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There vas . report esrrent here, some
days ago, that the President had revoked
that part Of Gen. FHxxoxr's psoclamatiou
which libsrates the slaves Of Rebels who
are fouud in srns sgainss the Government.
The report may be founded in fact, but ~
give it no credence whatever. We consid-
er this portion Of Gen. FaKHoxr's procla.
nation che Of the best movements that b,
been made By the Government since she
commencement OF the var; for anless W
intend to sdopt the policy Of Sighting The
Rebels without barting them, the best place
for Us to strike is right at the ''iostisation."
We may blockade their ports, suspeod thei'
mails, and fence them in from the rest Of
the world, withou giving them much ap-
parent inconvenience, but when We strike
them on the niger, the blow isfels, for that
stakes them where they lise."
Upon this subject the Chicago Tribune
remarks: seen. Fremont's action wa
not + ken unadvisedly. II vas the result Of
long and anxious inquiry into the condition
Of the State and the potency Of the civil
Law to correct the evils under which the peo-
pie suffer, 10 which inquiry he was assisted
BY the civil authorities, at the head Of whom
IL Governor Gamble. The proclamation i
the result; and Gov. Gamble, Is soon as il
was issued, went to Washington to explain
in person to the President and his Cabinet
the imperative necessity for Furnishing the
Commander Of the Department with the
means to execute the penalties that he has
laid down for the crimes that are depopu-
latiug the State. The Kentucky report has
its origin 10 the baseless fear that the threat
OF Fremont to sst free the slaves Of Rebels,
taken with srss il their hands, will enbar.
rass the Union men Of the Legislature, and
plunge that State also into rebellion. The
report and the fear on which it is bottomed
oil be short. lived. The Law of Congress
Law as widely approved in Kentucky as in
Illinois underlies the apparently harsh
measures to which Fremont has resorted.
The enforcement Of that Law OF con6scation,
making no exceptions in favor of"property
in men," is just as much necessity as the
Law authorizing the enlistment of volun-
teers; and unless the President wishes Il
dampen the courage and crush the energies
Of millions Of Union men, be will not CON-
pei Fremont to take step backwards.
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n Rspsblieaa csagressisssl Ossvss-
sion uhieA assembled - Ossalesss %
WEDNESDAY, lass, nsnisased Hss. JAHEs =
Wns7s, Of Jegersoa eossty, 70 sue< eed Ten.
S. r. Crsr,s, resigssd He Sas bees .
Representative fron Jefsrsoo eosnty, IN ths
loser uouss Of The General Assembly, vaa
tso years sisee elected Senator from thai
county, and Is u present the acting Lie.t.
Gcvsrsor. He i . Lawyer Of good stand
ing, ssd ! Legislator Of sarEed ability
wishoss dsP.ragensss % tie esssr eaodi-
da.es before ths couseaiian, vs nay say
that no selection eosld have been made
more gessraIly satisfactory to ne People o.
the District, or one which, q this time WI
eounasd more geseross endorseaens.-
Mr.. Wmssx 10 IN srdsss sspporse Of Mr.
Lsscotx's Adninissrasion, asd y IN favor
Of ~ snconpronisiog prosecution OF the
was. He 10 therefore entitled TO the sup
port Of every frse Upien nan!
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- - - na.xhndeal
HE nsaArs - - = N
Episoopel Chsf1A, q 80 49, 49,
lasd, Bseisy =. .....1 s.
sssenes -,,.s 3 record N
=. 49, 49,. q. ,oy~,.sss Il oar
n 49,. - aid and encoar-
~. ~. 9. n,,i.a,. 81 rsbsls, as6 ss
-. :. -. d,tv ef ~ esd sitissas
J. "a =. fa......aek il III lsafal ways
... ..S.-A,A.s ME tsAel3 rebel
r..-.1rS,e..sfve nn.srpssk. ussaasesfs-
-. =. ...,,sa,e. thas ne sslaxisiss ~
;...,.;,s - eo..1rv a. ! liseisst nssf-
e..e.1;os e ~ Divi.s displsas1fs ssaisss
a....ea.< = - na6loaAI sfss, aAd
49, - ,A..IA ys,SeSss I'D fsssake sthso,
~. a., l.,ol,e = l. utter fsis. And -
~. pr..;A... h.a ;eessl : proslanssioa.
