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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-08-30

40. WE Scott, 53tL Botesol.t
Al. II Einondson, 38th Roanoke,
AZ. ~ B Gregory, 39:h Grsyson.
49, Geo Mayo 4Oih Tsss~sil.
50. A Davis, dist Ws.hings'n.
81. VIM Clarkson, 431 Ksna1a.
F II Smith. appointed irani the State Of
large.
Those marked thu are appointed ccndi-
tionaliy.
APPOINTMENTS FROM FOREIGN STATES.
l. Geo P Burg~yu, North Carolina.
2. Martin Palmer, Florida.
). w II Bsrnwell, Georgia.
4. W r Miles, Louisiana.
5. Geo Woodii5f, L 1uiaisaa
t. --- Brown, Georgia.
I. Humphrey Marshall, Kentucky.
3. Walter Upper, Mississippi.
9. John A Alston, South Carolina
10. E B Gay, Alabama.
IL. - Ward, FiGTiia.
l2 -- Fisher, North Carolina
Total, Ga.
The academic course will c0mmeoo:' al LIZ
iDgton on the lst CT October nezt. temporary
buildings being how in COURSE Of eJhstfuotion.
The course will be Go thor0uFh 81 hGTe:olofe.
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no SUBJECT FOR ExJHAsoE.
The Augusta U.;ussitutionalist eays:

Il ia stated, on what We deem COED autho>
riFy. that theIs is how among the Federal p:i
sonora al Charleston, awaiting exchange q GER
tain Ge1rge 4. AlIman, Of Corners,ill Tenn,
vito lor ysars tra;led extentsnsivsly in mules
,!.rcn, hoat the S,utb, and ia we'll known as
miLi;o Georgia by Little Rsd."-
From his knoTledge of every rood,
10y way and even pig path in Georgia
l. knowledge laHis subssrsisnt to the plotting
OF Stonemans raiders, with portion of whom
!,e was ta'-en. TLi5 fellow is most danger
o'lA character, and, though claiming to b q
Muim ia the Yankee service, should not, we
think, be exchanged. Should General Jones
see Fl: to dstain Altman for short time, theee
allegations, we learn, can be put in more
flrmal shape Of representation by some re.
spectacle planters in Middle Georgia.
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HUNUhH III E5hHTkhss
The Charleston Mercury" ssys:

We learn. OF good authority, that man
nnIuei Wise, rno Of the two wstchmsn en-
plcysi .y thu North Eastern Railroad Com
rsby, 10 guard tho bridge over the Santee riv-
or, was attacked ahd killed about daylight on
Friday morning by o party Of dssertsrs. who
subsequently, threw his body into the river
THIS ot:er watchmsn, whose name is Eggles,
tol, aEi who at the time, WAS on guard at
tho other end Of tho bridge, having behsld
lts fsts Of his companion, took to his heels
and escaped to tel! the tragic story.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-06

oYyru BALf. D ONO kAILRoAD Cos
Wheeling Station, May IA 1854.
ON and after Sunday night, the 18th Of May.
~ the P assenger trains will be run BY the fol-
youino scbedule: pa - - - 1s4e e
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NEW, ORLEANS.
DESTRUCTIVE ] FIRE.
The p,iictsaSy u1ae Suspended.
NEws5 ROM MEXICO
Mexican Conspiracy Against
the French. ~..v

Nrw York, June 4.-The steamer Morn
mo Star from New Orleans on 18th ana
Havana on the 3lst ult has arrived. ohe
has 1000 bales Of cotton. -
A FIRE on the night Of the 9th destroy
Cd 8 large river steamdrs and several salling
craft atthe levee at New Orleans. Loss
estimated at $3,O00,0OO The levee was
considerably injured.
There is no military news '~
GEN. Banks addressed the Constitutional
Convention on tho 9th:
The Picayuue and a French paper have
been suspended for printing the bogus pro-
clamation. :,
Cen. Heron has returned to his command
in Texas. .,....
Gen. McClernand is seriously sick at Ne"
Orleans.
Havana detes of the 3lst ult, state thai
news from the city of Mexico to the 10th
and Vera Cruz to the 2lst had been recelV
ed Great preparations were making foI
the reception of Macmillan, who had no
vet arrived.
A conspiracy in Gaudalagsia had beer
discovered and Is of the conspirators hao
heen arrested. The French suspect there
are lodges in all the towns they hold whiet
declared for intervention. lncendiary pla-
cards continually appeared on the walls o
Mexico and persons have been arrested io1
crying, "Death to Maximilisn and to tn
French.
The 5tb being the anniversary OF the
Mexican victory was generally observed
but in secret, and persons OF both sexes vi
tied and strewed with flowers the graves
those who fell.
Artillery has been received by the Gov
of Nueya Leon from San Fracisco throug
Mazatlan and artillery, ammunition, DC
had arrived at Monterey through Brown
sikh by the Juarishs.
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Proclamatien by the President
of the United States!
ANOTHER CALL FOR 200, 900,
MORE MEN. ~
10000 LADIES,

