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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-02-18
From the lllth .. v. I.
COLLEGE HILL FoET,

BowLISG GREEN. KY, Feb. 6.'63.
Ncssrs. EEtors Having once lived in
Trumbull, and been II reader of your pa
per. | write to you as AN old friend whom
I have not seen for years, hoping to re-
ceive a welcome.
For :he satisfaction of your readers
and as an introduction to those who are
not posted and probably know nothing
of the Nth, let me say we were raised
in the counties of Wood, Lucas, Will
Iiams. Seneca and others composing that
military district. j. X. Bond. of Toledo,
is our Colonel; b. w. johnson, of Per
rysburg. Lieutenant-Co Colonel; since resign
ed on account of his health. We went
into Camp Toledo on 18th OF Aug were
ordered into Kentucky on Sept. 18th
1862. Since when we have marched
about GOO miles to this place, where we
are g~arrisoning the Fort occupied by the
rebel Buckner Just before he went to the
relief of Fort Donelson. Bowling is Tor
was before the war, a pleasant town, sit
uated on the little Barren River, naviga-
BILE at seasons for small boats, which fact
alone, to say nothing of its situation OF
defence, makes it a place of great impor-
lance to either rebels or federals.
=
l understand there IS a growing dispo-
sition on the part of the people of the
north to resist the Administration in its
present war policy-the freeing and arm
ing of negroes. Now let me say to all
such, if there be any, it is our duty to
use every means within our power to sub
due and conquer the rebellion. The ar
nv stands like a wall between you and
danger. Will you waver now when you
have your foot upon the enemy, now
when we look to you for encouragement,
will you refuse it? appeal to you, PEG.
pie of the North Stand firm, or like
the Cumberland, go down fighting. Ny
/ Country, may she ever be right, but
right or wrong, my Country
JEFF. Davis, in his proclamation, de
clares that every commissioned officer
taken within the territory wherein Lin
i, coin has declared the slaves free, ''shal
Immediately be handed over to the State
authorities to be punished with death
/ We are a civilized nation and propose t.
3 carry on this war according TO the node
of civilized warfare, but if JEFF. sees fit
in his wrath, to take upon himself thu
responsibility of such a measure, thi
throws down the gauntlet and sets a pre-
| cedent. We have no other alternatiy,
than to retaliate. 1t will make tn
struggle Gercer. Officers will fight 70,
, their lives, and never surrender, know
5 ing it is cevtain death, and men will hgh
for their officers, looking for their reward
, in victory and a safe return to home -ano
friends. Yours, j. N. w.
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Feb u.

In the House, Mr.. Cory offered n reso-
luton to print, for distribution, three
thousand copies of Gen eral Rosecrans'
letter, with the resolution of thanks and
Governor Tod's letter.
Mr.. Dressed straight Der .ocrat) gave a
notice to discuss and it went down under
the rule.
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DEATHS,

=" '"
In Hospital at Nashville. of Typhoid Fever on the
18th of January. LUFTUS L. MURRAY, aged 10
years. He was a member of Co. A, list Regt. o.
Y. l.. and was one of the new recruits sent from
here last fall. by Capt. 0pdyeke.
In BroOkdeld Feb 9Th. MARY ANN. daughter of
james AMI Nancy Struble, in the 18th year Of her
age.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
In Trum. Co. Com. Pleas.

