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rs,ssd sAP l-to firm he tor tot sbs me na'a
~ b.siJ I'd sbog. 80 ,uas BURDEN nothing else
coad sound June 90 81 - lons 81 .pose Or e5
sr j. iS' =. H' b. Ssrs Giso1 fo svsnn,h Lyrp
i e. g SSi i 5 2of b = b 5s a' Pi Gis s1s
brs about 40 fsei III July % Ia q hong ol - p9's 81
lie re- .ITneed westerly winds aad Gains the en- ire
ti5 Ar, pay OF psA,so' che :y5. . !n s.. Is
st,ke ship Adelaide, Glasgow for New oTs, Win aln-oPs
Bark eSsrd cosdeu tB-er) Baen Bremen 81 d. in ballast
Bas Adel ne Pms. Kneuwor Antwerp 50 d. il bal-, *i'h
IL f 20 oS} Thole Bremen - d. IN ballast pas,
Muller Gosing July - Ia 4@S lou % u 81
Bars Ftrs 6f FaGsid ostcrn. c.5T June p railroad r3n
70 { g. Co July u.s. lat 80 - lou - w. passed TWO
BsrI WIN TIerry of w,rren) Watts s. J'so de caSl IS d.
LII
order JuJ - LAT - 3d. loa o. spoke b. baf 'osa nom
FsI Rate % d. Paul.en Bremen d, ade and 2i to
BIis Msstan OF Boon5ay 10 d coal to z Cor
Bi Vim spear Cof Boroal Mason, san Juan, Cuba 10 i'
sussr and lses Etsai,L som. Sd in WIKI bns JON
ech R@sere GBrj perry Grand TURK T l. I'D. order
Leu.ine Nes Wmsston " C. ds, naval stores u Nc
seii E Wfsh Merritt Addison Ne d'. lah 70 Mayhem Tai
sthr Jue. Ham, Hassndeed Hamburg s. ds in ballast TO
Sii fioSe Il.ld Ron ws.hnston y c. Id. naval stores
!,hr o1%aa smith Baltimore d. coal to n Meyer.
schr sorhy Collins Alien, Pr mouth y e. d. shingles 10 Ben
sehr Pacific F,uov ws.hnston N C ds naval stores TO
Sehr T:uis Jobrou, Johnson ocraeOte c. d., nsv'l
Sehr Ea webs Wssultoa n Ads, naval to R ".
setr Arctic r) Read Cumb,nd : II d' srindtones to
ScIr D II Nah wallace Cherry.,'i II Is lumber
sch d Brook. Hammond Pot dar'-y n B. q d stone TO
sehr Antorett- Brown Cher.yfed II lumber Smith 4
Gen Eup.ena Eldadse Portsmouth !. H.. ml,'. 70 W.
sclT liza Hss,ey, ~ Bedio.d 81 . 8 8.a,'er.
seh Wslcot ballet, boston lnd.e. to Z. He.rc.
sclr l. sder Bare bo,tI1 to j. II iiayen'
Sehr Victor kelley Hsrsck, 6sb.
Schr Pavilion, Kelly, Har"lch. hsh
Schr Pima. Jolcs Rondou for New London
schr F,snc,s Elm Church, Surrey Ne, d., 70 master
sir Union. Chssr Boston for Albany
schr - L. Cucb, to Benorel speed MataeoTia Bay;
Roc Ro.c,. cor Tor e.. SH@ yors ~ master
Sion Planter Cie.,er Roudout f1r Bristol
Fdea and Gals dsh'er') from wreck Of steamship
P[or Wan mite Cu,husn New. BEDFORD, mls..
SAILED-Sic. steamships Stella for Gbralter
LELOw-Bremcu brig Jacob Gros, Erse eromn y d. with
wIyD--sunri.c, y v E; meridian, S Z; sunset, do.
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XARLNE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NETWORK .
Cleared.

