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constantly surrounded and glori6ed By those
Who have at all times ovnced tho most unmis-
taxable sympathy with JEFF. Davis, and have
exutiugly declared, "You mover can subdue
the South" He dimes and wines with gentle.
men who have proclaimed their readiness to
fight for South Carolina against the Union on
CALL and bis daily associates aud counselors
at bis hotel are largely composed Of the
bitterest opponents of tho War for the
UniOn--those whose opposition long pre-
ceded the first Emancipatipg Proclamation.
In all tho addresses of his admirers during
bis recent 0vatons, we have never once
caught o phrase of hearty indignation
against the traitors who have broken up our
Union and drowned the country in blood; and
in oil his responses we have heard no ex-
hortatiOn to our young men to shoulder their
muskets and Gil the thinned ranks Of our coun.
try's heroic defenders, nor even an ayerment
that the Rebellion is inexcusably wrong, and
ought to DO crushed out To put such Gen
eral at the head of our armies would be sim
ply proclaiming to the Rebels that we shall be
careful not to hurt them hereafter; end, though
We do most unfeignedly desire peace, and are
willing to make it on any safe and honorable
terms, wo do not think this the way to obtain
it; for we believe it would encourage the
Rebels to protract and persist in the War. just
as if We should stipulate to fire only blank
cartridges at them hereafter.
Ia TIE World answered?
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that is wrong. If. then, the Opposition shall
choose to embarrass or arrest the prosecution
of the War for the Union, LET them do 40 and
be held therefor to righteous responsibility.
We have given tho Border.State policy eighteen
months trial, and knOp that it will not win.
Now. let the opposite policy have like trial.
Should it fail. the Democratic programme will
be next in order.
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estate. $lS7, 1854. 4O6. Valuation Of real ssssts
in the country, S6l5. 742, 36; personal estaA
Sl26,538,276
In several counties the assessments show
total but very little above the amount Of Banb
stock owned by the citizens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17

FNoA Pogr I.orsL.-The steamship Mdtsn1s,.
Capt. Lesgan8 from Port Royal the 18th iustsnt
aud u hours from Fortress Monroe, arrived a. ths
port yesterday. She had strong northeast winds
aud rough soa from Port Royal to Hstteras. The
u. :. guuboAt Pawnee sailed in company With he
Mateazas from Hilton Head on cruise towad
Charleston Tho M,lanzss left At Fortress Monros
the slip DE Wiz Clinton. with troops Capt. ). J.
Foeter, U. 5. A.. from Key West, and Capt. Yong.
L. ). A., from Hilton Head were passengers on tho
MGtAnEAs.
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MARTIAL Law IN KAysAs.-ieu. Blunt has pro.
claimed martial law in Leayonworh. Us the civa
authorities aro unable aud inadequate TO keep shs
peace aud sdul.aister justice.
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UNITING THE NORTH.
The World thus sets forth the grounds o
which it would have the loyal States united i
support of the War for the Unions

