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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-10-06
MAINE.
LOCAL 4 COUNTY faTBLLIeBsoE,

Nis.ti.dy sesa. (.nd4S.y .,iS.sy, s.v'
ths TIamph boys tss-psrty festilsln Cit,
Han WsdnesdAy sssnings and Il VAS 4 grea'
ssteess. the hall hing Irksd % lie rtmos
capacity. $40 Ies realized. yhleh ~ to b
Appropriated to bdy library forths Cospsny
whom they dedicate their new hall, which the
Siiy.has. nsasly- souplsisd- sos -.bem--shsPps
thought, this library. and one which ws hops
70 sss asted uponin other places. aud NO trust
that our citizens viii remember the Pioneer.
and the Hook & Ladder Companies IN the same
manner. There Is no city, We don't care where.
that has Q batter Are department than Bidds-
ford, whether in the morale OF Its members. to
o man. or the earnestness and fidelity With
which they discharge their dutie-. But for the
festivals! The tables we're loaded with good
things and elegantly arranged, adorned With
tasty bouquets and eysrgrcsns. while tho. walls
were hung with, pictures and fesiooned with
Gags. Short speeches were made By Mcssrs.
Andrews, Thompson, Palmer, Tenney, Butler
and Mayor Shaw, the latter being the most
valuable. as II consisted Of letter containing
$25. iCs ODE % g.'crs ,zToW yiIi. .yynJ
As George Hatch, OF Wells. was assisting In
the adjustment OF somc machinery In the lum-
Der mill Of j.. N. .Buffum, In that towna week
or moro since. o large belt broke, ono end OF
which few and struck him in the face. injurlng
one Of his eyes 10 that II Is feared he will lose
liz siuhk ~ 10
''rS'rpsA' v ~ rri hour -.ag 81 s9nil 'rli sf
II has been published to q considerable ex
tent, that the Iron .olnd steamer Agamenticus
was the design and production of MIR. VIM. i,
Hanscom. recently naval constructor at the
navy yard, Charlestown, Mass.
Although Mr.. VIM. Hanscom's superior abil
ity and success In naval architecture may Justly
entitle him 10 the respect and consideration o.
my nation or people, II does not seem quite
right that his wide spread reputation should
deprive others Of what greatly belongs TO them,
nor do think he either needs or cares to have
more commentator than he really merits.
Mr.. Isaiah Hanscun, q brother. and until
recently naval constructor ut tho Kittery navy
yard, was the designer and builder Of the Az
anenticus, aud for any or oil of her superior
qualities he owes nothing to any one else. Built
after his own model aud plans, she proves to
be beyond doubt much superior 10 anything Of
the KIND uaoai. She Is not only tho fastest Of
tne iron'ciaas, out ~ mr tue most ,hvuIhera,
pie, anu 0! ner c'ass tne most capac'ous anu
CONVENIENT her timoers are heavy. strong,
anu wen pus togetner. ner sue hrmor l,he
Pmungl, sn'e lncnes tnlck, ana az tue waer
line whero she would 90 most likely 70 receive
any ma'erial INJURY; snc Is arensthened oy
TWO strlngers o. IRON iour 9y SIX ihones. making
her armor q, .n's point n,ne Incues 10 'n,GS-
ness. her deck armor Is ~ lncnes tnics. ner
turrets, TWO III numoer are ~ Ieet 10 diane'er
and ~ inches tn'eK.I ,hhey are COMPOSED OF
massive plates OF iron hrmly riveted or ooted
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We learn that the Market Bank. Bangor,
viii not redeem its bills after the 18th inst.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-10-20

