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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-10-13

SUB. MARINE TELEGRAPH VINES
The last Cosmos copies from the Eng
lish Builder a curious item of news
bearing on the subject:
On examining a piece of sub marine
cable cut from the end of the La Manche
line, long in use, there were noticed an
indefinite series of ruptures or subdivi-
sions, as if the wire had been chopped
into morsels, or lad been d~isintegrated
under the influence of the electrical vi
brations. Since, in the case of the
Trans Atlantic Gable, currents positive
and negative alternately are launched
through it, such diaintegration of the
wire must be expected: TO come about
even more rapidly. The fact itself is
too mysterious to be discussed at pre-
sent. H..E
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Weekly Review of the Cleveland
Produce Market


HERALD OFFICE, Monday Eve,
October IL, 1853.
The tendency of the market has been
downward, and the depression still con.
tinues.
FLOUR-Heavy and rates nominaily
at-s4,G2a to So for Extras, and Double
Extrss at SIS rs to SO. b
WUEAt-Market closed heavy on
Saturday at 95 to SIC with but few
sales. To.day nominal at same figures.
CORN-Quiet at 81 to 574c from
store.
OATS-Salcs new at 42@43c.
RYE--Q riet at 60 to Csc.
MESS PORK-Smail sales at Sl6,.
SO. Stock light,
BOTTER-Quiet at IL to l3c. for
w f.; Central at 10 to lie.
CHI ESE-Dall at 6h@Sc.
EGGS-Firm at l2c., with light re.
ceipts.
LARD-Steady at l0@IIc.
HIGrWINES-Dull at zoe.
SAhT-Fiue in bbls. at SI,47; Sack,
9@llc.
TIMOTHY SEED-Nominal at ST,
rs 10 81.
FISH--Mackerel, No. l, bbls. SIG,
so; half bbls So. so; do. Ne. 2. bbls. SIG.
half bbls. S5,25; Whitefish, bbls. $40.
$50, kaif bbls $4,000; Detroit River,
bbls $50, half bbls S4; Trout, bbls.
S., 50@$6, half bbls SO; Pickerel, bbls.
81, 5O@6, half bbls 2,25@3,25
COFFE..-Rio, H4@l24c; Laguyra,
l2@I3c; Java, l64@ls4c; Mocha, i63
@l7o.
MOLASSES- NewO ~rleaus, 44@46c;
Cuba, 36@3Sc.
SUGARS--Porto Rico, 9@91e; Gu
ba, s4@e4"i New Orleans, s@94ci Cot
fee, white loR@10&c, yellow 9a@l0c.
Refined grades, ll@ll4c.
HIDES--Greeu &c.
COAL-Ths following are the quota
tions per ton by the cargo:-ANewberry,
So; Pittsburgh, $4.25; Tunnel Strip
Vein, So; Sterling, $3.50; Tallmadge,
S2.75; Chippewa a, So; Brier Hill, So;
Carbon Hil-Lump, $3.50; Slack, ST.
so.
LIME--White at 81.
WATER LIME-Eastern, $l,253
Sandusky, SI,3l@l,3S.'
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II

September %. 1853, by Rev. JouN ReBrNsoS,
Mr.. GEORGE BERRY; of Urbana, Ohio, to
Miss AGNES BERRY, of Ashland county.
: October It'll, by the same, Mr.. JAMES GOD
WIN, to Mrs. ELIZABETH GRAHAM. 4g
Oct. 9TH, by the same. NJ. william H.
METCALF, TO Miss HANNAH V. JONES,
all of Ashland county.
On the 18th met. by the Rev. A ScoTT, Mr..
DAVID DOWLIN of Greene Co. Pa. to Miss
MARTHA A MYERS, Of Ruggles. AshIsnd
Co, Ohio.
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Post Office