loO,OOO LADIES,
70 examine the stock Of elegant Bsnnets, Hats,
Ribbons, Artificial Flowers, Etc. Etc,
wholesale and Retail. which isjust
opening ct the well known E Enlistment of
M. RHEINSTROM;
No. l41 Main Street, wheeling West Va
The undersigned has just opened by far the lar
eest and most elegant stock Of Trimming, Millin
ery, Straw and Fancy goods, together with q COM
plete assortment Of Notions. ever offered in this
market. 3't
Nv long experience in business and extensive
acquaintance In the Eastern Cities amongst the
largest importing houses, enable me to offer supe
rior inducements to ell who faysr me with call
before purchasing elsewhere. My stock is large
and we'll selected, inferior to none in tho West
and everything which is usually kept in Q first
class establishment of this kind, may always be
found at bargains.
1000 pieces Bonnet Ribbons, at very low prices:
$500 do Trimming and Mantua do
300 Boxes Artificial Flowers; some of the very
latest and most improved styles.
200 Boxes Rucheus and Tabs, at extremely low
prices.
500 pieces Gimwpurs, Brussels, valencinss
Thread, Lace and Edgings.
250 pieces Silk Bonnet Laces Edgings; some
entirely new styles very cheap.
1900 do Plain black and colersd edge Vel.
vet Ribbons, best make imported
100 dozen Bonnets, such as English and Swis.
straw also Dunstable, Pedal Leghorn and Milan
| Braid ut your own prices
| $50 dozen Ladies hair Nets; also Ladies Mo-
hair and silk dress Caps.
| $50 dozen Ladies, Misses and Childreh's Hats
white and colored latest styles will be sold at great
bargains.
200 dozen white and colorsd shakers, of the
best quality. t. nE4t
A fine stock Of 81 TX shawls
| A do Grenadine do
A do Grape do
A very large stock of Hosiery
A do Of Ladies and Gents Gloves.
/ A do do Mohair and silk Mits
Ladies Parasols and sun Umbrellas
Giants. Umbrellas
Embroidered Linen Collars; Bonnet Silks anl
Marcelines of every shade and all prices. Skin
Braid, Mohair and silk embroidery braids. La
dies hair Braids sewing and embroidered silk
Spool cotton, Patent tn read Dress buttons, Pear
shirt buttons Pins and Needles
Also Gents furn's hing goods. Hoop skirts tn
latest best and cheapest In this market Ladie
Balmorals, white black and colored Euglisl
grapes black, white aud colored; French grapes
Ladies and Gents Linen Hsndkerchiefs.
do do silk do
And great many articles entirely too numerou
to mention, all Of which will be sold Wholesal
and Retail at reasonable prices
To country Merchants and Milliners, wou
call particular attention to examine my stock be
fore purchasing elsewhere, rs l am sure they viii
not find as large stock in extent for styles an
cheapness in any other establishment in this city
Remember the place
Nj. RHEINSTROM.
No. l4l Main Street, Wheeling West Va
apl2-f
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TOBACCO.

hOCADDIES Prairie Farm" las,
~ 30 do "Old Flag" do
~ do Hearts Delight los
Az do "Zack Taylor" las,
40 do Spun Roll los
20 do Anna Bell Natl leaf LA
rs half butts Edmunds c c c, long los
10 do do Florinal IS
1904 do and R los
ia do Simon Pure; nat If
1912 do Sunny South; do lbs
butts Pressed do lbs
boxes Elderado do
III Keps 6 Twist do for sale al
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL d TINGLE
myll
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ECLECTIC.

