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We respectfully invite friends and the public
ally call at and examine extensive
assortment Of highly improved Square and Grand Pianos.
We received the highest premiums at all the great
exhibitions held in this country, including the Prize
Medal at the Worlds Fair, Crystal Palace, New York and
testimonials from the best artists in this country
and Europe.
We fee satisfied that there are no Pianos made in this
country superior TO our
AS Philadelphia manufacturers we pride ourselves In
having achieved reputation for instruments uAeX-
celed by any other makers in this country we'll
known fact that Pianos have for many years main
aned their high reputation, Notwithstanding the powerful
competition Of the Eastern makers.
New York and Boston Pianos have been flooded into
this market through their agencies, heTded by them
A. tie only PsnOs In tho country; yet the time
these same agents very seldom continue to sell any
makers Instruments for any length OF time for the
that they inferior and they are compelled to take
! hold Of other makers, perhaps sun inferior,
although puicd up by them celebrated Pianos, when
7 at the same time such makers have never been
known heard Of in their cities The consequence
is that citizens often induced purchase such
inferior instruments, without considering their own or the
/ general interests Of their city.
The advantages our citizens have in encouraging homo
manufactures certainly should not beoyerooked, Jr the
! following reasons
FIRST II is acknowledged that PhnGdspha Is the great
manufacturing city OF mis- country, and celebrated for rs
, superior and shifuI wortmsn.
Second. Tic purchaser obtains tie piano directly ,r0a
MS the manufacturers and the amount made by the
agent, who usually claims greater prous than The manu-
/ gCturer,
! Third The AGENTS responsibility amounts TO nothing,
there il NO redress the instrument he sels Z made loE
The Market and the purchaser must run the risk whereas
on me oher hand We, as ne man1iaeiursls ere hee
Lttpohs & 3S, dnu .ahot sLA ihS lts@l4iso,S @ ASe ~
therefore, TO our interest to turn out none other than ls'-
Fourth. Admitting that such Instruments ntight he
"g. t' .u' .g- "nS'' , 'Nf t'y y.r.s H. ne s''' %
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GOAL AT FIRST COST-COSr PRICE TO
~ Stockholders s7lI per ton-Immediate Delyery-COa
Of best Qualty.ShRros, each Cntllng to one and half
tons first cost for twenty years. and TO cash
obtained at 80 pay abe, hR subscribing and half
January next, OF the MUTUAL BEAR MOUNTAIN
FRANKLIN COAL COMPANY, once No. l2l s. THIRD
Street opposite the 0rard Bank Stock Capital bOU0OO
SUBSCRIPTION OF shares, S5 Of 10 shares, $50; of 20
shares Si5 OF 20 shares 1925 Of lOO shares, $3.50 Of go
shares, $1,000
Each share entities the holder to receive, every year,
and half tons Of coal at cost for 20 years. and Cash
Dividend every six months OF the profits from the sale OF
all surplus cCal.
proportion Of coal sold by the Company FOR their especial
benefit the profits being paid to them, independent
OF the regular cash drdcnds, to which they are also
entitled.
Ihc Company possess s'ge and well built Coal Works
at Donaldson (nCar TremOn), with extensive Mining and
Timber Rights excellent Double Breaker Slope Works
large steam ELgincs bWroAdsi and all other machinery
and apparatus IN fun operation, capable OF mining 5jOOJ
| tons, to be extended to 600 tons per year.
This Coal is u the best quality chiefly OF the Black
Heath and Primrose Veins, which, with several other
valuable coal veins, extend within the Lines OF the Com
| pany for two miles In Ter 9Th.
branch Cf the Reading Railroad extends to the riueS
Of the Company, over which the coal Is daily sent 70
| market.
stockholders may order their Coal ia any Of the usual
sizes viz Lump Coal Broken, Egg, Stove OF Nut Coal
all at tho present cost price of 81 30 per ton delivered at
the house. within the usual distance OF the Company
coal yard the northern, middle and southern portions
! OF the city,
The Company and all the mining works are clear OF debt
yId all operations are conducted on the cash principle
For circulars and subscriptions apply At the Ohce,
No l2O s. THIRD Street, second floor, opposite airard
| Agent for Readng-Mayor TIoyer.