The Chicago Press mentions the de-
lection of James r. Believille, a distrib.
utiag clerk in the Pest Office of that
city, in purloiping valuable letters
Unopened letters we're found upon his
person aud about S400 in money stolen
from other letters. Belleville is about
forty years old, of gentiemanly address.
and has a wife ia Cincinnati. He for
merly was special agent for the P. O..
Department in California and later was
conductor on the Penn. Central Rail
road. He was sent to prison Oh Satur-
day last, falling to find bail.
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e Our friend. Mr. P. A. Eien-
hard. of Loudonville,. while engaged at
target shooting on Monday last made
q very narrow escape. While Mr.. R
vas standing near the target. the gun
was prcmatnrely discharged from the
hands ofthe person who had charge of
it. aud the bullet grazed the forehead of
Mr.. Reinbard, infictiug a slight, but
not dangerous wound.
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GqpEY's LADy,s BooK-This. espe-
oial .fayorite of the Ladies' for November
is at hand, containing among other at
tractive things, ~unequalled steel
plate-such as Cooley ouly 'givce-"The
Inkeper's Daughter" for beauty and
execution ~unavailed.
Now is a good time to subscribe, for
the approaching year 1859. We will
be glad to forward subscriptioss-
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~Tbe columbus Gasette Jaws:

We are informed upon respectable
authority that the deficit at the San
Dusk State Fair will not exceed two
thousand dollars. If the State Board
had not Increased the premium list
several thousand dollars last spring, the
probabilities are hat no deficit what
ever would have occurred. The Board
have a reserve fund on hand to meet all
liabilities.
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New York Market.

New YoRK. Oct. IL, 1858.
Flour very heavy, Ioc lower; sales
5000 bbls $3@4 unsounG; 81, 45@$4,55
super state; S4.60@4,eG extra State ,
s.. 60@5,l corn. to medium extra West
err; S4,9O@5 round hoop Ohio.
RYE FLouR-Smail sales at So, l5@4.
WHEAT heavy: nomipally l@2c lower;
sales $4,000 bushels at 6o@72 mixed
western.
Oars dull 45@5ic State and western.
RRE firm at 76c.
PoRk continues dull and lower; sales
400 bbls at SID, 50@l4,60 clear; SI4@
l4,25 prime.
BEEF dull and without important
change.
BEEF HAMS quiet and nominal.
Cur MEATS quiet aud nominal.
BACON dull and unchanged.
LARD steady at 10 I-2@Il.
BUrrER-12@2o Ohio; 1921 state.
CHEESE dnll at 6@Sa
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- .-
SWIFT RETRIBUrIoN.-On the trial of
the State of Ohio Us. WALTON aud
RoDGERs, for burglary and larceny, on
Wednesday last, the principal witness
for the defence was CHARLES BINGHAM,
of Lorain county. zs4f
The testimony of BINGHAM, that he
accompanied defendants in the same
buggy hat brought the party from
Rochester to Ashland on the Sunday
preceding the night that the burglary
was committed, was contradicted by the
testimony of both of the defendants, and
was in other respects 30 palpably and
sfagrantly false, that on the day follow
ing the delivery of his testimony. at the
instance of Mr.. KENNY, the Prosecuting
Attorney, officers we're dispatched for
him, his arrest in Lorain county was
effected-was brought into Court Oh
Friday-a new Grand Jury was empsu-
neiIed, by whom a true bill against him
for the perjury was fOund-and on tie
came day he received, at the hands of
Judge GEDDEs, hs-aantence for FIVE
years imprisonment in the Ohio Penn
,tentisry. Thus, within forty-eight hours
after the commission of the perjury-so
unavailing to the prisoners by whom be
was saborned. and so fatal to himself
he received the sentence due his fearful
crime. Retribution is rarely more swift
or sure than in this instance.
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GARD TO LADIES.
The fIsbisb or Percie Pills. for FemaJ,

