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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-09-18

How strange it is, that men. and wo.
men too, are oftenest ashamed OF what is
best in them, and are ignobly contenled
with the worlds approval of or under.
stood silence in regard to things discred.
liable to humanity. One starts some.
Lime with horror to see the beautiful and
the true recklessly thrust in the back
ground, that deformity may be decked
and garlanded, and paraded in its place
Only by long continuance by wronsing
our better nature, can the souls protest.
ing voice be thus siienced. Only by long
chosen association with those who have
themselves succeeded in doing it, does
1t grow fainter, to he heard never again
till the soul rouses itself horror struck
at the misspsnl past, and liha 4hopeleas
ifutute. Few There are, among men or
women, who can boldly assert them
selves, at those moments when they are
nearest heaven, in the face of dissent, or
Indifference, or ridicule. Too often our
good angel covers his face and retires
that mocking fiend may clap US appro.
vingly on the back Fanny Fern.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-09-18
The New TexLnw.
Thsiax bill went into elfec. August

lstl nnd 70 continue four years. Tue
inc CO
N
come ofthe preceding year. The
other taxes commence when the act
goes into operation. The CON pensa-
tion for the assessors is So per day, and
a commission Of 81 for each 100 names
furnished by them 10 the collector. An
assessor with about $4,000 taxable per.
sons in his district, might receive about
81 500 for his time, and $500 for his
commissions There will be several of
these So 900 officers.
The taxes imposed are Of four classes,
and the individual who is not affected
under one head or tho other, must be
very ingenious or very unfortunate.-
The classes include-frst, license for
certain pursuits; second, taxes on manu-.
factured articles and products; third, in.
come duties; fourth, stamp duties
These are epitomized by the Worcester
(Mass Spy ss follows:
/. Some of the principal classes who
are required to take out annual licenses
ere hotel keepers, who are taxed from
So TO 5000, as the rental Of houses and
property occupied varies from 500 to
$4,000; bankers, lheatcrs, and whole.
sale liquor dealers, 500, each; brewers
from $25 to $50; brokers, circuses,
pawnbrokers, and wholesale dealers, $50
auctioneers, jugGlers, and retail liquor
dealers, Ss0;peddlers, from So to $50;
apoihecaries, con(eCtoners, dentists, law.
yers, manufacturers, eating houses, liv.
cry stables, photographers, physicians,
retail de"!lse!gss. "!le!s. Observation-Disclosures
I tther classes, $40 each; billiard tahlea
and bowling alleys, for each table and
alley, So.
O. The tax on manufactured articles
or products is 10 be paid by manufactu.
rer or producer op their respective salrs,
Manufacturers, not otherwise specified
of lrass, copper, iron, steel, silver, lead,
gold, glass, wood, cotton. leather, India
rubber paper silk, tin, and many other
materials in common use are taxed 8 per
cent, or the entire value of the monufac.
tured articles and products subject to
special taxation. Carriages pay from 81
to $40, as their value ranges from S75 10
5000; cigars from $3.50 TO $3.50 pei
thousand; confectionery, 1 cent per h.
cotton cent per pound; distilled spir.
its, first proof, 20 cents per galon iIlu-
minatng gas, from 5 10 IS cents per /,
900 cubic feet, as the manufacture var.
les from 100000 to 100000 feet; ami.
NAL oils, 2 cents per gallon; umbrellas,
5per cent; snuff ~ cents per pound; soap
from I mill to 2 cents per pound; tobac
co, Q TO 10 cents per pound. Books arc
notregarded as a manufacture, and var.
iouS other articles of convenience or nc.
cessity are exempted, being sufficiently
taxed in the materials Of which they are
made, or otherwise.
3. The annual income of every pOr.
sen, when exceeding $4,000, pays
per cent ON tho excess over the former
amount per cent when the income ex.
cCcd' $4,000, pays 8 per cent on tho
excess over tho former amount per
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-09-18
Capture of Spencer.

