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The Portland daily press., 1864-01-08
Rebels Preparing for attack on Little RseH.
Ark.-Cotfon Sales at Nenphis.

CAIRO, ILL.,, Jan. Q.
Gen. Kirby Smith had superseded General
Holmes, who had been ordered TO report at
Richmond. Gen. Smith commands the entire
rebel force west of the Mississippi river, with
his headquarters at Camden. His forces,
which consist OF about 1900 rebels, are re-
presented as being very active in raising and
equipping men with the object of attacking
Little Rock, which they felt confident they
could attack in force before its garrison was
reinforced.
The Memphis Bulletin reports the sale on
Saturday Of 3I5 bales Of cotton, at 75c for
good middling, and 73c for middling fair. The
shipments during the week were 1I4S bales.
Three hundred and sixty-nne bales arrived
to-day, mostly for Cincinnati, but boats can
not ascend the Ohio In consequence of its be-
ing frozen by Smithland.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-08
Inauguration OF GOV. Coux.

Hon. SAMUEL Cory, of Augusta, elected
by an unprecedented majority, was inaugu-
rated yesterday as Governor Of Maine for the
ensuing year, according to ancient usage and
custom. He was attended to the House of
Representatives, to be qualified in Conyen-
ton of the two Houses, over which the Presi-
dent of the Senate presided, by the retiring
Governor, Ii on. ABNER CoBuRN.
After the oath Of Office was administered,
the Governor, from the Speakers desk, deliy-
cred his Address, in clear, distinct and i'm
pressiye manner, which was listened to
throughout with the most undivided attention.
The areas on either side Of the Speakers chair,
the lobby in the rear and the galleries, were
completely filed with those who had gathered
to witness the ceremonies.
1t was gratifying to see the jubilant feeling
exhibited over the nomination and election of
Hon. John A. Peters to the Attorney General
ship. He is exceedingly popular with all
classes, is loyal all through, and is considered
one of the ablest lawyers in the State, and as
an advocate has few equals before jury. Mr.
Peters is member of the House, but will not
be obliged TO be qualified for the new Office
till the close OF the session; meantime Mr..
Drummond will attend to the duties.
The new Sc cretary OF State, Ephraim Flint,
Jr, Esq, of Dover, is a gentleman of Guilt
waited mind, lawyer by profession, a man to
whom all seem to accord incorruptible homes
ty, and that he will grace the position to
which he has been elevated there can be no
doubt.
Adjutant General Hodsdon - the hardest
not be spared In these war times, and his
unanimous nomination and election were as
complimentary to an efficient officer as they
were richly deserved.
The Land Agent, Hon. Hiram Chapman,
having held the Office but a single year, and
his administration being faultless, was re-
elected without opposition.
The new Council is said to be an able one.
The reelection Of Perry and Holden from the
western portion of the State is evidence that
those gentlemen have been found good and
faithful public servants. The same is true of
Mr.. Ruggles oil Penobscot. The new members.
so far as We know them or have heard of
them, are men of character, ability and f.
deity.
Capt. Horace Bucklin, of Rockland,
died suddenly on Sunday night last.
.Y~ Lorenzo Snow, of Gardiner, was killed
on boprd the gunboat Marblehead on the 25th
ult
% Vermont has raised her quota, and
nearly three hundred to spare, besides the en-
listments of those already in the army.
1~The Bangor Wing learns, from pri-
vate letter, that the pirate Blaine has been
arrested and delivered to the proper authori-
ties at Halifax.
s-"Spurwink's' letter from the Capital,
giving sketches of the new Governor and the
presiding officers Of the two houses, is neces-
sarily laid over till to morrow.
1B-An old wooden building on Water
street, Augusta, occupied by several families,
was partially destroyed by fire, on Sunday
afternoon,
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-08


SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 4.
Sanwich Island dates to the 18th ult. have
been received. King Kamehameha the Fourth
died Nov. 30th, aged twenty-nine years, lexv-
ing no ehildnen. Prince Lot, the eldest BROTH
er, succeeds to the throne. He has requested
the late Minister of State to continue to pre-
side over that department until his pleasure
be further made known. No change in public
policy is anticipated.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 5.
The duties collected at the San Francisco
custom house for the present year foot up a :
$4,000.
The Union Convention Of Nevada has NOM
mated Jno. b. Winters for Congress, and Miles
n. Mitchell for Governor.
SAN francisco, Jan. 9.
1t is currently reported that DIR. Warren, the
late State Comptroller, Is defaulter TO the
State in large amount, and has left the coun-
try. The Legislature has appointed COM
mittee to investigate his accounts.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-08
DISASTERS,

A telegram from New York states that sch Louisa
Dyer, of Rockland, from vinahaven for Baltimore
Was abandoned At sea. and the crew brought to New
York in ship Neptune, from Liverpool
Bark Edisto. OF Boston. ffom New York for Cefte
was abandoned at sea the nth uit. The crew Ar
rived At New York 1th In ship Mary Durkec. from
Ship W Lindsay. ashore on the West Bank re-
mains the same. She is full of water TO between
decks. Operations on her have been suspended on
account OF the extreme cold and the ice.
Sch Marion Gould. Trim, from Machias for New
York, put into Stonngton 9th inst and reports hav-
ing dragged ashore In Long Island Sound during the
gale OF Friday night and was obliged to throw over
board loo, 900 laths from OF deck to get Cd.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-08

PORT OF PORTLAND.

In0rD00ys.ss..... - 000Hy Il
ARRIVED.
Steamer Montreal. Prince. Boston.
Sch Princess. Mshoncy, Boston.
Sch Maryland, Walker. Boston. w
CLEARED.
brig 0rson Adams. Waite. sagua-Thos Asencio
K Co
Brig Blue Wave, Merriam. Parsboro NS-master
Sch Grace Girdler. erie. washin gton-C Clark
Sch union. Hanlin, Baltimore-A II Estis =
The AZ ship Richard Alsop. SO tons. built at Bath
in is4. has been sold TO go under the British nas
All ship Milan. 100 tons. built at Belfast In ls45 -
been sold : terms private; bark Evelyn, 800 tons.
for $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-08

In this city Dec. 81. BY Rev. j. II. Mordough. Geo
T. Bartlett. Of Elliot. and Miss Ellen d. whitney. OF
Casco.
In Cape Elizabeth, Jan. 6. by Rev. VIM y. Eaton,
Seavey, Of G. f.
In Norway; Dec. 81. Oscar n. Ford aud Miss Min.
ME II :, daughter of Sylyanus Cobb Jr
In Saccarappa Jan &, by Rev Moore Rrves N
Edwards, Jr.. and Miss Henrietta Libby; also same
time. Fred Proctor and Miss Kate Edwards all OF
westbrook Corrected.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-08
DIED..

I'm In Springfield Mass, Dec. %. Mrs Rosamond
In Gorham, Dec. %. Mrs. Lucy Phinnev AGED a.
In Monmouth. Dec. %. Mr.. Joseph Neal aged 81
In Whiteheld. Dec. Is, Mr.. Joseph Prebie aged Il.
In Greene. Dec. o. Mr.. Saml Max we'll aged s4
50 years months.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-08
Brighton Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. o, 1864.
At market 125 beef cattle, 80 stores 200 Sheep
shoats, = fat hogs. ln
.PsrcEs-Beg CatHe-In consequence of the lin.
tied number offered. and high prices asked sales
were with some difficulty made. and cattle remained
unsod late In the afternoon. We quote Extra 90 70
40; hrst quality, 8 1919 20; second s25ae 60;
Working Oes Mo sales
Sors aud Caires- Sales SIS %. %, A. As and As.
SnoH Sfores-None offered.
SaeeP-smali lots IS Is, 80, 8 6s, 4, 49, and IS
SkoGfs-NoDe offered - - "
Fat Hogs-None offered.
Statement Of Brighton Market for 1869
65.syl Beef Cattle, sales estimated at s3 65s s2s
20,315 Stores. do do s-0 40
lti $50 Sheep, do do ssa s-s
Z2,310 Shoats, do do 90 "a,
~. 40 Fat Hogs do do asq 260
s5.355,53)
g 2I Beef Cattle,
1877 Stores,
1.2.50 Sheep, Sales estimated M a las lst
~ ,92o Shoals,
81, Isl Fat Hogs II.
90 l05 Beef Cattle
16. $50 Stores,
192.720 Sheep. Sales estimated at "A oqs ats
S. 800 Shoafs, ~-'-
~ 30 Fat Hogs,
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-08
steamer Che.apsnke.