vs.. .-.a. .-
John Young and In Trum- CO.COm, flsas-
Isabel Young.
By virtue of an order Of Sale issued out OF the
Court of Common Pleas OF IrumOunC Ouhtyt Univ
in the case above, and 70 me directed anu ueA'ef-
ed. / shall expose to public sale ON
set. rt,ay. the I4th Of March, 1888,
A. Court Uouse. in Warren. between the hours
~ IN o'sIoek A. NJ, and 4 o'clock p NJ, OF said
- tbe following described real estate, to wit
80 : In the township Of Weathersield, in said
County, of Trumbull, being No. in third range OF
townships. which IS also in the County o~fTrumbuI.
and 4 known By andisbounded as follows: the same
beinE part of the homestead premises ofwhich Geo.
Campbell deceased seized and owned in fee simple
of at the time Of his death-beginningi In the center
of the plank road leading from. AustlntoWn 70
Warren, at 1.-THE northeast corner Of an acre lot OF
land now owned by Wm.B anes. thence west along
said Banes' north lines chains and % INKS 20 3
stake, thence north q deg. west . chains ana nnks
to a stake, thence south SO z degrees east. ehalns
and 81 links to the center OF SAID plank roao.thehes
south q degrees east, along the center OIL ths plank
road 5 chains and 4 links to place Of peglnning
containing acres of land, subject 70 all legal nigh
WAYS. hereby reserving to said Dung. his heirs
AMI assigns forever. all the coal. black band iron
ore and other valuable minerals under the surface
thereof together with the right to fully mine and
remoye All the coal, black band irOn-ore and other
minerals therefrOm, also reserving the store house
| where II now stands, with the privilege OF remov-
ing il any time hereafter
Terms Cash. Appraised at IT
J.G. BUTLER, Sheriff.
! sherih's once, Warren. O.. Feb. Il, 1858
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New Advertisements.
for SALE-400 ACRES

THE subscriber offers for sale, 400
acres of land, in Braeeville, in this county,
bounded south by Cleveland / MahOning Rail
Road, west By the north and south centre road.
north by the Eagle Creek road, east by lands of late
James Hurst and others. One corner Of this tract
touches the grounds Of c. i NJ. R. R. Depot.
and the land lies along that rail road Tor nearly 2
In woodland, the facilities for delivering wood upon
the road, are excellent. About one hundred and
fifty acres are in meadow and pasture, and some hf-
ty acres have been chopped over and partially
cleared. A good frame farm house, and barn, and
two log houses are upon the premises. also a thrifty
Young orchards Of about two hundred trees. The
soil is excellent, and the location one of the best
The land will be sold cheap, either for cash. or ex-
tended payments. Enquire of the subscriber, at tins
ofice. c. A. ADAMS.
Feb 1S-3W
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A Washington dispatch says the best
feeling prevails in official circles concern
ing the pending operations on the South
ern coast and the Mississippi. We have
all the troops deemed necessary for sue
cess, and they are in the best condition.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

claTinda Smith Trumbun Co. Common
Rieh'd. MCGOWAN ct all Pleas
nv virtue of an order of Court in the above case,
;ssned and delivered to me, l have levied upon and
shall expose to public sale at the Court House, IN
Warren
ON Saturday, Ia 2sth of February, s6S
the following described Real Estate. to wit:
Seven undivided shares OF parcels OF land, Selns
part of lot No. eleven I'D IN the Townsnlpo Of New
ION. in the said County of TrumbuIL, and state Of
Ohio, and known as the farm OF the late hlenaIo
MCGOWAN, deceased, and the interest IN salo estate
being seven Cd undivided shares or heirsnlps IN sal9
farm with all and singular the Entertainments ana
aDDurtenances thereuntO belonging, or otherwise
described as C-10ths) seven tenthS undivided snares
of the following described tract OF land, owned oy
said defendant, being part of lot No. H. IN Newton
Township, Trumbull County Ohio, and bounded
east and north by lands owned by James hnlgnts
west BY the Portage County line, and south oy an
east and westhighway, includingln said boundaries
eighty acres of land
the following described parcel of land, be-
ing also part of the original Richard MCGOWAN
farm, bounded BY metes and bounds as follows, 70
wit: on the south by the east and west public road,
on the east By a pubic road running nOrtn ana
south, through said lot No. II, on the north Dy.
lands Of james Knight and on the west by lands OF
Richard MCGOWAN and others. Containing within
those bounds twenty (20l acres. more or less Inc
T-IOths of the first described or so acres, appraised
at Sl568,OO, and 7-l0ths of the 20 acres appraised at
Sale between the hours of 10 A. NJ, and4 P. NJ.
of said day. JIG. BOTLEh Snerin-
Sheriffs Office. Warren. Jan. 9th 1868.
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From the Army of the Potomac.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoroNAc,
February Is.

