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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04

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IIELr THE PooR.-In another col
umn will be found the proceedings
of meeting to take measures for
the relief of the poor in our midst.
The special effort is to be made next
Sunday, day and evening. 1t was
the intention of the different Church
es to hold union mass prayer meet
ing during next week, commencing
Sundy night. and that project will be
carried ont, except that Sunday night
a mass prayer meeting will be held
at Wheeler's hall at the close of which
a fund will be raised to relieve the
suffering OF the poor. All know that
we have the poor in our midst, and
that they are suffering. Need any
more be said? AT the same meeting
it was decided to attempt establich.
ing q course of lectures, TO which a
small admittance fee will be charged
the proceeds of which will also go
for the poor. The object is one OF
Importance. Matters of q literary
character are at a low ebb in Findlay,
in fact we are way behind other
towns in that respect. There is
scarcely town around us but has
established literary society and are
having a course of lectures by men OF
talent. Not only will such course
here be pleasant for the time being,
but it will help to cast and create a
healthy literary tast of which we
stand in need. Let an effort bc made
and success certain.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04
1II ED.

In flndlay, on Friday. December 2a, lsG6
SJnS -McMAsSEs, aged 80 years, ofPl6ursy
The ways Of Prpyidehco are fpscrutibIe
In ten d d,ys hes the hand Of the destroyer re.
moved from eartn. kind m taer and n dear
father. TIE bele we'd children while feeling
ieeply their double loss. can take to them.
selves the consolation that tafler death com es
everlasting Hfe. ..,-.flF V.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04
NEW YORK MARKE ETs.

tlJ,r, ss.SOsioi5 dos Western, and sii'loa
i2i0 for Ohio. Wheat, active at s2'Ss Tor
western. Pork, frn, at t2o,ooa2o Is Tor new
Dressed Hogs, dull NJ sast' Tor Western
Reoeip,s during the week $4,000 head
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04

The dedicatory ceremonies Of the
Church of God, last Sunday, were
very impressive. A large number of
people attended.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04
MARRIED..

December 27th, ut the residence NJ tie
brides father, by Rev. 8. 4. Ori, Mr.. NJ.
LArcE and Miss LrcINDA owns, both Of this
place.
- December 20. -is0o. by y. n Beards'ey, Mr..
DAVID SnsRER and Miss ELyIHA AuRAND.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04

10. G.. T.--Thcre will be q meet
ing of the Hancock Temple No. 4,
at the Hall, on Monday, January 7,
1867. All Degree members of adj
joining lodges are invited to attend
BY order of the ID. L.
Ii. S. SHANNON, Sec. pro. TEN.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04
Gohn ano Gountp Mlatttrs.
FINDLAY. ONO, JAN. 4, 1861

GAME-The game law went into
effect January,1st, as we are inform
ed. Sportsmen, take heed.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04

A CARBON the evening of the
3d ult. large number of friends took
possession of the Presbyterian Par.
Sonage, actuated by the desire of
spending the closing moments of the
old year in way most pleasant to
them and vs.. The number Of smiling
faces, the merry laugh, the cheerful
song all conspired to render the oc-
casion very happy one and long to
be remembered. After n season
thus spent in social converse, many
voices joined in singing the hymn
commencing
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04
Nrw Fi,a .. S. Deishline has

New FIIsn 20. S. Ballchline has
associated with himself in business
Charles +. Elmcs, the firm being
known as Ballentinc & Elmcs They
have taken the rooms formerly occu.
pied by Patterson Il Taylor, and fit
ted them up in good style. They
will lmovc-into it ruesdayof next week
1t Is thcir intention TO increase their
stock OF goods sufficiently to fill the
large room they have taken. 1t is
unnecessary to say anything "pret.
ty" about these gentlemen, for they
are well and favorably known
throughout the county.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04

Examinations to commence at half past nine
O'Clock, A. NJ.
Each applicant is required to pay the Ex
,aminers fee OF ifty cents on entering the
GLASS. ..|I
= All applicants are required to furnish writ,
ten testimonials Of good moral character
those who have been engaged as teachers "a
,ebtain these from their last employers, who
Will also certify to their faithfulness and sue
cess as teachers; which testimonials win be
kept on fle.
No certificate win be issued without an OK
animation; no private examinations win be
held no certihoate win be antedated nc
candidate VIII Dc aumitted for re.examina
.ure. Applicants are requested to furnish
specimens OF penmanship. u .LllIT -T
Those who fail to comply with the above
acquisitions will not be admitted for re-exam
ination.
BY order Of the Board.
flI l.. TUSSING,
jan.ly5 Secretary Board Of Examiners.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04

