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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-23
SUCCESSION SALE

HSSHASNSfSN~ASs-S kA&ASAS ,tlfs
OF
T'lIE property Of the lite Jonathan II.
I Hagar. deceased, will be made by the
undersigned, at his residence in the Parish
Of Rapides.eas
SATURDAY the 9th day ofJUNE, next,
at the honr Of II o'clock, AM.
The property to be sold consists Of
l black mare,
! chest OF tools,
| trunk Of clothing,
] gold watch,
j rife gun,
l saddle and bride.
,fEEas CASH.
Alexandria La, May 2lst, 1866.
JOS. CRUISE,
Administrator:
May %, '66, ct. Printers fees 50 90.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-23


Perhaps this is all for the best. We can
not tell. We have almost ceased to phiios-
ophize upon it, for we have no time to
think. The work OF actual reconstruction
absorbs our time and energies. ] mean
the reconstruction of our Individual for
tunes, our houses, our fields and farms, our
railroads manufactures, graYeyards,
schools and churches. We have no time to
stop and mourn over the loss Of liberty.
But can find time to ask, What has the
North gained by the WARP What princi-
pies have been established2 What great
or vital questions have been settled! Is
the sovereignty ofa State forever amulet?
Then let Illinois take down her deeeitiul
sign, obiiterate her great seal of State, ard
choose another, for the one she now has IS
obsolete-aa eagle proudly postared aader q
scroll, sith "Stete s0esreignty' upon IT. is
it the freedom of slaves that has been ac-
complished2 Alas the one and half
millions who have persisted in the war, are
certainly free; the remainder are rapidly
realizing the same liberty, or finding a new
bondage in other chimes. Like the poor
Indian, the race is doomed, aud the mighty
North still triumphs in the glory of its ae-
complishment. But will not speak more
of this. To the charitable reader let ne
say, Forgive me If you find something to
condemn in the following pages. 1t is not
IN my heart to offend good man, whether
he live North or South; and there be better
Judges than | of what should have. or have
not, been written. 1t may be said that the
character of these letters has no tendency
TO soften the animosities engendered by the
late unhappy strife can only answer,
that it is not in rebel nature to be humble
to those who would put the heel of tyran-
ny upon us 0ur people are unit upon
tne moral of the fight they made. They
sincerely feel that the provocation of the
var was not Of their begetting. Many a
1lme and oft have men and nations been
conquered, but not convinced. The story
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-05-23

DAsvlLLE, Va, May, 1866.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-16

ROAD NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that there will be q petit.
IN ton presentedtO the Commissioners OF Morgan
county, Ohio, at their regular session on the frat
Monday Of December, 1856, asking for a review
aud alteration OF that part Of the Ridge Road
leading from M'Connelsville to Gaysport that lies
between M'Connelsyille and the county line, con
from the horizon.
no2-Jw MANY PETITIONERS.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-16
A Strange wedding Tour from
the Altar TO the state Prison.

49,
a wedding party Of q very unusual
nature was assembled yesterday morn
ing in the Office of the clerk of the
municipal court, adjoining the court
room. A marriage under correspond
ing circumstances has never taken
place in this city, or in the State, that
we know of.
The facts of the Oak Creek burglary,
committed a few days since, have been
spoken Of on several occasions. 1t has
been made public that two persons
dressed in male apparel were arrested
q day or two subsequent TO the COM
mission of the crime. One of these
parties afterward proved ODE a young
girl, whose name is Jennie Hamilton /;
the other is q young man, whose name
is given by himself as John Craig. A
short time after their arrest, both of
them acknowledged their guilt of the
crime with which they We're charged,
and yesterday they were arraigned
upon the Indictment, and sentenced to
eight months confinement in the State
prison. The sentence was made thus
light on account of the belief on the
part of the court that this was their
first crime, and that il was the result
Of the popularity of the circumstances
under which they found themselves
placed, rather than q state Of lawless-
ness.
There is a tingeo of the romantic run
ming through the history Of the two
criminals that would be of great value
TO the writer of yellow covered litera-
ture, were not the circumstances, I'M
happily for such a purpose, true. The
girl, who is scarcely more than nine
teen, and who appeared very modest
and pretty arraigncd before the court
yesterday morning, ingarments suited
to her own sex, is the daughter of very
respectable parents, and had a good
home, but some time since she became
attached to her fellow defendant, and
left everything-parents, home, good
name and all, to follow him. Since
then they have become very reduced
in circumstances, and have been com
p&led to seek any shelter and wear
any sort of clothes. And finally, in an
endeavor to obtain relief, they wore
ledtothe commission ofcrime. Through
all this the girl has followed the for
tunes Of her companion rather than re-
turn to her home.
After the sentence was pronounced
the Chief Of Police, to whom all these
details were familiar, suggested to them
that they had better be married before
their departure for Waupun. Appa-
rently this met their views exactly,
and, in few minutes, Justice Rottingcr
had performed the ceremony, with of
feers Of the court and members Of the
police as witnesses and spectators.
Whether the Squire received the legal
fees or not we are unable TO state, but
consider it doubtful.
After the conclusion of the ceremony
they were given some very sound ad.
vice by thepolice, who manifested much
interest in them and they will mos
probably act upon it, and, upon THEN
release, commence life with new view.
and purposes. Urf 5CtI
The bridal party leaves to-day 70
Wanpun, and the honeymoon will b
passed within the strong walls of tn
State prison.-]Mhwaukee News, DC
tober3 g. y %l
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-16
KNOW THY HNY