| intense, lconcluded to push on to the house
of a Union mana warm friend Of mine
who resided within mile of Cumberland
Gap, where knew would be received in a
most hospitablc manner, should be SO for.
tunate as to reach his residence in safety.
l could not make much headway at first,
owing to the condition of my frozen limbs,
but my excrtions in getting over the rough
mountain path, soon made me begin to feel
my blood circulating freely once more. Of
ten, upon this dark and gloomy night did |
wish for MY old friend and comrade, .Orton,
to be with me. His vas an indomitable
epirit--a spirit as unconquerablc as the
mountain storm, with heart as warm for @
friend as ever throbbcd in the breast of man.
lpassed within two hundred yards of the
rebel pickets unobseryed. Their camp-Grcs
shown out brightly against the gray rocks Of
the mountain, MS they threw their immense
shadows far down the gloomy gorge. ra.
AT about two o'clock in the morning,
reached the house of my friend, from whom
learned considerable in regard to the move
ments Of the enemy. HoI utaT tE
On the following morning, I rugged myself
out in the full rebel uniform, and went out
boldly among the rebel soldery passing my
self off as member of the 6th Missouri reb-
el cavalry, who had been captured on the
lower Mississippi, and after having escaped
from Camp Chase, was then making my way
back to my Regiment. So plausible was my
story, wa, almost lionized, and was treated
with unbounded kindness and attention. OF
course would ask now and then how matters
were going in that part of our new Republic,
and would slip in hope that we would soon
gain our indepchdence---then what joyful
time we ,could have, &C., &c. went all thro'
the command in this manner-and soon learn
ed that another movement on our forces at
Flat Lick was contemplated at an early day
but on larger and more extensive scale. l
soon made it convenient to be absent from
them season; and, seeking the house of my
friend after dark--was soon in the garb Of
Federal soldier, and winding my way through
the mountains on my way to Flat Lick
which reached, and made my report, in safe
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TO BE CoNTIyuED.l
SATAN IN COUNCIL.
AN ALLEGoRy.

Once upon a time, far back in the
remote past, Satan, "the Prince OF
the Power of the Air, called eoun-
Gil in Pandemonium, Lucifer himself
was seated upon throne of splen-
dor, wearing upon his brow diadem
of living fire, while from the gem with
which it was encrusted, flashed ntol.
erablo radiance. Myriads upon my
riads of fallen spirits, rank upon rank
of Principali,ies and Powers, and of
those angels (which kept not their
first estate, thronged to the hall of
audeucc. Silent they sat in that il
limitablo hall, which sulphurous
flames lighted up, while the lurid
smoke hung like canopy over the
scene. ...... ...... ...
Then up rose Satan born to rule,
who dwelt like star, matchless in
evil as in power, and thus spake:
Princes ard Potentates, who do my
bidding, and who but serve me when
they thwart the Almighty, listen Ye
know that wo have tried our subtlest
wiles upon the race of men. But so
hedgcd in are they by holy influences
and watched over by good angels sent
from above, that we can scarcely do
s,roy single soul. Therefore, most
noble chiefs, have l called you togcth-
CT, to take counsel Of your wisdom
how wo may best ruin mankind while
they dwell upon tho earth, and most
surely afterwards bring them to this
pit of woe. Speak ye, each his mind,
and to him who shall give wisost
counsel, and offer strongest means to
effect this, our royal purpose, will
give the dominion of the earth and o
seat at my right hand forever.
Thus spake tho ficnd, and hell, to
Its inmost centre, rcsounded with ap-
plauso. ...... ...... ..........
Then up roso Moloch, 'horrid king,
bcsmearcd with blood of human sac
rfct, and spake 'Oh chief of many.
tbroned powers, that led the embat-
tied soraphim to war ! claim the
offered prize. ! am the spirit of cru
city. l hardened tho heart Of the
first murderer. Give me dominion
over tho earth. | will sharpen the
assassin's knife; / will bring the rack,
tho wheel, the fire of persecution,
upon man. l will change man into a
pirate and q robber, and bid millions
to rot in dungeons and IN chains. l
will bring war upon the earth, amid
tho smoke of burning cities, will teach
to rend each other like wild beasts,
ill continents shall reek with mid
night massacre. will call men to-
getbor by hundreds and thousands,
to cash each other with horrid wounds
and will make them dovilish engines,
that in second shall blow whole
squadrons into tho air. Then shall
they como, oh, master, shrioking from
tho red battlefield, to people thy dark
dominions H.. r..
Scarcely, amid applause, had tho
fierce Moloch ended his speech, when
Belial arose tho iaircst seeming, but
withal, subtlest Of the fallen poten-
tates, Graceful in form and move.
ment, and Of most persuasive aspect,
eloquent in spOochj q
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T~ As EaS Tts.sssss Union F,ag.] i
~. Ws TRY AGAIN.

