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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-09-29

at present, it is sheer nonsense. Give
me thousand mounted rangers to gar
rison chain of posts on the frontier
keep Forts Abercrombie, Pierre, and
one built say, on James River, or near
Devils Lake, well supplied and manned
and | will bid defiance to all the Indians
that are or ever will be east Of the
Missouri, and South Of the British line
Now, while rebellion totters, and JEFF
Davis grows pale now, while the South
ern tiger quails before the Northern
eagle, while the iron throated cannon are
belching stern truths at the door OF
Charleston, while Nicksburg and Port
Hudson and Chattanooga still thrill us
with their victories-give, oh give us
a part in the great battle for freedom.
And may the precious blood that has
been shed so freely in this gigantic con
test upon hundred battle fields, be the
earnest and the watchword that shall
proclaim liberty and manhood to every
race, and kind, and color, and make
America indeed the land Of the Free"
and the glorious words in our Declara
ton of Independence, call men are Gre
ated equal" no longer a mockery and a
lie.
j. NJ. B.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-09-29
foRr RipGELy Sept. llth 1863.

FoRT RipGELy Sept. llth 1868
FRIEND RIcH Once more in n civil
lied and christian country. thanks be to
the kind Providence that has watched
over us, and brought us safely back
again TO a land Of running waters and
shady trees, Of farms and houses and
women and children, to all of which our
eyes have SO long been strangers.
Don't we lusuriate, and revel in the
good things of life, such as potatoes. and
butter, and soft bread, and milk, which
are plentifully supplied, but not with
out money and without price," by the
inhabitants along the route. What a
pity that our pockets are so nearly
empty, and that Suffers tickets are at
such an alarming rate of discount. worse
even than the confederate loan, for that
has sympathizers outside OF rebeldom,
but the Su;ler outside of the 10th Regi-
ment, "nary one" Oh paymaster I!
whose face over tin box full of green
backs, seems like an almost forgotten
dream. come 10 our rescue, for il is a sad
state Of affairs when even Captains arc
getting strapped, and Lieuienants seek
vainly to borrow funds from privates
who sympathize. but cant respond
All the way from Fort Abercrombe we
have been passing through country,
the lovelier than which never lay on, oil
doors. Beautiful lakes. lakes in the true
sense of the word. whose waters are
clear and sweet, and whose sandy pebbly
shores are fringed with belts of trees and
shrubs, streams which sparkle in the
sunlght as they hurry onward to pour
themselves into the " Father Of Waters. y
the giant Mississippi. the dark green
woods, aud vast tracts OF fertile prairie
whose emerald billows rise and swell like
mighty waves transExed by the hand o
6mnipotence, meadow and upland. all are
here, only waiting for Tue hand Of in
dustry to make 1t blossom as tbs rose.
and give thousands Of happy homes to
ear. his toilng ones. on whom the prip,al
sentence by the sweat Of thy face shall
thou e4. thy bread has proved bless
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-09-29
NO. 81
Another TuttIe Platform.

The principal advocate of the election
of Tuttle, is the Chicago Times The
Rebel State Committee have recommend. !.
ed the circulation Of that paper through
out the State, to aid his election. The
following editorial extract from the Chi.
caso Times, gives the platform on which
that paper is working for him
"HE WHO SUPPORTS THE WAR
is AGAINST THE UNION, because
the war is the most terrible engine foy
the destruction Of the Union which Bel
zebub himself could have invented
THE PROGRESSED DEMOCRAT,
therefore, who has his senses about him
and is deliberately FOR THE WAR.
is not Democrat, in fact. bu; an Aboli-
ZIONIST Of the most radical, violent and
destructive kind.'
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-09-29

