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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-09
STOCK RAISING.

In Central and Southern Illinois uncommon
advantages are presented for the eztension Of
Stock raising. All kinds Of Cattle, Horses Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, &c, Of the best breeds, yield hand-
some profits; large fortunes have already been
made, and the field Is open for others 70 enter
with The fairest prospects of Ike results. DGIEE
FARNIEo also presents It's Inducements 70 many.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-09
OARS, BARIEY, Rye, BUCKWHEAT,

And vegetables suited to the climate, are prOdu-
1ced in great abundance. The northern portion
Of Illinois Is about the climate Of Pennsylvania,
while the southern part has tho climate Of Ken
tueky and Virginia, giving variety Of temper
atre in the State, suited 70 almost every yProduct
of tbe limited State
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-09

This is moi as fertile as near Tusoumbia,
but abounds in slaves. It is astonishing
to see the number Of this unhappy class
that crowd the fences on either side Of tho
road as We pass. They are the most as
tonished creatures you ever saw, always
expressing delight At seeing us. Weasked
one in passing, where the enemy we're
Said he, "Not any sab; jest one or two lefi
and dey run away when dey heah youa
comm
The country is running down constantly,
as hundreds Of waste and abandoned fields
attest The fences are poor and falling to
the ground The buildings, in too many
instances are dilapidated and lettering &c
decay.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-09
IA. nIRsnN.

PRoFEssoR or ELEurH0RArHT AND MEDICINE, .-
O6ice-Iig Sensca-St., few doors from Superior up
stairs.
odies hours from TO l2And from 2to O'Clock daily
f2uudnvg aweanfa1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-09

This much talked Of article is finding
it's way 20 market in considerable quauti-
ties We saw a large amount in Florence
and much more in Athens. We also saw
large loads Of it on the road to Huntsville.
Let il 60 forward, and let these deluded
people get solid gold foriL Or what is as
good, Uncle Sans green-backs. Other
towns We have seen. Athens is a beauti-
ful Southern town, adorned with fine build
ings and palatial homes Huntsville is
sid be the most wealthy Of any place Of
an equal number Of inhabitants in this
part Of the South Here Is one OF the
most magnificent hotels in the United
States, being richly furnished with every
thing but eatables. The inhabitants are
bitter sseessiOnists, and loud in their ours
es against the Union. Gen. Mitchell is try
ing to bring them to reflection by a system
Of starvation, not permitting anything to
be taken there and sold to citizens. And
as Artemus Ward says, "the question Of
yitules is a great question. L is hoped
the General viii succeed.
As ever EUROTUS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-09
MINING AND AIAHuFACTUREs.

The great resources Of the STATE, IN Cual, Iron,
Lead, Zine, Potter's Clay, limestone, Sandstone,
&c, &c, are almost untoucheds sllsy await ne
arrival of euterprising and energstic men accus-
toned % convert them Into gold
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-09

SENATE CHAHEER, Ohio, April 5th 1854.
"DR- J. q. ATER, Honored sir.-I have made thor
ough trial uf the Catharc Pills, left BY your agent
and have been cured by them Of the dreadful rheum
atism under which be found me suffering. The first
dose re wed me, and Few subsequent doses entirely
removed the disease feel in better health than
for some years before, which attribute entirely 10
the effects Of your Cathartic Pills.
Yours with great respect,
LUCIUS. B. METCALF."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-09
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAnROAD

TraTsrsss the vhoIe Length o. TIE State, from
tie banks Of the Mississippi and Lake 1lichigzn
70 the Ohio. As It's name Imports, the Railroad
runs through the centre Of TIE State, ald on e.
thes side Of the road along - whole length BE
l. - L. IL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-09
10 ACTUAL sEETLRs

Prom the unprecedented ldTautase5 this ColI-
panyi iofers. Il is not surprising thas j e1onle
have alrsaiv disnossd Of 500 900 acTes of land
L Is nov selling at the rate Of 5000 aeTss PEI
week The population along the line has tre1led
In ten years, and is now s14, ,sgt. The Company
sel 70 actnal eultiFators and every co1tract con
a.l.-- - -----.--.--- "a .-----.---.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-09
.CTTIEa ToNNs. nIARAETa. DEPOIs

