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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04
LEoAL NOTICE.

Peter Swerer, Preb'e Conuon
r vs.. Pleas. In Partition.
Phebe SackmAn, stal.l
|TNdE above named defendarts. Phebe
J. Sackman. Elizabeth Hawley, hi SEerer,
Isaac Pence and Mary Ann Pence. his wife,
ABB t Peace and Safah Pence. his vile Ag.
nes Swerer widow cf Peter Swersr deeea ed:
Samuel Swere LewisC. Swerer. Barton W.
Sworer, Robert Swerer. George Swsrer, Ss-
rah A.. Swsrsr, . minor, and Agnes Svarer,
all 4 Prcble county, Ohio, 60 leayarden.
and Agnes Teagardsn, his wife: --
Rockhil and Phebe Ann Rockhiil, his VITA
Rob'rt Wooden. the unknu~n children and
heirs At Aaw, Of Mary Jane Casselmaa De,
ceased, If koseiusko county, lndisnR. aud
the unknown childr IN, and hairs III law ii
Levi Wooden deceased, Who reside Ia the
%eonnty Of Marshall, aud State. Of lnliaaa,
are hereby notified hat the above named
Petitioner, Peter Swerer, on the 18th d1y OF
January, 4. d. 1854, filed his petitionsin the
Clerks 0iice. oft q Court Of Cormcn Pleas,
within and Tor the County Of Feeble aud
State Of 0aio. against them as delsndarts,
wherein he said petitioner deman . the As.
u anent. Of she dover Of this said Agnes
Swerer, widow Of the said Peter SwereF de-
ceased, 10. and partition Of the following
real estate in tho county # Preble, and state
at ONO, aud described IS follows to'wit:
The south east quarter, Of section Twenty.
ttree, of Township niue, in range u east
Gf the meridian Inns &c. Y
Aud the said defendants are further not.
a ii -. - ..a.l.--. In - III
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04
SIIERIFF'S SALE.
Henry ShlVelS

Henry ShlvelJ
VI.
George Marxer.
II n oDedience to the command OF an exeea-
ltion issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas, Of Preble county, anddirected TO the
Sheriff Of said county, wherein Henry Shive-
'ly is plaintiff, and George Marker defendant,
l will offer for sale at public auction, at the
door of the Court House, in Eaton, in said
county,
On Saturday, Feb 18th AID 1854.
between tho houFs OIL and4 O'clock, P. n.
OF 50 d-daJ the following real estate Of
George MnrkerA efecdent, situate In Preble
county, Ohio, 4 bounded ddesaribedas fol-
lows to-Wit The southeast quarter, Of sec.
ton 80, in township Z, range 3 east; aiso
one other tract Of land descrioedas follows:
Beginning ut the northwest corner Of the
southwest quarter; Of section IS, in the same
township, and range; thence north So east,
10 poles to Twin crs.k; thence down said
creSk with the meanderings of the same to
the south boundary line of said quarter sec.
.tion; Thence south 49, west 54l poles TO 9
posi- thence north ~; west l60 poles 70 q
sugar tree the plsce of beginning excepting
thefeirom of Of said last mentioned tract,
~ acres. more or less leaving . balance Of
2 acres more or less; also the north side Of
the Rcrth- east quarter. dissection L, in town
ship 6, range3 east. and running acrOss the
north side of said quarter a parallel line
with the north se%ctiouline o.sSto make 81 a
cres excepting therefrom about 10 acres.
heretofore sold to one DR.. Fall leaving .
balance Of n acre. more or less, taken ~
the property Of tho said George Marker on
an execution in favor Of Henry Shively, aud
against the said; George Marker: Isl.
Terms Cash b. AN
Appraised Al 3 J0RN R. MccLEAF,
I. qat> yisyj ,i9%s SheriG. &
I @ lmore 4 Campbell, Atty's,
\ Jan. Il i864-tds. lP.rf 81, 100.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04
ATTENTIONS!

