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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-04-20
For the Journal.
ReiOicing..-The Late Election.

A few are surprised that the editor Of
of the miscalled Democrat should rejoice
oVor the result of the late election. To US
there is nothing strange in this. Did not
Benedict Arnold rejoice whenever bis
friends, the British and Hessians, burnt our
cities and villages. aud killed our citizens?
Did he not rejoice whenever foreigners gan
ed victory over our native citizens? Sure
" he did. Il is therefore net strange that
the editor of the Democrat shocid rejoice
when his friends and the Pope, gain VIC
tory over American citizens, and no I2atter
by what means, fair or foul-frsud, perju-
ry, and knatery. By these latter instru-
mentalssies the late election was carried.
DEMOCRAT.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-04-20

EgTbe Sag NIGHTS council Of Sandus-
Ky ctr. elected the Wing editor Of the Reg,
listsr, President of the council. Wonder
whethef they were taken in. and "did for, p
IN the same wsy that interesting society was
in this place, .''-.' i''ai q 10 q 40
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-04-20

Three Of the persons injured in the Gin
.cinnati Election riots have died. Henry
Monroe. who was shot in the riot Tuesday
night, Patrick Dorey, an Irishman, also shot.
and a young German, who was stabbed, BY
the name Of keiser. 81 fat.i bra .
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-04-20

E The question whether it is within
editorial propriety to publish the names Of
men whom some malicious ofice-seeker
suspects of belonging to this or that society
or order or party. is left entirely to the
Judgment Of public opinion. have no OBJ
lection personally, nor do ! suppose it any
disgrace to be accused of being a Know
Nothing. adj I
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-04-20

H That Rooster in the Democrat, as
chickens sometimes will, mistoOk moonshine
for daylight, and crowed before midnight
Better cut bis head of. he is getting to be
"a false bird. It is asmall occasion for crow
ing, thot triumph by 4 fraudulent votes
Some think Lieutenant Gov. Myers, being
indicted for corruption at the election will
iujure the birds voice. He will die of the
pips next Fall.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-04-20
New Adyertisements.

Arrival Of Jewelry at Leppelman's.
Spring arrival Of Clothing at D ernham's
Patent Wash Tubs-Canfeld & Bro.
Wholesale Iron Warehouss-Gibbs & San
born, Sandusky.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-04-20

MoaE Parry M1DsEssl-The Judges of
the election at Moscow, Indiana, posted a
handful that they would count none but
old line Democrat tickets-such outrages
will probably keep off the Know NOthings,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-04-20

0T The Virginia election will be holden
on Thursday next, the 26th inst. Sam has
canyassed that State pretty thoroughly. and
counts on large majority. H3 @
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-04-20
ANOTHER GOOD LAWl

The Legislature of New York has pass
ed the church property bill. SO called, which
prevents the granting of any church prop
erty to the priests or ministers, but all such
properly must be vested in the hands of
trustels and their successors. HueHEs, the
CGt'elie Arch Bishop of New York, resist
ed the passage with all his might. 1t is
said that this man has tsOsnty fire millions
Of dollars worth of property vested in his
hands, which should have belonged to the
lsity of the Church. No wonder he resist
ed the passage of1tbe law. ss
A bill Of the same kind is pending in the
Pennsylvania Legislature. and its passage
is most desperately resisted by the CathO-
E,s, No less than six thousand members
of shat Church sent in their remons:rances
in one day last weekl i s-if-i
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-04-20

E E. B. GoUID. win please accept our
thanks for handsome list Of subscribers,
accompanied with the CASH. 7'5
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-04-20

r J. C. WALES Esq, has been appoint
ed Post Master at Clyde, sandusky Co, o.,
vice D. E. HARNESS. removed.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-04-20
New York, April Il

.sH New York, April Is.
Mayor Wood will pablish proclamation
to-norrow 10 the effect that be considers
il his duty, and that therefore, it Is his in
tention to enforce the Maine Law 10 The taH
extent Of bis powers, g95
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-04-20

w On Wednesday evening two trains
of nine first class cars each passed west on
the c. d I. road lE ... .- er
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-04-20


