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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-11-12
D. KIN OMAN.

The subscriber would respectfully inform tn. citizens Of
Ottawa and v9ty that he is Receiving. at the Old
S,nl o. D. VI. iiarrt OF the largest and m"ss At
tHutlre ASSN tBlents Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-09

sco --yELoDEON $50 BROADWAY 8s
900. TO nisht the great English Opera Troupe
Eocharge ,1 S anemsM.n Admission iree
Written expressly for the Meiodeon By Brown
tame MISS Ellen Thompson
Don Juuus Smi,n Albert BrAham
Don A!ersnoer Moses Solomon
Laughsdupo, '''..,..... Miss Hattie g. Clair
0igadier Drudn0t
kreermont John Brown
Mschoness de Hrnicybcy .s Law Xnder.on
,,i.eps Gypsisa Lords r.s. XII r nv I'm
members OF the Chorus and Corps de Ballet.
The Opera Under tne entire direction Of Albert Brahsm
10 host 81 volunteers besides the thirty ladies'
and gentlemen regularly engaged the best talent In the city
few more gentee ladies' wanted refreshments,
highest salaries paid GkO. HEYDON, Director.
THB BANJO rAUGFr-BY FRANK b. CONVERSE,
upon correct musical principles Pupis taught their
residences Eefe.s ~ permis;cp ,hs tollosing music
Son, 6s3 Broadway s. Gordon 6Js Broadway, and the
minstre profession generally. Address care Of r. G,
Campbell. $50 Fourth ayenus.
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no CONTRACTORS.
separate sealed Proposals each endorsed with the title
OF the work for which the bid be offered will be
ceved At this once. until O'Clock NJ OF Monday February
iSgi for the construction o. Trap Block ravemens In
ysecond to Sixyrst street. with crosswsks from Forty
second 70 Sevenynnh streets also in Forty hrst street, be-
tween Third and Fourth avenues
Blank forms for the bids and all other necessary nforma
top be obtained on application the Contract CLERK
this once. THOMAS STEPHENS Croton
ROBf L, DARRAGH }Aqueduct
W CRAVEN. Bosrd
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DE da azAAEEIi 4 81 ss sSSSsRRyE4Tz
H$ssE B BsE # # $$ $&$SE
EVERY EVERY s sIGHF At : : 9 o'SESSk
THE MOST zTH%Hs4 A N A RfEaFFUL ENTER
Positively the last week Of the solemn aud imposing scenes
TME osssoUIEs OF his GRACE ARCHBISHOP
Hs lie Hs sa & s f:a:ass F'sa
ss m s IS
and sppoprste pieces In addition to The abos> now
q Pssrs Rome the interior q lie Saeas passs
TIE Tour Of the World the other numhecss attractions
% , sr at @
fsIsa asR 1s5
s esrss o me q neT ns ssws
Of the shannon and The streets OF Dublin
their d ss, especially viii
TEMPLE OF ART
the EVERY ss clooR
Reserved seats 20. o. cents Admission 2 cents
city The exhibition has claims Of far higher chsrase,
mont could possibly do Herald
Hope Chapel s nourshcs In virtue OF the mammoth er
htbtion given within IT, The additions already specified
obseques Of the late Archbishop Hughes aud the Pope
blessing the people from the balcony OF MA palace In Rome
at Easter prove considerable enhancement Of the places
popularity Some splendid views In Ireland marked
feature of the exhibition. They o. In the old
country celebrated all over the world for theit extreme
beauty aA welNas renown.-Sunday Mercury
HopK CHApEt--SrRREosco rrrcos.-Thc mammoth Store.
oscopcon Mirror the Universe, exhibiting Of 7l8
Broadway decidedly the sensation Of the day aud
Is rs II deserves to be- brilliant success Every afternoon
at three O'Clock, and evening at eight O'Clock the
Audience may make tour Of the world aud view with
almost vtvdna6e m
cent and the various wonders of art met with BY
the European tourist There likewise exhibited the
thrilling In ST. Patricks cathedral At the obscquies
Of Archbishop Hughes together with the view Of Pope Plus
TX blessing his people Faster Day from the balcony Of
pieces Sunday Times
II the most beautiful and mertorous exhibition the
world-Day Tmes H. B, McKBON Manager.
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WINTER GARDEN
w To night aud every nigh
MIR. AND MRS. w. j. FLORENCE

