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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-06
From the Chicago Times.
THE "CHICAGO TRIBUNE" AND
ONEOF IT'S SOUTHERN COR.
RESPONDENTS.
A SANDER EEFUTED, AND A ''L1yING
MAETYE" SHOWN TO BE A LYING
DLACKGUARD'
THE LIE.

Under the heading of "1Vhat Pro.
Slavery Doctor suff'c:ed,'' the Chica:
go Tribune, Of Dccembcr 81, 1860
publishes the following letter:
I am a Canadian by birth, and have
for the past thirteen or fourteen years
made my home i'll various parts Of the
South, except when on a medical tou,
Of investigation to France. returned
from Europe in May, 1860, and trav
clcd through the South generally, ,look
ing for a location. Passing down the
Mississippi river, was offered strong
inducements to so into Ouachita Par
ish while on my way to Red River, ,anC
was prevailed upcn to stop at Trentor
and practice my profession. l there
laid o,s my all in the purchase Of two
slaves and stock OF medicines, think
ing by purchasing slaves l should as
sure myself of the favor Of the citizens
i'll this time Of political strife ani
secret murder. I advanced even be
yond my own expectations in getting
q large practice. was called upon t<
doctor y negro belonging to Alr. Col
lins, and said slave was negligent i,
taking medicine. l made complaint
to his master and he punished him TO
lit: The slave a few days after, tolo
his master that l was trying to get hin
to run away, and also, as | was after
wards informed, hired his fellow slay,
to tell the same thing, and immediate
! ly the report spread through the coun
try that was all anti.slavery man.
On the 25th Of November compa.
ny Of men called at my office ant
ordered me to follow them, stating a
the same time that was d.
Abolitionist,' and they had come t.
hang me by the neck. was taken t.
Trenton City and chained, and kcr
two days without food. On the secon,
day, just at right, I was taken cut
stripped to the shirt, pinioned to tn
ground, and received one hundred an,
tne,,ty flee lashes i'll the presence Q
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IL o II E l. S
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.

Lcvccstrcet, immed lately oppositctL tLc Steam
boatLanling Red Wing, Minnesota,
\. A. & T.. L.TEELE, Pnorn1EroEs.
rT,lIIS now, spacious and commodious house
Is now open for tho reception of guests
1t has been constructed under the immediate
supervision ofthc proprictors, aud nothing has
been omitted insure the comfort and convcn-
icncc OF those who may favor them with their
patronage. The numerous rooms are all well
lighted, ventilated and furnishcdin asupcrio1
manner. In connection with the house is q
good and coumodiouS stable.
Rcd Wing. March l, 1861. S3tf
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dsssDDXQUE HOUSE.
JOHN WILLIAMS. Propricto1,

JV1dN "I11Hi1NMN, IrVTl1ctV1'
This new and commodious House is situated
on Plum street, Red Wing. It has been buil1
and furnished under the special supervision o.
the proprietor, all the rooms are we'll lighted
ventilated and furnished, and all persons wish
pcctfully invited to give him call, and nc
pains will be spared to mako comfortable all
those who may favor him with their patronage
In connection with tho House is good stable
ard we'll ofwater. Ostlcr always III attendance
january 2nd, 1861. l79tf.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-06

COME THEMSELVES. Tho three Oregon,
Presidential Electors could not consent to
appoint a messenger to bring their vote to
Washington, as the mileage lover S15OOol
was too nice a plum to give away, so they
all three come on.
Each orc Of these Republican elcclors,
therefore, gets $1,000 from the treasury
One Of them draws the whole and divides it
with his two colleagues! This is the keen
est political political operation We have late
'!y seen.
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KELLY ROUSE.
DAVID KELLY, Proprietor

DAVID KELLY, Proprietor.
Near the corner Of Main and Plum street.
The proprietor, who has just taken possession
Of tho House has furnished it in the most clc-
gaat and comfortable manner.
The Table is set with every necessary and
luxury the market affords.
All the appointments arc excellent, and the
position OF the House, both rs regards the
Lcvce and the business part Of town is
better than that Of any other hotel.
\ good stable, Offering every convenience to
the teams OF farmers and travellers is con-
ncctcd with the house.
Red Wing, March lst, 1861. 239
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EsE., WING HOUSE.

