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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-07

Mas. BAKER AcQUITTED.-The case Of
Mrs. Mary c. W. Baker, for the murder of
VIM. o. Hoffman, in thi, city, in May last,
which has occupied the Court of Common
Pleas for about u week past, went TO the
jury yesterday afternoon, after the close Of
the argument by Major Wright and Mr..
Bennerhassct. Judge Treat first instruct
ed the jury, in a written address Of considc-
rable length, and which he heard spoken of
rs one of the most powerful and impartial
documents its kind ever rendered in our
courts. They were out near two hours,
and returning at half past four o'clock, an
nounccd verdict OF "not guilty"
A large crowd, present at the time in the
courtroom, seemed generally TO evincc
their approval Of the result. The defendent
herself exhibited gooi deal of emotion AT
the reading of the verdict st. Louis Re-
publican.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-07

Some fourteen years ago, Girl snp-
p sed TO be a negro, vas purchased by a
gentleman in South Carolina, and hns since
been held as a slave. Tho Couits bayo
Just set her rec, II bong proved hat he
girl woson Indian, who had been s,oln
ifcm roying bsnd VI Cherokeos.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-07

pThey have pleasal way OF carry
ing on editorial courtesies in New Iamp-
shire. Mr.. Burke, the leader of the "Qld
Guard" had accused Mr.. Moore of the
Concord Patriot, of cccessive drinking and
not paying his tavern bills. Moore replies
admitting an occasional indulgence in the
striped, but denying the unpaid score, and
adds
"But if il were true it would be mean
and contemplate in yon to twit me o. fail
ing to pay liquor bill which you helped
me to run up, for never had. bill of Ii
quor in this city which you did not help me
to incur"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-07

An insane man who called himself Sias,
and who had been confined several years
in the workhouse connected with the Jail in
Barnsiabe, died there recently. lie has
never been able to tell who he was or
where he came from.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-07

uJr 4 brother editor tell. us that when
he was in prison for libelling a justice Of
the peace, he was requested by the jailor
TO give the prison puff.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-07

Loss or LIFE By SHrwREcK.-Statis-
tics respecting the loss Of lie by sbpwrcck,
now being compiled by Mr. Merriam, Of
New York, show that over 1000 lives have
been lost by this means during the last / s
months.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-07

AN ECCENTRIC WLL.-Mr. Railing of
New Hampshire, England, was among
the victims of the last railroad accident
between Brighton and London. His heirs
after having paid him the customary funera !
honors, did what all heirs do in similar ca
ses, opened the will of the deceased TO as
certain what share each was TO have in his
posthumous liberaities. As he had never
given a penny to either of his relatives,
during his whole life time, they expected
TO be the richer now that he was no more
One may imagine the surprise caused by ,he
first line Of the will
"rhs is my testament. give and be-
queath all my goods, present or future,
movable or immovabe, in England or on
the continent, to that railroad company OH
whose road have had tho happiness to
meet with death--that blessed dcliverance
from my terrestrial prison"
Further on the testator gives his reasons
for his bequest. The idea had taken firm
possession of his mind that he was destined
to die violent death, and the most desira-
BILE one in his view was that caused by the
explosion of locomotive. lie travelled,
therefore, constantly on the railroads in
England, Belgium, and France. There
was not a station where he was not known.
All the conductors were familiar with his
pscuia' costume. lie had narrowly oscap-
cd d .ath several times. Once he was shut
up IN car under water; another time he
wa, in the next car 10 the one that waS
shattered, and Inc described with the or at
est enthusiasm those terrible accldcI's,
when he saw death 20 near without being
able to obtain it. Disappointed in Europe
he went to the Uuitel States. IL made
frequent excursions on the Ohio, the Mis-.
>issppi, the Ontario, and the Niagara ; but
Notwithstanding their frequent explosions
he returned with whole skin. lie was
destined 10 be crushed under car of the
mother country. 1t is said that the rela-
tiycs will attempt to break ;he will on the
ground Of insanity, but ii is probable that the
railroad will win the suit in spite of tho
provcrb that the murderer never inherits
from his victim.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-07