See advertisement of j. F. Burket,
assignee of Asa Stannard. The ac-
counts must be closed soon.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04

Then all listened with revcrent at.
tention while the pastor invoked the
blessings of our Heavenly. Father to
rest upon them, after which the
friends returned to their homes, leav-
ing for our benefit, eighty two dollars
\ " pbyG9se G9se Nnd lrqny ethgi useful and
vdltlahc articles. For these renew.
cd tokens of their kind regards, we
would express to all our heartfelt
and sincere thanks. May the Giver
OF all good reward them abundantly.
j MoRms Cross.
LUCINDA n. Cross.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04

Congress has not been in session
during the holidays, and connsqnent.
ly it has done nothing.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04

A WEEK OF PRAYER FOR ALI
CuRIsTIANs.-In accordance with the
recommendation of the Evangelical
Alliance, and the practice of the
Christian World, the several church.
es of Findlay will meet for Union
Prayer, during the Prayer Week, as
follows
At Wheelcr's Hall, Sabbath even.
ing, January 9th.
Melodeon Hall (AIethodist), Mon
day, January 7th, at 8 a M, and
evening.
Lutheran Church, Tuesday Sth, at
s a. m, and evening.
United Brethren Church, Wedncs.
day 9th, at s u. m, and evening.
Cages Hall { Congregationalist) },
Thursday 10th, at s u. IN. and cyen-
ing. .... -.. ... q. 81
Bethel (Church OF Cody, Friday
llth, at 8 u. m, and evening.
Presbyterian Church, Saturday
18th, at 0 n. m, and evening.
Let there be q general attendance
of all denominations at each of the
places, that the united petitions of
all Christians may go up to the AL.
mighty as incense offered by united
hearts. Let all the people come.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04

TELEGRArHIo.-T The Telegraphic
Department of Calkins, Griffin &
Co.'s Union Business Institute, Ober-
lin, Ohio, and Hillsdale, Mich, is
second to none in this country. 1t
thoroughly and FULLY prepares the
student to take charge of an Office
Satisfaction is guaranteed. The
Oberlin schoo. has an actual tele.
graph line S6 miles long, extending
from Medina to Elyria, operated ex
clusively by students.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04
To Teachers.
e BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAM

FNHE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAM.
i INERS of Hancock County, will meet n
the School House in District No. 0. Findlal
township, for the examination of Teachers
on the following days during the year 1867
..r Saturday, March I'd.
.Ea Z" March 10th.
April 6th.
rt " April goth.
/" May 4th.
I" May 18th.
June lst,
3" Aug. Sd.
q f'" September 7th.
- September 2lst.
a.N. ~ October 9th.
%. October 10th.
3i'ti - November2d.
November 10th.
s.N '" December 7th.
Z" December 2lst.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04

DJ See advertisement of Bradner
u Stewart, of Fostoria, o., in anoth
er column. They are fair dealers.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-01-04

TRoT OUT YOUR BIG HoGs.--Mos
es Elsea and James Elsea are the
"big hog" men of Hancock county,
as far as heard from, this season =
They delivered on the 9th ult., to
Barney & Snyder, dressed hogs as
follows: James Elsea eight hogs
averaging 345 pounds each = the
whole weighing 2760 pounds; Mos
es Elsea, II hogs averaging 275
pounds each--total weight 467S,--
One of the seventeen weighed $50
pounds. We consider that pretty
good, and doubt whether it can be
beaten in this or any other county,
Bring on the heavy weights.
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TIE MARKETS.
IIIL IINIi M %
IC,r,fuIly fsported for THR TRIBUNE