w To night aud every nigh
MIR. AND MRS w. j. FLORENCE
THE TICKET OF LEAVE MAN
The LONDON TIMES. in speaking OF thus great moral
drama. mentions fact TO- which the provincial press OF
Great Britain and ireland has given confirmation .o,
clerk who had ahsconded from Liverpool with e. COO
the property Of hts employers and visiting many
places arrived At birmingham about eve O'Clock and after
taking Refreshments went to the theatre 10 while
away an hour As happened the piece which was being
performed on the occasion of this visit was
THE TICKET OF LEAVE MAN
and the guilty TO have moral from the
representation for when the which the interview
between Hawkshaw the detective and the Ticket OF Leave
MAN TOOK place Parker the clerk became aneclei Ina,
be went out Of the theatre got three envelopes aud sent
FL. 300 back 10 his en- players
OH the prophetic vision Of Shakespeare.
II have heard
That guilty creatures sitting al play
Have by TIE very cunning OF the scene.
Been struck 30 60 the soul. that presently
They have proclaimed their mslcfactions"
Hamlet I'd Act
ordered at l0%.
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NEW BowRRY THEATRE.
~ s9 46 EsSSif'1 EVENING yERRuAsT 1's'''
FAREWELL BENEFIT
EDWIN 81 nnLsssNcHARD.
% ne last 'sI: ;Gi.. z;iTSTfssAoross
GREAT WESTERN STAR,
r.e wonderful EoUEsrRESsE saa Pios.n ss.s:. h.
&:
Mr. J. sAIT NJ H rs sfs' SIss ssGs RsDsy'F
Nth bis wonderful 81, dog. Carlo and srn VIII appear
- THE LOST cAsKHr.
~ s D'.a'a ',. dogs Carlo and slais
Second night Of the NIKE sfSi;' s2k pFf%. Of
-. THE TERROR 81 THE uroHw4H5,;; x.,.,.
h KATE Ts Sasd BY III. .se,. COMPANY; MIKE Aaf'>
Concluding w so ~ Rs- 81 e ss ~ York;
THE .DvssEsaS sss Sc ses. .. JOE. "..,.
ME- MSS a HAEa stZaSSS
9. 1s d ssf snxs 81
VIZ ayEsr AND EvsHso -
THREE OF The TALLEsT HHN
THE rALt LEST WOMAN
ever known q 4, sSi HroH
:.,. y;
JAPANESE MASKIN HOG
Tue WHAT Is TIT -
rapps osoy4 Ass 81 a5 yAsi!yx Wax r.sgsns
Figures Queen nS srcss and rrn's =
w MONSTER PYTHON,
| the great Dragon of the East and
ro,ss$ Gs4s.
EDUCATED SEAL which p'ayss muscalfnstrument: and
THE WINDOWS, BALC0NIRs AND TOP AFFORD PEE
BEST VIEW IN THE CITY
SECOND FIRE EOUAvEs AND THEIR ESCORT.
they pass Broadway aud Park to-day They
detained yesterday but will arrive to-day.
Admission. rs cents Children under ton. Is cents.
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THIRD sorRss .,
CHAMBER MUSIC
Ninth Season, 1854
DODWORTHsS HALL.
06 Broadway,
on Tuesday February O. at o'clock r. u.
RxECUrANrS.
WILLIAM MASON.
THEODORE THOMAS Violin;
J. M0SENTHAL, Second Violin:
q. MATZKA, vols =
r. BERdNER, voloncello.
Single Tickets 81 90 each.
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO

sEGARs AND TOBACCO.
E,oR SALE cHRAP-To CLOSE C0NsrGNMBNTs,
several Invoices Of choice sogars Also small lot of
pure Turkish Smoking Tobacco segar Agency, 60 Liberty
NEW YORK sBGAR MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
IN GREENS, Agent Oilers Segars ~ the lowest posi-
pe prices Wheesae dealers suffers and cash buyers viii
Ind large assortment OF favorabiy Enown brando
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yNATLAcKs TUESDAY
w Doors open at half rss Overture commences
q quarter 10 eight Curtain nj It's conclusion.
NEVER ACTED IN AMERICA
TO NIGHT
play prologue aud three acts recently produced
tn London with immense success written by
WESTLAND MARSTON, Esq,
Ana. t,Iat n &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-09

wHB LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A LroUoR
Storefn the Eleventh ward for sale, In
ths dsslh Of Tho owner doing good business Apply
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-30
TRUSTEES

exoyIRTY IN THE VERY HEART OF TIE OIL RE-
SI0NS UE vENAN6O COUNTY PA
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yEDN WORKS FOR SALE.-The UNION
Il WORKS CoMPANy's property a 81 Johns \. IN
,r,lss y, Ips erosr o sdns Their houses ml, shop.
d., uacLiusy So &c. together wit tht valuable ~ahi
otop.r,,. forming the from, ~ Johns hsrbof 80.
= Ihe slssi .yanlss aud pnvissrs which these Nors'
70, csrryiny and eTenh. their psod,o's odsnrs.
oarr Sr,st indic-In,nt Tor nse.mcnt e.. -,
FOr de.cr pion sndsch~da- OF property together wth fu
,.sr,,eul.rs spyiy 70 .A.J, bLEEC hin, son CO. ...
Auosion.ei aud Real EstAio Br"k 70,
...t ID I'u' iT| 4 No. n C~dAr-st., Newell ORR.
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Ghnrrss for bnsiueep Mcn.
NOR SALE-A Boot and Shoe Manuiacto

