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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19

The public are interested in knowing
whether federal Office holders hereabouts
are in favor of, or opposed to, the Presi.
dent; whether they take sides with him or
With his radical opposers in Congress; or
whether they are still in favor of both the
President and Congress. Will they, or
will our neighbor for them, enlighten the
minds Of the people on this subj ect? Come
up, gentlemen, and define your position
Let US know how you stand on the leading
political questions of the day.
If you sustain the President, say so; if
not, resign, and give place to conservative
republicans who will
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19
Application for License.

Notice is hereby given that the un iersigned will
Mt the next term Of the Commissioners court OF
Marshall county. tn be hol len on the first NJ on
day of juno. 1866, apply for license to retail
spurious Iiques i'm quantities less than quart -
The location which propose to sell IS on the
north half of lot No l. 3d floor ofbuilding, in the
town of Plymouth, Indiana.
L. S. TYRRELL.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19
SPECIAL NOTICE.

To TOR Payers-A As the time for the assess me n
Of the Income Tax Licenses. etc. has no W come
around. thc farmers and all others Of Marshal
county will no required 10 return thei7 Income for
the wear 1865. Please call at nv Office for 4
"blank'' which is raor;rsd bv law TO he returned
to ME on, or before the LIST dav or Nav 1865.
c. WHITMORF.
Asst Assessor for Marshall Co
Office in Paui's boot shoe store.
In3l-fw.1
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19

TiE UNDERSIGNED would inform tho la-
4 dies ofPlymouth and vicinity, that she has
lowing TO the recent fre) opened her shoo in III c
front room of her dwelling honse. on the west
side OF Michigan street one and Il half blocks
north from the Edwards n Ouse. where she has on
hand an entire new, an 1 we'll selected stock of
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19

An Indianapolis dispatch on Monday
says the l2Sth Indiana regiment left Sauls.
bury, n. c., on the l4th inst. for home.
This is the only Indiana regiment not
mustered out Of service.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19
.fsilyfsserg Goods.

which she will sell as CHEAP or little cheaper
than can bc bought elsewhere IN Ply m outh and
cordially invites II her old customers to give her
call. and any number Of Hcw ones. Ladies' call
ing M her shop neel have no fear a. getting put
Off with old goods for but n stock is kept
IN hand Please cali and examine her quality of
goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere
A pril II. Go BIN L. y. III NHAM.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19

Gold quartz has been discovered, within
: few days past, on the Potomac river,
about IA miles below Washington city
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19

Cassius NJ. Clay, American minister to
st. Petersburg writes the Louisville jour.
nal that he heartily endorses the policy of
President johnson, and "deems it his duty
to denounco the course Of Sumner and Ste
yens"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19

The telegraph brings the news Of the
assth Of Ole Bull, the famous violinist,
ss ouSAso, Cspsda AbcSn - lltA isst
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19

CURE FOR CHoLERA-The following
story is of course imported:
4 physician who was not very familiar
with the symptoms or the remedies for the
cholera, was called in to prescribe for a
cObbler who believed himself suffering
from the epidemic. He told him to take
certain remedies. and called again next
day. when ke was informed that Crispin
was cured; in fact 50 well was he, he had
gone to work.
Indeed" said the do ctor, "that is well
you sec my prescription has answered adj
mirably."
Not SOL" they answ cred; ''he would
not take the medicine"
Indeed what then did he do ?"
took bottle of Roback's Stomach Bit
tersi"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19
j VI f. DIAL e, & CO
ShERIFES SALE.

Isaiah Alderfer VS. Peter Bremen.
by virtue ola decree and order of sale made az
August term 1866, cf Marshall: Circait Court in
favor of lsiah Alderfer and against Peter Bremen.
and to me directed, lwill expose public auction
on Satnrd, ~ the 18th day Of April A. ID. ls66. be
tween the hours of ten o'clock A. ~ and four o.
clock r. NJ, NJ the Court House Soor in the town
of ~. moasl,. Marshall County Indiana, the fol-
lowing property, 10 wit
The north half of the west half Of the southw est
quarter Of section number FIVE (5) township
thirty three $50 range three y east in the coun
ty of Marshall and State of Indiana If the rents
and profits for term Of net exceeding seven wears
not sold for enough satisfy said order Of sale
viii at the above spcoiaed time and plac q ofrer
all the right title and interest OF the defendant In
and to tho above dcicribsd property.
,.30o HIN LOGAN Sass!f. " 6.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION

Notice is hereby given that the undersign-
ed has been appointed administrator Of the estate
Of Conrad Zumbargt. deceased The estate is
probably solvent. JOSEPH LEITINCEk.
fn3l-3wl
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19
TAM BARK
" ANTED!

