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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-04-08
The s. s.Exibitio,,.

This entertainment is to come off OF
Friday evening Of next week. We are
not able to ixs ~ programme in this
number. but expect to do seis.ogE nexi.
which We design to issue day in adj
vance of usual time. II is Hoped the
occasion will be one Of pleasure and
profit to the School. and to all who par
,icipa,e in or attend upon it.
As one of the objects is TO raise funds
% increase the Library of the School,
the following terms Of admission have
been agreed upon:
Adults Is cents. Children under "A
years ofage. not members of the Sab
bath School, IS cents. Children be-
longing to the Sabbath school. 10 cts.
As the design in charging an admit
lance fee is as stated. almost any one
would Fathep give the amounts named
thaa not,
1t Was suggested but not determined
upon, that children in arms be charged
IS admittance. 1t is the custom to ex-
clude them from all such assemblies, as
the exercises cannot be conducted where
crying children are present, yet We
should like to have all the mothers
present at the Exhibition. if it could be
SO.
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On Tuesday evening last, during the
shunder-stcrm, Mr.. Franklin N. Brown,
1t the residence of his brother John
Brown. 4 miles north of this place. was
instantly killed BY lightning. He was
out in the yard splitting some wood.
when struck. The fluid entered the
head. making quite a fracture in the
skull, anil seemed IS pass all over his
person. The jaws of a pocket knife,
and other metal about him we're melted.
At the time Of the stroke. John was
in the stable attending to bis horses,
and both be and the horses we're knock
ed down and stunned BY The lightning.
As soon Is be could he made his way
70 Ne hose to see If any one there was
hurs: and finding them safe. soon after
missed Ills brother and inquired for him.
One Of the ladies said he vas out split
ting vood. rsmarking instantly: "And
he is killed. too" which upon ascer-
sainisg the fact. proved true. The
death must have been instantaneous.
FsAsKzIE NokaoE Baowx was, We
heiieve, native Of Clinton County.
Ohio. He served three years in The
Unies srpy; sss ~ith 6bsss,sa through
81 his iass yesr's campaign, his march
through Georgia. and Was mustered ou.
Of The service At Sssaansh. During
bis continuance in the army be partici-
pated n tss,y.ons battles. and escaped
unharmed through them all, to meet
With asudden and singular death. as
stated. The deceased vas about "a
years Of age.
We should be pleased to have a full
HISTORY Of bis experience - soldier for
psbliea,ioa.
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Final Settlement.

NyOTICE is hereby given to all creditors AMI
N others interested in the estate Of Joseph
Garnet, deceased, that Intend TO make final
settlement Of said estate Of the mex. regular term
al the Probate Court sitting III and for jefferson
County. Kansas, TO be begun snd holden in o.
ka!D.sa. on Monday the % day OF July. A. D.
Ise5 ". c. HICKS.
OFF La s2z5 AdninistSstor
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Old Letter.

Uld Letter.
We publish the following letter, not
for any intrinsic merit in its composition.
but as exemplifying in a pointed man.
ner the feelings of the whole loyal North
towards President Lincoln, from the
commencement of his career to the
present day.
February 90. 1861.
DEAR MoTHER-I wrote you from
Atchison as l agreed. but did not say
any thing about the President.
/ saw Mr.. Lincoln and spoae TO him.
l stood within two feet of where he
passed on his way from the cars to the
carriage. went from there straight
to the Burnett House and secured a
friend among the servants. SO that my
sea, in window was not eucroached
upon, and-I saw his ;riumphal passage
down Vine and up Third Street to the
entrance of the Hotel. He made his
speech from the balcony withia thirty
feet Of ms.=-aln the-evehing l was intro
duceA walked deliberately to Gov.
Morton and handed him little card.
and at motion of his thumb followed
him up the long hall and stood before
tue President. With very slight bow.
the Governor read from the card 81. H.
BExSEr. Grasshopper Falls, Kansas"
Lam no man worshipper, as you know,
but believe that Tor the moment com
pretended that the lives of thousands
and tens of thousands and the welfare
of millions of human beings depended
6pon the judgment, the frmness. and
integrity of the man whose hand l held.
l scanned both form and feature With
an interest more profound and intense
than any l ever felt before; and if l was
folly satisfied. do you blame me for the
feeling akin to generation
Lincoln's eye Frightened at the word
kansas"
"Ah! Indeed ! You are the first
Kansas man have seen to-day"
am happy. Sir. to greet the Presi-
dent whom the people OF Kansas delight
TO honor"
He bowed so formally TO the compli-
ment that thought the interview ended;
but The smile returned to bis eye. and
he said,
..You are from the interior ?"
answered by a nod and he went on
withou, stopping.
"Can You answer for the in,egrity-oi
your State ?" ao-T "a
There was blue CLEAN in his glance
rather discouraging to my modesiy, fo'
was sure he was quizzing me. Ihow'
ever answered boldly and promptly,
and feel certain thai left no bad im
preston,
Il pledge the undivided support o
Kansas TO your administration"
Whatever its policy 2"
"Whateser its polieys"
The smile was a genial one now, and
feeling sure tina, this was all, made
my bow. and was just backing of, when
he spoke again
Farewell. MIR. Kansas" and again
I | crossed hands with the honest man.
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MOST REASONABLE TERMS.