HALIFAX, n. s., Jan. 7.
The steamer Chesapeake was placed in Ad-
miralty to-day, by order of the Provincial
Government.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-08
THE DAILY PRESS.
PORTLAND MANN
Friday Morning, January g, 1864.

The circulation ofthe Daily Press is larger
than any other Daily paper in the State, and
double that Of any other in Portland.
TERNs-s7.oo per year u paid strictly in adraace,
a discount Of 81 90 tciH be made.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-08

U-It is said the shipbhilders and owners
Of Bath have sold ships enough to Europeans,
since the commencement Of the war, to amount
to s3yO0O,0O0 in gold or this sum 100000
is still on deposit in Europe.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-08
FOREIGN PORTS.
SPOKEN,

Nov a. lat 10 n, lon lis w, ship Young America
Jones. from San Franeiseo for Liverpool.
Dec I. lat 80. Ion -. bark 81 Jage, White. from
Havana for Portland
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-08

liberality of the people
PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION
In the scale of recent national events, the fact
which most prominently challenges the attention
and sympathy of Chrstendom, is the Proclama-
ton of the President of the United States, de-
| claring the emancipation of the slaves in the
States IN revolt. Having given timely warning
| TO the rebels to lay down their arms and return
| to their allegiance and duty, under the penalty
OF this assault upon their right to hold their fell
| low men in bondage, the madness which precedes
| destruction made them deaf to the warning, and
this bolt, which but for the rebellion could not
| have been forged was hurled at their cherished
! institution. r
No measure of the government has called
| forth such fierce inyectiye, or evoked more con-
stitutional criticism. Those who at the outset Of
the rebellion, and before any act of war, denied
the right or power of the nation to maintain its
authority, or, in their own stereotyped phrase,
| Ito coerce State,' and who at no time since
have yielded any moral support to the govern
lnent IN its fierce struggle and extreme need, but
| for a time were awed to apparent acquiescenee
py the earnestess OF the people, on the issuing
| OF tins Magma Charta Of freedom to an oppress-
ed and despsed race, instantly raised their voices
| IN denuncation of the Administration, for wag-
ing war for the abolition of slavery, and not
for the restoration of the Union. The want of
constitutionalp power, that objection which always
commands n respectful consideration, is urged
| against il.
sArhat IN time of peace, either the President, or
| Congress, separately or in conjunction, had any
authority whatever over slavery in the States
where 1t existed, was never pretended; no attempt
| to interfere Herewith was ever made by either,
prior to the outbreak of the rebellion, and that
no party in the country desiring such interior
ence III the States ever commanded the support
OF any respectable number of persons, is as well
known as any other fact in American history.
The rights of the States in this regard, were un-
| der the protection OF the solemn guarantees of
the Federal Constitution, which the nation never
| violated. But portion of the slaveholding
States, not satisfied with the religious observance
of these obligations and guarantees, and spurn-
| ing still others which were proffered in good
faith and friendship, trampling upon the Con-
stitution, sought to place the institution Of sla-
| very upon more steadfast foundation, by de-
stroying the government which had been its
shield and buckler, and to give it wider expan-
sion.in the national Territories, which they con-
hdently expected to clutch in the rapine of em-
| pire.
Thus and for this the war began. At its COM
mencement, it was the hope and expectation that
| 1t would be of short duration that the citizens
| OF the States in revolt would become convinced
that no invasion of their rights was intended,
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InGnn1l.
UNITED STATES TREAsURY. SEw. oEE. h'rch a. 1894.
To AN GOVERNMENT LOAN.

