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VOtel Votei! Fotel!l

For Sale at this Once, one good second
hand Boiler. viii be sold cheap Tor cash.
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Losl.rIns .rs NASHVILLE R.Ilro.s--cA.Ds.

II JAIb.-There are hfty-one whites and
thirty blacks row in the jail, one Of whom
is insane.
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We are authorized to announce EE-Gov. VIZ. B.
CGnPaELL as q candidate for Congress ~ the Fab
Congressional ristnct, composed Of the counties
Of Davidson. Williamson, Wilson, Sumner, Rot
ersson, and Chatham ieH
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Cor. cRANE's TRIAL.-We understand
that this officers trial upon the charges and
specifications which have been preferred
against him commences in this city to-day.
Nc reporters We believe are 10 be admitted.
Col. G. 10 charged with great malfeasance
in Office. We can express no opinion in the
ssse until the testimony is fully developed.
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VIZ. P. EATox Co., are our sole Adver-
Using Agents Cor balsimorc. Nd.
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THURSDAY. july 6. 1865

JosErH B, QUINCY Of the National Banasr,
Is our sole Advertising Agent for Gin
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oranges ana Lemons.

Juss now receiving 81 Clark 4 Gregory'i g.
y B cad street, q consignment Of choice
oranges and Lemons, for sale low 70 close
eeAaigzmenL julyt-A
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IOKI IOEII

@ q RIDD IBU SCR voa'd inform Bis ed
Cs rseods nd pssroas hat he h<s rs-opeBec hil
Ice \ 1-e, y ere t1s usaf q NoTshsrn Lake LEI
ca1 Pc I'D Is ~ nnea. Cal and Sc Tor feur
saless q s. RIpoLERuR6Hk
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TEIRp CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
We ara suthorssed 10 announce Col. WM. b
sroEEs, OF DsKab, candidate for Congress in ths
third Congressional District iels-tf
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For sale at this ONCE, one good Tobacco
Screw. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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10 the Voters OF the Sixth COngres,
siORal District,

Cau'Posad q re e'ustis q lacreaos. Eeyrs. Har.
din, Dsoassr. Rrzsi Losis. Mnsry. Hielssan, psok-
so', Hs"Phreys, sisoort and Montgomery
take this method o. announcing myself q can.
didaie 70 represent you the next Congress q the
Uaised s'a'ss and respectfully ask your suffrage Al
hs eieeuonon the hrss Thursday IN AnEust next.
lelS-a' D.B. THOMAS.
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For he Union.
NAsHvILE, TExN., July Cd, 1865.
We. TIE undersignsd, havisg constituted
4 guard ~ ths ofice Ct Brvt. Brig. Gen.
Jemes J.. Donaldson, Chief Qusrtermhster
Of she Military Division Of the Tennessee,
and during The time serving 10 that caPaci
~, having experienced great kindnes from
this esntleman and his former Chief Assist
ant Qusrtermsster, Col. james +. Rustiug 8,
Inspector Of the Quartermsster's Depart
meat, - vel ~ his pFesen Chirf Assistant
Captain n. D. Wickersham, Acting Quar-
terInastsr, and the clerks OF said oeice, and
having been mustered out Of service, and
returning 70 our Different homes, and posi-
items in civil life, dc feel il cur duty, 81
we'll as pleasure, % extend 70 Ell Of The
above gentlemen, our most sincere thanks,
and the nany scg Of kindness received al
their hands, will remain forever fresh h
our memories
,weAres gentlemen, very respectfully yOur
/ obedient eeryants.
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4 Jewel.