| Betsy" | continued crackin' the whiI
over the bed" / have cum to reorgan
ize you Ha-aye you pc, -rayed to
mite ?"
! r <
dreamed that night that sumbody
had laid hosswhip over me sev'ril con
sekootiv times and when l woke up
found she had. | hain't drank much o.
anythin' since, and if I ever have anoth
er reorganizin' job on hand l shall lei
it out.
My wife is SO years old, and has al.
lus sustained good character She's a
good cook. Her mother lived to ven.
er'ble age, and died while in the act Of
fryin slap jacks for the County Commits
sioners. And may no rood hand pluck
a -four from her toom. stun We hahn t
got any picter of tie old lady, because
she'd never stand for her ambertipe,
and therefore l can't Civ her likeness TO
the world through the meejum Of the H.
Illustrated papers but as she wasn't a
Brigadier- gin'ral, particerly. I don't
s'pose they'd publish it, emmy how.
It's best 10 give woman consid BILE
leeway. But not too mulch. A naber
Of mine, Mr. Roofus Minkins, was once
very sick with the fever, but his wife
moved his bed into the door-yard, while
she was cleanin' house. l told Roofus
this wasn't the thing, specially as it
wus rainn' vi'lently but he said he
wanted TO Civ his wife "a little lee- way"
That was two mutch. l toold Mrs.
Minkins that her Roofus would die ef he
stayed out there in the rain much long
er +; when she said lit shan't be nv
fault ef he dies unprepared," at the same
ti,ne tossin' him his mothers Bible. 1t
was orfu!. / stood by, however, and
nussed him as wells l Good, but was
putty wet nuss, l tell yoh.
There's vsris ways Of managin' a wife,
friend Wales, but the best and only safe
way is to let her doc jst about as she
wants to. 'dopted that there plan sum
time ago, and it works like a charm.
Remember me kindly TO Mrs. Wales,
and good luck to you both And as
years roll by, and accidents do happen
to you-'mong which | hope there'll be
Twins-you will agree with ma that
family joys air the only ones man can
bet on with any certainty Of winnin'.
1t may interest you TO know that I'm
prosperin in a peooonery pint of view.
| make bout as mutch in the course Of
year as a Cabinet ofisser does. and |
undersan' my bizniss good deal bet.
ter than some Of 'em do.
Respecks to St. Gorge & the Dragon.
Ever be happy"
A. WARD.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-09-29
Pnetrp.
Things that Never Die.

The pure. the bright, the beautiful
That stirred our hearts in youth
The impulse to wordless PRAYER,
The dreams of love and truth,
The longing after something lost
The spirits yearning cry,
The strivings after better hopes
These things can never die.
The timid hand stretched forth to aid
A brother in his need,
The kindly word in grief's dark hour.
That proves friend indeed
The plea for mercy, softly breathed,
When justice threatened high,
The sorrow of n contrite heart
These things shall never die.
The memory Of clasping hand,
The pressure of kiss,
And all the triiles sweet and frail,
That make up life's first bliss
If with firm unchanging faith,
And holy trust and high,
Those hands have claspd, and lips have met
These things shall never die.
The cruel and the bitter word,
That wounded as it fell
The chilling want Of sympathy,
We fell but never tell;
The hard repulse that chills the heart
Whose hopes were bounding high,
In an unfading record kept
These things shall never die.
Let ,,othing pass, for every hand
Nust :, ID some work to do;
Iose nat a al. nee to waken love.
BE firm, and just, "nu .us'
So shall light that cans, i"ue
Beam on them from on hig",
And angel voices say to thee,
These things shall never die.
Al the Year Round.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-09-29
ArtemuS Ward TO the Prince OF
Wales.

FRIEND WALES :-Y on remember me.
saw you in Canady few years ago.
remember YOU too. seldim forgit a
person.
hearn Of your marriage 10 the Printc-
is Alexandria, and menl ter writ you a
congratooatorv letter at the time. bu,
I've bin bilden barn this summer, aud
amt had no time 10 write letters to
folks. Excoose me.
Numeris changes has tooken place
since we met, in tie body polite. The
body polite, in fack, is sick, | sum.
times lhink ii has got biles, friend Wales
In my country we'y got a war, while
your country. in conjunktion with Cap'n
Sens of the .tioJarmg, maRetanes nco,
tral position.
I'm afraid can't write goaks when |
sit about it. Oh no. guess not,
Yes, Sir we've got a war, and the
troo Patrit has 10 make sacriisses, YOU
bet.
have alteidy given two cousins to
the war & | stand reddy to sacriss my
wife's brother ruther'n not see the rebel
yin krusht. And if wuss Gums 10 wuss
III shed every drop OF blud my able
5odid relations has got TO prosekoot the
war. think sumbody ortcr be prose
kooted. and it may as well be the war as
any body else. When sit goakin fit
on me it's no use to try 'er stop me.
You hearn about the draft. friend
Wales, no doubt. Ii caused sum squir.
min but it was fairly conducted, think
| for it hit all classes. 1t is troo that w en-
dill Phillips. who is American citizen
Of African scent, 'scaped, but so did Val.
landiggum. who is Conservativ, and
who was resun,ly seEt South, tho he
would have been sent TO the Dry Tortoo'
gus il Abe had sposed for mint tha
the Tortoogusses would keep him.
We hain't got any daily paper lin ou'
town, but we've got a female sewin cir
Gle, which ansers the same purpuss an(
We WASH long in suspents as to who wa'
drafted.
One young man who was drawd claim
ed TO be exempt because he was the only
son of a widow'd who supported him
A few able bodied dead men was drafted
but whether their heirs will have TO pa,
8 hundred dollars . peace for 'em is I
question for Within. who pears 10 b'
,inkerin' Up the draft bizness righ
smart | hope he makes good wages.
think most Of the couscripts In thi:
place will go. A few will SO to Calady
stoppin' on their way at Concord. \. IL,
where ] understand there is . Muslpn, o
Hars.
You see I'm sassy, friend Wales, hit
tin all sides; but no offense is ment
You know / amt politician, aud neye
was. vote for Mr. Union-that's III,
only candidate I've got. claim, how
ever, to have a we'll balanced mind tho
my ideee Of q well balanced mind differ
from the idees OF partner ! once had
whose name il was Bilson. Blllsou ant
orjanized a s,roiiing dramstis company
T. we played The Drunkard, or the fall
ing Saved, with real drunkard Tn
play didn't take particularly. and say
Billson 10 me. Let's give 'em sum i'm
moral dramy. We had large troop on
TO our hands. consistin' Of eight trage
dia' and bass drum, but | says. No
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-09-29

