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TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
iishemlpgo County. {
PROBATE CouRr, JUNE trim, lS45

hObAIE AOCRI, JUNE Urn, 1919.
A. L REYNOLDS, Administrator of the
E'a'e.of John N. Hogue, deceased; having
represented TO the satisiac ion Of be Probate
Court Of i'ishamngo Couply Mississippi; that
the paro0a Estate OF the SAID deceased is not
suiic elt to pay the debts Of the sam,. No.
tee is therefore hereby given to all persons il
'cresied in the Lands aud Tencmenls, of the
ea'd decreased, to appear before the Probate
4 urt OF Tishan, ugo County, at FERN Of said
Court, to he holden at The Court House, in the
Town Of acinto, on the first Monday in August
!Sioi TO show cause, Il any they can, why an
Oder shall not be made, TO s,ll the interest
Which the said deceased had at the time of his
death, in aud to he undivided half of the North
E2s, Quarter Of Section Twelve, Township
Six, Of Range Tn, Eas':-And also, all the in.
,erest the said deceased, had in and to a Saw
Mill and Grss Mill, situated on said Land; sub.
lect nevertheless, 10 the Dover of The Widow
OF said deceased; lying n the County afore-
sald. BY order the Court.
WITNESS, lhe Hon. A. l.. Wr1a
~ Judge of The Probate Court OF Tisho
lLsl mmgo County, with the Seal thereof
~ annexed, the first Monday in June,
ls45. Issued 23rd June 1915.
c. D. KEY, CL'K
june.2s ls45--32-4y prs fee 81 so
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a COMMITTED TO the Jail of TIN
AK <pah County, Mississippi, on the l7th
GY ant, Negro Boy, who calls his
pN mans Charles, and says he belongs
80 to John MCGEE, who lives in ponola
Couaty Miss. Said negro boy is a
OF ayellow complexion, speaks quick when
spoken to, he is about 8 feet or inches high,
IS or 20 years of age, and will weigh about 1875
9 l4O pounds; had on when committed, white
cotton roundabout and pants. The owner OF
fa'd negro is requested to come forward, prove
properly, pay charges, and take him away, or
he VIII be dealt with as the law directs.
i. NJ ROGERS, JaiIor
!. otTppah County.
June 2lst ls45-3llf
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. }
Tippah County.

aram Hines, } Attachment. Levied on Land
49,: VS. to wit: N E Sec %, Town
DenJ' Sherrod. )ship l, Range 2 East.
NoFlCE is hereby given, that an Attach.
~ ment hath been duly issued, the suit
,ho OF the above named Hiram Hines against
tho e Estate Of the said Benjamin Sherrod, for
Ie.;e99 m OF Sixty Dollars, and has been returned
Cnu. Gnu ana is now pending before the Circuit
defsn t oIsaid County, and that unless the said
sa;d " % shall appear at the next Term of
lss,o ourt, on the last Monday in September
ana ana give bond with Sufficient security
ane p'ead within the time limited for his appear.
pn 81, Judgment will be entered, and the estate
~ attached win be sod. - 'N'e
Inn. HARDY w. STRICKLlN, Clerk.
"s 'a'n ls45--30- 4w--prs fee IS.
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nfsl lcn; and has totally d,sfeesrdod his mar.
rags vow with her, and that be has W. the
space u more lbap three years wholly deserted
end abandoned her, snd lat BIS defoniUu and
ababdoninent has been wlliu, continued aud
obstinate lof torn u time, OF moro lhan three
Ycsfs, and That dunna none ottbai limo las ho
10 any mahnef, discharged towards hcf any of
The duties Of husband ~ wife, and that no still
continues his obstinate and willuI doutftDn
Of her.
Prayer, iha, The said William q. Barker be
made defendant, and that the bonds Of Ma'fi.
mony between Complainant and Defendant be-
Dissolved, and fvf such other and further relief,
~ The matter aud circumstances Of the case
may fequre.
HARDY ~ sTRICKLIN, Cltfk
June 18th 1si5.- 30-.3n
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NEW FAMILY GRO
Gerry AND
Produce Store
in lsiDACV.