ny CAPT. GRO. EDGAR oaIsHA2.
Should friends forsake you early, 90
/, Those whom you love most dearly,
Don't yield by getting surly,
Try agsini
II you meet with trials, blighting,
Never dream they are cnlghting-
I Resolve to meet them, and, by fighting. b. ]
.dia3s va Try sEain 3 ga.|l. .3F-
ag Battle with the teippests, raging. .a "
Though they may not be assuagins, ..
Brave them ALL, by dss engaging,
Try again
IT you meet with grief and sorrow,
Walt not for the coming morrow,
a Though the path of life be narrow, %. e
Iv s,l,,-,s Try again .,.a ri...r
There's q better day a.coming,
Think so--hopc so--kecp a-drumming-
Strive with life's perpetual humming,
t''s Try agslni ia UHH b..
~ There's rest for all the weary,
There's a bright sky for the drcary,
Ever let your heart be cherrie-
TnY AoANi
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ITO make the worse appear

The better reason; and perplex and dash
Maturer counsels; for his thoughts were low,
TO vice industrious, bat to noble deeds
Timorous and slothful--yet ,he pleased the
car l.t..- -
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financial.
GOAL AT COST.
CONSUMERS BENEFIT COAL co.
SHARES a1O.

GOAL AT COSI'
CONSUMERS BENEFIT COAL co.
SHAKES SO.
yschShsse en.sss be holder tun OF eos per yes
q the Of mining. transportation and delivery (which
h row es per tun sso to share Of the profits on
che sale Of coal produced ¥d tho quantity supplied to
shsrebolds7..
BE- entitled ,od for their benefit and receive tie proceeds
the 81 cash.
Investment In ts stock I, not risk, Ter Anhrsc's eoA
hnds rspely rising in value.
The shares TO be sold limited and are pesTiy oil sub
scrsed for Immediate application is necessary 70 secure
any. Oaioe, No. Il Broadway. Room No So
TRUSTEES.
JOHN ANDERSON, No. 40 Fihh.sve.
Hon C. GODFREY GUNTHER. Mayor Of New-York
Hon. OREsTES CLEVELAND. Mayor Of Jersey City.
Hon ALFRED NJ. WOOD. Mayor of Brooklyn.
CHARLES JENKINS, President East River Bank
JOHN L. DOUGLASS, Secretary Merchants Insurance
Company.
John C. ANDE RSON, Secretary. Broadway and 7thave
WILLIAM r. sTANDIsH. Coal Dealer. No. II Broadway
CHARLES II. APPLICABLE. c. H. Applesae Bro
- MINING COMPANY.
OF NEVADA.
INCORPORATED UNDER De 18th THE yob LAWS OF THE
1000 SHARES RESERVED FOR WORKING CAP
oao. Of tie Company. M NJ 40 wILLIAMsr.
s.e,yR Miller o Ts.d'T o; . sAa s.y. ,;
o. 50 per .ars not SUBJECT frh call OF s'.es'~ent
ssI,eTpsY r; ys N l 10 SsissI pl,'e'
GESRY cAhbozE Ttr.:arsr, 80. j. fcAri-'t
b b. GSNob h,r D1k ED N %, e sI''d'
DAVESPORT / TANNING. MOu,asue-st, near Court,
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NETWORK and NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD
1914 WINTER ARRA%JEMENr. 1888