There are Ninety Eight Depois cn the Compa-
ny's RafIroad, giving about one every seven
miles. Cities. Towns and Villages are aiiuaied
AZ convenient distances throughout he whole
route. where every dezirsbie commodity nay Be
found a. readily us IN the oldest cities Of the
Uuiou, and where buyers are 70 Be net fof al
kinds of farm produce.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-09
GUSTAV 2. E. WEBER,

nS-For Ministers, Public Speakers and Singers
this Candy is invaluable, being unequaled for clear
ing The voice. remoring hoarseness. &C.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
A. NJ. MERwts. Aucuoneci
nv RANGS NERWIN ~ Co., Irving Build

u
ID u.s Nos ss4 and $40 Brsad~ayssi.s Of Books stA
on,ry Peture. Work, of Art Fancy Goods Furniture ke
shTIrRDAY EVENING, MAY 10 AZ OCLoCh,
STANDARD and Miscellaneous BOOKS aArge col
lection embracing many OF Gn- Library Editions Al-9
sres, yahst, OF Classical and School boots fhoosaPh
Albums. SC. Ao, three MAHOGANY aud gs.. p2
MONDAY EVENING. mhf ", V'nuon 'i a. "A
CHOICT PRIVATE LIBRARY OF valuable and standard
Work. inc udus many in the German and french
Also variety OF eIpensivey illustrated BOOKS emD'selhs
nn, copy OF Boydss Shakespeare, vols foho morocco
The Br,ish Poet. in liJ vols limo hslfcsf Boo. oi v
EtcLinss by the Old Master. oo morocco NC &c
C.ose. are and the books are ON vie" 81 tho Saie
TUESDAY EVENING, May 10, At oelock; ann
sUrIIs MINERALS, AND ANTIQUE SlDEboAhD-
Tn. shells number about 5000 specimens, and the Mues'
about 900 Collected during many yess win mueh cair
soS a. Fnron, and America The Sdobosrd is beautifully
aid with carved ivory representing Oriental
And VA, made on Of the Islands ueN the Coast oi hndo
tan All are on exhibition at the sslesrooms
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

cHERIFF SALE.
y WOOLEN MILL AND WATER POWER, about %
cre, Of Land Woolen Factory with machinery store
house,. Dwellings. &c, oil n-w
Hnd.on Riv,r and will be sold the premises :, Sandy
IJi County ~ " Oh the liih day OF May next
na, ,,hsr nsreal.. inquire Of GEORGE HARVEY ESQ.
pS,.is,n, Y.rmsu Bsnh Fort Edward N. Y Mrsrs. Ftis-
BYF A STUART No. i22 Duanest, N y; j. L. LEE,
Me-, Troy n y or ORSON RICHARDS, ESQ, Sandy
Hi, N. Y.
Anri
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
NrEw-YORK SUPREME COURT.-FER

~ DINASD y. BLANCHE, Plaintiff, agsins. HENRY
AssENHFMfR sud Theresa his wife, Joseph Huber and
Theresa hi, wife William Hahn, David keser and Csth,
rne hs wife Christian shsefer Francis j. Peter, Goned
brud Peter ). sharp. Peter Lowe William OrIh John e.
Bosttner John H. stephens Charles A. Noford Anthony
u Monord Francis Link. Johf korb Ferdinand W. Stoche
Deioudsnt.-Summon, for relief (Com not sefyJ To the
drfendans You hereby summoned and
q.d tho complaint IN his ston. which will oe
hed in the office Of the Clerk OF the County Of kocl'nd
AZ CstdoNn Ia said County snd TO copy Of your
sD,wer said complaint the subscriber al his Office
number - Wia.re.i IN the City of New York within
after service Of this ercln
live the day Of such service and you fail to answer he
.ad complain, within ID. time Aforesaid the plaintiff In this
complaint -iia'ed Nsw-Yort, April Isl. 1896!
WILLIAM X. STAFFORD, Plaintiffs Attorney
No. 90 WiiaLu.st-
Clrrt Of the County Of Roctand Csrkstown, In said
County tho third day Of April lba-Dated New fofs
May . ls62 WILLIAM X SIAffOhD
M.ylO lauCvS Plaintiff o Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
THE RECEIVER of the CLEVELAND and