ship-Lorsnro Warwick Csdz 5 Stes-nsou; Oder. ,Hsu
Ehei. Hamburg, Z Beck Kunh.ret; " D. sswsl small IT
Caihariues Braz T. Buck Co: Ss olrles Griffith New
Orleans W Nelson Son; FLYING Fish Mikes Boston Ogden
Bsrks-Berha (Brem Karp, Mar Zsnla Heuninri Muller
Goens. Long Cieufue.os J. " Eye Cris Burnhar
Ss,Inoe c H. Church Coz Ho.snder Andrews Est ladies
Cheever Dillon Progrosss,s. or RoehA, Lisbon, O. A NJ.
ehsdo; SsInl. Train De~ney, Wilmington, d. Reyiers
PoseiGou (Ocen johnson 81 John Hsrnirgs Mailer
Msnie Thorndike NewbuIyPort White Dune. Fa
iBr Tue Bermuda Tucker Lshbogrne Borneo Rogers
JscX nye, Jsnss Price Umpire PUmer Boston Thompson
Hunter
Schoo1ers-MsTthA Pot: Charleston NcCre.dy. tiot
Sherwood an Name. Phisdephs J. W Mckee Z. Allen
ksr BO-s Baker; Mtrsee Wossm City Poni, J. Hunter
4 Co; MsXon Rogers. FsrTsn. tcT- Haven
slooP-Sslon, Bydeuours, husidouce, master
Stesmer-N.can, HLriH-sa Phiadslph's. J =. Rrizg.
Bsre-L 9. Csnnc3. D0ushery fkIaa=phi.. H,sa Kr..
patrick.
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Markets. Reverted IN TELEGRAPH.

CHARLESTON, Aug Cor IoNSales to-day 30 bales OF -
Zee. The Canada had quotnbe effect up to naaet
which dull.
NrwORLEASs Tuesdsy, Arg l. ls5L
The Liverpool sdyces the Cansda have eu received
had quoste effect upon CoIToN market which a.
susua this the dni the s5 OF h- past
amounting about 40 bales at in some cases
rather loweT prices. We quote mddlinz Al atd6c
BAcoy il in tsr demand az slightly advanced Sides
LARDThe market is az lie for kegs PoRk-Ihe
wCut but PAGES firm Cow It
Rio is ia moderate request Of ga r.
BALTIMORE Aug Sat market this morning, WHEAT OF
coed but prices uschanged sfe
geo lu.le Inferior qualities dull a. the decline Ia
ihe offerings imiicd sei's GOO bushels az &c Tor yell
73c white. FLouE is dull and IL sales eioedi CITY
mills does command ~ -
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Shpiers.

An at New-BedoTd ID ship Joseph Meg' Allen Pacific
Ocean Talcahuano April ~ with 300 bb oil Sent home on
the yoyssc 80 bills sp oil freight 1875 gals oil.
non hip New Bedford 1882 lbs bone from snip Adi'
sono do.
sailed ID bark Catcheot Lee Pacific Ocean:
sailed from Nsnucs sst ship Mohawk Grant Edgrtown TO
complete fitting Pacific Ocean; schr Hamilton bailey Tor
shoals. whaling p,e, =.
sailed from Maurus April Il HOPE Waite, of New BEDFORD 20
cruise Seychee Bark Capt W reports on Port Dpnn
the last March William Eliza do 800 spi Messenger oil DO
300 do Lancer, Of do, 7oosp ~ .,c,, ~
Spokeu-June lat b 10 N long 10 w, bark snhhed Oo
nell OF Warren last froia Cape De Verbs, clean - o.. .
July lat &c, ship Twilight OF and from New Bedford ior
20
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phjIedelpliia Markets
THURSDAY, Aug. 3.