We are pleased 10 announce to
the citizens Of Jefferson Comfy tha,
we hare secured Mr.. HESny CRaBss
as ,ane. al our Statesmen, who VIII
be happy to see his friends at our
Store. = gifYlk -
Remember the place AZ Della
ware street. nag
222-lm
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Edisos Of TIes lpdssad>.t ssx~sg
Dean SIR:-I wish to say to the readers ct
your paper, that will send. by return mail. 10
all who wish il (freel Recipe, with tall direc-
ticns for making and using simple Vegetable
Balm that viii efiecsuati remove, in zen days,
Pimpies, Blo,ches, Tan. Freckles, and oil Impu-
rites OF the Skin, l,avlng the SINE soft, clear
smoothe and beautiful.
will also pail fsse 10 those having Bald Iieasls
or Bare Faces. simple directions aud information
that will enable them 10 start q full growth Of
Luxuriant Hair. Whiskers, or Moustache, in
less than thirty days. asi-l
All applications answered BY return mai, with
out charge. TiIOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
:37.sls sal Broadway NV Ycrk.
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BROWN &BRQ

Have removed their Drug Store TO
the corner Of Shawnee & 9Th SIS, oppo-
site the Mansion House, Leavenworth,
and have on ha.d full supply OF Med
iciues, Fine Perfumery. Brushes OF all
kinds, and every thing pertaining to the
Drug trade. to'-'
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given, thet the partnership
IN heretofore existing betweenthe Undersigned
in the Mercantile business, under tie name and
s,yie of Cor g. ALLEN, vas dissolved by mutu-
al consent On the 9th day OF March, 1865.
WIN. A. COY.
a3s-sw ". N ALLEN.
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J. W. RoBERrs, Editor.


We have a good supply of new Wood
Type, Job Type and Cuts. and are pre-
uared to do all kinds OF job printing on
short notice and in good style. Bring
in your orders.
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D,ED.-On Saturday, April LIST. 1865.
JULIA McCRAY LEANING, daughter of
Edwin and Harriet Leaning. aged 6

Eiwin ana Harriet AthmibS, dSou
years, 5 months and IL days.
Oh, not in anger. not in wrath,
We had call that day,
II was our Saviour's voice that called,
And took dear little Julia away
On the 2lsi of October, 1864. at
Fort Bots, Idaho Territory, FRANCIS l..
FINCH, son Of Thomas Finch, of this
township. aged 90 years and 9 days.
The deceased served Eight months in
the ed Colorado regt. in l86i-62. and
was honorably discharged as an invalid
in August of 1862. With thousands
of others who have served their county
he is now beyond the iumult and jarson
Of war.
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MARRIEp.-In Oskaloosa, April end i,
1865, by Rev. l.. F. Walden, MIR. RosE-
WELL Rose and Miss CYNTHIA McCoR-
MIC.
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OPS rOAEp oF pRoKIRg-J. r.
MONDAY, Oct. o-p. ".