1.-THE Il" man was minding his own bu-
siness, he would net be scribbling for the
JouEnal.--Democrat.
/ Is ii pOssiblel How witty and pertiuentl
Do not get mad, now. dear friend. The
conductor Of public political journal, who
deems it right to publish mems names in
bis political editorials. should be patient
individual, and take a little fun now and
then wishOu. getting crusty. Has nobody
a right to talk but an lrishman. a German,
or home-born American Sag Eicht? Be-
sides, you know, we all have failings. Now,
you are timber backed politician of con-
siderable expeiience,-you can condemn
the extension Of slavery and the repea! OF
ths Missouri Compromise as "great
wrong and political mistake" and at the
same time write for, vote for, and support
those who declare it right, and in fact do all
you can to extend, slavery. Now, per-
son possessed of such rare talents, such
wonderful power of adoption to circum-
stances. ought to keep cool under almost
any political provocation. t
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-04-20

or If our last election was contest Of
the people against Know Nothingism, as is
claimed by The Democrat. do not wonder
that Nebraska Iocofocos are frigbtened!-
It appears that this one question alone is
more than sufficient, in this county, to beat
all opposition. In proof of this ! refer to
the spring elections Never in the political
history Of the country did any sect, party,
or order, in SO short time, become so nu-
merous and powerful. And nothing, l con-
tend has contributed so much to its growth
and strength'hereabouts as the prosecutions
of the Democrat and the unWise, triumph
al display of the foreigners here. on the eve
Of the election. Men may differ, in political
opinions, and we are taught to submit to
the will of the majority, and we must do SO.
But to see crowd of men. nine tenths Of
whom scarcely understand the language of
:he country, vote down the people Of a
town, by from four to fifteen illegal votes,
and then express their triumph with bois-
ferrous rudeness is not calculated to make
peace. I
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-04-20

efl ias7i as7a9z Charleston, April o. =
The Know Nothings at Augusta, Ga
have elected their candidate for MsJor, and
1lout Of the II Councilpen u r A'1
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-04-20


Ny friend Of the Democrat compares men
who feel jealous Of Roman Catholicism and
disapprove of the public shipment Of pau
pers and professional beggars to this coun-
try, (which 1 understand to be The tenets
Of the Know No:hings,) to couBterfeiters.
Ny friend is a member of the order of Odd
Fellows, secret order. What would he
think of one who would attempt to preju-
dice the world against him, by first assert
ing Of the order baseness, or wrong, Of
which it is not guilty. and then publishing
him as member, and when he complained
Of the unjust imputation and exposure, be
compared to a counterfeiter, and told that
he hated the light because his deeds were
evil. There may be some reason for your
abuse of an order I know nothing about
but / am not able to see it Why do you
persecute your own countrymen? Because
they love their own national banner more
than voters from abroad?
No man of any heart or soul seeks, or de-
sires to iniurs, or abridge, the rights Of any
man who is now an American citizen. and
he could not, if he would; but many of the
best and most patriotic men of the nation
do protest, and will protest, against the sys
tenn of f1attering foreign born citizens into
the belief that they are a little better .tft;ed
for vOtiag and holding Office in this cOun
try, than those who are born, reared anG
educated here-a system of party tactics
which places the power Of the country il
the hands Of voters who do not well under
stand our language and our laws. I
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-04-20

R% The inieyest of the Church of Rome
and theIsxtensiOn of slavery are now the
great objects of solicitude with fragment
OF what used to be the Democratic party
Il is for the interest of these two charming
handmaids of freedom and progress. that
all its energies are about to be put forth
It hates temperance too. and will do all in
its power to hinder the cause. Look at its
composition:
Free trade in whiskey.
Drunkenness.
Roman Catholicism.
Slavery. .a
These form the cement. and foreign vot-
ers and ofice-seekers, the other material
for its structure. I
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-04-20
AND STILL ANOTHERlll

The same Legislature has passed anoth-
er law which prohibits all State Courts
from naturaIizing foreigners. If they wish
to become citizens they must go to the U.
States Courts. All right, and good Law,
which should prevail in every State in the
Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
Mnrkets-Reported By TsE,rrnnh.

