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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-21

RE-oLUEEJN> PRESENTED To TIL
PREsIDENr.-Iha Soldiers Couven
ton, held Oh the i25h inst, at Co,dn
bus, in the Seventh Congressional Dis
tricC Of Ohio, passed a series Of reaolu
tions, as follows:
That we hold the Union Of these
States to be a. perfect and coHplctcnoW
as before the rebellion, and that, i'll lh,}
words Of Andrew Johnson, ''LOTa
men from the southern States shuut
he at once admitted to seats iii The Con
press of the United States; that the
negro did not save the Union, but
was saved by white soldiers and sailor
for white men that the constitutional
amendment, having for It's object tn
degradation Of the whites to the level
of the blacks, meets our hearty con
demnatiOn ; that the action OF CoI :
yreSs in relation to the equalization OF
b0uutics, has been from the bcginnln z
OF last session mean and tricky, an
each soldier and sailor should by his
vote show the Ohio delegation that " e
know how 80 condemn; and that We
approve Of the principles Of the Phi /
adelphia Platform Of August 1t, and
the restoration policy ofAudreW john
son. and believe that in no other way
than that proposed by him, can we
gather for ourselves and for our CHI /
dren the fruits Of OR privati0ns, our
suffering and wounds, and OF our su e
ceSSes. These resolutions were tO-nIgl II
presented to the President, who, after
reading, said he approved them.
s=s--z-e-z--7E-7s
THE deaths hsresulting from the falling
of the platform at the railroad station
at .JohnstoWu, on the l4th, number
thirtcen-SeVen Of the victims beng
women and girls. The badly Wound(
number about ninety, and the slightly
| injured about one hundred more. Ph%-
/ sicians from Pittsburg and all thct0Wi
along the road, east and west, are II
attendance upon the sufferers. IN
whole town is in mourning over THIS
terrible calamity. One OF the Pres
Dental party detailed to remain says
'|Fhe scene was one of indeScrlbablc
horror. The grOanS of the WcundcI
and the screams and tears of mothers,
wives, sisters and daughters was the
saddest sight | ever saw" The same
person adds 1.-The President and Gen.
Grant were exceedingly distressed, an'i
were very anxious that the spe,lai
train should stop OVCran hour 10 aiofb
as much aid as possible, but the con
ductor stated that arrangements mad :
for meeting trains on the road preCtu-
ded the possibility Of carrying into q,
feet the Presidents humane wish, aht
after a few minutes the train started
of" rhe President has contributed
,t-til ~, ti,g ralipF nf tbp sufferers,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-21

GEN. GRANT rebuked the Radicals at
Cincinnati, the otherday, declaring that
he WAS greatly annoyed at their efforts
to insult the President.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-21
FOR ASSEMBLY.

ELECTION, TUESDAY, Oct. 8.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-23

Their. vere SIX persons together on that day. Iney
were al Jones's Wood had finished their smnsemoa.'
and were returning In the car. when Mrs Dea n.y.,
There il row. somebody Is being arrested aha
Cahi one OF those young educated 70 mat hhu "
work In that portion Of the Eighteenth warn IN ,er
McEroy comes FROM jumps ont goes W 20 we ~
strikes nm with an umbrella and calls on the oi g 70
surrender the prisoner The officer i y "u track
refuses Cahill goes out on tpo ..-tnSio
ti,es two e1ot. runs all in t"inhc
why did not Cthill return 10 the carr G4 lo ~
Jury room md usk yourself that question ne s9' ,
Organs house and Cregan says Wei you ~ Than
tell anything abont that; IL is not necetss dnbt
the evidence comes all before yon Have you sn!
of your dny in these premises. we are pou.D ~, %
out a case which excludes reasonable Goup' tnat A"I
other person than the prisoner committed 'he uceu'
may have AID You may have conscien'ous so. 90
10 ibe sdv.abty of capital punishments but We are
not 10 stand a.ainst the almost undivided opinion OF
fbe civilzed world against that great law when came
dawn ~ civil,tion from Mount Sinai Examine care
fglly the evidence fairly and impsTtaly IL you md
HIM enItv as think you must On the testimony, render
verdict accordingly and let us set Al example In tins
civ rife with crime 10 that class OF persons to which
Cabl belongs who openly set at defiance law, order
and mora iiy.
this morning..
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.........F.b. IL
Arrived.