nR R. Il. LEE, Eclectic Physician, Surgeon
~ and Acooueher, tenders his professional ser
vices to the citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity. Dr.
L, is graduate of the Eclectic and Medical In
stitute of Cincinnati, and has bad many years ex
perience in the practice Of his profession, and be
hopes by close attention to business to merit q
share of the public patronage DR., Lee has given
especial attention to, and has been emnently
Successful in the treatment Of chronic diseases OF
every variety, and especially Of such as Rheuma-
tism and diseases Of the eye and ear, Liver Com
plant, Nervous debility, Cancers and Ulcers Con-
stipation, Piles and diseases Of the Kidneys, GRAY
el, DC. All those who have besn unsuccessfully
treated for any of the above diseases would find
1t to their interest to consult DR. Lee without de-
lay. Our practice is safe certain and prompt,
leaving no mercpreal faint in the system, but
cleansing lenovating and Strengthening the gen.
eral system, acting in unison with Natures unsr-
ring laws.
WHEELING WEST VA DEC. 4, 1864
To all whom it may concern; We, the under
signed, members Of the West Virgins Legisla-
ture, take pleasure In saying that we have known
Dr. Richard II Lee many years previous to the
breaking out Of the rebellion, as a successful and
energetic practitioner of medicine (of the Eclse-
tic School), both in KanaWha county Virginia and
in Gslhs county, Ohio.
G.SLACk, Senator 7th Dist,
W. s. DUNBAR, Nj. H. d.
JNO. M PHELPS, Pres Senate.
Office one door south Of Kramer Hotel, Main
street .msy252m
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers viii find this the most adyan-
Iaseous route Tor lave stock Capacious Yards Well
been opened On thus line and ITS connections and ever
attention Is paid to their wants. Prom HarrisbuTs.
where viii bel ound every Convenience Tor FEEDING ana
resting, choice Is offered Of the Philadeluhia Me-
York and Baltimore Market. This win also Be- founs
the snortes quickest and most direct route for toel Ia
new forf. wa AnentoWnI and with fewer chance
.. kNoCH LEWIS, aenl Superintendent Altoona
IL; HoUfI, GEM Ticket Agent, Philsdelphia .
All. d. ID. hoosioN, Gent Freight Agent, Phil. .
-at a jalll-my2i
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ON NIGHT TRAINS TO -sr.
PHiLAD'A, NEW YORK 4 BALTIMORE.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THR OUCH And
TRANSFERRED FREE.
FREIGHTS.
By this route Freights Of all descriptions can be for
warded 10 and from Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
Baltimore to and from any point on the Rail Roads
Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana Illinois, Wisconsin Iowa
or Missouri, by Rail Road direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also connects at
Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods can be for
warded to any port on the Ohio, Muskingum, Ken
lucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi,
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas and Red Rivers; and at
Cleveland, sandusky and Chicago with Steamers 10 ali
Ports on the North Western Lakes. = :
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transporta-
ton Of their Freight to this Company can reiy with
confidence on Its speedy transit.
HE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from anv
point In the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
other Rail Road Companies
Central r. Rp .|..|.. - - :
For Freight Contracts or shipping Directions, apply
company: =
D. A, STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLARKE d CO. Transfer gents, Pittsburgh
HlW. BROWN & CO., Cincinnati Ohio
r. G. MELDRUM & CO., Madison Indiana.
J. K MOORE, Louisville, Kentucky.
W Al. AMMAN, Evansville, Ind
K. F, SASS, ST. Louis, Missouri
CLARKE CO, Chicago Illinois d.
j H. MsCOLM, Portsmouth, o
j. M. LOVE, Maysvills, Ky
HALL 4 CO., Marietta o, - 1Lg q
z. AYRRS, Muskingum River.
W. Il. 4 Z. l. LANGLEY GaIIinous n
Z
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the of'r u freenorn to d battle 10 their cause.
Ih's proposition 20 10; hxcly ~ te ado y.es,
= uc s.' go: -.--.l iaat B chn.5ud w
PROBABLY Lave t'"l cai ilrei aud the war
ended lpng tef.re - csn bc carried into
e'Icnt u the 'sri that II should be offered and
advocated by to chief organ n Jryp. DAVIS Ia
most si4niihaiui and Lopcful for sambo's prospect.
{, it case = u iew more reversca W. the rebel arm
os. Il me !ah Of Alauu. aid the cofnptrati vely
-oIl" PRESSURE Of General GtArT'e rigft .,d len
" r.a pnn the throat ~ the cnnfedera, causes
&c III hfn"nd press 10 come gu, IN favor Of tho
ari'''uf and enir.nehiang y. quarter II m T. on
o. YES, it IL easy 20 that TIE defeat Of LHg's
army wo totally overcome tic 2 uihrr- horror Of
alol''on.sm and armed negroes In this cou.
uc1tion II IL curious TO note southern and
Northern dc'ca's produc" precisely the same re-
suits IN improving tie coudti.u = the negroes
The rn,lcals hankcl CioI for TIC defeat ~ Ban
R1', which cTtoritd crnaac' rato'. from Prosidcn,
LftcotS, and now he Richmond papers openly
state that " SLAYER .'1ni' m tie way " Southern
ird'icudoncc II mu'' &C. ,taudoucd. Thus, what
ever msy be the e!r Is Of me war upon The North
md south, slml'o ia.'r, % 20 como ont free, pro
vid'ng Ne succeeds ~ .r-yviug tho prcacr.t con-
t"s! The grccaclr q t'tc 1cr voting themselves
mrns n, every PRECEDENT al election iss otc " the
chances opening a. black men = 0gNtng ,t,m-
selves into freedom farms md Ne opnetq.it 81
their wives and o'uifcn
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save them apd Washington. He consents1-igror-
ING the solicitation Of his Trends who desired that
he should hIs; insist upon the removal OF Nj. STAN
ioD, which he utcr'y refused. repl ing h.t he
would not perrnis any fsrsouaI considerations 70
influence bis conduct whep the capital wae In su1o
imminent danger. He then accomplished The
grestest military success u the var. He rcfRan-
lei The dcmorslsed army Of Pope while on The
march, aud gsned the glorious victory Of AntietAm
NcClefsn's star wns agan In tho ascsnasnt. Mr.
stanton begged forgiveness for the past, and prom
ieai bis deVood fr.cnusap 'or the future
hsaiD, General McCcllan's trusting nsture pre-
va LED over the adv.ce ot bis friends and tho
trcschorous condnct Of NJ. Stanton WAS forg ven
10y General Clellan only to lie again more wick
edly betrayeu than ever. " Washington WAS no
sooner relieved, aud the Pres dent md his Csbincs
-sfe than, by The influence Of Mr.. Stanton, Geuera
c Ian was again removed from the c rnnapd
o. We Army " the P0t9us, when upon The verge
OF battle aud orderei INTO retirement
You call Up the Il os's VI TIE departed soldiers
". assured, General n Cielau's sleep will not lie
DISTURBED by lem but vhs' must te the broken
sluntors OF ,Loss who responsible for The tsus
81 thousands lost by rOps, and Burnside, and
dent cslled bis plan" and the hunured and Gay
thousand loss svce the 4ih u MAY. south u the
kap.dsn. and what must te Tie dreams VI the
Precedent, who could, amid the grutns Of tie d.
ing mat lay upon the CORY field Of Antie,an- call
Tor the Singing OF bald song.
Very respectfully, a.,
liE,nr Y. SAsLx.
Hon william u Kelly, Phhsislpha
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