THE highest market price paid for TAN
BARK at the Tannery formerly owned by E.
Paul, Plymouth, Indiana.
32-4w PETER SCHLARB.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-04-19

THuRsp ~, APR. 10, 1858.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08
ainrkets-CAkErrLLy REPORTED roR III. n. =. TRIBUNE
WyDNRspAY March T. ls66.

y
ASHES have been only In limited demand, but prices
are without change sales al 81 - for Pots and eli 20
aSl2 for Pearls.
BEESWAX has been only in moderate demand, and
prices without material change; sales oil feiIo"
Western at s6c.
BRICK-Iho market 10 quite active the supply much
behind tie wants Of the trades saes Of Common North
River. at sl2dsl3 T. thousand each; Foreign s lot
plenty, and is firm.
: COTTON-There has been rather more doing Today
without change Of importance 90 note in prices sales
of 3 500 bales on basis OF 43ai4c for Mddlipgs. Tie
receipts for the week e,622 bales exports ,9O7
bales
COFFEE-Tbe inquiry for MI kinds continues very
moderate and we have sales to-day TO advise except
100 bags 81 Domingo o. lsc.. gold. We quote Rio
prime al q G2l5c good 2Od2O.c.; far ls0lt.c o.
binary. 10lsc, and lar 10 good caIgOes le a2Oe, net
cash gold. duty paid.
COAL-The inquiry Inns been good for Domestic, but
with large arrivals prices without change the de-
mand for manufacturing has proved hight; the local
rede however has been quite active and we have had
a moderate business for the East sales from yard nj
81 5OQ$l0 y tun Of 900 10 private yards at sll0
Sl2 Foreign has been in limited request ard prices
favor the buyer; Liverpool Orrel at sl2 and House
Cennel at ele Piciou and Sidney are inactive. and
prices are nominal the expectation OF large increas.
in the duty Foreign causes almost Suspension OF
business
COPPFR-Tbe business IN American Ineot has
been hight and prices nomiBaliy lover; baltimore
is offered at 81 d35c and Lake nj 3503jc Old Cop
per is dull and lower; sales were made s JOv.; New
Sheahng and yellow Metal dull at ~ for the
former and soc. for the latter.
CANDLES are without material change the demand
IL only molerne sales at 22G23c. FOR Adamaniiue,
40c. for Sperp, and Soc for Patent.
COCOA remains quiet: small sacs at l6c kr GUhya
oui! and &C. for ST. Domingo, both gold, IN bWd
DRUGS AND DYES-Tbe business In the Leading
articles under this beading has been 10 far cIIent
there il scarcity Of most descriptions; prcss have
advanced especially for Soda Ash und at he cse The
kgLlliCy inward. W C QuOte:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08
,runrsr MONUMENTS FOR TIE YEAR.