MADAME +. F. THORNTON, the great
English Astrologist, Clairvoyant and Psychom-
etrician, who has astonished tho scientific
classes of the Old Word, has now located her.
self at Hudson, N. Y. Madame Thornton pos
sesses such wonderful powers of second sight,
as to enable her to impart knowledge Of tho
greatest Importance to the single or married Of
either sex. While in a state Of trance she de-
linoatos the very features Of the person you are
to marry, and by tho aid of an instrument Of
intense power, known as the Psychomotrope,
guarantees to produce q lifc-like picture Of Che
future husband or wife'of the applicant, to-
gether with date Of marriage, position in life,
leading traits Of character, &c. This isno hum
bug, as thousands of testimonials can assert.
She will send, when desired, q certified certif-
cato or written guarantee that the picture is
what IL purports to be. BY enclosing a small
lock Of hair and stating place Of birth, age, dis-
position and complexion, and enclosing 30
cents and stamped envelope addressed to your
self, you will receive tho picture and desired
information by return mail. All communicR-
tions sacredly confidential. Address, in conf
denee, Madame Z. F. Thornton, 7. o. Box 223,
Hudson, N. Y. a. se25-3m
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-16

one door East 0! Blacks old stand, Mcconnell
syills, Ohio. no2.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-16
p It
from the Louisville Democrat



r FIN accordance with the request ofthe writer
who says thut "his heart is sore, and that hi
'sands of life, like those Of the Retired Physi.
clan, continue to rum we insert his "lucubra.
ton" We hope when "Mollie" reads il that
her cruel heart will soften. We expect he will
be onhand tonight, Mollie. Have a nice IRE
in the parlor CRATE, and two chairs, or better,
n sociable drawn up before 1t. just think
what a promising young gent you may save
aud make happyi1
IAN DISMISSED.
az suppose she was right in rejecting my prayers,
But why, tell me why, did she kick me down
stairs7"
The wing Of my spirit is broken,
Ny day-star ofhope has declined;
For = month not a word have l spoken
That's either polite or refined.
by mind'shke the sky in bad weather,
When the mist-clouds around us ore curled;
And, viewing myselfaltogother,
I'm the yeriest wretch In the world.
Ny dress TO is muchly neglected,
My hat l pull down on my brow,
And l look like n fellow suspected
or wishing 70 hck.up a row.
wander about like q Migrants
Well, my phclinx are not very SWEET
My conducts improper and hagrant,
PorI quarrel with oil whom | meet.
WIG nAyHH liz - TWIN khTNAN
Another, Oils conducts too bad"
A third, "Hc's awfully stupid"
A fourth, "He's perfectly mad"
And then l en- watched like a bandit,
All my friends are with me at strifej
BY Heavensl no longer I'll stand it,
But quick put al end TO my life.
I've thought ofthe means, yeti shudder
At dagger, at ratsbano or rope
At drawing with lancet my blood, or
At razor without any soap.
Suppose / should fall In a duel,
And thus leave the world with eeiatj
But 10 die with a bullet is cruel
Besides, 'twould be breaking the law.
Yet one way remains-to the river
III fly from the g~oadings ofcare;
Butdrown? oh, the thought makes me shiveri
A terrible death, / declare.
All, mol I'll wait and see Mollie-
Try TO parry her silent disdain-
Beseeohh her once more make me Jolly,
But never dismiss me again.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-16