Messrs. Co6iman aud Deem, have
opened their new bank on Main.
Street, where they win receive dc.
posits of gold, silver aud green,
hacks from their customrrs npom
good security u dry goods which
titSy will sell as cheap as any other
in town. The winter stock to
be- sold clt at less than cost ptioe
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04
EutaI ana MistsIIanssus.
~-Ws see that Mes.rs. AGA

NT W. see that Messrs, SGANs
and SREALoR are going ahead with
their new Fohpdry and Machine
Shop. We likeTto see enterprisins
men encouraged. To encourage
the New Foundry, ia to support
our town. and promote its interests.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04

sasRA recommend bur ~Iem6eraiie ata.
ders WIG wish tora sound New York daily
pspeB,tto read the advertisement in oar col
umns II the New York World. The paper
i worthy Of the highest Recommendation,
neutrality-suspicious. Offer most liberal iuduce-
men,s.s Make np a club at once
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04
For the Democratic Pres..

Yes, by all mears, re noninate
"hohest" OId Abe But when you
say fiie people all over the North
is but one voice for him or endorse
his perjury and reasonable policy,
you fslsity, and you know it. To
be sure, You have q majority in
Congress andin these Legislatures,
but they were obtained by tramp,
ling the rights of The people in tho
dust, and by resorting to q power
such as none but tyrants and usur-
pers ever use.r With the exception
of three or four of the negro'equal.
ity New England States, every
Northern State and every Border
State, at q fair election, would give
an overwhelming vote against Abe
Linco'n's administration, its rob.
berries and it's usurpations, and it is
douhle'distilled impudence in these
Abolition members of Legislatures
and their pimps tn claim that the
people are with them in their as
.saults upon the Uuion Of our faith
era. Deception gave power to the
Abolitionists, and robberles. villa
mics, treason and deception mark
the slimy path OF it's career of three
years. 50 the power remains il
their hands, what rare they how
much blood aud treasure rs squan.
dered, or how many widows and
orphans appeal to the throne Of
heaven for help? Glorious times
these for "loyal" thieves who are
becoming p~hlcgma,ic, on corrup,
ton! Yes. nominate '.l,0nest" Abe,
and rejoice over 1t, We Abolition
horde. 1t is perhaps all proper
you should be merry over the l,lee
ding Inins OF II o, ce great country;
great until your ltliuird hands
touched The ALA OF Liberty. NERO
tddled whtH Rome WAS on fire. and
Is il Fl that HE NERoEs Of this dis
.trpsAtd county should daace aud
fiddle before ABRAHAM the irst,
now that the torch is placed in the
very portals ol our G"yernment.-
1t is n LIA-the iIasses do not BAY
"welI done faithful servant '--nor
wall they rejoice at the sIckening
PROSPECT II four NOR" years ct Lin
cOin's bloody, desIolic rule. As
well tuight the Imperial city have
celebrated with triumpllal process
.sions the entrance of tne hordss OF
Goths and Vandais, tina; ravaged
her fields and sacked her temples,
~ tile people of these once United
States ~rsjoice a. the continuance Of.
corruption, perjury and treason Of
AboiiuoHism. They now realize
the dreadful error they committed
when they permitted this wretOhed
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04

~ Mr.. JOHN SPA1z win soon as,
toniah the natives. iy his grand
start In his new Store. on Main
Street, near the, Bank.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04
Bin.

Al florence Station, on the 20th uitimc,
KsrE, wife 6fFimoify Nearby, aged es yra.
The aecvased wa a native Of the parish
Of 0'Dprpey, Co Kerry, ireland. "A large
" friends mourn her loss
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04

srMr. Levi GrurD has added 20
his Stock, by identifying his Store
With. Qufsnswape, and mauyroiher
necessary and usefnl articles. See
his advertisement.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04
TelDOne, Good and Faithful Servant

So the eople everywhere, say of Old
Abe. A. over the North there ia but one
voice as IN who shall be he most President.
The verdict is. MT to swap horses now
The Legi 'ls'urra 6f Kansas, Connecticut
md Pennsylvania have resolve" hat he is
the man. La fact he il elected now for the
four years commencing March 4. 1866. The
people will ratiIy i, next NuVember.-Reg
ister, Lan. 2Sh VT
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04
~ Il n viii much pIeasu

SG- Il il With much pleasure that We
notice tue s.tabisharapt offs new Flax Com,
pany st.tbe Washington Mill, Wsst Main
Street Our farmer friends siI please rOad
Iheir advertisement u another column, sud
bring on tbsiE Flas 70 Aessrs Fostsfk Win.
ter By whom thcg viii DO trested IihssSi,y
and POLITELY
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04