The market bare OF QueIon BARR and il wanted a. ~
rer tun supplies Tanners BlHE have fallen Oh
firmly Toe Ito
market is " quiet the domaud il confined small los for
brands The receipts continue email and aye not sdie
10 the requirements the city 30 barrels RYE FLOUR sold
AZ % barrels fresh fenusy ynua CoRS MEAL at - -
barrel rather WHEAT Offering but Prices M
geG; bush Ordinary old prime Southern
red at 7j0t g. bush white 81 - 90 and 900 brh on
private terms nothing doing CORN 1000 bush
Yellow sod at SO cents dull and %. bnsd
Delaware cold at 4Jc bush and 900 buhh. Virginia
Of 20 bbls o. jic hhdF held
nj he mic
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From our Correspondents
PHILADELPHIA. Aug s. Friendship 0neco weston; L n
dderv bnrk Nashua Lewis Bos schrs j. Hauet bsnks
Norwich ON Cluch Baker Boston: VIM L. Dayton Douglass
Fal River: ABBY Whitman Clifford. Boston
Cle1rod-Brgs H. R. Crosby Kent Bangor; Saoo shne pos
tor Pc Moore, Bath; Mary Brown Norws mus
Pakr Boston: Boston y Eh0u A SpnRs Baker Isuu
tors Great Republic Holden Albany; CANNON sezeT staten
IsFro: VI Weever Peesk; C. Harmed Banks hiTtilli
w l. Dayton Douglass Fell River Gen Cneh Baker bosol
N,pcv Mnls Gard New Hampshire; r. o. Wheien Cain blsfon
PORT 81 July - schgs Benz Str ng n w-
ku. York: Charles Hiock Smith Boston, Cobno ROW
lar Pro- ssnce: Pearl rotson Newliyeu Champon
Hammond. Ccd Spring. Jacob Dnyee PundeIs9u New t2N
h. Green. HaHkiu Fall River; Atlantic 'yicut'
Dsy,u Sonius Aus schr Henry James Adfi.n boo'
Salet-eth schs Wide World new Oake Prov l.e'
CorIuo Rowland Phsdr phia .oop Remark Homan View ORR
.chs Farmer Norton do Wave Dayton. do; Aug scar Hem
Janus Adrch Baltimore soop Jacob Duyee PnndeTon Ne"
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8 NJ steamship City MeGovsn Ne. O.esa. 18th
u!, yis Havana .9b with mdss L.d i5 Pss t. o. RcLeuG
July - r. 81 lLs " L Of Hs passed sh2 Gov Moou
GuIs'ts non New orlesns for Lverpos' yh u, M IS, Oa.
~ rs pssssd ship sassDg" sicciiDs l. by the Wild;
It, Sc - G passed trs showDs vhs 'sral n horizontal
bic stripe in The center.
b. .s dun 4 = .,s.r.-
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Recetpts OF Produce AUCVsT ,.

by North Rirer B1roo and Cos1l Bea''2j 81 nh. Flour
HIS Aches III Whisky 81 do Pork, do OIL Cake. Ia belle
Woo Wheat j45 do Rye 10 $50 do Corn 100 do
Oats. -. - .
Bu The Erie Ra,ood-0 bbs Flour 57s do Provisions 81 10
A.hs SOS bales Wool sides Leather. PA legs Butter
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Cosr PER MILE OF SEVERAL IaPOrTaSI RAILRoips-
Western MassJ s61 $50 Boston and Worcester, s'o,-
23l. New.York and New-Haven, ssl,tlii New-hdVen
ard Hartford ISL 80; NowYork Central 80 III had-
ION River 81 sI2 Camden and Amboy, s56,57oi Penn
s,vani Central sj4 1905 Baltimore and ONO, -5l 2'2
II cLioau Central s3JG57; Cincinnati, Hamilton ana
p.yton s4l5@7. Little Miami $780, Michigan south
ern end Northern Indiana Railroads, s23'OO Cleveland
and Toledo, $4,000.
The ylvania Coal has published their annual re-
mort from which we learn that the net profits OF the year
amounted TO s353,33 49, equal to III cent on the
capital stock Two dividends, of cent. each, have
been declared leaving balance Of $4,000 a; Of which,
have been appropriated toward sinking the original
cost Of opening mines and the residue, s6,o6l 49, added
to the surplus Of previous years. leaving reserved fund
10 the credit Of profit and loss OF $685. g. The coal
brought to market during the year amounted 20 5l3O))
tuus or g. 600 uns than estimated 10 the last
al nu report exceeding the production OF the previous
year q 600 tuna Tho mines in operation arc now pro-
ducing 400 tuns day, and with the quantity already
mined would supply, il such amount could be brought
down the conal during the present season, upward o.
$40 600 tuns coal while their capacity will be iurheF m
creased on the completion Of openings s IN progress
TO an extent equal annual supply Of at oas; -))Ol
tuns.
Siot,moto5 The BAAos the Peanoa1 Ca@o Co. i" ne ssa'
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Tho roi Marx Wou Sohenck New YORK f1r saybrook,
ashore Ntlnsdsy Ncers Point HnrisNe aud
h morning and banned the waters edge. She b. Prob
fiv it.-r ed.
:tfr fios'o. Go itr from NcwYosk Canton, reported
without missing vcssel) spoken jan 2 lat
g. IS long w miles the island q Fernando do
Noouh by bark Tally H. the outward nom Boston 70
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wit. The Dayton and Michigan Raj