TRAINS LEAVE NEwhoMk -'THsE AND sIh
ANEkUt. -. 80
For New-Hsven. 100. a.oolExD N3ia H. l. To- tEr',
3m tFx..) a43 4 ~ aud 8.tO II x.,l p ~ al. -
For Biidle,cit 7.Oo A0, (. Al III a. H. i%t' 'r-S
o. Tx J. 3l5 10 ard 8 ~ e. y. p. 90. -.
For Milford aud straiiord To, !! % NJ . ~ tS' "
For Fairfield Southport and WePof 100 iL1oA H. 80
4yDr. -. 49,, DIX pa
Ior Dan, n. 40 go ii.so u. N. 3i5 % 80 P n.
For Green .cu 100 s3n l5Da Ia .As3 49, 81 PM
For STANFORD, 70 at0 (ES 30 ll3 u NJ i2i' tESp
400 lFx a. ~. Sy0. OBJ 8OD ttx NJ 40, :, "a
For Pof, q ester and int rmsa.e sisious 'oA 49, i
4 10. a;S. a., SO. d. ~ i.iN \.
CONNECTING TRAINS -
For Boston via Springfield 600 IA lex 100 tEx)hW
For Boston, via Shore Line l?i'. ,Ex.l &oop m ..
For Hartford iui cp nshed, GtO tEs) III. tfhl A'b
Hx.l ll.i5, 0tD - m. , ,,,,
tcr cr River Railroad 500 a. NJ. tEx,) l2i9p n
TO Montreal ACO .. m. 10 Nor hampton. - -
For Hartford Providence si,n> Railroad, ecl 'Er>
For New Haven w.Loudon and stoninston Railroads.
500 IT, u. II 10. 800. $40 p.
For Canal Railroad. il.l5 o. m. TO Northampton
For Housstoair Railroad, a. H.
For Nausaiuck Railroad, B.U a. NJ, 800 p M 80.
For Danbury and Norwak Railroad. 100. 80 s. M, ~
=. ,,o,o - -
JAMES ii. lIOft. sup
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Uoruoeatiou Notices.
'UCT DEPARTMENT.

NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
" TO RS-Sep arat- Sealed Propossls. each
ndo.'sd with the did, Of the work az e. o. o.,
win be received ct this Office until II o'clock m OF
pAY April - for sR R &c % s1 s
Lexington and Fourth vennrs SEWERrn
rom to :. @ ~s ,, md
SEWER In One Hundred and twenty MI bstnTt rom r,,n
CROsswALK from southeast corner Of Fhy smh .''r.t
and Broadway TO the junction Of Broadway Tnd hn
ffom Wet. street Tbirtrenh avcnie.
Specifications and forms for bid. ian be obtained on sppca
on TO tho Contract als,1 It his Sffs, co,oo
& .o g snk I RARhAdH r :rs,". ct.
Oface Crotou Acueduct Del ditntnt. Arril l. 1875.
nOCKs and SLIPS HOUSES, MARKET
~ CELLARS. aud 9TH property belonging 70 The Cor.
poraon OF tie City Of Nswiora to be LEASED Public
Auction.
Motto. 4. hereby given lhtt the Comptroller win. on
THURSDAY. the 6 April 1868, at 10 O'Clock a. M at the
House. Marset teisr aud Corporation properly iOi
term Of y,ars from the hr.t day Of Msy, l"eo, y,
combining tie description location ana 'er'n. OF
ss K. a nj: % Once SSe' 'SSSrTaEW r. bTESSAS
CIR or Nkw YORK. DEPARTMENT oy FisASoE
CoxPraoLLERs OrsIcg. March 6, 1853.
MERRY FRANCHISES AT AUCTION.-At
l. the City Hail. Oh THURSDAY. April 1863 at 10 o'clock
NJ will be sold Pubs Aur,ion TO the highest bidder with
ee security for term oil Ten fear from tho is day OF
My 1865. - ,, 4,
Tie Lease Of the Ferry established from the loot OF
Whitehall STREET to Staten Island. ,
The enss Of the franchise Of the Ferry now established
from the OF BARCLAY street TO iiobokrn N"w'Jefsy
The lease Of the fnchise OF the Ferry a. now established
nom III. foot Of Tentse.t East River, to Orernpos
Long Island. , -, -, -,
IKE ,od s,rerai Ferry Leas will be sod. with all the
rights privilege syansgs thereof belonging TO the Cor
porstion Of the Ciiy OF New ork.
Terms ard conditions oil sale may be bad application vt
the Comps rollers Uffc-.
By order Of the Coami:.Ionrr. q Ii. Sinking Fund
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Comptroller
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Petroleum.
rT'IIE SUGAR CREEK
PETROLEUM COMPANY.