steamship ciy Of Dublin Or Eynon Liverpool % n'a
mdse and lb9 pass 10 John o. Dalr. Had heavy westerly
wind, the entire passage 9Th inst Cd Baycotton .ps
Coumbs and CapTera, bound +.
Steamship ecu Scdgwick. Grcenwoon, Hilton Hesa n
hours Ia ballast g. :. W. Lewis Co
Steamer Cuba r Stone Liverpool, Feb TO- and seusi
town llth with ndsr. and pass, 70 T.. CunHri.
Steamship Britannia Laird. glasgow JAM 81 with m0ses
and 2l2 pass. Francis Macdonald.
Steamship Alexandria, iiedrek Philadelphia, with dse "a
James Hand
steamship Pa,sp.co Nea, Baltimore, with md,e, n
Small Go.
Steamship Admiral Nicho' Philadelphia, with na.e 70.
Thorn Tobias
Hayden steHen Pernambu,O, 81 days, with
VIM +. Schmidts Son.
Jubinal Rppen Mar,eies rs days with sugar to Homboo
Co.
Bark Cs.co Gsdaer Trinidad caba Fl days with 'rs.rj
&c, 10 Geo. ;. Stephenson & Co.
Bark Benefactress Edred Annoy Nov 10th, tea, &C.. TO-
A. A. Low Bros.
Brig sise Hon ghon of Portland Norton Csden 10 dayo,
sugar TO Miller IL ughtou.
Brig Achils dis Ferari Palermo 5. days with fui, %.
tfsnsra Co.
big Brisk (of 81 John NJ b., Marshall, Cienflegos Is ds
" it'll sugar &c. 10 Fowler 4 iowa.
Sch Laufa Frances Rock snd Higgins Jacme ID ins
W tn loNyood sud col re. 10 w. :. Brown.
Schr. Triton. Freeman Fall River.
Schr. VIM Flint, Howard, Wilmington.
Schr Princess. Lowell, Boston, with ndse TO g W Lewt
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shows very material falling in the main channes Tho
receipts from the mouth Of Red River. and from other
remote districts, are Of cotton which can only BE-
shipped NJ certain times and which will be shipped
whenever practicable, and no inference can be drawn
from the weekly arrivals the amount LEFT behind
II is therefore unwse to be led by free receipts under
such conditions into exaggerated estimates Of the
able total The Atlantic ports. particularly Savannah
whence from the number Of inland markets moro &C
CITRATE information might have been looked for are re-
cevng cotton 10 an extout which reflects anything but
credit on Tho persistent assertions both Of receivers
and Of buyers that there cotton in the country
No Doubt an anomalous season like the present makes
estimates liable TO great error but a couple OF weeks
more Will probably settle the question Of supply for this
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Psssen gers Arrived.

FROM LIyHRP0OI-In steamship Cuba--Mr yorhsvez
r. Is. Csrlor f. Moore, Bunhsm. Watson, d. NJ Bsser Nc
Pais,er w H. Go.ss H. Sinps A. iarne lady and sons
Miss Cameron. Mr. p. A. Genniug, j. =. Clarke, W. ~
Hicks T. NJ &. Forbes Van de kO0t r. Harris, Gordon and
lady, children aud nurses ". Luckenbscb, WhitaksN
q. Butler. Burnhsm, A Chisholm. Mr. James A. T. SGl1
J. b. Hill PayIiaster Thomas. Mr. Dixon @. Shaw g.
sstteree O. Crot5er Mr. stakhaner q. NJ Miller, A. Tsys
IoI "a W kis'rr 4. N: WsTnden 4. l, Dyer M Eeyn
X. Abilg, Messrs Newton, Gunnel H. A. Carter J. Good
man, DR.. Couoyer, e. H. Marshall, L. Smith, j. w Russell
J. McHenry Lockwood. sprssle, John Cotton II. Csrtes
Dr. p Bancroft Dr. H. g. Cook Gamhi lady and servant
nr Lazarus, ". j. Bulge, A. Msrn, Cox Graham Gimaas
II. u. Jsnnett, Iaskns, j. Beatiic. Miss Dixon, Mr. Law
renee Gibson. w Phipps Jane. Jaquet, w. D. RobertA
Capt McCeneTty W. Bell, Mr. Blakenan. Mr.. Nett, M
Butt
FROM LIVERPOOI-In Steamship Brisnis-J. ". Cote
hold. Thomas b. Smith James Philips Robert King. Petsl
Forbes, James Short Robert Ross. james Johnson w. u
Rank ia, James Whtehouse. Mrs o. Andrews and child
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TIE SUEz CANAL.--The Desbats, Feb. Z,
states tat dispatch from Cairo Egypt. announces the
fact the Viceroy Of Egypt having agreed othe terms
Of the Suez Canal Company. and that new railroad
to run from Ismsla to Cairo, is 10 be constructed.
Tie terms OF the referred to were q! first
iec.ed by the Viceroy
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financial.
OyyIcv or rHz CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN RAIL)
WAY COMPANY. 40 Nsl.st. - 80,
OFFERS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL


OFFERS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
OTHE FIRST day Of March pro1imo, Tor $4,000 OF the
Cousodated Sinking Fund Convertible Mortgage bonds OF
this Company Tnee bonds portion o. ~ coC issued
for the purpose Of providing additional rolling stock required
Odute the growing busues Of the Company snd ioT
the equipment OF tho additional road in course oil con
rucon 70 Omaha the Missouri and the mortgage pro-
yidrs fi issue Of $p0J more OF said bonds
IL a) hereafter for tie same purpose suen issue
shall be found necessary.
Tie bonds bear date January 49, 1868 carrying seven per
GER. interest payable quarterly In Newfork have my
wears to and ale .-carod deed Of trust ~ samuel j.
Tlden esq upon ell tine Company lines OF road and EQUIP
men, in the States Of Illinois aud NicUnsin amounting 10
about 60 miles rosd than 100 miles OF which are SUP
ect no mortgage This mortgage, together with al
liens, in the aggregate to only $4,000 per mile
upon sail roads NJ.
Pr also made In the mortgsge FOR the absorption a.
tho discretion Of the Hoard Of Directors OF all PRIOR e I'M
this bonds in the expectation that eventually Az the
other bonds Of the Company vii be exchanged oi he oaV
Ing Thu class Of bonds the only mortgage ueh upon 'ns |"
psnys entire lines VI road. q, ,.-,, ,, -
These Bonds are convertible into the Preferred ock OF me
Conpsny AT the option OF holder any time ii,r To JA
ary 1910 Fo further pr,icu ars inquire a. tue company
Office.
"' 0'u'' VI ii. II. BOODY, Agent.
Eew.Yort. February IL, 1866
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srABBISG ARRAY IN A SALooS.--Late on

SIAbBiNb hITbAi ~ n '%'rNNN' '~"NN ~
Wednesday night row occurred in the saloon Of John
Male. No l27 Avenue d. in consequence OF a party
having refused 10 Pay for drinks which they ma
ordered. In the melee James Mcdonald was cut across
the wrist all OF the arteries being severed The wound
ed man received medical attention. and was then con:
veyed 10 Bellevue Hospital In all probability the hand
will have to be ampuaed. Tho proprietor OF the sa-
loon together with James and George HarDdeD. were
arrested by Officer Byuos Of the Eleventh Precinct.
Yesterday morning the accused taken before JUS
ce Shandy and, on the facts in tho case being sub,
mit,ed Male was discharged and the Others committed
Tor assault and battery. /. did not ranspre who as'
sau.ted Mcdonald.
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CoRnEcr1ox-SrATrMENr pY rHR CArTAIS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bl INN mi iHi'
OF TTlP STATEN ISLAND FFRRY-BoA PoNoNA-Ah ac-
count of " y Narrow Escape. watch appeared IN me
Herald Of last Saturday, 10 respect 10 1--WE men who on
their way from Factory vile. s. l., 10 Bergen Point on
FRIDAY morning rescued from the icy dangers o.!
the passage by the Red Jacket stated that the Staten
Island FerryBoat Pomona made effort for their re-
lief In regard TO tins affair." the captain Of the Pomo-
ma makes the following statement:
81 saw no signal Of distress slowed my bos TO 70 to
them but owing to the greet quantity Of ice aud the position
Of the Pomona could have reached them for hall an
hour Red jacket coming IN one direction ana
steamtua Levi. other both in good position 20 reach
them edaey hailed the boat Lewis and requested
the plain to take them or board CAPTAIN PoxohA
"Of staten Island Ferry Co.
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Cegal Notiees.