4 Jewel.
aa sozoDoEF Purihes.
SOzoDoST Beauties.
sozopoST Gratifes all who use it.
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers.
july eth, sat, tn.
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FnR BENZ

a GOOD sTosE FoR PARTlcuI.aRs. Ap.
~ Ply - NJ. - ChsrTy sIresi. 1uiT5.s.s
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MILIfART CEAxoE.-sPecisl Orders No.
sss, assignier Brevet Brigade General J. L.
Donaldson, Quartermaster Q. S. A., 20 duty
IS Chief QuRrtermaster Of the Military Di-
vision under the Command Of Msjor General
Gee. H. Thomas, Z. s. A., to date from June
2lst, 1885. General Donaldson is a splendid
oficar.
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The St. AIsry's Orphan AIylon realised
= handsome sum from the pic-nie on the
Fourth. E'erything vent on pleasantly.
There were scarcely less than thousand
persons present
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n HsHass. A1.SsvL
O. B. NICHOLS & Co.,
AuetlOnsors sns General c0mmlssIOn
Merchants,
= srosa sssess. N-ssrias. Tssa.ssss.

EuPyfTuFE HiBdov Giass. Lootss Gis,sss
yzis sais- keElar sais days. -
Mondsys, Thursdays AID SATURDAYS.
iuB -E-sm
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Bos1oS, July 5lh.--A statue Of Horsee
Mann, placed in front Of the stato house,
opposite The statue Of Daniel Webster, was
appropriately inaugursted yesterday. Adj
dresses were made By Gov. Andrew and
others.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-09-20
Our Representative Candidates.

The Democratic Representative Confer
epce for this district, met at Montrost, on
Monday last, and placed in nomination Mr..
Mason Parker, OF Wyoming, and j. S.
GILBERT, of Su>quehanna, as Candidates for
Representatives. No pffic al account Of the
proceedings ha reached US.
Mr.. Gilbert is a stranger to us, but is
highly spoken of by our friends in Su~que-
hanna. Will Mr.. Parker we are personally
acquainted, and can assure our friends that
he is man we'll worthy of their suffrage>,
Having served two terms of enlistment in
the late war, the soldiers can now, b, voting
for him, manifest their appreciation Of com
panion in arms.
HIS record as a Democrat, citizen, and q
soldier, is without stain or biemlsh. No
man who knows HIM will question his ca
pacity and fitness tr The position. Want of
space forbids more extended notice.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-09-20
The Question at Issue.


Shall the negro be gwen the political, and
what would inc mrabIy follow the social
privileges of the white man ? Shall vote
at the polls, sit in the jury box and the halls
Of flegislalion In short, shall he make and
administer laws, choose rulers for, and rule
the white man ........- ..t..
These are questions that now come home
to every voter. After tairty years Of cease
less agitation on the one side, culmInating in
secession on the other, and civil war par
allel on both, the .anatcs who inaugurated
and festered abolRjODIsin have accomplished
their purpose. Abolition is now dead is
sue. Slavery is abolished. The people Of
th { north and the south everywhere. ac-
knowledge the fact, act upon, and scquiesce
IN it. Whether the negro, OF rhe white man,
or both have been benefited or injured by
the change, is not now our purpose TO dis
cuss time experience, will demonstrate
its wisdom or folly. Having accomplished
their purposes-though at fearful cost of
blood and treasure, these revolut ionsts,
these fanatics now take the next step in
their programme. They demand that the
negro shall ,rOte! Not Content that the
state shall prescribe the qualifications of rs
electors they insist that cong. ess and The
President stall interfere IN his behalf Real
christian sympathy for the negro they do.
not possess but hope by his votes TO per-
petuate and keep in power the most corrupt
and unprncipled Set of men that ever dis
graeed government. Their schemes are
more or less openly avowed as they find
themselves strong or weak, in State, DIS
irict or County. -...... ..-..4a
In Iowa, Massachusetts, and other states.
their platforms, their presses and their ora
tors, boldly avow The purpose of the party to
be the enfranch,sement OF the negro, In
this and some iher States the issue. is more
or less concealed or eyaded This same sys.
TEN Of political trimming Is practlced bv
them in different counties Of the same state
In Berks, Northampton, and other strongly
democrat'c Counties. they deny that they are
in favor OF negro suffrage. In Bradford, Sus-
9ushanna, Allegheny, and elsewhere, their
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-09-20
TONNAGE TAX LANDON.
The Honest Repubs. Cau't swallow so Bit
ter Pill.