The battle of Gettysburg was fought
by Gen. Meade with $4,000 men, all
told Utica Herald
And was fought without rations. On
the morning Of the 3D. of July our brave
fellows had munched their last biscuit.
Andyet, famished and footsore as they
were, they put to flight one hundred
thousand rebels and ended Lees campaign
north of the Potomac Albany Evening
Journal.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-09-29

1 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At
n LAW, Independence. Buchanan County
Iowa. Office next dom west of Marquette Il
Nckenzios Furniture Building. All business
entrusted to him will be promptly attended to.
Back Pay, Bounty aud Pensions due dis
charged or deceased soldiers, or their heirs.
procured promptly, and no charges made until
the claim il obtained.
Ayril 29th 1862 f6.ly
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-09-29
l., w. HART,

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At
n Law, Independence. Buchanan Coun.
IS, Iowa.
Will give strict attention to all business en-
rustel 10 his care Office up stairs, one door
~es. of Marquette 4 Mckenzie's Furniture
E,ore. Main Street, Independence, Iowa.
Anyand all business pertaining in any way
to Lands or land business, promptly attend
4 to [Nov26ly
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-09-29
CARTER HOUSE.

I Ohm L. WILCOX. formerly Of the Amer
~ loan Hotel having leased the above house.
,gogh retnqfn his thanks e the public for the
liberal patronage formerly lcstowed. and would
be hoppy 70 welcome all his old frieEds at the
Carter House. Maine ST.. Cedar Falls, iowa.
Stages leave this house daily Tor the North,
South and West.
Cedar Falls, July 25. 1861.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-09-29
J. 8. WOODWARD

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At
n Law, General Land Agent and Notary
Public. Independence, Buchanan County
Iowa Will practice in the different Courts OF
his State. Also attend promptly to securin G
slaims. making Collections, Paying Taxes,
Conveyancing. 6e.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-09-29
w H. BARTON,

COUNTY JUDGE
I AW OFFICE, at the Court House, Indc-
IL lendcnce, Iowa.
Will attend 10 convcyancing, take acknow
Judgments of Deeds. aud onll legal business
ntrus,cd to his care
Jan. 81 1851. #.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-09-29
w. CHANDLER,

JUSTICE or THE PEACE OFFICE
- over Keller 4 Burpee's Furniture Ware
Rooms, Independence. Iowa.
Feb rs, 1851
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-09-29
pHARL3.s n. FARWELL.
SIMEON FARW ELL
T.. FINNIGAN,

4 TTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LAW,
n Independence, Iowa. Office over Free
,man 4 Mains Store.
July sth, 1852. l6ly
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-09-29
X. w. WRIGHT, VI. ID.

nFFlCE. over Planes Hardware Store. vii.
~ cnx's Building. Residence, a., miles
north of tow. near 5. B. Curtis's residence.
May 5th, 1863, 1y
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-09-29
School District Fund-Reccigt
Cpnntu Enntl--Receipts.