A correspondent of the Boston Courier
suggests that the text of the coming elec-
ton sermon, be from Job vii, 9: "For we
are but of yesterday, and know nothing"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-07


ANEcDorE soF DiCKENs.-When this
author was engaged on one of his serials
either " Pi.kwik or it may be recol-
lectcd that the last number was delayed an
unusual length of time. 1t is related that
the cause was as follows a sister Of Dick
ems requested Of him "press" order TO ac-
nit her to the opera. lic was deeply
engaged at the lime in writing, and his
mind occupied with thoughts far different
from the subject of the request. lie wrote
in his observation-disclosures the following -
admit the bearer into, Paradice.' This,
however, was sufficient TO admit his sister
to the Opera, which she attended, took
cold, severe illness cnsued and in a few
days she expired This event delayed the
appearance OF this number, which was
apologised for upon the plea efa domestic
aiiliction. Itis a curious circumstance that
another sister Of Mr.. Dickens married Mr..
Weller shortly after the publication of "Piek
wick"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-07

Mr.. George J.. Washington proposes TO
sell to he city OF Boston, the original gold
medal presented by Congress to Gen. Wash.
ngion on the occasion OF the G vacuation
OF Boston by the British, in l776.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-12-07

ur Why are the Russians like players
st ten pins ? Because they are rolling
balls at the eileys--(allies)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26
Arrived.

steamship Forda woodhan Savannah Sc hours nad.e
snd Tsss Mi.ehLL SUNDAY. midnight
Cape Haiters Shoals exchanged signals with steamship Nashville
hence ior Charleston
II steamship Marion Foster Charleston s. de and
rsss SpotoTd Teston Co. On Saturday F. NJ coming
Charleston bar passed ship Ws,erre Charleston
errool.
L. ~ steamship Illinois Hsein Aspnwsn 18th inst p.s.
nd y ecie 70 {. Whitney. 2Hh.l
Steamship Promtheus Turner Puuta Arenas 10th aad
specie 10 Morgan. tar 2thl
Rcbs Peel packet Chadwick Lot don
June 10. Cornelius GfLle
etsih aud three births The passengers, IS
& T. lon u 80 exchanged grA with ship bernard
June lat - % lou. spoke ship Old Dominion
Lvrpoo for BOst.n july - 10 -
Robert Bremen for New lo.k jay lat q % lon
spoke bark Thomas Rtche OF s. John B.
july lat u - lon ~ IS humber Of large ieeberz and
qustiy Of fed ice.
ship President sd, Breml Meyer, Bremen d. mdse
.el rsss. BuTchsfd & Buck
ship Paliek packet Whitman Liverpool 20 ndss and
sec Dvid Ogden. had birth and deaths Had
hsh westerly winds the whole July lat
large iceberg 7t lat q c. Ion ~ To- iceberg.
which three miles IN snE;h JAY g. lat g. lon - a
sfoke chip Greciar St stephens y B. Liverpool
Ship Caihaine Andrew Charleston cotton 10 Warle
faIk MoEfalk. Lincoln, Galveston - Brewer
Co
Bas soe of Bangor; oHrkEsie CAeel-s q. d. Fsar AID
houe! 70 Ptcs ClS.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26
Hudson giver Market Boats.