II OCOnis
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS or EEw-YORk'
VVU'
IN6O.O 900 FULL PAID SHARES or 81 10 EACH
WORKING ........0,COU onn"N0'
President. ....ChAhLho " 'o'S
Vice. President. ..........J. L. EVEHlrr.
Tre..urer................ClfA GOULD
geeretsry ...............EDMUND C. SrEDMAN.
SUPERINTENDENT. ........T TRUMAN X. FULLEh"
TRUSTEES.
CHARLES GOULD, No. 50 ws.st, New.forh.
CHARLES q. JUDSoN, Sawyer Judson Noa "a snd !"
Chambersst. Hew.York.
EDMUND @ sTEDMAN. e. C. stedmsn Co. NO !"
Exchange place, New York.
TRUMAN X. FULLER, Rsusevile Pa
HENRY A. CHADWICK, SYKES. Chadwick Co., WE
isrds Hotel Warrington. ID. c.
GEORGE II. MUMFORD. Rochester. Eewfork
FRANCIS A. HILLARD. No. 50 Wallis. New-YorL
J. L. EvERIrr, Cashier Of BiosdwAy Bsnh. Nsw-forh
The Property Of Ill, Company con, OF the Fee Simple Of
the valuable "St.sdweii" or FULLER FARA, near the
junction Of Wolf Run and Suss Creek, Jackson Township
vrnaneo County La Il embrace. ial Acres Of heavy OH
boring territory 10 the richest portion Of the now ,nous
Sugar Crcek Valley. Ten Wells going down There i'
for 5oo The supernenleni Is constantly app led
to for leases but viii sinh other solely Tor the Conpanys
account and tie entire o. product With this intent
the shsrrs constituting the WORRYING CAPITAL now
open sub cipon. for short time only The TIurees viii
reas from lengthy advertisement OF the prospects OF the
SUGAR CREEK PETROLEUM COMPANY. and sontens
themselves with pointing to tbs FEATURES which Distinguish
from many enterprises OF the day. Tns STOCK nor
vArsRso the projectors ee,~ud their profits solely
ass ~ ITS NARKgr PRICE
But f-w thousand shares viii be cold, sud these on The
only honest basis, viz AT THgis rAa VALVE
The Conp,ny's property 10 worth more than the entire
Capital Stock Tie latter small lid ed, that even two
bsn-l WI. will pay fcsuar monthly Dividend The Sugar
Cse,k Wes are bot half extensive. snd the oil twice /"
vsah the Wells sod Oh of either on Creek Cherry
Run PIo.pscuse and Msps b. obtained and sub'crp
tions Effected by application 10 SAWYER JupsoS No. ~
Chsmb-rr,: CHARLES CouLp. No. 90 Wslla; J. l..
EVENT. Broadway Bank. or 10 either of the Trntee'
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS, FOR THE SALE OF THE
STOCK RESERVED AS WORKING CAPITAL. ARE
OPENED FOR 4 LIMITED PERIOD. Al THE OFFICE
or &C. sTEOMAN Il co, Banker aud Brokers.
No, E1ctansc- place N. Y.
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Dipiocno Notices.