H-IlARBAU6H is doing his best
to sell, .erve aud please. lie is
worthy of a large share OF public
support.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04

%G. LOCKWOOD Is sill selling
ihc beat Groceries at reasonable
prices.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04

~ MANNERs.--It not unfre,
quently happens that manners are
best learned from the unmannerly.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04

} F00S& STEPHEkS
Ietlg Aftys Ecf Pedio6sE Tn
lAttsSt ChHs W. hAish, Clerk Of ~
~ aas ~ pai 3 lPfE 4tfO0 gEoa
EatOhsJaaa i~4slsstsws t'tss
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04

Attoratys for Petitioner.
Febraar' 1, l864-4hd TPr. f. $l5;5s
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04

Appraised al s. JOHN R. McCLEAF,
qa 6sy 9%e Sheriff. {
@ lmore 4 Campbell, Atty's,, 4ea.. :
Jan. II 1864-tds. lPrf 50, 90.
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would allow them 4, remain on dcposit govesnmeut
account, g. be dasu saus in rssneni Of public cred
TORS instead Of adopting the plan blthero pursued Of
reqaur,ng the M ney be raid In fixed
ameu,s into he Sub Treasury; aud would ess o,
not terminate, ibs inoonyenient hostility which
exis,s beiwsen the Gtate and The national banks by
giving equal privileges 10 sacn Tue capital which viii
be absorbed IN moving ths crops during the next few
mon crate In favor OF continued strngency IN
market till after tho OF capital 20 the
gSest oeutres.
We are no, without hope IN any event. that. With the
aid Congress- MI fessendeo viii ultimately devise and
carry out such OF finance will teud 70 miti
cato the evils already eutaed by his incom etent and
binnd.rng predecessor. who, 'penny wise and pound
foolish" sacrificed nent interests for temporary
the future word expunged from hts vocabulary.
There another weak stock market to DAY, and
prices continued droop. Compared with the highest
quotations the nrst hoard yesterday New York Central
declined a Fre Railway u Hudson River AZ. Reading
~ Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien Michigan Central
3, Michigan southern Y, Illinois Central Cleveland and
Pitsburg * Chicago and Rock Island Is, Pittsonrg and
Fort Wayne I, Chicago and Northwestern Il, Cumberland
Cod l. American Coal Canton Company IL, and Quick
silver M,uigs Erie preferred stock advanced ~ and
Delaware and Hudson Canal e.
Prices railroad and miscellaneous shares at the hrst
session az the Board OF Brokers TO day compare with the
highest cash saes Friday Of last week folows-
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lhe wheat markell opened &C. SC. higher but at the
close the improvements scarcely sustained and the
business not 50 extensive The aggregate sales being
10000 bushels nj So IS So 90 Chicago spring So 90
- 80 Tor Milwaukee club ~ 60 n 80 65 for amber
pring, e. 5s 81 IL Tor Winter rod Western, 81 10
81 10 for amber winter 50 10 for inferior white Cana
dian aid 81 % tor white Geneses Corn meal &c.
SC. higher with sa'cs Of so 900 bushels ut 81 Sc 81 60
for unfound and 81 ca III sb Cor suund woetern mixed
closing heavy Oats we're arm win fair BUSINESS al