NOTICE of SALEM PARTITION
IN NETWORK SUPERIOR COURT--ABEL TRACY
EpGERrON, IT,. and others .ssnst SAMUEL n wYVlLL
AID oihsrr.ln pursuance OF judgment Of tho Superior
Court Of tho City Of N.wYoTk. made and entered in the
above entitled action and bearing date the eighth day Of Jan
named will expose for public auction. at the Exchange
ssleToom, No III Broadway, In the City OF Newfcrk by
1885, II O'Clock Of that day. All that certain lot piece
parcel Of ground with th. building thereon situate lying
and the Tenth Ward OF s City of New oIk the
norheTy side Of Boome street, snd known and
number 2B Brooms street Bounded ,outhery IN front by
Broom. street westerly BY house and lot of ground
late of Elias O. Drake; noTthery In the by lot OF
ground known number sir hundred aud i've on OF
DELANEY Farm fouting Edidge street, and esstey by
house aud lot Of GROUND belonging late to Sarah Hsv
land containing breadth in mont and rear each twenty ve
feet and m length on side hundeed feet being part OF
the lot, numbers too Coz COS and 6O9 map OF the
farm OF tire Delaney together with ali and singular
the heYedtaen and Appurtenances thereto be-
louxins-Dssd NswfoTk, January 9, 1866
VIM. RICHARDS. Referee.
TKos J. FUwERs Plalltnp Attorney. 50 Wslst.. n. Y.
Ianl2 lswtwT
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Nofice TO Mariners.

EAST CoAsr OF EiGLAND.-Tbe Corton hshtveuel hs5
been moved 6lo mites NE, her former po.it.o
In is fa,homs Of water.
ScoTLAND-Frith OF Forth-The beacon on Paterson roo
having been carried away IA storm December bGey WIN
usIh the spot I'll further nouss
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OFFICE or THIS CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD Co,
CHICAGO, Ill.,, Feb. u.s. 1886.
nlVIDEND NOTICE.-The Directors Of the
- CHICAGO ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY have
this day decsred DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT CASH
the Preferred and Common Stock OF tho Company payable
the first day Of MrIch 1896 At the ohc. Of MssN 81 X
JEsUP Co, No. ~ BTo,d~sy EswYorh City Transfer
Bools will e!oss hs 2otb inst and open the I'd Of
hSsh ". H. LANkAbEE, Secretary.
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corRT cALFNpAR-TuIs DAY.

CUINT JAL UNh-IHIt UAf'
SUPREME COURT IRCUIT-PART Oyer and
Terniner PART I-NoS 1873 1909 1920 $780, l7l+, 1913
ss 1925 1883 1910 lo0l 1911, ll25 1893 l5 2ol? 2Se
lgil 20I3 Pose 1854 1895 PART Il-Nos. 81, 1895, ~
s3o "a SOS $50 40 l5a PCS 352. 3i2, $751; 618 ~ 81
Oh Al 2g8i 924 CHAnBERs.-Nos "a 20 Is 10. 81 81
s. 81 &c 81 60 n "a "a. 81 "a. SPECIAL TEBk-Nos
10 an 100 $50 l42 262 2S2 to 29 1885, lG+ lts, H 20
i7G l4 20 -
SUPERIOR CouRT--TRIAL TsRN.-Adjournod for
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Spoken.

Brig C.ntsur from Cienfuesor ior NewYori-l5,h int
lat 10 20, Ion - 81.
schr Laurel Of and for Frankfort Me-, from Cmdera,-s
18th last, lat. a 20, on IS 90
Brs John T. tiiheI, from Philadelphia for --I.A
inst, lat. ~ 30, Ion 66.
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OYPrcE ~ rHs rSIrtp STATES Lirz lN,uaa>cE Co..
~ THB CIR % NEW loHR 40 &" WaiL-sf. {