Board Of Directors William Ford, D. H. Wolfe, Robert
| 7. King H. ScbmWle. -
4. b. JARDEN, Secretary. lI-2l-lm
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done by the Administration sustained and
confirmed by the Court. Hence u becomes
Of the last Importance that the Court Itself
shall be presided over by Jurist Of superior
mental ability and moral courage; and who,
moreover, shall take his seat with full con
sciousness that he enjoys the implicit conf
dence Of the people in his fitness for the posi-
tion. Now, among all the gentleman yet
named In connection with the Chief Justice
ship, public sentiment appears TO have united
with uncommon unsnimity and cordially upon
SALMON z. CHASE, of Ohio, as the
worthiest person for the office. Without dis
paragemont Of any one else, II may, we think,
be said that popular judgment in this Instance
is founded on many strong and striking con-
siderations Mr. CHASE Is n sound and ripe
lawyer and accomplished scholar. His long
service as q legislator, both In his own State
and in Congress, has made him profoundly
acquainted with the Constitutional history and
theory ofthe Government. His mastery admin
stratlon of the Treasury Department evnced
at once his great intellectual ability and his
rare qualifications as practical statesman
and man OF business. His political opinions,
early formed, he has consistently maintained
and honestly asserted in all places and under
all circumstances; while bis sympathy with
the leading acts Of the Administration has
been as absolute "a his conviction Of their
wisdom and Justice was clear and conscientious.
Such a man. at such time as the present,
would seem to be singularly well fitted
to occupy the highest judicial seat in
the nation No one certainly COmDrehends
as thoroughly as he does the legal validity Of
the financial measures of the Administration,
and none would be as competent to pass upon
them judicially. Many of the interests that
arose with the war will die with the war, but
the vast questions of Constitutional law that
underlie and will hereafter grow out Of the
financial system Of the Government, as now
established, must involve the prosperity
of the country and ofits individual citizens OF
all classes and conditions for an indefinite
period after the restoration of peace. With
Mr.. CHASE on the Supreme Bench, public
faith in the stability of the national credit
would be powerfully fortified, and this may
be said without the slightest intimation that
he would in any instance give his judicial
sanction to a measure as to the legality of
which he was not sincerely convinced.
In short, it may be said that there is much
reason for that public sentiment which has so
strongly indicated Governor CHASE as the
fttest successor to the Chief Justiceship; and
his appointment would, no doubt, be received
with universal approval.
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
Il BALTLMoIlR RAILROAD.


On and amer SUNDAY November Il, 1884,
Passenger trains leave Philadelphia for
Baltimore At 800 Express, Mondays eXeepted), sos A.
Chester at sos, HIS A. NJ, 2S0 400, $50 sp4 noo
PM.
wilmington at 800 OIondays excepted), s05 ll'lB A.
NJ, 800, 400, $3.50, 10 90 and l'OOP. NJ.
New Castle at S'0j A. M. and 400 L. M.
Dover at 6'Oj A. n. and fOOP N.
Milford at sos A. NJ.
Salisbury az SEQ A. n. -. .
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore At S45, $40 A. NJ. (ENpress) lle,
Vi Shmagog 2di f0a at at rs Is go, Fs3
80 S'35, and lO'00 L. NJ.
Salisbury at llij A NJ
Milford at 230 +. NJ,
DOvorat 6 10 4. NJ, and 1855 p. NJ.
New Castle at 81 80 A. NJ, and SEQ 2, NJ.
Chester at $40, 0'6j A. NJ, 100, 3lj, Joo, 72o, 9l9
Pm.
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and intermediate stations
Leave baltimore for Dover and intermediate stations at
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester az $40 A. NJ, JO0 and llO5 7. M.
Leave Wilmington At5ll, 92J A. MS5l tiJ5, and ll49
Freight Trains with Passenger cas attached, VIII run
Leave Wilnnston for PSryyne and Intermediate places
SUNDAYS only at 800 An. lO3oP, NJ, from PAna-
IRON FTcm pili5dePia to Wilmington At 800 A. NJ, 1890,
ron Wilmington 70 Philadelphia atl4s A. NJ and $50
?. M Only at 1925 r, NJ rom baliuOre TO PhadClp lphia
- II, F. hENNEf, Superintendent,
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HLENEIUs.-Ou the 23th lusll., gi saasg iagnr
ANNIE Cl daus NOR OF AlIal A. and NarcrNU Roakt-
Us, In the Uth year OF her ugu,
llo relatives mduCnls ot the Umly ore invited 90 at-
tend tle funeral, uom the residence OF her parents,
No, 1910 Lombard street, on SUNDAY afternoon .hn 27tu
instant, at o'clock
CIItNBERLIN.-On me glst instant, ELIZABETH W.,
wife Ul william CAaIbrTlu,
Tho relatives and ucnd8 are respectfully invited 30
attend funeral from tho residence oI her husband No.
