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To Owners of Cotton

In answer to numerous inquiries
from abroad, we would say that We ARE
prepared to take charge OF, put in order
aud ship any lot of COTroS in the States
Of Georgia, South Carolina or Alabama,
as we have local agents at almost every
town, and corps Of most efficient
men, selected for integrity, capacity,
and experience, to take charge Of every
lot
We will also pay all taxes and
charges Of every description, and make
-.-v.,, NC VIII Jake charge Of the Cotton
on receipts or orders and give the
owners no trouble whatever, from the
time we receive it until sold and re
turns are made by our houses.
WATTS, CRANE q Co,
New York, or
VIC. WATTS & CO.,
Liverpool, England
We invite the especial attention Of
non-residents TO our facilities
E. III. BRUCE & co.
AUGUsTA, August 2S, 1865.
sepl-im
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SAMUEL E. JONES, PrOp'r

ftNhlS Establishment Is prepared to ma-ussctu-e
Il steam Engines, Saw Mills, Grist Mi 3. Iron
house Fronts, Railroad Cas- ings, Bridge Castings.
Bolts etc, etc, Iron Ratings, Bank Vaults
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STOVES AND HOLLOW.WARR.

A business thst has hereto ore been neglected in
Nashville; hut deiermined to furnish a. eooi
q Stove IN design, finish. durability and eheapness
Es can be made IN the Omitted States.
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HrFtHs ~ PERMISSION TO
Hon. Rchsid 0gelsby, Governor state OF Illinois.
Hon. DAVID l. Isvis, judge supreme Court. U. s.
Hos. VIM. 6. BroEulos, Governor Of Tennessee.
Brig Gen Jss. p. Brosnlog. ADJ. zen. state Of Ten
ucssee.
Hon. n. ~. Brien, Nashville.
Hon. Wan. Nsihsniel Baxter, Nsshvils
Hon. Jo. C. Guild, Nashville.
Eon. Iol.a Hugh smith. Nashville.
2. ". Msxey Esq, Nashville.
Messrs. Morris stratisn. Nashville.
Messrs. Evsns Co, Nashville.
Nimrod Porter, Columh.s, Tenn.
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nF saloo nd Families supplied with Bottled
Ale Porter. and Lager Beer, free Of charge for de
lva-v 'uly4 SIN
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THE FOUNDRY DEPARTMENT
The Machine Shop

Is directly under the control OF the sPropusior
sho Is we'll known IN this city tor The last ten years
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MUTUAL.

NAFQLEoN BoNtPARrE GAVE ir As HIS
- oPinion nat msa are ruiss r. ,l-e, -I.s-,s F.
tiisi--inierest = ooud-4aocu o.. Thui-Fesr
lak ng hlmsn u9iure mo ccusaersran. ,h7se
V'eHs box very nslrig corsect. hss ue ou.us asa
tae plinciFie Of naTius every trslsacron 1suecn
msn and man ha-ed unon
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STPPLHMENE.
CITY NEWS.

SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER %. 1855.
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MUTUAL

Beasht. VII heij oai hetsr. aaa be- rnors ssniear
% 90 conoe-ued We, or oae. make &c our rule.
and &c IS oar CHERISHED rraeaie 60 have every oas
Of our tran actions, De Is ever So Et'le. or 81 the
grandesi usslllie, " MUTUAL = b uust hs a.
base Of opersiou; aai uctuIoy ne p.eas.us salts.
isaou q parcerng thll ihi. aiic q ull-s IS hs,y
spprsc'aisd b az vita whom We have the pleasure
% DONG !. lsna-..
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ELLIS g. MOORE
Every Variety Of Machinery.

Are in the pOssessiOu:of this Establishment an
hey embrace
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&c -Spsrial attention gwen u the furciia7e anu
Sale Of COTTON and az kinds 81 Froduae-
- Goods forwarded with despatch,
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n. H. BAILEY.
CE oRDEAF.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-10
CERTIFIcATE OF AUTHORITY.