Gold opened at 1iGs, sold IS high as lfGi and
closed at I45;. The improvement in United States
stocks abroad has weakened Gold, and some large
sales were made BY foreign houses
Government stocks under tie improved quota
tons by the steamer rose to 1889 for the old J20s
The improved condition off the finances Of the
Government must soon show is effect IN the
form Of a renewed European demand for ouriuuded
debt at better prices. Border State stocks are
steady. Bank shares are firmly held at fll prices.
Railway shares irregular, but as a whole firm and
In favor With the public The advance in the rate
Of interest reduces the profits Of brokers' carrying
stocks, but does not materially reduce the amount
of business. Cumberland Coal and Canton continue
TO be avoided. At the public board prices are
higher and stocks in good demand.
At tho Second Board the market YVES excited and
higher. Stocks were in active demand, and SUBJ
stantal advance was made. New-York Central sold
of 1881. and Hudson YVES III request at 10 and
closed steady. After the Board the market was
firm, bit at the close prices reacted and closed
lower. The closing quotations were: Aew-Icrk
Central, 1893; Erie. 9li; Hudson River, lO9t;
Reading ll7f; Michigan Central, llJ]; Michigan
Southern, 77s; Illinois Central Scrip, 1856; Cleve-
iand and Pittsburgh, $751; Rock Island, III
Northwestern, Siji Northwestern Preferred,
I67; Fort Wayne, lO20lO2I Prairie du Chicn, 6o5
0COl; Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, 800 93Oli
Canton, i3943l; Cumberland Coal, a0Hl; Quick.
silver, 500 a5li McGregqr, 25025.
Money on call IS quotedat7 per ccDtfornew bust
ness, but many old loans are left at per cent
The market is fully supplied and all borrowers of
fair credit make up their accounts readily. In
commercial paper 10 change. Best names pass az
per cent, good at 809, and fair at IOol2per cent
The Bank Statement includes this week the First
National report. At the close Of business money
vas abundant at per cent, and more offered than
could be used,
The following shows the condition Of The New.
YoLk City banks this week and last:
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TRsAunY DEPARTMENT,
wAsnIs8roE. d. c.. Sept. 70, 1865. ,

PROPOSALS. for FUNDING CERTIFI-
j GATES OF INDEBTEDNESS. COMPOUND INTER
EST NOTES and TREASURY NOTES.-By virtue oil the
authority contained In the 6r section Of Act OF Congress-
entitled AN Act to provide ways and means to support the
Government" approved March 1865 which provides, among
other things tia, any Treasury Notes, other obligations
bearing interest issued under any act Of Congress- at the
discretion Of the Secretary the Treasury, and with the con-
sent of the holder converted into any description Of bonds
by said act notice hereby given to the holders OF
Of Indebtedness which mature before the hrst day
Of January next Compound Interest Notes and OF one ana
two wear Treasury Notes Of the readiness Of this Departments
to rive in exchange for them the extent of Fifty millions Of
dollars. six per FveTwenty Year Bonds at three per
cent premiums that TO say one bundled dollars oil oonds
for each one hundred ard three dollars Ia certificates and
po.s provided the Conversion h made prior to the iT's day
Of November next
The ia exchange Cor such certificates and notes
will bear an interest sx per per payable semi
annually in coi upon the fist days of May and November
and will be redeeuae at the pleasure 81 the Government
after five years. able in twenty from the INST
day Of November, 1865.
Tho coupon and registered bonds issued under this proposal
will be of the denominations of One Hundred Five Hundred
and One Thousand Dollars Registered bonds of Five Thou
sand and Ten Thousand Dollars viii be Issued desired
Holder, Of Certificates, Compound Interest, or Treasury
Notes who desire t, make such deliver them
OF the United States any National Deposit
airy Bank which may transact he business without
charge
Interest will be allowed on Cerihcses Of Indebtedness
and one and two-ye Treasury Notes naured or maturing
prior to the first Of November 1885, to the date OF matu
y and when marr after the first Of November interest
will be allowed TO that dsy.
Upon the compound interest notes the interest will be com
rued to November frat 1865 upon the amount OF principal
and interest compounded the back Of aid notes. from the
period next prior to that date
The principal and inercs. Of such Treasury notes and obi
cations will considered together fer for conversions
bu when after dedncny the principal Of the Bonds, and
tnree per cent PREMIUM there remains fractional psrt Of
one hundred dollars this fractional par. VIII be paid to the
doposion
Tie Secretary reserves himself the right OK Withdrawing
li. proposal at soy time rror said frat day of November
provided Gy millions Of dollars shall, pror to that date be
offered for conyrr.ion as aforesaid
Circulars Of inrucous M BE- transmitted to the various
oceYs Authorized receive Certificates nd Notes to which
attention Is Invited
H. McCULLOCU. secretuy of.hs Treasury
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sg,c Refined in bond is firm at ease4c; Refined free