i PIITsBUR RAILROAD COMPANY gives noti,e
that the OF the Company Ia his snd unect 20 ne
direction OF The United States Court for the Northern District
Of Ohio that by the order OF the Court no portion Of the
.rny. OF ~. Road can be applied the payment OF
Of the unsecured Indebtedness Of the Company All ihe
earnings after operating expenses rent aud mortgage
Interest will be applied the principal OF those debts which
.rs dne and secured amounting the present time to about
million OF dol,rs The accrued interest the three old
mortgages has al been provided ior from the earning. OF n
Road ard the nsIt Interest. 70 b. paid the funded debt
bouds yen In exchange for he unsecured ndebednes on
the first day Of July 1862 The holders of The River Lne
Ropa, Income Bond. Dividend Bonds and Bills Payable
who have accepted the terms OF compromise offered
them with the approval Of the United States Court are notinsd
June ls they will be entitled to receive any portion
be paid TO those who accept the compromise
The BoBds be obtained n exchange for unsecured
indebtedness at the oce Of the Company in Cleveland or al
No. IS Wiiam.sL, New.York City, of II. G. hlNosLEf
J. y. MCCULLOUGH, Receiver.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
CIpREME COURT.-JAMES MCBRIDE

- AIT d. LAFAYETTE bartlett and Others - In
pursuance Of the directions IN Judgment In ms acton rem
ds,ed o .ha Ith dsy of April 1862 tho undergnsd the
assignee Of JOHN T. MILES and D; LAFAYETsrE M BART,
LEI composing ,hs late firm Of MILES BAKrLEf viii
the C,y Of New York the 2s day Of May instant at 10
In tho forenoon I'll OF tho remaining assets Of tho said
MILES BARTLET consisting OF nctes snc1unn; luos
nents, 60, uncolleotsd. JAm1o mooh'Vb'
Ds.ed hsy 7. leS1
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
DUTLAND n WASHINGTON RAILROAD
III CO. STATE or VERMONT, RUTLAND, .-MIs
q A ID A 4 \

DUTLAND IL WASHINGTON RAILROAD
Ii co, STATE or VERMONT, RUTLAND, ..-MlIr
LER 4 KNAPP ". RUTLAND WARRINGTON RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. IN CHANCkRY, RUTLAND COUN-
TY-Whereas Daniel 3 Miller and Shepherd Knapp Of the
City and State Of NewYork Trustees Of the KtAnd and
Arlington Railroad Company have tiled the petition IA said
Court PRAYING for order upon the bondhoder Of the h
mortgage said rarosd for Contribution to dsfsy the
pense Incurred in suit in the above entitled ean'e to lore
close and the hod-rs OF said bonds having
duly notified sccordns the order Of said Court, to appear
before tho Chancellor Of ssd Court and show cause any
be and the said bondholders not having shown su
6cisnt cause to the contrary hereof:
ordered aud decreed that the holders OF bonds secured
by said mortgage to sal Petitonsr Miller Knapp. pay OF
cause be paid to said Miller Knapp tho sum OF sE per
cent on the dollar upon all tho bonds held BY them afoe
said before the first day OF June A. d. 1907 for the pur
pose OF paying their share OF the costs and already
paid incurred by said petitioners In the shove entitled suit
and m dssu OF their doing before said hrs day Of
June they hereby debaed from having oI mailing
claim On the proceed. or property claimed In sad .a any
account Of tho bonds last Aforesaid And all
payments heretofore made by Of the holders Of aid bonds
and treated payment toward and upon the sI yer cent
hereby ordered to be paid the first day OF juno neIt
Aforesaid And In any contribution shall be made
which shall ultimately for reason be found not to
be secured by said mortgage and hence mol poysbs before
Master reference to ssccrtain the sum duo In equity
such paid upon the bonds last named any shall be
by said Trustees refunded. in recovery shall be had In
said suit and said property shall be held by them under and
by ytus Of said mortgage Said Trustees to be RESPONSE
be 10 the bondhodeT by whom any money shall be paid
under this order for any supu, OF money paid after do
fraying the expenses Of said pending suit
s."s .rs@ % padsr the title Of :d IN The Rsnd Daily
in The HswYoT Daily Tdbune published In the CT,
Ssi. of N~w-Yok days suocesiey the last OF which
publication to be at least ton days pfeal. 70 SAID % da OF
por 10 ssd time upon e.ch Of laid bondhoderDated H
Rutland tho County OF Rutland .iore.sid th. 18th day OF
"P"' Clcft ia Chancery.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
TCUABOE GUANO, imported direct into this

