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Horste, Carriaaes, &t.
orA.rxuA .rra .oyssnr. o,rcs. IIHsr prv's

QrAnrKn Asrsa OyxIAAI's otriCs. IIEsr prvs. I
MAsniSoroS Iirr. n. e., A-fch 10 H6a
CAVALRY HORSES! ARTILLERY
~ HORSES MULES, = HORSES. suisbe Gr the
Csvary aud Artillery s-rvee Will be rvcvu NJ uesboro
Depot, IN open .sTse- 'Al A.yi nsa By Capt 6eo. T.
nuLts In twenty uor- N b. rscsiv ed in
.ihs city In op~n market Ill My l. lsb3, by t@rt c. II
ToaIpktns Asslstznf uafmas,e cornrr 1veiay sccoSd
and OsTc-tA~ -
An animals 10 he sebt-rd 10 tho usual Government inspso
ton before being scc~pt-d-
srcarstion. "Casry horses mut be sound In
al part eass. we'll bfokrnt la full b~sb aud god conditions
from l3 sxts-n tGl hands hth nom i've tol 10
nine ~ y~sr odd aud vu sduf-d HI tv'ry way 10 cavalry
purposes Ho.s Dbr 49, aud ten lb years al age.
sll siroroua spdebtly end bee INV. he ane-pt-d
AruI.ry b. of dtrk cr, sound 10 al paIticu
lon sons qaick snd scv< well nrDk trpites
good f,sb aud condition. from IA 70 ten llo
old not l-ss thar hf- anil one hst st hsnd hYh
e,oh Horse weigh ss than ten hundred and any i
poonsa
Mus. must b. az Of .s-. strong ',s., com.
pact wcs vcop-d aagas MOI --s than fourteen ~ hsnds
higa fg hrssh free from every bi,sh OF dect ~hics
would unit them for woft und m1t have sD"d the
four oo tss,h and dsveoped s corresponding ioir
Ihr-- sp-cAcsion. viii be strictly seheredte and rsdy
enforced Ia rTrry particular. d .. ...
Hours o' ns 'ection ron ga ~ 70 ?. IN
Pnce Csvtry Hon -. hundred ADD lightly hvo eoas
1881, Artillery Horses. hundred and uinriy dolers
1871 hses hundred aud ninety i've dollar, 1857
Payment VIII be made Of Ills Office. -
10 JAMES A. FkiN. .H
Brevst Brigsdirr ,,enrru IA chsrre,
H..' fif-t Diyisiaa, u. NJ O. q.
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ksusrAsr QuAnrHsnAsrsa's OvsIcs

. ASSISTANT COMMANDMENT Ovucs
no. 81 EIGHTn AVE-, Slr loaK, Alucn 49,
CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY HORSES
~ WANTED II viii purchase op~s n,arkrt oil horses
may he presented ip~pv,ion At the Gcvrnmrn'
stables on Thirty hnhs fsuthsve. until farther n"
Cavalry horss. Ste 10 years old IS 10 10 hands high
Artillery to 10 yesfs old si hands high snd o's'
100 pounds and dsyb color.
Prc. fo cavalry hor.s. sra Pres for srssy horss'
elso. Psysbs Ia such funds b. urni'sa % ~ NJ
NJ. l.. L. MOoHk, 'sps wv ~ - -
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financial.
o,uos o, rus srr,trxs FIR, is,rrAses conrAsf

30 % NALL ST Ntv ,t vh, CcttrnpS - K.
AT A MEETING Of the DlhECIOhS OF inns
~ Company, held this day, DAY1oN OGDEN was unani'
Ssssy elect ed PIeGdent Of the Company ~
A TIE ssme meeting :hs following resolution was unani'
Es,sssd Thst this Board heard with deep regret Of
r. death Of ARCHIBALD GRACE, their late President.
- thew sincerely .ympsthze with his family In thar be
vsment We cho-rfuy record testimony TO his uni
ksz courtesy personal and Official intercourse with
members Of this Board, and 20 his faithful and intelligent
kpchsrso Of his duties a. President ID was also
ksors That copy Of the foregoing resout on be sent to
ns faulty Of the deceasod, entered uP the minutes Of tue
rD,s<iaG and published 10 the principal daily papers
ANDREW u. sOULAkD. Secretary.
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TRRAsURY DEPGxrHHr. J
OyyTcI on TEE CeaPrRoLJE n OF TIT CuHnEFox 7
WIsHtSeToE MaIch ~ 1853 }