The great mass Of thinking people Of both parties could
DC easily united ACTIVE I'D oet-ned prosecution Of
Tire War IL the Naturalization and the Republican ieedss
would consent Let the Emancipation Proclamation. which
already deInons sod ia lure De revoked let the door be
kept open for q tho Rebels 10y standing ote OF
nncsty whenever they viii submit 81 the Constitution; lei
ca, put al the head of the War and Navy pc
rartents tho body Of the Democratic party VIII
ch sry support fhe Ad until Il be cons'i
ally superseded BY Pesid-utsl Election Inc
pabc sentiment the North 10 support OF the WA was an
aae and il will be immediately TesoIed III the admiss
ton viii the Abolition policy. and put Zen Dsnts
Gle Ian his position GeueralinCnief Banks has up
doubsdy the administrative capacity OF any mal ID the
Kepubcan party aud Mcclellan IL the aDe OehcfM III IN"
ARMY. All the Democrats sk that the Abolition scheme
shall be discarded IN. direction Of the war placed IN the
mos cspsbs hands What does THk ThIBUSK say to this
prono,xl p
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TO CORRESPONDENTS 49,.
No notice he teSeu OF A"on' Hioos to" ~, -
Whatever intended fof Insertion ~sS % su'uenoi.u
nv ,he nan nuo address Of the ~reznot necessarily Tor
on DO; as sguarsntv Tor he good isith'
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CousTxRYxr.--An effort wss made 'sst evening
10 sesAts o40stsdsis Atlantic Bank B"sUs ste Als
villa civ.
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ARRlyAL oS rug JAcSTo.-rhe u. ). senn'
frgaie Sun Jacinto, Commander VIM. Rouckehc. ~
arrived nj this port lnr. evening from tbs Bah ma
IslAuds being ordered 10 this port on account of hv'
ing, on the Goth OF January, broke her shaft. IN
the 18th lust, on Bainegst, bearing n. y W. =
miller spoke the steam'trarsport City OF Rehn"id'
hence, bound south.
Tie following il liss OF tho SanJacia,o's ,hc 9;
CoIninAnder " hi.u Il pckeuiori, Liegl .lom,ns" 10
Mortimer Aoogg. Iap.il Mssinos. john scefns4 -
p l-utenaut OF i.ns. IL. ". Powell; Act.s Aas 49, -
j. AcRichs H. }. Coop aud John B'krri As''s' S"s -
lIa ". BAgg. AciiDg Ensign. m. A. li"''"f., "a ~
Eusiacors H. :. Dav,ds AID u. c. Mouvsno "a Nsal'
ginrers. dwin "chos Henry ). scott n , I.o"u' II
bnIes j Conoy, Aoins GuauoT. Charles A. ,.,
n.IAef. John W. NoIth; Narp0atrr heoV,,. a a. -
boa-w'in, john Marie; Captain 'lers. Nv " -
Psy crs Clerk Ronoyn fIssasli tci"f ,'.'' ~
L. H. Fuller. II. z. keers. lhos e. jones' ana '''f' "
Weed.
PRRsENrArIoS.--Mr. Rice. the NowOern Ssre
the Adam, Express has arrived 10 town c'min'''"e' Fr
business mon Of Now PaEo'a's in' sss a. 49,
he preonod Johs hu,h. ioruieiy " lne ~ ''
ehass, Rogimsn m Of regard aid reas npi' ~
fr tho srsish,forw. rd in Which he dnShs~d ~
dutis. of Pros, -Mars.I Of Newborn
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The Sham Democracy of Maine recently
held a large State Convention at Portland, snd
received back into formal fellowship Mr.. +. "
j. Smith, who has for three OF four years
stood aloof. Mr.. Smith made them speech
which was warmly Alphabetically as mucn
SO as that of Mr.. c. Chauncey Burr. Inc
following extract from Mr.. Smiths speech al
tords fair measure of the loyalty OF the Con-
venton and tho party:
ave are aid Mi 81 in the midst Of wars ono loox
mo 10 an on s rehs S!aes ana al oppe
,ition 10 such oaehment; and the otho' ususr o
fr.isn war Mexico IL the possessoa o. france ana Va
Allan, y, i'm tpsunI foreign war may ours, upon US
Min, ma, endsngersd and ibis Is more
- an ab,,h,n Lincoln Joke We may soon be hshns Zoe
sna" homss and hr.sidss For this may want our
v. va .,os, 4. home We shosid not ssad Il Jros ne
SS,, a aSf Jor any Capitalization o. poccr Ihas rAae
lhrealsas Hs n9S. -. -, a. III, f.. -. - u,o,.x-
ao IN len OF man. He would pay the money and would
vi.. ali 20 do sc-every farmer II 10 took the last calf ray
hr the thirty pieces OF silver 1. asks and
t,,p s wan afhom. LEI s battles fer tas era.iao" " ms
.sg,o above the rhue man Dc fought r,h ns monsyI .
1t Is to this spirit, and the Governors IL
elects, that the Federal Government 10 asked
to surrender its power of self-preservatioa.
Should it ever resolve on committing suicide.
We trust it will select some less cowardly
mode.
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VERMONT. Election, Tuesday, Sept. |.