BrryAo June ls-6:5 P. M.-lhe FLovR market il siil
droorins and shade easiei saes Of nc sb at - fox com
non rrer Lake - 62t very choice co 81 50 fr good Hi
Tcis ara sl0 for extra Mchis1n and tayote Milwaukee
mar closed inactive and the market oweri Upper Lake
snns ed al 81 90 aud refused; sales OF 500 bash p-
vite tefus 3Co bush prime white Michigan - 81.
ser is very CoRS lower and rather quiet sales o.
go bush al 76d79c several holders have whdrawn he-
ssuu,s Oars iDsctve and du saes Of 1000 bush. Upper
Isle Al sc dull and quiet. CANAL FgsisHrs firm
Cor icGielc and Wheat l5dl5c. 20 Albany and Troy ne
cFTs for the q hours ending to-day; Flour 4s1 b5s
Wbsa, a III hush lSs tQo bush Oats, 81 SO hEsh.
ALRANY June Is 1880 p M-fLorR: nothing doing
eopecuenes sgdS9 81 10 good Stae. WHEAT:
no sales CoRN II coo bush Western Mixed 0J7c.
al the lower ngure. WHISKY Sc Recep.s by Ca
nal ,oday: 2Ql5 bbs FLOUR, S52 bush CORN, 4l8 bush
WHFsr ) Css bush. OATS, , e6l bush RYE.
NEw.ORLEANS June li-Ouf CorToS market Il firm but
the fsys business aid exceed so bales Good Mid ag
au.ted As hsh lSc MoLss sells 8; p Ohio FLOOR
~ g a 20 so BACON SIpEs, sic-
Oswt co June 15-6 T. MOur FLous market "a unchanged
Ia eyery epecf Sales dav ooo bushels - for Milwaukee
sp5 50 soaS2 ~ white Toledo. CoRS-Saes bush
s,fdsc Receipts: $50 bbls Flour; 1900 bush WHEAT
10 eco bush CoRS; 4, 600 bush OATS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16

Snip RAMHLER Baxter sailed from Cacutta ior boston
Anil H. letter from passenger dated Apr z
f nroeeedpr as far as Fulton Reach Diamond HARD
she sounded and rolled over her whole port Size mass
&C being in the Mrs Baxter and cd were IA .u
ceded in saving her through the window OF state room
se we b1 Md All have been As the mate and TWO
men were The febost was cleared N about .n no
Tb hicb was towing assistance and
took us an Of The plot expected the vessel would 90 % pieces
when aood tide cane the only effect had was to sht he
- s rly her unwse under water and she toved
b,c 10 town Her all discharged On the "a and
The amount Of damsgc could not be aceaned unt wS
THE Rember owned IN Boston, and had cargo OF satpet
iiuseed. juie spd funny cloth 49,. e.,.
AccoUxT from Canton April IS stss thai part OF the teas
ssves tom hin Iying Age from shan ghai for New York be
foertported wrecked have been sold az aueion ot 'p
Salvege settled. II stat that more vessels hAd gone
70 the wreck for the purpose II obtaining savage
BARK SARAH l. BRYANT OF Boston, from hauns or Lon
CON put int Deal May go She experienced very neavy
heavy gale from ~ W. shipped heavy stove watercas<-
Arbosrd bulwaks split mantopssi eosereeied ana
anpeneer ship leaking o strokes per hour which mas con-
timed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
DAN for sl,25O, OOO-For the Enlargement of