| YE have just received and are now operioo in
- the Town Of Ripley, a large and general
assortment of Groceries, Produce SC. consis.
ting in part Of the following articles when .m
determined to sell cheaper for CASH than
they have been heretofore sold ia this marker
viz "e''
!; . axs Jas River Tobacco. : 2COO-lbs hest SUE.
." Kentucky do. IS bis Njolasses
3 Z" Raisins, s3nGO jhs R;oC-s
2 kegs SaIeratus, sIO Sacks 81. Sohts
=" Pepper, $40 bic sn.. N.
Spice, iJO , rCo'
Ginger, IL !. - p' n,sAsy
s Nails, assorted. 81 :, D'H Vu,1y'
10 bales Spun Cotton. - Io.s S.. ""s'
,sgetner with Indigo, Nader, Starch. Brooms.
wafer, aver buckets, Powder, Shot & Lead, Candy
assorted Snuif, Percussion Caps, Writing Ps!
Per- Per Ink. Sperm, Star and TaIlow Candies
morse collars, Wedding Hoes, Spanish and
MeIee Segars Box Backing, Stone Ware as.
sorted; Rice' Imperial and other Teas. j Box
assn Lemons, fresh Mackerel; and many ether
, ar,,ces loo tedious to eaumerae Call il you
"an' bargains, as voa will be sure to get them.
R;,,er No. NE WTON w. SCOTT.
"'P'ey' Ma,ct 22na, ls45-lSu
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THE STATE OF MlSSIS SIPPI, }
Tippah County. {
PROBATE COURT, JUNE TERM, 1874.

PROBATE CouRT, JUNE TERM, 1916.
| EOHN HUNTER, Administrator of Will
~ ian Norton, deceased, having made an
exhibit on oath, OF the debts ewing by
said Estate, and having set forth in petition
duly sworn 10, that there is not efficiency OF
money or personal property remaining to pay
said debts. and having prayed the Court for an
order TO sell the real estate,or lands of said Win
lam Norton, deceased, for the raising the mon
ey to pay said debts; it is ordered by the Court
that citation issue, requiring all persons inter.
esed in the lands, tenemants and Entertainments
Of said Nm. Norton, deceased, to appear before
the Probate Court OF Tippah County, Missis
sppi. on the first Monday in August 1915, to-
Show cause, If any they have, why said lands
tenements and Entertainments, or so much
thereof shall not be sold as will be sufficient to
pay the residue of said debts.
~ Witness, The Hon. r. r. Thorn
[Lsl as, Judge of said Court, and the
~ seal thereof annexed he Sd June
1915. Issued the 81 June lS45
DANIEL HUNT, Clerk. !
June 7th lSi5-29-3V
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Tippah County,
PROBATE CoUar, JUNE TERM, ls45.

gMyiilS day James Morgan, Lewis Morgan.
81 Lawson Morgan, and Felix Norris, Eeg.'
atees of the Estate of John klorr 40.
deceased, late Of Dallas County, Alabama, made
application by petition for the sale of The Neg,s
Slaves belonging to said Estate, therein ns.c,ed
setting forth that there are several heirs ont
lied 10 portion thereof and that an ecnal 4;
vision cannot be had in kind among the he;.s
uhereupon was ordered by tie Court ,ha,
citation issue, requiring all Persons iri ,res.oa
70 pc and appear at the next Term of his Cors,
70 be held at the courthouse in Tie TOWN ~ :,
Ripley on the first monday in Jp' ynext ~ sho,n
cause, if any they have, why laid negro sla vss
should not be sold and thai. said citation be npb.
l,s I TOR three successive weeks in the Ripley
ofRipley. " '"s WA
WITNESS The Hon. r. r. Thorn.
IL as Judge of said court, 1nd the seal
sieseoi annexed, the Sd June 1916. Issued the
dJuhe 1916. ~
DANIEL HUNT, Clerk.
June 7th IS45-o9-3t -
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, D
I'ippah County.