B6S- The editor of the Huntsville
Journal has an exalted idea of mag
nanimity, Hear him, he says; "Our
lips are still swollen with the powder
Of the cartridge that we bit; our hands
still burn with the red fire of the hot
gun-barrel; yet we forgive and forget"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-16

pS- Mr.. Coleridge was once asked
which Of " adsworthts works no con
sidered thafra s5When he promptly
replied, ellis daughter Dora"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-16

NCASLIN &FOUYS

have removed their stock of Groceries
to the room formerly occupied by A.
J. Yanawoy & Co., Southwest corner
ofthc Public Square, next door to the
Central House, where they invite tho
attention of tho public to their new
stock Of
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-16
FARMERS EXCHANGE.

Having re6tted up my Store Roomin good style,
which gives me superior advantage over the old
one In the way OF accommodation, I would say
to my old customers, and as many new ones as
will give me 4 call before purchasing elsewhere,
that l will be happy in showing them my stock Of
goods, aud being thankful for past patronage |
will do my best TO retain the Same. I am receiv.
ing goods almost daily, which makes my stock all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
LIVE sroCK MARKETs.

After the very heavy ofcatte last week fewer are
now wanted end it has been hard work sell tho TO head
Hudson City up Friday. Very few however re-
uusod but 6 expected to-day some OF which
VIII probably 80 one Hlndredts. Prices rule nearly &C.
per below TIE rates Of last lsday END bue lover Than
smlr cattle sold for lact Monday STILL few CT the uesi
brought loc. scale 60 pc cwt. This was owing to q
scarcity ofIeal krstCls6 cate The ma rtY OF good re
tg INC eerE were sod rs To- and cattle run A. low
o. I2c The Board Of h,ah have modified their order 70
i-lrdug driving stock end ALLOW cattle 10 De driven
O'Clock iu the evening and one hour after sunrise
The next morning. ILey also allow 80 sheep 10 be driven
together The other regulations remain tie sane.
Sheep end lis uithour Material change eep selling
rather slowly at 7stc pr IT. lC and 3. 06c for common
70 fair Lambs raDCe tou o. &c. Tie receipts gre mod
crate bit nearly 900 have already been sold al Hodson City
far this week
There 81 Of hogs on the market Friday morning
which u0n found p-rchdsoIs Prices ranged from
II No. and saIos were .uW.
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Droposdla.
OrFICN OF
ASSISTANT Conu~ARY. GsSgsAt OF SusssrEScs.


No. >TArRsr.. hhw-A CRX sept %. lee.
4 RMY SUPPLIES--SHALED PROPOSALS (H
- duplcsie vii be received BY rs Undersigned until 0ceh
p on sONDAY 0e,ssy isE 'PgSi.G ioI 9 Use OF sts
United states Army, nee sIOhes - he eoASeeeatA
new York Brock yu - fol ows. ~:
1000 barrels II ms quuy 'uIero Southern 81 ons
The brd sai places e manu- g. be lated m ed IN:
barrels De- n good sh s oi-s r0gp- h0o9 iah ahn'f
900 o1ud. good hrd SOAR t. Be- ,io by boiling aud snf
good ua.ells he css or on rt aietoH
b hsyo no unpleasant odo e. contain ne moro tltl '"en'h'
percent o. wafer sa 20 be W@ tris4 ts bong pi,Aed
TA-s f,rss arct p ne .i
Samples q the f1r aud nus b. iyend vi the PROPOSES
and ie.oITed 10 therein.
uosa prcposaI DO r n complying precisely van
terrs sh Ola -1ns4@ru, nuft contain the wit
tfi guaranty 81 'i1if aLes re a.
Oft above a dolly iNed according TO ttf
purort nfdc ais th written ooHtfae IN bonds
the Of iua q the "a ~ o tha osi PROPOSED 20 Dc
furnished. o. Ill be- execute, " reg lied"
pcs o. end the d-te Of purchase ss
~ he name o. e9ls VIZ ,hpPsS 's,Af 60 BE- -,
e -four s1P insrec,ed Dat, u delivery sd
compared tie somFis b. Inspector pointed b.
olf.s whoe csIt. i.ste will BE- required
Payme M - mI1e b. uyyscy "a ertr1f1 soon ~ funds
received i0r tlo pnrpola
Coaori are .p.,d to their goods without expense 10
United state. uuiii required ol shipment
bi1ns PJps1 t pret az tiit Qf iohih must -
ieosed pc aad,ed @ ne uHasHst. eEt ,alrssd
IfCJ3sIif SaJsfteIcc Stgcs" H. F. CaAAhE,
Brevc Brs-oen snd A. c. O. g.
IMPROVEMENT Of BROADWAY PAVEMENT
no CONTEA CTORs-The Boatd q Commission consist
ng Of TLouis Size hs Robert Dar1gh Alfred Cry.n GsJ
provide n tbs Aly
Negsrs bewes The Bsttafyud rssslsd by
proposed imgr5v@uel- such plans ord proposals. wl
Board No 80 Broadway, until FRI
DAY theS;h day Of October neat a. CLOCK p No., n,
wm.rAN r BLACK Secretary.
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RECEIPTS OF PPODnCE-