JACOB BENNETT Proprietor,
RED WING, MINN NESOTA
.S@Connectcl with the House is large and
convenient Stable. Stages leave daily for tho
interior. Teams and Carriages on hand tc
convey Passengers to any part ofthc country
April "a, 1861. 90-tf
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RATES, OF ADVERTISING

Business Cards o savel1scs: 4 year, ss zoo
30 mines do -. ,... ..lO 90
onc column per year, $1,000
90 six months. 80. .40.OO
1ai1 column pcry year,. ........ ...... &C, 90
40 siX.months.... 80. $500
rourtnco4umn per ycar'..' ............ $500
-, 90 siN mouths.... go. ...... 1900
Each square lines, or less first Insertion IS
Each subsequent inscrtion.... .25
Legal n oticcs, per 50. first inscrtion) 40
each subsequent g 25s
All advertisements continued until ordered;
out.
Advertise emcnts set in double column, u
price sdditiGnal.
EA Advertisements will be changed as often
as desired, by paying % cents a square sor
compositions. s@35 el
transient Advertisements must be paid for
in advance, continued advertisements quar-
tcry and legal advertisements before the day
Of sale.
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CBNt f.7.SGN ss<>l]SE.
;OENER or BROAD AND THIRD STREETS
4. =. MILLER. proprietor.

THIS new Hotel is now open for the reception
L of tho travelling public, where they will
find the best of accommodations. There is Il
good sta bio attached. Passengers and Bag
gage conveyed to and from tho Boats free Of
charge. Fl-iy
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GUARDIAN ANGELS.

Down, far down. were the mists Of oven;
Up, far up, were the stars Of heaven;
In the west was gleam OF glory
Fading over the mountain hoary.
Angels moved in the space enchanted,
'Twixt The sky and the valley haunted,
Moved as guarding the twain that slowly
Wandered in the silence holy. .
Curls OH the brow Of one were lying,
Hardly raised by the winds low sighing;;
Long bright locks in the air were waving,
Brow and check Of the other laving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-11
CFyTRAI, RAuROAD ofNEw-JERsEY.-

" From foot Of tla.dt,t.ConDectne AZ aamptoa
Junction with Delaware LackawsDna and est IN Railroad
and AZ Easton with Lheh Valley Railroad and ts ccnnes
tons forming direct line to Pittsburgh and tue west WHOM
chang OF cars. - -,
Leave Newly ork as follows; A.,
HAKRIsBuRG EXPREss-At 6 a. NJ for El'ton headinS
Pottsvie Harrisburg, Mauch Chunk, WiltsmsPor,. Ne
MAIL TRAfS--M q. m. for Easton Water zap seixs
ton Great Lend Pittston NilkesbarTe, &c. r
l2N THROUGH TRAN-For Fastou, Mauch Chunk wv
liam oert Reading Po,tsville, Harrisburg, 40 49,
Az H. THROUGH TSAIN-Fo Easton, Bethlehem AlensosA
and Msuch Chunk.
3:3OP NJ WAY rRAIS-For Somcrville. =,
8P. NJ WFsrERs ENPKESs-For Eastou, Allentown hess
ing Hamburg Pittsburgh and the West sleeping cAf'H
Jersey City through 10 Pittsburgh. -.
EXPIRES TRAM HARKrsBuR6-The q ~ LhPfsss
Train from New York arrives at Hsrrburga m conec.
ing Fa., and W yvan.a Centrs hsirosd
Central Railroad North and South. ana VIVA 'ne '''
land Valley Rsrosd. nm u-y.- l..xn
TnE THRorGH EXPRESS TRAIS FOR TING Vt 80 ~.
New. York az D. M daily lSundays encepte1l nSAns .t
correction al Hs.burr with Pennsylvania "a
cbause Of ear, q Pittsburgh and but one 70 AiuVuA eA
Cbrsgo Four hours time is saved By taxing thl usu
Trt9,uKT,tpasr AND NEv.l0KK tHkkf-LeeNs -
York fron Pier No North River at silsa u l''' '
and4:9, y nj, IL N.-;na-s, U,rbor ss6u
/ trip each JO4iN " SiA'N.'N'
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IOcI THE PENNSYLVANIA S6I
SOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. IOOA
GREAT DOuBLE-TRACk ROurb
Tho c,peery OF the Road Is equal to any N tne S"
Luz THF GREAr SHORT LINE TO the W.SA