Freighf .f Qf tGfHe and Fam Produce generally
RepoIf'd eNciusyely for Tn Newton Daily tribune
W l. NewbIr<h from Now ur{h ar
rived the wharf ooto WeHenst July - reports re
acs the z @ beevrs tS Veal tayes - >heep ana
Lambs SWINE Horse Veal csrcasS Lamb do q PORK
90 81 Fovs bbs Esg 257 tubs Butter averaging - rs 100
frns averaging 10 b-. l1 sides Leather box Paper
Goods G. Bgs - do OIL Cloth rolls DO . boxes
SOsT, Guns ~
Cir Ch,s Hsstead Of the barge Mnnk, from Newburgh
WsrreA July - reports the following ART
- Btrvss. 81 Nc4 Calves 81 Sheep and
- Fowls b5 Z. $50 tubs Butter asns
Batter n< rs % bbs Rive -Four 35
Leather uudes Paper 81 bales Goods boxes Goods %
ths lien. to1es Hats Is boxes soap
Cart Walter Br.tt Independence, from Fi-hS
arrived Murray July p reports the rot
VIZ: ieeves. Mich Cows y Veal
Calves Sheep and Lambs - F.wls, Turkey 5 Ess. 100
. its tuhels Gram. II bags Com Nes
q bskfts Beuies rolls Leah,l BAGS WOOL . ba. Goods
Engine Pule - Machinery tuns 10 ss DO
cases " ooen Goods. 40 T,bicco, do Flies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26
Spol<eu. sc

July Of Cape Florida ship Texss 10 day. from New Orleans ior
Rotterdam. - L. ,..-;..
uy is let 81 D. lon j bark Standing E. showing
awhie signal with letter NJ. IN u. -, ,o,-r..
Anil lat 81 ~ lon "A IS E., ship lnca Higgins Is dayt Noh
Calcutta for LONDON. o..
sarah II H. from Galveston for Boston
JUS 10 - 49, lon II ST. bark Broths from TOR
No date Cape Horn w IS miles ship Hope Bgy 81 days hence
for San francisco. =, o,
for LIVERPOOL.
signal with red had black mastheads snd a
Iesfsd % in ballast =. 81,
June 49, Of Dr. bark Ivy Green Bray hom Msrseles
Jpiy i9 NJ Cane Cod wNw % miles. ship Fearless from
Francsco time ship Clara Broosman from 90
IaIlao.
June - a I'M lon 30 baIk Homer SWEET Boston May y
for Australia. ,--.
Of captain. v no died 18th Of yellow fever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26

'si', rnsry -rl Tilts, Bksr New heh Ci ship u li
J.pe strir GER Tondo-: Onward. "esh, Lvcrvo.
- Ct-r'o'l '-v- PTl Lft1 - .-hr ''ff 49,
Grd hufks. b1-rl l5it ma - '' fai-.f -r
May Andtrun. ae
b :. III
fffr. Z. rI Sow Nf. rs f Nt-E
Itb }as n, un- Ir-e ss'i lsnt.s h-t' ots, i'irf
Co. p
o. l. Lab fsc.r d. New lurt 9 Ni'i'H
rl.-t,r l,.f.. l..f... . s.u,r ~ rr Nrt .l. ia
Ar - Ysrracu b N lh est abr D. .rft frl Hto,f
ell hrirs Gov fo Prince Asr1 ai.O1 folitoa a.
.chr Antelope "a n. b0stou. a..
An a. Ntyusuth Gh II brf o-soo widow Frovt
der,s ictn schl EJrl N--, Boz on IN big Wu "aer
p iiio-e. DE-
YosA .pfh ship John F,.er, herosst lst1 ing O-s Eo
Ssvsuuah. ,chE Frlkin. Mu.-rl- Lun. en- 7h ts Ley
tor rttd, ron, Jrerial IhouIs-u bG,>, Liverpool;
49, schr Pear. Wie'piev, b1afoa
Arr ~ M .rus,h Z. g. liz Eva NV Lericn. g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26