School District Fnd-Reccpts.
Cash in Treasury. June lst. 1863. s l,s25 -
Tax OF sG2 and previous Years, de
linquent. ..-............. s 5.6ls S3
Interest collected tn date 705 81
Tax OF 1861 4 =, collected on add
ed list ......-...........#.... 3 67
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-09-29

STATE,NI ENI
OF Claims against Buchanan County Presented the September
Meeting. 4. d. 1863 OF the Board OF Supervisors.
and allowed BY them.
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A. NJ. NFawIs. Aurtionoer.
Rl BANGS, MERWIN ~ Co., Irving Build
- ings Nos j9s srI SIG broadway Of Books Eta.
'ioaer. rig,eg- W.rts y A. Fancy Goods Furniture Sc
TUESDAY MDRNlS0 Nov H. a, 10 O'Clock
and Tho three following days al the same hour.
IMPORTANT SALE III ENGLlSU ND AMERICAN
BOOkS-t prisng large enm.n II choice STANDARD
orss IA al departments IL Iioh and substantial bndugs and
new Miscellaneous Publications including .spcHsvely liz
1t STEAfED AID handsomely bound Books Also Photograph
Albums in soa. ety &C. &c and also invoices Of Station
and Amhroipes lie whole 10 bo ,od without
IN lots 70 sn. prrhoeT. Fog particulars, Catalogue TO be
had o. The Sac. room.
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NOTlCE-SAlE OF the kENOSHA. ROCK
IN FORD, AND ROCk lSLhND RhlLROAD--Ihe I'M
Deed 81 Trust Mortgage bearing date tic hrsi ey %! Ap.u
thous AID ega nlied sad hysrven rsce by the Ne.
crsha ana Rockford ia.roaa Con psny S2Poaien dly
fonel ordiug lave tie State Ol y is-Cusu sud
<uiy formed according tire vs OF O STATE 81 iu. ana
Trustee Of Deed OF Irl M0ufaet bearing date ne
frtt day o. March, Thousand hnnded an K' tade
BY the henosAs Rockford AMI Etck Island kaiold ON
csny, Corporation duly org.nI.d under the laws OF TO
Etstes o. scousin ard Illinois, BY tbs eonsoli!on o. te
edd kerosha aud Rccsr fsosd Companies and me 70 Z
powers in and 81 aid Deeds Of trust or Aoroze upon
bin conferred vii Sci fubc Auction at TIE Court house
Gu The Gig o. Rockford n ae te OF iin9' 70 t' sn.s
Aiider for ~bA he seventh isy OF January
on. thousand Eight baGrei and sKiy loI a. i"o e4oek
b. Of the sad day, the following ee'eIheo property as Ill
12;irety, 20 Wit; -.
M the k.no.hs and Rockford KsiTo-d an Enewn
portion Of XenoshA Rockford ard Rock Island haotd
Ford the Srie Of rois, iolelsT wA a. the Tfh" O
way, depo; grounds, r-tw ay- fari 9F4crs hss
station houses and other build ms aid all The snia al ere
lsneuts he scq tthcI o. tAe heLos.A ~1 i0eH
sod Railroad CoinpaDes by fd Ccpsc idiea Com
,rry connection with the lid railroad nom hctosNs 20
kockoId Relating tlecio de 90 Al we to,s
other c ne ssl kcnoshs and kockft Railroad Cotnpse'
o. Of said CONSOLIDATED conlecet wlA ut fs.s
Eue o. railway from helola Rockford OF rra.ins thereto
Odd So =. locomotives cnsnrs ioneef' eS o. every ho
property connected with the prc per equipment "oitms
tpsain and oonius ing az % eFraentu TO tue Hof,Nd
Got incude any lAna': ls % otcI rTopHy o. ne sac
G.nosha and Rockford NaiIosd Companies OF o. w sso