1926 UIrel street, abO.U trIFu avenue, % Saturday
morning, -J instant, q. 10 O'Clock. IJpCceed 10 NeTOll
Es j.
DEAL.-On tnegtth, Mrs SARAH %. DEAL, vile OF
Michael Deal, a0e1 ll wears
rho relatives aud nlonds OF tho family, also Southwark
Union No II, v, q. OF b, 81 respectfully invited
20 attend her tunera om the residence OF her husband
No, l1l3 MOyamensng Avenue, on SUNDAY afternoon
at O'Clock, 10 proceed 20 Pulauthr0piC Cemetery,
pEITZ-Foll asleep in Jesus. on Wednesday evening,
the 28d Instant HARRY H., tho youngest OF Henry
1T. rnd Lydia Ann Dciti aged 10 years and months,
Due notice will be given OF the funeral
ECKFELDT.-On the 2sd instant GEORGE ECK-
me relatives and ronds OF the family are invited 20
attend the funeral lom mis- lato residence, No 6i3 N.
Twelfth street. ON Monday, -sh Instant a. O'Clock,
+, M.
PEARSON, AT Toutsdale, on the evening Of the qld
Instant RUTH, vile OF Isaac Pearson, lu the 6sth year
The friends OF the family are Invited to attend the
funeral from e residence OF her husband on SATURDAY
morning the 10Th Instant at 10 oclQek InteImelt at
Laurel lH
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ESTATE or G. b. LAND, DECEASED.
~ The Auditor appointed BY the Orphans Court Or the
Cy 9RQ County Of Philadelphia, 10 audit settle, And
adjust the second and final account Of JACOB RIEGEL
and MARIA R LAMB, Admplsraors Of the estate OF O,
ANBi deceased aod % report distribution, VIZ meet
the parties interested for the purposes 81 ls
on tuesday December o. 1854 az O'Clock p, NJ, at MS
Once, No. 5l7 Walnut street, Philadelphia. ~
usJ-whn 81 JOHN CLAYIQG, Auditor,
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

Have You Coughs-Use Dr. II. Jayno's
EEpccoranl at once Itu,y savs yon FROM Consumption
It win certainly curs n, most iavo!,rMc Coughs and
Colds.
HqgC soa Byoa-Apr2
Tlon Try Jsynos Exp,clorGnL It will subdao tho In
nsnuauon relieve The cougB pain aud imoaiy otSrsota-
ing and produce sBscdyelSo
Have you limno2
Jaynos E1peotornnt will overcome tie spAsmed.c cou.
traction The wind tubes or vessels AMI cause the
uou oftho muous which clogs ttom.
Ba,eyou Pispy7s,2
EBy taking two or three large doses Of Jeyao EHpc.o
rant in quick succession and covering us warmly Ia bed
the disease Will DO subducd a. the outset.
Raro yop Conwmphoaf
Jeynos Expectorant viii give you Immediate relioG
It coanses the lungs from all Irritating matters while q
heals and inysorstos tfom, Thousands who Lave been
given up by thO physicians have been restored to health
by It's use.
Hopping Cough, Group, aud all diseases OF the lungs
breast are enectualy speedily cured by Jaynos TX
pectornnt II is no new remedy thirty yoSrs it has
been before TIC public the demand for constantly nccas
Ing and tho evidence ra great curative powers
lailus in our hands. why not give II a trla2
Prepared only al No gl2 ChosLut street
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5 !! US.
ADJUSTMENTS.

A A GMY OF MUsI o.
tSiso, Of tSe moii.day It, Theatre Baltimore. fofis
New Theatre. Wasdluston; aud the Alexandria, Va,
sJagc Manager. gcr.....................JOH H. wRIJHr
SPLENDID TRIUMPH
u. ''' ''5i1So' WRu ~ qWHATpN PORRRar
In bis prandiy Iggre',iye per4onailon of
COHuLASUS.
W" @E@8EABLy VAST .ASp BRILLIANT
'"'o'4iqifIfyG2t}i 4iIf 2}ES7SSS RS3SS 9' MINDS or OUR CITY
''' '''' 4 GEE&T MRsfER-riECE or ART
rHUrsDAy and rEIPAY EyESlNqs. nov. "a and %,
ehe~poore's PoTcIatWo oR}622 E26fG sl9s ,Tle9s3e9'
'''' "''''ui AGor;s;sia ;c5RI6IISTGs. e 'o''''
MSS Alter GRAY
AL THE ARTISTS or THE COMPANY.