WAsHINsroE March "a, 1858 }
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-.
w sened To the uneIssnsd, 1t has bean made to appeal
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK
OF NEWBORN, l..I
IN the City Of New York In the County New and State
OF Las been duly organized under end according
the requirements the Act Of Congres entitled An Act
provide National Currency. secured by pledge of United
States bonds and provide fe tie circulation and redemption
thereof" approved June 1874 and mas complied Al
provisions aid act required to be complied WIN before
nencius she business Of Banking under said Act.
The office Of the Comptroller Of tho Currency being
Now therefore Samuel Il Howard. Deputy Comptroller
the Currency do hereby certify that
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NFW-YORK,
the City ofNewYolk So the County ofNew york and state
New ior Is suhozed commence the business OF Bank
iDg under the act eicresaid.
In testimony hereof witness ny hand and seal Of Once
this Fourteenth day Of March. 1895.
IstALl SAMUEL T. HOWARD,
No. SOL Deputy Comttroiler Of tine Currency.
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THE UNITED REPUBLIC PETROLEUM
tt. COMPANY.

Il intended 10 combine large scale. al the results Of tie
best experiences 10 oil production Ia ts belief Of their sue
closest attention and scrutiny.
In the trs place meets the demand for Immediate returns
the capital invested by large interests In producing wells
Of the very best character The cq"eo wei Of which the
Company owns one foar;h Of the wotiux Interest al the
head Of al the wells Of the Oh region and this vel Il DO,
Of the source. Of the Company present The
psny has kswis ssbhs Of tho woris n,aes, the
Grocery well and lease and eighth fes fies,i tho
Lady Washington wen yf0a ls.s .ourc-s together tho
Company anticipate N. sby,o psy nearly aes Per cent
PSF month the entire capital from the start
In the pisee territory for dereOpncu, 10 nno'usiy
smpe and We. eho.ea .imple property ia in large
io. IN most s,.ry approved pan Of the oil resOH or such
properly ~nonsh f the employ Of iv than
even IL. i.rs. spsA and III. lnesssn. cannot b. srssd
Ba, IL. f-. simple prspery hrr and wen ehoau si. "a
bu. par. Of the properly which ioas ior seysopment
In is.sehoIa interests. which, IN .m0' in.,.nos
either exclusive OF IN controlling aBost ~, seted with
equal cars, and ue ,f spS vrOnis~ TIE comVsu,l thus
pos-s,ss tr,orJ enough fs lsp, ep~rsiisn' threosh
may yssiL
Blu. territory 10 Of ne svsn without prOpor'iOnss means
for 6svelopins H. TLs Company therefore one
serve. Fvs RrspnsD TnoraAap DoIAxs 70 cary i"fwsrd
the development Of the properyssUn lssssnonsh 10 pro
.co,dns 4, .. eIpshspoo. amount Of
Oh sssc-n, for very large nSTss'e Of the d'drnd' Of
TN, COMPANY This feature In the Company organization
,p.ciay commanded TO the consideration Of Tee public
s an enterprise Of this character above the 'phss Of
temporary speculation. and constitutes legitimate per
uasuens business.
The.. are the leading features Of the Company character
and purpo.eA The projectors Of the Company bring to It
no, only their experience their determination to maie
ell that the frosp-ciu' proposes Thy az. perfectly
swsrv Of the magnitude Of the undertaking which they lay
efors the public and with special Aes recently ps'od BY
the Lsrs,ur, Of P.nnsyvania authorizing them to hold
One Tbousand acres land In Zee simple they bervs they
hs,. calculated and brought into IL Ill The sismsnts Of
suecesa ..I
The books are now opened for limitsa number 10 sub
scriptions ct the following ofheess A f.
Ne..ra LowBEIl osTROM CO., No. los frostst
Ma.ua FANCHER L MccHEssEY, con. Moore and
Wsei-s.a
Ms.u.. WELLINGTON 4 cox, No. a Brosdst
Ms.aa T. KRTCHAM Co. No. % Wslst
VIM A. FOWLER. esq, No "a broadway.
WAL NJ PARKS, ESQ.,, No. ~ Bsosd"
D. K QUICKER, No. 50 Fulton H.. B;oefiJn n
GEO j. HARDY, No. II courtst. Brooklyn. ~,
And at the oaies Of the Company. No. ~ BRoApwAf'
whom. prospectus and information can be ootsioeN
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GLOBE Frns iSpaAscx CoxPAxr con oRExswIcHl
AMP FuIros srs NEw YoRx. April 2, lSe ,
TIME BOARD of DIRECTORS have this day
II declared DIVIDEND Of FIVE % PER CENT nee
om oyernent tar payable and ser the lWh OF Apri
10 bs trsn sfer books will closed until that date.
A''" ALFRED A. REEVES, Secretary.
o.-,c- an TEE Norrp AnEnIcAs FIRE IEsusAsox Co.,
o''''- No liz BEoADwAY, HYw YORK. hpril = 1855
V,RE BOARD of DIRECTIONS OF .i,s, tins !,
4 Co,nnanv have this day declared sEMI-ANNuAL
biyfnESR 81 YOUR (1 PER CENT, free Of ooverumrn'
~. s...he on Semsnl X w BLEECKER. Secretary
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OyYoz oy rEH CLEVELAND AID TOLEDO RifIaoAp co.
- tLKvELAsD OBso, March ~ 1863
dividend NOTICE.-AT A MEETING OF
IL the DIRECTORS Of this Company held this day. .DVI'
DTNU Of five (5l FER CENT was declared paysoir "
the free ~ tax the Ifn day %
April peIt until the ash day Of MAY the Continental
Ram New YorL after which ssd dividend viii DO payable
a. the Compzny's ofhce In Cleveland. - .
The trsnser books will elose the 18th day Of Apri
oelaek ~ a. and remain closed until the 2sth day Of April
Il 10 e'cieck = 81 order Of tue DiTsetort So.
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Dipioen0 Notices.