EOR SALE-A Boot and Shoe Mandatory,
/ E.I1r,Lment onpi-te. Compti-nF;
E.t-.sk McXaT. Siitchinr NGchiues
Tsomp.or. sol. Le.thoT QutsI, vita eisA
Is Wsf fErrs hrhinss. ' '..f
z Rolling k4ohineA
! Sp,i,un. n-clius.
sCnnpyg Nac9ssa
bee! Jsthne
Peel Tinn.sr
Cam ts ro.fl, Rot Tree, Juts ke he. The SsssHh'
% coIti.t. ordsr for the msnufseiuf- l'O0 Va ~
knv Boots ,nd Bod-c pc day orsu.lsd 70 Tue
Of Boot, ,,d Shoes ior the mkrret
a,o Ia complete .rdeI tnvns and Boiler OF tea horse
boyer with t1e and apGrtentnc-. LOT tunins tr
la, ,kuept Nitbe cold al bsrysin spphr or soon
L,t, l. Lea,e Oh lie kuIs o. low rent, rIlch VIA os
tsu.-rrod. No ahsiss Tor Oood VIII
LI,r,.. Box 30 3,3s2 PosUrice. PhlsdelPhia, Penn
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TRUSTEES:
y.iscs l. PALMER, President BrosdE.y RAM New
rs4L
x.EyAN RANDALL. ss.prr,ident United sts.. Ise-
sapA Company Nes-York
ALERT Il. SlCOLAI, Of Albert Il Eoolsy Co..
Ifsss, aud Auetons.r, 81 William street, NspYors.
NsGESE J. JACKSON, Of Polhtmius Jscsson, B...er,
sss Bsokes., IS E3chsngcpisce, NswYsrt.
nsSUED C. sTEUMAN Secretary Ne~.YoTk Petroleum
ss.ss Board and broker, No. % Brosdstsee. Nav.
Iva.
ASDEEw AEBAFFEY, Pblaeephs-
SAEClS a GOODWIN Philadelphia
aagEET CLAREsON, o. GARRISON Co, s.aSsra III
ssuth Tidrd.street. Pisds ph.s
AANES Ii CLARKE OIL City. PsnDsylvsaiI
rssslpBNr.
aIBERT r. EICoLAy, New.Yerk
v1cRrxgfIpRNr
AkphEw HEHAFFEY, Phia6e phis
rRgAsuKzR.
" STOUT, Pierssnt Shoe md Leather Bank. EtwYeA.
OFFICES OF TIE COMPANY.
- n WILLIAM STREET, Kew.York.
No. l2l SOUTH THBD-sTREET, Philadelphia
sA.rTAL sToCK....."......."...30 Geo SHARES,
AZ THE NOMINAL PAR or SIS EACh-SUBSCliP-
TION PRICE, 81 PR sHARE.
Dssct subject to further s,ss,m,nt
te,eS0 sHAETS, OR eiG0,000 RESERVED FOR
WORKING CAPITAL.
LARGE MAJORITY OF TIIE STOCK OF THIS
sexPANY HAVING gFLN ALREADY TAKEN IN
asW YObK AND THmADELPHIA TIE sUBSCHlP-
1scs BOOKS WILL REMAIN OPEN BUT FOR FEW
aAIs LONGER AT TIE OFFICES NAMED BELOW.
EEw-YORK SUBSCRIPTION AGLNTS:
FRANCIS A. PALMER,
At Bronlv, az Bank, No 237 Broadway.
ALERT Il. HICOLAY 4 CO..
No s? William st.
P0LHAMIUS L JACKSON,
10. a EIchanss pieces
s.ps ,os rro.p.cta, be obtained application a, he
49, o. thu Company.
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HyrRoroilraS sasx.

No lo9 Br,rdway. .,s~ ior., Dec. 10, 1864
Directors Of The Metrop0l-
II tan Ftus This ds iecisred annual dividend
o. FIVE o. - CENT lfrt u ent Tax Fsyebs
arsr 10 MONDAY # l7uasry next
The 1IAuser Beoss wi main closed from Dec Il until
Jan l35 GEORGE !! sE&EN, Cashier
Directors of the ST.
~ MARGAKET COPPER .bilNINO COMPANY Of Can.
adj Bat uly- this dgy declared eemiAunus Dividend Of
EiVF PER CENT tree d Government tsxl the capital
st,ra psyse Jsuey H. 1853 Al ne ofe~ o. IT, t5mfayr
No n Nsr,t rlns:sr BOOK. will b, closed rom the
10th TO lfti January. EDWARD L. SuTION, corJ
Sew-lorz Dec. ~, lso4.
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finaurlai.
PROPOSALS