PA ET % rg: s r., ~, !se r. R'' Gia d s 5 10
I.v,rr eel; lrs Y cqr s'gy-r NJ atr''l Nj H.,
r. tss O.. , W.s9.- -, .-sl aa,v- sw-',n si-l
Rus r.ffs * T ll rr't .il.--
v-t.f, b. mI Il vif.r rs,--sd hact " W = s-'.s.
trA rslss.., -,fri s--s her '-e5n '''t -.a' "''''
ss r,esv 81 oein Narsl.es g d. NJ. T. 81
~ 80, 80 =. a. Ja, -. ' a. lon o. s.stssi .a
S';i 5 s .i,i Esi WEI s i'a g p lon Is
e1eh.Hged signal, VIII CHI C. scoring ,o, cotton
Bh. osod sf Ro-tlap Msuou Ga'y.ni P. R. 10 D. mo
b., ~. Ms- v o s..rro-) PAX c"ni' sugar
AZ ,i- ' 49,, -. q 10 s. w. speed Y4.u N'r,ns
IS y sas be Pefrsfa ieacs ~ Nss'n IL. c,e.,,,e4
nces 70 Trcks Lrhtbourne July = lat g. Ion - p SPOKE
' Bis a ,sj Henssn P'lsrmo e- fruit &c TO Dr'peFS
Brs Berj.rin Carver Sawyer Boston for R9ndout
BIZ. Pembroke tof Boston, Liadss Rio Jaaeo 81 q cog
&c =. IN g. r. it spe5Gld not seer an her "a
Bre Wellington CBri Cunmngs Cst;e "A d' wu-. SC to NJ
self Br of Ply@op'A syr'n o'o's'0"3 i' naval
Chr Eens 81 Ps. Ia d.. sal. Ard iron Hgwes Co
El... c. July st lon IS TO- spoke brig sphia Smith
ffou wilnins,on for Porto Rico -,.,. 49,. ..
MeSe,sy No, Co. july % lat = g lon Il 81 n .l was
,oot of the fore hatch snd broke out the ears0 when We found Two
ifs +, il ~ thu a BY great S1er,iou putting
'h st 15f Js shS Wn Mts6i Pou p d. coal
bGse sailed in co with Sar Oliver II Perry for New York
schr Evs ( MeDouHough Galway ~ ds in ballast sud "
Seir Wn H. lssr tBr) Puiien E'ehurs IL d. pine apples
&c To Miller July y lat q lon. 10 81 EXCHANGED ssaa
with bark hound south, showing white signal with Letter end
10.
sch b \ Hswins Graen Cl eOn d. cotton to hcreaty
sch Zenith Toler Elizabeth City n c. i wheatto Bown
sei v,ndov Rocklsndl Bray, POrs Harvey y D. i2d'
frte 81 @ Heudcrson & Wilson
s,h J. b Coffin uuailey Mschport De lumber @ master
scir R " Brown Hawkins Wilmington n c d' naval
sehr l. Ellis Casrow Wilmington \. ds. 70 Mccresdy
seh Emily MAXIM Wilmington n C. IA na7al stores 70 J.
srH sample Ti'or1 Plymouth c De- .hirses TO master
sdr b. Coffin Chase. Mschas Is, !umbes 70 Mayhem" TAT
bet 4 Co NJ.
4 H. solomon July H. W buter-
Il. 4. cliff male, ID Of fever
Cook Porl Nathau ds, coal 70 Is Cunning
hsn
soop Orion Cary Portland DE-
soop joseph Hall Watts, Portland Is
sALFD-Shrs Westminster sldden New Orleans Queen
the West Hailet, Lfyerpoo snd others
WIND-DuInE the day from $
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26
Philadelphia narke,.. ..TrEsOAr, July Is.

There change la QUERcITRoN BARK COTTON remains
without quotations and only
bales cold Tie tLoUR
transactions for export aud shipping brands are
held above the views Of buyers Tn home demand
within the Of IS . % - y DBL retail
and family brands CoRN MEAL and RYE FLOUR
the latter go bbs made At - >
ard wanted with further small sales OF
good rtds IS snd iar southern white 81 g. RYE
worth C6d&l CO. CoRs wau.,d with hIi ,ie Offering add
1850 bush Southern yellow cod AZ To- fr inferior sud 8c Tor
ts OATsHo arrivals sac % There good de-
maud COFFEE the high holders limit
operations In Provisions there !, nothing Bacon snd Lard
eady dsmand quoted WHlsgY Is
bhls selling hhds and held the
rrff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26
Disasflrs. Af.

