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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-09-16
COshOCtOn County.

The Democrats of this county have
nominated a clean Maine Law ticket.
A correspondent of the Cleveland
'"Forrest City" says :-"Not single
rum.sucker or rum-vender, or the
friends of either, got nomination at
the Democratic Convention. The
Burns faction are mortified to death.
ALI their cronies and todieS were run
into the ground. The Maine Law men
carried everything, and knocked the
.rummies into cooked hat. y = =
We consider the result of the Conven-
ton as a great triumph over the old
whisky bloats, and Federal Hunkers
of the Burns and Williams breed.
Their day of rule is passed. Math-
ews and Johnson, democrats, have
finally purged the party of its putres-
cences."
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-09-16
The Temperance Musician.

Being published by Applslegate & Co., No. 43 Main
Street, CINCINNATI of which spoke of in our issue
of cd inst. is now ready. all orders directed to
them will receive prompt attention. We are thus
particular in giving directions that all inquiries and
orders may be sent to them, as we may, through
the hurry of business, overlook them if sent to u.s.
We have turned all orders over to them received
by us up to this date The Wholesale price will be
about 50 per dOz.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-09-16

The Xenia TOrchlight contains a call for
a Democratic Committee to dominate a
Legislative ticket. So the Democrats of
Greene will not consent to their sale and
transfer to disaffected Whisky Wings for
the purpose of defeating the Maine Law
candidate. We like their honorable and
independent spirit in refusing to sanction
the action of few unprincipled dema-
gogues. An honorable defeat is more to
be desired than victory accomplished by
such unhallowed combinations.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-09-16
The Worlds Convention.

Inc WOrl0B VonVenCIOn.
? We are SO crowded for room this
week, that we are, compelled to make
our report Of the proceedings Of this
body, very short. - -
q The harmony of the meeting was
very much disturbed bysquestions in
volved in "Womens' Rights" &c.
We regret this exceedingly. Temper
ance should be kept clear Of all these
"outside issues" If they can not
stand before an intelligent community,
upon their own merits they should
fall.
At the late session Of the Execu-
tive Committee, DR.. ]. WADswoRTH,
returned delegate, made the follow
ing statement: He said ''the temper
ance people were disheartened and
chagrined about it when they should
not be. The report given in the
Daily Tribune was nearly correct, on
ly the Tribune's own notions were
woven with it. There were thirty or
forty Southern delegates, who were
resolved that anti.slavery should not
be made part Of the platform, and
determined to break up the Conven-
ton before it should; and there were
about as many on the other side re-
solved that the Convention should do
nothing unless it endorsed anti.slavery
doctrines; then there was small
Woman's Rights party that wished
their own peculiar notions adopted,
and scattered through the house were
several hundred rum-sellers and
their hirelings, who applauded and
Kissed Systematically to raise confu-
sion, and to these outsiders, alone,
must be attributed the noise and dis.
order. The great mass Of temper.
ance men were true to the cause, and
prevented it from being overwhelmed
| with the notions of various fanatics
and ultras."
Taken together, DR.. W. though
that the Worlds Temperance Con
vention would be productive of mucE
good, for it would convince Southern
ers that the temperance movement il
not allied to Abolitionism, and all sen
sible men that it was removed from
certain notorious mad schemes of re
form. The proceedings of the World
Temperance Convention were to b,
published in a pamphlet.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-09-16

re- The friends Of Temperance
will hold Union meeting at Barnes
vile, on Friday. Sept. 2sdinst. The
Rev. David E. Thomas, a popular
speaker, and a most worthy man, will
address the meeting. Everybody is
invited to attend.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-09-16
County Temperance Convention.