IO"3O by direction Tie Secretary oitAe Treasury,
hereby give notice ths, prepared receive subscriptions
on account OF United States bond authorized b. tho Act
Of March g. Ie3 boan, de bsrch /. 1894, rod, enable
st the pleasure Of TIE Cove sfer years and
payable forty years from date bearing interest at FIVE per
een,u,a year. usyabe.on Bonds One Hundred Dol
lars runuay anu on all otnoI iond, semi annually in coin.
Subscribers viii receive either Re s.eIed Coupon Bonds
as they my prefer
Rs.efei oouis viii be issued Of the denominations Of
fry Dols-s $50 One Hundred Dollars sio1 Five Humid
red Dollars $500 One Thousand DOL aTs tSloo' Five Thon-
saaJ Dollars (s5.o5l and Ten Thousand .slOo'Oi
Snd Coupon Eonds Of the Denominations Of Fii Dolers $50
One Hundred Dollars Sion rive Hundred Dollars 5000,
and One Thou.lnd Dollars ($LOjD.
Subscribe. 70 this 9au Wi the option Of having their
bonds draw intercs rom NIc september j. as the case
may be- by paying the accf1el interest III coin United
note5 tie National Daks adding hty per
cent for Premium or receive ea drawing interest iiom the
date Of subscription and deposit
Upon the receipt Of lions viii issue uy certificate
Of deposit therefor in duplicate the original Of which VIII be
forwarded by the subcr,lr tie e"rcsry Of the Treasury
Washington with letter f.,, tue kld Registered OF
csupon) and the denomination. bonds required.
Upon the receipt Of The original certificates O., the Treasury
Department. TIE bonds 5roel Tor viii be transmitted to
the subscribers respectively soon as tie same cen be pre-
pared.
commission OF ono-eishh Of per cent viii be allowed
70 those SUD I..ns Jl others resale The delivery o
thes bonds Las commenced and wi lr continued promptly.
JOIN j. CISCO Assistant. a reasures, U. 5.
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NEW-YORh, NATIONAL EXCHANGE
DESIGNATED D Eros3faUjfkf AND FISCAL AGENT
Oh UNITED STATES.

NATIONAL II 40 FIVE PER CENT LOAN.
Ry in4rseaJr. s the Secretary Il the Tre, r. This
Pos wit .ul ti'ns ior the Nstiona 10 ye per
Cot Lsn coupon Dc pda or r5si tered cor.nc,, redeem.
an ater ten ysysD 'ioriy years in cola and
vii allow 10 banks 6srke y and brokers the usual eom
Of -..cnth o. ole per &c ~
r loan he.r, god feres', payable semi annusy on
coupon and registered boat 4 so over, and annually
or 5su3s OF TOO den.rinstis ~ Of ~ ami 800.
The Interest On this Loo Ii payable the fr days Of
March and september each yesr The semi coupons
payable hose dses anu tie Nnna coupous the $50
s,s 3 ies bons ~, payable Oh the first Of March.
lie rou7rr boud viii Ny tuT delivery early in April
ard reeirt,.r,d boads about the .s-si oi Nay.
Remittance my BE- made is esl tender ,es National
Bank Notes In di4s &c. IN Ibis City, oil re.sed,
" :. COOKE, CaIisr
Newvork National EschsHse Bank.
New.York April II, 1914.
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OYPIcE OF TIE A.ISA FmE issusAs0E CosfAsr'
hEW- ORK, . pn Il, ldsL
Alta MEETING OF the BOARD Of DlltEO-
- TORS Of Ills Company Asd tis dy, TIE hecictA!y
Nr Liueou .tteree tentered bis resignation, account
Of going another business wheseuPon Il was resolved
that The gnston Of hir ssiteTee De scceped Al, -.
Rfsotd That the Board then hih aprrvcnoh o.
tbe ability AMI integrity Of Nj Lyusston saeTee eVineed
In his course a. Secretary Of this Company.
Resolr TLst Bin H. Z. Beach DO appointed sscretry IL
place OF Mr. sstteriee. , 49,,
Res1red THAI Mr VIM H. Barbour be appointed hs's1sn'
Secretary Of this Company.
The above resolutions were carried uninlmouiy. ,
JACOB BROUWEN, President
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financidl.
{,TPST NATIONAL BAN; OF EEW-YORK
No 4wALLsTh
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY AID FISCAL AGENT of
FOR THE Distribution OF