NOTICE is hereby given that tho ANNUAL
~ ELECTION for TEN DIRECTORS q ne Cs'ni.ary
csu,nt'rs the Fir.t Cls.s aud THREE lsSPEt ION
ofELEC ION viii b- hid b, this office on AONiAf' the
sth day Of Mach pforinl e~ cen TIE hoas o. ~ Az = La
Iy oid.r JOHN EAUlk. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-23

rLNO STONE BLOCK PAYERS. Separate
Il SEALED PROPOSALS. each indoued with the tide
of the wor Tor which may be- offered the of bidder
and he date Of tLs Offering will be received 1t th, office
until II O'Clock a. IN. Of WEDNESDAY. February 28 1906
ton Of STONE BLOCK PAvEMENTS ia the folowin,
streets TO Wit:
Finy-seveIthsreet nom Firh to Ninth avenues;
Seventy street tom iith avenue to Fast River
fouy ninth frcet, from Ninth 10 Tsnth-ayenue.,
FORTY ioutlsTeet, from Broadway 10 Ninth -ayenus
And Third avenue, from l0Nh to l2gth- streets.
Specifications aud blank forms for the BE- OBJ
tainod on application 81 this Office
THOMAS STEPHENS.
ROBERT L. DARRAGH
A. w. CRAVEN.
Crotou Aluetuct Board
Onles Cro,on Aqueduct Department February a. 1896.
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Goruorailou Notices.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NO
~ TCE 10 hereby vcn 20 tho or owners, occupan,
or occupants and Lot. improved unimproved
Lands affected thereby that the following Assessments have
been aud lodged In tbs Uhce OF TIE Board VI
Assessors for examination by all persons Int ested viz;
For bui ding in Oak It, from James TO Ohyerst
q For building IN ALsnsL, between Houston aud
SisnioB.st..
For tagging sd-vs'Fs IN One hundred andfwenty iNl
u25th) st-. between Eighth ave. and hanhhtttn-si
FOR fencing lots south aide oi Forty fourth ST.,
To- feet west OF Eieventl-sv
TIE limits embraced By such ASSIGNMENT include oil tbe
Houses and Lots 81 Ground vacant Lots pieces aud
parcels Of Land stus,ed on
|. Both si-s Of Oak IT, from James to Oiver.st.
All tho lots both sides Of AIenst between Houston
and StAntou.sts
All the both sides Of One hun red twenty hih
O25thl st., between Eishth-ave. and Manhattan.st.
Two soath side Of Forty fourth st., commencing
100 feet west of Eleyenh-sy-.
Al prisons whose interests affected by the above
tud who opposed 10 the same either OF
Them requested present their objections In writing 10
Of the undersigned, at their Office, No. % Chambers
basement New Court House within thirty days from the date
OF this notice.
ISAAC q. HUNT.
OFFICE ROArD OF issHssoRs,
New C0uri. House, Feb a. 1868
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 90 1866

TRAVELLING CREDITS on Messrs. J. 3.
Il MORGAN / Co.. LONDON Csuese.'ors oEo2
PEABODY Cob available in the principal en,s o.
EUROPE and the EAST, issued ~ DABNLf hokoAN
Co.. No 50 Exchange place
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rses...6.sJ sun Sets....3 As Moon Sets. q a
HIGR
Sandy Hook. all Gov Island. rs! Hell Gste..... 80
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OFFICE OF ms HorssrosIc RAnHoAp coxP,sr'

BHIuOKPOHr tOnn.- frl. Z, Iouu.
NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting OF the Stock
hodrrs Of the Hou1tonic Railroad Company viii b. he d
~ their Office IN the CITY OF Bridgeport, 90 FRIDAY The
2Jd inst, ct q ocock Tor thg pgtpoe Of tSI!Nu
ensuing aud do any other business proper TO be done sad
meeting . So, -,
The Transfer Book viii he closed from the 18th 10 TIC sd
'A'''' '''" u'' C. K. AvERiLL secr.i1ry
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Copartncrsbip Notices.

DISSOLUTION Of COPARrNERSlIlP.--
- Tt, cop.tper.hip heretofore eIrting between L. NJ
RUTTER Co having TN. day expired by itlon the
,., 4, hereby dis,ovedDsted New York, Feb o. 1906
C. NJ. RUTrER Co.
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DENTISTRY.
professional Notices.

