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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-05
.FREMc CHS NJ Ho,T1[IElL-, III

Opposite the City, Hall Park, corner Of Frankfort
=, Street. New York. D''a
SPACIOUS Refectory, Bath KScnis,
y and Barber Shop. Bedrooms warmed erstisj ahd
only one bed In room. Do not believe runners or
Sacknien WHO Say We arc full Servants are not al
lowed TO receive perquisites. ljlJapg2gJdIy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-05
rP,om Tho Nav York Tribune.l I

'THE FIRST NATIONAL Is the name Of the Petro-
leum Company whose prospectus and map are be
fsre us. The nameswhieh we see among tho DiI
rectors are ample recommendations for this Compai
ny, and sufficient guarantee Of Its future manage.
.meran - - - ---ILI ~. l--LL-9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-05

or the home and family; and an abundance Of l ar
agraphs upon every topic Of interest or import
ance. The wide circulation already obtained by
this paper is an evidence Of its popularity. and Of
its being adapted to the wants Of the people.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-19
THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING. SEPT. 10. 1865.


TBn Alabama State Con epton, which 10 now In
session, has passed q resolution fsvor1ng the pay
rsnt OF the debt incurred BY that stsls for military
purposes during the late rebellion. As Alsbsma
went into the scheme OF rebellion with considers
b.. reluctance, and - the "Union element" in II
ws perhaps as strong - in any other rebel s.a,s,
we may inter that its svowsl Of . purpose 10 pay
the deb, incurred during the war will be followed
by the other reclaimed States Therefore, the sub
sec, 70 well worthy Of confederation We srs not
aware Of the amour, Of debt incurred BY Alsbsm,
in the Of the Consderscy, but H. Of course,
somewhere In the millions, and Its payment would
necessarily be . heavy burden upon the people.
In The frs, place, has Alabama the power, and will
,hs Government psrmi, the payment Of the said
debit APnilsdelphia contemporary decides thi,
question IN the negative, but We beg leave
totdisssni. We freely admit ths, the liquidation q
1n rebel debt would be an onsrous tar upon Ala.
bsms' and hst II would be very hard for i,s Union
men TO be oompslsd 70 psy thSr prop r,ion Of 1,
and We also admit that the sction Of the Conysn-
ton In passing that resolution WAS In our opinion,
in the worst possible taste Nevertheless the Fed
>rsl Constitution gives 70 every State supreme
power 70 ''rseulsis iss insn,utonsin Its own way"
90 long 80 they do no, conflict with the Consti,u.
zion Of shs United States State 10 perfectly free
70 contract any deb, ha II pleases. New York
might eonsti,utionally make 60 appropriation 70
redeem all the rebel cotton bonds In Europe or 10
might assume the rebel deb, Of Alsbsms, and tho
General Government, would have no power 70 in-
serfsrs A sn.e may do anything in It's Co nrnon-
wealth capacity that does no, come in conflict with
the Federal constitution. This much, and no
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-19
A Nice Little Tax BiU

IT Is q pretty hard matter TO convince poor
man that povir.y lisa blessing, but lance a, the
city aud county tar lev, Tor 1905, published 10
yesterdays suN, 10 certainly a strong srgu.
ment in favor o. tia, proposition. The tax bill fo.s
up over eighteen mihons 81 dollars Tor tho present
yoar-nearly four and half Millions uoro Asn
asst yeAr-and the rate Of tar is w..iin q traction
Of three dollars ON the hun rel II would 10 inter.
esiing to know just what pr porion Of that eigh.
teen millions ia actually applied ~ tho leg mate
expenses " The City Government. Lonlon and
Paris sHpend twelve aud ten IN lions respectively
each year IN city government, both CT.
ties arc municipal models compared with
New York, and yo,h is fair 10 mfr that heir
oheis.s DO some stealing. This city Is ouiy abou,
half large ss Paris aud ons-thi.d the .ze Of
London, yet u costs nearly twice as muoh As in
she case OF PARIS to, govern II. Possibly when the
rate Of taxation reaches that point when man
VII DO at loss to decide whether 70 pay the tax
or 'u render up all bis propcrty-poss bly, the
people Will turn We eormoranGs out OF oihec and
elect honest men In their stead
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-19