SRrT 2sFiour gG7 bbls. WHISKY 3J4 bbiss Corn Meal.
4C bal.: Wheat r. "a busL Corn, I5ff-7 hush Oats,
3I7 bush; RE $500 brsH.; Affes 10 pigs; Cur Neats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
FAMILY llA.kETs.
OR LIVING EXPRESSES IN EEw-YoRE.
EDr-,ty gsut -.

OR LINING EAPHa3LS n NhW-f IHn+ -
FRIDAY, Sept. ~. 1900
80, 49, 1900 al b.gb On .ooount ~ the recent
~nie outlcl just ho4-s lla o"N.
g6teries orc add fruits. Grapes not plcuY.
endioiy Tie common SCI below zoe CnC the ugn tle
Sidewalk. Jew EC.heFn peaches SOL. ncer 40 go - peg
bst INT laek the llvor Of early Trait Enc Secke Louis
Bonnie Bcurre Boso SC, pcaTs are selling h lol' ~ ~ go
rsrch basket while Dnclessc held q e. fheTe -fe
changes 70 note the vegetable ue while no changes car De-
IL. n. rnnu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29


te Board Of Pnon inspectors. assc4
proposals vii be- ed TIE Irie Il this 1-, unt ths
lTh tv Of October ~ u0on. labor
Of 200 lo Co1ts conan % W @ Prison % 10 employed In hs
Qusrryng Cutting and n-iAung for the Of Five
Years, % commence On to 10 day n NsrCI latL
Ao The bor n 100 Mae Carrr confined iH this
iso0 q ~ employed a. the uauuiclre Of th ard Clothing fof
- he Fef9d of Five fosri the h tayc NoVeu
WI" ,5or and vioes such couvirs employed IN quarry.
t o. f.Hyl s'ia 1t uallfctur.a. aors iH t. qf4nss
brotflt u ts Eil q sr vita q. II ana
&c ms 90 te l.0Ae hlsh"y and a docks IN the ynd
tne trlOl.
WIN M b1r and 'ercc' of such couvi e, 4o,- r. DE- nan
uiirfure n cothin1 sltIbe she = prof ~ry
be- furnished Tor that p1Tposs.
topes Of contracts be- sr.re i, io.-t M ,v -.
date price dFy, 81.
trs iu bslf. Will b. tsnosifed in 80 i'r WITH ,. \ 8.
Prison i5l hl ilsgectn ci Oh ptsao1s lesous u urs
Pro-os1 f5r srch bor seres o. De- .mp1ysl 70 r~ia
be- - dressed % the undersigned, ard sr6e. Pre-
p1 ijr the Labor ef C0nycu Ls Stone suf Iaoss f9s
tAe 5T n c1rYc 10 De- JED n tue Wnttclre ~ oing
Labor u Couvcs 90 BE- empioys m The nct4rr oil gtlnE"
They muFt be substantially the .om o. q pusl 5alks whsh
viii b. furnished by he Clerk Of this Prison 90 any eppylG
therefor 1Ley b. accompanied By the written consent Of me
% become Irei In The SAID c0E.ric and they must hsTs
sunsxsd jstf cation II the o. leIgtha4 5000
provided ~ section ~ chap. $50 o. the law u i60
lie g0po vii opened ~ fhe lns1eo Oios his PdsgE
o. Ae Fall J. I DAY n October, 1860. 81 " O'Clock
No proposed Nil be ertosnl which ode
day ard che nfits the Inspectors -
fe undo ed % reject OF Il ne proposals.
shall desm h Tor tie n-eres. u To STATE 80 % ~.
-. JOHNSON AperL
V'HE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT
y 0URNER s. Co. No. 8g Ceiar.st, Newton
Sea Adveriiasns IN smother coatln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29