u you are troubled with q weak or
lA!ue bac., ram IN til. side VI breast, Gheuu ltsu
OF he w 10 not delay but 70 70 vour nearest drug
gist ami ASK tor one oi kNAPPs indian StIrnsthon-
ing Posters and apply 10 to the psrtr affected. Be
sue 10 set 40 other ncnori irpot a6y Hudon IT Ii
special Notice. -EnRlish Carpets from
the recent great suction sale. An enoI Iuou.
iednetion inpriceA hon 10 cts. 70 4 % per yard
knssh royal velvet. brussels, three-Py, crime.
c"mmon Ingram, aud satin cspa'a; IuS- mas mat
tugs oil cloth. slniow shades, drgsele table aud
plano covers, etr. rtc., ~ the original HIkAM AN
DtRsOS. Look for No. " Bower. 3si
Fall and Winter If you s~nnt Fau aud
" inter cigshins, 20 tot. D. BALDwlN's, 10 and ~
Hovofy. The La re-t stok and In the city, aud
prices less Child rens department. not eqIaed Jy9
For the Hair and ~kiu.-BaPry's Iricop-
horous The beet and cheapest article. sold by III
druggists. Ri
Grover & Bakers Highest Premium
flxtic stitch susing Machines, ds6 Isl oadway, New
York, aud 2S5 Fulton d. Brooklyn. So
Wheeler ~ Wilson's iIighex Premium
u s-su'ch Sc sins- Machine. 6z5 broadway. $50
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DEATHS