FOR THE DI5Ttll HON OF
CHE NATIONAL 1910 FIVE PER CENTL0AN.
NH. sfsyyeoss lean at p-I e'n' pr annurn--lh
zSr and PRINCIPAL, BY SPECIAL ACT OF CON
tzREss. MADE PAYABLE IN UoLD--and also by special
A4tbislesn ia EXEMPT FEOI TAXATION
Parties subscrbin. a, Ills bank may receive coupon bonds
Immediately with clean coupons. 1on March by paying the
,.rnod interest In surenc, da by per cent for premium
az the coin; or they may " e 1y receive b0ndi viii
,p,eres. commencing on the fIld Of subscription.
The zane rule viii also Apply to registered stoo& except
that cannot be delivered w. days aior subscription
Parties subscribing either way for redistribution will be
sE.wed one-eish Alb per cent commission.
The Secretary Of the Treasury uc This bank as follows
~The First National Dark o. the City Of New-York o.
hoA you are PIeddsn; Is suaos 20 receive subscriptions
Co the National 1910 Loan and hoped that iis exetons
% the most energetic aud ge ymeut OF which sea
,isnce is plsce5w be s,t,uicd Win complete success"
"Very respectfully,
(signed as. 2. CHASE, Secretary Of the Treasury.
"To 5. C. THOMPSON, esq, ~, Esssu'.'
she Coupon Bonds are Of $50 100 $50 and $1,000 De
examinations
Payments may be made in Lega Tender and National Bank
notes checks and da any bank in this city, that will
p~g On demand, or at one days notice, Address
JAMES CURPHEY, Cashier,
Fret National Bank NewYork.
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EOURTH NATIONAL BANK of tho CITY
4 ofsEW-YOEk. CAPITAL G.o9O1
By the authority q the seer Ty N he clury tbs k
is prepared 10 receive sub e. p.ons g me
NATIONAL lEh-FOEif LOAN
issued der supp rmsnsr to ~ act chted sr Act
70 provide Ways ssd Means the support Of the eo'er
melt." approved Nssrh .. ls8J. .
ghi. Loan 10 usdsemfbe sner ten. and ptylte fofy
yes. date with Interest o. he rate " I've per ceA1 Per
sruum Interest end Friuci al ra~sNlr IN COIN.
S4bscr p5ls a. tIs a1ayr nrat o. nude n lawn! EonJ
Of the Uitei Stses and tee acrued iEeref pad IN Gem
o. m NJ ous Currency (Ldigl ty per prrninfn until
luftler NOTICE. .....' GiOhGE OPDYhE, Presdeni.
Il q. RoLsIOs Assistant Cashier.
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GaanriaI. QEOT 3
A LBANY AND SCSQUEHANN. All
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Q4O MILES LoEG,,
FIRST MORTGAGES BONDS.
FOR 100000.
FOR SAIL BY
MARIE & IlANZ,
No. 81 wILLIAM-sE, NEW-YOHK,
No. "a wILLAM-sr., NETWORK.