TO expire on ths 3lst day of January, 1861
0FFIoE or THE AUDITOR or STATE,
Insurance Department Columbus, o., Jan. l6,l 1865.
WaEREAs rhe dsTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
located az Hartford the State OF Connecticut, has,
died IN this office abatement Of its condition,
as require by the Hrst section ofthe act 'fo regulate
Insurance Companies not Incorporated by the State
ofoho,'' passed April sth, 1896, and amended Febru-
Ary 9th 1854; and, Whereas, said Company has fur
nished the undersigned satisfactory evidence that It
Is possessed of AtIle4st ONE HUNDRED 1pH0U-
SAND DOLLARS OF actual Capital invested in stocks
or Bonds or IN Mortgages OF Real Estate, worth dou
BILE the amount for which the same Is moTgagedi and
Whereas, said company has filed in this Office writ
ten instrument under its corporate seal, signed by
the President and Secretary thereof authorizing any
Agent or Agents fsaId Company in this State To
kno Rled service OF process, for and in behalf said
Com oany, according 10 the terms OF said law.
Now Therefore, 10 pursuance OF the first section OF
the aforesaid act, /, ia MES II. GOODMAN, Auditor OF
STAT for Ohio, DO hereby certify that said TNA IN
sURANCE COMPANY, o. Hartford, is authorized to
transact the business Of Fire aud Marine Insurance In
this state until the thirty-hrst day OF January in the
year ono thousand eight hundred and sixty. six.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF L have hereunto sub
scrbsd my name aud caused the seal OF my office TO
be afnKed the day aud year above written.
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
IsEAL.l [srAMPl Auditor ofStats.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-10
Republican state Convention

Republican state Convention
There was a Republican Caucus in the Hall
Of Representatives, on the night Of the 9th
inst, made up OF State 0gcsrs, Congressman,
Members Of the General Assembly, Shoddy
Contractors, Cotton Spectators, and other
leading Administrationists, to consider when
their State Convention shall be held, and how
TO dispose Of the demand for army representa-
ton made BY some ofSthe army officers, who
are anxious to make General Steedman the
Republican candidate for Governor, and who
threatened they would not abide the decision
OF the Convention unless they were allowed
to send Delegates 4 Oh ~
The Caucus decided that the Republican
State Convention shall be held on the 2lst
day of June, and thai the 'soldiers may be
represented therein, upon such basis as the
Central Committee here may determine
Speeches we're made by r. G. Schenek, John
A. Bingham, John Brough, and r. W. Clark
about which We may have something to say
hereafter.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-10
Glotblng,
Clothing, Clothing!
THE LARGEST STOCK
Of Cloths
And O assimeres
IN The CITY OF DAYTON!
FINK & LEGLER,

FINKE d LER,
Ulot6ing Hall, No. 307 Second Street,
Dayton, Ohio, are nom ReceiviRg
Large Supply of Spring and
Sanlmer Goods,
Comprising all the Latest Styles Of Black and Col
ored cloths; French Fancy. and Plain Oassimeresi
Silk, Satin, Marseilles, and other New Styles Of
Vesiings for Custom Orders complete line OF
FURNISHING GOODS and the Largest and Best
Stock OF
Ready Made Clothing
To he found in any House in the City, Finke a Leg.
Ter are Agents for
SINGER 4 CO.'S SEWING MACHINES,
The best Machine for all practical purposes in the
family, andor shops, ever invented and introduced in
the country. Money canb made by calling on
June 7, i38i-tf FINKE q LEGLER.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

ID ErWEEN nov and the 18th day OF March, A. d.
ID 1886 viii sell at private sale, the following prop
erty, to-wt good brick heuse with sin ro0ms, sit
uate on the southeast corner Of Warren and Oemete.
Ty Streets together with seventeen lots adjoining ssd
house, containing outhuldugs, &C. Aso, I've good
building lots between Old and New Brown stFeeie. /
glelots or more to sut the purchaser, ~
fe2ldtt I. LJRENZ BUTZ.
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NEW FTRM-

4 HAVE this daY associated with me, 10 the House.
il Furnishing, China, Glass ana Queensware busi-
ness at sOs Third street. Dayton, Ohio Mr. John b.
will continue In future under the style of. r. Wolf
90. JNO. r.. WOLF,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-10
Notice EXTRAORDINARY.