WFnyEspAY July I've note 10 change N Ashes.
Bacon Beef Hams Bricks Cement Cotton, Hemp Hops,
Laths, Molasses, Petroleum Rye Seeds l1ercc bec ana
CoAil-At a public sale Of Ptiston Coal to-day, only
10000 tuns changed hands ara thi ptIyes LOW Nc, HT
aud June. We quote as follows 1908 uns sithbou AT
81 S5dA 924 900 tis Crate . Iegst ot SoO tHIs Lt'
- S0aS4 60i 5000 tuus stove = VGSi 81 2oD us 'h'
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tho sales are 5000 bbls.. al 81 10
- 40 for Supcruc State s. COO S 20 fOr Inferior 10
choice Extra do, So aOa$li 2j for background Extra
Western Of low grade gu S0GslS Tor s3Hu 10 eI4"'
s sOqsl3 30 FOR Trade Do Sl3 SO fOr ~ L0uisiN
dian Flour easier, at so % eslz 90 for common Ia choice
spring Extras and So toc<! 20 Tor Trace ana
Family Extras. southern Flour, s. ioaSii f5for common
10 fair Extra Baltimore. ami Ell sgasls ior lIade ana
Family brands. Sales oi $50 bOls. Rye Flour az y 500
s. sales OF 900 hhs. Corn Meal at 50 80 Tor 'y ana
GRAiN-The Wheat market, under liberal receipts, il
ie MlnCas Fgheiaiy Duy N' d, a., M - i. a lar
Vjit C9ii,orra Gbc inside price for si6uty; e. for
White Southern and a. 7OGi2 % for Auhcr 80. uals-
Tie safes are CO 900 bush Western no s0Rsc tle INSIDE
price for old in store state at s5c; Corr lhcle s
GOOD inquiry; sales l25.U0 bus InsOuud 40 .Dd &c.;
Damp al 81 aSl % Mixed 40 81 ocs o.; aud very Land
some do. dry at 81 o.; Western White at 81 H. an" Nj"
HAY%rhe market is rmcr; sales at slaSl 10 FOR Ship
ping; 81 50Gsl 20 for retail iOts.
OIi~Amercan Llnseed IS dun al 81 2oasl 80 in cazks
and bbls. English Lnseed is heavy az 81 80 currency
Crude sperm. 81 Crude Whale, 67@7Q.; Manufactured
OH firm at ~ for Blcachcd spring Whale ana 81 ad5c
for Winter Whale Lard on SOC asl 10 Tor NO. -
No ], and lair TO prime no
PROVISIONS Pork market closes dull at our in
side figures the sales, cash and regular are 800 bbs at
81 S23 Mess; so for Rnnps; for ie delivery
$40 bbls Mess seller August AT S25. Beef Is dull, nut
firm sales of TO bbls. at SsoS25 for Plain Mess and s2s
S27 Extra do. Cut Meats IN demands safes OF
equal 10 2O3 pkgs az 1Oa1Oac for Dry Sailed Shoulders
and i5c for common Picked Hams Lurd-sales OF CSC
pkgs at a12sc for No. 12tHl2.c for city, and 10
i3ie for fair to prime steam and Kettle Rendered.
RlCE-26O bags R9neOon AT Y3c. cn9Ife ,y, o., D.,
sUGARS-Decded improvement In demand Tor Raw
su gars from both rencrs and the trade but actual
advance sales of 3lOO hhd at libGi24c. for Cuba, and
zoo boxes Havana at l1.0l3c. quote fair 10 strictly
good refining at ni0l2c Refined are hrin at I'c' Tor
Hards. - go
TALLOW-M Market active; sales Of $1,000 lbs at III
IIfc. for good Eastern 10 prime Caty.
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PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
FIRST BOARD.
WEDNESDAY, July Up. NJ.