'ews engaged In indu,tri.l occupations 10 cir.
ouI,1s aud to e. sblish themse wee in any par, Of
~, ah empire. This uktse gives to great
LH' o. ne jews tie rizht 70 leave the localities In
HIcn Toy were previously limited ia the restern
IV.lnees OF Russia. This measure vii oon,nbuis
y, me development OF material interests, snd
REDUCTION In the prime coH ol
nhiacturcd goods. To settle Ia Their new
soo1os the Jsvs frusi first obtain a perrns.
s'Vl OF 'esidenue; they viii hsve tie hcuiy 81
tsW itlng ceiuiicly to the commune OF tnef
oho,e', but they viii no, be allowed TO form com.
nnunes conn osel onufsly ., jews, Ike ths" o.
psesenl existing Ia tie vegtern provinces. " the
snets OF this iaer1 ciioN they will lose tie as
nnct nationality, and will thut 10 tlcn ed with iAe
nuhshh Populations Tue goyerunl NJ had 70 &c
cN wcel Two sys,sius |. could hccord nc
Ilght OF circulation AMI Of ssttlrg N al paris Of
'hS srrsorS, either g. all Ne JoWs Or " CERTAIN
niuber o. them IL ebc.o TO adopt the lat'ef pan.
y tho Jews engaged in some manufacturing
Hsds Can proGi by the new deelsi9n
a-cIt- money changcrL nnd ret.l Nad,rs
nave no shais n Us benefits. BIt, as we
Journal, THn Voc. Observes 10 ~ prooaol'
wat th- lsst-Iamcu classes, Wien delivered from
TIE rivalry Of ia ir manufacturing brethren, viii
becoms artisan. ,ni ma "a acturer% T T the express
purpose = ob.sluin the rigL, " free circulation
auu ho co Of res deucc. The nunIisr OF Jews re-
. mig in tho towns aud villages u tho western
prov uc,sis cstiDsei al l,boJ,uO0 souls. This In
furious * .lOmsr.iOn % persons engaged iu s.tn-
Iar u.tL p.tous will soon ease, and the couin1cf-
cia for 60 u the empire vii hsuceforth disaeui-
mated ia . msnner more favorable to the general
welfare. lilo jews N . position to prCht ~ tae
nCA ukAsa, wi Q 81 owed TO take with then their
sis ers Aud their brothers who are still
minors. Iley will cons qienty carry with item
the elements % wealth AID activity inlo the Prov
inCcs whore 1 IS may CAooeo 10 settle. The emAn-
'ipan0n Of tie Jews wall thus be gradually Isa.-
.EOL.
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How to Keep Peace With the Indian,