In consequence of recent publications,
injurious TO the Union cause, measures
have been taken to arrest and punish
correspondents who have been guilty of
making such Developments, and plans
are to be adopted to prevent their re-
currence.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified rs Executor Of the
last will and testament Of Elizabeth Moore. late Of
Gustavus, Trumbull County, deceased. Dated nj
Gustavus. this 18th day of January 1863
Feb. Is, lS6S-3ws DWIGHT MOOkE-
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. EGAL NOTICE

Nathan P. Fitch and William R. Fitch. will take
notice that on the 9th day of January, A. u. loo2s
Renheo ri Fitch. Administrator of Reuben 4. flten
deceased. filed against them and others, q Petltlon
in Inc Probate Court of Trumbull County, ONO,
for me sale of forty acres of land of the East nde
~ the homestead farm of said deceased IN klnsman'
in said county, particularly described in said Peh-
ton. u,s
in said county. on the 2lst day Of March. AID. 1905,
at 10 o'clock A NJ OIL 'Aiu TAYLOR 4 JONES,
E.b 1 1872 -4v Att'ys for Pfth.
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. DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF

REAL ESIAIE.
In pursuance of an order Of the Probate Court of
Trumbun County Ohio l shall offer at public sale,
upon the premises on
wednesday, the 18th day of March, 1865
betveen the hours Of two O'Clock P. NJ, and four
o'clock p. NJ, of said day. the following real estate:
situate in Bazetta Trumbull County Ohio. and
known as parts of lots Nos. y and 81, and bounded
north hy lands of Ziha Casterline. south by lands
of Cowdry, east BY lots Nos. so, and 81, and west by
lots Nos. D, and 80, and known as the late home
s2-l0O acres Of land. To be sold as a whole or in
parcels as may seem best and subject to the dover
estate of = Amelia Dray therein which has been as
signed to her. Appraised at $500, 52-10o subject to
dover. Terms of sale: One third in hand. one
third in one year, and one third in two years from
day Of sale with interest, deferred payments to be
secured by mortgage on the land sold.
GEO. F. BROWN,
Feb. is. lS634y Admir-. of Eli W. Draw. dec.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-02-18

$4,000 BUILDINGS have been
cleared of TRAITS and MICE by using DIR. L. GofTs
&" Death to Rats" 1t never fails to kill. For sale
by J. r. Woods.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-02-18

SWEET FLAG CHEWING UM-The
known substitute for Tobacco, and Remedy for
Nervous Diseases, Dyspepsia and Lung Complaints.
Ask agents for circulars. For sale by ]. K. Woods
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S-T-lS6O-X.
brakes Plantation Bitters.

TNVIGORATES, strengthens and
nur;ses the system Is a perfect appetizer. and
Natures great restorer. Particularly adapted to
weak and delicate persons. and can be relied upon
for its purity. Ii cures Dyspepsia, - 4 genue TOME
snd h INST the thing for changes of the seasons.
Sold BY HOYT & STRATT0N.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-02-18

If patrons were a good deal uore dis
interested, ingratitude would probably
be a good deal more rare.
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THE BLUE EYED SOLDIER

BOY
ano and Melodeon, ever published. another lot is
lust reed at Adams Music Sore, nextdoOr to Bar
uun'S Hardware Store.
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TCHABOD MERRIT'S ESTATE.

The undersigned have been appointed Admin
~istratOrs Of the estate of IehabOd Merritt, late OF
Grsen, Trumbull.County Ohio deceased.
SOPHIA MERRITT,
CHAUNCf MERRITT.
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sherin's once, Warren. 0. Feb. Il, 1858
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Gmusemenls.
XNALLACK's.