with ,he Dsyton and Michigan Ka Dad of forr foe
ircls' gauge. y hort time shall c,nn-c' a, he
'are Io:n with ihe I"lS'o honros and Detroit R''l,
iucL,-.
AtP,ry tc.- " Ian hcyoa union n. 'a1~.' ~ %
VI 'le 10, ID Michigan roet noT T.; III H.. ~
road, vhi'h will be oYcned thirty miles west Of fJr
WsyreF . l o4d 20 81. Lou. by aeHt yelr Ae1 ~
teen do. wet If MauBee we terminate al ~ N):.hcn
IId ana Rsiloed no open 20 Deta-and which Will b.
,rtnce 20 ne state line this feend 10 Goshen by next
sirirc This gives va direct connection with thcago
AID lie Nj ssippi River. When these are m2ic, car
car he loaded at St. Louis Rock leland or Gaena, and
tnken 10 New-York. Philadelphia BeltmOre, witI11
h,rg unoaded the same gauge Is continued the whole
distance between the points.
The Capital stock Of the Company is s2,o'ji'j; deb;
funded, t2,l9G 80; floating, abou, $4,000.
DR grnc 1ni 1oyeio R0lroaf a. ca
Knnnin. EAnense.r 20 - y BIZ u. cnLI ~ ~ ..
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III nd 7s ,.sed; schuyL Nsv Stock 2 bid ,ked sohuyL
Nav Pref div OF i "a, Si sked Loas fsnd ny bid, III
,.lsd; v,,tus ND ~ WED Grsd nsnk ~ bid sshedi
Lshgb Zirc ma s,ttdi ya'o1 CANS ol bd hse Steady
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MISI,TURE ALaasAc......THIS DAT.
SUR ~ sets......... - AOoS-SetI..O 70
UsSH wATFR...... 1fiis DAY.
Sandy - leland. I'm Hell Gst.......
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Passengers Arrived

H. est H,a Hcyg iron Jaeo de Cs5a-Ms u D. B"iiosl
io-eIh AEosne.
Il 81 -. H. 81 COZ, nan Soa Juno. Herr.
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Ocean Nfenmera.

STEAMERS ARRTry
Atlantic Sailed Liverpool for New %
Pa.SGiled Liverpool for Phadelph, g
Clyde. Sailed from Glasgow for New =
from Ls New y
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MARKET. .. .C.RErrLLY REronILD ron TIE TEIsgst.

IHlL1DAT, 4 I3If
ASuEs-The naTie quite firm of both knds; lss ~ . o
POS = tlt; and PebIlst % ,tt.
COTTOS-Ouf market for this s-ape hr,i bit me asAia1
limited TO-DAY We the quo atoms 90 Mondsy 80,
newborn cL.ssigcATios
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1874.
Isl3.


Earnings Fire lloHi 1874 o1~9fTed 60, ~>'''
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BY Telegraph.

NEW oBLFANs-Arr Avg ship Meridian Boston, bark Low
ell Phladeph
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financial.