The history Of the capture Of Spencer,
the county seat of Roane county, and
the disgracefrl surrender of the Feder.
al troops, by Col. Rathbone, is simply
this, which we regard as true: On
Tuesday, the 2i inst, at P. NJ, Jen.
kins, with 500 cavalry, arrived within
hall mile Of the toEns on the roHtl
.fr1pss ass,1s6 q, sJiit D tiag Ofudceio
Col. Rathbone, demanding the uncondi-
tional surrender of the place, 10 which
demand Col, Rathbone yielded, ordering
his men 10 stack their arms, and pre-.
pare to be paroled. Sore of his officers
begged 10 be permitted to take the com.
mand and 6ght it out with JeuSins,-
This request not being granted, good
portion Of the men, lead by Captain Pell
seiEed their arms, and fed to the hills
In short time jenkins cavalry came
in, paroled Rathbone and bis men, burnt
the stas k OF guns, consisting of several
hundred belonging to the citizens Of the
county, distributed the small amount Of
commissary stores 10 the Inhabitants of
the town, and after taking several good
horses from the citizens in the vicinity,
leaving, in some instances, broken down
ones in their places, and about 10 A. M.
next day left, taking the pike for the
Ohio River.
Ralhbone had not less than three hun
dred effective men under his command,
and occupying position that would
have enabled him, with ordinary militia,
ry skill and determination, to have easi.
ly Tepulsed and defeated Jenkins force.
In the same place. a year ago, less than
hundred Home Guards defended them,
selves against much larger force of the
enemy than Jenkins had, for eight days
-Kqnd,oha Republican,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-09-18
An AFFECTING INcIpEvr OF THE BAT

AN AFFECTING INCIDENT OF THE BAT.
ytse2TS'wE9A&&+ among those brought
to the White House was a rebel colo
mel, who had been shot through the
lungs. AS he appeared to be dying, Mr.
Barclay asked him if he wished anything
done, lie said, @Yes," and gave the
commissioner the names and addresses
Of his wife and children. "And now,"
said he, ask God to forgive me for ever
having anything TO do with this wicked
rebellion" Mr.. Barclay asked il he de.
sired him to pray with him. He answer
ed in the affirmative, and, after a prayer,
petitioning the forgiveness Of Almighty
God for his sins, and His fatherly inter.
position on the soon.to-be widowed wife
and orphaned childron, tho ponitOnt' Car.
Gilman raised his trembling arms and
threw them about the neck of Mr. Bar
clay, and kissed him again and again.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-09-18
WnslIngton,s Strnlnpy

One day Washington sending dis.
patch, directed the bearer TO cross the
river alta certain ferry, and to go through
the ROmopo Pass to Moristown. The
young man, knowing that nest of trai.
tors infested the Pass, ventuted to sug
gest to the Commanderin Chief that an
other road would be the safest.
81 shall be loken," he said, "if l 60
through the Pass"
"Young. mpRa, y9pr.le!T, is,s4&..tetaBt.
JIr-t6' hey, said Washington sicrnly.
He went as directed, aud near the
Pass was captured, as he was afraid oI
being. and sent to New York, then in
the hands Of the enemy, The next day
the dispatches taken from him, disclosing
% piap Uf ataeGthg the city, we're pub.
lished with great parade, and the En-
glish Immediately began preparations to
defend it. This gave Washington time
TO plan and execute another movement,
in quite different direction, and by that
timc both the British and the bcnrer
found out that The dispatch was meant to
be taken.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-09-18