sgic: Refined IN bond is firm at 63o64ci Refined hee
is quiet a. 80 964c. -.
RICE-There has been rather more doing at abous
previous retes; sales Of 100 bags Pa'Ra on prste
terms but supposed TO be ut 9lc currency duty PAID
AMI 100 bnes Rangoon IN bond ut 3sc. gold.
SUGARS-Raw Sugars have been only moderately
active owing 10 the continued light offerings but prices
arc better closing frmer; sales Of tJ6 hbds at l3s
Ic for fair 10 good Refining, and lac for strictly good
DO and AS boxes at 4le; Refined Is irmer at 2lc
'o sFFpSThe market il quiet for Clover Seed at lac.
Timothy Seed il heavy az 50 25Gs4 y bnsh Rough
tiax seed il in limited demand ~ % 9Oas2 % bush
TALLOW--Thc demand has been on'y moderate anu
urees have ruled heavy: sales OF 3i,CCO 3D. at I4i9
i5c for Western and l5ic. for City.
WOOI.-TLcre has been rather moro activity 10 the
market for both Domestic ard Foreign fleeees during
the week the inquiry being for ont OF town buyers ana
speculafors prices have improved and are nimi tne
stock Of Fine Wool is much reduced; VIC quote
Domestic a. 6Jd62c. for Native and one'9uar.
tor MeYnos, 63dG5c. for One-haf and three'qn3rfer
do 70679c for fll. blood do end 75a77c for Satony
aeeces. 6O662c for No. Pulled C5@67c for Superhne
do and G5 a67c. for Extra do; 2JQ25c. for common
Inwnsled California and 4Gd42c. for fine d. tnclgn
dcscrintions M follows: Sonth American ut ia
for nv asbod Mestiza ard MeriDoi Chian'-tV9 9fe'
for Unwashed Mcstiza and nerlno; Aircan-'@9 'oe'
for TnwPshcd. and i2d4Jc. for WASHED
WHIsKY-The market during Change hours was
very dull and neavv, but since then there was more &C
tiyitv vet price, without special changes the snes
for the Day are COO bbls closing at 81 2e or ote anu
81 2sl9s2 20 for Western.
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CirY OF NEwioRK. DEPARTMENT or FINANCE,
CoHPrHoLLERs UirIoE. Oct. 3, 1905
PROPOSALS for > 100000 CROTON AQUE T.
A. DUCT BONDS Of the CITY of NEW-iORk.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received NJ the C)mpirol-
efs Office until WEDNESDAY. OCT H. 1906 al o'clock
when the will be publicly openrd fo the hobs
pat Of the u one Hundred Thousand Dollars Of Croon
Aquoduci Bonds Of no City OF NewYok" authorized by
Chapter 245 Laws of 1865.
Tho sai stock IL bear interest ~ The Il s per cont
nuuu, payable quarterly, md the principle will be-
d.emrd us Art day ~ August, 1877 from the sinking
Flnd fof tlo redemption of the CITY Debt.
The proposals. viii tho amount OF Bonds desired and
The price hundfci doas thereof aud the persons
whose Trorof excepted viii hereupon be reg'iFed 10
deposit wth the Chabe lain tho awared To them 10.
sprctyeiy.
o. pes'ntng 10 the Comptroller the receipts Of the Cham
bplan To- such depasit' ~ lhre, viii ho entitled to re.
ceye Honda for equal amounts OF tee par value of the sums
%srd"d 10 the bearing interest from OF paJmns.
l. h proposal should be sealed and indofr.d Proposa Tor
tro. Aqneduc Bonds q the city u New ork and IN
doIsed ~ second envelope, addressed to the Comptro"I
Tie right II reaervrd Ia reject all Of the bids the
int sesit % the Cooperation require H.
MATTHEW !. BRENNAN, Comptrebtr
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Total. Observation-Disclosures