SVAAty AeS@SASS SVANV1sAOAs
According to previous announcement,
the Delegates elect to the Maine Law
Convention, assembled at Smith &
Nixon's Hall. The Convention was
organized by the appointment of Jas.
F. Cunningham, Chairman, A. N.
Robinson, Vice President, and Drs.
Wadsworth and Murdock Secretaries.
Rev. James Murray then addressed
the Throne Of Grace. Under the
rules adopted by the Convention, the
following were appointed the nOmi-
mating Committee Col. RobinNon,
E. M. Gregory, Samuel Trevor and
Jacob Gossin, from the city ]. G..
Mccullough, John Ferris, james Mar
tin, J. M. Clark and E. r. Glenn, from
the country. a1e
M. B. Mason moved that the Com
mittee report names for the General
Assembly only which caused quite
an animated discussion.
1t was evident from the speeches
made, that the temperance party only
desired to secure a Prohibitory Law,
and to go beyond that would be in
consistent with all previous declara-
tons.
The motion was adopted.
Convention adjourned until half
past one.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-09-16
HALF-PAsT l O'CLOCK, P. M.

HALF-PAST O'CLOCK, +. M.
The nominating Committee made
their report.
Messrs. Geo. Crawford, Of SPRING
field, David Fisher, city, Bellamy
storer, city, and David Kennedy, of
Sycamore, were presented for the
Senate.
On ballotting, the vote stood, David
Kennedy, 80; George Crawford, 80;
David Fisher, 72; Bellamy StOrer,
A; Scattering, 8.
Messrs. Kennedy, Crawford and
Fisher were declared to be the nomi-
nees.
About twenty names were presented
for Representatives.
Messrs. VIM. N. Orr, G. W. Muir.
dock, Thos. Spooner, Joseph Lewis,
R. B. Moore, A. E. Jones, John B.
Kruth and NJ. B. Mason received the
highest vote, and were declared duly
nominated.
The thanks of the Convention were
rendered to Messrs. Smith & Nixon
for the gratuitous use of their Hall.
Power was given to the Executive
Committee to fill all vacancies that
might occur in the ticket.
On motion, Convention adjourned,
sine die.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-09-16

w The Democrats Of Medina and
Lorain counties, have nominated ]. B.
Robinson for the Senate. He is right
on Prohibition. He has served two
winters in the House.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-09-16

In letter from Bro. A. A. Stewart, from
Ashtabula, Ohio, he says: crest assured,
the Maine Law is to be the law of Ohio.'
This is glorious news,
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-09-16

0F The Democrats of Coshocton
have nominated John A. Pierson, a
Maine Law man, for Representative.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18
Enrelln ParfA.

AtNsstles 9th Albania Lfeaed f,r Boston bart
lousn or d.. q s.ied la a. NJ sHS Plnds
A. q Mt b. Princess Boston las b. Car
A. Ps Is, III b.t GEORGE. Fse Ns~York about March
a. csre H.Tisu seh ut sct Va w Wysr sto4ia-d, from
Ar a. Ifia.d s. zst bsts Coeorl PsEk. Csufass is
Geo. Lac. >.rsper Ne~-fcrt-
~. ehr rabo Wklcrt, seS i0k, 5th, btk JOIN Reed
I,.f % - q bark saFL1ra1. sIns !. l9T Llucan-
A. ~ 81 hanc Lac De1rg. from PcAte.p a 1cr
brs Sese Nickel from Pofand VIZ cargo Rambler
=. Boston ueEf cay
YORK Bsron 1s Crls do ID sh a-chser soeEey BA'
unore i,h ir1 H.ret. BAL NeN-f0TA
A. Carleass P3oL0ket EasEe Ses-York Ca
- ch barr Ab-a, sPurne. Psr-lsnd lsoA Pan
90 in Caroline kave1. Ns-iork 8,h
Irs.sr Phi sLelpl. I'd Tia ARK J1I-ta Wison SeE-York
b. al en- a. PsItslG Pert,.1d
Al Al N.t.urs schr King q ne Peans New
yt ~ tsTts Casti- asynes, and Lar4A s H.v.u.
81 Cs-lsr< Ws--. -.-auss William BAILEY NJ
Yett hrs GaraTe. PhPs. Charleston SD Rssn Gen
riscn New Orleans tn bu. Ab.co, PI Portland Nort5n
No-tou CO. Part KsynE Perez s sa soss.
a., Allah Yoik, New Ore.1s bs spart,
.ch Dwight Davidson Hardy Ne~Yok Ro.sEnAh Ros Coouba
H.v.n. 9Th shp WABASH Bsrnes Banor. land "a 1iA
for C.rdens Jue LaUee FRI Courtio. Bo-ou H. Ale
ton hirch. Cah1ras 50 oh chs. Alice Butter New cans:
C.denas SewYoFt; lih sE Aoo Knsht sierra Moren
Az Quebec lSth amp AeIanae Cooper Bssh Ne;
bsris Princes. Ncicrl tbfl Howell and Wave hasn New.
Ar ST. stephen B. sh Inst ing Br.nan wsycos, PHI.
sslpsa CD Ib, sskI D. 2. k1DS 6ilsl Re,eA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18
FRIDAY. Jnns l1-P. ".