Snip AYMAR from Nstanzas tor NewOeans Is stated m
letter 10 Ewood Mater Esq dated Mobile July 2 have pnt
Io with all the SICK With the yellow eer ana Hs
csyfsn fNrrht) dead
B.RE JOSATH,S GOoOHUE Of New York was ashore previous
18th ult Rafe south Domingo. aud assisted
by he whaling bark RO chd Of Boston which vessel received
$Jttt for the service. q,
LIVERPOOL July s-The NARY PLEAsANrs for Con''n1nopis
has been obliged % d'chge to take IN NOR oa
being too crank.
BE RKa SENECA Tonkn Portland from Liverpool sprung
nanulssi May 81, lat 81, lon. Q, 81 - nj,
ScHP NIDus before reported Middle L.dss Ne" Bedford
came Of pa inst without Iniu-y and aed 1t fHntIo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26
~ liaiers.

2h Antarctic. Stow North Atlantic
Ocean, with $50 bbis So blkhsl oil Spoke 9TH ui lat . 10
from Provnceown. clean; 9Th lat
&c Wsldron Holmes Young and eskng; Iih inst
lat 81 lon schr Walter Irving NcSeOu, p bDs Noun
tain 81 ing Young Rienz Young Altan1ha OF
sppieau clean. Heard from date schr Monezume 5)s
Sarah Msttcpo tt cean 9th schT A "aAr OF
Ga Al Honolulu May n bark Belle Handy, Of ,haysn to
cruse 8Ch bark james Andrews kelley Of new 6eufd Asec
Lahsin May D. ship Marcia Wing OF New Bedford j
bbs CD. bnrk RoscO Clifford, Oschntk
sToEen-shp L. B. Jenny days from Hong Kong had taken
gy.hh n Al oAys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26
MARLE JOURNAL.
PORT or SEw-YORK.
Cleared.

SeGmshs-C shawhs Shgeit Mobile Livingston Crocheron
Co Asa (Brl Lou. Liverpool. l. Gun I'd.
shin smiuster Ssddeu New Orleans Stanton rhJmrscu
Nes Point. Niiars D.. Liverpool, Kermit Carov.
Ests-John Hermann, tham DeklSsn, Hamburg T. Karck
Como (Br Quite rbfldEe Dalholsie. Z & : Ems. ="
Brisl-fsIp Morey Key Wet r. l. Maitland; Montgomery.
Gsu Uaion hn. Ga Fo-dek seaainlo- Nets Breml Buns
Brsn uuiis Muller Goslug, COrsir (Brl dendsrson
Miriu F. W Never selen., BIZ fully MI.saA.h 9y
the same; tBr) Miller St John Himt0n CO c. II
Bfockelmsp Meek NiemsD. Falmouth Thompson Seuas1-
Schoonefs-Mary Pow ell Davis Wilmington Pose Ch.s
NILS Smith. 90 D0lner { Potter.
SamtT-GeoIgts Creek G.-er. Baltimore Parker Vein ca.
Sctp-Amsrica Baker, PrOyidt master
Bt1ge-J r Nnsow, JUnes Phiadell hia. Hand Kkpstrk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26