WA1LACKs.
W Doors oprr at =; Overture 70 commence st a. Cur
tain rises At .. oeno.ion. Ihc performance will terminals
80 ~ - PArrlcULAg NOTICE.
The continued demand for a q wlnsss The new drss,
and uninterrupted eIacior would warrant its repetition
eyry nsht bu' in dslcnee THE wishes OF many Ioqueri
''' 'V c 'ay;l Or Fl6 ii ifoun''
THURSDAY, Dec II,
TIE very celebrated @cfs-- ....
hon the Theaer Royal aymsrte, Lonisn, viii make bs'
iS.s appearance in Vii cogn y. ,,,,,
v" M Fsf h * ri Ei FSa ,H' isa;'n
VII siso arpe.E i,r he hrrt time this l'on.
sheTaau hnow ess tine Comedy OF tho
VII no Krecned on e.. 0, with new end appropriate
soeaefy, ana the following superb elst'
WtcrNe Lester " q sfH
81 h'im Fondloye.. MARX smith
tfro"" iH'. p'y
NisicT ttihts
wunsnron
Wilo Wlkm.
Madeline l,eariqae'
Tie .y by :,rwco a:, 1 consist Of o'''"
fAKLOH IN TIE THREE CRANES TAVERN IN
DRAWING ROOM At SIR WILLIAM FONDLovE'S.
, IhE WIDOW GREENS BoDDoIs t;c,o. .r
GRAND SALOON AND HALL OF EECLpIlOH AT
The WIDOW GREENS.
slxTY-EIGHTH NIGHT
kOSEDALE.
SATURDAY, December 49,
ba1kstor-s Great Comedy.
MANFRED LIFE,
On which occasion
MRS. JENNINGS
Vil make le Gfs, Appearance any stag.
YRS NlLkINS VII. u.aAe her second appearance In
AmoTca- -
MR. YOUNG
and
Mr.. FLOYD
will also appear for the trst lime this season
nONDAY-sDiy ln h night a hOSEDALE
TIFSDAi-1iE LOk CiisSt.
Observation-Disclosures LIE.
TIL X iDAI-Seyeutotn night Of ItOSfDALE.
FRiDAI-HiHK Ed LIFE.
sArURDAY-Ssyenty. lrs' nigh, Of ROSEDALE.
EONDAI-THE LOVE CHASE.
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finaunal.
rn,rArsrpKI, ANn RrarIyo RannoAp Covr.Nr.

Ofce NJ n ). 4h'sf-, To adcIphia Dec 2 ITUtI
DIVDEND NOIlCE.-The Transfer Books
~ Of dis COMPANY will Dee closed on THURSDAY. llth
inst, aud rsooened en- TUESDAY .ian. Il, 1851
Dividend Of Seven per cen ceur o. state tax has been
declared 81 the common siocA Iy aoie IN common ock n
end ete tie ss' December 10 the holders tfe.co o. hey
rhs stand registered the books at the close OF oncS o.
Che l7th ins'. -. -. NC.
Dviderd Of Three sud Half Per cent oear OF al : 'e
te1 h.s been declared on The p.fod si9'S yae pr g. d
- common ock al the op oi of ihc holder on anu after Tie
SID December next 10 the stochho.de's IS they u s,d
scstered The books al the close o. ouse's Oh tie ca
Inst -. -. - a;..A.-.. 4 f.. A. =.
,fhe, nj the Trsns'rr Agencies Ilr irIl.ry
onss,d ~ Nv tLer duly registered on ine Transfer Books 70
witch tbev h,ys been transit rved To 20 the Ih inst.
whose names -s,eed Oh She NewN orS
sooL. vii ia sid al .ie farr,ts Loan ind Trust 'olpai
sd bose ylcse names is'cIri tie Boston books
Iii b. ,r,iS st the Office OF Mesrs J. +. Thsyer Nroer
=. BIZ tNlDRD, ITeasuEtr
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nRPHANS' COURT SALE
W OF vlIuArLg
HOTEL AND REAL ESTATE
Is .us BGYOyGa or BsIHLIHis.


