certificates AZ per cent neres; for 2Oyeas which
were depreciation Of is per cen, in exchange "a,
gage a; year er per Cent Motion is mad. "a
injunction dissolved. The Yce.Chaacello, c.,,s..., =
allegations want OF power in the COMPANY 10 A.,
question of usury, 10 be Of sufficient weight, pr,il
Of. endanger the title AID hazasdDg the prop.v
under such circumstances, being sacrificed AIoon -
solve inunc,io denied but the d-isnaan, is AZ lbsr
a cross bill, nc.
The same the same.-Exceptions TO N,s,..
report on the ground Of farther answer oysrrued.
In the matter Of the Receivers Of the Es,,,s A.,
Effects OF the Etna Fire Insurance Company Of N.v~
Order everything exception TO Masters report, bu,,rS
pr JUDGE 10 claim sc.
Montague Ward rs. James Monatt and obs,,
Opinion that the purchaser get good title sDc H.
csion in Court OF Errors IN the OF Moore w. Lvo,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28
Ne1y-York Legislature.


The Senate were occupied with debate upon
the resolution calling upon the Surrogaes through
out the State to transmit a statement OF their
fees. No answers have been received from seve-
raj Countles-New-York and Albany amongst
tire number. After various motions and good
deal Of talk, the subject was postponed. The
medical restrictions bill was then discussed, I'D
nauseam, as all doctors stuff generally is and the
Committee rose and reported progress-being ex
actly at the point whence they started
The presentation OF cloud ofpettions occupied
the House until late hour. Afterwards Mr. AL
len, from the Committee, reported adversely to
the bill Of Mr.. Youngs relating to the property OF
married women and recommending an amend
ment authorising cypress trusts. A motion to
reconsider the vote refusing the use of the Hall
to Dr. Edwards for the purpose of delivering a
lecture on the observance Of the Sabbath was ne
gatived, after long debate. The House agreed
to hold afternoon sessions after the 26th inst
Nothing else of Importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28

OF one to the injury those of ano portion the
Yeas ISL to Nays; viz: MessEs. ALis, GRrssELL, wiz
rhe 2nd that every citizen OF common country has
right demand equality OF rights ana pIsiIsges and to
complete and ample protection OF person and property from
domestic violence foreign aggression unanimously Yeas
The ID that Congress under the Constitution has right
70 interfere with con:Gol the domestic institutions o! he
several States and that each STATE IS s sole and pr3i
CONSTITUTION yeas 81 10 MssFs. ADAMS, Vance ard
The sth that all efforts Of the Aboonists others to
induce Congress interfere with the question Of Slavery or
to take recipient steps III relation thereto are calculated 20
Lead N ha most alarming and dangerous consequences have
an Inevitable Tendency the happiness ct 'he PEG
pie and the permauency of the Unior aud ought not 70 De-
cnnnenauced bv any friend OF political institutions
Yeas 28 10 Nays Messrs Adams, ABBOTT Bakar, Dlesey'
iiddinss. Grinne!l Hardin Harper, Hudson, Hunt ryp
isud, McIIvaine Rogers, Severance, a Smith, Ticen,
Vance vinton aud W!nhrop-23
Messrs. RHETT, PAYNE and BLACK, OF ga ask
ed to be excused from voting on the last DIVISION
alleging that the declaration that Congress ought
not to interfere with the domestic institutions OF
the States wasa virtual acknowledgment OF their
riqht to pass upon the question, and OF conse-
ouence to decide the other way II they saw ut
The House refused to excuse them, but MIR. T. If
not the other two gentlemen, refused to vote, as
did also Mr.. BARNARD and some others.
Various other unlmportant resolutions were OIL
fered.
In SENATE, among the petitions presented was
one by Mr.. WRIGHT, from Messrs. prlme " ard
and King, Of n. Y. for payment of Treasury
Notes taken in the course Of business, but which
the Government decline to pay as being fraudu-
lently obtained.
MIR. DAYTON concluded his speech in opposition
to the resolution looking toward the termination
OF the convention for the Joint occupation OF Ore
onn. ARGUS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-28
Commercial and Money Matters.

u For sales uttke Stock Exchange, and Commercial
and Money Matters see Last Page.
The Stock market rather heavy to-day, and
descriptions declined.
The Exchange market remains inactive. Ster-
ling Is ST 9; Francs 80 a 5 2S;.
The acting City Comptroller gives notice that the
temporary water oau due March 1874 will be paid princi
pal snd interest, that day.
The Equitable Safety Insurance Company, Of
Boston, have declared the past
wears business ALSO of cent in cash on all
the past issues ofscIip.
The property and privileges of the Delaware and
Trenton Falls Company sold at Trenton on Tuesday
last for $50 OOo subject ncumbrance of $1,000 This
sale made by the receivers.
Domestics exported from Boston during the week
ending Feb a. 1915 To East Indies 50 bales TO West Indies
1870 do; to Mexico do South America so do total 3D.
ne-dollar notes of the Bank OF the State (South
Cardinal have been altered ves by FASTING the letters and
figures of FIVE several places the face OF
Also South Western Railroad scrip Of the denomination OF
one dollar are in circulation altered three and the 1t TO It.
The bill authorizing the City ofCincinnati to SUBJ
scribe 500 900 the stock Of the Little Miami Railroad Co.
IN case majority Of the voters of the city shall vote IN avot
of such subscriptions has passed the Senate OF the State To
complse this road TO Xena the of $4,000 required
Gentlemen in Greene county and others along the line stand
pledged to raise $4,000 case Cincinnati will subscribe
the 100000; and this settled the whole line will pro-
baby be completed b. July, 1916