The znders gncd Bier Tor sale $4,000 ~ tic FIRST
MORTGAGE SEVEN Fak CENT BONDS Of tho ALB. I
AM SUSQUt.ItNHAh RAILROAD COMPANY (Enr
L. Freuiie Pc --A, osHiss ia New iSr, lS July
The Bonds are Of = each coapone psyatV, Is,
January md let tsv, n NcflpTk ny They IRE ere-r1
n.uci Drew ai Alfred Naa Saufs1lr1 1ruse-s AID re
secured by mortgage which covers the whole 4 tho tsd
rOs' including to- rght a Necessary real estrc, super
structure franchise. and appar'eusncos belonging or 20
belong tie Company, a., e Fi-t aud rree1oj Liee
& Iee' eNceT a 0trl directed by ssse, ial
lturc Of The STATE Of ora 10 be secuted
to TIE tiy OF Asauy 70 tie payment ~ the pi pal
o. 600 Il En4h, g De Issued ty to said
lily as mid Of the said Eoad which two mortgages
ere by the Of tle said act entitled to an equaiy Of
hen."
The length Of Road 40 miles entirely within the stat, Of
New ok etiebdng The City Of Ainauy 10 biaDn
TIE krir lwly f0rsh rich aud 0thcTe r. lsn
oruH. yiau connections VITA Cther is!J+es ~ lts 1Ht
terniui aud mig another Hyenre ifon Ne coa q NJ
The fiF' Division Of s. miles, Ahry % -chrir-
has recently bceu opened for busssi oat portion Ron,
Scho.- 10 DRson' Dt-seo Co.. 20 niles las oeh iet Gh9
L. now h. vr0grs- afly ready for kitug and
rrepr.is ne advertised f5 . aus and bridging ~ miles
lie cot of be First Division intending rolling stock Is
about FIN0O1 81 edition % which 30 . ~ 2Yo bce4 *
ptnfd he -c. oi the ne total erpeeod to lst jam
ary lcli, 5l3id,4N. ..
Tho means Of the Company complete the Road including
w4t Il aleat exPrad d, are SlviItN. lnaHld-a si'a
Town ID uy4ous 10 tfe rto.it o. w-ei li4to h,1
been already paid I'M , oSs aAa krst hsrts,ge Bonds
the Of Ncw.yorA -ri pryahe Ea when the road
Is con Pletcd C9blcss 81 lc The balance when com
prtgd 80 iiss 20 OEessa tua 40 90 j. timated cost
Of y G11i When completed, ci,tfJO0o OF about So. 90
per c The j5ilt more to SECURE tho Bead issutt y
lie Company Iud he ,ouis 10 b. issued b. the ty Of
Albany sctACT Oyl, constitute .ot len u $f15O
MARIE 6 KANZ.
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oSFiog OF the 5uPEaIoE mIyISo Co,