a..;...,;.~ : A.v. q fa,eise a.d pcayeAvp
~rla eeonne.d - "a or sopxrsgSsisss
ia, thew ob,.rvs The day With ssitsbls Re-
a.;o., and dsyotio.al aess., 4
All AZ vhich = respectfully sabnitted.
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new ADvERTlS EMENTS.


Notice Is hereby given to the qualified voters Of Pot
IN tawattsmic county that an election will be held
IN all Of t0 civil Tow nshps Of said county on Tuesday
October 6h for the purpose Of baliotin2 the follow
ing named Ssae, District, County and Township ofcess
to-wit i .E n /
One Governor, one Lieut. enAnt Governor one Judge
Of the Supreme Court, and Representative 10 Con-
grcss ito Gil Vacancy. One County Judge one Coro-
nor, one Drainage Commissioner. obe County Snperin.
remnant Of C0nnsm Schools one Treasurer and Kcursi-
Or Ito al Vacancy Treasurer and Recorre fssr full
tcrm) ono She.H Ito M Vacancy Shcr6 flor full
term) oOe COsaty Surveyor. (for fuit terMI.
full board d Township officers In each Township
follows, to.wit:
Three Trustees clert. Assessor two ywstices
OF the Peace, two Conssbics, snd Superv isor Ia
each Road District.
Also Members u the BOARD Of County supcrviso in
each ~ the following rssMed Tow i.htps, to-wjt:
Kane 6roSs, Silver Creek. wslsut Greet, Yosk, and
Centre.
Council BiuSs, Sep. Isth. 1881.
E.F. BURDICE
Clerk, Board Of Supervisors.
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vRoM THE .rn REGIMENT.

% account Of the suspension Of our mail
facilities With the South, We are this week
wisAsst ess usual lettsss from the Fourth.
~ latest iaformatios, received By way Of
keokut, the regiment was still ct Rolls,
and With ! prospect Of remaining there for
some time The mes we're oil enjoying nm
asaal good health-wess still bot partly
uniformed. bat we're expecting to receive
their complete orig" il short time; and
hare, dsuhsis.s ere this, been foil uniform
81 and paid o. Capt. Sroea and Cempa-
ny, together with the detachseus Of lsfap-
try that accompanied him from here, under
esuass, waiting fss asps.
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viss = y inpsaeA sAe;s sissesisy - e
.riosisa. 1Aey AsM tksassases = rssd.
nsss = strike 1lse that'sse ssvG Wa
eoafssiss - saieass w. vesld 'asss''
the De.szaey i.ss ~ sbJs : Ssssss.es
This divisioa q the Democracy y shs'
seea to lie spon the vital qssse'ss q y
day-sAs qssssiss befsrs Which ~ esses'
sink iste iasissiksssss. Il = = v'rssa
ssssi.osial sss esly d The issssr'sJ q sss
Al.isissrssisn, bss b favor d thess sas
fssssais n n IL patriotic ea0rss.
Usdee sssA. eirsanssasssas kepsetseesa
have : straight path and . plain dssy eaefe
then. II they ere trss - themselves ase
the eospssy, shey visl havs tAs gspssa'e.
ssd aid Of loyal nss ef every party AID
name. Hsaess nes vho hass sssssded sos
effort % fer. third psiisissl psrsy, VII
ses their .issaks asd rstrass thsis sseps'
We eon6deatly bslisvs tAsa Asssrs. Dewey
and Noble win both refsse - b ssed TO
divert . single vsse frsn Nsssss. kirkveod,
Lowe and Needhsn. Nr. Noble gave %
authority for The ~ Of bic nsnss s9d y
believed t. BE- loyal Repablicas. Gov.