... ter Pill.
The honest Republicans (and we are glad
TO find there are many such) Of Bradford
County, met IN Mass Convention at Tcwanda
on the ! lth inst, an1 solemnly resolved not
to support the infamous George Landon whose
Nomination bv the radical negro suffrage par
ty, has produced iutease disgust and ndig
nation. Hon Ii. w. Tracy presided. Judge
Lung, Judge Parsons, Col Elhanan Smith,
Capt, S II. Newman, Capt j. W. Reeves, S. n
Blood, B L. Rockwell, A. Newell, A. Tenn
pIeton. NJ. II. Case, j. B. Thompson, ard 9TH
er prominent Republicans; made speeches
and took part in the meeting. Resolutions
strongly denunciatory Of Landon were pass
ed. Doctor SuAs E. SHEPARD of Troy, was
recommended as candidate for Senator,
Two brass bands were present on the occasion
and the gteatest enthusiasm prevailed. We
have not space for full account of the pro-
ceedngs and the resolutions.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-09-20
TOWN TALK,
- -@--->-->----------- --------
"1f there's hole in a. your coats
I rede ye tent it
A ch iels amang you taking notes,
And, faith, he II prent it. )"


And, faith, he II prent it."
sy Sporting, such as foot-racing, wrestling,
cOck-fghting and quoit- pitching, has been the
prn ipal featurs of the past week. Thursday morn
ing a foot-race of one mile came off between Henry
Wall and Earl Sckler. At the start Wall took the
lead, and opened out a distance of eight ten
yards, running lightly, and apparently with ease,
while hisanta gonst, BY the time he reached the
quarter mile mark evidently had "beiows to mend"
He labored on however, until the half mile was
passed, when he gave out, and Wall walked over
the remainder ofthe se and pocketed the stakes
Ear: had evidently mistaken his forte," as A,
ward, Esq says, and however good his mind may
be, when it comes to "blowing his own horn,' it
isn't worth shucks on a foot race. -
Phere was also quoit-match and . wrestle, in
both of which Wall was engaged, and managed to
loose all he had made on the foot-race and consid
cradle more. Saturday night, q number Of young
men, having little more steam on than was neces-
sary, worked it off by running foot races through
the streets keeping itup until the dull gray of the
Sabbath morning began'tc appear;
sg~ Town Talk was forcibly reminded the other
day, of that remark of Uncle Toby's, when after
catching a fly that had been annoying him for
some time, he, with the utmost care, opened the
window and put it out, saying "Go, poor devil
the world is wide enough for you and mo-" Look
ing out of our window, We observed time houored
old sfrieni driving something before him with his
cane Our curiosity became somewhat excited to
see what was the object of much care and solicit
tude, and we stepped to the door Wriggling
along through the sand, its unwilling motions di-
rected AID impeled by our friends cane, was a
small specimen Of the dslu Ter of wo kinda
snake final toss wi the cane, ami Get out of
this you devil, or the boys will be after yeu" and
hs snakeship passed beneath a fence and disap-
peared in the long grass. Some ill-natured people
observing the circumstance, would probably have
said that it was the name, it being garter snake,
secured it tho sympathy of our old frieni; while
our republican friends would have undoubtedly at
tributed it 10 aieeing Of freationshs pAbut we be-
lieve il was the great warm heart that makes him
the genial healthrestorng vsitant of the sick room
and the social, companionable gentleman wherever
met, that caused him TO be thus tender of one of
the lowliest and most despised Of Gods creatures
'Go, poor devil, the world is wide enough for you
and me-"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-09-20

ARE You Assessed 2-The election
is coming on, and every voter should see to
it that he is assessed in time. To entitle any
one to vote he must be a citizen, and have
paid state or county tax within two years
which tax must be assessed at least ten days
before the election. This should be attended
to at once. Every v'he counts, and perhaps
every vote will be needed. See that the re-
turred soldiers are also assessed, and ev cry
man rs at the polls. Get every man AS
SESSED.
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-- 81; 'f
Local and Personal.