THIon
For GoyKRSoR-John q Smith, 81. Adams
For LiKurEsA Dillin CHAM, Waterbury,
For TKKAsuKKK-JoLn Is. Page. Rutland.
Democratic.
For GovKHSoR-T y. Rsdhrid Montpelier.
tor LIKuIusAsr-o oyKKSoK-E A Chaplin. Rutland.
For TKEAsuKER-R. Mex. Ormsby Bradford.
REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS.
Union.
I-Fredehck y. Woodbridge veTgrnnea
1I-yustin y. Morrill,. stafford.
llL-Portu, Baxter, Derby shire.
Demooanc
John A. 3. Whits Northhsld
Ii-Chares N. Davenport Wimin ston.
Iil-Giles Harrington, Aihurgh
Woodbridge is nominated in place OF e. T.
Walton, who, after six years service, with
draws to private life. He is an able young
man, and one of the most eloquent speakers IN
New. England. lie has served in both branches
of the Legislature, and as State Auditor Tor
several years.
Morrill, published letter declining to be
candidate. but his friends unanimously re.nom'
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

Our Special Correspondent at Cairo saws: can
expedition is fitting out, and is partly on the way
consisting of cavalry, infantry, and artillery from
Cape Girardesu and some other posts, for Little
Rock, Ark. 1t is highly probable that it will ter
inmate in taking possession 10. only OF the Capital
but of all the north part of the State. Since Coop
er's defeat by Gen. Blunt the Rebels have no organ
lied army left, except tho defeated aud broken one
under Holmes, who, hanging around Helena, is pre-
pairing himself for being totally finished. Large
re-enforcemehts, by last accounts, were reaching
Helena
The city was honored Yesterday by the arrival Of
the gallant Admiral Farrsgut in bis battle SCARED ship
Hartford. joyful salutes from all the forts and the
French and Spanish war vessels in the harbor greet
ingIthe welcome guests. The Hartford has been in
battle at Forts Jackson and ST. Philip, Fort Chal
mette with the ram Arkansas, at Port Hudson
twice, at yicksburg, at Baton Rouge and at Donald
soDville. Her hull and spars and rigging bear the
marks OF 90 round shot aud shell and unmention-
able rifle and musket balls.
Gen. Meade has been so much troubled by resi-
dent Rebels in Virginia, who play the loyaist by
day aud destroy railroads by night, that he has or
dersd that hereafter, when any damage Is done 10
the roads, the people within ten miles of the place
will be forced to make the necessary repairs. II
this does not stop the depredaiious, lie will send the
entire population of the locality beyond his lines,
and take thei' property for Government use.
Frank Battle, of the Rebel army, who was cap
tured a few days since and taken to Nashville on
Saturday, has been placed in close confinement in
the Penteniiary, to be held as a hostage for Capt
Harris, of the East Tennessee Cavalry, who, it is
reported is coufned in irons a. Knoxville by order
Of the Rebel authorities.
1t is understood in the Army Of the Potomac
that Lee has been re-enforced by Bshop-Gen.
Folks entire Division; but at the same time Lee
has sent division to help Beauregard, at Charles
ton. None of Lees infantry are north Of the
Rapidaa.
"A private letter from Morris Island, dated Aug.l
says: 1t is just reported here that re-enforee-
ment Of between 900 and 5000 troops have arrived
outside, and that they are to be landed tonight Oh
the south end OF Folly Island"
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detum of Judge Story in the case Of the Sam
tissima Trinidad, that we uphold the right OF
neutrals selling ships Of war as articles OF
commerce. The counsel to the Crown, or the
Chief Baron, who was so ready to quote Web
ster's Dictionary and Kent and Story to beat
the Americans with their own weapons, might
have found case in the decisions Of the
United States Supreme Court, made the dag
after the decision referred to, in which they
hold most emphatically, that selling ship OF
war to belligerent, or designed for bellger'
ent use. is q criminal ohense. The Gran Para,
7 Wheat, AL, March 10, 1922
In this case, Chief Justice Marshall says speak
ing o. an attempt to evade the law by resortlng
to the belligerent port for commission and
new crew before entering on its hostile cruise
the Alabama only went as far as the Azores
for hers): "If vessels completely fitted in our
ports for military operations need only to sail
to belligerent port, and there, after obtain
ing commission, 70 through the ceremony OF
dscharging and re-enlisting their crew, to
become perfectly legitimate cruisers, purified
from every faint contracted at the place where
all this real force and capacity for annoyance
was acquired, this would, indeed be fraudu-
lent neutrality, disgracelGl to cur own Govern
ment, and of which no nation would be the
dupe." And the same volume contains no less
than four other cases (the Arrogante BARGE
lones, p. 400; the Monte Allegro, and RaInha
de los AMOS, p. $40; and the Santa Maria,
D. 49O). IN which the American Court and
the American Government give evidence OF
their construction of the Foreign Enlistment
act as a bona.ide measure Of neutrality for
the benefit of foreign nations. SO, too. why
was no mention made of Henfelds case
indicted az common law in the L. ;. Circuit
Court at Philadelphia, for n breach OF inter-
national neutrality in l793 in enlis:ng IN
French priyateer, before We had any foreign
enlistment statute "a case considered OF 50
much Importance that President Washington
made it Cabinet question whether he
ought not to call an extra session oil Congress
to remedy the defect of tie law disclosed BY
it. (Wharton's State Trials, ?. S9)
But we forbear further comment on the
Chief Baron,s law aud the Crown lawyer 5
zeal. We only ask, if this is what we get
from an English judge, whether it is worth
our while to expect better redress at the
hands OF al English jury And yet, as will
readily be seem the action of the British
Cabinet proposes nothing more than to refer
us to twelve Engiishmen of London or West
Minister, with thcir known intelligence and
limited power TO settle the great international
issues which have arisen between US. Is any
further consideration than this necessary to
show that such a remedy would be merely
"a mockery deluson and snarel'
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OFFICE BROKERAGE.