ANDKsws suddenly, on Sunday evening OCT. .,
Mr. Ann Andie.s, IN the ~ year OF her are.
fully iuSitei 70 silend the hlner~l, this tIusr1ayJ
r sS WIN, r Holland V Prince It Sseos.
ARMSTRONG o. ON SUNDAY evening, 9th inst.
Robert Armstrong, native of the Parish Of Columb
si, 60. Ion,tori, Ireland, aged 50 yeaIs
The friend, oil the family are respectfully Invited
70 attend the funeral. th. Clue,dsy site noon nj 2
ait tut further notice. il{
BALls--On houdsy, Oct. III May T.. youngest
child OF Richard ald Jane BAIL asei u months and
The relatives and friends Of n. family arc re-.
spccttuliy invited to aitend the funeral hts CTues-
day, srrnoon, Al ocl L, frou the me- of mar
parents, 20 fA-t l3th ~. los
DEvEREy N--on sunday, 9th Inst, Of con,ump-
ton, Mary II daughter c! the late Nicholas I.ve-
The fieuis and acqGsintanccs OF the family ar, r.,
specially invited 10 attend tie funeral on Weines-
as n .nlnt Thi NJ. ~ O'clock from her late
DuFfl-On Monday, Oct. ioth, afier a short hui,
severe lllne'., Julia Duff, . Native Of the Count
iensiord, lIelsn4, aged % y,ar
fully invited ~ attend the funeral this tIu sds
afternoon, At O'Clock, irun her late rsidenc,, Is
sixth ave. IA
ECCLEs-on sunday, Oct. 9, Afer 4. .hor, bu, ...
verr illness William Eccle~ native Of Co IyIone,
IIuani, aged - pesIs.
fully Invited TO attend the funeral on Tuesday
afternoon, oct IL ~ O'Clock, from his ls,o reel.
uthtt, jersey INl
GRAcE-Suddenly, OH Sunday, Oct 9th Eliza
vile OF lhomu TRACE, In the 9th year II her 40.
The friends and relatives OF the family, and tho-a
nj her sous. Irving GrAo and WIN. a. Van Noot hla
aye respectfully invited TO attend her funeral on
luesdsy afternoon, q, {. O'clock IRON No. 81 south
second ~ WiIllhnispufth. 1873
RIERDAN-Nr. Cornelius Rierdsn, aged 70 Year,
His friends aud roia.ives are Ie-Iec fully invited
TO attend the funeral, this (luesdAy afternoon oct
II. AZ o'clock. from w Baxter ct. California lane r.
pease copy. "
sCASLON-On Oct 9th, afteE q severe ulncss
Patrick Scanlon. In the 60th year VI his age usdve
OF the Parish OF Dfumelih. Co. Sligo ireland.
May be lest In peace.
Ills friends, and those Of bis soma Noivsn, Nj.
chael and Patrick and aso tbose OF his BIO he rim.
law, Michael Cney, respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral on Wednesday morning, l4th inst at IL
o'clock, from ~ Brideets Church. sih 81, wheie sol.
euin High Mas Will be said Tor the iepose Of his
soul. Sligo papers peae copy. 2I3
wOBDEN-On Sunday, Oct ., Themes c. wor-
den, aged - yean.
The relatives and friends Of the family arc re-
spectully invited to I'D the mineral, on I1et-
day, llh inst ~ IL ocock noon, from the cadence
Of his stsptathsI Chsllss Pitasld I'd ave. sod l02d
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A New City Rnilrond ontranc.