Oyyrcr or TIE Elorr Pnr CospAxr
90. No II WALL or, REwYonK.- April 5 ISs
A SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of SEVEN
N AND osE.H az PER CENT FREE OF ocveih'
msut Tn this day been d@cred payable on oeHsna
By order Of the Bosfd Of DIRECTORY Or, =, -.
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HOAL AT COST. .ar ID y
CONSUMERS BENEFIT COAL COMPANY.

SHARES $40.
Each sbsre entities the holder un Of coal per
d the Of mining transportation and delivery (whioh 10
sev about per toni ss0 10 share OF the profits on ire
s Of eoa produced beyond tie quantity supplied to share
ksl6eTa So
Those who buy for investment have the coa they WIZ
b entitled sod for thei benefit and receive the proceeds
Ever the IA cash. = ,
Investment in this stock IL not risk for Anthracite ooAl
hods rapidly rising in value
The shares sold arr limited and nesry ell suo-
eosd for Immediate application Necessary 10 secure any
% No. III Broadway. Room No oV.
TRUsIKKs:
JOHN ANDERSON, No 4I3 + fh ave
Hoo C. 3OnFREY GUNTHER. Mayor Of New York.
hen OREsgES CLEVELAND, Mayer of Jersey City
Hoo. ALFRED NJ. WOOD. Mayor Of Brooklyn: ~ Dr..
CHARLES JENKINS Presi lent o. East River bank
{OHN l. DOUGLASS Secretary Merchants. Insurance Co.
JOHN c. ANDERSON No. 100 Broadway.
WILLIAM P. sTANDiSH. Coal Dealer. No. II Broadway
eaARLEs H. APPLEGATE, Z. II. Applesstr Bro.
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Gcpartncrsbip Notice..