We published yesterday statement OF the
cases of Messrs. Burke and Jasper, who re-
ceiyed appointments in the Controllers Office
on the recommendation of Mr.. Fernando Wood.
but with a private understanding between
them and Woodruff OF which the Controller
was gnorant-that one half of the salary in
one case, and tivc-eighths in the other, should
be paid to party of the third part, one Mr..
William Mckinney. IL makes the record in
this case a little more complete when it is
known that Mckinney was private messenger,
il We are correctly informed, IN the Mayors
office when the city enjoyed the distinguished
honor of having Mr.. Fernando Wood as It's
Chief Magistrate, aud that when that di-pensa,lon
was over. he was still kept near the person OF
the cx Mayor. by beng placed IN his private
Office where. on one occasion, at least, Mr..
Jasper handed over the tiye-eighths Of the
monthly salary earned by his son.
The Controller, who, it seems. does not ap-
prcciatc this method of paying Mr. Woods
adherents GU. of the public Treasury, while
the clerks of his own Office get only hall and
three.eghts pay for services rendered, has
given notice that oil who submit to pay such
brokerage shall be dismissed unless they insti-
tute proceedings for the recovery Of moneys so
paid. We trust that officer will adhere TO
that determination. But there is still another
public official who. it seems to us, has duty
to perform in the premises. We beg leave to
call the attention of the District-Attorney, aud
of the Grand Jury to the law respecting " INSIDE
meanors," passed at the last session Of the
Legislature. 1t may be found in sec. So, p.
49, of the Session Laws Of 1868, and is as
follows:
Livery person who shall directly indirectly accept
receive sges accept receive any reward gratuy
paid ssrsod DO paid reserved to DO paid for tho put
created by the Constitution under tho law, OF this State
o. any cekhp subordinate poHfos in any such Office
shall upon conviction. be guilty Of miemosnor and shall
be punished by imprisonment in tho County Jail los,
than .n months years. and by fine no. loss than
two hundred Thousand dollars"
As the Statute of Limitations could not be
pleaded in this case it is possible that con-
yction might DO procured under this law A
trial at all events, would probably bring some
interesting facts to Light rs to tho divisions and
subdivisions OF the salaries OF public clerks.
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On the second page, this morning. will DO
found q letter by the Hon. VIM. Whiting. on
fhe return of the Rebellious States; q letter
from Washington, about Buckley, originator Of
n Kn!ghk @ TIE Gg!dsa GjySlsk hs tEia Of
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mated him, and he will have to serve them
whether or no.
Baxter is also unanimously rs.nominated, and
of course will be elected.
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the rioters, sc. On the third page, some
thing about Gov. Seymour, and miscellaneous
TENS
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KENTUCKY.