A New City RniirOnd OntrnHc.
TIE unexpected announcement yesterday hist
abe city railroad combination hnd ashamed iLri-
charges for carr ing passengers naturally caused
considerable astonshmcnt anon., NE Icope. Only
few days ngu The public read % statement shove
ing the financial coalition Of the several rutlt, Nc
Net profits accruihV To- ia" s.ockhD'dcr'l And tie
handsome sums which bni accumulate for ".
vesttnent IN rcal estate ana oncr wei Ia,i acc.-
cities They know from this statement that 90 AL.
nusl dividend OF over ten Icr cent. Lad iccp de-
clared by zach NJ thee corporations, and tnat
handsome surplus remained 10 their credit AMI
An addition TO these facts, they know that tie
money value Of the city railroad stocks ~ several
hundred per cent shovo I.r-'c.uy, Ia f,ct- so
valuable that they are no, in market nj All, aud
san only te secured in aprgato way b.. tho pay
umsnt OF enormous premiums. with these t.c,s
familiar 10 The public, together - th de knowledge
shst hve-ceni fare Is one OF The conditions upon
which these corporations noii their charters, 1t ~
DU strange thst lhc particularly tue work
my Glasses, who furnish Ne bulk Of c.ty railroad
patronage were somcWha, Indignant n ia, oool
announcement n nm iucrcsqc II 'orc "by authority
VI the Internal Revenue Law" rte part u tie
Ssw relied Dy the companies u srcs, Us ~ TOD
lows:
That evory Forson' ii-in company o. corporation
wn,n. U ' 49,, W. i"' ,.i W, ,'''ft ~
otbsr vessel, or ans sage la,i, or any yoh cc o..
essed or employer in TIC luaL''s Il transporting
T.. ,nsls NJ 'i,i,oa s.ie, 80 ,,, ~ ,,c
water Of which is ,4cd ii L.. nm, pun. .o. shan
b subject I" rny a duiy o' iNo and a hhH ~
ro.d' anal .,sa,nb,., ain rar.' ,.',,J '',,
or other weasel, or such stase coach or .tncr yc.
1.ce.
provision IN the act reads as i,IowS'
Provided that all such p"fs1"'7 r"mr'n 90 and
.s,p,n,n.,.' bcpr, -, A. NJ tr, ,,i,
their liability thereto may corlwgrd, aiy U,n,ta.
tons which may eN.sl, ny H." ar ~ cement WIN
5 nav s,,c .rr. To- ,b .," rop,, , r.,i.
standing
but amer points beaide he legal one presented
sb.u,selyes, which were a ui,ull cf soluu,a. FOR
fnstance: If the railroad corporation, ulrctdy pas
~ well that their stock caquo. Ice bought; If they
ere able 10 dec are enor'no., dividends, and have
larry. SUNS for Investment bc .lir-- where Ia tlic
.ccesslty Of an ad,aus, In rlt,. Of isrcy Why
place 81 additional tN upon an already over
burlened people fer the purpose oc stn fur:her
snr.ching weul,ty mouopon,-s Tbs cvu,lu.
sion naturally srtsvoi 4 WAS that th.
advance WAS simply ar ti u uqautaor-
3z,d and unwarra,uu ,x'otUul, a4I u por.
nsted in. should eta upol ,lr r.,Iroa' corpora
sions reversal e thcir ci,,rtcr., as .,.led IA
tho condlt us upon WI Cd thc .1m, arc reid rhis
NN1''
.A'oH
'"' :, ~ ~'''''',' ,,''
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A y. H., No. l., WILL HOLD 4 SPECIAL
meeting at their Head quarter. oor. ga o.. anil
I'd ave. Iueeisy evening, Al O'Clock, oct. i'm. nv
order ofJOhN BfkS, 2. u. HUGH TOLANb Sc
cietuy. i7g
A y. ii. NJ. ia SPECIAL MEETING
As Of this No will be Leld CO. h 81 sAd Let avon
Tuesday evening OCT iith, 1t &c OK. rIuc'unl
attend nee II required. Y. NOLAN. Prea JAMES
DELANEY, sec. n
EENlAN BROTHERHOOD MEETING
Of "lavel. Suh-Cifcle" will be held It nv ers-
ers HAL. pa 9Th rue-lIy evening. oct. i'm,
l~oI As business OF nportauof al les trsuaArt ed,
every meml er Ia r. Jue.tti to be pre- eat. JOHN
RAFFERTY,, Ceuue. ia
FATHER MATHEW I. A. Is. SOCIETY. n.
2, y. Y, tall cor Zti At aud I'd ave hs Dr., Ia.
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