Csc a 81 Rye sold In email parcels at 81 90 Barley
dull or barley malt n yale wss reported vt 81
CoiToS rem aned quiet at previous prices with sales Of
TnycrTs were wiihou. decided change. Engagements
10 Liverpool, per AInecan 900 bushels wheat Adj
7,co9 DO corn at 37ld per 80 ibs, and per neutral
q c0a bashrs . al per 60 lbs IN hulg 1000 bbs
noar 500 hogsheads sugar at 2o 10 tons taow 81
14s Cd 15s and 60 hogshesds tobacco at lbs 10 Lon
don rcr American. 1900 bills -four al Is I'D per neu.
3D. in bags, and per steamer 1000 bbls nour pri.
vats terms, 1900 bali chests tea nj 20s. 200 boxes
so boxes bacon at 2os aud per steamer 10000 bush.
els wheat Sd. 10 Bremen, 100 bogsbeads tobacco al
Coz. 200 terces lard At liza Cd To Antwerp, 600
bbs Eour at Is. and To Havro 500 bbs flour ut 65c
Haluveran brig WINS chartered TO Bremen, 600 bbls
petroleum As Cd an Italian bris 900 bushels wheat
Cork ORDERS at 5s por quarter British ship. 600
tons Sugar Falmouth, tor orders, at ats Cd, and IN
Oicenburg oris " Brdeaur slaves, on Irvate terms.
beef and ia DO ard The por yy msrse. opposed higher
bus closed dull and lover the sales were 5000 bbls Of
si2 Ter old mess stoa IS for new do, closing at ns
Ssl ti2 tor prime mess also 1000 bbs new mesa for
July, buyers op,in, at $50, aud 600 do for August
4 same OPTION az S5L Inc peer mntet wss Gules uus
Arm, with sales o, 600 bbs at si6 SIS TOR country
mess - $40 for country primo, $40 SIS for rapacked
| mess, and SIS $50 Tor extra mess Prime moss beef
was quiet a previous rates. neef hams dull and
\ nominal. Cut meats nrmer aud moro active: the
sales included 275 packages at loc ior shoulders
and 1sc l9c. for hams bacon 4dcs wore dull but hsm
Lard active and higher with Gales Of 500 bbs a,
DOC 2ic also eco bbls., deliverable within fifteen
days at 2lc Butter In fair request, nj 33c
3ec for OHIO $40 tsc for state, and cheese wa
active and nrmer, lsc &c. for common 10 Urine.
SUGAR fairly active and nrm With sales o. 1000
Il uha do n n
$50 DO Porto Rico at 28 xc 2skc. and 30 DO. Ne adj
At l5c Renned was mer, with fair inquiry, ~ 2Sc
l 16c for con yellow; 2Tkc 200 Tor sofs whitss aes
| 2o,kc. for crushed, graualatsds and powdsfse.
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"A ANHATraN SAVINGS, INSTITUTION. 6a BROAD
IVA corner OF Bieecksr ssreetTwenty seventh semi
annual dividend trustees OF this institution have d.
re'ca that ntercs; be nad all deposits (by the res
TITLED thcreto OF the following raesfve
mum for S. and all amoausa nnder four cant
for all sums exceeding $5. Also extra dividend
at the rate Of one PER cent annum free of
payable after Julv is. ISterestv be credited
under date o! july l. and IL not Withdrawn will
interest the same a. ierest r. J. BROWN President
EpvA ScHELT. Tres surer
c. =. AivoRp Secretary
kIOrICE-A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
~ Of the international God Amalgamsting Company vii!
be held tie Office Of tho company, ISL Broadway
No Z Monday. tho 18th lust. at o'clock 7. NJ pune
SAMUEL COOPER, Secretary.
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-yANcs srgwART ROCK OIL CON

