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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

A new time table went into operation on
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railroad Monday last We have not been
furnished with copy, and cannot, there
fore, make the necessary corrections. We
omit the old table, as it would only mislead
travellers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

lNEMOREST'S YOUNG AMFRICA.-
LA new, very Entertaining, Instructive.
Artistic and sPlendidly illustrated Monthly
Magazine for Boys and Girls; to include
pleasing Illustrations Of Philosophy. the Arts
and Sciences, Moral and Inter esnng Stories,
Music, Poems. and other entertaining Litera
ture, presenting Museum of the good, the
useful and the beautiful, for very yocng Amer
lea. without, exaggerations or friyolhies. Sin
gle Copies, Is cents; Yearly, $40; Add
tional Copies, 81 90, or five for $500. A
large and beautiful colorcd engraving present
cd free with the first No; also to each single
subscriber at 81 50. good Microscope. or a
package of Magic Photographs. Single cop
les mailed free on receipt of price. Send for
a specimen No. Address ". Jennings De-
morest, 473 Broadway, N. Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22
4ew .Adrtrtisi
$500 Per Month!

NNTERRRISING Men can make Money
II and do good by selling Barnard's
Patent Farm Gate. Territory can be
had by applying soon- This Gate is so easily
made and costs so little that every farmer can
afford TO have it to every field on his FARM
County, Townships and individual rights
for sale. For particulars enquire of
nov % n4tf ii. b. PERSHING.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22
Land for Sale.

One hundred and Sixty Acres OF
Valuable Land,-120 of it heavily
timbered,-40 acres of it Prairie
and ready for the plow-30 acres
fenced.
This land is miles north OF Plymouth, and
there are Jour steam saw mills within 2 mile.
o! it. The lands north and south Of il are
worth $50 per acre. Title indisputable.
Will sell for one third cash; the balance ia
one and two years; or will exchange for a
stock Of Drugs, Groceries or Dry Goods.
For particulars enquire Of
H. ". .PERSHING,
nov ~ n4tf Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22
SYMPTOMS.

SYMPTOMS.
The symptoms of Catarrh are at fret very
slight. Persons find they have cold, thai
they have frequent attacks. and are more SEN
sitive 10 the changes of temperature. In This
condition the nose nav be dry, or slight dis
charge. thin and acrid. afterwards thick and
adhesive. may ecsue.
As the disease becomes chronic the dig.
charges are increased in quantity and changed
in quality; they are now thick and heavy, and
are hawked or coughed off. The sccretionr
are offensive, causing bad breath; the voice
thick and nasal; the eyes are weak; the sense
OF smell is lessened or destroyed; deafness IRE.
quently takes place.
Another common and important symptom
Of Catsrrh Is that the person is Obliged to clear
his throat i'm the morning Of slick Shiny
mucous, which has fallen from The head during
the night When this takes place. the person
| may be sure that his disease is ON its WY To
the lungs, and should loose no time in arrest
ing il.
The above are but fsw o { the MANY Cntar-
| hal symptoms. Write to our laboratory for
our pamphlet describing fully all symptoms;
it will be sent FREE TO any address. Alss
directions where to procure the medicine.
We are receiving letters from all parts OF
the Union, and also numerous testimonials
from those using it, bearing the evidence OF
its iniallible merits.
70 This remedy contains no MINERAL
or POISONOUS INGREDIENTS, but is
prepared from vegetable extracts EXCLT'-
| SIVELY: therefore it is PERFECTLY
HARMLESS. even 10 the most tender and
delicate child..n
CALL FOR SEELYE'S CATARRH
REMEDY, and take no other. IL not sod
BY druggists in your vicinity. they will order
it for you. Price $500 per bottle.
p All persons suffering with any affection
Of the Head, Throat or Lungs, should write at
once for our pamphlet fully describing all
symptoms pertaining to the above diseases.
II will be sent free to any address.
DR.. D. H. SEELYE & Co.. |
FREEPORT. ILLINOIS.
Sold by all Wholesale and retail Druggists.
GENERAL AGENTS.
John D. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio; Fuller,
Finch e. Fuller. Chicago, H.; Burnhams 4 |
vanSchaack, Chicago. H.; Demas Barnes & |
Co., New York; D. Ransom T. Co., Buffalo, |
N. Y: Farrand. Shelley e. Co., Detroit. Mich |
Weeks & Potter, Boston, Mass; French,
Richards g. Co., Philadelphia, Pa; R. E. Sci. |
lers f. Co., Pittsburgh, Pa; Collins Bros,
St. Louis, Mo-; Barnes, Ward & Co., New
Orleans, La; r. A. Robinson L Co., Louis |
vile. KY; Bigiey & Bro, Memphis, Tenn;
P. E. Depuy. Richmond, Va; Thompson e. |
Block. Baltimore, Nd; Dexter e. Nelleger, |
Albany. N Y; Strong l. Armstrong, Cleve- !
land. Ohio; VIM. Johnston, Detroit. Mich;
Wilson Peters & Co., Louisville, Ky.
Oct, IL, ls66-yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