UNHE undersigned Informs the ladies' and gentle.
i men Of this vicinity that be is ready 70 manufac-
ture, to order, Wigs, and furnish curls and whskers
TO all who may oeslre them. Hair dressed In the
most artistic style, He also gives lessons 10 any who
wish TO learn the business His styles are the very
latest PARIS fashions. ROBERT REIF,
MRS. @. kARQ,
fs2shm No. l6l Main street, corner of Sixth.
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Wine Plants, Grape Roots, etc

4 HAVE for sale the genuine CHINESE WINE
L PLANTS, Grape Roots, Eyergreens OF superior
quality, shrubbery OF every description, Fruit and
Shade Tres Of all yaretiesall ofthe very best quail
and will call Immediately. GEORGE SAY,
fe9d2w Corner Ludlow and First streets.
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DENT,A.LCARD
DIR. CONWAY.

a1a Dk. r.. CONWAY,
XXToULD respectfully inform the citizens OF Day
w ton that he will insert whole sets OF teeth up
per and lower, on vulcanized Rubber, in the most
improved and beautiful style the material will admit
Of Tor the sum Of $40, using the best material and
WarTanting his work u give due satisfaction Those
who wish to have teeth Inserted Rubber would do
well to call at his flee No 339 Third street, where
they can be accommodated with any material or AMI
style Of teeth they may desire. ~. jai6daWsm
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

NoTIOE d hereby given that the undersigned has
IN bean duly appointed Administrator Of the estate
Of DR.. Hugh Nezander, deceased.
fslbWs WILMER II. BELVILLE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-10

Applications recev ed and policies promptly issued
by John Fl Stoppelmann, Agent at Dayton; VIM. H.
Negley, Germantown; Samuel Dnckett, MlamisbuTg
fei6 tIfs G. AtH Ea r. 81. N- ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-10

Having one sf ths most compete Printing Estst
hshments in Southern Ohio. our hciides for doing al
kinds OF Work. Book, PLAIN, or Ornamental, are mrs
class We hare one OF the astest Presses, and have
an the modern styles Of T5Ps, and We employ the
hest workmsn.
wehaVs three Power Presses connected with Ou
Job Department, and are prspsrsd 10 sHscuIc worh
wiihnsalness and dispatch. D. aftara ID
S~ordsrshom abroad WI receive ptoupl sasa
ton. Address si9ia d.
EMPIRE COMPANY, Dayton, Ohio.
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OFFtoE oF THE AUDITOR or STATE,
alutnhna Chin Iautfarg Ia 1919

Columbus, Ohio, january 10, 1855. ! 4
II is hereby certified, that the loregongis acorrect
COPY OF tho State msnt OF Condition OF the IL INA IN
SuRANOE COMPANY, OF fHsstford. made TO and ted
in this Office, for the year 1865.
Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
lBEGL.1 fsfAMP. Auditor OF State.
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ApvFRTIsINe nATns.
IN WEEKLY.