TCIIABOE GUANO, imported direct into this
i market frsm Cspe Of Good Hope.
n eentsins by analysis Of Prof Morht:
per cent Of Ammonia
u per cont OF Phosphate Of Lime.
a per cent Of Alkaline Salts
hi. spo has used sItcnsyely for many ycsrs upon
COIN LANDS and has been found In ts rculta fully equa
to Psr,Ian and st oned loss cost For saa In bags sDo
i, ausnttis. 10 suit by GEO H. UkICHrON. Cemiaisssa
Merchant, No. Broadway, New 'rotI
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
4musements.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNCM' A1lEhICAN nlUSEUM.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF
MADAME CELESTE'S
MAGNIFICENT DRAMA, BY J. b. BUCKSTONI.
with new aud appropriate SCENERY COSrUMES PkOr.
ERTES and ohs appointments by the best artists entitled
FLOWERS OF THE FOREST;
orpsYTss STORY!
This piece has been IN pref ron and rehearsal Tor se''rS
wee''' and " p,odussesS s%SsMou. EXPENSE
me 'sion. characters are represented ~ the tseosea
dts Of no Mnseun @ Company INCLUDING Mr., rkivH
SON BRhodRmsS ssH MApAWAY Mpas 's sRodKs % CLARE
EyERY AFTERNOON, It O'Clock, and
EVERY EVENING, ct II O'clock.
rE- ANOTHER EXTRAORDINARY NOVELTY
MASTER DUDLEY WALLER
THE INFANT ORATOR. .r
ONLY He truly the mot charmins end Do
hgbtfu little prodigy ever seen or heard No written descp
tion give Idea Of his wonderful He will give
specimens Of his orstory between the acts every peor
the Lecture Room and on the platform In the main
Hall Of the Museum ct intervals during the Day aud Eve
COMMoDORE NUrT. THE $4,000 MUTT.
will hold his eyees all hours and give variety Oh interest,"
THE QUAKER, or WOODEN GUN,
from the Rebel Fort!hcations at Centrevue Va
THE GREAT LIVING WHALE.
THE MADAGAs SCAR ALBINOS.
THE LIVING BLACK SEA LION
LIVING MONSTER SNAKES, LIVING HAPPY FAN.
lily, LIVING TURTLE, GRAND AQUARlA. Win s,,. ns
multitude Of beautiful LIVING FISH, and near hiu'es
other curiosteG
Admission to all IS cts; children under 10. Is cts
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW,
TWINS, TRlPLETS, QUATERNS, aud FAT BABIES.
Number OF Babies limited TO one hundred For srcsdy On
gased Secure certificate. immediately :. Ticket Office
C1 Don't fail TO read Advertisement Of tne
GRAND NATIONAL DOG SHOW.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

nIIRSJrANT 10 an order of ROBERT II.
. 4, herrby given according to law 10 all persons having
claim, .rainSt the estate OF ELISHA g. OTIS. late OF the
Town Of Yonkers In said County decesed to present the
80. with the vouchers thereof to the uDdersigned admins
o, Of ali and singular the goods cha- and credit. Of the
..id deceased, at the Office Of WILLIAM A. COOK, A.
ls day Of July d. fs6sDsted ,h 18th day Of January.
A. D., 1852. b. l. bAob'ii hu"""'"''of
Jsia Iav6ro Sal
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
DROPOSALS for $3.50, 900 of 1.-THE NEW.