-
S2,3So,0oo
NORRIS ESSEX IsAiLROAD COMPANY ffRST
MORTGAGE ? PER CENT BONDS. of 800,
$500 AND sl,uO0.
nEDEEyLlBLt IN FIFTY TEARS
WIFE couTo-s FIrisix syw.Iork iSp
Flovsos sos SINKING TAG aKoEsPTios
aEpEIrI
Tb.ss Bosds the caivs oaLIn,. o. the - ~ go o
Bosds Of The Con 'ai worm he i,sn.d under The FRS
w.t., ~ .ut ~, nov 81 ,eJ 81, To- tie purpose
o,nrrnt aasioG Of b, osd iron III
yrv sss -fiau. 70 rp1nuiy olpo.e " ION: Tor building
To oIsuch Road fDI D,S Hoagtoa 70 N"~aIi IA
very favorable iinr ioI tie t'd lfefil rnf to .us
e. a. F.eisit sud P.s-,i ger C.rs All ka.u,. .
TIE = aid Essen A. GJ. .2- ded % EA' cn
al esnpse with 10 Lei,t N,iry Eaiiroed With tic he
an .ssty eoaIpr ,si viii the a. Prnus ssuia hsi
T'.t siish PROV go 70 De eI saiei uoa 'sn'~e 10
road lIleo u2ou IT. e,on, "dG a. in1tn's ton
nlEs ior ten portal ~ d % musk t-tcm' one 81 r pvs'
Important ,YsInrs to- iha fEns yFtrtop VI c,lI non TIE
Lehsb rs,,-fl srtIy hin ed - Al'o "i'n =
par o tho ,raI sEsGs ins " ccnnstt lnd Cli 2" ad
srs,yvsiA C.Is. ndrit'.surs For Wayne ard Chicago
Esi fnsds .
Brown snd feer Cooper, irl's--, upon the to-a I'd
and H. the course u cYAItcon Ed oh 'he W loL o
DrlTi- 90 h.ir. nov tr iindson tisrf a. 'D1A'u 10
estate rollins stoes add property oihe tonpty
ihs So. s.y,s or zoe .o-ilspy Ni' M ~ teb in
addition e. TIE received and 20 pe r-osiyrd rom The
.
tod nd the Dlldns the Bra cb Boad <Eofd An an
t1abcdy ample be, Ilf Ir secuuy Of tc's h5hds ~.
vii he Nv dent from fact Ds the bnsp-. o. me ipsH
fold rlm Newark t. Ess~ei.sLSw1 hA A"sys nt.E sum
Client pay pr cent interest % e mao nj Invested ~
Sealed grOpo'as Tor ts.. Boei' VA De Ie.sNso UNI
TUESDAY, Oh. 9tTH JANUARY ue1' a. O'Clock 2. H.
of the yho- portion Ten cert and t'e Pfu an
VIII b. Of the rHrs ~ tn- oIds ana nr'y
psf delivery Of ths BosJs wnch VIII De N Ten
.snens ,ery tiry dsys and slc tho at
parnelt 70 octger 20, wh thg gt o. fsyns u fa a. any
t. The iut-rt snoo1st .ul Dc aJIt Il the tni, 90
paying % tho Bond, Ne bids indeT par Wi BE hrcfped ont
al bid. 81 sod vii DO awarded IA tue oeaf o me
prsugos aud should there he 81 bid at TIE oVet
,,. tn.n t- i'd rui awarded pro rsa lnr "ond' ~
ne nj sa night Il .aoB o. by SURRENDER OF
tLu aDaro. s- trlnf-tdbe tn, h'pss the company
b p..su!e tto fGte5 i-a.i.s pf1p1a ~
ssir the amount 81 boui dssirsd tn d.o anaon and
price per 0.s hundred ao.-rs.
ERl pr6po,s should be ,eslsd and indors-d "Proposs
for e Norris and Fss,I kaosd JoupaH5 ends and Ia
sossd 10 sccpi yecfc sitfes'~d 70 y j.. ~ -
ssq Mete1 Ans benz new OH, OF TO the undefsEh'
Newark rev Jer-sy either OF whom VII flruish ifattd
oo, - " toe morss.e which cons n. fua hformiuon
BY srdsI Of Ike board ot Directors. - -
ISAAC VAh wAGENHN Tressursr
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CyyIcr OF ria On crEZr PETROLEUM GO
OnlO. ey rHs P4EAsA AAiLaoA9 CSHPST,


xzs or IHR OEIO AHp .sIssIPPI 4. =. Co.. tAsTsBS
DIVISION 90 " si-st.. hev-l crk, Dec -, ib1t
r1NEE INTEREST due lst OF January, 1865,
II 90 tho PREF ERRED CEBTlFIC ATS issued b. this
ss vii pad and ser no 50 Day o. January ! TN,
- hoe ia ose said CeiiaH sie' tsid sefeo
q. he 24tt int.
Ies transfer books both Of Common and PTrfs' Cor,
e<tat-s cossd p tie ki;h iuti al opened

xAry J. 1863 a. ~ ny ORDER 81 thr ll4tt,aA
ALLAN CALPBEl.I., t.IlfnAn-
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TnE nidIItgrs IAsgftsa ii rms yaq's
i PAID voa UbD0soQR9 HSb P1BEs- gnoGS2T
Ls.s9 ~, n ", AA3rta Quo slHEvfT ' - -
tanli91 yGG