when the income exceeds $4,000; "A
per cen when it exceeds $4,000, lie.
gacies exceeding 500 in value, are tax.
ed from rs cents 10 So, VARYING with the
degree OF relationship which legatue
bears to the person beluealhing The leg,
acy. Property passing by will orby the
laws to any Stale or territory, to husband
or wife of the person who died possessed
OF tho property, is exempt from taxa
lion. Advertisements are assessed 3 pr
cent on receipts over 1000; insurance
companies, 3 per cent on income from
800 to $4,000, and 3 per cent for larger
income.
4. Tho articles exposed to stamp du.
ties are innumcrablc. Contracts for The
hire, use, or rent of lands or houses, are
assessed from so cents 10 81 eschi bro.
ker's notes, memoranda of sales, stocks,
bonds, notes Of bond, etc., 10 cents
each; conveyances from 81 to 500. as
the value of the property conveyed var,
les from 800 10 $50, 900, and $40 for
every additional $4,000, Patent medi.
cines, including Alternatives, anody uos.
aromatics, balm of thousand flowers,
and all sorts Of cordialP, essences,
electunries, elixirs, and pOnace.
as, from to 4 cents per package as the
cost varies from 25 cents to 81, and 2
cents additional for each SO cents or
fractional part thereof oversl. Bills Of
exchange pay from 5 cents to 81, as the
payment varies from $l0o or less to ST.
500, and increase propcr,ionally; bills Of
lading from to 10 cents; bonds for
surety so cents; certificates Of stock 90
cents; of profit from 10 to 90 cents; Of de-
po>iI from Q 10 3 cents, according TO
amount; Of any other description 10 cts;
deeds ST. legal documents, writs or 9th.
er original processes, so cents upward;
promssory notes on demand Q cent; on
time, frome 3 TO 95 cents, for sums va.
ying from $500 to 50 500, and 25 cts.
for each $500 additional; probate OF wills
from so cents TO $40 and upwa,j; rs.
ceipts for exports from to 10 cents.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-09-18
PoETIOAL.
THE DRUM.

'Tis the drum that calls aloud
In the fields l heard it call,
And l rose and quilted all,
And | turned deafened ear
To what heart and hope held dear,
Nor a backward glance allowed
For the drum
For tie drum it called SO Ioudl
Tears have dimmed my mothers eyes,
And my father vainly sighs'
Father, mother, cease to plead
But one sound my ears now heed,
And | burn to Join the crowd
With the drum,-
With the drum that calls so loudw
Oh! The drum it calls SO lsudl
AT the hearthstone--in the seat
Where l used my love 10 greet
Pale she sits and cries with woe,
"MuHt thou, wilt thou from me go!"
"sweet to thee my heart has vowed,
But the drum,--
Oh! the drum it calls so loudl"
OH the drum it calls aloudl
From my comrades in the fight
Comes to me the last good night;
And l know deaths greeting we'll,
Bursting from the fiery shell,
While in dustmy car is bowed,
Though the drum
Though the drum still calls so loud.
oh!the drum it calls so loud
Earth has not a louder sound
Than the drum on battle ground,
And it's voice is Honor's breath,
Though it calls in blood and death,
And a soldiers CORY shroud
For the drum,--
OH the drum it calls so loud
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-09-18

A brave Western Colonel recently
wrote congratulotory letter 10 a newly
commissioned officer, in which he said :
"Destroy this Government and what
sOfety remains for our homes what hon
ors in our historyP in the past is the
memory Of greatness in the future are
anarchy, self'conlempt and foreign scorn.
Rather dare all now, preserve the Gov
ernmeut vindlcate its strength, ,"and the
republic passed through this crisis will
stand with such assured dignity and firm.
ness, through all the coming centuries
that no oe without Judas within, shall
ever dare raise an armed hand against
her.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-09-18

IT is said when Fronchman has to
wait, be smokes; q German meditateS; on
Italian sleeps; an Englishmon takes a
walk; an American invonts some new
coniortion of his limbs, and tries TO put
his tccl higher than ever
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-09-18

at seems TO me | have seen your
physiognomy somewhere before" said q
swell 10 stranger whom he met the
other day, but cannot imagine where
Very likely was the reply Il have been
keeper of a prison for tho last twenty
years"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-09-18

j know am perlec, bear in my
manners, said q fine young farmer to
his sweetheart, No, indeed, you are
not john you youhavc never Rugged
me yet. You are more sheep than bear,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-09-18
..I,m Union, bud no AbOlitlonist.,