the Erie the Osweso the Cayugs and Seneca Canals and
for the Complexion Of the Black River and Genesee valley "a
mails, ard for other purposes.
The Commissioners OF the Canal Fund by virtue Of the Act
entitled An Act authorizing Loan for the Enlargement OF the
Erie the Oswego the Cayuga and Seneca Canals aud Tor
the Completion the Black River aud Genesee Valley Canals
provide for OF certain Canal Revenue
and for other purposes passed February 49, 1852 hereby give
notice that sealed proposals viii be received at the Cana De-
pament until the 2l day of June next az ~ O'Clock noon Of
that day for LOAN Of ONE MILLION TWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS for which. transfer
able Certificates OF stock be issued in the name Of the
People othe State bearing interest the rate of six
per auDu payable quarterly the rt days OF anu
sry April July and October In each and the principal
imburebe on the day Of July 1873 IL be understood
that the Commissioners be at liberty 10 take less sum-
III the offers such their opinion advantageous TO
the of the State The proposals may be Tor the whole
said Loan not less than 20 OO All proposals. 70
be- sealed up and indorsed LOAN FOR THE ENLARGE-
lENT" and ncosed envelope directed 20 the Auditor
the Canal Department Albany The money will be required
10 be aid i've per the acceptance OF the proposal and
the balance the OF next II paid at the New
York State Bank Albany the J0h day o June next
Maid AZ the Bank of the Manhattan Company In NewYo but
The money will received and scrip issued at time before
ii desired, after the award OF the loan is made. So
Payments BE- made by deposng the same TO the crea OF
the the account oil the Cana run 10
the Bank of the Manhattan Company New ORR or IN me
NewYck State Bank In the City of Albany Interest on the
Loan will commence the first day OF July next and the
holders of the stock residing In the ht and second Jca
those residing of the state will receive the IN
the stock held by them quarterly at the BANK OF the
Manhattan Company in the City of New York and all other
stockholders the NewYok State Bank IN the City OF Al
bsny.-Dated Canal Department, Albany May 2, 1855
HENRY J. RAYMOND, Lieut. Governor
JAS. NJ. COOK, Comptroller.
f. W. LEAVENWORTH, Sec'y Of State
y spATIDING Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
WARINE 10 URNAL.
PORT OF sEw-YoRE........JuSr Is


Ericsson Lowber Hsvre j. o. Nc A., ea a =" ISL
c.-snay Bremen and Southampton = "a anu h.,,
nson ~. stss Barber Francisco, sutton 70 ~
p.,,oh. Fulton MaanEas q ps.sr Frsnkn, Jordan
eorsseti B. s. Thompsons Nephew Jsne ~ S0l s,
cr,wet Valencia, e. L. Duncan vi - 80
H,odless LIVERPOOL TaJ lor hlsn- ID p,oon Sargent
go isicI Pirsudeo Venice, Draper pe'T H.
80 Stats. Bremen sunon RSseEi rTs r,ar Toaon
ayrs, Co Milford Corey Valparaiso, A. Laaa' e,s.
osstI H;,.m CBr-i) Ksssobohn Bremen " u beGktee,
Fser. s~ett RoePO, P:0u,y ssndto "a lanes
,,yvat,r ST Johns N y, Middleton 70 LAuIei
Hewe' spe.l r H,,if,I J. s Whitney CO.; H. Matthew,
,srI Ph's5eiphia H. D. Brookman CT Mar,hi'
1 Ro.ton = ~ Lewis: Buffalo stwart M1rnse M >.
:. Whitney Coz .aac Carver Clark MAiAnAs WASH %"
shoepersRo oDopneI, wa,hpe,on BaIne' o. Rr,oa
Poye Grant Salem, II. d. Broosrnan ueo phsGo'
drowi A M, T.snd f. J. Peters; Trident, snow rhna-
isnb, g L Hsrh Richmond BE- Scott 81 joan ~
n 3 n WoI L. Perry Nelson, Beaufort ~ o. DNs
RoIme.. w p Moore Fuford, Newbem, g. Ds.s
tIis.,, Secor Green Richmond Van brunt Sssnn
no Parker Boston W T. Herrick; Euphema Edwsi'
Curacao W. Lewi Wm Dodge wnsee,. nulfs 1,
t,Iss John Boston Sipgo Savannah scranton lan
.hdel RAIDER Brown Richmond, Van brunt a siseh''
Soop-Oregon, Rhodes, Providence, master
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
<1HAYrIERs COAL CoMPANY.-TRuyr.