i YORK COUNTY COURT HOUSE STOC CK"-sesled
PROPOSALS will be received at the Compirolers Otce,
until SATURDAY. May II, 1902 until o'clock ?. M. when
the same will be publicly opened fo the whole or any part Of
the sum Of Two Hundred and tny 1houand Dollar, OF
The New York County Court House Stock" Authorized By
chapter the Of 1862 and ordinance Of The
Board Of Supervisors approved by the Mayor Aptii ~ i-o1
The said Is provide TO pay tor the land a
qu.d for New Court House sn 10 erect such
thereon IL will bear Interest at the rate OF SIX per cent pc,
payable half yearly on tine ht days o MAY $40
the principal will be redeemabe In successive
inaents Of hundred thousand com
mencng with the first day OF November, A d.. is!9.
The proposals viii state the amount Of stock desled sl
the price per hundred dollars thereo and the persons
proposal. are accepted will be required 10 deposit with
the Coany Treasurer within fifteen days after the opening o.
the bid, the sum awarded to them respectively go
On presenting to the Comptroller the receipts OF the SounS
Treasurer such deposits the parties viii be entitled 70 W
eyr certificates for equal of the par value Of h'
Stock bearing interest from the dates Of payments.
Fsch proposition should be sealed and indoried fio
po.a. FOR New York County CourtHouse STOCK and In
closed In second envelope addressed 20 the ComproeI
The ght reserved reject all or the bids con
dred Necessary protect promote the interests oil the
County. co,r ~ u,,v. c.n,..,,,
City OF New.York Department Of Finance Comptroller
1902
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
Sales bp Anrilon.
r TIrTTIE AIICTIONEER.

4 {. TITILE, AULIIUNEEK.-
"A. Ofee No. 10 Broadway. RECElyERS SALE.
pp RFMPTORY SALE Of Retail Stock OF HARDW ARE.
Public notice IL hereby given that the undersigned will Sell
on Saturday Nay TO- at 70 o'clock at No. sg Hndson.t IN
~. City OF New York . Valuable Stock OF HARDWARE
.nJ FiIture. together With Hor.es, Wagons, SC.
a"N r T.. STEWART. Receiver.
NB-The above Sale 10 adjourned 70 TUEsDAfi lJth
inst 81 the same time and place - -
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
90 farmers ano Olbers.
A CRICIuTURAL GENERAL AGENCY

A AGRICULTURAL GENERAL AGENCY.
n A NASH. No. 81 PARk-ROW, Ny.
Eor tf,u.tnus In ads snco, reliable information con
c.,in, ntes OF merchandise dofrod and for purchasing
ana forwsdng all article. ordered particularly th9's Io'
farm uss-asricnltnrsl imPeusnt' labor saving maehe
,nd other ds 10 and those tor literary seis
thc and educational pnrposes such a. periodicai' poo
o. rbsrt. enrf.vinss school furniture globes, chemicals
Chemical apparatus &C. at msnufactuIes aud puoishtr'
prics and with src, regard to the wishes and inter
.st. Of prchs.e All orders promptly suendedto Terms
nod,r.to-de6ntely stated Ia circus's for which send
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
CUPREME COURT, County OF New-York.-

CUPREME COURT. County of New-fork.-
- Ia the matter Of the Petition OF JOHN CONACHER a.
A..lxnsr &c of JOHN sCOTr-To THOMAS FISHER
and al other creditors Of JOHN SCOTT an Assigning
n YOU 90. c.u.e before A. X HADLEf ESQ Referee ap
pointed m tie above entitled proceeding al the Office Of the
,sd Hsdl-y No Park Place in the City Of New-iork on
n. ash DAY o. Nay 1872 o'clock In the afternoon then
sad there 70 show you have why the remaining
s.siyned In the bands 81 said
..snee and uncosod should not be .od At pub auction
.s',.I al 49, JOHN CONAClItR.
"f Assignee OF John Scott.
H. u TowN.nSp. Attorney for Assignee No 2o Broadway,
N.v.Yorf my3 steod+
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
q. InTpYEY and AYRSHIRE CATTLE,

IDERNEY aud AYRSHIRE CATTLE,
n SHETLAND PONIES and LEICESTER sHEEp VIII
l.. old by HaGGERTY Co. at Tstter.sP. stables oh av
w ab a. on tnr 18th Of May at IL O'Clock Can be- "rn
,hs J,~ beofr Fifteen head OF Aldefney Cattle u DO oil
Xyrbir, DO shetland Poniss and Leicester sheep I'M
d ud bred by tho under igned For PstoaIs a. to ths
hLirn-Ts aud Sheep spply to rHOS: HlcHAhDsoN, no.
r. U,5vsy. ,nd TO AyIshire and Ponies, apply to liz
LIAM WATSON, No. - PARK place.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