~ vif:r, O. an order II TO Opan. colr. o. No-h,HP
ton Couuty viii be- .ol Public Nen.ne on 'ac premises,
% TUESDAY Dec. a. A. -. llSi,
~ o'ock in Inc ar that part - ihs f"a e.e Nc
Leibeii dsr,sscs kl0wu The Gun hois Ii'p
erty rrnsstg n tLrco cong i,s q ~, bnnn9
ON Msfn and broad siioe;s Ind 4 Jrcob H. Lily Reu =
Flre Company &. H. Bens Henry oucteT estaie jed
Al Weis, ard oiers pusicaaiy described "a The feti'
10 toe said Orphans Cont whcn tie .Ai Older vac
street IA feet containing a3oas % sefe Vi gioaDd 4As 49,
,!eTemea's thereon ere - -. $50
OF EOLR-STORY HOTEL BUILDING,
part bfcs tzrl stone, viii Basement, Lput.us N Nan
street. % fees i1rh~s and 70 fei b. dslfh one trcf i've
story b.iag ,Atas N.lu street 2, isst ilclss BY -
feet iacsa crrth one tfcs iHosiofy Dwelling n ,pie
ie on Main - esf inches ~ - frei c-fs IN
nosd stree. ono thGecsogy nTck bslns N Tear o. ifs
fnan bal ding uled oT wash Az ecu saa fer'tAi fo'' ~
est inc. hy - feet one sioy fsnc ,;ato AZ CO
rss,-ho.se ~ let mont BY ~ st DEEP Oe bpies iis
,o.c a. par ifa.a used !c.houss, :. - - icr-
In- building. all Ia coed rrpsi sEi 80 seaiei part o.
80. 4. '...ea. "a oss ~ ossr.r-s sssusnf
ot- rfof- h. pst fennsy spa - "a yof.
ruovcd d.sev,dy L.h Tprision ~ one Of no o"s ,s'
6i., Ia his comfy Hr sLrDi IL hc-g..a! siaas4 o
he Lehish River lie sro.eui seminary iaf bogns .ss
!, Known patroire1 Iots ever soc The trpn 10
he.lhy Innate romAn.c surround sui ihs s-NVs slri
rrsc city.s have usae Pl.Af pace 81 T'-9I -
Ia III. s4rI.er t.. liofo as oern arrays NJ
and 10 Irr0f % .ed ~ decline RECEIVING very i-J "A'
applied for slmissi9n.
s propefi, vii Do sold together CT n rsf'a.i - M -
deemed .i.labir b. 'c urdefssfd dlniii -ieF - ~
the tenn. ad conditions, vi be made t.o"n a. TIC a's '-i
place y. sAo. by 10 Cour. =, ,,..,r,cp 81.
CHAa AUG LUCKESBACH, AGGlal.iilioI
I.I.l "a. No.
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oIIr OF NEw roar. DrrAnISlsr I o. = ffn,Astoe,
DROpOsALs FOR $4,000 OF "THI