pRosPEorUs -yANcs srgwART ROCK OIL CON
p.s IL; ss" s Il si SHARE
s.o asS ssys SSs' o. q: ss july
and q Ansss. lsc. rssrss..s; :, q. .o.,..
Ihs l.nd plcha shs Vance s.swar. Roof or Com
the OF rss'sa o..
q. q he
To Mas Run coup Of %sAss bsow Franklin IN ysnsn.
ys.das sSaaa.as para ..sn. harvest Of an s,csl
proaasas s,h even sui ssss. Tssu.T, ss.s Il:
il "esssd The sow Of oil bslu' the borough OF Frank.
1 Da 'a sss sis the ss
o raess 10 IA ect,on; eqarn,iy
enc. enc q b sus ss ss .
de-per In proportion lower down the river where how
spps
mea,ssr yssoy Of this lana have conHnued PRODUCING
during The pas tree or four years an unwavsrins and
s.ncr shs map win demonstrate ~. fact tina. the
line and ony distant continuation Of the identical
sos s "s The ol ns s sssh ohs.
wand therefore not be exiraofdinar u by boring wells
ss ys. soa rival 81 IL
Sns O q he 9. G o the
m KS o. nv uo P1ny land hs,s .. hsen , on ..s.
o o sss a So. s a :"
,as y sas
There are also other well, .orsa few honaIed ice.
Of oil barrel day generally be scooped out OF them
and doubt exist that the viii bota highly
renuners,ng wells when bored able depth Another
e! !. hnl! bored and PROMISES y satisfactory yield.
Sampes.f oil procured from these wells can be seen at
the of L. g. Page IS Maiden lane. of La FARCE
Cover Z Co. brofers, No. Wall street second floor
The fee OF this valuable oil and comprising hundred
and acres including the ros tyoi niy per cent
Fl IL e. s nGy
THE company direct from the for the moderate price
of sl57 $50 with Gr,s' Mill in dne ordera snug House.
dc; also patches Of timber. 2 .
The OF stock WI pay cash for the land IN full and
leave the a. 450 Cash working capital on hand win
VIII oh 70 comp ats tbs three old Wells ana also 70 two
order Within few mo nths; ersngemens viii be made TO
will be acrsc; ted for less tina n fifty shares.
The reaped by rock oil establish
ed here and elsewhere notorious The oil trade Is get In
its infancy and the demand constantly Increasing ls
price is now S2 per barrel at the wes mouth exclusive OF
wells will deubsless be struck at the depth o. $50
feet; reach the Oh I'd sand rock Wells have
been bored hsreefore depth Of on about So IN
proprt during the prose- Ut year Thec Y roo! for one
hundred wells. perfect tle OF all enoutnbfAnceA
ia confidently assured to the company. ~sfe
Lists of s1oscripoE until the 50,0D shares
subscribed pavaoe per share to the ordsr Of the
OF the company, at the office OF L. PAGB IS
Maiden lane or LA "A ROE. Cow EK Co, brokers' No
Wall street. second floor, New York.
The public invited To call for prospectus .fi
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CITY COMnEu,IAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, July SEP. 81.
BREAnsrrFTs. -Recelpts, 1854 bbis. rorr 800 bbls
End so bsss meal, 200 bushels wheat and 642 do
oats The demand tor lour active the early part
or the day. ara prices advanced Zoe 75c. bu, al the
close portion the lost, aud our out
SIDE rgurcs above the market a The close The
sales comprised 81 ooo hbs state and Western including
IA 900 do extra State. for July and August delivery
So SI2 70 and 500 d.. round hoor OHIO August
az SIS SI3 Is; also $500 southern uud 200 Cana
dian Rye aour was Grmcr ana In fair request, with
sses o, AGO hbs. al 81 20 50 Corn was scarce
and in with sales q 300 bbIs at 50 FOR Jersoy S
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Gold started at 27c1s; but the scarcity OF buyers
caused II to drop t. geo, from which point It rallied
little sold 27O 21e There are indications OF
breakdown 10 the gold market which viii DEFY the
powers OF the bull sp,cuiators control There no
pressing demand At present for specie either expert
pay dutiea and purchasers have resolved hold
long they under the prcsen< high rate OF pre-
mium.
The transactions at the ub.Treasury 70 day
follows
f8ceipN ,coV
Total receipts. 537S 9s2
Payments. ............ 4A771l1
Balance. 5,0a5
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THE TRUSTEES OF THE CENTRAz PBTRoLsUM
toapaay hsv. h,; s.y ID ascsrss dlydsnd q oas per
payabs she isth inst % their Qoe No 10 Pine sreeI
sew YoRx. Juiy7 S6A WE'D. ~ CLAR q. seey.
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ToL,ET AVN CHICAGO RAILROAD coMPANY,s