Gov Fletcher of Missouri has signed tho Dill ny
which the principal and interst of the State oeD',
amounting to thirty millions, are to be consolidated
in new bonds, on which the payment Of interest
will be renewed JAN I, 1868.
Tho Legislature of Georgia, on the I'd inst
passed bill to raise $780, 900 by taxaton and the
House passed bill authorizing the Governor 10
issue State bonds TO the amount of $iJo,ooo' ana
pledging the State road and its income Tor their
redemption.
The Mexican Emperor has Published decree
understood at New-Orleans to revoke the former
one making the ports on the Rio Grande free ports
Of entry.
Tie Boston Traveller Of last evening reports;
The banks are getting to be in easier financial po-
sitou and are better able than 81 he 20
meet the wants of their regular customers Inc supply
of money has increased IN the street. ana cre are as
many lenders there are borrowers, on approved cor
latefas III per cent call; hut more is pth on c'
Tie discount rates higher than for temporary ohs
The best Endorsed paper is passed at ~ yer cen',
and yery good notes sold at aud =. Inc lower
qualities are more difficult Of negotiation at irregular
rates.
The Chicago Tribune OF Monday reports
Eastern Exchange is in very light supply, and the
market is hrm at par buying, and lIo premium .ens'
5ered the market quiet but bankers are sun paying
premium Of Coo. per loo for round lots. Ile money
market during the week has been close and stringent
Our bankers nearly all complain OF hight balances hAd
that their supply Of currency IL beng constantly re-
duced The supply Of Eastern Exchange is not sum
cient to meet the demand and there Is constant dram
on the city for currency both eastward and westward
the former 10 meet Bankers drafts and the latter 10
nav for the produce that constantly accumuang here
To-day there was n brisk demand for money, which
was met rather uDwillinrly by the discount houses
who are beginning 10 approach their reserve funds
but there was no change IN rates Flrstciass paper
was passed at 10 yer cent per annun and street rate
for second and tbird-eIass paper ranged from I2dzs
per cent.
The Baltimore Commercial, Of yesterday, says:
Money continues in active demand and oans nre not
eoejlv Effected indeed the market may be said 10 be
tight CAL loans quoted at rag per cent. ard hr
Ist class short time paper per cent Is now the mini
mum rate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

TALIOW-ILe market has been fairly active. hut
with lees favorable private ordeT' ton Eurupe prices
are easier sales Of o. 100 n n, II HE for Weston
hi .9c for City and 1ic. for But,hers Association
WOOIs-lhere hat been rather more doing In Do
m. site Teeccs siBcc last, but wc s. tnd very ir
,sar market; common and grades are IA good
supply and are rather pressed for sale, While fine
Feeoes are scarce. H. deunrd and held very firmly
the wallis 81 manufacturer. arc said 70 be large; We
note gales 81 7 GOO n State sni Wetern, and 2DoOO
n INV ashed do. within range vi prices below. Texas
Wool Las arrived freely end the stock Is large
common grades are heavy AID lover. but fine parcels
are firm sales Of 40 Geo n NJ rom .Od .7tc California
nr. heavy; the stock III to be- largo; sales 81 "Ooo0
n within the range Pulled WooIs are lower, but mol
erately active. Foreign descriptions hayo been very
quiet, hut IN prices there Is DO particular varia
ton We qnoto in currency. ns follows: Feoces. AZ
40 d6ac for Native and MerHos t3dGjc. for and I
d. 7Od ne. for Full blood do and 72d75c for ssaony
FIeeces; 45dacc for No. Pulled; 5odGJc for SuIer
fine do and 81 973c for Extra do. .3G.7c !of common
Unwashed California; 4oa92c for Fine do. and ~ 45c
for Texns, sonth American, M 23a+1c. FOR Common
Washed 3sdJ7c for Ungashed Mestixa and &erino;
~ a42o for Washed Entire Rios q SOC. for Unwashed
Creole; t3a15o for Washed CordOya Chllian at 50d
SIC. for Unwashed Mesti,a and Merlno Cape Good
Hope 81 40. for Unwashrd East India; 35d55c. for
Washed. and African ut ~ 935e. for UDvashed. and
f2QiJc. for Washed
WHIsKY-1ho inquiry is only moderate bnt prices
ore firm sales Of 20 bbls. at 81 e for State and u ~
for Western.
WHALEBONE IL only in moderate demand and
prices nominal at so for south sea- and sls5 for
Arctic, stock on hand IL 10000 H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