The ST. Louis Epeniaq Neps which
has 10 doal IN Il, locality with rohoI, =.
,.r ~ ,,'. ~ ''O "',' ' ~ %
"e.' % 'ymPa'n,zerS win reoels' 'a'NS
as folloWs to both classos'
Pin covert rebelto the wall, he will
Try 10 oescapc by exclaiming-"I'm Uni.
on, but no AboIiionist. Such cant is
ali bolderdaSh, You ore arobel, sir, and
you know il, but TOO cowarlly to avow
what you conceal ip your heart. No
one has accused you OF being an Aboli.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-09-18

please honor mo, most charming Of
ladies, with the gift of thutprCtty daisy
'oh, certainly sir for you arc very lack.
adaisy cnl'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-09-18
SURGEON DENTIST,

no DISABLED SOLDIERS, SEAMAN 4
j Marines and widows or other heirs of those
who have died or been killed in the service,
oHAS. TUCKER, Attorney for claimants,
Bounty Land and Pension Agent Washington,
u G.
Pensions procured for soldiers, scNmen and
marines Of the present war, who are disabled
by reason of wounds received, or disease con.
tracted while in service and Pension, Bounty
" Money and arrears Of pay obtained for wild.
ows or other heirs Of those who have died or
been killed while in service,
Bounty land procured for services in any Of
the other wars,
CHAS, TUCKER, Washington, D. G.
Those entitled to Pensions, Bounty Land or
Bonnty Money, can have thCir claims prcparen
and forwarded to Mr., Tucker by calling at the
Register Office.
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Gbe {l)eekIp lacpistrr.
PUHLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
GEORGE W. TIPPETT,

POINT PLEASANT. va.
TERMS. -one dollar per annum strictly in
advsnce.
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ADVERTISING.

one square Of 10 lines, one or three insertions
81 50. Ech subsequent insertion, o. cents.
Professional cards of lines or less year 50
Quarter Colum 6 months $40 one year SIS
Half Column, months SIS, year 500
One Column, months SOS year $35
A liberal discount made to those who adver.
Use by the year.
Advertisements must have the number CT n.
sertions marked on the copy, or they will be
kept in till forbid, and char red accordingly.
AL casual or transient advertisements must
be paid for in advance, to insure their insertion
GTAfidavit will not be made to orders OF
Publication or other legal advertisements un'
less they are paid for.
PROFESSIONAL & BUSINESS CARDS
AND. PARKS, JAS. W. HoGE, II. j. REDMOND.
PARKS, HOGE & REDMOND.
Attorneys and Counselors at Law.
WILL practice in the Courts of law and
w Chancery in Mason Prompt attention Civ
en- to the collection of claims, and other bust
ness entrusted to their care. Address,
Andrew Par IS, Kanawha G, H., Va.
James W. Hoge. Winfield, Putnam county,
Va. B. j. Redmond. Point Pleasant, Va,
May 90 ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-09-18
DIR, JAMES II. HooFF

rENENDERS his professional services to the
i citizens of Poiut Pleasant, and sicinity.
keensFppstartly. on hand a. .large sppply
uf drugs, oil falnts, ,dystufs, Varhis6, Essences
xtracts, pcrfumery and soaps Of all kinds and
paten' medicines and very superior article Of
sarsaparlla.
Haal>o has large stationery tobacco. cigars
aod au excellent T'icie efpure cider vinegar.
Feb 81. 1869 ly'
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

Topy n. BURLEy, AuCTIoHEER WILL SELL THIS
81 day. 81 ococt a, 80 Canal street, sofa Bcds, ia
rcnus rosey ood aud other Iedsesds Hasras
Washstepds Exenslon aud other Tables Chairs, ard
robes bookcases Brussels, ThrtefJ aud Ingram Csrpes
i'rlcths Mating Chandciiers Lace Cura Feather
Beis Bisnfcis Cornforers Har Mattresses Cotage Suits
Cutlery aud Plated Ware, stoves, Ac
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

CEO. g. BAYDoCK. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AMf,-
" and lieh bohemian Giaasware.-By ROBERT HAY
DOCK, Thursday. Nov. B at I0s O'clock his store,
No. lci liberty street, on tour inontns credit =
500 pae kages French Flint Glassware.
packages American Fiin Glass Tutubiers Ccbies,
Wines NGppers, Lamps Chinncys, &c.
30 lots rich new style Bohemian Glass now binding.
Catalogues reads,
The New York herald., 1862-11-08
IosErn nrnrIRE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. q.