NprIcE.-The business Of William l.
COLEMAN 4 Co., and Of coLEMArs CALIFORNIA
LINE. ~ui 10 conducted In future by WILLIAM r. GULL
MAN Il, Gan Yr.nc,co sna IN KewYort 1t No. t, ssVc'y'
v.u. nv hi, Asent. GEORGE PLATT and JAMES
n. WILSON New.Yot, March H. 1853
..fn WILLIAM T. COLEMAN
OBv Gsosss PLATs. HE Attorney 10 Fact
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WEDNESDAY,, April II, ..r1r
Never acted hsTe)
Buessaus's famous Cen'sdy ."
30, Soos open 49, :
OLYMPIC THEATER
~ TUESDAY EVENING, ArRfL II.
And Eighth appearance ~ four months Of ....r.-
MRS. JOHN WOOD,
who win spv~ur % the Widow D-trnsin~. In
THE SERIOUS FAMILY,
suh Mss.ra X. Morimrf. ". Dav dye. H. Pssroni Ais'
Hin Newton, M. {. sung aud 5irs q. H. oiDet
Concluding with
THE TOODLES.
TUgsDAY-THE SERIOUS FAMILY and TOPPLES.
LONDON ASSURANCE.
sArnb 5HpAfFh t 81 NJ Moq GS6Lsrox
BLACK sBELr aud DADDY Mandarin;
MoNnAY. APrl !. rllE sill ErINo nLAe -.
V,HE HiPPOTHEATRON.--B at 3
i NV lokk CikCuS
THIS. AND every EVENING. -
tI wrpSrs Sass as Ss saTnR5ay ArY 9. 3
UsrARAlLtahshbc 1ntaPA
A. liz s Ssd go eifff
TnE VIII T,4iI i,essf tS q kNlhfAhSEE JOB
"' o. raE kRENic aGk. " %
The o''s s5 FrGi%"s 81 aaSYyMsAsc
AAp A,EosAfIy pt isSS s6mPksy sf OIL,
Me-
NDLLE MARIE. = - = EATON sI0N-.: :
IRVING HALL. lo .i3 7ra i,r.a.a $3.50
On WEDNESDAY ElENiN6. April u
NILE. HELENE De kAfow. III . o..
the Russian Sioloneeli,,' a, ,,,ru,.
Ut 80 MA JAMES NJ WEHLi. -1.-~.s on
''' ''"'' MAD ,ME BsaRENs, r 4g. j. :
sorrnno (her hrst appearance at lIvias HAll
''''..'' W si0s0R POULlccifi, b''so.
MR. = TicKEis, oSE DOLLAR
eIrs for III. Maine o. SATURDAY April Is, will be
prpseutsd % each ploiassI Of Preserved .e.. ----
CALOPIA-HOME. SWEET HOME, aa
- Am.asss 70, ,o .. Len !. .;r q. ss"e'
Anu '''''"'' Mr. JANIS N. WEiiLI. .s-.
uvn. 4, ,RyISG NH ~ on apa,,u
M The s aSfTisik 1 De ks s w appear M ~
1A' n s.s:% y aEssE ei!i p,Hapss .a
ss''' ssao. rS % TX ifr G.s q u
TICKETS. oSe =. 5 81 Il. r. -''' '''''''''
neer.ed seat. 50 cents r.iI. tistst lot ne a''ine'
will be a,SE s:ss ifsi i.lsS ''
GRAND BILLIARD EXPOSITION. 81
YoR srs sS9 - S5 SSsbsssS SSSIE e.,
April II aud u. =, ...l,-.l 4, q
w HALL ot -rFrs usIos ..l. T.
(Cooper institutc). ~
NJ CARMf. -
from r.rs ~d v'".is'p ;T .rlfsss p 20 ioa % %
lIW .Trl. -lL y Ixp lu -l. 2 .J ere
w. GOLD LHWATT,
v A., Ts eesnc-s e sbove dsmonstrsns The Science Of
Bsrds Including reaarx.bs power Of the and
other di1calf shots . :. :,
ssas vii BE- russvsd for senees psptsd By sdsA
Commanding at 8 CLOCK m. pr-cis-ly " II
1gT TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR EACH. e.arr
MR. DEMPsqER, Composer Of - The MAY
w Qussn" Lsmspt Of the iIish Epersn!, g. having
,.r.ra rptrfrnsd nom Europe. Will give an ENrEhTAIN-
NJ M Of bis msst popular SosSs and Ballads i49dns The
Nav Queen" o. Irving Hail. on THURSDAY EVENING,
An Il ssaasscsas = etsssk Tisssts O.e Dsaa ssoa-
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failures ano Meetinss

CREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE
~ STELLA MA9NEriSM-"Od" lts application 70
Animal Physiology and Human Welfare Clinton all y.
DR. REYNOLUSON Lectures. Illustrations BY Ma DEL
LA STELLA HU Ii and others. i..--. l.i ll IS 81
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HAvr psyAsr.ESr. BuAEAu o. PHovnioss AND
tLoiHNe b arch ~, 1865.
DIZZY .. Pv.uc cnAnII.. .rp ooas.e.,es.

Dry or PvyIic CBAurIxs sFp CosKsosrcs. /
No. 1 Bond st., NEw.iosK. April I. 1863 y :,
DROPOSALS--TO BUILDERS.--Seaied
Proposals will be- received al the ONCE Of the Conhs-
sions Of Publh Chsntie. and Cmssct,oa No. bSsd a..
Srued9n Of Ls building ior Medical aud Surgical oa door
ksisf Bsllvus Hospital foot Of Twenty ssthst East
River The plane end -ihcations may be seen 81 the oce
s. bRsPti, = JAMES n. NICHOLSON.
ISAAC BELL, .-r NOSES II GRlNNELL,
49, f.AetI- --'-- : Comm rsiooess 7
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~ '.". FEW.fOHK, Apfh io. iooa
THE PARTNERSHIP hepei1iS s1r s1'sHng IN
sANKs snssg the name Of FAIkhAkKs 4 WHEE1k ~
/. this day DISSOLVED HENki .. mnL,-,..-
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vf'HE SUGAR CREEK
l. PETROLEUM COMPANY,
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS on hE"-iohh'
.84oO. Wv
MO- 600 FULL PAID SHARES or % 10 EACH.
W ORKIK0 CAPITAL................0 shAhLS
Pr.stacnt................CHA q. JUDSoA
Vice. Pre.ident............J T.. EVEHiTT.
ur.r................ CHARLES GOULD.
sec,ss.ry Recommendation G. STtphAR.
eppsriptendcn;. X FULLEh
TRUSTEES
CHARLES GOULD No. So Wsll't Nev'fort.
CHARLES q. JUDsoS. Sawyer Judson. Noa "a and Y
OI HDsGSb srkpaAN T. c. s.edn.n Co. No. 81
HENRY a. CHADWICK, sJIe.. chsdsts Co.. WI
y" Sso t,S, II. EUisPoRb Rochester NewY~h
FRANCIS A. HILI.ARD No. SO Wsllst- New Yet
j L. EvERITT Csshssr Of broadway Bank. Nsw.forf.
WsIt are nov gong ass1 on 20. Osmp,1e r. yls9Pv
ley. Thsre is room for no mo's Ths irssses IN ~"
Iss fer Ihy s$y:.sTiI 81 "a .ns
tem.else, with pointing the features which Distinguish
nom usny enterprises sf the day. TINS s1ocr 10 NOT
vArExEp thr protectors dspsnd for their profits 'osy on
~. few tssossnc shares win be soa and thsss tbs
only honest bash, viz; At rnnia PAR VALUE ~.
~: Soy. s'Gs: si 50 %%ia
barrel well Will pay esslu n'on,iy di'idead1 The suss.
Creed Wen. are Bat I.a and the q Ger,
RIM Pro.p.ctusss and Maps br ebtained and sue,er
tom ehecia By application 70 cHAs O. Jrpsos No. r.
lamb.ss S.., h:.. eSV1n s ss u. T,u!
sfoes sSEsERyfp a %SRkISS SH T ,I A6E
OF &c nhD~ASsN H. ii n sassas.',iss xE
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TRUSTEES,