The ilEchiSh or Percie Pills, for Females.
The importers of this reliable and safe. remedy
for Female Complaints, would re: p~ectfully call
the attention OF the ladies' of this country to it,
feeling assured that in the Hachish or Pereie Pills
they Will hnd a safe and never failing remedy for
all diseases arising from a deranged and disor-
dered system. such as the sick headache. palpita-
ton of the heart. Iowness of spirits, nervous at
%foCtions, Luecorrhea. Whites, &c.
In removing stoppages or distractions of the
menseS. from whatever cause, they are 1Efalllble.
The suppression SO common, is speedily relieved,
aud there will be 20 recurrence, If used according
TO directions.
CAUTION.
There are times when the Hachish or Percie
Pills should not be taken, ample experience hav-
nancy. but invariably Cause miscarriage II they
are taken during the earlier months married la
dies are therefore cautioned against using them
at such times-Rt any other time they are safe.
One peculiar feature of these Pills is the re-
markable efect they have upon the eye-impart-
ing 10 II strength. cle4rness and briliiancy, (which
is not transient or injurious. but highly beneficial
aud lasting) increasing its power 10 an eminent
degree; and this effect, in connection with their
certainty i'll renewing Instructions. &c, indis-
putabls proves that they contain properties and
produce effects never before obtained.
None genuine without the signature of EMILE
M6Tros, Proprietor, Rue st Honore, Paris, or
MAssoL Z LAUEIE, Importers,
Pfiee 81 % per box; half boxes .5 cents. Sold
by Gayord & H~anlmoLL.- VIM. Fiske. Strong d.
Armstrong Benton Brothers, West-Side,l Cleve-
land, and by Druggists generally.
Mail Packages.
Mail Packages put upin closely sealed double
envelopes. having the appearance of an ordinary.
Agents, V. L. ALDEN & CO., Cleveland, Ohio, to
whoP all orders Sh Ould he addressed.
Sold by Clark & Potter, A gents. ashland, o.
Sret. Is, 1853. Ills
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These examinations will at 9
o'clock A. NJ, and close at four o'clock p. M
No applicantwin be admitted after twelve NJ
Written testimonials of good moral character
signed by at least two responsible persons
viii be required, which testimonials will be
kept on file No certificate can be ante-datcd
No private examinations will be held.
Noue will be examined who do no eNpectto
engage soon in teaching in this county. Rec
ommepds, where practicable. are reqniredfrom
school directors. We earnestly request them
at the close Of each term, to send US a note of
the SUCCESS of their teacher.
S. NJ BARBER,
Clerk of Board of Examiners.
Ashland, Feb. 10. 1855. 36-ly.
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a SHaEwp FINANcIER.-A certain
church IN this city being about to re-
p%leDish their Sunday School library with
new books, wished to raise the sum of
$3.50 for that purpose. At morning
service one Sunday they appointed one
of the influential brethren to fix upon a
plan. In the intermission he took his
pencil and marked against every mem
ber's name The SUM which he thought
tsought to give. At the close of the
afternLcn services he read the list sta
ting that if any one bad been assessed
too mash or not enough Sc must SPEAK.
Suffice il to say, silence prevailed Ia the
assembly, and in fifteen minutes the
sum was raised.-NeD Bedford Mer
rryy.
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NOTICES.

G& The Presbyterian Mite Society,
will iaeet at the house of j. w. SMITH,
Esq, on Thursday evening. All friends
are iuyi 81 to attend.
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Home Enterprise.
Sustain those who Sustain You

Sustain those who Sustain You
THE undersigned having purchased entirely
body who has ever travelled with him knows is
''asgood as new, } is prepared to transmit pass
engers to and from Ashland and Mansfield in as
c comfortable condition, and on
ashley have ever been in he most ..flushtimes."
His line connects at Mansfield with trains on
the Pittsbnrg, Fit. Ways d Chicogo Rail Road.
aud also with trains on the Mansfield, Sandusky
City aud Newark Rail Road
Leave Sampsel House. A shiand at74 O'Clock, A
NJ. arrive at Mansfield at lot o'clock, A NJ.
Leave North American House, MaDsneid at 81
~o'Clock, P. NJ. CATER arrival of the Northern
train from Sandusky ] and arrive at Ashland at6
O'Clock, Pm.
a EXPRESS
And other packages carried, GSnIp9gs heretofore.
at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
LEVI ~McJAULEY, Proprietor.
Ashland. Nov. IL. 1857. 23tf
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A. II. c. BROKEN
% CLIFF STREET, NkW-YORK,
MANUFACTURER OF
Glass Syringes, Homeopathic Walls,
Graduated Measures, Nursing