..t 3D. canli9Ji yGl az iJISJt o.
30 ha,V',d Yeatis tslxo 1.ro1s y.ac
o.: g, o5.7Ios yss,:!!iI ta; - ts-yc8fd oo.
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financial.
PETROLEUM.

pETaOLEUM.
kxW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
PETROLEUM co.
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financial.

PETROLEUM
sEW.YoRK, PHILADELPHIA. AND BAlTlMo,t
CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY
CAPITAL. 81. so, 900, DIVIDED INTO 3cc, 0G(
sAAiN~.
PAR N.sLlE. 81.
SUBSCRIPTIONS PRICE. - FER sHkRE.
NO FURTHER A$~EfSIE.,I on CALL OK TUE SUB
sCRiBERs, AS 50 600 S'iAREs APE RESERVED
FOR u UIs8!No CArITAL.
Fnrspyrr--J. :. CLARE 81 Ses-York.
kIoE fRRsipEsT-H ii. WISH AET New -Yort
7RpAsuRyE-ii.f DfVOf.. t~v.No orb.
ssosEriNY-J. CONh bGS Now ORR.
DlkrC '1G-.
nv. r. kETChTM Baltimore, Nd
U. KING Baitln ore, I'D.
H. GOULD, lieleplia, Pc
w. WOCnRNFF s'imCT- Nd
Il "A. NIsuART, New Nork.
IL :. DFNOE. Scw-YofS
A. CLARK Tar Fsrm Ia.
X. P. Glars. Oii CITY IA
genera. SCPk RlrrTEDENT5.
is CLARK, n. l.. A CLARK, Tar Yarn, Re
II. .. CLARK Oh City, Pa
OFFICES;
No. II BROADWAY, y. y,
Nos 6I2 aud Ga CBEsTEUr.sT., PHTfN.
AND BALTIMORE. ND.
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n..ErEp UNDER THE LAWS or NEwronK
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furniture

VTL .k}SDs Of re RSrrtF II II, II IREss.l
LA'Fs. DE 0BEG Observation-Disclosures Y g! ci,+sptss
RI " sEEb f,,s No y yBu.vsS -pettssb ssaspptEf
81. FgS 1 u sys' y y
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OI,Ic, o. ran RosE. WAI.g1ovs ASP oeps.snrHau /
orrior o. trr Flrnlns Los AsD l.r,I 10.

OyyiCK q fIFNkBs LOAN AND lstTA \
~. 80 NALLsl Szv-t OBK Fec 2. lB.t
-tNHE COUPONS ut the EVANSVILLE aud
L CHAWFOHpsViLLE RAILROAD CO.FANl a1'
GEO. 4. IlTCii, srcieisIy.
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kAKUFACTUREKs' AID ALRCIAsrs BASK,
~. y u. ~ 1874

New.Y.rk De-. 10 1854.
HTvIDFND. The Board OF Directors have
H this d- declared Dividend OF FIVE PR CENI
1sTisO stoka1iless, ice " governments AZ on and a'eI
L., ~ 5ay OF JarJtI. oert.
M.a'f,r K,oks WI be closed rom December q to Jsa'
81 = ipe.us.ye h. aAsIEGION, Cashier.
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, 90 slvsou. Il ,indpsG0nlsnl.