TRUSTEES,
E. J. LOwBER, frm Lo~ber, ostrom 4 Co., No. les
Front street -.... ..r t...
j. C. DAYTON, Arm H. C. Dayton Co., No ~ FTontst.
WILLIAM A. FowLEB, No. u broadway.
l. h. WELLINGTON, firm Wellington Coz, No "A
Broad-st- .r ..
SMITH FANcHER, firm Fancher MeChesney, No
Ws,crst .
JOHN CHADWICK No is Pesrlst
FREDERICK LACEY, Grm Mead, Lscey Co, No. II
wa,eEst
w. NJ PARKS. No. 10 BrosdsL
EDWARD DODGE late Of clssi, Dodge Co, No 81
wallst.
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A CADEMY or MUSIC.

! cADEMY or og. MUSIC 9 Z, ~ Sr,s fte ~ ~
! b On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, AprG H. 1ss5,
4 Att O'CLOCK. , y -HrIf
FOR THE BENEFIT or TdE DRAFTED NEE
THEATRICAL MECHANIC AL ASSOCIATION.
when the Committee feel rroad 70 call the attention Of ~
public 10 tho tact that the frT srlEu
MANAGERS AND ARTISTS r..r
Of 81 amusement the city, without exception,
generously volunteered ef services for ths ocesAes
VIE; The entire companies OF - .,i--.-t,- .,...
Wslsck's 1bsaer, Olympic Tteater
Winter Gsfder,- .stblSs Thes~r, -f5 Z 1T
New Bov.ry Theaier Old Bowery lheateY, ID flil
Barnun's Museum, brrdwAy Iheater. ~. ..-
Dob.on Bfothers .-- 10 PAX Yhestef. Brboklyn,
Heoley's Minstres N T.. boovyS Minsxsh. BrooklyA
The font of the house viii b. the direction Of Ma.
Theodore Moss who has kindly volaneefed bis servcss foy
the occasion. WV .. =
Musical Conductor. %. .....,.hf HARVEY DODWokTH.
Together bis celebrated BAND have gIerousy yesn'
teered. .. - .nvu
Doors op-n b. u. i.
Tho performance viii eouec- with ths three last scss q
Bouccaolts celebrated comedy OF $3.50 "a ... ,.t.
~ IT. LONDON ASSURANCE, 80 ......I.
with the following powerful cast: . ...~
sir Hsrcout County, .....-........Nf Msm Smf u.
Charles Courly. mf ID; ilnsuv
Dazzle.
Marx Medde. W y -
Max Harsawsy ari 49,
Dolly s.ss..s'.'"i, w, ~; IioyS
Cool. .....-......,.......-..... "ipismsos
lseacs..
James.. MAnpSt4
Lady Gay spsnkor.. ~ ne
Grace hsrkaway.. sns Aos SaisS'
80 WI
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T'EN YEARS LOAN.
-L. s50e09o. 80. ..
uros COUNTY tBRooKLyN) SEVEN PER CENT
COUPON BONDS f ~
e5060D0.
Krss Couxrr THsAsuxsn's ornc..


No 3 COURT ST, ekLrs, teo " leOs !,
p County hereby invites subscriptions IN sums
q enc thos sand dOtrs and upward 70 lesn q $500
shorze1 by Chap Of the laws Of 1864 and by resolution on
= Bossd Of Supervisors adopted Dee 20 1884 fo the pnf
sss Of ng qBois Of tine County under the fresaohs
- call for more troops ,,,r
sabssribsr, aih receive "CeriGeses Of lndebeaness
,.fps the date Of ubscrptcn until TIE bonds
rcsdy for se livery ,x,,r> nm
he Bonds vii b-sr Interest The rate Of SEVEN FER
GENT PER ANNUM paysble semi annually, 70 VII On
D. lr DAYS May and November the principal WA b doe
"a PAYABLE on the lot day Of May. 1878
fhs spbscrpts ~ the Tresonrers once
ThOAAS A GARDINER, County Treasured
OrFlCE NASSAU AIMING COMPANY,
No ISL BRoADwAf NEW YORK, March II. l4o5 :
NOTICE-Pursuant 10 Section Eleven OF
IN the Nninf Lave Of the state Of Michigan We fss
NASSAU MINING COMPANY
ewf-tted for payment " s.sessm-Hs VIII ee SOC
fb auction by the DIRECTOR IL the ofee o. the
srstAry Ne ls7 Broadway New orb. On ItksDA1s tne
la day Of April, at noon r.. "a -..
iop shxrpa no certificate Issued
% shares certificate lssuse-
- shares certificate issued
20 shares, cerncste issned
~ shares. errthcs . issoed
% shsses, no eertfscste isHied
le62 shares. eeftifcAte iasued
80 shares, no esrthcaie irsned.
e shsres. certificate issued -. .
r. X hoCULLf Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-11