h.
part, il derives is virtues.
The White Compound Cures
Sore Throat, Colds. Coughs. Diptheria. Bron-
chtis, Splitting of Blood and Pulmonary
Affections generally. IL is remarkable
Remedy for Kidney Complaints. Dia
betes, Difficulty of Voidlng Urine,
Bleeding from the Kidneys and
Bladder. and Gravel.
1T wns Early i'm the spring that thi. CON-
onhd was originated m-ii'Er 81 my family wa.
'flrt'h with an irritation IF the threat attended
With disagrr~ahr cough. I lad for seine u,..ufl,.
Prcs ious Thought that a pr.lEraiian having for il.
iasi> the inside bark 81 Whit pine might lie com
l"un'c! {" l.. very useful in disease, 81 tho
throat aud lung. r" iri the value IL i'm tho .,,,
alluded To. ] omI"und'l small quantity 80 tho
meiicln" that had haen flaming. and gave IL ia
''aspoonfu doses The rcu!f civ graft
wing Within two days the irritation # the throat
removed, the cough sulsi,ltl and speedy ~ur-
-fi'--t.d Soon after this sent some 70 I,dy
"a Londonderry. y. H. VII" had I-rn suffering tnr
~'m- weeks frm a lad cough. oscssi"ned by a sudden
odd and had raised mnr'l" sir'"k'd with blood She
soon i"nnd rrlief, sud sent for She tsk alsut
ton ounces If il and got we'll J. II. Clarke ESQ cdi-
Tor IT the Manc. ester Daily Mirr,,r. made trial of
the same PREPARATION in the OF severe csi and
vas cared Immediately. lie was so highly pleased
with the results AMI confident in success attend
ing its sales If placed h'fre the pilic that he final
~ persuaded me {" give il and IL sIro.
% benefit the suffering. In November. 1855. i first
advertised IL under the al White Pine Com
pound In two years from that time there lad lc-n
wlolc>slrtl in Manchester alone hundred dollar.
worth, where took the lead of all the cough rene
lies in the market, and IL still maintain. that psi-
ti"n There j. good reasons tr all this; il i. very
>othing and healing in iis nafur. is warming to the
tUmach. aud pleasant wilIa 10 the tastc aud is er-
ecdingly cheap.
AS a remedy for kidney COMPLAINTS the Whit. Pine
Compound stands uariyal.si. IL was not originated
for that purpose; hut person using il for a cough
was not only cuIed oftlc cough. bu, was slso cured
Of a kidney difficulty of ten wears standing since
hat accidental discovery many thousands have us.d
1t for the same complaint, and have been completely
rurcd."
The above was written i.y DIR. Poland. i'm lsG0-
Since them as ia Manchester. the White Pine Conn
pound has taken the lead Of all Couyh remedies. as
", j as preparations for the Of Kidney dificul.
tbs n city. town, village and hamlet through
'ut the New England STATES.
This remedy is safe and pleasant TO take as II \.
'fIcciual.
MEYER BRO. e. CO, Agents at FIT
WAYNE; PERSIIING & CO Agents at
Ply MOUTH. 3syl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

l. now offered To the afflicted throughout the coun-
try. after having l~cn Ir,vd Nv the test Of eleven
wears. in the New England Sta'cs. where it's merits
nave lsromr a. we'll known the tree from HIGH
n part, il derives is virtues
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-11-22