.-
nIVQRCES Legally Procured for Persons
~ ron ay SAT- or SSvn'y S..ls Q. ctnss
Ssc ~ ~ s,srsAs "A car fK sr1iaA. apsJts
t. B*T EMAsrls q! t.A.~P'str SRpS .is 4e L2.tSt.so
DAROf!Tp" ar'i' EXJ'ftAM4ED, PRISONS
II ERS--AvAH frDINR0 oS stCk AFT. WlLLtAMs
COCA s.l,S I. T.. .opert hs lSh Aug1a
lt While w u Amy ofths Jsoss e sre R.ehrncod tht
rs,, 4 n,c, IA ftunt hoy Pussa tet
t2THnY5a r3Ifs cav, nys any isfos nss0s
pat esEs sty~f;t "a q sst s,p sisss
t,ls Z. ssssssi
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No. ~ BROADWAY. NEw.YoRE.

PrtxIx BANK NEv-YosK, Dec. "a, 1854
A DIVIDEND oil FIVE (5) PER CENT,
n fire. Il Government Tax hiss been q, jared tais dsy,
PAYABLE and after JvYisry O. soS un'l watch din tue
IY.,.f., Eo,., are closed JOHN PARKER. Cr.4ier
CONTINENTAL BANK. EKv. orK. dec. % IA
Board Of Directors have
IL ,his DAY declared DINlDGNn Of fOrR az Pen
CENT tfee Gwen. ent tsS payab.c On are a;'ri
SHURSbHY Ian 5, 1855 TIE Transfer booES vii he
closed nom TUESDAY, Dec. "a, 10 ysn g;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-30

nFFICR Of the SUSQUEHANNA aud wy
" DINING valley Railroad and Coal Company Trinity
n. sut New York Dee ~ l3641hr stated annual meet
- - The tockholisr. and election for deco will be held
t oses Oftbs company Toesday January r. At p H.
- ELLIS PORTER Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-30
OYYfcK oY TEg MAEposA touP4gr I
"a Or. .
orncE OF var MAnIPos, CoYrAyT,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that shs coupons Of the tfst
Ns,tssgs Bouds the Company hns due o. the h is Of
1sAssy nsx viii DO paic IA go!c on IIesenzo. a. s o. &c
H. COMPANY al<I the second Of Janusry ner-
tesA Lth December, 1854 :" TITUS Secretary
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-21
fGlEcY CT TIVE
Dutch East India Coffee Co.
DEPOT
1853 Reade Street, II. Y.

The above Company arc known Gil ovsr
the world as the ow usrs OF tho Coffee Pam
atoms of Java and Batavia in the Dutch
East indies, and are the largest montloli-
GERS Of Coffee on the G..hs.
Tho neutrality-suspicious. ia appointed their
solo Agent in the u tied States and in tie
British C"'Vnies) gill have Tor ID 10 sl,ren iit.
te; ent kinds OF Coffee which for regularity
Upgrade and cLeapne.s OF price, will defy
eompetit!on- ...
Our 'B0taria Cof.s' never before intro.
dnces into this. but extensively usrd in thu
nnies and Na,ies Of Europe, and richly
valued wi Ie put up as prices to reach ali
consumers, aud our Extra Jara will bs tho
-nag"um Bsnum Coffee OF the ago. .
We will have, or accommodation Of Gro.
GERS, Familes, and Government Contractors,
samples dry, and drawn for testing.
Orders solicited. On rscei pt Of cash, COZ.
ice promptly forwarded ss directed.
A JIPFMAN.
l6s Reade Street. New York,
Sole Agent. u. Ed. C. Co.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-21
Ex.wluEss pR. d. CKihS RAILWAY.
THE JOINT sCUSsIOy