Opucx o, TEE CHICAGO asD AIros RAiLsoipCor}
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-08-17
(For the Chief.j
Resolutions.

At "a meeting of the Returned Soldiers ol
Doniphan County, at Troy, August 10th, 1865,
the following Resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, The citizens of Doniphan County
have, by the welcome this day extended to US,
evinced spirit of gratitude toward the sold.
Ter, and their undying devotion to the cause
for which his blood and suffering have been
given; therefore, be it
Resolred, That the citizens of Troy and the
County are entitled to our thanks for the gen.
erous and hospitable reception given the sol
diery to-day.
Resolued, That the volunteer soldiery of this
State, having Jointly endured prIvations, hard.
ships and dangers in the field. do hold it to
be their duty not only to stand by and befriend
each other, but to aid and assist the families
of those who have lost their lives in the ser.
vice of the country, in every proper manner
possible. 80.
Resoloed. That any citizen who has left this
County to aid the rebels, or has in any manner
aided them voluntarily, will not be permitted
to return and reside here.
Resolued, That the papers of the County be
requested to publish the foregoing Resolutions
A. LARZELERE, Chairman.
ED. E = HOyrnsox, Syrsss; Secretaries.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-08-17
% THs FrslAss.-Ws observe that the

ID THE FENiASs.-We observe that the
sentiment of the people of the United
States is not SO one sided in favor of the
Fenian Brotherhood as it has hitherto
been: or, rather, the opposition is just
beginning to speak out. 1t is asserted
by those who pretend to know. that the
movement is Catholic. and il their object
is carried into effect. Ireland will witness
scenes similar to those of St. Barthoio-
news Day. in France. So far as Ire
lands liberating herself from British role
was concerned. we were willing to see ii
go on; but one thing we always looked
sspon with suspicion. One of their watch
words. which they openly proclaim, is,
"Down with the Saxon !" Now. this
embraces more than the English Govern
ment. There are thousands Of Saxon
Irish. whom it is evidently the design to
put down. Is it not time for those Of
Saxon origin, both Americans and for
eigners, to pause in their blind and indis-
crininate praiss Of the Fenisu enterprise,
and begin to exsniue into the real design
of secret organization in our midst,
bound together by oaths. numbering
thousands of members. thoroughly organ
ized and armed, whose watch-word is
"Down with the Saxon r.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-08-17
SoUrHEaN EMIeRArros.-It was feared

SOUTHERN EMIGRATIoH.-It was feored
that when the war closed, the superior
inducements offered to Southern emigrs-
ton would seriously retard the growth OF
the West. We believe the fear will
prove groundless. Many persons. who
have gone South to engage in various
branches of business, are returning dis.
appointed. They report that the country
is thoroughly impoverished. and the
character of the society and disposition
of the people is such. that Northernsrs
find it neither profitable nor pleasant to
settle there. The plain truth Of the mat
ter is. the people Of the South owing to
the systems and institutions under which
they have lived for generations. are in .
manner barbarians. snd they need to be
civilized as badly as they did to be con-
quered. A free, enlightened citizen of
the North would find it more agreeable
residing in European Monarchy than
in the South, until the society has been
thoroughly purged, purified. and regener-
ated. The young and free West has the
greatest cbssms of all. and still will the
"star of Empire westward take it's
way"