OfEEs SALE OF COAL, coal WORKS, LANDS.
snd exercise and OF the trust discretion ad pow
% sta n s"d ssssss 70
RASY s.sos date The o day e. apn s 81 is Ss.ss
iie Of Pennsylvania, MORTGAGE Book. va a
page 49, &C. will expose 20 sale BY Public Auction s
Error Penn on the sEcoSD DAY fAuoUsT ISIS "a
O'clock r NJ ali aud sDsulsr the ESTATE, PROPERTY sa
and briefly desnsed md described fel0ws Az the ssaos
Mineral Goal which big sad lies under The surface Of tho
~ ss ,ss biT. John and Jsmes Seile NJ Hsrb AZ,
Wnsm Mccormick containing AZ and lo2 peehe "a
particularly described deed nom W. Remington al
Compsny recorded IN the office aforesaid In Deed Book vo
Of nrre i6S The Tract bounded by Of NJ
FAtuds hes McCoys heirs the Barndes tract aud Ssma
deed from VIM Mccormck to said Company recorded IN ..s
volume page e7 The Marks Tract, adjoining the lard q
others containing ais seresdesorbed deed from wTh.
Mails 10 said Company recorded IN volume page IA
The Fdmuud,on Tract adjoining lands of WIN. Msrks al
the Pirtslurgh and Steubenyie koaons ming 81 9
perehesdeserbed in deed from Joseph Edmundson 70 ,.8
Company recorded In same volume page rs The Irwin Tract
bounded by lands Of samuel Me- Akens heirs Lewis
perehes- described in deed from John Irwin wife 20 Y
" Rsmipgto recorded in said Office volume 80 page So
aid township n the mouth Of Charters Creek bounded -
lands Alexander Mckee and tbe Ohio River aud
and wife said Company: recorded in said volume PAGE
75 which are erected ave frame Dwelling houses snd bar:
ssL township containing ten acres lying the Ohio River
above Mchee koeas snS asJohs @ ssat acres tract and
the end of said and extending hereo
white oak Mckees upper lac Charters Creek.
with the privilege of maintaining thereon Railroad &C. the In.
said Company being leaehod for years from is
April lefs subject ground Of $500 year until April
1853 and theneefouh $500 year which piece OF land
erected coal pple raj road wharf Office engneshed weigh.
house and and harbOr and other
lees and privileges being described and defined in lease from
Alex Mckee w Remington, recorded said Office in vol-
49, S85 and the assignment thereof 70 said Company 1
aid volume 81 psge H. Also all those % Lots OF Ground
composing the Village of Remington laid upOn he said
Mccormick Tract being ech 20 feet in front and Ia aud
10 in depth, and each Of which erected twostory
name dwe g.heue Also all that Railroad and rucurs
nowu the Charters Coal Companys Railroad, extending
the Ohio River sad Village of Remington, being sbout
seven miles in length with al The mateds equipments ana
thereof and Of the said Comp ny Depo Pits,
Mines and Coal Works including Locomotive Sean-EG
zines 80 Burden Cars $50 Pit Cars Trucks Tools Implements,
Fixtures Materials and Machinery and also all the Franehse
Rights and Privileges of the said Company and Corpos'ion
J. +. DLANIER. Trustee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
OFFICE OF TIE MSNEsoT. MINING COMPANY, /
No. 1877 Greenwch-st, N,w.YOrk, Juue Is, 1855