nR. WM. EARLE WORK Of 2lO Pages on
Pie. Structure and Obscure Diseases Of the Pelvic Via
crr, &C. Proc 81 Mailed free to any part Address
No. 10 White e., Nex-York.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Geo. d. II. Gillespie.
branches Tones,
r. c. Calhoun, President Fourth ErJOna Bank
tbas. Aug Davis.
Fred. schachsrdt, Of r. Sehuchsrdt Soma
X. Csyus, Of Csylns, De RuyteI Co.
Eugene Kelly Of Eugene Kelly Co.
J. ?. scbepeler Of Sctepocr Go.
Chss HolLapfe Of Troust schmidt co.
VIM y. Drake Of Drake Brothers
Gee. y Dunninr. Sup Of U. b. Assay Ohes
X. T. Mount jr.
Theodore Cent? Of Genu PLipps
BOARD or EXPERTS
DR. A. r. Barnard President Of Columbia College aud
School OF Mines. President Of Board
DR.. J. r. Kinbsu. Mining Ensinser Wee President o.
Board
DR.. John Torrey, Director Off U. $. Assay OiAcs.
Dr. yustut AdeIbeTg, Of Adeiberr Raymond
Dr. Alex. Tuppe. metsiurgical Ensin@er
Prof Francis L. Vnon Of the School Of Mines Of Colum bis
rroieorThoms Eseston jr, 81 the School Of Mines Of
Prof C. T. Chandler Of the School Of Mines Of Columbia
College.
~ Elton Buct, esq, OF Part, Bnck.
WI. Ifo~brdge, eel. oftie Novelty Iron Works
T. w Raymond esq secre AIRY Of the Board.
III herman Coednsr, Ceologst and Mining Engineer.
GEO. d. II. GILLESPIE. PresidenL
DRAKE DE- KAY, Secretary.
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V'UE CHICAGO AND GREAT EASTERN
4 RAILWAY COMPANY of-f for SALE
.YD.0I0

NJ thslr Tirst Mor,ssgr -iuss loud Convertc lpSS,
due April J. Itg, bearing SkNEN PR CENT lNIh'hsI,
tov.b. In The O, OF New OH thr At Jay e Aii tut
0c,obe 10 esch year, br The eatfe balance - Tie ou1'
which Couf any Authorized TO seL 4n.rr &c p''oi'
Of NoeAre - George W. Titus aud lsurs q f.h lrgs
tees Tor - coy,rns a.. whole hne % tl7 tcrpiy
Road from Chicago n0s e. Richmond lleauA ~ n".
with ~. Prhn-be,, Equipment, and AppnTonnnesi al a.
other pr-sen, and future acquired prcp"IfJ .
tn. proc Cd. Of thcss bond. 0geret viii ,IfSuist
IA, whole OK .tiH 1ane debt Of tie toaVany aud puvti
for ts purchase If large snornt OF sdtiii7ra rolling s1t
fo COW Of Mortgage and further paTtiolfT lpYy To-
CT Of be COMPANY No - Nilisni. Nc" ioii shs .
.t,.rrit .aus for tic boafs al he received
usfrs N-N.lOfk FEB. n, 1900.
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Dlpiofno Notices.

broadway SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
- No. III Broadway. entrance on Par. pl,es
DfvDESD1he Trustees Of this Institution have directed
that the usual DIVIDEND deposits entitled thereto for Tire
SIX months ending Dec 81 rats OF SIX PER CENT per
snnum not exceeding $500, and FIVE PER CENT
over 800 free RON oovenment tan viii be paid on and
after MONDAY, Jan. Is, 1906
FRANCIS r. SCHOALs. President
WADE n. WoHRILi Sec. PErKa CUNNING Acct.
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The American Bureau Of Mines
no. g. BROADWAY.

Mines lands ,nd ores examined and s.pored
Competent eng uecr. furnished to Mining CoEisnies
Consultations afforded all mining, niets.urricsl s-d
chemical question. at the Office & the Bufeir EAos 49, 40
sud II, Nos. "a and &c Blosdwiy
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TFRRg HAuTE AND INDIANAPOLIS nsiLhotp, :
SEcRKTARY's OFFICE, TKHHE liArrE rep ~ io"
MONTE 10 the RONDHOLDERS Of tho
~ TIRE HAUTE AND RICHMOND RAILROAD
COMPA NYNotce is hereby given to The BondheidI, OF
uud. te lays OF the Sste Indiana, now known 90
tho Terre ,ue and indianapolis Railr I'D Company nat on
the 6r,t day March, 1906 the Seven 0 cent fl NOR
gage Boui Of said Rhroid Company will become dle and
psysbe snd that said Company will that day, pay saii
Boud In full Of principal and interest pTe'entaton Of sd
Eond, the interest coupons steched a. III. office - Tie
FARMFRS' LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY, no. 20 III
change. place In the City Of Nsw-forS.
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ing such bonds into the Capital stock Of snd Company w
sc, thereafter VIII not be collected q PA'd
thereon. 81 order OF tue Board, - -
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