PROBATE Court NAY TERM, 1915.
O. DAVIS, Administrator de bonis non Of
James M. Gunter, deceased, having made an
exhibit on oath, of The debts owing by said Es-
tate and having set forth in his petition duly
sworn to, that there is no money or personal
property remaining unadministered, werewith
10 pay said debts, and having prayed the court
for an order to sell the lands of said James M.
Gunter, deceased, for the purpose of raising
money to pay said debts. 1t is thereupon or.
dered by the Court, that citation issue requiring
all persons interested in the lands, tenements,
and Entertainments of said James Nj. Gunter,
deaced; to appear before the Probate Court Of
Tippah County, Mississippi, on the first Mon.
day in July next to show cause, if any they
have, why SO much Of the lands, tenements, and
Entertainments Of said James M. Gunter, decea.
sed, stall not be sold as will be sufficient to pay
the residue of said debts.
WITNESS, the Hon. II, r THoM
~ AS, Judge of said Court, the s.
t. 81 May, lS45, and the seal Of said
~ Court. Issued the Sthday of May
lS45. DANIEL HUNT.
CLERK
Nav 10th lS45--25-5y
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VINO is the greater! the sage, who sising a.
ooPe The stormy time gazcs at IT wirhou, action
o. ne Who throws himslf boldly from the sum
NUS n' repose into the battle crowd of timel
u IS sublime II the eagle tles through the hun.
Ger CLOUD up to the serene heavens; but far
more sublime II, soaring in the blue above the
"a vaults OF The gale, he rushes through it up
O" nus mountain sea-, where his featherless
fam''y gather and trembIe.
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ESTRAY-TIPpaH COUNTY, Miss.

EI<AkEN up by Booker Pate, living s miles
- Eastof Ripley, on the road leading to
Troy; One yellow bay horee l5k hands high,
Il OF years old. one saddle spot on his right
EIDE, = white feet, left hind and left fore foot:
30 brands pcrceIvable; Appraisedto SIS
June 26th lS45-32-3t
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True Power will intoxcate the hes, hearts,
a. WINE the strongest head. No man is wise
cnoo-h, nor good enough TO be trusted with un.
hnrtd wer, Ter whatever qualification be
may Rave evinced to eni,le him to the posses
t'n Ct dangerous privilege, yet when posses
ED, others can no longer answer for him be
cdu,e he can no longer answer for himself.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI }
Tppah County.