PROPOSALS FOR $230,OoO OF "THE
( WATER SryCk or TIKI CITY or NEW-fok.
Of THF YEAR zs"sealsi proposals. VII De recelt'i' ~
The Coagpfo -s Ofire Lutl SAT RDkf, Dee 20. te a.
Ole oh D. ii when viii 20 fpoIcy opened io ne
whole Or sy pa. Of the Of Two hundred and ry ,hoo
,ri dosf.e fhe Mater STOCK Of the City Of New oss
U lie yeas 1879" authorized hy Chapter ~ Of the Laws
lg,g All ~ ordinance Of the Common Council tp.oFe'
tv he Mayor Dee. u. 1893 .
The ,id Will bear iuefes a. TIE ate OF hve yer oe
per Gnuuu y.ysDs quI.cfyeAIy and te pLei W." ~
feacsrneble ol the lot DAY II Hoy,mber, lt't ,
Tie p4op3sfls viii tafe tie amount a. fcs dtlfrn ht VIC
pT Der 6u- hundred doIs thereof nnd 10 persons bo'e
no accepted wal required to cs2osii VIVA no
henpelaa O.. tne CITY within nyc days amer tho oIin6 o.
tie bid. TIC SONS srird 90 Item respectively go
% tl.ru- 20 the Comp roller Ne receir. ~ ne IMAM
tefla TOT such d. o' to pare, VIII be en'i.i 20 f'v
or equal amounts Il the p.r value oi INC ''oeA
i.esfrl. .i,.s.st from the dates II psyr.cntt -
Fsrf pfopoi should be sealed and iAd2f,ed fropo'a
fer .Ths a4er -o u he City q rewi on Of ne tsN
,sly ana .ncosed seeoud envelope Addressed u the
Couplrolcr =, =, .
e rg reserved 70 reject any ~ 81! o' the bd. Tie
i.terest. o.! tie Corporation lofr a.
n lI,ILEW ~ nLENTAN, Comltrolier.
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NOTJCE-SALE Of the KENOSHA, ROCK
IN FORD. AND ROCh ISLAND kAlLhJA nc u''
.,ersinec BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON TIE 4T-'te o. q
l,.6 OF rrs OF Mortgsse be4ng oAe tho no. oy - Al D.
one hors nd h, humid ed AID tycsyeu, made b. -e s
rosha and Rockford KliIosd co.pNny, SSleieA1 GUY
for.d according the laws Of tie state OF W A -n9
tie ksnos.s and Rockford Haliosa 'o9psn! ~ III
duly formed according 70 the -"- - ~ S'hte ~
Trustee Deed Of IIus or ofe sse pc1 Go ~
lusssy March, thousand sshi huldfee an .-ty l'
by the Eeosit RocXfogt aid hotk Island t-i '-n ,D-
vsny Cooperation duly organized under tie le"s 81 ir
b.,;es fscoufin eud iloi5 by TIE corsoN-aio o We
reid Keuosh ana Rockford Rail 0sd Comq-c and M hocs
po.efs IN aid ~ the ssi1 Deeds o. Trust o. 'lcT e. upon
Lin conferred val Sell At fuohc Auet on a. We 'y-'t
IN he CITY OF Rcek.Oid Ia TIE ne Of IAlnois " We -ti'
BIDDER foy casn on TUESDAY the seventh o-y Of Ey
~ Of said dag, tAs foi~ins described properly - al
entirety. 70 vii. -,
=. the EauosiA aId Eoci1d k-.road and now h5~n a. r
rariou % lie EcDoshS. c-cr. ad iocE lsna l@
cIiendrS rom Eenoia TIE STATE o. " scD,t4 70 o'
ford in the Of Limos tosetAer with al re sn' r"
way deoot gr0unds railway, T fidses fences ,on'
etso. foufes All other building add Ell ne ieiNs emo 'i
d.meuis held acquired by esther u the henosLa ahd oeE
tod BsiI5sd Colp-H.es o. - i.e 'ta l,'.-- - 20
p1ny with tic t4a I4i.iaa4 fci. ii"' -
Rockford Ielatng the. sioi and, go Al! We t i '
Issues and pToh;s. and cfp9fe II Oh iA-r1.
either u sad EeaoshA and Aockiofd kl,oed ,f n -
Ire ofrsvty from keucshs ~ Drfrc, or 'i-th2 ihI
end aso, 81 locomotives, engine, iI 49, cal a. ever -
property connected villa :Ae lfppf1 ',n''
Operating AID coudneug Of Or Ap cn- :" 10 ~ icsea
Nae Of "a yo1t if0J keaCh@ - I'tttn- Ite Z, o. ""
Nc. include aiy lAnl los u; 9t1er ifopeHy al ne 'ed
Eero,hs arG Rocifori Hairo.4 CoIngl ~ = tha said
Cons, ted COMPANY which hive MT been ne,csaJly e
t,ped for their ssd road roadrly nom kef't 70 10
ford iuc'tded in bf deiois O. .1on eioDhe, o.
for the construction Operation laingnanee O. eC"'si.A
csc OF ard which fad nflCaLa end hohhicf- a
road Computes said COuslll'e- Company 10y Lave
lss.ed o. eeIaise e2osec oil -sga = 'y2i - @
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for tie Golioars.