10. 20 ExCKassE.PLACE.
CONNECTICUT STATE BOADS.-We
~ o,s for sale Coupon Bonds q s STATE Of Connecticut
seas sx pr cent interest aad Watrng twenty yeafs from
JAusary T. ls4 tfe o,t the s.te a. sud amp .
SA~ug Fuse j. provided. and confidently recommend
tLs- hohds paroles ecsiring he SAT u tAor
iv-vs-ffrerfs NJ HtN. SbN : Go.
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N1EN-FORTY LOAN.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK or NEW-YORK.
Designated Dspo',ory and hanea Agent Of the United
Statee.
hsw.yorK March %. 1864.
BY authority cfths secrety Of tho ioAury, this bsnA
viii receive Sub fIlptious account "
UNITED STATES BONDS,
authorized by tho Act Of March 1854 bearing date March l.
1894 redesiuaSe u tAs pc-Ire of re b!vcnmtn des t0l
ytr aud payable forty years from date bearing interest," a.
Der year payable Eon1s not over one huhdfei
dollars annually all otheI Bonds SEM Annually, ih
cOn.
Subscribers win receive either Registered Coupon Bonds
az sy may prefer aud v be required 20 ay, IN AdtIon 70
tue amount 0ftle pucpa OF e tends m ia" al money ts
accrued interest coin Tor M Uued states notes or ne noies
ofN uon Banks adding 20 per cont 20. premium ua. 1Iihcr
notice. from the 1t day OF MARCH, until TO day OF snssenp-
ton ana payment descriptions can b. made heaas M
tcrest from tso wiz 700 the payment OF rom tGe LIST
Of March. rud ,re-. iuni thereon. %,
The usua commission Of onrrigh,h Of per cent viii
be allowed 10 BANKS. BANKERS and Brokers.
Messrs William and John OBTou, Bankers No. a. Wall
81. are authorized 10 receive subscrirou Tor this Bank
HENRY a. HURLBUT, President
A. g. ALLEN, Cashier.
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CIEvrLASD AND ToaFpO RAILROAD Co.,
SasAsUREE's OTFICE, CLEyI-tED. g. iar'h 10, 4to-
A SEMI-ANNUAL DiNIDEND OF a per
N CENT free from G0yctnmeI, tx, pom the Capital
sSoek of fie CLEVELAND 81 TOLEDO Z y RpAD
COMPANY has ;us day been dc-'lr 'he csrd ~ Di.
,ectors rsvsb~ On he ID d-y 81 PSF next ct 10 Office Of
Nessrs tERBiIIE Co.. No. a. Wallst E-w-NoIk City,
ga until no list dsy Of Nay ext and a0er tie latter date At
tie Compsny's oniee IN CisY md
the Conrpanvs Stock Transfer Books viii be clo7cd on
sAsrii IA. c. LUCE, Treasurer.
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METROPOLITAN FAIR.-Ihe Union.
w Square Department viii be Kept open on hOND IN
GSod. tst have ust been received aa kgrope a'a'i0n
~ WINS L. az FL. .. - Chairman Execalifs CsD
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rT1O THE STOCKHOLDERS of the MARI

OFFICE OF TIN GLOBE FIRE INSURANCE Co,
Cor. GrHENwicT AND FULTON SIS,
Ngw.foRE April 49, l8CiD
A T an ELECTIONfor Directors OF this COM
IN PANY held Tuesday l2th inst the following gen
tiemen unanimously elected Tor The ensuing year VIZ
Leousrd Kirby, Geo. w. Elder, IA2+ &; G9elcmui'
u n Msr,in James {. GuEck, A. II. MIDDLETON,
Wm 3. Sudmore Thos. Reed Samuel Ucnnai
Holm Castree q. w. Bird, John keyser,
Aaron Rutherford Daniel l. Ross Moses W. Fish,
Geo w savage Gardner G. Violin, Joseph CoweD,
Henry Ellsworth, Walter w. Prco, yohh hlstSce,
Thos Patton, Samuel 7. Knapp, Joel d. Hunter,
Cyrus H. beutrel, Vim. w. Bruce, Ahros Ciahnt
Rntsan suckley. George Opdyke, EhnnghHm Cock,
WiDon O. II mt, W. \. Hav,inoyer Chas. ~ Ludngson,
WIN. a. Fowler, Harvey Weed, Ezra Wheeler
Daniel Drew, Nathaniel Smith, Fred Lacey,
David Wagst6J john AOmer Lyman 4. Jscobns'
Jas. H. Benedict r. TLTockmorlon, Thomas T. Buckley,
L. M Luther, +. K Liysrnore, M. X. Carpenter.
John J. Morris, Robt Mclaughlin, 49, .
And the following gentlemen, VIZ. CHAS. y. CREHAE,
FRANCIS JENKINS, and HECTOR ARMSTRONG, were
elected Inspectors lOf tho next Election.
And at = subsequent meeting Of the Board, LEONARD
KIRBY ESQ.,, was unsnul ously reelected President
ALFRED a. REEVES, Secretary