OIL CAKE--Tbe inquiry has been moderate anu The
has declined since this day week sales Of 20
tuns Western Thin Obong at tiGdS47, In part to a.
rive. and 800 tuns City az e5ldea3 per Dbl
OIL MEAL-The inquiry Ii good for local nse and
the market 10 unsetled sales OF " bags State on pr
vate terms.
PROVISIONs-we have had a very Gctive Porl
market since this day week the inquiry being IN part
for forward delivery but with liberal arrivals mate
rial addtian stock, and great decrease In gold
there has been strong desire TO SELL and 10 do 40
much lower prices hsye been accepted. The demand
for future delivery since Monday has almost en-
IN tie future than hitherto Orr present stock though
not largo last year II larger than many expected
and with less favorable prospects for the Spring trade
:hers is much depression. This, hswcvcr, may prove
10 be Of short duration. To-day "wednesday there
was . large business done, but prices are
decidedly lower; for toward delivery. sales Of 600
bbs at tY l2i seller March made cary In the day.,
SO 5O0e27 37I; seller April. from e27 and upward
before the opening 81 Change; the sales cash and
regular and Tesales 500 bills at 500 50G e27 for
New Mess, closing Change at SIC set go ca, aud
GIG for Old Prime Extra In Prime Mess very little has
been done the supply OF Now Western is very limited.
and prices are nominal Beef has been In good de.
mand, and with limited arrivals and further
considerable reduction in our stock, prices
have ruled firm; sales u $50 bbls. at sll
asA for Old Plain Mess; eIGdsI9 for New
do. sl3Q el6 for Old Extra ard f20a tof for New do
Iierce Beef has been in good demand but ere the
close there is less inquiry. the supply Of good 10 light
Wa notice further shipments from first hands; sales VI
$50 tcs for the week closing at s35 81 for Prime
Mess; t37 40 for India Mess. and ESQ for City India
nc!p5t0 " tLs stote SAlss ~ dsJ 1t e33 for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08
Receipts Of Produce.

MARCH IL 500 bbs Flour. 343 bbis. whisky. 7.o7
bb,s Corn Meal $3.50 bush. Corn, no bDsh Oats. O.
bush Malt . pkgr. Ashes 407 pkgs. Beef l.7J pkgs
Pork e96 pkgs Cut Meats l.35 pkgs. Lard. asl bbis
Petroleum, |. 10 pkgs. Butter. 400 Dressed Hogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08


DYEwOODS have been in moderate demard and
have ruled quite finn; we qnote Logw00d at go
Campeachy; s2j0t26 for TObascO, both gold; Ell q
s23 for 81. Domingo ezra i2l for Jamaica. ard go
for Honduras. currency; Fustic e2l0s22 for sava-
Mia and Maracaibo aud s300$32 for Cuba gold;
Camwood, $50 and SapaDwood, $40, gold. and Lima
wood Sl400siJ0 currency.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Western
and State Flour has been more active ard general
Provincial dealers have purchased quite freely, to take
the advantage OF the order Of things ss all goods
entering these ports after the nth inst viii have to
pay the old duties In force prior to the adoption Of the
last Reciprocity Treaty; hence we have had good de
msnd for choice shipping brands Of State Extra. The
proved and We notice large reduction In stock
Sound Flour h in few hands, and 10 bold with much
confidence. Family brands have been In request and
are stronger. To-day "wednesday. the market
to good Shipping and Medium grades. and
prices are Joe. better. Trade and Family
brands are quito firm and IN demand, tho
sales are: 900 bbls. at 81 l50t7 W for superfne
Fancy State; q 7JtS IS for the low grades Of West
erD Extra ee OG g. for Shipping Ohoi 90 l5asl2 20
for Trade and Family do and e2 50a ere for St Louis
Extras. Canadian Flour IL only in moderate demand
but the low grades are 10 10 cents Dbl better sales
of go bbs at e. 950ts 20 for common 20 fair Extra
and q 4OGS IS for Trade and Family DO Southern
Flour is active. and the low grades better;
Trade and Family brands are firm; the sales Loo
bbls at 81 2oas ~ for common 10 fair Extra Bal.
timoTe and County, aIS so soSsi. 80 for Trade
bbls at a 256s5 90 Corn Meal is heavy; sales OF
goo bb AZ s. 10 for JERSEY and u IS for Brandy wine
FISU-Dry Cod are dun and lower closing lie IVY:
MscksIe Ell have ruled quite firm bot the business has
been only 10 moderate extenti Picked Herrngs are
dull and prices somewhat nominal; Smoked do are
quiet and little easier. We quote;
DIy GOO. cwt. .-.------.---~---..-.-'s9 % 1ts 20
NS 6ctk, Swt,. ..s....I.S.ss...un w -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