We exchange with about three hundred
" Democratic" newspapers Of the Copperhead
variety. On. hu"s'.a g them auprise their
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MIssouRI.-A st. Louis dispatch Of the 9TH
to The Chicago Tribune says the vote Of the
lid Congressional District sums up as follows;
1874 1862.
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OFFICE FLiST sTEEL aIvEE hSis0 CoxPAsTi
70. % NSssau-s-. Ne~' grx. OCT. ;. ls,S

10. 20 Nassau. n s~- crS. Ccs- ;. ls.s.
NOTICE 10 SIOCkHOLDLRS.-P
IN 10 section II q e Mining Laws Il te state q Mich
fgau t. owlr- Of stock IN The FLINT SIR ri
EIVER MiNiAG COMPANY G0.iri.cd for payment
OF sssesrncats wi be fod - pablo Aacon - o.dr One
rsef9. Office the seCEut4ry 10. 10 N-sssI It.
Ne eTA on WEDNESDAY the 4L Gay a AeseaDcr. .;
&C. T. srs~ shares an sh y Ns.c-f - tl.ro. ~ a.
Isa.. i.s gs.cf q Ny. Oi.5sff = shrfrs NIy l.
6a.rt .5sr-s. Leals "A lls1- l5 81 Jrs, sfy ~ Dt,
10 sasies. cdr..c .yior. 81 ah-es Joan y e"s "
81 a.s. Fro G. Roberts shares; John W. Anderson "
si,.,. rrs Ps.ei shfr. d. @. latss, 81 su2fes JAs
r. Inalsea4 aLale, Gee. " ALci os ~ flaf Aier
T. Osoo-n - Shares; Jsucs bect si.Ics l~n Dean -
" - sLsfes, JON o.c "a t4aTr. r.
y rori 10 .aa7es Il L. Brown. 10 sAi~f Jsres " .aib
D. .nsr,s james ~ Hafsrs 50 shares Ia 1esfHion y
90 n ,9n ys.a r. .h.re.. Main Bsnhcs Co. 100
sLs-e loeb Han - sSes Richard Ligh'. j. rhsIe' " "a
II Field 90 SOPHIE While sisre. " " yst, =
Cuy..r " .Lare CAsTcs T.. Coo, - al Lyman -
80. - r. ROBARTs, Secretary
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GREEN BAY, MILWAUKEE and CHICA-
~ GO RAILROAD BONDS.-Thr Coupons due loth Oct.
1882 the abov, Bonds viii be paid aud alter that DAY :
Office Ne III Nass.u who're the Dcpds which tnes
sy be exchanged FOR frs Mortgage pos Bond
Of the Chicago md Mi wsutec Railway Company lconsoi
ida,ed Coaipsnyl, maturing lot July. 1897.
sCuUCHARDT GERHARD.
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Ocean cleaners.

IOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first.
slss steamer will .vo New Yor. on The d. 1872 and ga
Of sssa mouth; except when thos@ d,- ish on oOHDAf
vh.u lie day Of departure v be- thu MONDAY following
Tor roish. paso si.i =, The only ono" 20 Dow
sgrees. ~ d. ALIEN, ns'.-r
L'OR NEW-ORLEANS DlRECT.-The pew
i en- fs.. ca. L. ). Nal Steamship GEORGE WASH
ISG'IOs T.. v GAGER, Commander, will !.iye Pier No.
0 n h SATURDAY., Ccob.r TO- At z. IN. No iffgl, ie.
o.i,e on bill. 81 i,Jsr gned after trlsy. 70. ie.sh! or
ps...re ,iac .roDulL odsiou. appy 20
II. H. CROMWELL Co., No. 20 "es's,
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OyrIcr NARiKr1A AND CiSciHSAfi H. X. Co.
(BlILIcoIur o., September ~, lcsl