OFFICE or rue CLEVELAND AID TOLEDO RAILROAD Co,
CLEVELAND. OBIo NsIen ~. 1865. !
dividend NOTICE. MEETING OF
~ the DIRECTORS of this Company held thi. day hDiV
DEND Of FIVE t5j FER CENT was declared paysoie 10
the Stockholders ree Of Government tar Oh the 41t DAY Of
April next st the COutiucisI BANK, New. York.
The tfuus'e books will close the 18th deg OF April al
o'clock p. aud remain closed uni the zth dsy Of April
al ~ O'Clock, T. III. BY order of the Directors.
IA. &. LUCE Treasurer
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ERIE RAHwAY.-ry.ins leave foot o

~ CnsDbsr.s,.. VIM PAsonia F'ry; - p-rr.
M. Day Express fI ana eHfSua f'cnes',r pnI4t
Salar auca snd eft tonneria - taiaio ~th Lake StYS
and Grand Trunk Railways. and ssananca Win Atao's
and GREG. W.st.ru belway. - a.,
10 m. Express Mail, Tor bnHlo eonnecuns VITA LAAs
Shore Railway. 49,.
So m Wglt Express, iof CaI.niasni Rochester b1nsa
Salsmsnca. AID West. -,
n L..h,nn. rspres. day, for CO sndaisaa Rochee.
ter puffa.o >sr uIauca, DtnAt =, and Wee. t0nnee'
BuaaLo With Lake shore ard nslud trfhx hAwa! arc
S,isnetcs with Atlantic sud f,r.st Wes'ru Railway -
ep M Fsisr.n. Train, daiy Tor LuaAo, sAishA"e'- D~
hlfk and Wrs.
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Z ONG ISLAND RAILROAD WINTER

i IARRANGEMENE--L.a Newly ors, Jemessip .A
5.t Ia, Rly-r Tor tr.etor sag iiArb lsnpons acs
etea For YsphsnS Lakeland lshp bsoyio" AID raF'n
nsdae =, ard N NUM- - ,n,os =: o:gs
M, and 4 o. ~ iSascs connect for Cold spr'i Z
Oyster Bay u:d Hunnstou) FOR t'npsrad JsinAca al
" field A = anl 10: % ~. and ., and : n m -
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves STA, "a"
River Il s:5a H. for iaptan. stopping Ut al ~
go, IT, ur.,-sd aud Syosset Esruson Tickets for ms rsie
~ =, ~ $3.50 - A. REASUNER- sup sinieud ~
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OrrcE op rms PANAMA RAILROAD tomrASv, !
Tontine Buidinr.. No. 81 als,. New ora March ~
ODD DIVlDEND.-Thc Board Of Directors
~ have hi. dsy declared dividend II FOUR az " u
CENT GU the earnings Of Road for three months rndf
3ls inst. and ONE ~ PER CENT out oil TIE saIi' OF
their representatives snd sicr the 3 oi AWi nett
The ran,icr booss will he closed from TIE evening Of tho
18th March until tie 7th April nrri ..,.,, r.
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prlntrng.

WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. l04 Fulton.
w a--STEAN JOB PRINTERS aud LABEL NAN
UFACIUREKs
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ANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE PAS
sENCER TRAINS LEAVE NEW.noRh va; q. fiIs
10 ciii LAND o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF cAaS
9Th railroads ell principal CT lee in TIE vest
rt - Il n. extended, aud will o. IN compete
rn,inr order Mn.hed Gaiioh urbnri, Dayton one~
Mi e,d st. Louis without brsa> OE gauge ,,,.,,,,ry
1s n u toanxay Cen Tickle, AT. HF SWfErsth
T. H. o"'p""-' ,s,Iyillr IA Genera, sapS
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Oyyos o. Tns OIL CRRsx PsrRoLKun ConrAsf.
Agw.yoHE March ~, 49,.

CEVENTH DIVIDEND.-1he Trustees Of
> tbis Company have this day declared DIVIDEND Of
THREE PEN CENT the pr value s?o Of the Soch TOT
tr quarter ending Msreh u.s. payable aud stei April Ia
ito khoder. u record Ap ~ the office OF the Com
psny, Continental Bank Building No N..ssust
o. K IN0ERSOLL. Treasurer.
A. NJ woop, President
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bCEN YEARS LOAN.
100000.
KINGS COUNTY BRoOKLYN) SEVEN PER CENT
COUPON BONDS.
SJOO.OOO.
Kings CorSry TRsAsrRrR's CyY,c..