SATrUas been In more active demand, hut prices
are without change Ground Liverpool at 81 iOasl ~
and ne do at 81 s00sj a. tie latter rate for Ashohs
Wet India descriptions have been only IN limited &C.
mand and prices are WITHOUT cLhhEei r4'i' s"'S' "
Turks Island at 45c.
SEEDS-The receipts OF Clover Seed have been large
AMI the market is lower. Round lots con mand va iIo
and lob lots td!c. T. ID higher prices liWothy oeea
n moro pe and lower; sales OF go bags NJ - -
asa IS y bnsh. Rough Flax Seed Is III iar demand
aud not plenty at 81 Goa 81 Is T. bush OF 80 10 CGI
cutta nseed IL dull and heavy at 50 50 ia BosIon sh1
g. 35ds3 40 here IN
skINS-Fore.gn Deer and Goat SkiEs L'e very Gull
and prices unsettled aud lower.
SrEARIN-Ihe market is easier ard iarly acuVe'
Gales Of Coo y Il l6 is3 for Far to Prime "Ile
and 80 OOC n Grease at IL Dl2ic.. easf.
SrELTER continues dull and prices are lower (;
sales Of Silesian at lie. currency.
SALTPEIRE continues dull; small salts OF CTude
at lie, and re. for Refined, pure.
TOBACCO-PTime grades Of Kentucky Leaf are
are plenty offered freely, and prices favor tho
buyer We quote in coin follows Light Leaf Lugs,
4. acc; do. Common Leaf q Nile. Medium, Ease /,
Good @! ollie Fine l2dI3c.. and Selections, - lbc
Heavy Western and Ciarksve Lugs :. 07.c.; Com
mon Leaf sale Medium. ~ Gl4c.; Good. u. dlte
Fine 10. a Ire. and Selections, IL. ave seed Lear u
Ia moderate request at former rates We quote as O!.
lows: Connecticut and Massachusetts ti' s. Idyc :
do wrappery lots 20 Gisc DO. tne wrappeTs JoGt3c
Eew.YoTk Filters. 5d6c; DO wrappery lots. -. Ire
Penn. and Ohio Fiiers, I. ode; AID winppery
lo,s lOdl5c Manufactured IL fairly active and steady
III fgU prices.
TEiS-The markets for oil kinds Is dan end prices
rather favor the buyer.
TIS-The demand for Pig Las been only moderate,
and prices have declined closing heavy. Plates are IN
small. supply and very Arm, We notice good inquiry
"a e. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

Prime Mess Beef Hams are somewhat inquired aneI'
but nothing up TO the close Of Change has oeen con
srmated. Cut Meats are quiet safes oi " 49, da
Shoulders at lac Bacon has been In less aotlve de
mand the less favorable news from Europe and iapa
decline in gold have given buyers the advau@bo'
sales for the week OF COO boxes at $50 iotc ior
berlsnd Cut l5 for Long Ribbed ana aSsI oS U
dull; the few sales making are at about nc. lYr
Western and l3c. for City. Lard has been neei!
offered, and with less favorable from Europe ana
further decline in gold, prices have declined we nave
added considerably TO our stock, closing dull anu
heavy outside figures only TO be obtaihed for very
best, and mostly in jobbing ways sales to day OF $50
pkgs. at lee. for City aud leGIsic. for Western.
fancy brand
AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET. 81 o'cLocK.-Pork
in fair demand, but prices we're heavy; sales OF
was dull Bacon and Cut Meats heavy. Lard fat
EXPORTS OF PROVISIONS.
Pork Beef Bacon Butter. Cheese Lard. Tai.
bb.s tcs tuBs. tuna tuIs. tuna tuns
week end. Mar.s. .osa alss Il9e 2es 2;2 $50
Since Sep. l. 6537ol % 494 l5l9 ~ Egg LIZ 2df3
Same time 1861 933 % $50 1872 7O3 1920 i'f o2'i
rSSF.. Be-: Be-: Lard Issa T ,ss: es sss.
March 3 1905 sss. ssz Ia :, s sSs 90 %
Same time 1864 1888 lsos5s 6,o37 1909 1881
TODAY. but the business has been only moderate We
Guote at 27c Refined In bond is firm, at S30i4c. ;
sales Of 500 bbls, seller April, at 41ic:
RICE-We hear Of only few small joobing sales at
on lOc for Rsngoon and l2 a l3c, for Carolina
suG ARS-Tbe demand for Raw Sugars 10 day has
been quite light and prices are little heavy. though
pominally unchanged; sales Of l22 bids Cuna at ga
l2ic and boxes Havana, private terms; VIZ qI I
Nnscoyado Sugars as follows Inferior 70 common re
fning at 81 I6ic; Fair Good do. 10Y iVici daif
10 Good Grocery llGlic. Prime Grocery va l9tc
Porto Rico l0i 1919. and helado 6asc' C5eu SS,
oars at 9IaIic for Nos. call; llic. for No w ~"
l3Ic for Nos 1915 and l3l q be- for Nos "a ~.
Refined arc dull Mt l6s Ito for Hards l3'a I2o. ior
Soft Whites and l3i l5c for Soft fe,io~s ~ s.oeA
is estimated at L. 800 hhds 800 boxes lO2o bags
and 10 Melado. ., To-.
SPICES-There has been rather more inquiry lor
Nutmegs bat we hear Of important sales being con
=. ltt.h L.. ,,,box heavv We quote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