New Advertisements.--W call attention to
the following advertisements in paper to-day
NEW JEwELRr AND 'wArca SHop, by A. A.
stoddard, opposite Wallis Hotel,
ADMINISTRATORS OF VIM. ii. Baker Decd, adver.
tise notice of Letters of Adminst ration
COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REvENUB TAI, gives
notice Of time he will receive our greenbacks.
ELECTION PROCLAMATION, by Ahira Gay.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-09-20

A r Republican exchange says Simeon ORA
Per, late collector at New York, realized one
hundred thousand dollars in less than one
year from the profits Of the of1ce. No won
dir the cry of ''copperhead' has been 40 loud
from all the Government ofi ;e holders.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-09-20

WHITE MEN SHALL RULE AMERcA.-Let
this be the raIlying cry of the Dem cratic
party. 1t is bound 10 win.-Soldiers will
stand by that Fiag-the people everywhere
will sustain J#..a" .rE ..g. gzHr. .,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-09-20

E& The North Branch Association OF
Universahsts, will hold it's next annual meet
ing at SylvanIa, on Wedne sday and Thursday,
October llth and 12ik.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-09-20

L. We THIS week pre,en; our readers
with the admirable speech of CAPT. Z. B
BRocKwAY made at the great "Knob Noun
tain Meeting in Columbia County, few
DAYS since.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-09-20

PRIVILEGED CLASSES - The privileged clas
ses Of this country may by classed as follows
Class A A-Abolitionists.
.. Glass B-Bnndholders.
Class C-Contlactors.
ClassD-Drad men.
Class E-Exempts. ...... .
Glass F-Fauatics.
Glass G -Guod for.nothing Generals.
Class H Hangn en-. ......
Glass Idiots.
Glass J-Judgo Advocate.
.- Glass k-Know- No things, ..-... .
Glass L. Lunatics. ....... ....... ,
Class NJ Members of Congress.
Glass N-Nigg"rs and National Guards
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-09-20

Z DEMOCRATIC TICKET. ,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-09-20

.y.as AUDITOR GENERAL, .o,.
COLONEL w. wv iii. DAVIS, Of Bucks.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-09-20
HARVEY sICKLEB, Editor. !;
TUNKHANNOcK, Pa
"Wednesday; septae, Is 6s

ELECTION, TUESDAY, Oct 10Th.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-09-20

SURVEYOR GEN ERAL,
1T. COL. JOHN p LINTON, of Cambris
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-09-20

y. II. bUChALEW.
Hon. John CressWell, Jr'
Now, fellow citizens, let US try no rash
experiments with the people of the South.
But let US not exasperate but ,conciliate-
let US not adopt such course as will justify
rebellion in their eyes, or that of their, de-
scendants Furthermore, let US insist that
no preference hereafter be shown to the ne
gro, If he is as. good as the white man let
him take the same chances How is it now 2
A Freedman's Bureau is erected especially
for the care of negroes, and homes, farms,
schoole and the like furnished them at our
expense. Nay, New England IN her love for
them sends school teachers, money &C., while
she sells the poor crippled soldier who hap
pens to become township charge to the
lowest bidder. Why do these men adopt
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-09-20
GENERAI.
ELECTION PROCLAMATION

JT7HEREAS in and by an Act of the General
Wv Assembly of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania, entitl ID "An Act regulating the General
day of JULY, 1885, it is made the du of the Sheriff
of every county to give public notice of such sles-
ton to be holden and to make know in slch noties
what officers to be elected Therefore / AJfIRA
GAY, Sheriff of the County of Wyoming, in said
Commonwealth, do make known by this advsrtis o
nent, 10 the Electors of the County of Wyomfns
that
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-09-20

"Our cause is truth
Pure as the virgin stripes which wave
Ger freedoms everlasting youth, .
And spotless as the soldiers grave.
Then let our only motto be,
Our country, cause, aud liberty &.
Our nation and our nation laws,
The rights of white men, freedoms cause
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Amnsennenie.