TINS Commissioners representing the Govern.
nent In the treaty with the Southwestern Indians
announce that nearly all Of the Tribes have Agreed
70 the stpulstons proposed, and that the prospec,
n peace with them in the future Is highly sncour-
aging. Il 10 also stated Una, attempts arc 10 DO
made to pacify tho hostile Indians upon the plains
In shs same manner, and as the redskins were
never known TO refuse 10 treA, for az acceptable
consideration, IL Is quito probabl. thai we shall
coon Be nominslly at peace with all the Western
tribes. This Is oil very well II 10 much better,
cheaper and more honorable TO The country to p.c.
lily the Indians by treaty than by sticking bayonets
Into them, particularly when we reflect that they
have been msrcilessly treated by the pas face" aud
manifest destiny. But In order that the couY.
may receive substantial andlsstiug benefit from
these Indian treaties tiAsssonti.l that soms mean,
be adoite 10 stop the outrageous swlndlny trans.
tciions oil the Government . tents In he psymen,
q! 'ndlan annuitss. IN y ere the rascals who are
indirectly guilty Of thres.iourths o. the Iai. an
outbreaks They cheat the poor ignorant savage,
ou' o' we payments duo them, and the eouss-
PH nee Is that the ha.che, is dug up, Ito war.
"hoop Is sounded, aud = scene Of barb.ritv fol.
lows. As the Government 4, n,w n,t,ng
'ea'ies with the frontier tribes, /, would be we'll
10 'horousiy overhaul the Indian Bureau, weed GU,
VIC Swindiing agents and adopt some KIND OF T.
system by which the Indians may hencsfortb "a.
ceive tho full payment Of their annuI,ies. VIII N
that shall have been done there will be ass
- outrsges by the savAges without II, IN. tre.,,.
now making will no, DO worth the parehmep, upon
hirh they are written.
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'eny me nsccsriy Of Registry Law OF
sons kind. The only question At issue 10
vac msnaer In which the policy shall
% carried out The old law WAS REGARDED By IA.
republicans a. entirely too loose in n, operation
tie new one IL objectsd 10 BIZ tb. p,moc,,,, on
'he ground that tis decidedly too struren,. Bit
"" usoe's 70 discuss the question now. Tee law
ns oeen legally enacted, and must rema Ia fores
until duly repealed By the Leg issiure and there
'ors Doth iu Trends and ensmies will do better 10
qualify themselves for voting a. Il provided than
10 vrsnsls over that which tloy cAnno, change.
uniifo 'hs old plan, tho Metropolitan Police Com
N ssionsrs ars now in,estcd with tie power to
'ppoin' Election Csnvssssrs aud Inspection, o.
Registry and also TO designate tie polling places.
The following extract from ID, new law contains
the chief features In which u differs from The 4
system,
bosrd 81 Registry also form the n1ari q
Inspectors 'os hold.rt the soton. Three meet
lugH Of the bjsri Of R,gis'rv a1i Of Elections are
provided for. The q 9 m,elng 10 TO 10 held on
Iuesisy. thrto weeks before General Election, at
he place desi grated for holding the poll 81 the
e;tion 10 tho district. The Board oryslizs for
the purpose " registering the INNS Of the legal
VOC Of mo diitrlc- "a pfOcoo ., make list
~ all persuui Ia NED and eutitlei to vote 81 ito
ensuing tlec.lon n the election dstTct for which
they are m psc,ors Th,y have P1,y,r 10 cit two
lays " Of the preceding General ectiun the
number OF votsrs M the district ex eedei four
hundred A. this frat meeting they arc TO make
The LIST Of electors oftneir dis riot as complete as
practicable; 10 " to 10 ris list OF tie vJtsrs N
,he district, 10 far IS ths sans are known TO the
Inspectors" A copy Of this list 10 10 10 hIod with
TIE C,u1gy ClsrE w.ta'n two days after the frsI
meeting. Tno second ei.ug Of the BIard 10 10 -
held On friusy u I've wcct preceding tho DAY ~ Tho
General Election, for the purpose Of revsns and
correcting the list rboy r.Uain ~ seas on Two
days. Tue third meeting 0. 40 Board is ~ 10
held Monday, the Day bo.Ore tue election, Tor TIE
purposs Of further correcting, revising, AddiYg To-
sltsusetng IRON, and completing 100 list A.
neither meeting u ,le u ARD VI Registry 10 tAe
name 4 any person 70 lie aL-cJ to te LsI except
80 provided iUr a. TIE hrsI NE Lug, .neu t1e hss
~ 70 be made As cOul lets - pr.cHtablo BY incor-
porsung IN II ths names u all iessl voters ~ the
election dSrict Who are kLonA ~ tLe iuspo toe,
uulebs Tie person Tearing LIs name 10 lie .odtd
appears iu person be.oru tho board. ~ vote Can
We roesivcd al any annual OF charter sssUu Ia We
c " aud coully Of New York, Of IA tie city q
Brooklyn, uulsss NE lame vi Ine person Offering
70 vote DC on Tie roS s.ry .Ld cymp tIed Le
lore t4o Gay VI election.
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AsHuEAD-suddenly, on sundsr, Sept. II, a,h,r
late ryslreuce, Mot IL ven, WesscAe,teg Co, n4n.
nah re let Of CailllOu ~ Lintal.
Fer ieistNes and Trend. ave respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral from the K. J.. Chu IA, Not
ia 'er Invitation. Us
u Tx 81 coa,umption, Kilen B1rs the beloved
rae OF Aeha, l'uis !, n,tltee. ~ Parish ui -
The .Iefa viii lake ,ea IRON be I.'e tesiiere.
s'c!ock. saw --' ~ ~
CAs3IpY-Ql Sept. Il, LOUIS yoanse,, d,ush,er
Of PsuicS aud MAY CAsaidy, s4eI 2 ears ami :
The fnnerH viii take pisce thh truc,a,r, a,,,.
lcAioid A. iee.point. %
CLARk-At Fremont on Monday morning. Sent
Is jo-ephne Curtis tAuftter Of Euen ~ anu l..
TIA ord Ozark, ia the 2lr' yelr OF lera-e.
HE funeral service. viii take pace 4, p o rmop,
on W. dnosdal, sep;. ~ At !. ociOk. The !ela.Ivc.
and ir.enq. Of the tamil, as Iesp.e iuil ms.ci to
a'tend, without intthsr notice. Cat, leave Jr.sev
Civ, via Northern Il. H. OF NeS Jerey. at 9lb An
CNIasos will be in ~Atns - pper P,emoat
station. 2gI
CONKLIS-On Monday, Sept. Is. Edmund Fv,,.
only child OF John Z. aud Asnes'S CouSl,~, Gsiv
The The relative. and friend. Of tho a.m,h 3 q,
speciuly invited 20 attend the funeral, this f--r,y
mo nnr, Sept ~, at ~ oeiock iiom the re.ideL ce
OF his parents, 100 south 3D. a. Wiiamsburgh, \ v
The remains viii be taken TO staten Island ior inter
ment. lOl
DEyINE-Aner long Illness CathArlne Deyins a,
Her reisilves and friends and scqu.in,ape., A..
re pecthuly invited To attend the tune al. On In :.
oai fttelioon a. Oc.ock. from her IAie slsncs
3Q4 se cath ave. ss3
GAscolGNE-Aner q long n!neAA john G.,.
co. 20 A. d SIS yeps
t.s fe alive, snI friends ss respectfully iny,t.d
to E.eac me iuue.Gl, "a Neihes-s .uc.uS'n.
u. at Us.ON., 8. h.s late iss..e4,e, MAI, a.
/. 1. H.,
ICpGE-Iu 3 ooklvn scpt II. 1893, Anao .iiis.
dau re. o. p,.a., saI An JuI,e, act n tso.'t.
II lava.
lae iienir ~ the family are resro' 'flly invita-,
10 Alcl. Tic tune. A. this tIurGIa. aI,1uoon'
~ o'cOlk, iloIn 1Le Ieii~ehce Of hes pa.uu'A a.
Hamilton ave, l6
KEAVY- suddenly, on the night Of SATURDAY.. M.
l6lh inst John Heavy, in the 45d .eI,oi hIs AZ.
Also, on the following afternoon, b.idgsl Keayy hi.
mo ner. in the nh wear OF her asc, - -
The friends and AZ, uaintanees Of the family ara
respectfully invited 70 attend their funeral this Tues.
residence cor Of ClaIsou ave. aod Butler AZ Rrooso
lyu; 20 proceed 70 the Cemetery Of As HoIy CTo..
flAibulh . SoklyA Ia
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Fipase,nI News Markell Go.