The feeling AZ the Stock Board little better today
with fair amount OF bus The atoms IN prices
unimportart Er Was hsvy md shows decline Of e.
Reading is firm Harlem i, yesterday Hudson River
has an upward movement again Nirar.gli hIciuaing,
but fruer a. the close Canton firm a. the late decline
The Coal Shares we're bett-r Cumberland recovered
somewhat Parker Ven active aud buoyant closing
at SO The Mining Stocks remain st'4cy. Ulster sold at
81 and NcCullOch c. fair business was done ~ pre-
MUM Railroads at about previous pr es. Bank Stocks
are in better demand and appresiating. Government
Stocks improving In Railroad Bonds there Is FAR
business but the market is not firm At the close o
the Second Beard the market WAS firm.
The sales At the Mining Board 70 day were rather larger
than usual and prices firm 900 shares North Cuon'
II 100 do Co ~ 100 do do. lol 200 do do 49, bfnos
900 do Lake Superior Land ana Mining 81 80 d. H~'s
sic a 100 do DO q 800 do Mineral Company Of North
Caroline b. b3o; 400 do. PhGnx Gold, 4 50 do. McC II
loch g.
In Exchange there is but little doing and the MARKETS
steady ec for good and best sterling Francs 5l5s
5.l3i.
Fregbts quiet but steady excepting Cotton which
be shipped below 3D. To Liverpool 1000 bbls Flour
Ia Cd n Is lOi 600 bush Grain 3D. &c. To Lon
DON 200 bbls Flour. 2s To glasgow, Flour, %, &c
III receipts IT the sub Treasury sl7JO Payments
s52 1924 Balance, s7,779 265.
Goa h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18
Spoken, &c.

Feb ofDieg0 Rsmes seen an An sip bound '"
shoNrs q bite faz with red cToss N .
Arn2 long ship hohaw', TN Ne~-for d' for San
NAV r. lous 81 W, bn. Elizabeth Pits IA Ns~-Y h
Ms1s Let p n lors IS W, ship cahsrns fn NswYOrE or
Nay 80 ofc.pe FLORIDA sdP Sea Ease wsHs tn SswoFears
fyT COusT1ct d. 81, p, ~ e. - o-,-- r -
Havre. ..- =,
Jsss OF cat H.tters ship Mad Of Orleans Of A-d FOR
June a. 81 TO- loas 70 % b. yus1e Perkins fH JsFeue F
Nv "a lat 90 a onE So bari PeWhssn I'm HAvsa. fr Trieste
NAV ST. la = IS o1g - ST. r. brig MAsheFtss TN MArs
fgr EIyre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18
DIED.