WILCOX & GIBBS CELEBRATED
noiseles, Sewing Machines offered as premi-
ums for Subscribers to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17

The following ere tho approximate earnings Of tho
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Company for the
month Of June ult., compared with the period last
year:
ls66..sl95 3s 95 1855 e}i5G2e G5 Dee go 4se 20
The Pennsylvania Coal Company advertise their first
Summer sale Of coal by auction for Wednesday next
20 900 tuns fIesh-mined PitstOn Anthracite
The traffic of the Great Western Railway Of Canada for
the week ending July 10, 1866 was:
s5592 80 ls65 .sjl57s % Increase s433i u
The earnings of the Eric Railway and Buffalo Division
for tho month of juno, 1866, were:
1896 o. o43 l42 sc 2593 g. Dee 2o6 &C
TIE Cincinnati Commercial Of Saturday remarks:
The drafts Of currency from NewYork lave placed the
money market here in easier position The demand loans
undmnished however and fl rates Of interest
tanned Fyetwentes are very scarce In the market and
holders Of them very tenacious At attempt TO III small
fs ed because they had
premium offered by dealers for the old issues 4 pre-
MUM for the
Exchange was frmer Some OF The dealers found their
receipts Of the demand and In order supply
the deficiency had to boy Of their neighbour Purchases Of
regular customers were IL some cases made at c o. instead
Of lOQc.
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vOOY-Tlcro is no material alteration TO note N oilf
,oncc o. Foreign aecces Che business hos been Only -
,,ofersfe ertoni W. quote. i1 crurfner ~ i'lin"-
,.sfi. T. ccces &c 45Qs0o Tor Native ard onr-qn 'r
moo. slq.tie for one nqf aud thrccCu co. ' @ ''
mi. ood DO, aud 6jo zoe. for SaAonY ieeees ',r
40 Pulled. f0dClr. FOR S1nerire d., oni t't 800 pr i
,ro do. pa 17c fr common Uuwus.el 'aloInlii % To-
~ Gro do add l5G2c for lo1as W. io.e g1 ~
. nth American 40 70 lto7c. Tor common Wnsloi; 81
RI C.r V.vaslcd Nest.zl and Mcl4nf l-1rc. l'f N ish
d A.. V0s. N0.0o for Uawefht1 t.ci'i sJe &C., De-.
H. I.i Corloyat Caian 40 2fd3io i1r Uunls..d a'.'t'
... t..lno. Cope q Cd Hog' .i...h fa- ll..
- lraIl ell rs, OR Wasted and African a. sr4.nt ir
Iiwaslta aid 10 G4OC. for Waahca
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july IC-l5ssI bbis. Floar go b5le WlishF, - r..;
Corn Neal 20 sacks OIL CaBa, >Jl ulfh N",ar
~ pLrs Ashes - pkes Beef 80 DIS IoI@ ~ lhyE 'N'
Mcats . ~ biis Petroleum.
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Einantial.
AnEalcAN Issur-E0UN nLLlov DoLLAEe.