BottIes, &c.
Glass Ware for Chemists, Druggists, Per-
tuners. Photographers, dc. Green Glass
ware by the package. A liberal discount
made to the trade. Orders from Country
Druggists and Dealers solicited. Price Lists
sent on application.
Aug. 4, 1858. 3m9
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J.. II f
at Savannah. Ashland County. Ohio. on
Tuesday, September 29th, MARY STENCE,
in the 59th year of her age.
odear mother, thou hast left us, Z5ECE8
And our loss we deeply feel, f.r 4-s-
But tits death that hath bereft US A
God can all our sorrows heal. -s-at .
Rest, dearest mother rest. en-
Our spirits seem'd to say.
Upon thy Savior's breast
We would not have thee stay. ISEE-
o, may each loved one here
Fol whom thy anxious care
Through manga varied year,
Has been expressed by prayer
Meet thee beyond II e skies.
Where we shall part no more;
Where pleasure never dies,
And our high priest adore.
Ashland, Ohio, 1853
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sss.H0TEL.

New 1ondon, o.
L3y Gre ASoAeRe
MIR. -ASCHER would Inform the travelling
w and pleasure seeking public that he is
not the proprietor of the "ASCHER HOUSE,"
but has come into possessIon-of"KIRGaS HO-
TEL" that under his management he will fur
nish the best Accommodation. This is true of
his well furnished, large and pleasant rooms.
a well supplied table and the conveniences of
stabeling and livery. Hei S prepared to enter
tain parties, large or small, and has a large and
and public lectures. Boafd, 81 per day. 1eE q
New London, June 3, 1888. l2n52tf ws,
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TERMS OF


Ten lines or less make a Square. Displayed ad
vertIsements in single column, 10 per cent extra
Double column, double the above rates and 80 per
cent extra. Advertisements loaded and placedin
TPAu notices required to be Published by law.
leasirates. viz: 81 each SQUARE for the first three
weeks or less, and $50 cents each subsequently,
sertion.
dollar in advance
TPBusiness cards-Five lines or less, IS per
mum. ~ =
acknowledgements must be paid form
advance. ---= Ind
te ndirections, will be inserted until forbid, and
charged accordingly.
Yearly advertisements, payable quarterly
The aboye rates will be strictly adhered to-
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"NoW Jack, you have forgot
that lard again n
oval it'sso sreasyit slips my mind"
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The Law Of Newspapers.


l. Subscribers who onot give express mo-
tice to the contrary, are considered as wishing
to Continue their subscriptions.
III. If subscribers order the discontinuance
of their papers the publisher may continue to
send them until arrearages are paid.
III. If subscribers refusetO takeor neglect
te take cher papers from the office to which
they arc directed, they are held responsible
till they have settled the bill and ordered the
paper discontinued.
:. ". If subscribers move to other places
without informing the publisher. and tho
pasors are sent to the former direction, they
are held responsible
to take a paper from the Office is PRlHA FAcIE
evidence of Intentional fraud.
VI. The United States Courts hayerePeat
adv decided that a Postmaster who neglects
TO perform his duty of giving seasonable no
tice as reduiredb by heP Post o flee Department.
fthe hegaec. of person to take from l the o..
e~Postmasterl liable to the publisher for the
eabscription price.
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Gas Light for the County.

TLARK & POTTER are Agents for the
Olstl3 fqHO{I I'LL 1if{sI{P, by which
any one in the country may supply themselves
with a gas light at one eighth the expense of
the coal gas &sed in town. nl2tf
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Notice to Teachers.