FLoRENCEJuue H. Caroline wife Of A. Florence, in her
S8th
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 attend her
further invitation. Sunday tie lsh inst al
O'Clock p. ~, fem No. SEQ HOustonst
PRFsTON-Nesr Columbia : C. jane II Ms Preston wife OF
Hon G Preston daughter ofthe late Dr. james DAVIS
Penn June 10 Daniel Sleldsn Marsh, AGED -
x,sr horn AZ Ne Hartford Conn Is 7s Of which place his
srsuafathe Jonathan Mah was the int ranSen II"
hther with family eugrated Ssuquot Oneida Co IN is
NUTTEN-In Wisekt Me- May ls Nh John NHHef OF tnAI
CITY sfea "a
cANTRELIon the nth mat short illness Peter cane
N the S1h efAissse.
TIE residence his hroer samuel Cante No ~ t Sstur
18th O'Clock " Washington papors please copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18
cOIrRr cAITNDAR-THr, DAY.

COMMON PIFAs-Part Nos 1888 10 1898. l295 TO
1900 SO2 10 S09 Part II-Nos 1890 TO 1925 1897 to
1880. 1889, .334, 95l.
CIRcrIr CoURT-Part Mos. 1876 10 739 7il 7i3 74i,
745 747 74s 749 752 to 755 Part H., MondayNos lea
lp9S 1928 1890 1898 1925 TO 1888, l2il. lea, 1850
Iasl 1883 1856 less. 1860, l966l 1891. 1899 1870
to 273 275 20 l.27s $50 to 1883 1855 1887 LESS.
SUPERIOR COURT- Mondav-NOs 299 $50, lO4 20, -,
77A LOIS 10 O26 O2s O32 93a, 1905 1857 LOSS 955
$40 OH O39 o43 SIG sl7 $40 SEA CAS- 76, al, 90
Sos ll2I 1l25 SIS 9g9 9ll. 700. 3s7, 99l. $685. sl3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18
PHILADELPHIA Market....FrrOlr, June Up.

The Corrox market =. b. urrrs irrn.
sr-a ssie - No OutEcrrR0x BtRE IS mn M %
srsn.h a. sis s. 2 cord $500. N<s
rsfhsr inquiry r FI0rz ard a-luf 100 Dos NIX Il
rd disposed q - q - s.. y bh bat 1l
rrr a5 - = = The sales ~
fv rrsu sr within he 4 ne sare I-
.ton. PYE FteUs 4u q 3 - Of 80 bbs PennsyFa-
n. Cess VITAL H g ssi q DBL
Ga~-Ie bot hfe Wheat Offering tni the only se report
d iushss crime Rcd u e. = huhsl RYE w'-i 81;
ard Vorth 81 cie Oats dl .as, TO ~
Prov Cor Hans f which there h. -
rcrse demand and Ea hsve been sE--ted 90 rom - o
-WslkY l..t..dr. ... cflIl. -. "a Ia. e sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18
financial.
d. OOn 00ALTTLE MIAMI RAILROAD
% i .OOO.OOO COMPANY SIX Per CENT FIRST
1GAGE BONDS FOR SALE. ,

OFFcr oF WISsLow, LANrrR Co,
No. 81 Wall-st, June u 1888.
TIIF LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD COMPANY ofsr fir sac
ONE MILLION Of their SIX PER CENT BONDS with Coupons
Principal payable IN Ne~fot the tofm hayeary
is November and Isl May
The, are GEO each payable the first day Of May 1885,
issued under authority Of the
Ohio part Of the al oOs Loan DRIED be
the Stockholders for the Of
do.be track the greatly increased and insr
the Road makes this absolutely
Ths Little Miami Railroad eight, miles long
City Cincinnati and terminating Springfield
ORDER has including egui2ments stOn
houses &c up 70 this date, S2,7ca,l(s 10.
sOik Columbus and Aena Railroad
Of sS6 coo which commands, premium
q Also the iboroush Road the amount Of MS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18
MARRIED..