This great Play e prcsened In etyic OF uneNamplod
''' NEW 5CESEEIg,Y., gossTTsuEs AND
mR ToRREsT AfrEAlis LyEgI MoSDAlY,. TUES.
s RAG3, TN nH1D H1DAT Rnd FHDAG SiGid'.
No Performance on WEDNESDAY, EvESIS0.
Ihe nest PI.2un9nce Of COROIANu5 viii 10 on
The BoX Sheet the sale Of secured places open
between the hOurs OrQ ana a. o'clock.
nls Aamis52n ea, 80 a ana ~, p d,iSi,,or. niiS,i,
rHILIP WARREN, treasurer
MRS. JOHN DREws NEW ARCH ST,
Nl THTAIAE
FAREWELL BENEFTr or
DIR AND MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS
TONIGHT (ffdAyl November E',
THE LAItEs or klLLAtHEN. -
0O'l0D-' VI Al RSp IEs6iID'S5 lIuE rLgH
NR. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
II SIX CHAkACfEEs.
SATURDAY,
NlH, AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
MONDAY, J. &. CLAIRE
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DFADING RAILROAD.-FOR THE CON
IL venonce Of soldiers and others visiting "Camp Dis
chQrge," near Spring Ml,a special sunday passenger
tram VIII run between philadelphia and PhUnixville nn
further notice, commencing sunday November 49, ls6
leaving phiiadepGa al A. M and 1880 p NJ and return
Ing from PhmulXye at 10 A. NJ. ana $3.50 +. NJ stopping
a all stations. q. A. NlCOLLS,
ll-l2-l2t General Superintendent.
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MARRIED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tho 22d inst. by the
Rev. b.. a. Washburne, ID. D., CHARLES CIAUNCEY
to AGNES CONWAY, daughter OF MoncuEe Robinson,
LsQ. All OF this city.
ELLIs-CAKE.-O On the 23d instant, bv tie Rev John
Stephenson, at h9mbgfto1t n, Jg Dir, fLlaR ELLIS,
Dr.. and Miss q. OphEllA CAKE
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NEFAT NATICNAL CIRCUs.
WHH.ITV GTEl.IV AUrrre r.T.

GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS.
" WALNUT STREET ABOVE EIGHTH
D-1CC.rCgHu ........,..s..,,.Hrg CIAtLES WANNEE
NormcTly Mgg. DAN FlCEl,
EGuNEt7iGn Director. IT, N09gTOH
Besides tis celebrated SHERWOOD FAMILY, ana On
ftrE ntcr 0 N Iorular arsi Troupe there Will appear
for hg fret line, on THIS EVENING and every evening
during mo week Professor HUTCHINSON and bis LIZ
btAlEn TRAINED DOCS Also, Messfs. O.. H,
tNAlHlhBCN and JOHN II, MURRAY, wonderful
tgmnasts and ACyobAts, and also Mr. WM. KENNEDY,
very popular versatile Clown.
tWM be q week oi speHddlcntCriGlnmenlg, UnpnrAl-
lc!ed IN o. history OF the circus I'M America.
9AIlhEEh on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AT
IEhhOOkst and cxua performances On THANKS
GIVING DAY.
FrgCsrCma.n The same First Tier, 30 cents; Second
Ilcr 20 cent?. C0mmCRce 740 every evening" g3Q aiiCf
noon
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NEW OHESHUT STREET THEATRE.
GREAT SUCCESS GREAT SUCCESS
GREAT SUCCESS GREAT SUCCESS
GREAT SUCCESS GREAT SUCCE ESs
Pas NRETTt, PhUNNETIE,
PAW kIGbTE, PAUFGgIG rTIG,
PAUNRhTTtc, PAW R t.TTE,
PAUN Rl.T1h, PAUEEtE TTE,
PAUEHET1 E, PAJSt ttGTTE,
PAUVRETTE PAUHHETTH,
PAUENIcTTE, PAUVRhTrE,
OR, UNDER THE SNOW.
OK, UEDEH THE ShON,
OR, UNDER TIE SNOW.