Baker will stslsify hisss'f sAsald be per-
nit his name 10 b used against those Who
have recognized his pasriosisa ssd hsvs' u
turn. bses recognized By hin.
Peoa. Clarke sod so0e others Who press
Cd the name Of Baker 10 ,hs Union Convex
lion, vsrs prompted solely bya desire 70
annoy and eubarrsss Gov. Kirkwosd and
10 Crafty personal malice. 1t was con-
vicsioa Of this fact that led Joh0 EdWar0s
TO refuse nomination for ConEress at the
hsnds Of the Union Convention. He saw
where the movement vas tesdipg, and Tor
his own credit he cut loose from il.
III this Unioa movemenk bad been started
we're cailed-if il had been proposed 60 the
committees Of both political parties in the
proper spirit and With ~ eye siDgls to the
support OF the Government in its strukgle
With the most criminal rebsllioa the world
ever witnessed would have been .
seeming propriety in il that would have
commended It TO respectful considerations.
But il was started in no ouch spirit. i was
the fractions movement Of disappointed and
selfish men, and they sought no co-operation
ct the bands Of loyal men Of the leading po-
litical organisations. They meant to man.
age it for their own purposes and they have
made IN inglorious failure. They can only
save themselves from the repr0ach OF being
pestilent opposers Of union Of yal men,.
BY abandoning the ill-started movement IN
which they have been engaged.
DIS MolNxs
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! 4a5ue us Etso0ns -
| Following procla0atioo, eoeaoltentn4 mar
-, 1.v tArousAork thA State Of ! Nis-
eoons ssa assa
nEADouAA1EAav esskAs d.. DsrA IS ~
;.,..a..ces II ~ jsirs1ens. q sumicisnl asssn-
s,ry sh.a Il. oo.,upazdius General Of
-. ....r-eet .a,,ut ..,urps ,he administrative
I. ,,i. sa.&> in essar tAerse,rete sucnress
..~.,...,- :. far = ,rac4ioah,e the peblic
a I. 81. .ec.r,sv ~ urutectiou % Tho persons
-...-.-.,.s ,ov., e,t,,eu,. % hereby exteod and
.,.tsAea ..,e,., No tArsasAsous ~ SKATE
=. a..s ~ ~. .vr.v 81 occupat.oa In this
-. .,...,, a.,,.. -. - axtemi mn Law
-, q, ,he -. 81 I.sr,,os city, aaa Ira.
- a -. $4,000 8. - .s,n.. p,ysr.
.u......-n. .A,,, :. 49, 10 .,urs In their
-,n,, o. .ea .n,,l = 49, - oo.rt ar,isl
-. - -. I'm - 49, - 80. 5Fzssae
n>.,..rtv reaA.nA ,ev~ansa = =, rer.anaIa ~
80. = n....ri - sns t.ts n asns asainst ths
,,-,..a s..s> vae sA.,l h directly prSveu . nave
~. - ~,,s ,n.sr ..ea,es y ne e1. il dccl.rsd
1. =. ,.h,la .,a ard shslr alayss II
-.,~~..-. -. ..r.sv A.ra.,>s e-~n
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Des Moines District-S. Hainss, Prssid-
ing Elder.
Des Moines--E. N. II. Fleming.
Indisnols-U. p. Golliday.
Hartford-M. II. Martin and e. Wood.
Wheelipg-T. Dixon.
Newborn-J. w. Andsrsss.
New virginia-S. Jones.
wintersst-J. II. Goodman, D. Thomp
son.
Brooklyu-M. Sheets.
Adel-H. II. Badley; one to DO sup
piled.
E. II. Winans, Principal Of Indianola
male and female seminary.
Charlton Diss.-R. s. Robinsos, Presid-
ing Elder.