9 T' ,s Of ' s,'' y 81 s ,
J,,l We emission by ssOscrgt'l o.. TIE loan rs" ol' 40
,, . q d gra l1Ds eaSS ~ moa,rary n Dr. r-5
mpossa ,aeriue lpon those " lng to asst nm m
10 BAPTIST hos dsedd see l' loan at '1tJ1 'o a'hf' f"l
no Iouj roysie 70 ter ae p 20 isne' or eo' coo ',b
bearins pr ems ,.s', p. HnnaI I'D. n e, b, s f En-
naspa,y o. es ,ne % o. H s 5s o aiseu s,a q
1ic ue being go ,goo VII give more t'n " pei
tfaa lio $1,000 VIM sgno.y T.5eTI,''d for '.e ,,l'.s
anpiso 70 he ut.eT Iraae,isa ~ 'he q, s scI
I. n beloved .,a ~ oa T i o. A1 M. fy fes.
1. % prove bis Holiness addresses AIe 20 iron 10
SO eeu, ge,,nt ,r,as,i unity 'l,a o1 re-, /,
ti is boy ihe Iiie'd faith 81 STATE "ich 5 a'''!s l'
ei5n. Iece.ved 40 c,4peas pid tie folio ralt.ls
"M.sr EDWARD BIouNTs Co rarl. France.
M..r. DUNCAN SHERMAN 90. Ess.s4'i .o'-e' PIE
Mo,"s DaYxEL 60. No g soeh Third s-- Philadelphia
aS,,r ion. oo cct.sd 5y NJ JOHN MURRAY Ne
Ns.,aast, Nea.Yoh
rH,c wriy heinz 70 ef ia'lea''oTy e,o'
n molly the OF BIZ mission 20 tLc NV 1e % -na @
Ciy,n At S,w.l o. iais lsl day Of jane. 3. r. iae
JOINS, As-...--oP q. EeE l.4E
vq.rlc c.la '5oslo.' ie y, yasl SC . "a
s-d - ni tla iao 20 .,fo vlrt .r- Ora. %
ln s,,Sn CO marked on the Envelope oltae Loan
see P, which IRE Bosd' ii be .an'a y tf.sd 20 ,l.a
AGENCY OF THE ROMAN LOAN
" one land.,d dcllT l bonds e.y ,I teL7cr- q 'i, ok
J0l14 T. NiRRAY Authorized Agent No ~ Na.,,p', y
OFFICE OF MAYNARD ~ TIEMANN, MINING
" ENGINEERS CONSULTING CHEMISTS ho2f P.a,lst,
Of trss aineS fli plouet. G9ro soda A. sp.i
attention sive 20 toe sniy'es Of Iron ore iron - d ron i'e'
fE'kAVELING CREDITS on Messfs }. ;. NOR.
4 GAN Co. LoSDoN Gacce.or 20 GEo IEhb )DI
fAS& .'asd ~ pABSEY sioA6HS CO. 10 - EIC--a.s
81 L5rit J4yIl l.l1
rVUE INTEREST N GOLD on the F.r.t Mort
4 80, Bonds orthe UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY toAtANt,
g.ss oa We So2A li ffs e SS
OK PER CFNr BONDS or THE CITY OF
- ALBtNf ~ - h I, h ~, 70 sy u ~ Z.
| NINiNCIAL.-RAILROAD BONDS negotiated
seiaALh0tp lR9S 'f S,s ,o''f'e'5 o. cf,n
House O.d hso.d-.i. LONDON, fusiai
0rnor fRornrtoR' Tur CRY % hErssVicE 1soHo'
| TIVE Directors of the Projectors Of the CiiY ~
H',nieA 81 .esodsrss M The i',,fa, C., ,s s 'i
loilgI' lave a q ne ~ stE no, he eorns
terms va Fve cent o. no ru'slae money o. te 20 ~ ei.h
For eIsiaee %, N sl,h "a vaiehan paced :: 20 ia
purchaser viii ceat ~ ~ :,
And 70 share u ''eeE iof tie bsares being '..' loH
Tssq s ta si s &C. si5 TO Ss s.1.'- y %
secures Company fll "a ,a'i'iasiey pre-' .
.aS AssP a, ScnLAfIEF ~ Mpfp ,.,.i.ry
CEoroS AevGoucr DfrAH1SrSr kuEs,uoy " sIEs Igsr'
NOTICE is hereby given that FIVE PER CENr
~ penalty viii be addsd on Le ~ - Af ,f 81 pp'a
Tsnis N.h' EiN'i, Nti.i nose. .i-i.-
L'OR sALE-BROADWAY AND SEVENTH.
i AVENUE RAILROAD STOCK ftYN0 % PER atSr
Dly1DENDs BELT RAILROAD ASD rTnFR CIT. rAle
'V'' 49, iLnEnr y .y,c0lAY,,
STOCK BROKER AID AICIi9NLkn;
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Earincs Bduy5.
49, pANK,