Gold is not firm and closes 1885, after selling at l403
The clearings of the Gold Exchange Bank were 49,,
$1,000 and the balance 81 642 100. The specie ship
ment today S672 100 per AeppO. and $4,000 per
Etna, The Java, from Boston, took $4,000 Gov
srnment stocks are not 50 firm and large amounts
aould not be sold at quotations The Seven-thrties
IRE quoted 1O71 a 1914 and slow of sale. Missouri
sxes are higher and sold at 1OSs. Tennessee Skies
ere cheaper. The general Share market opened
steady and was rmer after the regular call Hudson
River Jumped up to 1874. and firm Harl EN- sold
privately at ITO. Erie continues active, and, with
North Western Preferred divides the attention Of
the street. At the Second Board the market was
lower with the exception of Hudson. which sold at
Il42 There was but little stock Offering but prices
were from tai lower the entire list After the call
the market lower, Erie selling at IL! Michigan
outhern 79.; North Western, 49, Rock Island 9sl
forth Western Preferred, 7O1. The market closed
dull and steady at quotations. The following are
the closing prices: New-York Central, 1867 G1O6i;
Erie, 1laT!; Reading, 104i9lO44; Michigan South
ern, 79sasO; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 92s Rock
Island 9S.a9ss; North Western, 45i245s; North
Western Preferred. 7Ol07O..
The speculativeFpirit continues 10 extend in Wall
ST, and more accounts are being opened 10y bro
kers than for long period. The promptness Of sper
atOFs to put up margins is quite noticeable and ap
Yca&dnCtS lnulcate advance upon the pItb-
ent imitation. The public has been attracted TO the
share market by the crops" which Spectators
think are sufficiently abundant not only to reduce
-four TO 8 barrel, bat at the same time give the
railways earnings enough to pay large dividends
Stocks are, however abundant, and can be borrowed
~ readily as money, and will probably be more
abundant than money as Autumn advances fact
which eager buyers who are in pursuit of profits not
stocks. will DO well 10 hold in view.
Money continues abundant at "a 6 pes cent and all
borrowers Of fair credit readily supplied at bank
ON call, upon anything signed by President and Sc
cretary, and supposed to represent a corporation
While thus ready to loan at call there is careful
scrutiny Of commercial bills, which sell at 6d7 per
cent for best sG9for second grade, and much higher
Tor doubtful names. The necessity of keeping every
dollar active by the National banks to enable them to
pay the taxes and at the same time make dividends
80 imperative that risks are taken upon coaterals
which in ordinary times have little value beyond
their weight as old paper
Sterling Exchange is dull and steady; London
tprrhe bankersl, GO days, l1Oi01lOi London prime
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bankers1, sight, 11Os911O,; Paris bankers, long
512a511i; Paris (bankers), short, 51l9GoUo'' anu
werp 51GlQ515; Swiss, 516!G515 iail lD'i5
tbankers), 36lG363; Amsterdam tbankorsl 4lt@4ds
Frankfort (bankersl, All; Bremen lbankeSl 'V@ '''
Berlin Cbankers), 72.G72!.
Freights-To Liverpool 20 hhds. Tallow at 27s' Cd
20 hhds Tobacco at S2s Cd 100 bales Cotton at 0iod
and per steamer, 80 bales Cotton at 3-l0d,' ana Nv
tcs Lard at 205 To London, per steamer @''oo
Cheese Mt 85s To Bremen, eco bblo Rosln at Is 3D.
and so hhds Tobacco private terms
The transactions at the Sub-Ireasnry tou,y ~
Receints for Customs. 1874 .OO0 Receipts for Gold
Notes s12s 600. Total Receipts, $l16l'55 %; Total
Payments, $l.Oos,O72 80 Balance, $lSO9.8t7o 49,
The Michigan Southern Road earned the seconu
week in July: .,o,,.
tc5 900 1866 .......ss5,i74 Dec .S''o1'
The following table shows the value oI l'hpoi'S
amounts of duties received, and number OF foreign
entries ot the Boston Custorn-IIouse from 1850 10
1876 inclusive: r,,---., -, -
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roItpT cAIENDAR-TuIs DAY
THE NEW BOARD OF PUBLIC CHARiTiEs'