TosEPu SMITH, AucTIoNEEn-wILL SELL THIS
e pfernoon Il< O'Clock precisely the elegant House.
hold turn,are " ar., class boarding hcass ~ c,n,on
Carpets elegant Paror Furniture In sue covered Ia
r,ch biore and rcps marble top Tables L'agcrcs Cur
tair. shades, rosewood and NAH la<sny Hedroom Slts
Twelve Hair and sprns rs,rssses Bsd Beddng Bisnhsts
China and silver Mare. Table Cutlery, oilelohs, &c, &c
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

wheat was less freely purchased today. but prices
sales rsporied Of leo GOO buslss nj ~ % for white and
81 80 81 43 for red and antor Western 81 23 81 % u
Dor Milwaukee club and amber spring. ard 81 16a 81 %
Dor Chicago spring. Corn unaltercd. Saos Of 100 goo
bushels mixed Western mostly at tic ISc for sound
and 59c Tic. for unsound and heated and 74e. 75c
br yellow Western, and 10. 76c for Western white
rye Inactive at 75c. a0c 1000 bushels OF barley
we're sold at 81 49, Oats continued 10 good demand at
Doc. q 63c per bushel.
COSTEE.-Ihe frmneHs Of holders CHECKED sales, and
9he market was inactive.
ecrroS was very Arm At slc 02o. for middlipg but
vas less active as only $50 bales reported sod.
FREIGHTs.-BusiDoss was quite moderate TO day. To
1verpcol thorc shipped 800 bbls Hour at ls Cd
"a for corn in bulk ana baca, in American vessels and
Sld for wheat IN oass 10 iorssn .sssei ana 100 tons
pel took Is 900 bushes wheat at Oh. aeaid.
GUNNY BAGS AND CLoTESaes were made Of 900 bales
bags At 24c 25jsc, and 300 bales cloth Of 1886
AY loss active, bit Arm G, eoc. 75c for North
Silver.
Hos less freely purchased but quoted steady
% $50. y 20c. for new.
HDsThe result Of the recent elections seems to hAvo
1uesday the market hides of all kinds has been
Any active sales footing up nsSry 900 IN three days
prces have advanced I5c most kinds, and the ten.
acncy Is sti upward with only moderate supply on
hand Tho principal transactions OF the week io
TXc, cash; 55 400 California, asc Ssc, cash; $500
ornooo. 2ec cash 1900 Mazatian, 24c. II 900
nnos, ESQ; $4,000 Gambia and Bissan, GOO African,
boo and COO San iw Islands, private terms 0 600
sity. country and Western slacghtes q, loc. cash.
IIArnKR Il also very active, and prices nTe rs. lc.
higher on all kinds q sole We quots hemlocK Gidde
md heavy Buenos Ayrcs 26iac. Q 27]zc.
SrruKs.-Pepper was ia lively deDisnd al &C. per ID.
ScGAEs--Only $50 hhds. SOLD 10 dQy at 10Ac. a
Yhs FOR New Orleans, aud 10 ror Cuba.
TalJow.-saIes were made cf l7S.ooo lbs at 1l,sc.
A1ltc.
Woot-A firmer feeling pcrvaans the market, though
manufacturers purchase only for their immediate wants
xhere is but little speculative inquiry Tho safes consist
ef about 600 lbs. fleece ard 50c0c ls. lied at sec.
&c. 800 bales Mestza at 2ic 2Sc and go bales Cape
=, SIC. a 35c. cash.
! wmsKKy Sales OF 500 hbs. v-era effected at a7c.
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

A BRAHAM yANDERPoOL, AUCTIONEER
IA SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
On Monday evening" November 10 sale commencing at ~
O'Clock, at the elegant residence ll3 West Twenty third
street. near SIXTH avenue octave wood Pianoorte
bronze md ormolu Chandeliers Carpets
Dresden Cana Ornamental on Paintings Artstic Bronze
stauary rosewood Drawig Room Furniture black walnut
Dining Room Furniture, Chines Glass Silver We're,
wood Chamber Furniture, Bedding &C. Deposits required
purchasers,
The New York herald., 1862-11-08
CITY COlKMERCHAL REPORT.