: IIhNllC SAVINGS BANK,
SIX r-c "a e. @lst ' l . .'' ''''
ia. +. os o0yea.,rfEE;r AK. ,,o,. ,,, i,
HOWERT SAVINGS BANK, New Yor.i, Jniy ii5
- iaGrie prrorofs hereby noticed at nsre'S we
.' sly rs, r i,e, sfJ FOUR Pea cEST p saaua
o. N ' r-,.o os 10 he ~ Instant vii BE- allowed q. osgo,s,
&c q 1es'l5, 1t ~ nee ~ n Of ne Tvs An ntrf.
% , a ID %. vlI remain rrle. e. a-i dow eIesI accord
10 E1qt ga f bo.lqo.. d, ron 70 70 es ard s 90
20 gsfe BY ,iie' q tae T:,,:e ,rp,,,,u p.,.,,,,
O u cooo-suar1 s,,-e,,ry.
CITIZENs' SAYINGS BANK, No. 81 Bowery, cor
" PEI, et g 2 vi; H, J53s ,i,s,o,vpvT PAX
1EG-lULY lN,EktSI-re reiai.s ser.tlngnh inter- AZ
,ts re q -. u [f e ,Ss an n io
s I'D ary, 9 ia7o been dsgesi 81 'sea u dt months
m cc-, l.S vj VII be sdisd to tho original s'fo' and
r,y ei now o. On O., be.o.o Jay % Wi bear interest
ssik orea Soy Day rp. "a ,y' Of 'o Ey fqg
Ben. yso.. IA Genaa, French and Ea.''.b Dill.
srrro,r \ nuvcs. Secretary.
NIME SAVINGS BANK OF WILLIAMSBURG
- ronei South seventh sid fn e. receive. non 10 e'' 70
p s9 s.s cIf. S IB ,' ef5 1l ;a ' @
IIRANKLlN SAVINGS BANK, --....,,,,,,,. 90,
lArERss z, C 20 4. ,,, {u - 4+,x
vREENWlCD SAVINGS BANK-JuLY DlYl-
* UFHD rr 1GJ1he Board of Trustees have ordered uio 20
PER CESi or annn Of Five hundred DoI end
~. "a \, 7, ~, ~, o ,t D t IN al ii.r MONDAY
be III az Of jaly lae,s, not Ind tor VIII BE- adsed to he
sim fsal D.. l. NliEELNNlpiili ffos''n1
'} }.ss. : hl ss;s.a'''. see'esi,.
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
X No. 70 Warren.
% Ice of Goveumeu, Open dolly om 10 to = n
nepoau ride no" dIa" n, oai A. nvKIIN President
vAvprpnur J.. Buxros secretary
METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK,
IFs No. - Cooper Iusiilte. Thirisye
DEPOSITS made on or before July q w drry atrte tom
.lier, heo Government tas. ISAAC J. SMITH, .,
W.. btNHEs Secretary i'''l'H"
NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, Eehlh-aye., cor
~ n.r II Fourteenth stSiN PER CENT !NIERE5 nee from
Il n i,clr scsreta'y TaOTts CURIs ~. Ple-.d,nt
GlX Pr. CENT. INTEREST,
y Fres 1 Government Ioz.
MARKET SAVINGS BhNk,
No g. NASSAU, NEAR FuITOATrRELT, AEW - ORR
nacer,' made now on, o,frs Jnly 2ls VII draw r''i
IT, #. f. .foI"Stv Soc wM VAN NAME. r,e,
TE7nIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK
Con,f Of rifl.ye and INen,y 'iIths. .,,..
81. ~ ,t re,e., I'D Ice G.,,urasn to- On al sums
40 .re,. o on or tefre ID. 1ia Or Jly viii draw interest
psas cr,n dly from No. snd on Monday wtdne'd'y
end l'lIday o'cans' i'e"' to trst GREEN p,,.ll
RcrAsD Kelly. seere.ar,i
EAlON DIME SAVINGS BANk,n
I cANAtsr, co.. q s.mioK
u,ps,l,s ,ricr. b III u itiw iaer,al lfom July p
AssLrs. ri9'1'i3 IT,
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ISGA.
1855.