The following National Banks have been desis-
mated By the Secretary Of The Treasury addition
al repositories of public money: Raleigh ltional
Bank, Raleigh, y. c.; Third National Bank, Balti-
more, Nd.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of Saturday says:
Exchange is a drug because Of the closer working Of
the money market Dealers were Indifferent, gener'
ally about paying par even for the best Of checks Of
fered Ly eustOiners Tho selling price Is on nomi.
uay maintained at 80 cents pr thousand on round sums
Tic dry goods market has been more animated Tor
several days. God Of the houses have filed liberal
bills Prices OF staple goods arc reported unchanged.
The edYaneo in cotton and gold however calculated
very likely produce that effect IN New York. but hardly
here on stocks already on hand.
Tie Chicago Tribune Of Friday says:
The money market today was sctive and close.
Thcro IS DO change in the rate Of discount The bar ks
discount good paper 10 their customers NJ 10 per cent
per anuun Int The street rates aie fImtr. The de.
mGnd for Eastern exchange very moderate, ana tle
market remains dull ~ iUIl0disconnt buying and par
10 l-2O premium selling. The bankers SOLD round lots
10 each other al CO01Jc OF.
Tie PoDsraHe Miners Journal OF Saturday re-
ports as follows Oh the coal trade:
The quantity sent by railroad this week is t0529 II
9y canal +i23Ol3 for the week. l2 1904 iuns AGAINST
oi253 Tor Tho corresponding week lat year. Tho de-
Inand or coal is bOqute brisk 1t was at Tie close
81 The .ast month and prices Little unsettled as
9cl can btAie, however, that the odFhncc rh coai
n ibis region VIII average ab0nt 81 tun and the adj.
yante On ios and transportation Is 50 cents which viii
make 81 90 tun advance last months pI.ces. Some
parties ere hstihR more but 1t will depend entirely
have been advanced g. week 20 lsborc1s at
The collicries since August Inst. and about
about in proportion to the advance in the price of coal
and at some Of the colieries the men are standing
oat for still higher wages. The tnInouts we Learn,
were caused by publication in The Philadelphia Ldg
tod he had d.
per tun The men concluded that the coal operators
could advance TO q still higher figure with an advance
% 81 25 per tnn coal hence the turnout We hope
however the men will think better Of IT, and 20 TO
work at the present advanced rates and that tho oper
will throw all their influence against any further
advance IN the price VI coal II detrgcl!yt to their
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Cry oySyv YogK. DEPIRTxIsr OF FINANCE,
CowPrRuLLERs OFFICE, Oct. =, lSso. y
PROPOSALS for $4,000 NEW AQUE'
a DUCT STOCK OF the CITY OF NEWBORN.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received Il the comp
trol.r. O-e until WEDNESDAY, De. 10 1902 at O'Clock
=. H., when the same VII b. publicly open or NC ~
Aqueduct Stock Of the City Of New ork au1hoI1d %
hGpter ISL Laws ~ 1865.
d. annnns payable quarterly aud the principal will be re-
deemed tho Of August 1884 fom the sinking lubd
fer the redauIton - he city debt
The proposals viii siae amount Il stock desired and
the re rr one hundred dosrs thereof and the prsons
Whole proposals oecered viii thefeupon b. required 90
deposit with the Chamberlain tue awarded to them
resQe1tly-ly. %, 81,
On pr~sentugto ne Comptroller the receipts ofhe Chsm
be- sn FOX .uc d@pos the parties viii be eutlsledto receive
fof equal amounts OF The pr value OF the Sums
10 them bearing interest from the dates OF pay
uleuis. IN
49,, rroro., should be seael and Endorsed "Proposss
New N6nelurt stock Of the City OF New lok and IN
e0.rd 10 .econd envelope addressed Ia 'he Conp'roler
ne rist il reserved 20 I,rct SOY a. oil tire BIDS tho
q tsf,ats VI the Corporation require H. -
MATTHEW ]. BRENNAN. Comp'roilsr.
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financial.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC Sometime