JAMEs-CATE-Iu Epson. \. n, by Rev. NJ A ouimby NJ
William Miss Hannah p Gate both Of Desrhed ~
HAsKeLI,-WHITE-A Cleveland, O. June H. Nj James X
Haskell Of the finn OF hcCuue Haskell Co. NewioA ana MIS-
Juha A White, Of Cleveland
1nrs a Nv Rev i Simmons Richard Butler, OF Newlors
ard Mis- Luenna f. eldest daughter Of Hamilton C0ugh ESQ., the
former place.
HANb-HAMILroN- June l6; by Rev NJ A = Campbell
Robert Mss Margaret Hamilton, all Of this CITY
HILTON MOORE THURSDAY morning. Jane 6 Al Az SAINTS
Rev DR. EecuhrOdt Mr. joseph Hilton 70 Mis- Re
daughter Mr. Moore, all Of this City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18
Markets. go. REPORTED BY Telegraph

NruORLEtS June frhe Asas t l2nd Il 10 oecs
~ tu hss aso,ed CorroS market The sales D.
100 t.ss Coed Mid Il IT, TIE
q 70 90 bae snd he sock hini 7e -
rru 3f0taes Tie falling Of oulv -s' 1tes
hard danrg The DAVIS FREGars 20 Liver
rcoL -
CHaFsro~ 1.-THE sales d1ring h- week
tsre leen is ba prs AuEng from = Glt The r-cen-s 81
~. ant he stock hard 5000 hres IT, -
es southern psTts bal-s % he
fa.Fws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18
us. CIRCUIT COURT.
Richard f SiilweI Esq, has been appointed Commits
sioner Of this Court.


SUPREME (OUKT-SrEctAL TERM-Bef0fc Jndte tDNuNps
INJUNCTION As TO RUSS PAVEMENT.
The argument was continued yesterday, NesSrs Sand
ford and Brady replying TO the positions Of Mr. Noyes and
contendng that the Common Council did not zeed their
powers In awarding tho contract that they htvA right W
their legislative capacity 90 give specific directions to the
heads Of departments and for the latter TO out their
instructions Mr. NOyes in reply, cnDtended, as before
that the only power possessed by the Common Council
der the Charter is to direct that certain work should be
done and leave it TO the head OF the appropriate depart
ment to advertise and submit to the Central Division
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18
SECOND BOARD.
lsaIe. Of stocks at Philadelphia FRIDAY, Jane

Fsysf BoarS q 30 g. 81 1s - Mons Prrfrd y ?
Lesirb Nav II % ~ Mreh r r =; ~ R.a1 r. i8l
do ~: s20f l. hz &c. ~ 81 u Penn Bank - : 80 Rat
70 81 90 susq csnsl e &C. IS Mech Bank 81 20 Long
Lean Beaver Meadow
rsr2J agrS &c n.
81 Reed n ga sf Penn n stst- an CO.. c. n
SO Camden and Ami0y C. W % as TO- 70 o. go do 10 ca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NETWORK
Cleared.

Cleared.
.ushp-WsshirTou, Fitch Bremen. &c Mosr Sani sr
St.Nsrcuse H1wes rare bland, ". p - Cos Sever
u the SEES Mckay Liverpool Funch Neuekr; Ashanti
Wslace. San Frsncisro. J Ogden.
uthisn (Br Davidson. John. B. Barclay
ssor Williams Kites Jas Hunter Co Olivia
SpsH pc wenk Co Ceres fB-er Fsch@n s. John. y.
T. W Burhard Jorgeu Beck DAM Dega Lisbon F. Beach =
Kunhardf.
FIen Nmtm0re Bangnr Th0s. II. Sarird; 2 Il
~ Scs London user; Oliver iFr Psgs1esn, Htvans Boyd,
Hncsen Addy salt Berry 81 Thomas and Mara abo Wa ltd
PHIL Qre,n Victoria fBrl Mksuuy = Niucents Middle
tor 4 Co GusBche Sp) Psdron Ten,nfe Forest Co Eimn
sn salem master Vnzen Priaitl IPru) Kuhn s. Pets1u'E
Punch Meincke.
SCI oousr-Bee Cheenan Pbs1elphs Margaret Ann
Ha,ers ph iephis j.. Hand Alice, Wck. Baltimore Mailer
Lord GsoI, Gilman Rerde, Pemhroie Wsal-ilh RuoI VII
Prime Van Brunt Saehf Jua s. Marina
Crswic7 Phlaaerhft J. ". fiweil Co. Mara Davis DAVIS
Jsokrvie Van Bunt sashti "iter witch tBrl Hat-hn'
rcruudA Middleton Co.
soer.v sren Standard NsvHaven, MASTER Fa'li'n B7ien
Ear.s-Ioln 5. Iie. Drase p IatenhI. J. n n Brig.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18
N hnler..