TIE weekly this supply Of Lac:
gradually dmn shng ard viii diminish unless
d demand coal shond be considerably increased.
weeks the corresponding week last
year 2G SO tuls; last week 49, $685. this week
OILS 6363I
The following the Teceip;s The Grand Trank
Railway for the week ending July ::
So 4799 Increase f7sj9
The earnings Of the Enc Railway and Buffalo Division
for the month of June 1906, were:
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ianl ,,,, discount and srline oi per
l.. 1907 30 close they generally buying h XII
sc'N al no prom mn. Round lots were sol a,""s
49,, M rf re day q par but during ile q, ON
- VOC refers 90 tbit quotation apd iu'Ie WIZ "e
arvard tendency. g.,
glc FLOWING shows the condition " W.. new ''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17

, . BANK DEPARTMENT. AIBAsY, July n, 1866
WE WEEDSPORT BANK, Weedsport, Cayuga
C2Iny has mis- dsy fled IN this ocs notice Of the appoint
nent OF HOSfOkD Co.. BAIk.r, No 10 E0ads tie Of
Newfort Agents for The redemption Of H.
fstei OF we appointment u the NewIos State
National Bani In The City Of Albany s1eh n sgrctbe
act entitled IAN Act 20 amend the several relating
bnk Banking Afsocons and ludyt al Lsukori passed April
II. 1851 q. w SCHUYLER superintendent
nANIELS, CROZiER ~ coz,
~ BANKERS aud MISISG BROKERS'
No. "a Na'saust. New Yofk.
I'yfsd ,llsl.ss Dls9 is Csssss God NiriHS s,sts
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sTirA oy Nrw YoRN. BAsK DErARr1nsr.

o "
ALBANY Aphl Is. 1866. )
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant TO Chap
~ 26 Law, Of 1859 aud Laws Of 65 that tho circnsin.
notes s.ued TO the CHATHAM BANK banking aoeon located
In the City Of NewYok will be redeemed par b. he suprntend
pt ne hnhng Deps tment presonou al IE SEW
NATIONAL STATE BANK the Albany, for az
from the date hereof and 0 thereafter
ie outstanding circulating the said bank mrt be presented
a. offsaid within the date hereof; and all notes
which shall Tot be prevented redemption payment within the
time thus peced viii bo upon f1nd tho
hands Of the Superintendent for that PURPOSE.
myl lawenin q. w. SCHUYLER Superintendent.
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BAsH DEPARTMENT. ALBANY, March a. 1868
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to chap
~ tiers laws 1889 and i76 laws Of 1873 that The ceo
latng note Issued to the BANK or NORTH AM RIGA banking
association located In the city q Newio viii DO redeemed AZ
PAR BY tbs the Banking n posenta
the Newly National Slate Bank In the Cry of Albany and
the National Bank Of North America Of New YORK. In the Guy
date hereof AMI not thereafter
Tho outstanding circulating notes Of the bank mnst be pfeened
tesad within years fron the de hreof tni all notes when
hs not be presented fr redemption and payment within The time
tins specified viii be charge Y fund In the hands
d ". sCHUYLER snpernienaent
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TURNER BROTHERS