NOTICE-The following resolution was
adopted by the Board Of Drec the lth Of March 1861
Reored That guarantee Of the puncus pay l'ent oi
The interest upon funded debt Of this Company The hrst
ne; rsrnines each LAX the hs yo tie extent
the purpose shall be set of ard immediately deposited
follows so much be necessary ~ The Coo
Pons upon the sterling bonds In the London Joint STOCK bsnh
he the coupons on ihs
dollar bonds in New York which deposits shall be held sub
this puposc only and that public notice Of depom
sh- duly made by publ alton In the cities OF London aud
New orb IN such manner the Pre.idrut may direct
Tie earnings for mouth Of july being nors tbsn sf
the purpose funds have been deposited with tie Lou
don Joint SoSA sank IN LONDON and with Mcssr Winslow
Lanier Co.. ia New YORK fo paymens u tbs eospsas due
Ia. February next
Mcssr. Winsow Lanior Co viii pay tho coupons pre-
sep,Aon BY dedacsng oteics at ak pr cont PCT
VIM. r.. WATSON Secretary.
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MORRIS and ESSEN RAILROAD COM

IVA PhNi.-On and after WEDNESDAY, Oct H. 1863,
trains this Roard will arrive and depart nom foot Of barclay
It, New YORK via hobokcn Important. changes ia Time .os
run.ng viii be Isdc that date, for which see bills
J. u. BASSIN0ElI Superintendent
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1rEW-JERSEY RAILEOAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPHiA snl the sollE aai WEST via JER-
sly Clli--Aisi and .Kp4css L.ca lenye Newlork 81
ard 10. M l. @. 1880 anil 1850 10. Fare %. Through
sassa., cheek "a sud 20 ~, and - aud li:D 7. M,
f.! N-sAa tlr fui "A :, and g. Ia . tac Wet
T. " WOODRUFF ..ts. nj Slpe intendsnt.
80 ba.ci.r - D. -c.vrt Tor y .ins 1nlcss delivered
nni r0c.ca J.. llil s.isIlt Is tss OF icaslNg
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NERMILYE & Co.,
Y BANKERS. no "a wALL-ST.
CigvRIASp AID TOLEDO RAILROAD COMPANY.
Ifl... ~ go nrN md IL.. .urer

CIsvkILSp AID roIEpo RAILROAD CoxgAyy J
Ol.ce OF Secretary and Treasurer, 7
CLEVELAND. o.. sept ., l0t3
A DIVIDEND on the Capital Stock of the
N Cleve and and Toledo Railroad Company q -FOUR ~
PER CENT this isy been declared by the Board Of Dcc
tors out the esrugss Of he months ndns Nov rer
psya5ls a. tie oihoe Of Messrs |khNLlk Co, No ~
Waist New the 2osh day Of october trs from
Coyerurcn; tex.
end REQ pened Oct. -. .; > O'Clock
AL dis4ea3 csed for by the 10Th November neat will
b. pad THIS oics sight exchange on Ncwl ora ceI!e en-
finds, a; tie oplon VI tho check bodsE
H. C. LUCE, Treasurer.
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OyyIcz BonxniAS MINING ConPAyT. I
NEv.lolK Soptsmosr DO iBoJ.

OyyIcx BonxuAx MINING ConPASI,
NKw.NoEX. September 20. l6aJ J
NOTICE il hereby given to the Stockholders
~ % lie Bohemian Mining Company that ass~sssnt o
ONE DOLLAR per share las ocen levied the capita
stock Of The Company paysb1s o. TUESDAY us sih day Of
he Office OF the Treasurer No. "a Pssr>t.
Newi oik. or to VIM L. MlCTltR. eco, Transfer Agent
NO. III aEats. Philadelphia By order q the DireetosS
J. NJ. MILLS, Treasurer.
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