Office No | As,or House, corner oil Nesey,ss ssu
Facle, for the transportation Of Passenger 70 ss
Cincinnati Chicago 81. Louis, ST. Paul NssaNhs ~ ~
SswOrl,ans spd al other towns In the e'l ~. \, ~
and south West arc unsurp assed for speed ana e0i''
route. a.. - A. Val (f,o OF Ccov
Morning Express. q. m hVen'hk afasn
., also al q d. m from place VIA a. .ssre wfb
iyins al Pittsburgh at IL next day. and eonEeen's
all Western trains. vn.,.
slsepinr aud smoking all the trAns hv say ohss
route. =, can be forwsoes
~ and from any point ON the Railroads o, ono nv RAIL
bsns Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa, or siis'os..hs Yiyer q
ROAD DIRECT, or to any port on 'h' IL.
he Nest by steamers from Pittsburgh. In, IN the Wex1
the rae. 81 Freight to and from any po'as =, ~
h pennsylysnia Railroad ct oil uns' psrts ana AR
ns,d ~ other RAILROAD Companies aah, "a thisCss
n.r. ntras,ing the transportation OF 'hol /, tsns,
anv can rely with confidence on US is.t Accomu1
This COMPANY also maintsin- an I'm W.tv srd eJIs
io, line ~ which parties migaiug ~ one had -
han and comfortable mode Of eonSsyan -
urst class rates OF fare . .spt No. Astor-hos~
J. H. ELLIOTT Passenger Aeeu' ''
No 1 Astor House, aud No so.u .sofs
MCDONALD & Bi SCHofF, ENG ~ an aRsss.sry pss<
ENocH LEWIS. General s"p''' A'''aA -
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For Nex.Haven. :, q. m, (Exli 2;i5, S;TtELl 'SA
For Bridgeport, = a m. Exli n;l5, $3.50 CErli g."
f:3l and p. m ,, -, ur......
a. IN. 4, l2:l5 $50 and i:N p ~ - N, o,,~x
For Norwslk, :, $3.50 q. M i2;lS SiS (sx % 80" "a"
For Darien and Greenwich, :, $3.50 Rls. $50 IA
Fo stanford. r g. Ex) s0Os M i2;I5, 3So. tEIl
So 4:31 $3.50 p m. ,,.-..- o.eo. -, Il.
Is, $50 4:3O, 500 $3.50 SPm
Eor port Che.fer and New Rochelle, m
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield, a. M. tEHl 5.O lEhbspe
For Boston via Shore Line y rs. 3 p m 80. ~
For Hartford and Springfield, a. up tExl Hii' w.
For Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal m, tELh
and II rs p ~. 10 Northampton 80, :, n,
For Hartford, Providence, aud Fishkil Ralroad M
For New.fIasen, New.London and stoningOn Rair'sa
at q. NJ, 1915, $3.50, p. ~ -
For Canal Railroad u IL .. m. 20 Northampton
For IIousatonic Ksilrosa. 10 Pittsleld. a. ni
For Naugatuck Railroad. a. n 3:ao p. N
For D.nbury and Norws ak Railroad, $50 a. M JO D. a
aonmodioas = eeping { ars attached 70 p IN tIsa-
JANIS II. HOYT. Superintendent
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nle0ieal.

MOTHERS! MOTHERS !! MOTHERS !!
Don. fail to procure MRS wINsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING 1t has no equal
on earth No mother who has evertried MRS WiNsLo"S
sooTuUNG SYRUP will consent to let her child pass
through distressing aud critical period ofteeh'ng
the aid Of this invaluable preparation If life aud health can
be estimated by dollars aud cents is worth Its weight Il"
gold.
Millions Of bottle, are sold every year in the United States
Ii Is an old and well.triet remedy.
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We will teach sissy" to soy. "a BLFssIsS
ON Mas WINsLow"-for helping her to survive
and escape the gipiuy cocking. and tee'hins siege
We confirm every word set forth in the PEosPEcrus i
performs precisely what 1t processes to perform every part
of-nothing less Away with your Cordial " Paresorc
Drops" "Laudanun," and every other Narcotic" by
which the babe /. dugyed into stupidity and rendered da
and idio,c for life.
have never seen Mrs. Winsowknow her only through
the preparation Of her Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing" five had the power would make her, a. she Is
physical savior to the infant
Rev. C. BE- Weser, to the "German Reformed Me'sen'
ger" at Chambeuburg Penn.
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r. II. LUDLOW, Auctioneer.