Ns~ rori, hOndIy, SEPT. IS, r. h-1o'd h.
been selling to-iay At lAJI 1I3A. The aiterpoon
quotations Of the renerh sock market, compared
with those Of SATURDAY afternoon, show decline Of
from = TO per cent; iew sorts we've, BY the ssme
comparison, . little higher. Governments we're
STEADY, without much business doins. The Of
new loan continue. No official communication has
yei teen made public however. The loan market
continues quiet, and the accumulation Of capital
seeking Temporary EMPLOYMENT ct Is increasing.
Commercial paper passed TODAY At & y per cent.
The DcnE Statement th, week. is rsther unfayoi-
able. The loan. sre up s13j2,55g ,pccio esis 355
circulation, s29l,4.s; the Legal tenders arc down
Sl'Io'4s9 and deIosts Sl,-5l,,71. There has been
an incicaoi demand Tor sterling exchange to-day,
aud prime bankers bili. % day.. we're not offered
unior l.2<. On Change to-lg, Flour was dull, and
De. &c lover. Wheat W., do sud nominally 1c q
&C. lo~er Coz was q IN Tor sound. While unsoubd
va. heavy OATS tore scare and lc Letter. Pork
was dull snd love-. BeefwAs steady Lard W a. dfmer
aud Whissey Was M do fiiJaer
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60 TO the West.