Bedford 18th 81 Lapvlns new MsrhposeL q A.
Ahon Lece Boston . 1- tor DO Sd aip Ira
Weeks. j. az Ocean
-ftsr nom apt ship Omega Of FNrhAven Hlnoa
An .tsfe La shipped bbls 10 aud -
- Syr.n Ter y 4 aud bo9nd for Ire A-,; Ocss
q The officer Adams Of p ID d4rei
sFs sro Ter arryaia Poa New Islands be way
,outh S.ncs reported CT Frsach RocK With 81 cbls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18

To recover the of bond of indemnity, given L
secure the Sheriff in making levy goods on an execu
zion for col hut which levy aerwRrd declared TO be
Invalid Already referred to- Verdict for plaintiff $1,000
being amount.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JUNE IS, 1883

RRrCE-Ths Or Hard ~ nh River AN 4 $50
HIpF-The nartst gnchs1fed snf tAe mad AIR - - OF
I Netsnnras. . - tcerrsn et
IFATHFR-A re-dr marfff. Nth roi t~nuf i'r n v
s,si To- FTror lrd he Fat tni .hf mdte we gits q
II s--.tr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18
Di.asters. &c.

BRfc ANrorNFrrE of MlbIdgeJ BTo~n, f3a Charleston FIR
Posd pat INTO Neryok 18Th lust havS sprunk asak
b n Ia IN Ion IS and making so strokes
BAG FoUE Cofbs from Lube ior Ph-de phia With pa
SEun y W D. y = niles, .Hd
M. rev ook 10 he boat and ary.d a. bOotabsy 100.
BErs HAYWARD. or Coas. OF Area whea sailed rom Sale
9th pIt Of ne Sickness o. CaPau
Mouifo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18
CIRCUIT coURT-Before Judge ROOSEVELT.

IOufeen AT NOuIetn
Suit by mother 10 aunul the marriage contract OF her
SON on the ground Of alleged insanity This case already
referred to- given to the Jury yesterday afternoon
.fod varfcf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18
Receipts OF ProduI

p, Fie- Reh y BIS Flour - do PORK ~ d. Ash,
RI a. lbs d. Provisions rs Do Lard Is DO Beef 1857
lu,h Wteai 800 DO Oats. q pkss Cheesef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18
Passengers Arrived.

IN ,e,tfhp A-er1ora Faqls fun Ioaioa-Rev Eis-To1i
NJ, ,sfv God Nss Eastwood Ms. EAsrWood Mls-er
Ea,.verd Csrf C. scherneng Hooper Nss P Bethel
rrs children Elv Ni.s Jane Channer K
Fsfoeu ady ard children Thompson W H. Suis Mis- Eliza
Reecs.
.LHASAc......rHIs DAY
y Sets q Aoos Ses-.
wATEE......THIs
s4fy Hsok ..3 500 Coz rssnd ..5 2a Hen Gite..7 OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18
THE NETWORK MINING COMPANY of LAKE

SUPERIOR This Company being organized under
Law State of New Nors with ~ purchasing
property mines ard improvements owned b. e North
Wet Mining Company u Lake Superior
This the pupneors OF f33o o. vaubs
mners land. which they working with he
NorhW Mining Company have realized the el 20
hTp,d from their 70 isnusfY lti As
The only pound and snce that date hsy have
addonsl the extent OF 10 go pound e1A
f1o with certain prospects that tie yield OF he mines
will be lar.el, increased during tho present year.
By the pposed purchase which has been folly c0nsumm N
EewYork Mining Company Of Lato Superior conenps starting
permanent ard weldetned dividend psya
business with workins capital paid INTO tho treasury q 5000
with property uuencumberea and entirely e7 from debt and sk
inciyidus liability Shareholders.
Subscription lists soct this Company he %
IS Trinity Buildings. No M Broadway where further ~
frnaon may be sbsBed The Books Subscription will b. eosd
n RI u gerr--y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-18