Chariton-J. Knots.
Hopevilie-J. B. Tallmadgs.
Oceola--F. II. Read.
New York;. Sherwood.
Gardea Grove-C. C. Mabee. ~.
Lagrasge-to be supplied.
Mt. Ayr--B. Shinn, o. Williams.
Afson-J. Delay.
Decatur city-G. p. Bennett.
Corydon-J. NJ. Baker.
Icons. Farlow.
Ottawa-W. M. Calfee.
II. B. Heaeock- Principal Of Ocsols
seminary.
Council Bluff District-W. II. Goods,
Presiding Elder.
Council Bluffs-J. W. Todd.
Glenwood-H. II. O'Nsal.
Silver Cresk-to be supplied.
Frankfort-J. s. Rand.
Bedford-B. Mitchell.
uawleyville-D. II. Pete6sh.
Clsrinda--J. T. Hughes.
Sidney. Guylee, r. W. Thornbargh.
Lewis District "A. Bailey, Presiding
Elder.
Leuis-to be supplied.
Quincy and Simpson-C. Woolsey.
Adair-S. W. Milligan.
Panora-D. B. Ciarsy.
Gsthrie Csptre-J. W. Adair.
Audubon G. r. Spooner.
narlso-N. L. PHILIPPE.
Buena vista-K. Gard.
Masnolia-J. NJ. Conrad.
Next Conference to be held 1t Charlton.
The committee on the state Of the eesa.
try pressuted the following report:
Our Country is now involved IN the evils
Of civil war, and whatever may b the views
Of particular parties or individuals 10 refer
enes to the cause Of ssch state Of things, il
10 positive historic fact, that the ssathcus
portion Of sar Common eoansry, sitter having
for years threatened . disssptios Of The
union Of these States with more or less die.
tisctsess Of language, were The 6rss to col.
iect afns asd nanitioss Of war, (withous
honorable means in many easss) and srean.
iss bodies Of men 10 vasiiks attitude. and
did invest forts and arsssals held By The
Government, i hostile nasser, ifiss upos
and insulting The lag hey lad svsr1 = DE-
fssd. Thess este ere he moro reprshsasi.
bic and dagisious from ehs fscs that there
had been 10 Legislation By Congress, COZ asy
oct Of che 0oversaest, iaffisgisg spsa
saeir liberty Of cesssiesee, thsis rights q
eitisens, Or their representations IL the
National Lesislasare. 30 far, isdsed, i
this froo being The sase, thas ssnssoss
instances are 90 record where the evil and
religious rights Of eitisess Of the North,
visiting Or residing 10 The Sssth, have bess
srsDplsd spon, ssd themselves treated viii
every kind Of persoasl indigsity, IN sss1.
COS cases to the loss Of life a. well q prep.
city. This i particularly he ease q a
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q Whes the enterprising butoher's
clerk s'ses up on bis own hook, !" did he ind
il . comfortable ssat2 wspause for reply.
Young man, il you have sister, love
asd cherish her. II yos hsvs none, love
some other fellows sister.
G. Several traius, going westward, pass.
ID through the city this week. Dessiss.
tiop, Pixies Peak. gs
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Ex,,. Sh~.in

For Sheriff,
hereby ssnsaDce myself - an IndepenAeaf Vs;ss
Candidate. for the once Of Shs.tn Of Pottawattsmie
Cousty lows, IT the ensuing October Election.
]. r. WILLIAMS.
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P URIF THE BLOOD
MOfRATi8 x
VEGETABLE LIFE FILLS AND PnGNlx

VEGETABLE LIFE FILLS AND PHOENIX
sirTERs. ~
The high and cny,cd celebrity which these pre-
eminent Medicines have acquired for their tnvsriaOs
ecacy in all the diseases which they profess 10 esre,
has rendered tho usual practice Of puffBg not ony
unnecessary. but unworthy Of them. They are known
BY their fruits; their good works testify for thes
and they thrive not by the faith Of the eredalous.