PHILADELPHIA July 25-fryired-Briss VIM. CLARK, Da!y
ATeeibo z r; Ellen Harden Marsh Wilmington, y G -
Delaware CLARK Sew York brig Ellen Harden
Mnrsh New ort; -chr u. Davidson Handy Norwich.
PORT JEFFERSON-Arr. July %. schr. VIM Penn. Avery
Xssn sors Jacob Duryer Punderson, NevNork En- eror
Darling do Jayne, Hopkins Bridgeport Excel Davis
In pcrt rerairng .chrs r. H. Wilson Tush; Autumn. Hsv
bps: Franklin Bell Robinson Compliance Jewell; Farmer Nof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26
Passengers Arrived

n packet ship Robert Peel from Losi1a GHi P07 ILs-Mr
YounF sdy and child A AID M seo Of Essni Ms Weber
Sink y York; We J. Pency. W T. Bo0k.bank Capt Les<
VIM. Bugeush6ir II. Wheeler, VI Eug.sld
n tark cod HaHte, Jyoa Ma;lasai-J. Martinez GIL Ma
chine Mrs Tore ~ d ssfer
Taosei mp 81 Patrick from LiEersooI-"lian Mken, D
FaLIOLus.
sosr Bandit from Dry Hrrb5, JaH-RehArd Der
rrrd q Jan si,a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26
Receipts OF Productivity d.

Nv Ro1fs-i9 SEQ bushels Oats 80 do Corn,
sides Leather 10 pkss, WHISKY rs do Provisi,us
Railroads.&c. hbs Flour, 10 pkss Batter, Az bags
NLeGi. o $50 sdes Leather, and sandreA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26
Markets. Reported be- Ttiegrayh.

,Ew ORLEANs July 3 Our CoTroN nasei easr bui io
quotAby lower The sales dsy so bales cor
\ FREICHTs have advanced 70 lil603 I'd 20 L.yerVooL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26
TinGnclaI.

OFFICE OF rHE Harmony FIRE Insurance Coz
No Broad st, New-YorS, July I, 1854. 5
A SEMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FOUR PER
CENT the saps stock o. This COMPANY has been sAred
payable on demand o. GLOVER Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26
Dee. 81 rs Inc Sls.o66 II

Dec toI%to Inc $500 Inc. oso.U%3 llc ISL 90
BY reducing the Wheat TO Flour the quantity of the
latter LEFT at dewaer this year, compared With the
responding period of last year shows decrease OF 40
bbls of Flour
The following table shows<he quantity of Of the
principal articles Of produce left de-wate. from TIE
commencement of navigation 10 the ED Of July inclusive
during the years ls'2 % days 1883 90 days 5i DAYS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26

NfsisrUsE ALMANAC ......THIs DAY-
sVs-R-ss...... s. p AOosSe,s....8f ~
HIGH wATEk...... THIS OAS
ssIoy 10 Gov leland. CON Heb Gafe.....i0 5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26

rNHE INTEREST DIVIDEND for the pist six
Il months Nil be- raid 1t by tho undergone No.
50 Msls %, SIX PER CENT per al
of the TOLEDO AND ILLINOIS abroad COMPANY re-
corded the books iu this AID which al
share shall have been paid
Gh transfer took Sll be closed from the 2th the d
pIoAimo inclusive. By order Ut the Board.
r. MMLTEMOusE. As.lstAnt TL.a.nt.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26

NEW YORK AND NEw.nAyEs IL "a CosOt,lss
No Hanover-.i NV YnaE L.Iaa -..A [

NEW ORR AND NEw-ItAyEs "a Cos OIfl1st
No Hanoverst NEw YoRE Ialy6 $50, !
IN ORDER to facilitate an EXAMINATION now
being made by Committee Of tbe Board OREGON.
ComIary INTO lIsSTOCKACCOUNTS.A ALL PERSON. HOLD
STOCK OF , &, mptny SPEC Ally
REQUESTED TO PRESENT THE SAME % The u.dr ssn I'd a
thi. Office 81 that Of the may he
Persons residing distance who
send n their certificates requested 70 COMMUNICATE 81
LETTER the DATE aud NUMBER Of saeb eedh.a,e he'd
by them, shd the number Of SHARES pqfpo.
have besn Issued aud by whom agned By so,
Directors WM BEMENT Tre,.lrer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26
OFFICE % THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RnLRoADCo
NEW YORK July ts14