r II. LUDLOW, Auctoneer IN
S,PECIAL NOTICE.-The undersigned WIN
y sELLat PUBLIC AUCTION, AZ ihe Me!elant.' ~, ~
<b,nr In Ire CITY Of He.York. THURSDAY Hhe IIth
at of D~ceb.r 1851 Of " O'Clock noon the following Do
scrbed SECURITIES viz: -, ,,,. ~, ,,,,,.,
Sir y-uine fGol BONDS Of the BRECklN ANIL
COAL COMPANY Of KENTUCkY Of Eight Hundred Dol
lsr each with the ras,-du- and other Coupons .
And AL a CERTIFICATE which purports % erue the
owner thereof 10 Twenty Thousand Eight Hundred Dol
ar s2a0l Of the New Stocks Of sud cstnudg tanne
Coal Company issued under the pan q relief adop Cd
bv aid Ccmpsny June l. 1888 expressed IN said D"ith
- The All sofds and Stocks beng held collateral
..eurty.-Datcd NeyF.York Dec. :. 1871
H. H. LUDLOW Co, Auu,ionecr,
no. Pno-st.
GOODMAN 4 IEsSrP. Atiorneya No II. BIoldNly
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STATE or ILINos TREAsrRsK's OFFICE.

STATE oP ILrfsoIs. 1RRAsUREfs OEFIcE, ~
SPEISGFigLD, December ?, 1861. =
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
4 TREASURER OF TIE STATE OF ILLINOIS VIII,
day OF February 1862 be ready o. the AMERICAN EA-
CHANGE BANK. New-Yors. TO pay the lNTEkE5I ma,
turing Monday of January 1872, the fUbllC
DEBT IL the State Of Illinois
The nlere then due and not called for prior 70 the tn Gay
o. February wi thereafter be psd only the Office OF me
Treasurer Of the STATE OF ro IN The City Of Springfield
IDiroi, WILLIAM BUTLFR, Treasurer
oIer Of Illinois and Michigan Canal Bonds where Cou-
pons are ahausted are required present the bonds
WILLIAM BUILER, Treasnrer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-11

eve u.e MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
daily and would advise all parents to procurea suppy-ey
Aaron Jones' it, Editor of The Mississippi Baptist published
at lac
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Jneuranre Companies.
NEw-EYGLAND MUTUAL LIFE NsUR-

n
ANCE COMPANY (purely MuiuaD, Boston, Man Ic-
cumula,ed Fund 10 meet Losses nearly Two Millions Loses
during II years over 800 600 Dividends paid ia cash In Il
years sGo0 Las, Cash Dividend 20 per cent Net As'e,i
over liabilities sG0oOo lntcre ting documents concerning
Life Insurance furnished gratis.
JOHN HOPPER. Agent and Attorney Tor tho Company
Metropolitan Bank Budins 10 Brosiwayeof PIns IT.. ~
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ave have tried t. and know be all II elsms"-Rev
J. s. Hone, Pastor Of the PeuepOnt-ss Baptist 0nuoh
Brooklyn, N \.
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OYTrcK OF THg ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.,
EEw-YokX, December 3. 1901.

UTIIIF UF 7 It"7ND VT
FEw-YokX, December 8. 1901
AT Meeting of the Board Of Directors OF the
"A ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
held at their Office Ia Hew-York this day, Il was
ReIrod That assortment Of Five Dollars per share upon
the Scrip Shares Of the Capital Stock Of the Company be- aud
the same hereby called payable the 2Oh day oil January
1902 and that the b. payable the stock regttered Ia
the City OF NewYok the Office Of the Company In thst
City the Stock registered in London at the Once oil
M.sss ROBERT BENSON Co., London; and that parties
desiring their assessnent In London may pay the same
Of exchange sufficient 10 produce tive dollars per
share 70 the Company in the City Of New FORK:
ResQIred ThSt the Transfer Books be closed on the AFTER
Of 18th Janus aud reopened on the 2oh cay
Of the same month aud transfer be permitted on or
tina, upon which the foregoing esesse5t
shall net have been paid . .,, n,
THOMAS T. WALKER, Treasurer.
Tho EstyDoar Certificates to be returned on ment 81
the above. ~ Sd"''i'
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Bnrnima fIuio, Oils, &e.

DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
H OlLReceived direct from the manufacturers and ioI
sale IN qusne, to suit at the very lowest market rates oy
SCHIEFFELlN BROTHERS Co.
Nos IN and l7g Wnianl.s... Nev.fogk
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rENHE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY



Mr. KENNEDY of Rosbury has discovered In one oil orr
COMMON PASTURE WEEDS. remedy that cures every
Kind of Tumor from the Scroiaa down 10 common
Pimple =,
t. bottles will cure the kind Of pimples on the
face
2to bottles will clear the system Of piles
2botles warranted to cure the worst csnker In the
mouth aud stomach.
to bottles warranted to the wos; kind Of erysp
elias.
bottles warranted to all humors II the eyes,
ITO botes warranted running Of the ears and
blotches among the hair
to bottles are warranted corrupt and running
sores.
to bottles will cure scay eruption Of the skin.
bottles warranted to the worst cases OF ring
worm.
to bottles are warranted the most desperate
OF rheumasm.
. 10 bottles warranted 10 cure saltrheum.
5to bottles will cure the worst OF scrotata
benefit IL always experienced from the hrst bottle and
perfect cure warranted when the above quantity IL taken
giving strict attention 70 the direction II tue pamphlet
nound each bottle, and judiciols application Of the
SCROFuLA OINTMENT.
HEALING OINTMENT, and
SALTRHEuM OINTMENT
every ulcer and whatever kind nature perfectly
aud permanently healed.
Price | pet bottle.
For sale by respectable druggists everywhere
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NUM- H0RACE MATERS PIANnS nn

< tlELODgOSs. aud ALEXANDRA ORGANS, are the
Gns t1fnes for ParioTE and Churches In use
iSree sortn,ut can a, the new Wacfoom No 90
Hrssday be, een Grand sud Broome sts. which will be
soI at extremely Low prices liapos and Msoae5bs Tora
ssuJy makers ne ard econd hard TO let sni rent aiowed
a a. PEI agreement. Monthly payments received i
fhs same Sheet Music Music Books snd al xinds OF Mast
Errcande al wsr prices. Pianist in attendance will a.,
music.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-11

N,O PRINTERS.-Four TABLE-RACKS,
4 and five lsise ORTs- CASES for SALE cheap. These
Tsbe Racks sid Cases are Ia excellent condiioo There
five .esses 70 each BsrS INQUIRE ~ j. q. Cooi'hf %
Nv. u -. -. 80. ---- g1---s, .. 4. -
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"mr. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has unPrece
ented sale with me- my customers have ascertanedi
meh,s Thi, the frs; tiue in hiryfye years drug bus
mesa tina, have indosed medicine for intrinsic good quail
ties know IT give. the grestest satisfaction to parents aud
uusss aodIrg relief aud que;uie without any unpleasant
effects attending lite use.
GEORGE A. FOWLER ofGuilford"
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Dentistrn.
Marbinerp.

EOR SALE-Two tubular BOILERS. each "A
Il feet long and feet inches diameter Can be- seen a
the Deambter Iron Works. Also, two TEAM-ENGINE6
For price, apply TO BARsT0W& POPE. No. 50 Pinest
TNO PRINTERS.-For SALE, an ADAMS
PRESS 29x43 cheap for cash; an good order and xor
ing C. r. CHRISTOPHER, No. lO9 Nss.aus. Y.
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60 Formers ano OMrs,