OrFroE OF rHr MINNESOTA MIgse Co,
No u riSEsT., NEw-foRK March8, 1870.
- 81 per share IL levied the Capital Stock Of this
Company rtyatle tier Office the 20 with interest
from 3lst inst
The fa.ie Books will he elosed frou, TIE 18th ??d init
both ssss ihisIsvs MANUEL ~ JONI Ts@uJs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08
VERMILYE & CO.,

BANKERS
No a wALLST., NETWORK,
Keep constantly on band for immediate delivery
ALL ISSUES OF
UNITED STATES STOCKS
INCLUDING:
0PER CENT BONDS OF 1881,
SPER CENT 500 BONDS OF 1862,
6PER CENT 500 BONDS OF 1884,
6PER CENT $40 BONDS OF 1868,
5PER CENT 1910 BONDS,
,,3.IO PER CENT TREASURY NOTES, III, u ~
I'd Issues,
6PER CENT CURRENCY CERTIFICATES
ORDERS from BANKS and BANKERS for the PUB
CHASE and SALE Of GOVERNMENT STOCKS, executs6
on favorable terms and with dspach also, for ~ Securities
dealt in At the Regular Stock Exchange.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES Of 1864, BOUGHT
and SOLD. 1rD>rrrvp a, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08
INSURANCE SCRIP

OYrIcY OF THE
p,--sprsaR Fo,1 WAYNE AND CHIC ago RAILWAY Co,
PITTsBrReH, keb. "a, 1870.
NOTTCE.-Th annual meeting OF the Snare
hod.s and Bondhoders Of this Company for the cleo
ton 4 Directors and other business may come before
It, will be- held al the Office OF NE company IN 'he Wy
1895 AZ 10 O'clock The Stock and Bond Transfer ooofs
m he Cities Of Pittsburgh aud Newfor will close on the ON
I'd day of March thereafter. BY order Of The Board
y. ". HUTCHINSON, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08
OOO OF THE FIRST MORTGAGE

QOO OF THE FIRST MORTGAGE
GOLD.BEARING BONDS
or THE
ATCHIsON or CENTRAL BRANCH Of the
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
are offered 10y subscription only .uch terms 70 mAA'
them the SAFEST and
MOST PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
IN THIS MARKET.
trply to EFFINGHAM II. NICHOLS, Treasurer,
No. o PINE-ST., NETWORK, OF
W. r wyrxoRx A. GIyERy TwITcHKLL ] OF.
HENRY DAY, Work Tn1 HLFS W. sA''' ton.
CuAuNCEY NIBBARp,) WV. NLAfIiNI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08
OFFICE. No. &c PINE ST, NEW YORK

THE COMPANY HAS
Thrsr different properties in Fee Simple fshols Crsth
amounting eighty & IRE best boring eTrioIy in
the Great Oil Bssin.
One property in Fee Simple WDsson Run Of hy seIss
eft bee, boring territory
FLOWING WELLS.
Irseest, IN eight ofths ased fcwins wells Cd fithole
CTreh aud Benn-hoH Run
Interests In eight other leases. and rwkST, THRkH INV
vTLs going down tine be't locations Oh fhoe C'eea
and BeuneLon Run.
Onehaf Of al the Of, from al the wsn, be spnk fe
Dawson Tract. three Of which sre nearly completed.
Presert product Of oil TO this Company sufficient to Iay
even at the present low pire Of OIL
FIVE PER CENT DIVIDEND PER MONTH
and leave Surplus in L. uessrry with prospects Of large
ard speedy increase.
Prospectus AID every information from tie etee Of The
Company.