HENRY II. LEEDS d CO., Auctloneers,
s.l.,Toon No ~ 2jNsssau.st-A valuable gallery of Amer
.s so,sign on Painting. being the private collection OF
s.n.msn ohi. oity be- sold suction Saturday May TO-
IN At II O'clock IN the Gallery over the store The Painting
are nos, on srLili ion.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

NENT LIE NJ Il N WI tnd tne LODl
Il HAVING MANUFACTURE q Co.'S
~ c n iNTRY POIDRErTE the CHEAP
sFAT, EST as well as the BEST fer
AND ltiii,.r in market, for Lawns,
~ ID T. n y Grass Plots. General Garden
go, cr.n. yins, ard for early Potatoes 80 worth viii
,nnr an scre Of will increase the crop nom on"
,SI y, n,..bult and will mature the crop two weeks
u ILL., " ,bsn an, other rnsnufe. PRICE, bbs and
ii so psr bbl or only +l5 p.r tun, delivered free on
bo,J Of vessel railroad Apply 70 the only genuine
"g;csof TIE LODI MANUFACTURING Co,
ono"" No t8 Courtlandtst
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

WINTER GARDEN.
w EIGHTEENTH NIGHT Of
MISS BATEMAN, -.
THE VOTING QUEEN or THE AMERICAN STA01.
EIGHTH NIGHT OF THE HUNCHBACk,
which must be withdrawn this week
SATURDAY EVENING. May TO-
.i,bth representation Of kBowles's drama Of
TIE HuNCHBACk
UTIIA ..MISS BATEMAN.
Mn,ter Walter J. w Wsllack jr Clifford, Edwin Adams.
aud an excellent cast throus hoat
VI
On MONDAY EVENING NEXT,
GERALDINE; ON, THE HUNCHBACk BRIDE
NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Fourth week ofthe MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLA -
THE ENCHANTRESS.
SPLENDID VOCALlLATlONby
MISS CAROLINE RlTCHlNG5
SUPERB DANCING by
ANSETrI GALETrl
NEW SCFNFRY.
FULL OPERA1fC CHORUS.
GRAND EQUESrRlAN ACT.
THE SPECTACLE WILL BIZ PEkFOkMED,
EVERY NIGHT
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10
DITTSBURG, FORT WAYNE and

Il CHICAGO RAILWAY Go. -,.,.
Holden. Of certificate. Issued by JOHN FERGUSON,
calling for SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS Of the above
named copoa;ion under tho plan Of ar. re
CO. on aud aer TUESDAY next, 18th inst. In Few days
thereafter the bonds will be ready for delivery The amount
OF this mortgage divided into sI equal hall pay ens
of | July and | January, | February and August &c
To eansze the interest cash will he paid Tor tGe
fractions at tho time the bonds fork
Mag :, 1872 }. ;. ID. LANlEh ior tie 'oiDmiu-e'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

HENRY III. BOODY, STOCK BROKER, No. II
Wsll.t " Y, BUYS and SELLS STOCKS BONDS,
ard PJ BLIC SECURITIES OF every kind on COMMISSION
Refers by special permission to "m Bootn esq NO ~
Fropt.t n " Geo A. Coe, esq Presiden. American ~
change Bank ~ Y; Robert Bay ard esq. NO IL Walst n
Y Samuel 4 Tildeu -s1.. No. IL Wsl.st., N. \.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

ALL GOVERNMENT CLAIMS,
~ PRIZE MONEY AND ARREARS OF PAY,
= 100 BOUNTY AND PENSIONS, ~ -
ADJUSTED, COLLECTED AND CAshhD
for officers soldiers and and their relatives throughout
the United States by J. d. MORGAN Co.. Amy and May
Banker. No 2.3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-10

NLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD
~ BONDS OF al the various issues including those OF the
Compute may be CONVERTED into the SINKING ~ ND
MORTGAGE BONDS. when presented IN sums Of $1,000
VERNiLYE Co No. ~ Wallst y. Y, or 70 the under
signed at Cleveland Ohio. The Sinking Fund Morisage
cation TO III. G. LUCE, Treasurer.