TuKR1 are hundreds OF young mon III this city
ether out OF employment or earning = very scsnty
b'aS, who ought % ut loose from their moor ngs
and drih to tie West The channels If business for
which they are Competent all OIL ed here; their
chances for procuring situstous arc e1 'selin "
? or, aud even ~Aeu they arc 30 fr.una.s a. TO
tnd employment, the roml1sgaton Is aoi lch 20
to give any hope for the future. WAY, then, do
they 10, strLo boldly out FROM t. 10 sidy, .ad 20
" 1ts rich Western s;s.ss AMI terriiorlss whore
Their ssrvces are urgently poeds Aui where
brigh, future would open beiors theni The suri.
ferrous territories inv to them ,hithtr tie rich ari-
cultural regions beckon them 90, the undeyolo pod
wealth Of the Great Yves, 10 ,empuug'y stretched
ous 10 them 5ut here they remain u idleasss PASS
ms ANsy tie best days Of thsir lives without
gaining ioo'hold up2a tho lAdd OF fortune.
They reei not hope that their chance. of
success will improve here. A. oceA.oa,l Ind ylI-
us Of this elAIs may get cut with the tide Of proi-
per'iy but for any ono 70 expect aud calculate
upon such success would 10 Ike exps,tnga for
tune from lottery. Business VAS mover better in
The city than II Is a. the prs'sn. time, ami II they
cannot get foothold now they have no reason 10
expect better resul. In the tuiura The G III Hi
(NsvadA Territory EvE'ISd NEwa In long srti.
Gle upon the tly.ntsgss OF Immigration 10 tho
West, says
"iAe high price Of labor. the Fro,i chances FOR
pfolIs 10 spe-ul-uY', tao IDLY iuctc,s u IN.
po lance AVID 10 b. d of t1ec -, n goo r with
/ NO y Ct harmony aud ss,'el rclco %. 40 new
sat'h anA Ierr ior.o-, al unVo ia otter wy au IA
due M Il - t.u'e "40 areAn5.tiu4s go "lIaAe a
-" OF WHO re ,iryd 4 .lc uI.e.t-.g . a mn.
sealed ~ to al M airs IN tlslHe ro,t'us plr.o,,
OF me ion, 10 mako the solI ald si,ger mountain
| sd " Ihe W,s, tAe r hou-"
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The jews in iIIssia \ aroyclnent iu their
Condition.

correspondent Of tho Paris uoSirKuA writing
from ST. Petersburg, says;
have already aPprsed you Of tie gr-,, I'm.
proVoment made in the position OF the Jews in
Russia. A decision OF the Council Of us Fmnir..
sanctioned By the Emperor, and promuls ..od bv :,
ukAss VI The SENATE dAied Saih ulIma ,u,hor1Is.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-19
The Missouri Teti-Onth.

THs stringent tsst-Ossh in lie new constitution
o. Missouri has received dec.-sI cheek The
said eous'itutou. which wr engineered throu,
by shs mos. ultra brand q radicals requires every
IN ulster aud ia~ysr " subscribe 10 tie ,ad oa,h
before prscuclns 'heir vocaI n, A large proper
ton Of both u Ties. classes h4Iy eilsed " COM
ply with these coniiuou[ aud, as tie Governor
was determined to enforce uen, there cen
much prtheuaiou Of serious trouble. W. bscrye,
however, that Ne matter Ia. come before no Judi.
eisry, and that 10 tho C,rcat Count OF Ray County
the tesosth has h,sn decided to be Iva violation u
the Constitution Of tho unilsI s.,tcs. The Ia. ller
was brought before tho Court by certain lawyers
who refused to take III oath. A the Executive q
Missoun will hardly venture a conflict with tho
Judiciary, II 10 PROBABLE tia, tho Iesi.osth will
become dead letter, until the question snnany
acted upon by thr higher courts.
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VIA Et RAG rs.