IN ALL CASES OF Asthnsu. Acute and Chvosee
Rheumntlsu, Affections 81 BlaaAes anA HI.
aeys. Dtliisss Fevess and Liver Ceaaplslnbs.
In the south and west where these diseases prevail
they VIII - fOund Invaluable, Planters Farmers,
end others, who once the Msdicinss, will psver
Afterwards be without them.
Wyspepsho.-No person with this dlstreosIugd sease
should delay using these medicines insnedtete1y.-
Fever snd Axse. For this scourss u the wsstssa
country these medicines will be found ssfs speedy
and certain remedy Other msiscines leave the
system subject 10 return Of the diseasea cure By
these medicines IL pernsansnt--TRs TnEn, De SAT.
nfereasa1 Dlseases.-Never fails to srsdiests
entirely all the enects Of Mercury Infinitely sooner
than re cst po.srfn Irsps q .s:ssssp:ri.
Pslpitsliss II the Hesrt, Pssssss's C6ssle.
Files -The original proprietor Of tAese medicines
Of these Life Medicines alone. Wosms ~ 81 kiaAs,
sse eNectuallg expeiled by the MedlCneS Parents
viii do ven ~ sAniRisaes them whcaevef thess
existence u suspected Relief Will be certain.
rnE LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BI7rERs
Purify the blood aad thus remove al dsssssss fspM
tbs systen. single trial will place the LIFE PILLS
end p10N1x BfffEAS beyond the Ssseh u ssepssS'
ttos In the estimaitoa q every patient.
E-frspafed shd soId ~
Oh. WILLIAM =. M0HYAT.
sss Dvss1sss, sss. WsssA ~, Nm YssAs
pom SALE ~ ,. oEEsAMAN GO.
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Taa meeting ., EtiSviIie win be held at o'ehrk IN
the eveainx. All The other meetings at n, n. I'M
less otherwise arranged hereafter.
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LIST OF APPOINTMENTS. MADE BY
THE wESTERN IOWA CONFERENCE OF
the NJ. Z. CHURCH, AT THE SESSION
HELD AT COUNCIL BLUFFS. SEP. ~,
1851.
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WELL 1nIED coRpsnATIss.

Ineufseees sossed snd policies isseed aad renewed In
o0 sesdl1 CcsvsTatsa. q fsts ysaes ~ & 4
sf87s D. Q. DL0UM1a, 1ssb1Gae AooIk.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYRRs-OFFICE OF

y the COMMISSIONERS or TAXES AND AssEssM Ks n,
No. ~ Chambers 4, New York jan l. ls6l.aNotioe !.
for the year 1901 win be opened Monday, the l4th
insant for public inspecon, and will continue open
until the 3Oh day Of April next nclusive All tar pay
are earnestly requested 10 call and examine the
be corrected Also, ali persons sntped by law 70 re-
ducton Of their as-erument by resSs Of b-ng clsr-
gymen or for military services, and sho kksary or
charitable Institutions by law exempt from AIatisS
are re9assted % make application ior such REDUCTION
The following section Of the Act Of April IL 1850, Il
published for the information Of tax payers:
SBCIos 1O.-During the time the books shall be open
ton may be made by any person oondsrins himself as
greyed by the Assesd valuation Of his real personal
estate 10 have the corrected II such application
be made In relation TO the .sseased valuation Of real
objections thereto, and thereupon the Commissioners
shall examine Into the and In their Judgment
the assessment y erroneou they shall cause the same 70
be corrected such application be made In relation to
the assessed valuation Of penonA estse the applicant
who shall BE- authored 70 administer such oath any o
them, and u In their udsment the asaessment erro-
neous they shall the 10 be corrected and hx
the amount Of such assessment a. they may believe 70 be
them. No reduction shall be made by the Board Of
Supervors Of any assessment real personal etate
imposed under this act unle II sha appear under oath
or Affirmation, that ths party sseIeyed was unable 70
tsTes by reason Of sickness or absence from the city
LAWS '' iS'' 'AAp''' '''' ''X <. j. WILLIAMSON,
J.W, ALIEN
~ Commissioners Of Taxes and Assessments.