One squsre, eighty words. one week..........Sl %
Per square, each week ia additio bO
Per SQUARE, one yehf.....s W
90 Terms for adverteenu nts tceul ytnR 81 ealei
spane or for longer period shove specified made
known Al the Counting Room All Advertisements are
ella eed thu above rates ness written agreement
is made previouf to insertion. All casual adverube-
ments must be paid for in advhnte. 'a
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
Countv of Hartford 20

THOMASA. ALEXANDER, President, and Luz
Gus ]. HENOEE, Secretary Of the ErNA INSUR-
ANOE COMPANY, being severay sworn, dapose and
say, that the foregoing is null, true and correct
statement OF the affairs Of said Company that the
said Insurance Company s bona hde owner Of at
least ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Of
actual Cash Capital invested in Stocks and Bonds
that the above descrb d Investments nor any part
thereof made tor the benefit Of any individual ex
ercis ng authority IN the management OF said Com
pany elther President, Secretary, Treasurer Dl-
rector, otherwise, aud that they the above de.
scrbed Officers Of said Insurance Company.
THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, President
IUoGUs J. HKSDEG, Secretary.
, 1865-01-19

due to the people tile investigation should bt
made. lie scrltin1zcA the official conduct Of tht
Secretary Of War. The army might trcmble IN
DER NE Secretary power. as m abso1utc diets
when the liberties Of the people we're concerned.
Mr. cox Of Ohio, favored extending the s:opa
Of the resolution, aud inquiziag whether the re-
gu1renents OF the law were regarded, and whether
the lists OF the prisoners had been furnished to
the courts, OF the Inv made dead letter. He men-
Secretary Of The Treasury, and asked + there was
no remedy. He ea1d he had not subordinated his
remarks with any partfzan view. The law sus-
pending the haoe1s corpus was passed by the Re-
pubhea9s, and he therefore appealed to them
to guard against undue and irresponsible arrests.
Mf. GANSON mentioned several other cascs,
and SAID the House should nave acts in order to
legIs!nte unae1standlngi7:
Mr. KASsON proposed oo investigation. He
thought 1t was due to the pe9pe hat Congress
eh0h1d examine into the extent Of the power ezer-
eieea By the secretary OF Var, cspcc.alty when AZ
order from the President, with tbs remark, ~
asked, replied 'that he was responsible to the
President alone" He argued the adoption Of the
resolution for the reason that by general order
Information whatever could be obtained from the
War Department. excepting from the Sccretary
himself, or by bis ORDER
Mr CARRIED, Of Ohio, advocated the resolu-
Hon.. Investigation IVES d1c. lie knew o. cases
where officers who had served their country were
Imprisoned without knowing tho charges against
them.
The resolution was passed. ....
a motion to reconsider the vote by which the
resolution YVES passed was tabled by vote Of 135
sgAfnst5.
The. House then resumed the consideration Of
the Executive, Judicial and Legislative approp.ia-
ton bill, without coming to conclusion.
, 1865-01-19
LEGISLATURE.

LANSING, Wednesday, Jan. 13..
Petitions and memorials continue to come IN
from various pa Of the State, asking the Legi=-
1ature to lcgafize the action of the people in pay
1hat Euhtect in the House has brought forward 4
bill legalfziug such action and authorizing towns
to pay bounty not exceeding 500 to each recruit.
Also State bounty Of fl00.
The blll was referred to the. committee OF the
whole ard to the Honee, The select committee OF
the Senate are preparing bill on the same sub
leet- but will, as l believe, omit the State
bounty.
The largest Of the petitions from persons Of
color was presented In the House to-day. upon the
subject OF admitting them to the right Of suffrage.
1t was referred to the committee on revision Of
The concurrent resolution OF thanks to Govern
or Blair, cent down from the Senate. pissed nnan-
ilnously. concurrent resolution was also adopt
cd nrsiag upon Congress the importance Of PRO- pt,
tecting our frontier By the establishment OF mill
taIy posts and f0rttdcati0ns.
A Joint resolution passed the Senate asking the
General Government for grants OF Aud to aid In
the constr action Of an important road In the up.
Lake Superior, both Of which arc needed as
means Of defense and aid in the event Of trouble
with Great Britain.
Several local bills passed both Houses.
The Executive Committee Of the State Ass3eul-
tgral Society is IN session. The next State Fair
will be held at Adrian. Lectures are being dclis-
cred every evening upon important subjects.
A special message from the Governor was read
in the Senate, recommending that the Legislature
make for hs q
public. improvements, but which had
ofeome informally Of proceeding. THO claim is5
a valid one, and the Governor tases the tound
bcnc1t OF the work anu never rendered an cqutva'
lint md flat he is m honor bound TO satisfy 1t.
, 1865-01-19
Ut)ifd4q Iribnnes

THURSDAY. JANUARY 10, 1865.