SKELLY-HANDN-O Monday, Sept. Is 1885,,
By k,y. ~. Bulsdl, Thomas skely 10 Ana Handy,
10th Of this city. 81
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TRADE; NOTICES.

MACHlNISrs PROTECTIVE UNION. No
- !, q Nes lors--tt Ia urtentir .elnc,,si Al. .
~ memi Of the above Union viii ia il st,',d,
nvs ~ thoIr fontns on luss!ay, SEPT 10 Al o'cs
~ ~ p citey, a. business II ,pe-.rI 'mpIti,yc. ~,
rie''deni. w. II. ODLLL. Cor. SEQ I'D ~
NOTICE TO COOPERS-THE COOPfZ5
=, ~ hc Esdiau' Oh Wo Is, a,.afs CI,Rk Z
EbblNS ere on aetliEc Tor their oil vn,t, p e,ss
20 no nteiieie Q. ehcp Committee. Jer.sy Cl,g scot
NOIlCE TO THE BLrt STONE CITIFES
'and tlAggeIs-A sen.i-m1lthlr mee'lns vii 10
Leid IN TIE lnrre hal. 90 ~ .hth ave Oh rue.las
evehlnP' Sep'. ~, +, o'clock lIy ordcg,f tho
As'oe'at'on' =. FllLGIBBDSs Fec :jg
OPERATIVE PLASTERERS-YOU AXE
- hereby notified to attend tie rsru A. weekly
hocIinr At 'leir hall, co OF ID A.. AMI 10 Avenue
on thlS !ue'diy, eNeaing, All p.ss e,eisa invite
tphtend, ~ uere NiI lie Lus ness or importance
Lfourbt before them. r. i. AcDEKNOTT A. a.
IilOs. DILLON, Zee. Sec IN
)LAST EREkS-THERE WILL BIZ A
special ctting held 70 your rooms, 90 Court g..
p,oohl,n onWe1uefar eycnfn-, sep:. 2. Al mem.
Dyis arc te ucs'cd 10 Gtten 80 husius Of ortaro
Gers ioi the enguinctL months. EDWAKD kern
fIe' r j. WELSH, Rec. sec. "a
THE BOOT AND SHOE CUTTERS of N-
u, will hold their regular weekly ntstipr this
evening ~ 6c.ort In the ilth Wtd uofeI BsI-
ness o d. clsg The best uNLuc Tor tn. ndopt ~
'he scale q pico' which lss en- approved ot Nslg
LeIs ehou.d axe every ,nJIt ~ Le there ~ ali ae
Interested In the iasue. ii5
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Personal NOTICES.

+ JAMES BUCKLEY, WHO RECENTLY
arrived In tnis coul'I", viii call nj ~ cor ave
and ssh ~ he VII hnd h. brother PAIlIch. .I3
INFORMATION WANTED OF WILLIAM
iPRENl ER.iASr, by his wife. Who has Jusl ArI wed
I ON California A. ~ Nn te-ry a. y. ). -
JAMES BARBER WHO TOOK OFT SIC
ton o. Lioyd's Mammoth Map to eauyass ,ho.' an,
ine cry ees' Of the b rry wl save hin.ei iron Ia
- liHlhs !; Al onee 10 y CourlandIs o.. $50
TO DANlDS. OGDEN AND ALL CLATH.
~ iIs b', ihiou,h or uuoe- him. notice ia h ai,y
r'eh tael al shares Of the " ~ sock OF n. Er,ie
LI@nl N'n'nS Comp lnv OF Aich.saa, on winch an.
sun G. money ioiL lus Due cora .luelse OF IA s.
fe'smrnt ~ allie June lih. $50, al let,' q,
l1the Auc on: a. the 3l,Ite u s,iL Loupsu,. a.. .
NAHad slice. Groom No. b., New ipfE c,y, o. ina
u'h,hdV o. 'c'ohc', 1906. ~ H. u'glors n &C.
coidlne 10 the !A's Of tie eta.o OF Aich..an Is
BARREN 5sc.vtsry.
WHEREAS MY WIFE MARTHA ANN
w has leit my o. ald hoati xuhost MT nan, ,.
ton, Ieuse 10 pas tny d-'s Of Ecr cont, ,t a,,..
tni. date. JohN J. LArsCn. keE YofI, : ~
lJ,h. .tf"
WHEREAS MY WIFE MARY GOI'ElEY
w has ltiI my trI aud hos d without iust MN
cuion, rouse % pay any fa't, II her cont ,rI,ng
att Ihi5 de.c WILLIAM GOT RLEY Sew lor.,
sept. l,.h, 1865, h1
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SOCIETY NOTICES.