consoiated CoIpsny which have no. Sceb necessarily re-
Ca NED for their road roadway from henoh 10 no
ora a inc udsd IN their depo,s grouns or required
Cor the construcuon oVer. on lsinenauee o.
se Of tie shd which sad henosta AID hossoId i1a
teesed OF Otherwise posed ol-Ds.ed October 90 le1
h. WILLIAMSON. Trustee
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vly AMBURGI 4 CO., ia calling attention Of the
sf1 iCrs ELcofSr AND sruPFNDous
ba o'Fe.a-, 5e5 eare % lie ga my are row
Goo '.f ic-i b4i4r keeping wih tue eAefpfi'I"g
oi .-e rf-' Anefi0'a 7'l.e - .ovs ..'-a g,
L I-crrafcd c.r.rd. r11r.et nj oEnIue co. 90 % 10
ifrtheu ior - exhibition Of H'oose- Nora-rs and Ar
sltSuc.GAN GORGEOUS MAGNFicENcE
.a-aa.l,l by als h,tln. &c to.es4 purposes ~ The
-''" ',G,5.east.E, ~ Ij5LJj.cAL GARDENS
ofrufole upon ici h-ui'ds Of aous-n4, doli' are
i.r' 'i iiy ~ 90 pfso 'Hch s'aad ana oeaDuH' We"
- 500 ''. o. ~, d 49, t"l.-- 'I.',r WONDERS
o. r1r.f % at from mos remote portions ofihe I'M
none r, 90 f 81. 49, p. "A 40 a, ,be sane rlnir
vew Ae'g ai pc''-Hee' 10 ''e '0"'' - 'D'''
ExcELsloR GEOLOGICAL BUILDING or THE
WORLD.
The HsrYors public, ersy Sac rising generation haTe
long fct he ncct.fiy Of h'ies c4inp"ion OF i,s ~
g. i4..fH-fion sni fcuoni afc harmonious oou d
n ono sll wsc.naura haary could be studied nom 'As
"'i" , ,i,," s,,trNFsti'DY 90 NATURAL HISTORY
earab va din, nluuer eeis nf IN ois anu
religious 'ndy itea tendency ought 20 hr % it.d "
l.F O. tt4, ustD look si1a-A nature ~ 90 "siFe heb
D. be- l.iF which tfruilitrs 10 inn c'lf ioh sn' A'"-
ro ines onr we ,rr indebted fr every happiness trii we
e1, NAN 5tR, No vim '-'aaj'. ,. ag.',s bo
benefits the community would dtiife Nom AL eA'e''
nrs. c4aas co..cci ion 81 ,.,.,. ,.t.,,,s
sent energetic and ignty agents 70 ~ available portion OF
t. tao~a vud 1in " 4cn 6. hnts anina AMI pnds axe
obtained. with Ina t' procure none blt 20 n',t
be- ti a. t. kld tAr rlsat oi .ch Las pc 'e COZ
m ~ Of uyf n. 81 anll rnd hei es so'n 'hen ne',Ne
r. IN 20 that have ever been seen % t's
cos.lai ni. and clnst 4tlHc tie ouly .. ,.,.,,,.,
Complete FIRST Lass NENAufhIS
ever 81 b. ~ 20 tie citizens Of New.N OK
M cot tHty of these sny otheTs that hfye
evr been osba,l sta,.. I'D ason'hcs tic b.
n..4rr .ci.ltc /, deeply md. oisd - 49, .,...,,
TuE GREAT NAS fNbiRHH HIMSELF
r a., rh AMI envs5le services he has rntcred Thro"sh
s Of ~ ua, re and -bN' VI me 'Aos
.nM.s BE- has enabled & pace Oaotu mo HitFeiu
pb!s ethibos ct such super = ehceA.Aee aud \
beu.y a.. n4s lever hrior1 presented D. Sny
IN TuE KNOWN WORLD
The performances, .....-,,, .,, >,,nur
AZ p,,r I,ug,yorthy with L.ous I.rgs Lropa To- ia's'
peh,r. &c ave ast nshn, behold fToi "as'
aud performs the 49,, ,rr,o, sam
N,.r.p,c. can convey accurate d.ssF pon G" NJ 'e
sst 80. spayed ~ tnis Miracle OF saeaei.y
T Ponie. Come alues and Educated NonAey' Al "'''
svpraI at each performances: 40 v,vp RON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16