V1FrrABiHs
Beans string 2 peck. $50 n O.rl. ? lll.---- rt
C-srb4rp III 5l Nlfut- iF0Hs. each. 81 d 60
Tf-.a q III ..lj q iron NsFrv each. i5 "a IS
Ttua rlel p 3l raraey. = bllc1----... p
Pao.s = bu-c .-... 90 2 '.f. iIect..----...ir r. 20
n, l-rsr rs parre-s bel. 'lch.... -f1
Ta. ,sa. ........l.e RI q bsrob........ I0 q a.
ca-ats. . ba ch..--.. o. Pota.ost Fesk % .,
CrlIGpwers. each. 2fl.e e 11s1..---el n Il %
C,ierv 3 bIas'..... ofd-5 Sweet. = peck ... g. o.
Celery. = tuuca - e peach r--t't ( 0l1ri p
A-or Z ban I.----l - ~ t4i lNi - f------- e 81
Com g. f,r 1l1 dlsiCs > 1Irch ....
Chiccrrr Y tesf.--.--- llIra q 71rrh-.-..-. 81
.len befs each ....... s44e Ilyns, hch.. %
y No.. d !1l..-. 500 - sou .hflt qclft...l1I 10
EgE rarts1 each ID SI.e-iF = IS
Geslc = tuach.......Isl-5 spinach pk..-..l 10 40
Horse R-lis', e. 5.--.-5-tf' 50 lsfls. Boston Mr.
Kohl rrt 4 tICcl..-.. .l' fcT la93
Lexis = huHCl---.--. so ID tomatoes per qrcft0 q ~
let'lce e bead ..-.---- .r on Il y
onions . gt......... "a o. Preserving = pk...5J7 70
- fslf phcs-.........2 -v turnip unct ieSi2
Pclre. o. b.. NeE, = PcE.-....-2 l go
ErstITr.U~s e. 1T VI 1fer C-a6s, ctl9 =
Mint a buLch........ q Flt7EuelJ1s sc rs
sgNu IS.
Beans Dr. ' qas-t....iCs O. London Cab Sauce.
Bruors .4la l n- bCtta------ p
Peas spit DID,. to- Ginger root b.--..-59 160
Coal la-1 : hush tI lEr = - 80
C1si stove tun.. s. D0fss a. Ns y quart 20
Honey pL b1tils-.-.. 81 Colacused, p 2 caa.- ~
X roEere q gel .-o- Ell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
Gorsfs, Garriaaes, 81.

A STALLION for sALE.-The Thoroughbred ond
beautiful chestnut sore. Stallion EXCELSIOR year, Cd
bands high, ast ,ut very gentle Pedigree Dan sr,s' oaef 20
,Louas By sLkssuears sire Iron D6te bT Hsgtsa 5ll q
LororgRbroi Fngasn mare FofaEr Parcuii sgpy
~ AZ stables. corner II F1.orsve and Downing 8roo
EOR SALE-A large. handsome COACH. suIlabis
flr city uss Ier paT,isasp sppy :. no ~ C.sst \.
A LEhTHEE-fOP WAGON, IN nice oraer. fo$
"a SALE, eheap. Pike sioo Ag7lyGl sIEVEass g. ABLR
No. 81 Wet lp-lty-sin'h
TE'HE GREAT CALIFORNIA WIN. DE POrT-
GuR5Ea Co No. % Csdar-st. Nss.Yors
Zee AdVerisste-i I snc,aer eo4uDr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
nprAn -ASn cRAcKERs.