81 Stock.
for sale limited amount Of the above stock.
The road 81 miles long commencing Joliet Illinois,
and terminating ut Chicago. .sNt
The total OF the steck or the Company 10 III 500 O
the OF whirh has already been purchased by
1 can,taliats permanent Investment
The road has leased rerpttv BY the Chicago and
Alton RIA road Company CURED by the charter obtain
ed from the Lesaturc of illinois, under which that Com
psny a-gsnzed. and In irrevocahes
The lease requires the nasnent OF rent monthly TO the
United States Trust Company, in the city of New York.
sufficient dividend OF ~, per
annns free United States government tax, imposed
he imposed. l.
an additional security the payment OF the rent,
2h7ns OF the of the Chicaso and Alton Rail
roat ably pledged for that purpose
VIC recommend this stock to parties seeking safe Invest
m-nt.
For further particulars apply TO n. K. JEsuP Co,
50 Exchange place
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PROSPECTUS ., ,rr
COLUMBIA eoLD MINING COMPANY
or COLORADO
....................,..Iepo 600 sHAR rs
NOMINAL PAR, SO EACH.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. IS PER SHARE.

suBsc s2zHssI r FHs - F Sha SHARE
Stock full paid and M 20 pssle to assessment
JAMES W. ELwErI. Bs1., Of the firm of James W.
JOHN r. 9ELvERToS Esq, Presden, of the Bank Of
THoaxs q FOSTER Esq.,, late OF the firm of Foster
FISH Ess Frs.aon, 2, q. Marine p Ban.
ROBERT p. PERRIN. Esa. Cashier OF the Butchers
aud Droyers Bank. 80.
THOMAS r { 'yisosssainn, E.s
MARINE sRtf BANK.
SAMUEL l. fssff'aiiEsove, x.s
HENRY A. 6o s,Rs kss Gsssrs City, Colorado
i.:s.i s;s:, e..
is., s..f nj. sss.s directly =:
Point :, Black nsys Guy Inc who. pop.ris s@s.ssins
and raan. ssp e %
% ID Dc s.s and be-. IL s
Territory having yielded arser amounts Of gold than a.y
s@f Eisssa k.S, os:%. ysssa . ss..: AZ!
sf Lode s y s'S p ZOO s tsS
ss q equal e = s . sr ss.d Beside. hs .sS,
i..i An on North CLEAR creek, half mile below Biz il
srss,, adv.a,sS. Possessed By ,s. conR;n,
". H. somps y . ans
ehInery capable Of sorkos iof,y ssh Ton.
ss Ssy %: sas r +sS, fss
pany eonna ,e enp.o 70 commenee pay ng CARY
ony be had for limited period the subS ,ripou
price and Judging from the constant demand 70 obaia
FOR Investment II rapidly In 1heS Attcut
Of capitalists and others ca TO this company, believing
stock has been offered In the that
instrinsc merit entiusd W lAdsuee In
the community for pro table safe aad permss
mont.
Subscription books Of the company for oAl limited
number Of shares open the onoo Of ALBERT
H. NiCoLaf Hal, "a william street. at = price Of 2!
balance S2) payable ck whom the csrf Gates Of
ready TO be delivered By the company, or the whole
amount he paid ~ the time utpou at tn
option Of thepabscrbes 10 the stock,
Parties who desrou Of securing OF ths stock
the above low informed that the iatsnl
closing the books shortly. After whiAh TINE stock VIII
sold tess Aan par W
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TINGs COUNTY


n y ! WAR ENLISTMENT LOAN. "
$i,G10f0.
COUr0N BONDS.
KisGs COUNTY TRK asuaZR's OpyiCK,l
Is Court street. BEooKLYA, July Z, 1864. (
Proposals. will be the office Of tho Treasurer OF
Kings county, until r. NJ on.
WEDNESDAY, July 20, 1854,
SlHD9NO0
+
KINGS COUNTY WAR ENLISTMENT BONDS.
Issued py authority OF IL OF the 1864
AND BY resolution of the Board Of Supervisory adopted Mag
s 1884 N
Tho bonds will be ssued Of s! 900 caeh dated
Augrst 1864. with interest al thu rate OF six per
anuBm payable semannualiy to Wilton the first DAYS
Of Ma. and November Tho principal will be Para
b!e rs fo.iows.- 1850
$.Gi,sO on the frat day OF May, 1870
2H0, $50 on the first day o. Nav. 1871.
10U 90 on tho first day OF Nav 1881.
200. tsG on tho first day AZ May, 1sS2.s
7H5. zoo on the first :ay Of MAY. 1884, -
The proposals must state tho of beads desired
amount OF Uranium PR BOND and for which year ma
turing
The wose ptsd will be required
TO os!t with the County Treasurer
1874 the awarded to respectively when The
bonds wiz he ready tor delivery.
Each POSITION should be sealed and endorsed Propo
possls FOR King County War Enlistment Loan and be adj
d-rrsnd to tho County Treasurer
The fight Ia reserved b. AL OF the bids n
deemed to protect the interest of the
THOMAS A. GARDINER. County Treasurer