WINTER GARDEN;
" TIE hi EhsT fSSaahrs
HAMLET
arc u'a"i"s "eA'' TONIGHT
EDWIN BOOTH
viii appear in bis gland role . Of
being its r,curv- THIRD
coNsECiJTIvE PERFORMANCE, AMI
ONE M THE NoBLEsT PIECES OF DRAhAIIrIO A XTr
EVER SEN n ANY p tANPT 4R UNTIL EVERY
MAN WOMAN AND CHILD IN THE COMMUNITY HAS
SEN lr.--IN. \ Herald. 49,,
On SATURDAY March n4air THIRD
Of the series of GRAND MArINEEs
BOOTHS MMLEr.
which will be presented with all its OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sPLENDOR OF SCENERY AND AffoiNlMtNtS
PERFECTION OF CAST
Private boxes orchestra chairs and reserved seats IN dress
circle may be secured the usual prices The whole OF tire
the house will be thrown open to the public Tickets
The performance viii conclude In timo enable families
from Brooklyn, Staten Island sad ADJACENT cities on TIE fhi
adePha sia lua a. gvspro reach
home in seasonsbe time MI Stuart desires to state ha any
doryyed cn he Sowing Saturdays matinee or any evening
performance her money reterned as she may desire IN
order enable oil attending the msinee to witness ne ee.
bson spectacle Of the dy the doors will he opened At ls
o'clock and performance commence at O'Clock precisely
On SATURDAY EVENING. March g.
FIRST BENEFIT
MR.. C. wALCOT, jr,
which occasion will be revived for the hrst time IN three
ssoUrH HfIslS' life great drama Of
SOUTHERN SCENES.
entitled
THE OCrORc0N, -,
originally produced at this ,hea,cr Ia which Mr. wae0t Will
appear in his great character Part Of
THE OLD NEGRO,
PETE.
IRVING HALL.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CoNCENI
BENEFIT OF THE ATTACHES OF IRVING HALL
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCHf, -
on which occasion the Hall will be decorated oy MI
NJ X Macmillan in honor Of the
UNION TRIUMPHS.
The following powerful array Of talent VII appear:
MMLE. HELENE DE kATOW,
The Russian Niooneellist
MIS- ). H. bareny' A. r Eh.n
MIR JAMES NJ wEHLI,
| The Celebrated Pinnst
Mrs A. Maretzech, Mise b. Bafkeloo
| Miss McKenna hiss Meyers,
Mons DuTant, Mr. lnsee,
| MI Braunlicb hr fIenminL
| Mr.. H. Gonzales, Mr. HsInson,
| Sicnor Abels Sgnor Rose,
| Mr. Mosenthal, MI Morgan,
| RESERVED SEATS ONE DOLLAR,
can be had at Beer Schirmers No. 70l Broawsy Schar
fenbcrg Lulss No. 73s Broadway; Shells, No Waist
SALE on SEATS COMMENCES TO-DAY.
| Doors open at Commence at o'clock.
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YNEN YEARS LOAN.
$500 600.
KINGS COUNTY (BROOKLyNl SEVEN PER CENT
cOUPOS BONDS.