THIS American FNcH,YGE BANE. Erw.YORS, June 9. lgh
An EXTRA DIVIDEND of Ten PER CENT. on
~ the Caa stock of this Bank will be paid on The hr day Of
July .. ...,, ,.,,,,., -
The Stock will be increased FIFTY PER CENT or ems
million dollars half dollars per on the
July and the other half the sixth Cay u No'e
Der
III new stock distributed the old ockhoiers In thu
shares old stock according
10 the Ledger. the morning the 18th inst.
The fractional OF share be transferred aud cons
bined 80 O. o obtel full shares
kbod.t may any the pay biz
new and be entitled rebate the If
cent per the moety TO The 9TH November.
VIII be led
portion of the semi annual dividend ia Move nbeT
Tho Transfer Books IN be closed from the 25th
July inclusive C. A. MElGS, Cashier.
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To.sl.........$ljl3s5 Q,
T..era.ea In tIpd
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Il
~ sueh portions Of the LANDS Of the ILLINOIS CENTRAL
RAILROAD co ada tho line
GRAFTON viii be opened this Office 10Th ns. when desnc
ton Of he and the prices which they for
orhe borGs of the Company win be furnished 10 the
rssnm pesons ds'us Of purchasing may BY leaving the
Once 81 the CouIauy, No 81 Waist saernest Of he
wanted have prior claim 10 the prices which may
estsbhed sno which will be based descriptions
ID A Nj AT " D III r., IN > "a
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To.al.........f23d,6
.@I3J2J1 IS
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Dr. Ironc iooosHt- cier,laHd dnf Ioiedo
To Rurniug ENpenses+ % - 2 By Receipt.
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N INV VI tnt DoAhD OF
"a Of this Gopsny held this day INSTALLMEST Il EIV4
DOLLARS PER SHARE all the shares al ~
the Company except the thousand shares when w-n|
dollars sse aud the ten thousand shares which ia
have already been paid D has this day been aesset
required 70 be paid by the several parties in whose Tho said
h6Te stock stand respectively the Treasurer BE-
fore the 10Th day Of August 1884, and The transfer bois te sosA
from this I'LL the 2lst July ard transfer Of scet SiA b
Permitted until the inst lL called thereon be paid
BY order of the Board of Directors
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THE YANKEE NOTIONS,
FOR 1854.
A N E W voLUM =.
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oaio CULTlvAToR FOR 1854.

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~, 1854. The cucnla;ian has been
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The reading ofa good and reliable Agd>
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William Mitchell&1 Court Of Common
Co. PLAINTIFF, Hrd Pleas,
against Putnam County,

William Mitchell&1 Court Of Common
Co. PLAINTIFF, ,ed Pleas, 7
against Putnam County;
John Daub defendant State of Ohio.
ITyHE defendant, John Daub, will take
il notice that the plaintiffs, William
Mitchell g. Co. did on the Goth day Of Jam
uary, A. D. 1854, file their petition in said
Court, setting forth mortgage executed By
defendant on the following described premi.
ses; situate in the county of Putnam, and
State Of Ohio, to wit. ,.lst ,3sg.
The east half Of the north west quartz! Of
section number eight I8) in township num-
ber two (2) south Of range (5) five east, con-
tanning eighty acres, more or less, securing
to plaintiffs the payment Of a certain note
executed by defendant on the 22d day Of
June, 1853, in favor of said plaintiffs, and
due on the 18th day of August, A, D. 1858.
for three hundred and sixty-three dollars and
FIVE cents The object and prayer Of which
petition is that plaintiffs may obtain judg-
ment against said defendant for said SH63 05,
with interest from the said 18th day Of Au-
gust, 1858, and also that the sum oil Sd 81 3
lakes paid by plaintiffs on said premises for
the years 1852 and 1853, be taken as lien
against said mortgaged premises, and for the
sale of the morigaged premises subject to
said lien for taxes to pay said mortgnged
debt, and for other proper relief. That un.
less the said defendant appear, plead, answer
or demur to said petition within the time
prescribed by law, the same will be taken
as confessed, and decree taken thereon
LAMISoN & RoBB.
Atty.'s for Pi ifs.
January 81, 1854. 9.iaa h 669
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that petition will be
presented to the Commissioners Of Put.
nam county. at their next session. praying
for the lnying out and establishing OF q
County Road as follows, to wit:--Commen.
cling at the east line of Putnam county, on
the section line between section twelve and
one, in Blanchard township in said county
---thence west on the section line between
said sections until il intersects the Gilboa
and Defiance State Road near John Vaughn'e
residence in said Blanchard township, Ohio
67B HENRY BOWERS,
! Msfch 81. 1853. Principal petitioner.
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NC. Ewing -Aneun. An claimed ,,,.