BANKERS and DEALERS in GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Accounts icted- interest allowed daily balances
REMOVED No. u NAsSAUST In marble block
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WIN A. bURIlS H., Secretary
10TH DIVIDEND--LAMAR FIRE INSURANCE
II - COMPANY, No. 80 WGlsi. Cash capital GJl0ttl.
sEMLANNUAL DIVIDEND Il FIVE PER CENT fee OF tai pay
able m demand, has been declared by thl. Company.
JuyP. ISAAC II. ST JOHN. Secretary.
Odd DIVIDEND.-The NIAGARA INSURANCE
- COMPANY bav. declred semi annual DIVIDEND q
10Th inst p. HOFFMAN, Secretary
No nwsl-st, July II, 1866.
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demand Is made each emgrant that lands a,
Castle Garden on every box that he brings with him. IN tue
way of baggage oherw mel which Is most unjust aud de-
cidedly Illegal this 10 not paid embargo Is laid on tie
property II the newcome' They pass from the dock
which they land the railroad Office and what they are sub
ected there will shortly appear in the action and exposure
undertaken Commissioner Cumming OF the honest
and true sit the Board Of the Emigration Commit
er Thence they handed to the swarms OF vpes
without the building aud left TO the mercy of the swim
der &c. which inest tbis great metropolis but none the
large cities In tho month OF May OF the cur
year al Austrian arrived and he with his vile aud
Eve children all unable speak the language Of tins country
aud with large amount gold his person. without any pro-
guide from Castle srden sent 10 the railroad termi
which he arr ed ~ the dictates OF bis own instinct
AMI it happened that by casualty the GERS soppeo
and In getting with the other passengers he was hched
Of oil he had together with tho railroad tickets WHICH were TO
have carried him through 20 Pennsylvania -
Fat is not alone without but also within the Garden the
smigrant suffers nom lobbery POPULATION and positive robbie
re0 committed bis property. Certain boarding house
Keepers who are said 20 30 licensed their pars in TIE
Glokhs pSoeais and Nib siD apd ipfsppB se1ys b,g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17


This tale OF horror enough and disgust the
obduGt, heart may be read tho Report OF the Compain
Proceeding, aud Decisions VI the United States Coma
sioner In tho Case Of the Viaanca passenger ship wh
traded here last yee As purpose 10 this for III
traon u the cIuetes which the emigrants made 20
dlre their passage out VIII be advisable TO defer
remarks at this stage Of eIp0s for the denuucaon
such treatment or rather treatment, in subsequent pa
graph OF this article.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17

PARK FIRE INsuR,SCE CO., y. Y, % July lye.
'INWENTY-FRSr DIVIDEND-A DIVIDEND OF
FIVE ( PER CENT has this besn decred iree Of Gov
srmeB. Tar, payable demand gro. ALGER setTetaTy
STANDARD kIRE lssrRAScK tOEPASY,
OyFcs No. II WAILsr NEW iORz July 10, 1890
NINETEENTH DIVIDEND.-A SEMI-ANNUAL
DIVIDEND GIVE PER CENT free Of taI has th' Jay been
''' " WILLIAM NJ ST JOHN Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17

OYflcH HAMILTON lysURASCz CoNPANTI
No. IL Mslt., juno g. 1866
| nIVIDEND.-The Board If Directors have this
| ~ d-y De- lrrd ,-misnn9I DIVIDEND Of -FOUR 90 PER
CYST e. so,eruuient tax payable nd ador July T. 1856
| JAMES GILMORE, Ssrrstary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-17
HOW THEY ARE ROBBED BEFORE


When summoned their occasional sparse meals their
bchs remaining unlocked Jack Tar the steward
ships officers enough for the dirty work embrace
tho favorable opportunity Of entering the cabins and making
general search This proved ruitless Invariably
rich been the result attendant these depIe
aons particularly rich has this robbery been among the
German passengers they being the more ainent Some Of
these Germans bring much 5000 $1,000, $4,000 and
900 10 gold with them. which packed In BELTS and some
times not always around the waist This Is
strong temptation the class of who these emrant
passenger ships let clone their systematic proeyes 10 lob
virtue as well money Another way in which emlgants
arc robbed before they arrive in the purchase Of bad bills
know where Englishman bought bill IN
Liverpool on bank in NewYork and arrival here dseoy'
cred that no such This is not
lated case but which could DO multiplied hundred end
seven f,li.