NOR SALE.-TO ENGLISH FARMERS and
i FRUIT GRoWERs-sol resembles good part Of
Tnelsnd See advertisement OF Nineland
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ave have spoken of hi, Syrup for the benefit Of read
es who parents We know its good value and have er
perenced some the rich blessings which result from At
usc"-Rev syIvanus Cobb Boston Christian Freeman
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A BOLD STROKE.-No $40 BROADWAY,
~ corner Of Whitest q blocksded importer stock Of
LADIES' AND GENTS LINEN CAMBRlC HANDkER-
CHIEFS.
AND MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
Is now Offered "a tie public AT RE FAIL az prices never be-
fore heard Of in this line and 1t hoped never viii be az in
$4,000 worth of Linen Hsndkei hcis embracing every
variety plain hcmtchcd sud embroidered Tor men,
women and Children from three cents TO three dollars each
Elegant Embroidered Handkerces at prices which VIII
astonish all.
NECK TIES.
An inuense stock from to ~ cents each nothing over SOC
Gents Searfs in aud elegant designs from " cents o.
SLUT third the usual pr MCCLELLAN SCARFs
-Enely endless variety a. - cen,s each sold by
ali retailers a, 81 so GLONES-An kinds, from II 10 90
cents Fine Beaver Gloves at ~ oeutaue sold re-
gularly at 81. -. l.,
GENTS LINEN COLLARS.
$500 dozen Of the best three and fourpy latest styles at
r 20 Der Dozen 10 cents eachwranted 70 be the same
A. are sold everywhere f20 a. Hosery Shirts Under
shirts aud Drnwers Travelling Shirts all 8, prices that viii
convince buyers that are In earnest. Open evenings
Everything marked IN plata figures.
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ooopMAN ( JEssUP. Aaorney. 30. n! BIOldvly.
Oyyfcy or TIE LfrriE MIAsI RuLRoAD Co,

Uyycy or rnK LrrriE MI,s RuLRoAD Co.
CfscisSArI Nov -, 1871
4 DIVIDEND Of FOUR PER CENT on the
~ earia stock u - Company declared by The Board
q Director THIS DAY payable 4 the oee o. The Tres
urcr thi city % End after tue FIRST hoNDAi Vh' o'
By oder 4 lie Executive Committee Eastern stocLhod'
er.usy receive t9e ah'tr dVi,sna IN 49, -, ~ =, Fec,
sddf und-r.zned check Will bo forwarded by
man u '''''"'' " 49, 5 I. WRIGHT Treasurer
OyncY o, rms DEr. AID Hen C,s,L Cor}
Elw-loAS, Dec. 2, 1901.
TIVE Board Of Managers q this Company have
i dscIued Semi Annual Dividend Of THEE AND A
he on md ans n. aoh lHs a. ne ooe he Company,
No p Wiiamt corner q Efehaaseace BE- -, t.an,s,-
ING o. we '''H '"'' " ISAAC N SEYMOUR Treasurer
LIMITED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU,
u No 2C2 B'w1y. cor Wsuen.st. Passports isued through
}. h. hONES. Adopted ciii4ou' must produce eefhches
A PPROVED BILLS for SUPPLIES fur
~ mixed the WAR aud NAVY DEPARTMENTS cashed
1'1 ''~'''' JOHN B. MURRAY.
No % Es.aus,, opposite the Po'toiee.
A LFRED RUSSELL, m,
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Continues attention 20 Collections aud 10 per cent Loans
Sullivan. RANDOLPH BUDD.
q. IT, STEVENSON, esq.
TIVE CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
Il RAILROAD COMPANY prepared to PAY the IN
TEREsP now due their Mortgage Bonds The coupons
NAV be prrsented the Oce OF tie C0mpAI Cleveland
or at No IS Wiiim-st., New.York TO h. c. klNGsLEf
No 10 ExcHASGz.PLAoE Oct :, 1901.
ALL PERSONS are cautioned against buying
"a OF ne yo,ans the following $40 per cent TREASURY
No. 85Ji for $500.
Nos. p 325, 2786 1897. 2,825, for 100 each
PAYABLE the Older Of Carpenter HILL the same having
been obtained BY fraud aud their payment being stepped
GOVERNMENT AGENCY for the Sale of
w 7 1lO TREASURY NOTES
LIYERMORE, CLEWs. MASON,
Bankers aud Dealers In Securities.
Nos. 81 and 80 Wslst., New oIk.
WE would call attention TO the sale OF the
w VALUABLE PROPERTY, Nos. 800 and 3Z9 Broad.
way being the tore occupied By Mestrs. Bowen, Holmes
CO. TO be SOLD ~ AUCTION. by Y. II. LUDLOW 4 Co,
on THURSDAY, December r. 1861 st II o'clock, at the
Merchants Exchange 0de OF the Supreme Court under
the direction Of Joseph J. Marvin. esd, referee-beng
together Hl5O feet or less Maps and teuas OF sale At
No Pine st. cam
COLLECTIONS on WASHINGTON, ID. c.
~ Claims any OF the Departments QuareIinesters Ac
counts ayabe In Washington d. Co. collected with
prolnpness and on moderate terms, by
RlGGS& 60. No SO Wall.st.