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w. u. TAYLOR, Postsasses
THE NEW YORK SUN
SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. 10, 1874.
TIE Fulton ssrcet Prayer Meeting.

The Spirit Of the Lord seems to be doing o
mighty work among children. II is a dispensasisa
Of the Spirit to them, in special manner, The ID
lowing speak for themselves:
'NEw YoRK, Jan. Is, 1851.
"On NY return home, the day before yesterday, Z
learned that my little son, hearing his mother rsaA
about u little boy sending request W the Pultua
street prayer meeting, asked II he might send 90
too. lie VIVA told he might II hc wished He wrves
tho following request without any dictatlon He
gave 1t to with great joy, and asked me y Saks u
. tho meeting, which l now do, earnestly asking
that 1t may be remembered in your prayers"
The hquest was written in capital letters, A. Ne
little boy could write In nothing else:
"wLL YoU rLEAsE TO FRAY roR LITTLE DOT ssx
rEARs oLs-To MAKE CiRisrAN-Asp FoR rive
LITTLE slsrrRs-TouR AND nGIn-riAr WE NAT Az.
GIVE Our uEARrs To TIE SAVIOR. CuARLu-
Special attention was called 10 this request by ths
eader, and the prayers for him, showed how despiy
their feelings had been moved for this dear little bog
hy those engaged in prayer.
A large number Of requests were read fsT swak-
ened persons, who represented themselves being
in the meeting.
sea captain arose and said, II wa, In the ami.
yersary meeting the Esd OF September last and
sailed next day arrived in Por, last Sunday, saA
yesterday here, and said q few words in tha
meeting. As going Oui a lady mss mo snA
said:
"Are you sailor''
Eyes" answered.
"well, then, want you TO come here tomorrow;
and ask the meeting u pray for my sou, nov On
loard the Brooklyn manof-wsr."
THE lady said 80 much and could say ,ahs
burst into such food OF tears She could not ~
me what her special request was, only 70 pray h~
her All the mother is in these few words.
snow have len all business to here and pro-
sent this request. do ii the readily, beoauss
have found that the sailor has place in the hearts
Of those who come here N pray. want you TO give
this sailor, on the Brooklyn place in your prayers.
for the sake Of that poor mother"
A Rerivdl.-" The prayers Of this meeting are
requested ior union meeting at Brewster, Putnam
Co, N Y. The spirit ofthe Lord has been poured
OUT in mas ksd manner, for the L,st two monihs,
| the Methodist denomination. The prayer Is thas
many more may 10 brought 70 Christ"
Several persons, in the meeting asked prayers fog
awakened anxious persons, whom they had brought
to the meeting, or whom they had found, in coming
themselves The scenes OF the last fsw days ks
those Of the same Of the year In lsSs, whsa
the Sunday press full Of reports Of the wondsrf
displays Of divine merry, which were here witnessed
Though stormy, two ROOMS were occupied to-day.
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The Last Of tho Jackssss.

The last known blood relation living In this ooan-
try Of the old statesman and soldier Gen. Jsckso1
mccullough. He died at Lake Providence, La,
ON the first Of January. The dscsassd was she
son Of James Mccullough and Mary Osfrsy, ard
was born near the Hermitage, In Tsnnessss. Hie
father was cousin Of Gen. Andrew jackson, s.d
his mother was the nieoe of hrs. Raehasl Jsck.
son, wife Of the General. He u rspfsssatsd 70
have been a man Of smiaept sxcsllsaOs asA
Wo<th.
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MACHINERY, go.