THE Board of School Examiners of Ashland
Il County will hold the following Examina.
ions during the year 1853. at Ashland, viz:
Tha IA S.furdaU of Eahr,a,
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Agents for the Ashland Union.
The following gentlemen are hereby au-
therized to act as Agents in procuring sub
scribers, and to receive payment on subscrip-
tioa
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-13

at o. sod oNo 40 OF private terms 2aes to HE Con-
pen, wese hr, without change Of quotations
R.Y.-- Sses we're " Glirg a. acc g t9c
lRoS,-ssles q 90 tons were make a. $40 50, and
span lot at s27 50, s,x months
INDIA RrRWR -SSies OF 30 Geo lbs were made, 70 ar
rive, az private tsrns.
llxE-c ,nmOn Ecofisnd was steady, With small Gales
ri 6Gc while hump vas At ooc.
MoIAssEs About 600 bids. Crba were sold Of &c
&c., and 30 hbls. do. at 29c.
NAVAL sroErs Sales Of 200 . 300 tss spirits were
rive, were sold at 81 AK. Other descriptions we're
changed.
Ons-Lnseed was heavy, and sales linz tied 1t eec.
New Bedford paper contains the review Of mat market for
the week ending Nay l0:Snce last the market for
srer oil has been active and the sales reached
1885 bbls parcels ii 81 ls 10 81 20 per gallon These
transactions early in the week, since which holders
firm aad anticipate upward tendency. so
Brought 81 ~ sSoys w yps Hs
learn OF sale Of 30 bbls body at 81 "a per gallon Tho
market for whale has been less active the past week. and
prices nominal The trans actions include sales Of 500
bbs. at price not ranspired.
PROVISIONS Pork-The market was comparatively
quiet while prices were without change Of moment Tho
sales embraced about 200 800 bbs., including mess, at
SIS and prime q. $l4 So clear Sl9 26, and
sales about 225 bbs including country meas At no 80
sll So country prime at 50 s. SO, repacked Western
at sa 50. and extra doat sli Is si4 primo
mess quiet a. SIS D. Beef hams steady, with sales
Of about 100 bbls at $lS Bacon firm, with sales Of
70 boxes long ribbed at sc and II do Cumberland cut
hhds. at sxc &C. for shoulders, and s,Sc exc for
hams. Lard dull with sales Of about $50 bbls and
tieIces at lie llHc Butter and cheese were dull
and sales moderate
RcE-saes of sbou. 800 casks were made ct SKc.
35sc &c.
SUGARS less active, but firmly held The sales
embraced about 7oo SOC hhds Cuba muscovado, with
lots Porto Rico at SIC. exc. a7kc.
TMIow.-Saes Of 10000 lbs. city rendered were made
at 1o4c
srIFs-sales Of 1000 lbs cassa were made q. private
terms.
TOBACCO rules firm, but the trade is rather limited The
sales embraced IS hhds. Maysvle at loo. 49,; 162
bales Havana at $50 &c. 90 cases seedleaf at &C.
20 DO Florida at 15c &c.
WHAIEBoNR.-The weeks transactions ut New Bedford
10 the 10th folows-66 900 lbs Ochotsk at
81 o. 81 u.s. "a 900 lbs northwest at 90c ST. and H.
600 lbs South Sea at soc.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, May IL, 1908
The yards again filed with good cattle, many Of
which superior 10 any offered last week. There
increase in the receipts At Aertons Washington Drove
Yard Of about $50 head the total number sale during
the week being 3,2l7 head (about $3.50 Of which
offered to day) besides Auae large number which
left unsold last WeanssdAy The market opened with
quite active demand fsr Arst class cattle, many Of
which disposed Of during the morning at &C. 9kc
but which could be bought later in the day for half cent
. pound less. We quote decline all descriptions OF
nearly cent pound, the demand being very mode
rate throughout the day at the decline. Butchers
good cattle A. nine cents q pound, and brokers
equally willing 10 dispose OF their cattle at the
price, but there invariably dispute in regard
TO the estimated weight OF the offerings, which ended,
with few exceptions by concession the part Of bro
kers who in reality anxious dispose of their cattle
At almost any price, but who assumed look OF indife-