THE NAGhIt ICENV SCENERY
THE MACKIFiCENT SCENERY
1BE MAGHIFlCENr SCGNHICE
WAS NECELVED by
long CONTINUED APPLAUSE
LONG- CONTINUED APPLAUSE
f the Fashion sblC tudencc in attendance last even
ing. The Novt Mechanical Elects, and mDs especially
THU FALL or IHE AVALANCHE
ILE FALL. OF TuE AYALANCiE
THE EALL OF TaE AVALANCHE
the theme of wonder and delight. The
EfAUIIFUL cos TUNES, BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES.
kACtIFUL COSTUMES, BEAU riFUL Costumes,
CIIAKMING SONGS, CHARMING SONGS,
CLAIMING SONGS, CHARMlNG SONGS,
EXCELLENT CAST OF CHARACTERS,
LACELIESI CAST OF CHARACIERS,
all received aOn from the audience
DON'T FOR ,EI, DON'T FORGET,
DON'T FORGET, DON'T FORGET,
DONT FORGET, DON'T FORGET,
PAUNRETTE, PAUNRETrE,
IAJNkEITE, PAUNRErTE,
THIS ENFNtNG, thus EVENING,
THIS EVENING, THIS EVENING
STATS SLCUBED SEATS SECURED
SEATS bECUEED SEATS SECURED
SEATS StCURLD SEATS SECURED
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE,
IHhtE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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A CADEMY OF MUsIC-A CARD.

n
Mr. FORD desires TO impress tie public with the fact
thai bis arrange mcnt, Will PRECLUDE THE REpETI-
TlCN or COR OLAEUS beyond few evenings. The
engagement Of Mr.. FORREST Is limited positively to
twenty four nights, during which he win appear In ALL
or HIS SHARESrEARIAN AND OTHER IMPEBSONA-
TOHS and then depart for Washington where he appears
at the close Of his engagement here.
Under no circumstances, therefore, can CORIOLANES
he again produced this winter after N is Withdrawn
wluCh VIII be done amor very brief run. ll-23-it
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TOO ACRES or CHOICE PETROLEUM
tOO LANDS FOR SALE.
TITIE PERFECT.
The eboye lands are situate OF the banks Of
on CREEK,
IN NCR0ngo and Crawford counties, Pennsylvania.
They are uusurpa sed by any OIL LANDS now IA the
market.
a 10 for sale, OSF PRODUCING WELL, now pumping
20 barrels ol oil pcI day. Inquire or adde's, -
GEORGE ". BROWN,
wu-25-2r Room No. lG9, Girard House, Philada.
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*l2OI,6sI M


PM NDTIPIuA, veubor Q, l5A.-Thc Board Of Drec-
tors have this cay declared CasA Dividend Of TEN por
cent the capital stock and SIX per cent interest
the scrip Of the Company, payable on and after the
lst OF December pToNimO, nee OF National and state
taxes.
They have also declared Scrip Dividend Of FORTY
per cent on the earned premiums for the year ending Oe
tsbeT 81 1865, certificates for which will be issued TO the
parties entitled to the same on and aer the lst Of Decem
Der proNimo, free of National and state taxes.
They have ordered, also, that the scrip certificates OF
profits the Company for the year 1850 be redeemed In
CASH the office OF the Company and after the lst OF
December proSo all interest thereon TO cease on that
day. .
No certificate OF profits issued under SR5 By the Act Of
Incorporation, no certificate shall issue unless claimed
within years after the dec aradOn Of the dividend
DIRECTORS.
Thomas @. Hard, Bamuel T.. Stokes
John G. Davis J.. +, Penistan,
EdIuund A. Souder, Henry Sloan
TheOphius Pauding, William c. BOuOn.
John X. Penrose, Edward Darlington,
James IraQuar, II. Jones Brooke,
Henry & DallCtt,J Jr., Jacob p. Jores,
James &. Hand, James II Mot RrlAnd,
william c Ludwig, Joshua L. Eyre,
Joseph II. Seal, Spencer Mcllyalnc,
George G. Leiper, John b. Semple, Plttsburg,
Hugh Craig, A II. Berger, do
Robert Burton, - - -.
THOMAS O. HAND, President,
JOHN G. DAVIS, Vice President.
HESRY LYTBUBy, Secretary. IL .Il-lm
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N15ga PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD CON

RSSgs NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
~ claims against ue UNION LEAGUE, or any
ia Comitteeg WIN please present them 20 the undeI
aimed before lie Is Of cnhor lbCi at no. l2l6CaE
MIN afreCt JAMES L, CLAGHORN,
n.lS-idG Treasurer.