TICKS ANTLFRICTION MACHINE,
~ FOR PUNCHING, BHEARINd,
AND PRESSING IRON, DC,
THE MOST EFFICIENT, ECONOMICAL AN

LABOR SAVING MACHINES in THE WORLD.
Friction all but done away with, next 10 no oil 70
uired In running them and repairs needed for
ears the largest machine require le than horse
over for Shearing and Punching Iron, 10 one Inch In
most smooth aud perfect manner.
We refer 10 the largest and most successful establish
snt In the country 10 learn the value Of the various
machine. made under DICKS PATENT, such A.
CooPEn nEwkTE Trenton, n j.; CoaLiss SInAn En-
JAsEs Bknss Co, New York wIAsDoru RoLIsG
lila sna nsny MSn In SsA Y.rt Nav Sssns
yirsini. Illinois Georgia Ohio, &c. DO: many 20 q
would not be without them for three four times their
sost; and others say that In comparison with other
machines known 70 hem that they pay for their cost In
All osdsrs promptly attended TO- and all information
BrEvENs BROTHER 4 co,
aSu'2H NEW YORK.
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r EHIGH METALLIC PAINT-THE UN-
- derigned, asen for this invaluable paint pro-
AIRED TO supply the large cas dealers at the lowest
nanufactIrrs prices. They warrant the article TO be
uperor 70 any sold In this narkst being fully 70 peI
wood and canvas Il has no equal. Brick Suildinss
sinted with coat OF this paint will be kept perfect
siesd-ii Is worth vastly Tor all such purposes.
STEVENS, BROTHER a &C0.,
trn0 IN Pearl 4, Nov York
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NEW YORK, JANUARY 1st, 1s61.-THE
Croton Manufacturing Company reports that the
full amount Of s capital stock Ia $lbOOo-all Of which
sworn before me, by THOMAS N. PARTRIDGE, this
10th day Of January, 1861. ALLAN RuTHEkfORD,
Commissioner Of Deeds. q. BURSuAM, THOMAS n.
PARTRIDGE, TruStees. 1T
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>1Ew YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.

STEVENS, BROTHER q co,
s25 PEARL STREET, NEW YORK,
ANuPkC1IRERsa and DEALERS In sye5t descrip-
NEs and BOIIERS, wOODWoRrHB PLANERS,
All ofhsr WooD WoRKIsd n, M,oniEEs:
LEATHER RuBBER BELTING,
aABBiT Anp OfIER COMpOsITI0N METAIS,
1kh All other articles nesdful In Machine shop,
SOLE MANUFACTURES or
"D. DICKS" Gslsb5stsd APT, @ S ,TsiStion Sd
uARRig pXIENT SIFTING MACHINH8
EFFREYS D6UBLEA ACTING BALvALvA
oRrABIE scAIES M GREAT VARIETY.
And mang othsr valuable Articles.
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NIHW YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.
~ srEvEs BROTHER = co.

engine.; easips and hand thss power and hand plan
f ds sss5 snS %sehlns an .l So,s ssssss sss ma az
80; !: s Al T 7's ~ s'a' -i S.~ S; SsssiI \ 'al
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THE sTOCKHOLDERS OF THE Me-
chAnics Mining Association, aso hereby notified tina,
s,r Tn.tss hsvs made shs ssesad aad hn.l dividend
ssnA.on o. the scrPt at tie ess q tEs Treasurer,
s4 .Sa EkTEQiE kT2i e: 90 w.ssf 4 :sr Sssr
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NOTICE-THE COPARTNERSHIP HERE
~ tofore existing under the arm name Of j. q.
DAWSON q Co, has been this day Dissolved by mu-
tual consent. j. q. DAWSON only, IL authorized to
eoeipt and discharge all claims and ndebtedness dua
the late firm. j, @. DAWSON, q. p DUSTIN. New
York, Jan, 10 1901 J. G. DAWSON will continue the
buainess, at the same plaoe, No. 40 Seventh ave.