A o. or HiBEENlANs-TnE NM
lers q %. above Ord,ra.r re- Iue.tod 10 me,
=. Union Hall, be'. lo,h ma II ~. and i,' ay On
o. ON ISo ' gso,s ,' a 70 ted the f. e
JOHN kAQUlkE- q. p. JAS. CASlit.N. q. = iDi
A o. 1.-THE OFFICERS AND MEM.
h' ters Of No. 9aie requested to .teui a. nor
1'end tie 'uuerhl Of heir late tro' her. PNTFjCk
MMin.iiiI :, a. 1t,,ii;p". u. JOHN CARNEY. Ise..
A 7. A.-THE OFFICERS AND MEM.
~ lcsm wridense Ioi,e No. >. are tequ. .lai
10 20 IA tlleir Lodre room. cn Wednesday .venia
neNI ~ iu'' ~ order TO receive Walt fo.1 .ev
RIOS snELiaAkF, t. !. '''''' D0DNi'' ~ M' d.
a SPECIAL MEETING or THE A. o. II,
Of No y, OF "Ieenpont, /. L. will be he'd AZ
theii meeting en- Ia Fsnkln -, Grseapolut on
member requested 20 present.. q. ther, i. bn..
iuesa OF he rroniesi impot',nee 20 be trnns.cei d.
HttFERNAN, Sec. u !"
A q. H., BROOKLYN, l.. l., SEPT. 15-b.
80 le6h Abe regular mo thy meeting OF the
Hoard wa BE- h.id At the tmnet Artillery Hall,
inS. 2;h mat At o'clock precisely The Trcvurer,
81 esch Division a. requested to attend And .citle W
g. soc. es9
FATHER MATHEW T. A. Il. SOCIETY
l. No. ., \. y, having leen interrupted in holding
D. 70 sgrrau zors and eAp'lei uloni ers s.iel
an Melted ~ -" police edo incl 70 tho ncw hall
cor g24 a. 40 l.t sSe, HAtie there very lA-rs
shd IaHhd-.G'tc Wcetins as ell 80 pUbi a, tho
ntemhe,s. Many new mentcr' were olroei. and
ne whole thair vas grand ,uccess. ILe Sc otv
lsAes ma a ~ tan y 70 fcfuto Hli eoutrttct INC
toul, tsl,c Aud malicious adyoui-eltIt tcfc oof0
pu5ushed 10 this paper, that the l, sud ogho prom
cry were stole iiofn the society. sad aleY tion 10
- A'r " " H. iatciCu'. 80 p.cpttts Aas iCen s'o-
ne socley. Toe mater his lcca lIou.ht 'eiple
re C"uTt Of common PIeus h,d the SOC ety hss
ohtalued an Injunction test-niainr sni lorlrIdins
thcse dsoiean.lcTs from further interference in
tnIs Ho'leiy 10 lurluesa &c. No baa.o 90 The i.ior
Of ths pspar; he vGs nlrl q. GEORGE SNIIU
WILLIAM hAELOS, JOHN REILLY, PATRICK
hhSNEnf AMI JOilN REILLY, III ec,ors JAMS
uEIANf, Pre-. BERNARD DOUGAERTY, Wee
ltos, n, j. sAlsE Rec. Sec. 10
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