nESIRABLE HOLIDAY GIFTS.
~ NM. BFhORESTs MIRROR or FASHIONS
Ia s.s Latest AMI Beat Fashion Magazine. Single cop.s IS
ceai. JsaIly. b. III valuable Frelisal..
r.fT. nTNOnE5rs INTERNAL DRESS Elevator
-I.fe, lie Ics ss.y sud gffsriy a.. around snd ct AZ
d1aa D. vii Ifils - cea.', .na.e4 Tree
NM. pFN0EEfrS HEiLLiiNT LIQUID CoLORs
fof CARTS ~ v!siTE aat EN0hAViSoa. ~ ~. a-sO
w.i. BABE. India lLs cia-. = 81. mailed nee.
Nine nFNORESrs Freuch Cofset', - 30 TO 81 ~.
Irxs JseA Hoop sk.Gs, : 20 81
Combination Saspendsr and stoadrr Braces, - cen'a
EIcosar Drrs. shields - c.ui. Ali - cents. poai ice
Spiral Sqrl. l0s9nl lsds - ,rn'-. post free.
Na t. 10 the Form o. 10 cents, etc, sta
EMPORIUM offASillONs. 40 EreAa~ay branche.-7'
East lsL -. frTTep st.. LfooA aud AGO IA al the
ciUe. q tie Unl n AL dlaada. etc
al the splendid aud ynAb,o Winter number
of Iiik MIRROR Or Fashions, now ready.
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Coruorniion Notices.
: uarAv OF corlrc1ioso AsiEs'xssrs

No tIiy 'iaI Haienlent
rhDTSON-AV OPENING-1he Assessment
w LET for s opening OF Msdonsv. Il nov Ia she hanas
oi tie Col ecoi q Ass,lcDls, Al paJe iussei .iey
Tie property Elected 1y ,h Assessment Lee between ga All
lVgth.si Ani bowen "a and 0tlsys.
TiOMAs l.. SMITH Collector o, Asse,Un-n.s-
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financial.
NASoyRE PASK. Ngw-YoRK Dec. I6. 1909.
IL IT,. - Il L 4 l-n n 1

z II II IHINIF.-I Nt Ib'hTU Ut UIItVIVIN IIHNN
~ IUiS DAY declared SKMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND q
rot fER CENT the capital stock, iroe of Government
tax payable the I'd day January The trausier
be closed from tie I'D inst to tue day % payment
' cTlcr gNO.i l.. TAYLOR, CashieT.
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DAslsI II. IrnnEsT. Aas,.saeer.

pASi2L ~. IuHnE.T, AuctsSeeT
Ky S. MARSnAL' SAIL.
L. By BUHDEFr JOINS Co
u, virtue Of an oder 81 he T. D. tiIu. ooat iof ne y ~
Of = ~ NC directed snd delivered vii .el 81 ub ie sne'
to-, On ths ia d4y Of December lfl At "a ocork noon,
on botrd hereof ths prze shi2 oOADAis hoT tsee &C.
che nov .ios. 80, 49,,
E-Ihe above vesssl now Hes e. ue Connec.i -" AAsi
,enth. wet o. rn-f At auic pocf. tfoosyn-
| Doc lasA KOB1 UlitA4, esf. u B. Marshal