Kings CousrY TREAsUREKs OFFICE,
No 10 Court ST., BRookLYs Feb. III, 1900.
Til. County Treasurer hereby invites subscriptions In sums
OF one thousand dollars and upward TO loan OF xSoU
Authorized by Chap the laws Of 1854 and by resolution Of
tie Board Of Superysors adopted Dec ~ loo or 'he pa,
pose OF filing the quota OF the County uhder tue feue
subseribtT. will receive Certificate. Of Inieb,edne''
bearing Interest o the date OF subscription until the bonds
are ready for delivery.
CENT PER ANNUM, payable semi annually. 10 wit; On
o. May and Noveber the principal viii be due
and pa yabs on tic l., day OF May, 1873.
Tie .ubserp book now open g TIE Tren'arers Office
THOMAS A. GARDNER, County Treasurer.
OrricE or TnE srrYvs,Asr Tvs Co., No iz2 BovERr
NswYoaK, Feb. rs, 1865.
HyUE ANIMAL ELECTION for DIREC-
i TORS OF THIS COMPANY
win be held At their ONCE
ON THURSDAY, MARCH o.
from 10 N. TO p. N.
"' ''''" APM RooME, Secretary.
IT S. GOVERNMENT AGENCY.
u. ALBERT ". NICOLAY co.
No s? WILLIAM ST., NETWORK,
Take sc. pleasure In announcing TO theiI numerous custom
ets and The public that they have been appomted
GOVERNMENT AGENTS,
For the sale Of the
NATIONAL 100 LOAN
These bonds issued In sunni Of : 90 sl', tS@ ooV
aud 5000 each dated August Is 1854 and are conYf table s
tie option tho holder In three ~ wears from that date
into tie popular D. gold bearing Interest bonds
We are fully prepared to saPpy tnem or Immediate DC
livery 10 Banks BANKERS and Brokers' In such amounts as may
BE- required - ..,.o,.,. -,
STOCK AuCTfONrERs, BROKERS,
rs ooyERNMENT LOAN AGENTS,
40. S! wiLLiAMsT., NETWORK.
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ROsTON. HARTFORD AND ERIE RAIL.

BOSTON. HARTFORD AND ERIE RAIL
ID ROAD C0HPANYS MORTGAGE BONDS.
The undersigned offer for sale limited amornt Of The
MORTGAGE BONDS Of tbs BOSTON, HARTFORD AND
ERIE RAILROAD.
The issue limited by the Charter from the State Of Con,
nec,icut half the expended upon the Road
Tho Bond. bear interest PER pee pay
able March aud Sept Of each year Tho principal is
able in 1884 Each bond registered b. the State Comptroller
Of Connecticut.
BY the : day OF June next there will be 21o miles Of tho
road IN operation. LOCKWOOD co.
Feb % 1855 No q Whhain.st.. ". Y.
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Fhndins Commissioners, Yuba County, Cal.

OFFICE on THE PHgSIx FIRE Igs. Co, BROOKLYN N.
AT A MEETING of the Board of Directors
N ~ tho PIENlX FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
held at their Office tho evening Of Feb. a. 1872 was
unanimously resolved that It was deemed expedient 70 IN
crease the capital stock Company from Five Hundred
thousand Dollars to One Million Dollars.
The holders Of the Conpany hereby notified that
the consent and subscription papers ready for their
signatures at the Brooklyn office no. Courts aud at the
New.York Office, No. l39 Broadway
Feb 81, 1858 PUlbANDER SHAW, secre'ary
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NEw YORK, Feb. 81. 1858.
RANK of the City q

INV 1Okk, Feh IT, IotJ
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK of the City of
IL NewYorh, Capital $a00ooO p. c. CALHOUN Pres.
id.nt. BIILOpP SEAMAN Cashier, ANTHONY LANE,
A,t,nt Cashier Tho Board Of Directors have this day de-
caed dividend of FIVE PER CENT out Of the earning. Of
March Nee Of Government tau The Transfer Books win
w Wv y. SEAMAN, Cashies.
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reltnres ano Aleetinas.

4 MEXICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STA.
"A TISTICAL SOCIETY.-A stated meeting will bs held
at their rooms. Clinton Hall Asorpacs, Oh THURSDAY
EVENING March 1868, al o'clock, p mr. when j. WAR.
rem FABEN5. esq viii read paper the " uses of the
Camel" considered with view TO Its introduction into
Western States and Territories
WIN. C. H. WADDELL, Recording Secretary