IhUTION TO THE PUBLIC Sometime
about the 12,h Of January last one 7. MCRRAh claim
,s 10 h. ~. rnor OF the State of TeXa, sni ocio fres
don't Of Nj itay Board which had been established osen
b Tor carving tho then existing Rebellion AGAINST the u
under pretended cDntrct with one ueor2e
Mhite and John hies then resilient IN Ir1h oe
liyrred 10 them tie said White and Cbr. certain Securities
of Nm, limited states then the property OF the state Of Texas
10 wit Que hundred and ;hry-hve D Texan indemnify
Bonds sued JannrJ 1851 payable IN u years, o. we De
Of 600 each. mud Coupons sttsched tip I"
the amour; tweltyore thousand two hundred and rghy
and 80 100 dol amounting In the srgrega bouos
and onpons 10 the hundred and by * thousand
said lite snd Chi undertook Ind agreed TO pay ny ces
erne 10 the State ~ Ters 1T the cry Of Agm cotton
Ca a. IS pr ~ = aud med lines and Hospital stores a. tne
care OF rr1t npou orna cost - uuon sad cid' the
price hx.d1r In t.eyrnt Of ug 10 furnish s1i1 acles
theu a. pty TT said Boud. aud Coupons IN cent or per
ce7 eSss Sine Narau. r,,ing the Stne Warsnt- a. par
and the a. : Bonds ~ 30 cents, when In tact the state nhnf
were selling IN the marset II tie time at cents on ne doa
thus exhibiting shameless conspiracy between Aal1 pai
70 FOB TIC Treasury % the Satn Now, tsreiore hihA
rore 70 give pubic notice that ssid Bonis wero dsy
cred 70 said ho and Ches by irresponsible p-res win
out any ultimate authority ana n violation - sauie
tar st-ts VIII requires id Fond 70 be nd1ffed ~ .Lo
Of The tste before they shall he Available ~ the
hands any ho der ina, they wsrs 40 Delivered under
pretended whn bears its lace ihisputooi
ov1-ne@ OF Maud and th-t the ld While eli ehhss nor
either f ,heI ave paid caused TO be plid TO the ai
4 Texas fsrthDg IN money o. oI prop
.tty Of Auy character for sGd Bonds and have bet he'd nom
the state Texas evlis prosecution nipuishfnct under
tire the state AMI inst these fact. hsye been msir
know 70 the Secretary fine TfoaTy 81 - lted Sat.
nd protest fled viii hin aiu tue psyn'rto 'ad onh.
and Coupons uuc pr,ene or payment by proper authority
IL HAMILTON Provisional Gogsrnor ofTeGas.
EXECUTIVE ONCE, iasiln, Irx1s. sept AZ, i5ts'
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Eeceinfa nj Produce.

Ocr. O.5A bbls. Flour. 100 bbls. Whisky, 26'
tbls. Corn Meal GO, 13l bnsh. Wheat, 33lleI onsn
Corn 2. sos bush Oais 7C00 bush. Malt g2Oy2 Dush
Barley $40 pkgs Provisions lio pkgs. Oh Cake Lo04
pkgs. Butter 40 pkes. Lard
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KSoxtroS MINING Co. No. a Ex+hanse-plaee,
NEw.fozK, Sept. 20, la5

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVE that an as
" se,srncnt OF FIFTY CENTS FIX sh Az p, c 1ss
i M hen levied on tie apital stock Ct the hNO"LrOS
MINING COMPANY. pnyaje 81 No A. ESchsnse'Plaee
New.York on before MONDAY. Oct 10 lp@ .,,
The slime improving In appearance ana e procuct IN
ng No Transfers De- made titer Oct ~ wilIoat
payment OF shiB assessment by Order Of ne Directors
~ +, W. CAPES, IIea,uTer