Tppah County.
CIRCUIT CoURr. 9Th day Of April 1915.
Wiley Pope, Eyecu or of
he Estate Of William
Ii. Pope, deceased.
Milo Forsyth
gENy HIS day came the complainant by A.tor-
~ hey, and II appearing to The satisfaction
OF the Court, that the Defendant resides
beyond the limits Of he State Of Mississippi, so
nat The ordinary process of this Court cannot
nc served upon him. Ii is therefore ordered by
me Court, That unless the said defendant ap-
pear al the next term of thls Court, on the first
day thereof, to be held at the Cur, House in
me Town of Ripley, tor the County of Tippah,
in the State of Mississippi, on the las, MONDAY
IN Septembe l34j, and plead, answer or demur
to coMplainan,s Bill, that the allegations there
IN contained, will be taken as confessed, and
TINS cause set for final hearing, and decreed &C.
cordngIy. Il is further ordered by the Court,
that tins order bepubished in The Rip'ey Ad
Vertiser, news paper published in The Town
OF Ripley, in the State of Mississippi for the
space OF Two Months successfully, not ifying
the defendant OF The pendency of this suit.
HARDY w, STRlCKLlN, CLERK
ABSTRACT.
Complainants Bill charges, that on the 27rh|
OF April l942, William II. Pope, now deceased,
sold TO Milo Forsyth, the following land, lying
IN TiTpah County, State of Msssppi, to vii. |
The South east Quarter, of Section Ten, in
Township Five, OF Range Two, east; for which
said Forsyth executed his note TO said pope.
for One Hsndred and Five Dollars, due the
18th December lS43, and the said Pope give
his Bond TO Forsyth for title. that said Forsyth
has since left the State of Mississippi and gone
to parts unknown to complainant, carrying with
him said title bond and leaving no effects in
the sald State. Complainant charges said note
to be specific lien upon said land
Prayer, that said Forsyth be made defendant
and required TO answer compliments BILL and
that said land be sold for the payment of the
purchase money, and prayer for such other and
further relief, as The case require, &c.
HARDY w. SrRICKLlN, Clerk.
June 18th 1915 30-2m
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IlIaH HAgDrD toyDU1f 90 ruB MoHmoNs :
The ~. Louis Republican, VI The ~ b, has IN,
iolowing;-
We learn from The officers Of The e,eame,
Lebanon, That the tnufdefefe Of tho two Ger
mans ~ Iowa, spoken Of by our correspondent
day or two sioce, were apprchcnded in Nau.
WOO, ~ Thursday, aud were three IN number.
They bcihe aoriDons, The authorities of Mas.
v'o would noi give them up TO ,horo Of Iowa,
bnt were proceeding 10 Try them in their own
cou I, when The Il banon was there, on We'd
nesday u said the people above and below
Nluvoo are very indignant at the high handed
mea ures aud proceedings OF the Mofnons, and
II is not improbable that an attempt will be made
ere long, TO eSpe them.
According 10 to paragraph in the Spring.
h''d Q't) Journal OF the ID h inst, the Nor.
moH''l dhsrent parts Of the West are gener.
N'y moving to their cry of Nauvoc, Carrying
VITA 'hem all the arms they can obtain. New
'A', chlels are supposed to be brewing.
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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI, !
Tp9ah County.
CRcUir CoUBr, sth day Of April lsi5
Margaret Clarke, by
her next freud,
Smith Beloltc. ) Divorce.
Marion Clark.


| Marion Clark
y2yllIS day came The Complainant by Al
m iorney, and It appearing to The salsiac.
ton OF the Court, that the Defendant
resides beyond The limits Of the State OF Miss.
slppi, 81 that the ordinary process of law can.
not be served upon him, 1t is therefore ordered
by The Court, that unless the said defendant
appear at the next term OF this Court on the
first day thereof, to be held for the County of
I1ppah, IN said State, at the Court Hou,e in
The Town Of Ripley, on the last Monday in
september 1919; and plead, answer, or demur
to complalnants bill, that the same with all al.
legations therein contained will be taken as
confessed, and Ibis cause set for final hearing &
decreed accordingly. Il is therefore ordered
by the Court, that this order be published IN
he Ripley Advertiser news paper published
IA the Town of Ripley, in said State, for the
space of Three Months, Notifying the Dsien
dant OF the tendency Of tins -ut.
HARDY w. STRlCKLlN, Clerk.
ABSTRACT.
Compliments Bill states, that in the wear
lS4i, she was married 10 the said Marion Clark
and before her marriage, she was Margarei
Beolte, that during their marriage they had
one chrd, that she conducted as dutifuI wife
towards her said husband, bu, that he has Who'll.
Iy disregarded his marriage VOW with her, and
that he has treated her in The most brutal man.
ner, ami threatened her life; Compliments Bill
further charges that, defendant has been guilty
Of Adultery, and charges him also of drunken.
ness and cruelty.
Prayer, that tie bonds of Malrimony between
the said Margaret Clark and The said Marion
Clark, be dissolved, that said Marion Clark be
made defendant, and lurjhr prayer of com
plainanls BIZ, is decree for himony and
maintenance FIR the child.
HARDY w. SrRICKLIN, Clerk.
June 18th lS45-30-3m
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vable, appears to have been worked in harness;
Appraised to S35 Jane % 1915.
Taken up by J. II. Pickens, living miles
west Of Ripley, one Black gelding, about 5 or Z
years old with large scar on the left side. be-
hind the shoulder; Appraised TO $40 RAY Sd
N. M. ARMOUR, Ranger
June 7lh 1Si5--3t
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ABSTRACT.