NOTICE.-At a final meeting OF the Stock
IN holders this Company held this all the property
and es Of said Company Gully conveyed 10 the net,
MINNESOTA MINING COMPANY, as organized under the
General Mining Laws OF of Michigan, with Capt.
tai Stock of ONE MILLION of DOLLARS. In Twenty Thous
and Shares Fiji Dollars each and thereupon the ad original
Company heretofore existing under Special Charter de-
clsred 70 be DISSOLVED.
And AT he first meeting of the Minnesota Mining Com
papy held Immediately thereafter the stock Of said Company
was distributed pro among the Stockholders of the old
Company standing the Stock Ledger st the final closing OF
tie book on the instant and the reorganization OF the Com
pany comp etd BY the adoption Of BY Laws and The eec
lion of the following Officers. viz: President, JOHN {.
TUCKER. Directors John c. Tucker, VIM. Pesrall, Jr,
Noes A. Hoppock. William L, Dodge, William hickok, =.
C. Roberts, and Charles p Woodruff, (Mchigan) Treasurer
Moses A. Hoppock. Secretary, Samuel j. w. Barry.
The Transfer Books for the New stock ncad
in4 fractions Certificate viii be issued for the latter
being exrected those holding fractions of shares will either
sell or bring their interest into whole shares
s soou AZ posbe Stockholders will then, surrender Of
their old Scrip the Secretary promptly receive certificates or
the new Stock in exchaI ge BY order Of the Directors
SAMUEL J. w. BARRY Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
Philadelphia Iron Market.

PHILi DELFHTA Friday, June IS, 40
~ e;sr news by the Atlantic created riner spirt In
v~ ker hut as vet caused adyan in prices The
caused BY the late ste gnant market are being
consumed The for the pat week have been active
a. an ADVANCE al 81 - the current rates or the previous
[ the adyapce however taking place before the receipt OF
Il news sales Of ECO American Pig No. 40
as o. esrups No Eat S2; 2oO Foundry lRoS Nos.
land at sSdSz6; 1uc tuns Forge Pig 81 p making N
,nf - fr IN. week 6l5c NAILS in moderate request
80 81 toO casks Refined BaRs-Sales go tuns American.
and sheet IS tubs The Rolling Mills now .
r rniv Or receiving indicate promising healthy
t.tion of the Iron trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-16
loan for 5OO.OOO-For Refuudins to tho

holders of the Cana Certificates isssed
provisions chapter hundred and egby fthe
the year shteen hundred aud hyone the amount received
into the Treasury thereon
The Commissioners of the Canal Fund.- BY virtue OF the act
entitled An Act provide for the Enlargement Of the Erie,
Oswego and the Cayuga and Seneca Canals and for tbs
Con peton the Black River and Geneee Valley Canals and
10 provide for Payment Of certain Canal Revenue Cerd-
caee and other purposes passed April Is 1884, hereby
that Sealed Proposals will be received at the Canal
OF that day for a can of ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS for which transferable certificates u
stock will be issued the Of the People Of the u
NewYork bearing interest the rate of per
num- payable quarterly the first days Of January, April,
July October In each and the principal rembusabs
the ft day of July 1878 h to be understood that the
Couu be liberty 10 take less the
such In their opinion advantageous 20 the
of the State The proposals be for the whole er
said loan than 5000 All proposals 30 be
sealed up and Endorsed LOAN FOR THE PAYMENT or
CANAL REVENUE CERTIFICATES" and inclosed In an
envelope directed the Auditor of the Canal Department at
Albany The money VIII be required be paid I've ceut
of June next if paid the NewYork State Bank in Albany
seth day June fpad the Bank OF the Manhat
Company In NewYork but the will be received ana
scrip any If desired after the award OF the
made Payments DO made by deposng the sae to
credit the Treasurer of the State account Of the
YORK OF in the NewYork Bank in the City OF Albany.
Interest loan will the first oil July nex
and the holders the residing In the trst and second
Judicial Districts aud those residing out Of the state, VIII re-
ceve the interest stock held by them quarterly at the
Bank of the Manhattan Company in the City of New York and
of Albany-Dated Canal Department, Albany May p, 1885.
HENRY j. RAYMOND, Lieut. Governor.
JAS NJ. COOK, Comptroller
r.. w. LEAVENWORrH. Sec'y OF state.