THE NEWS.
The rebellion is waning, shrinking, crack
ing. Large pieces keep occasionally falling
from its walls. Fort Fisher must be put down
as g sizeable chunk, and Wilmington will
shortly follow. Savannah tumbled into our
hanes and the debris Of the rebel cause there
away are accumulating an about it. Union
meetings in Georgta and Alabama, county
asscmblagcs for the object Of procuring q
return to the pale Of the good old Union,
cities aud towns declaring their detection from
the rebel scheme, such are some Of the In
tcreasing aspects that promise the return Of
peace by the extinction Of the revolt.
and the duty Of the hour is to continue
the process whereby this result has been
reached. It was brought about By arms and
the bayonet, by hard fighting, by vigorous
use Of the gigantic war power developed BY
the Government. And this power mast be
kept strong and in no respect be allowed to
relax Its energies. The armies Of the Union
must he filled up. The 18th OF February will
bring the draft to fill the quotas of
Ill the loyal States Governor Oglesby issues,
AS will bc seen elsewhere, q call for ten reg1-
1ucrts Of volunteers to Gil the quota Of I'LL.
noIs and to pour into the field fresh material
10 sustain our noble veterans now at the front.
Adjutant General Haynic's order accompanies
the Eubcrnntorial proclamation. Let there
DC q 1nlly all throughout our prairies mud the
regiments for Illinois be speedily fosthcom.
5ng. The rebellion is in its last aeonies. The
.sons Of oil the loyal States should burn With
eager zeal to be In ut the death Of the slave
holders revolt.
Admiral Porter gives supplementary re-
port on the Monitors, which will be likely to
delight hugely the iron jobbers,'' as private
Miles O'Reilly used to cali them. He praises
their staunchness. eeaworthiness. and value
in action, and instances the noble Monadnock
as craft able, on any required occasion, to
cross the ocean md knock her way into any
foreign 1.ort and dcmo!ish navy or two'in
tie twinkling Of q turret. Tie French and
English have lo craft that could core with
her. The Admiral backs his statement By
testimony from prominent officers Of the
Monitor Neet. Monitor stock will 20 up on
this.
The Army aud Navy forever. 4 combine
tion Of nexampled and irresistible strength
when closely cooperating with one another,
US did the boys Iand the blue jackets over the
capture Of Fort Fisher according to our I'D.
vices.
Gold Is sick. It has caught the chill from
The rebellion, and both droop together. Il
closed last night at al51Hz, and not firm a1
, 1865-01-19
FROM THE sou TEE.
Rebel News by way OF Richmond.

WAsuScrox, "Wednesday Jan. 1s.-The Rich
mond Stnfint! Of the 10th contains the following :
1.-The quiet below tas bccn unbroken for;s scve1al
days With no prospect OF the resumption OF active
bostiiitice for Rone time.
''Gcntlem:n from the valley bring the report TINT
Last week Gen. RosBcr crossed the mountains and
Its garrison Of ID men, large amount o! Commfs-
fary md Quattermastcr storee md great mum
bcr OF horses: Although no official report Of this
know II Is correct.
IA reliable scout just in from the interior and
rear o. Gfant's lines, rays the Petersburg
ExpTess. 0! Me 18th, "reports complete inactivity
on the par, OF the enemy 60 ta1 as any military
movement II coneernsd. They. are completely
where. the accounts publishrd in Nnrthnrn
papers Of great damage done to the city BY recent
shclling afe 1alse."
Imboden, Of the 18th Virginia cavalry, was ser,.
ously wounded In the recent Demonstration on
Gordonsvtle. Ac is nov in faiz may to recover.
, 1865-01-19
INDIANA LEG1SLATUEkE.