Complainans b IN states, that in The ycal
1883, complainant and defendant were married
but that defendant has since, left her, with tho
declaration on his part, that he had determined
not 10 live with complainant, and that he nev.
or would again, and conpiainaht further charges
the fact and truth to be, the said Wesley VIII
Jams, so being her husband and the duties
OF such wholly neglectlng, has for upwards OF
'hree years since their said Marriage wllfully,
continually and obstnately deserted complai.
nant aud thereby cast her upon The world with
out comfort or support.
Prayer, tina, said Wesley Williams be made
defendant to compliments bill, d, that the bonds
OF MaIr'mony b. dissolved between theuf, aud
for such other and further relei as The nature
OF the case may require.
HARDY w. STRlC KILN, Clerk.
June 5-30-3n
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THYHIS day came the Complainant by her
Attorney, and it appearing 10 the salts
faction of the Court, upon opening the
matters of this Bill, that the Defendant resides
beyond the limits of the State Ct Mississippi,
SO that the ordinary process of this Court can.
not be served upon him. II is therefore ordered
by the Court, that unless the said defendant
appear at the next term of this Court, on the
fifst day thereof, to be held for the County of
Tippah. in the State Of Mississippi, at the Cour,
House id the Town Of Ripley. on the last Mon
day Of September ls45, and plead, answer, or
demur 10 the bill Of the said complainant, that
the allegations therein contained Will be taken
as confessed and said cause set for final hearing
and decreed accordingly. II is further ordered
by the Court, that this order be published 10
tlre Ripley Advertiser, news paper published
in the Town of Ripley, in The State of Missis-
sippi. for the space Of Three Months, notifying
The Defendant of the pendency Of this suit.
HARDY w. STRICKLIN, Clerk.
ABSTRACT.
Complainants Bill charges, that she was
married to defendant in T.ppah County, State
of Mississippi, in the year 1889, that they lived
together happily and peacefully for eighteen
her said husband the defendant,
left her and went 10 places unknown, but again
returned to said County but did not return to
her; and after remaining some little time, he
again left and went to Jefferson County Ala
]ama, where he has remained ever since, that
be has taken no care of complainant since he
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1nF CLrhn AND Tnr Dgvn,--A merchants
t'in eams inlo q printing ofiea shof, iine
untt' aud seeinR pi. ~ papers lyinR on Tho
iabe, ~ being public alton day. nneefefnoniopss
" ho'ptd himself'o copy, srd uttered Tho FOL.
loving 10 The runicf's dcsii,a-fs'pose you don't
'hbo ~ pay iof iost one Piper "Not alwsys.
frpl,ed ihe dosi. Shortly afterwards The devil
,n'rfod the store where ibe olofk belonged, aud
fal,d fof pound Of ra,sins, which wcIe quick
IN weighed out by the Cleik. The devil took
iho faisins saiinR--'ls'poso you don't ebafee
any tang when fellow don't take but a pounal'
mo-" sad the clerk, after sccipg the disadyan
togo under which be was placed by his own s,in
ry, imfujeni illbcfali'y towards the popniloss
pfioiefs devil, and looking dsgrefs VI the liulo
mp Indignantly csca,msdi --",i When ! gei any
more nswspopsrsJrtms printer FHpstJor 'emi"
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ESTRAYS-Tippah County.