4 LNsKI &. HAYWOOD. Auc,ioncer will
fc Of publ srci n Ii' DAY. Monday, Nov. H..
J a. II O'Clock. a re splendid fgyar ia East
".. ir" door wet 81 osowav. l tire elegant Hcnse
hold FURNITURE consisting a. Dining Room IafoT and Sed
"n arm tnfe. az hstcirss and mad- Also.
hf-tchr- Rosewood iano-fu.i- Ifo.s wanting fuunre
WI IN" ga IRE opnorunry to supply themselves. Inc
tIiiIe stock valued n tNn
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Five TWENTY BONDS
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH,
U. S. I'VE TWENIY LOAN AUkNIs,

L. 5. FIVE TWENTY LOAN AGENTS,
No. 81 WALL SIRE II. - .
~. Ccyernupeut are row ce verin. ths FIVE TWENTY
BONDS rapidly u.si s hereafter be prepared 70 I'll
Erders W thou, The Dc ~ here oiore ,aPensacsd
We shall endesvor TO keep supply O. al deHonHAoh' on
G. nd for immediate delivery.
We also boy and sell q, market rties v1,.,,e 400,
II < COUPON sid REGISTERED bONpS OF 1851
Z \ Z 30 TREASL kl .OlEs.
Z = Oh YEAR CEKiItltAl ~,
Z x QUARTER MASlrfS CHkth3, sxus..,,cz
L. QUAKTEk MATHIS ASD okpNANeI
s,(Il-Ini ~. sud al GOV ERNAENI ISSUES. -,
Ht savings Bank and investors viii hnd IS pcpaeo -
MI tine. 10 fursh dessoe lots Of these seoae' IA -isc VI
DEPOSTs receivea and Collections made on isroilhis
n.rn, stocks Bon4s and God bought AID sod Oh eoA-
Caon
FISK e. HATCH. BANKERS
.,nFALERsi /. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
no IS WALLSE
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FinauUG'.
NTOTICF.-TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS
N or rHF NEW-IORN AND HARLEM RAILROAD


The ircrcrs business Of The COMPANY md sniicips'el
connections with cthc .ords nlc t1pctn' fohvi u
60 extend he double from is present vi
ians lrdrc tha!em Four Corers aid to 60 pl,tc tie
gosd from, that p'scc O. r,uc. 10 Albany
fol the PuuOse % the nsrssary OUTLAWS attending
such Construct and dcey the exp incident The
extension Of the City igrlaJ sady Authorized the load
81 Directors lave resolved hat j. c,p.dcnt increase tie
Capital stock TO such amount exceeding the limitation
che Chafs, as BE- sanc .c by The requisite Of the
Stockholders and to issue the rtascd Stock fo time
Sine msy he required for tnc purposes Of completing such
eonb track and extensions snd procu1: the Necessary adj
ttiona! rolling stock.
The Of the Capital SOCK limited ry the Charter
ond AmendaOry ACts, add in udng both the owInon aid
fTeiered stock il Eight Million. OF Do lars Of which Two
stions Cne Hundred AID ig;yu Thousand no Humid
red eId fify Dollars rea aius rlissued.
Tue board Of Directors propose sat the sock be il
creased 20 It's inil sincuni.
meeting Of the stockholders forthe purpose Of setting upon
such resolution Of tie no ri OF DEeror. sHd Of ming
u the increase Of the caa stock 70 the ri snoUt author
Led by the chcrer md Ire several scis Of the Legislature
aneudatOry thereof bc leila - Inc office or tae Company
6; the corLer OF 26ihs and <tlovenue TUESDAY, he
Ers Gay Of December NJ H. clock q thai day
Tor The purpose o. aiming tbs stockholders Who shall
De entitled 10 vote 90 s. tie books Of transfer Will
De closed. required by law SATURDAY tie sth day Of
November inst the day OF ,ae hrt publication " m notice
The books viii he open TUESDAY. fhe lcth day Of
Eovenier iBs;--Daed Ncw-i OH, Nsy. .. 1855.
BY Si5sr Of the Board Of Die
C. VANDERBILT, President
wv r. FyFHsov Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
OFFICE FLIsT STEEL RIVER MIss }

No. 10 NAssals d., New' 4OIs, Oct ~ iOv'
NOTICE is hereby gwen 10 the SLOcknoiaeIs
IN ~ the FLINT STEEL RIVER MlNlNG COhFAhf
at An Er.euept Of ONE DOLLAR per Share hss ms dy
been called Capital STOCK q ne Company pa .s
a. or brs TUESDAY, the l dsy 81 DsesmDsr nett, at TIC
sac. OF the Comrsny No. 10 Ssssust aud all sses@l,s
Remaining paid and after That date VIII De eb.s-o WIN
interest Of POI cent pr .nnsn ~ a Oh IN
49,. X. ROBARIs, Secretary.
HTEW.YORK SAVINGS BANK-COrner OF
IN I4bs,r.e, and b. svOprD daily from 70 IN On
q rDNFSDAYs aud SATURDAYS, froIn 10 p N: si1
,r cent interest allowed Deposits made OIL or before Dee
y" ois ~ nI,, SEE THOMAS CHRlsTY, Prs,