1sD1AsAroL1s, Wednesday, Jan, IS
The House met at d m. Mf. Rhodes presented
petitions from county officers asking an increase
Of fees and salaries. Referred to proper COM
mittce.
Ar. coffroth, from citizens OF Huntington coun-
ri qualiheations Of pbyeicians and sargeons Re-
The following b;l!s were inIoaueed and
feeaii1e sales '' By Guardians nnder defective
order Of thc Court not prescribing notice: Ferris
seeH92s Il ~ a9a
Cancellation. Harrison n. Amending section &c
act defining misdemeanors. Beckett 45, To
abscnt in tho. military service. codtoth. 90,
a1inE time for holding court in the 18th Judicial
| lii. Graves offered resolution that AZ the Sen
ad st os Rs 1f5
@ ass eGmnsggs mssfsgs 5 Ra ss eemas asgssI oi N
be appointed from each house 10 tnyestigate the
rules, and ind out at what time the clerk Of either
%oad have
heels In the antc-room, waiting for an audience.
adopted unanimously.
the powers Of sinking fund commtsal aloners author:
pToSid1ne for cancellation Il said bonds and reis-
second 1eane Is so SHoh
side. authorizing railroads to alter and determine
the number q their directors, nll vacancies, and
eonso'ide.c with other companies in and out OF
senate bill ., enabling the state Dank to wind
IT. Mas ayes G. n2es H. mai
second time and referred to appropriate commit
Iosss ,h1l. No: y was reached, providing for a
ages received By reason Of Morgan, md other
, 1865-01-19
THE CALIFORNIA PETRO.
l. LEUM COMPANY.
CAPITAL, $50 $10,M0,0e0.
To consist Of lot, 1000 Shares OF the par
value of 500.
AUGUSTUS C. RICHARDS, President.
JOHN E. WILLIAMS. Metropolitan Bank. Treasurer
EDGAR f. EOLLEY, Secretary.
PROF, JAMES T. HODGE, General Agent.


DIRECTORS:
a Ms*n q a r. e. % s
.Eich. rds y Aurras stfest; He4fy II. Alexaauef' %
Gus A. FINCH Us Ma!fen Lane; Theodore Rsossyelt.
Gafea: sidas; Z. Mo1se. j.. % editor % 81 New Vi ios
9baeIveE: Aahbel Green. CnI9mins,. A!exanaer 9
ID bsoaaxa5 W sssis Henry L h5ds. 8 BiosaTay.
The California Petroleum. Company property covers
N area o. Is oo acres located On the saeh ot Oral
snd On which are spseseut u east Igsat. MATHRAL
ThG M6s4 y5LT1NEk ~ EnoREzrE EyEi'
Juy d. t com@ur tcated he re.olss Of 81 oo.erys:
e Is il
Tbs product Of an artes!an We bored ln a o!l ~
IT'S 1el known that II Peaasy Tsnta snd OHIO there
sre any Wells which plodues ffotn one hundred TO
ten wells the company baye ih.lr property st lest
i m q sss as
900 barrels Of fofty eacos equal 10 W E.1ons VoI.
p1iee} s1s oe d.lly jisid. or monthly sd4Js.
and fofls MONTHS
It Is e.zy to fro,n these ngures What dividends
may he expected waen the property Is developed to
oae tensh q lie capital stock n.s BEEN reserved fer
Eoskns esp,a sos "a neaFs IT. hs q t1s
Thtttydve dsi5srs per saars the eds Of which
vii be reserved exclusively Tor tile development Of
'he FRepa2sons for obtaining competent agents.
ettneT haye eesn msas aad upon tas n.ancs
PIT @ i a6s Information may coumnn
f::ss@s - AgsgsIESa : S9.as
4. g. WILDER, Agent,