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EIaSF- CITY TREASURER'S OFFICE, M
B=sS yembor o, lS6i.-The Pamphlet Laws for the Ia
session Can be had at his once HENRY BUMM,
ia City Treasurer.
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h1,g7 OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
~ ROAD COMPANY.
PWIADEITUrA, November 4, 1861.
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
The Shareholders Of this company are nOtihed thatl
under Resolution OF the BOn-d OF Directors they are en
tied to subscribe 10 the stock Of the Company the amour
oi TEN PER CENT. on their respective interest,
shown BY their books Of the ID instant.
zach shareholder entitled TO ractlsn9 part OF share
under the Of the Resolution, shan have the prvi
iege OF subscribing for fU share On the payment Of my
dollars. ..#-
This Stock win be issued at the par value of MY doll
lars Ier share Accrued Interest 90 SIN PER CENT WI
BE- CiarGgd the ls Instant until payment Is made
The Books for sub zcrptUn and payment viii be Opei
on MONDAY, the IN instant, anu VIII close on the us
Oi December neAt after when further subscription
Vim be received under the resolution.
l-ls-l2-9l THOMAS n. FIRTH, Treasurer
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ssgs,g Par. Cost, s542.IOO 90. Market
Naiue' ...''.ss'..........'...'.
henl tNthLesss s.ssss.ss..s.s.ssssss.ss
Hills receivable for Insurance made.
Balances due At Agencies, Premiums
on Marine Policies, Accrued ln-
terest, and ether debts due the
company s..s.......s.s....s...ssss
Scrip and Stock Of Suudry Insurance
aud other Companies, Si26} 10.
Estimated Value.
Cash on deposit with US.
GoyCrumCnt, subject TO
ten days call. $4,000 m
Cash IA Banks..........,. JS,lA Oj
Cash lu DrawGr........ 55T j6
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General Order No. 8.

HEADQUARTERS 9TH Reg. K. S. NJ.
list. For the purpose of drill. the com.
manders Of companies are hereby Of
dered 10 call their respective companies
together at the usual places Of voting
in their respective townships, on the
last Saturday of each month. at O'Clock
P. NJ, and drill until O'Clock P. NJ f.
All delinquents will be promptly dealt
with according to law. Excuses of
+private business will not be taken.
81. The attention of commanders of
companies is. hereby called TO sections !,
8. 10 and II Of the Militia Law. APP
proved Feb. Gath, 1864.
Sd. All vacancies existing in compa-
ny officers will be filled by elections as
provided BY law, on the las, Saturday
in June. 1864, and certified returns of
commissioned officers made to the Ad-
jutant Generals Office. Topeka.
All. Commanders Of companies are
reg ired TO make monthly reports OF the
number of men on drill al each stated
meeting Of the company. and the names
Of abseniees,
Ssh. Commanders of companies are
ordered to make return TO these head
quarters. on the lst of July next, COM
plete muster roll of their companies.
9th. Commanders OF companies will
ask contribution from their companies
on the last Saturday in June. for the
purpose of raising fund to purchase
Regimental Flags and Musical Insiru-
menls. and repor. their action herein to
these headquarters on the LIST of July.
7th. Commanders of companies will
See that these orders are read to their
respec' i've companies on the last Satur-
urday in May.
By order Of S. S. COOPER,
Colonel Commanding.
c. B. McCLELLAs. Adj't. 1874:
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-05-28
THE INDEPENDENT: osKAIoosA KANSAS SATURDAY. NAY

1 1t is said the coIored population
has become so numerous about I.eaven
worth that the darkies are To be clean
ed out. We have a full share of that
class OF humanity at present, and advise
the colored people te 90 GU, on farms
or land and NOT all congregate in towns.
We do not see the propriety of their all
crowding into the towns where they
can lind little 10 do. and mus, suffer
Tor food There is plenty of land in
the country. Let them 60 and occupy
some of it.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-05-28
Aid Society.

The following receipt will explain il
self Our ladies have done WE'LL
Mississippi Valley Sanitary Fair.
Treasurer's Department.
St. Louis, May 10. 1864.
Received of Ladies' Soldiers Aid So
ciety. Oskaloosa. Kansas. per letter Of
j. n. Rice, Treasurer, dated 18th OF
May, the sum Of One Hundred Dollars,
being a donation from said Society.
for the Mississippi Valley Sanitary Fair.
10 be held in St. Louis commencing the
18th day of May. 1854.
SAN. CoPP. jr., Treasurer.