- DIVIDEND EOECE-The Board Of Directors have deeartt
Dividend FIVE PER CENT the Capital stock Of the C0npT
months ending May 81 payable IN STOCK easn -
option Of tse holder. -
The Stockholders residing this City and vicinity manned -
furnished BY the Company will receive their Dividends and saa
tie 10Th instant sIpicsno - ogr ofhse - . -
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,rtations Of Dry Goods sontinue to De verylar. g.
Increase over p p cent. or. .....".... s2lS7 IS

~
ding June r. 1855, p
The receipts for week ending June p l852.. 95lj %
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Tie position OF this road beng the shor and usaay
travelled Cincinnati aud the south sud west Of
H. % The rheu oes make VI the important
and profitable lines ~ the
Al INSPECTION OF will show It's connections 20 be many and
This the Columbus and Aenia Road and
the Ceyes Columbus Road fact
~ 4 . Inc greatly the advantage Of all
Regular 10 Ids have been declared Dec
la6 with dividend OF cent in 1884, la 1852 TWO en
dividends, each IL per made.
The pe~lt surplus fund 20 s9e5B 49,
The the line Of road costing
an dsube 10000 %
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NOTICE. % CONTRACTOKS-MAKI n aad
~ CINCINNATI RAILROs DLetngs Of kssern and We<en
,u. Proposals. will be received the l<h n JAY q ~
Fprn,es Odee Msret, for the Graduation he.oar &C. hs
III ana sh visions extending from Marietta
IA. nd oprosife the City Of wheeling
The hHe will be divided sb0g mile secflos oned
which there will 10 heavy masonry and Other WORK worthy the ss
ofthe responsible coBtracfOn.
Profles and Specifications vi, be ready for ersuus0s
M.n, and the Lac Of the ga Division, Wheeling sd
alter JOY The th.
Profoss, VII BE- received The tine snd place the
miles. being that portion Toad D.
hiofd, out Of
he Liftls hisni Railroad
P.ns specrs3ns for this Division resdJ a<
The Engineers Office IA the Manchester BudsE
Sdst. CiLcrnst, and after tls 1T day u July
the reed from Aarstts aud Bepre Bsncbess s
already Esder and well advanced constructions tie son
offered forms tie only link complete BE s0nBsr
fom CIeunsn Phsdephs BY way Of the PeLisJ h@
rosd.
Recent subscriptions ID o. 10 o0o By the Pennsyivans RsA
tho Cry u ehesns sDd ildssGss he capital sos q 10
will essue the completion Of tbs -os fsA
Chemist 10 NheshnE NA p CUTLER Prs.1anh
A.. HLSstnY. knnneer.
Manic Ns,s
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nrEKINAcK AND cOsSrcricur Rl,Es R.LEo.o os,les }

bEEEINAcK AND CoSNEcrcur ti'Es RAILROAD OIrcAl
Concord, June l0lh, 1888. J
NOTICE 10 RAILROAD CONF RACTORS-The
~ Aenmaek and Connecticut River Railroad ready % f
utde Proposals for doin hs Grading and Masorr gf
Track Building Bridges and finishing the Raj. Chars spike al
Seper comp citing the Road from Hennike he sa
Rarnsd IN Claremont will BE- received At the % Of the Com
Tay COncord II the Office " J. W, CLARK Co. "a
Safest Bo,0n. until The i0th Of July Psns PROBES
and estimates be found the oc also enaesfe
tHbt and explain the pr0lles sad Will sccompaDf CO.
tie VIXEN desired. J.. GILMORE AtenI
(oneofi Nh