renee which they by no means felt Some OF the Ohio
cattle looking admirably, and usual, met with
ready sale than those halpg from any other State
with the exception Of Indiana, which represented by
245 head, which brought from shc. TO 9kc the latter
price WAS obtained in the early part OF the day. and only
for the very choicest Messrs. Beach Bray offered .
good lot for which they obtained the above prices
AS usual Illinois sent 10 the lions share-beng repre-
sened by l6 beadand Ohio comes in second, with 100
head. There two lots from Iowa, which
very fair. There likewise lot Of sixteen head,
which sent over from Canada, and which could
the yards all stocked with native cattle. They
only arish however, and brought better prices
than many Of the other offerings.
oBrien's sales were made at low rates The range
WAS from &C. aSTc.
Az Chanberlns the market was fair, and prices
there were sold al Bergen Hill on Monday only about
200 head, the market being dull and prices lower.
The supply at Aertons were sold by brokers' In lots
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sehr Swan, Hill, Baltinacre days
scbr Highlander of Orleans) Mayo, Bsisnue Ter New-
turypor
ssbr Elmore Smith, Baltimore. dsya
schr Romp Mavo, Baltimore IL days
schr Jenny LIND Ooomss Bangor VIA New Haven.
Schr Sarah Mellon AID Snow, Plymouth Mass.
schr Deposit fetigrove, Providence.
Steamer Montgomery Croker Savannah, days viii se
ton &C, 10 II Cromwell Co
Steamer Kennebec, Hand, PhladelT hn
Steamer Ann Eliza Robinson, Philadelphia
Steamer Ospray, Kepney, Providence.
BELOW.
Shin Constantine, Mscoduck. from Queenstown April TO-
with mdse, 10 G Grim ell
Ship Sierra Nevada, from Gulf Of California
Brig Bonaparte.
Brig Napier 20 days from Hsvsnaboh by pilot boat Jane
(Noll
Steamships Arabia r) Iaverpool Cahawba Havana and
New Orleans Roanoke Norfolk &c; shps AusrsA, Liver
poop, Surprise, ADjer.
Wind during the day w. fresh.
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reported.
The Commissioner o, the sinking Fund Of the STATE Of
Ohio have issued proposals, which will be found in
another column, for temporary loan Of 100000 This
is sir per cent loan, and bids loss than par will be
received Proposals for this loan viii be received until
n O'Clock the 18th Of May the office Of the transfer
agency in this city. This loan must command good
premium, and have doubt the bids Will be for ten
times The amount required. Capitalists anxiousy
seeking safe investments, and money be raised
ny state governments upon favorable terms than at
sny future period perhaps within the NEXT ton years
The Newark Dasly Of last evening gives the following
CsxRsSs Aslnu CAuDry AND ANsoY CoxriNY--
". Writ Dcchert, who had difficulty with Com Stockton
others the meeting Of Directors Of The
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company, Princeton last
| put o. sT . srns p5IsS
new directors AZ the time Of the dhculsy last summer
os e eIonsy .ssns IT. DedSe S SDa S
present ford silAck may be Of SUFFICIENT interest 10 de-
A. That the capital q the oomp.ny has been raised 70
nearly s5 900, without adequs'e Increase 10 the value
Of the properly, beside which there large Of
q Ihs. there are number Of large Leaks by which
We earp 9 Q, me company are prevented iron being
g. That nc ooerstsve now q 200 600 OF un,sued stock
When should De applied 70 constructing promised WORKS,
snd sso the same amount Of bonds the same parpose
which hey nave used TO carry along the debts
Thai fearing exposure Of these 0eaks' thew b.vs
already commenced covering Up sone Of them
he then proceeds 70 srge an nyestesuon and the
an hcuiy alleging that pecunATy motives have tnre beon
trN encd 70 him 10 induce hit 70 hs charges. He
90 nf0rms The company thtt be . about prosecute
sT r. 5000 damages FOR being cd from bic once
~ wee president
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