TIE i,int discussion advertised for
.:.i4 p',c, hc,w cen Messrs Richartie
AMI Allison cane Of according to an
s,nAcencnt on Tuesday. zach $c4ui!-
;e; aims4'' with prominent ability:
Mr. K;ch4r!s IN II cling and fairly
,liscussin, the great questions ug;ta-
tin, AMI dividing III. country mt two
great c,n;cn In, sec lions: Mr.. ALI
s,n i, an ev,si N o.! the eles;iors If
Mr. Richards, touching the issues in
Waived.
Mr. AlI;s7n in lis pe:orati11 aivo-
sa:e,l the welcnml z to our shores. al
ncn C: al cl uses, ne;i9ns, colors.
climes au'l crceds uD)a term Of .cia
aud poil'ic.l cqaolI'y: srraigning the
dem 'c:a'ie Party tef re the couotry for
i's nniss'>a - welc mo then, through
!, I vi. form, t. the shores Of our re-
public. This WAS sheer t'cmagngu"rv;
for the dem cratic party has record
upon this question. AMI that record is
the enactment "f every statute that ii
the pas. has invited emigration to this
country, an gave the f,rosa born Of
sur twn ,Yce, m due time, The benefits
al ci'izenslil; While Mr. Allison and
those With whom he acts. We're burning
m;'ln'sht al in gsrrets anil cellars
Plating for The siroga'ion Of ali
ra-ur.l za.ion law. Int upon
the statute by the democracy
anil requiring instead a 81 years Resi-
ience before the granting Of citizen.
ship. "
He arraigned the Democratic party
fr not asserting the principles Of the
Monroe dctrine in it's platform willis,
the past histry Of the country shows
t',,t party to have incorporated thu,
doctri!ie. assertcd-"r unasssrtea in IFS
pla,Erm, as one Of the cardinal tea-.
iotes pf. ,iss. .rol1ics}s creed,s AID that
4pag u the fSltu:dHty If thu psss1au4
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-21
THE DEMOC RACY or
PkNSYLyANlA

Rooms OF TUE SrATE CES Cow,
No 6l2 CHEsrNur ST.. PH,L, Oct, ii
! Returns from the elections held nl
Tuesday last have como to hand, suf-
ticiept to prove beyond question shat
we have triumphei in the state by y
majority Of seven to ten thousand nf the
home votes. TIE votes If the soldiers
III the hospitals and in the army may,
or may not reduce this aggregate.
We Congratulate you On this glorious
result! All honor to the noble and
! faithful men who have achieved such "A
victory. in spite Of the frowns Of power
the corruption Of money. aud the irfu
ence Of blind and remorscless fanatic
ism,
Our victory, however, is but half
completed. We hold the vantage
ground 50 glcrinuslv on,a,nsd o',,y one
grand mover ent more to reclaim, in
November. the threatened liberties Of
eur country. aod restore to it the peace
ana prosperity Of former times
Wec"ij ure you, then. by allthat free.
,llHn held dear t. rally once more for q
fla! struggle! Organize anew! Sha. e
ri the creeping apathy when CO 0nrs 20
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-10-21
M xvcKATiC Stair TIC EFT.
7.s SECRETARY or s-ATk,

7-s srCRkrAET OF sTATE.
J. Il. WALLACE, Muscs1inS CO.
pox A1rrx>.r aEsrR.L.
Si!AS II. DUNBAR. Jackson Go.
rev rsE.sUR.n tTATE.
J. 3. LASH. licnrv County.
akArpIroa q STATE:
T.. c. :iENnERSi.NTr: lows c..
sexIsaisrzs o,rg srArkLAyo oE'icE.
&. y. EOLRRJOK. Aonopa 60.
Toa sv7SEMr ,vces.
THoS II. MONROE. Dubuque C.
POE aspEssk"rArlvB Isto>aR.ss.
i. Is. RICHARDS, a. Datss.e.
Iss coVHrx !usGH
Go. ". FAIL.
ssl s.sax or tbs p.=,.Itr coC.r.
JAZZ WHITE.
y,R COUNTY sxcosasR.
GEO. W FALL.