KfSGs CouSry TREAsrRrRs Office,
No. ~ OuRrsT BROOKLYN Feb. w. 1909.
The County Treasurer hereby invites ubscp ,ious IN sums
q one thou,and dolsrs mud upward TO loan oil a'"h'
suthozrd by Chap Of the laws Of s4 and by resolution OIL
DE BOARD Of Sup,ryisot adopted Dec 20 1901 Tor the p
pose hns ID, quota Of 'hs County under The Ffesde"s
hi call for troors
Subscriber. will receive Ger ihca'es OF indrhedn"s
besns interest date OF subscription until the bonus
ere iesdy for de livery. ,,,.r,, ,r,
The Boud will bar interest st the rate OF SEVEN FIR
CENT PER ANNUM. paysple kenii-snnusiiy, 10 WI; on
ta~ let Nay and November the principal VIII be due
and psysbe the LIST dgy Of May 1873
The suDscrp; book Is oleu a the Trrsfrer' once
THOMAS a. GARDNER County Treasurer
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TWELFTH MONTHLY DIVIDEND
i IL. Trster. NJ tie Csn;rr Prtrolenm Company have
this day DECLARED DIVIDEND Of ONE FER CENT on their
eapta of s30Ho payable tho 18th Inst. the Office OF
t, omp my No. 10 Pn-.,. Ito Transfer BOOKS Will be
closed fism tie lDtb 70 the l6ih It.. inclusive.
JAMES LlSHOp President
wTp w CI,RKy. S~crrtrry. -
ny oiJer Of the Ioud Of Turers future dird-nd 81 the
CcHifa P-c Compsny will BE- dsclsr'd quarterly IN
st,,s OF u,outbv MFp. ". CLARK. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-04
AliIiiarn Noiiees.
TIVE QUOTA OF NEw-YORk.
1900
VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR NEW
YORK COUNTY.


INCREASED DouNTlES AND HAND MONEY.
A,s n,.-tin, n the County Committee on Volunteering
bid 0. SATURDAY. Febuisry II. 1875
PTr,snt-OEisos BLrSr. f'q.. Chairn,n.
Hon 81. I. BREysAy Comptroller,
Ilor. ELiJ,n r. frRpr. Sup,ryi'or.
No1 WILLIAM 81. Iwgsp. Supervisor
Hon. WILLIAM r. sTswARr. Supervisor
On motion Of Supervisor wiLLiAn n fwEsD II was
unsuniously
Es.ored That tho Comfy pey for . Onc-fesf Re'rst
Three liudrcd $500 Dollars Douny and fhsy $3.50 Dob
lar. Hand niSnoy.
fOr Hundred 1901 Dollar, Bounty
aud s.,-u,y 1--we (+53l Dollars Han1morcy.
For Tr~.Ncsr E-,rdt. Sir Hundred 1900 Dollars
Bounty and Que Hundred +lool Dollars Hand money.
BOUNIIES
FOn THREE YEAR RECRUITS.
ERNMEST. 300
YOR TWO YEAR RECRUITS.
COUNTY. 100
vERNbiENT. 200
Total.
FOR ONE YEAR RECRUITS.
COUNTY
IOO
''''''''''''''Si""
The Bounty BE- paid TO the Recruit IN bis own hsnd as
provided m section five ~ q tho State Law rraiins 70
Bounties wiz A.smby Bill No. li3 Of 1857 end tie Hand
money to b. paid person who may tte'en, tho Recruit
by order Of tie Committee,
CORNELIUS CoRsON. Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-04
Ocean 6tcamer6.

IT 8. MAIL LINE-For CALIFORNIA via
" PANAMA-GREAT REDUCTIONS IN srhtRAOf;
RATEsfLe following hrscsaSe sidc-whce steamships WIZ
I've stcLed precisrv from i-r No. A. ~ liver
April ~. COSTA RIGA. Tinkl~pa"sh,
(Conpps,,ug at Panama win Oo'dsp Asc}
Ami ~ OCEAN QUEEN, Werr.
(Conuecting u Psnanis with S,craDento)
May 3. ARIEL, joins.
fConnectins at lsusma with Golden CityD
''' b. 4. ALLEN. No Bowling Green.