IA n
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Bread, wheat loa'. sag cria.ers Bo,n Fn -',soi'
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oraolassv'e 5s i5 a g s' i1 .- 5ses 2''
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Tod a. N ..... Ga 0p1.sc.. e. r5...........I2al5
Esl = fb...........-l ~ n.els Heat = z ~
hAulo0A' ' 70 ieT r,ov s,,orrn s1irrT ,.-c.
w., ~, =. = 10" .l5lI !.y,t--r e-rsI.5a STEW
-, ~ az = iC9 Isl Z, -. 75asI %
S'a l1. 5' .r Z, al fryirs jOs s9Gs2 "
G.. ~ y doz e. SOC Isl Saddle Rock
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A s-i 81 san ssl D. ssss s,-e, = p -l1-5
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a. biJ.......sl2 Sgas' ''a 80 :. O. .3....lf e u
p 70 bag Isl 100 80 y. H- g. .......-..-l- or
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y ON 1lg....-.--45 2 q u.tle1 = D....--.... ies
Rye do' ...-..4' q se. g. a--'.'....... e@'
Apples y b...s-.-. 10 ~ ~ ftaa'r- = ~ ...-.-..af,
Ctco.a1fs el5 R..sfus g ~
FruIGs, = ID..-.--ltl ~ zen NNl-l.t- = .s...l---
FRUITs AID fERIITs
AppCs cooking Il FeeE, ifars. c0ruCr Q1ert s.ssg
5JaO Do. Secsel Gc...., = 20
Per peach baskt. 1901 " Common, g lff P'l So
Fine, dos b1o I'd Do. uelch Haets ~ S-''
Good q 51,h T5f go sessf. 60, pesch
Per bbi.......sl O)ds on basket .....tJ coo 2i@
- Il ~ - ~ = d, p-r. -r. q rrrrt ..iJl IS
Cr.p3srries !, lt....lsl12 Con. l1. e IulIt...- %
S-gpes W, 5's = d. 80, D.n.57. 4 +tis. 25QsIs y
Ijsi,Vsr =, n .orj Q-ilco- e I0J... e. OJg g. %
rsDSo9s . dax 9,Is0i
$500 GEocrFrgs
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-29
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Diri0cua Notifies.

PULLS HEAD BAEK.-THIRTY.FIRSTD lKl-
h DisND This FsUk will Fay rs usual bLH DiEl-
pEND g FoI W PER GIN p ve a Government tax on and A.
O " wlLLEIT Cl,hier.
CnTCAGO. ROCK ISLAND and PACIFIC RAIL
4 ROAD COMPANT.-a DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT?
hes been declared. payable o. the
TIITa DAY CE OCTOBER The Transfer boofs wli De-
closed Iwol.y and oe! on tho Twelfth Jay Of Oc-o'
20, gf,E 49,. -,,
M " o. s-l themselves Of ne shove Dividend u win Be
sr isr Boo ri re Ca-o AMI HocA Island itoA4 NonpF
erct1ug' t1e Ccrurtlc OF @ company
r.ra rd1la .e raust SOCKS or n1 1901. o. september,
.ls Sd "a c- 'ed.s'es t.Hs eEcln-rl can lee f-e 'd
r lfrr '.e 2n ly d o1.eber gd te holders
thereof v. receive new Ccracatts end e sum OF 81 per stare on
renre b. H. -o" = secretary.
ETAyAsSA PHOSPHATE COMPANY--IhIIlD
~ r)Ils 1Ist,es - che a. ASA PfllSp *
CDNFANiY lave tl i>y de.aad rEMiANHl At. biFlo'ND
tIJ DOLL AIRS share payroll sep c'r - lf1 20 ''A-
h.0 of--.ci aty. 1ers-I hooks cos.d rCm September
- .a september sU.t WaLl- ~ -. LAYTON Treasured
YORK. Sept 5. 'atf
Opg-gs or rla rAvAsA 3AtLRotD C0nPAyN
TavTrys BUILDINGS ~ al-st, Nv ORA sept 1 100
spRTH DINlDFSD-Ihe Board % Directors have
30 this day declared DIV IpENb cd jt PER CsI ou y
tha tor months rnoinf ' ih' eld
TWO PE CE'r ou' r .ia er l. - itaurgt sins Vec
&C. vale 20 slocLAcl-l or a % representatives, ca an'
lr,Sr Book. viii be closed from - evening Of no 26 september
euiii tue uorrr- Of nct hENkN oHith Iieh.aIe.
rEHE GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEPOT
4 GUENGR Co. So. 50 Cedl-s:- New 4ors
See Ady-r,iscl1- INF l another eo.lnu.