MIC. Ewing Petition:-Amount claimed
VS.. p sos IL, md interest," from
WIN. M. Stewart, ,et alS January 9th, 1853.
XTTM. M. STEWART will take notice that NJ. G..
wv Ewing has flied his petition in The Court Of
common pleas, of Putnam comfy. Ohio, against him
the said VIM. NJ. Stewart and others; the object and
prayer Of which is to obtain Judgment against him
Of the above amount and interest," ana m order for
the sale of the following premises, to wit:-inrlot
Gilboa, which he the saiG Stewart and his wife.
Catharne since decensed. mortgaged to said Ewing.
And unless the said VIM. M Stewart demur or an.
swer to the said petition before the eighteenth
day Of March, 1854 the matters therein set will he
taken az confessed and Judgment rendered accord.
inglY. gftrHF
67i E. DAY, Atty for Prn.
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Important Discovery!
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTEs!!

BRYAN,S PULMONIC WATERS
Are unfailingin the cure Of Coughs, Colds,
ness, Dificult breathing, Incipient consump-
ton, and Diseases Of the Lungs, They
have no taste of medicine, and any child
will take chem. Thousands have been res-
tored to health that had before dcspalred.--
Testimony given in hundreds Of cases. A
single dose relieves in on minktes g.,
Ask for Bryan's Pulmcnic Wafers--the
original aad only genuine, is stamped "Bry-
an" Spurious kinds are offered tor sale.-
Twenty. FIVE cents per box Sold by dealers
generally. J. BRYAN & CO, Rochester,
Y. Y, Proprietors. Wholesale by a.s.j...
tss64 I'D. PARK. Cincinnati,
[653m3l N "a w. FISKE, Cleveland.
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RAILROAD NOTICE.
OFFlcE DAYTON AND MIcHlGAN,
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Sepl. I'll, I6E

Sept. u, 1925.
NTorICE is hereby gives that by resolution here.
In tofore made of the Board Of Directors of the
Dayton and MichigonJ Railroad Company, the Stock
made to said Compnnp required 70
be caledin. Subscribers in the county of Putnam
said resolution required TO pay i've per cent
and ten per cent every sixty days thereafter until the
whole said subscription should be fully paid up
Prompt payment Is essentially necessary of In
stallments due, to meet the obligations and engage
ments ofthe company forroad contracts. and II is
hoped that those subscribers who are In default In this
respect will hereafter he punctua and that all the
stockholders will do their partto the furtherance Of
the common interest.
Pay ment ofsubscriptio is in said county. may be
fnnde to Or. C. 7. POMEROY, of ottown, who Is au
thorized to receive payments ofStock and receipt
therefor. tY}kf% ELSA
By Order of the Board.
HENRY s. MAYO, 81
Treas. d. g. M. R. r. Co.
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Balance in Treasury .''..'.-.''.'..,.. 2l4 0s
FUND COMMISSIONERS oFFICE,)
PUTNAM CouErY, ONO,
Kalida, January o., 1854. \
We the ndersigned Fund Commissioners
within and for said county, do hereby certify
that the above is correct statement OF the
condition Of the Surplus Revenue Fund, al
the time therein mentioned
JOHN MONROE, Auditor,
$50 s. SUTTON, Treasurer.