9 FRlDAy, Nov. 7-6P.M.
AsRs were light today q. ss 1873 for pots and
- for pearls.
BREADszusPs-Ged advanced TO 49,, and sterling cx.
6hange 70 1AbH to-day whcs encouraged buyers 20
purchase breadstuls reely and in part speculation
- shght,y improved prices. Tiosr advanced &C. lOc
per bb), with sales Of 5000 bbs State and wcsterns
11o0 bbs Southern. and o00 hbs Canada an the marko
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

LNDWARD S1NTZENlClI, AICCl0SEER.
u RECEiy EkS SALE OF Ii QUOR AND CHAMPAGNE.
ByD W l.bS Z CO. ms Day. Ssaiuriayl .. O'Clock
at 155 and Isl Broaaway the following Wines ani Liquors
10 witl2 cases Ip Cabinet Champagne; IA Imp.
Csbpe. Mousseux ChanIaen 10 cases Royal Grape Cham
pacne pins 2j original Green Sel quarter casks
Cognac BRANDY dark; one chh ca 4 Peeyoisin Brandy
barrel Bourbon Whiskey; quarter cashs Dark Oard
Brandy; quarter cask Seienco Brandy; quarter cask
Pale Oard Brandy; quarter cask Pale Seignete Bran
dy bundles q o. Scgars quarter pipes OF Gin
By order Ut W. N. Van Norden, r .ceiycr
The New York herald., 1862-11-08
q H. LUDLOW, AUcrloNEER-LAReE AND AT.

ehi,e and other precious stones also pariap And Bronze
tirures rich Plated Ware French Porcelain
u. n. LUDLOW Co viii sell ~ arcton "Wednesday,
Thursday aud Friday Soyeb-r A. IL and a. at IL O'Clock
NJ. ench day, No 300 Broadway, large
sog,men Of Asbasier Figures an! Groups Vases
Mcssrs Giovannoni Zanror uss landed, and er be-
fore cshb ted The Goods VIII be opened from the original
packages sold the bid cash Tie sale
VIII embrace very large and valuable collection OF Italian
WORKS among which WIFI be found the following
dsures, narney:vcnus ald Adous Ainour and Pysche.
Dancing Gi.ls. Three Gaces Europe, reek Slave Floral
marble pedestas Tor stauetes
blss Mosaic Tables Lions OF the verae antqae and
fun assortment OF elaborate Vases Tazzas 6c 6c for the
par.ors; also, large invoice rich silver
Ware Tea sets Urns Walters Casters Cake ash
loc Pl:ehcrs liquor Stands Bouquet ands Knives Pickle
Frames aud assortment of French porcelain Dinner
Tea and roe Sets Goods purchased 70 cur OF town
be repacked In the original att small and ba
forwarded by express will be exhibition de-
scripvc catalogues ready on Tuesday November ~.
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

gI,O HOLDERS or rARN NOsr0A0ES ISSUED IN AID
OF tle Miwnakrc and Ntssiss plf Railroad.
Since The siirndancc Of lae Farm Mo!tgnge Committee
kere M Jelly lor. have been settled
apd prucsss Of sc',ement ist OF nry more
ready fot been received. The holders being
0nknoWn, will be laid for perties nterescd Mt
She oaec thc Milwaukee ani frarte du CHEN Railway
%, ro"a v - ""aam 4 n. MEYER Chairman
Trustees n. Mis-. RR. Creditors