YNVAKEN up BY Moses Shannon, one rsl.
H deng, ii or II years old, with d b;rb
cash, black uane lying on his left eide |.
Appraised to $50.
ALSO one roane gedng. about A years Old
dark name and tall, name lying on the lief, side.
and both left feet'whi,e; Appraised to 800.
N. M. ARMOUR Ranger.
April 12lb 1s4S-2l-St -:
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rnE STA TE OF MISSISSIPPI

TnE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Tippah County.
cmevIr counr sih day Of Apii isi5
Elizabeth Williams,
Wesley Williams.
.TN'ilSd day came The Complainant nv hs
a. huot pey, and Il appearing 10 tho ss,,s
faction oi The Court, that lilo Dolend,n
'osides beyond the limits u Tho State Of AS
uss'ppl ~ That tho ordinary process Of AVE
MOI bo served upon him. It's tbor.oto o,dc,s,
ny We Court that unless the eaid drlopdsn, an
peer ~ thc next torn of this Court, ON the ii,sI
gay tbefeoi, 70 be held for The County of T,o'
PAM AZ The Count llouse in The Togn of II n.
oN w ssld Slate, on tho last Monday IN Nop.
'onoef IeiD, ana plead, answer, or dfmur n
teH'flsihahls bib that the sabo with All tho Al.
ega'lons thoreh contained wi be- taken az con.
tossed and This cause set for Gnal holriop and
uVofosd accordingly. !, is further ordered hy
nc oour', that tins order be published in The
Mploy Advertiser, a news paper published IN
,pe own fRp'cy, in the State Of Mississippi,
'or INC space OF Three Months notifying the
ueendaDt OF ne tendency Of this suit.
HARDY w. SrRlCKLlN, Clerk.
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ESTRAYS-Tippah County.

Taken up by ]. F.
Thompson, living 2 miles
north Of Alberson, one
pale chesnut sorrel mare
about 6 years old, nc
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Drugs " Family
M1;eDlCiv ~.

sNIIIs undsfsigned would respectfully bes
~ leave 10 announce 10 the ciiisobs Of tn
psb county ihst DO has just returned ffon,
PbiadeIpsa and brought with han ,msl aud
neat lot o. Drugs snd Panty Medicines Of b..
own selections, which - onefs on reasonable
,eiins iof CASH Consisting ie pan VI TIC follow
The New York herald., 1845-09-16
MONEY MARKET.

NAohuay, oepus Ao-o H.
The stock market remains without much alteration
quotations for Long Island, Canton, Norwich and Wor
eestsr and Reading Railroad closed firm at Saturdays
pces Erie Railroad improved per Morris Canal
Farmers Loan declined T. The transactions were TO
very limited extent.
The State comptroller has issued circular offering to
redeem the State ves becoming due the first of Janu
ary next, with interest from last payment Immediately
lie also gives notice that said bonds will draw
interest after the lst Of January 1876.
The position Of money markets is very favorable
the amount of capital offering for investment large as
usual and the rate Of interest fraction below the legal
standards. Although the fall trade is now at its heighth
the offerings at the banks discount are quite limited
and the mercantile classes appear be very easy in
money ma0rs This is partially the result of limited
credits and strict adherence to cash business
possible 1t requires less capital conduct large bu-
sness than did several years SINCE when credits
were so inflated and although the per cent profit is
less than in former years. the nett profit is much larger
Business is conducted upon safer, surer basis than
at any time within the past ten years, and it is only by
close adherence to the principles now in force that
prosperous permanent trade can be sustained
Books of subscription to additional capital stock of
to the Morris and Essex Railroad will be opened
IN Newark ~ the ls and ID days of October This
company have determined to extend their road from Nor
ristown to Dover which is situated in the heart of the
populous iron region of New Jersey. This extension
is an important step towards the contemplated railroad
connection with the river Delaware and eventually to
an intersection with the New York and Erie Railroad
An instament of five dollars each share subscribed
will be required to be paid at the time of subscrb
The subscriptions to the stock of the Erie Railroad
now amount to eighteen hundred thousand dollars Ieav
ing only 81 200 900 to be TAKEN There is very lit
tie doubt but that the required amount will be obtained
and the completion Of the work en- nsured.
Domestic exchanges are very quiet There is little
doing that quotations cannot be considered other
wise than nominal The variations in the are how
ever, very triaing from week to week.