Z
NV YORE, July n. lsoa
A T MEETING Of the BOARD of DIRECTORS
"A Of this Company held this day lNSrALLMENr 4 FIVE
DOLLARS PER SHARE sl the shares Of
the Company (eXcep the thousand share.
dollars share and the teu Thousand ha which oss
share h.ye already been paid n has this day and
required be- ud by the Artos whose ssS
shares Of stock sand respectively Treasurer u
fore the 10Th day # August 1854 ahd The closed
from this day I'll the 2lst July inst and transfer sil "
permitted until The inst lin eut called thereon
BY order OF the Board Of Directors
n u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26
CALEYA and CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD

EALENA and CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD
~ COMPANY NOTICE O. STOCK iOLNERs so.i-e u
hereby That cnsuuusl DIV lpEND 0f FIVE PER CENr
upon he Capt Soek the Oac aud Chicago Unon taroaa
Company pad u has been decls ei the earnings
rosd Tor The SIX months tndus July 3D. Ag payable fhc ock
hold csst and after August no. 1851 a. the odc Il ths
Con raiy CiicaFO
ST0CK Dividend Of SEVEN PER CENT ha al-o been
de-, Jared ron the earnings which vii haze @ the
SLIT inst payable eud afr August TO- 1885, o. be
sued by he seen ay, which certificates viii be redo n the
o. th Idea b. ht full SOck of the Company hen
rsst,d Ia Of 100 be- miserable BY i'r
h, fhc backs thereof w NJ LARRABEE, Secretary.
Sl.atalNs Nhlr. Chcaeo July 49, 49,
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OFFICE o. THE ILLINOIS CEsTRaL R.iLaoAo ,oNf,Ol
Iufv (

Nk"-1OHE July 3, 1884 )
l ANDS in ILLINOIS.-A Bureau for the SALE Of
such portions Of the LANDS Of he ILLINOIS CF VrRAL
RAILROAD co as adjacent The line
ehuon VIII be opened al this office the 20h dcn1
non Of The SEINE and the prices which they will b. OIL. o ob
tor The Bonds Of the Company vii be furnished the
meantime persons DESTROYS Of purchasing may BY leaving as
Once Of the Company, No 81 Wal statenslt Of
wanted have prior csm TO the the price.
established, snd which gill be based descdpto rho
oy the Government Surveyors end their proximity Railroad 80
NEAL &c. n a
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i -COMPANY-CNcfSNATf July 1854 The Biennial Met
Ing Stockholders Of this Institution prescribed ~ the 81
Laws thereof election Trustees will Be holden ~
Office Of the Company, in this city SATURDAY tie 3h@
September There will be Special Meeting The 5tl
ho)de on THURSDAY the 2h September the place
s1oock n for The consideration Of particular c5abeed
with the Interests Of the IEstGtion. By order
W GREENE s,rrear
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This sum- the Board believe viii be adequate 10 open
these lines for operation. More extensive arrangements
for business Accommodations at Toledo than originally con
tempaied and other changes Of plans nave, II WIZ "
seen somewhat, but not materially enlarged INC hf'' e'
mate Of cost. II, -
Having thus provided for the cost of the new WORKS Dy
issus Of stock Company have been abe TO retain On
despn,d for This purpose There have been sold AMI are
now outstanding s2i 900 Of the $4,000 bond secured
upon the Jackson Branch and s3 600 OF ne s'O' Og1
of ese sses have been used for the general purposes Of
lie Company The remainder Of these bonds are now on
hand and will only be sold in ati'fctory prices can
he obtained, ard the Company shall find it desrlbe to
realize the ayas Of them for the purpose Of enlargIng
their equipment and the necessary station acconnoda
tiops for Their r0pidly augmentug business.
The financial condition Of the Company is az follows
GEyERA STATEMENT Michigan Southern and Northern nd1n1 RAT
road CopsJsaics after Boyraento DtpideHd Of Juy D.