The Commissioners of Public Charities ap-
pointed BY the Governor under the act OF .e
on the nth day OF Juiy 1851. at O'Clock M An he
members OF the Board were Ps sdcia, n:,,s
q Eas,msn. ria Judicial District-John " L. Pruyn
with Judicial Distrct-Edwa.u " tSseri sIn yuoiciai
smneI Miller: With Judicial District-Martin b. An-
derson; With Judicial nstrc,.Charies M CrandaIi.
80 a. authorized by the act Of the Legislature, and the
Hon John " 4. Pruyn the Commissioners from the Ilid
istrct was thcreupOn unanimously chosen President
and Theodore W Dwight Of the Win District
mousy chosen yrePresdent OF the Board Henry G.
axe esq., Chautaqua County elected Clerk OF tho
Board and his salary fixed at the rate Of q so Ger
annun. On motion of Prof Dwight,
Resolved That tbs CLERK be directed make let 81 al The
which have received State all for The last Eve tys,
counties they respectively situated tie PEA
spd the objects Of each Institution
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Beef-Per 100 n on total weight OF aide tanow. ans
meat extra Sl3 70 1rst quality, Sl3dSl3 so; second
quality 92a$l3; third quality snaSl2; low choice
Western 81 25asl4 90 como vi the poorest buls @c
$30Sl0 .
Working Ore,i-sDOO 0S3OG handy Steers, .l55as2c, or
much according TO their value for beef.
COwS and IOtn0 CdIres-Fair quality, $GOdSse extra
S85 0SlOO; farrOw and dry $40dS55.
Snapper q, live weight, &C.; sheep and lambs per
head, in lots, sos.
raj Hoss-Per D. 7t37ic., live weight
Hides-Brgiton, lOalOtc. h; country lots, ssole
COlf SttnS-2OdZlc-
TGlon-BrightOn sQstc. y n; country lots Gi97lc
L1Dbs-50c; shOrn, 25c. wool 81 250S2 50.
REMARKs.-Therc were 400 head OF cattle over the
Northern road, nearly twice many Last week or
the week before. There were also more OF the Nc5cfH
from Brighton than usual consequently the supply at
Cambridge was large. The general quality Oh tlr STOCK
was not as GOOD last week. Trade IaJI1Ous; both
bIyer and seller cOmplained-enet that II harder sell
ing the other that IL harder buying, thaitast week
One thing should he noticed. As grassicd cattle reach
the market the range OF prices becomes greater lew
weeks ago there hut one or two cents
A. ID difference the price Of the best and OF the
simmest Now there ia full twice as great difference
Two pairs Of Northern oxen wore sold Tor lac y ID;
while and cattle WeTG SOLD at lO@ nc 10 N
c. Batchelder sold oxen at 70, d13e 80 SKI and g. mostly
8-year old steers at Gilmore X Miller eOid ~ Y.
COWS young cattle al $40 to SD each or 10 loc on
their estimate. Duncan sold IL az lc - sh aud one
hull at SIS u. Some extra Western were sold az
I4c 90 to SIX great many at l3tc 80 Ia 80 SKI others
at &c., 2c, &c. and few very hne at 4sc and i4tcp
being selections.
Butchers say that 81 20 per head lost last week
lot of Western lambs. Sin trade not quite as dubi
last week, should IL be. DroveIs could sell
their lots without getting upon their knees 10 The butch
Probably prices VIII average more tivOrably 10
dfOveTS than last week but without much change IN g
a. NJ. Wright sold a small LOT AT 50; j. b. Whal0n
al 50 80 j. p Fowler at 50 15 ME: Wilson, Canada lambs
few at IS head Number ofwestern cattle l5i sheep,
3,6Sl Closing at Brighton quite dull.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY, July 17--lncluding some 800
cattle sold a Hudson CITY yesterday, with few mt Com
munpaw the receipts or numbers sale to-day are 22t0
az OOnmunpaw ana 593 at Hudson City, making 1853
since Monday These, with the anticipated arrivals at
1sehnndrethst Tomorrow, and some fresh cattle at
bergen on Friday Indicate such receipts that butchers
refuse to pay the prices obtained last Monday aud trade
has been rather SLOW, with decline OF 3c from the aver
age OF Mondays transactions. The quality Of the cattle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-18
,fINIATrRR ALMANAC
SHIPPING INTELLIGE NCE.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
sssips Ajeppo (Brl Hsrson IiyerpoO Hansa lbrr 's'
Ct.reuorp relnen: Ottawa Archer, Antwerp EnA tbr pbs
ship Senator Ken (Brem.). DaauDemanD, Bremen
R.ks q Paint (Br Rmbree. Cow Bay T. b. Angelo ifouho
lItaLD Cotts ami Venice sPeedNe fan manga %""
tBr) Johnson 81 Jago de Clbo . -. :, q o.. cn.A,.,
Bhgs Pruco II Wales (Brl. McNabh llatax N 1eY % NJ
C,e2is; Cow Bay C. b. B. Brosn Rose Turks Island Lloa u
cole ( Sampson Jsgo Ge Cuba j. Benkhorn BeaAD" 20"
Bay p.sb.dy Tan
peo
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
geamsLp Nevaa Smith, 10th nst with pAss "''"
iiip oysma Gay,en) HigOane 10 days vi's cgrooa
Shin Isaac jranes BoyHg. San Francisco Jan ~ VIA
Tg,rt ElIen over Leland Ssgua II days, With sugar
Rrk & : Rogers BATH Ballard Cabarien ~ DAYS WIZ f'F
B,rk Elha Drisko. Carlenas Is DAYS WITH sugar
Pie t@'s~orth II,r) Mmnescn Windsor. y, plaster
Bs Macs If Machas Upton huevitas " eats WIZ sgN'
BS Helene (iamb) Finker Rio GranGe ~ DAYS WIN Do'a
Rr Rosstts Fave st de Cuba 20 days Hlth susn
Rs Lena tof Ifasx " 81 For Cow Bay, g b. lVneyt
RAJ Kin of Tyre Orb STANLEY Bridgeport B. DAYS soAh
Bg VctnriA (rD Anderson, Dorchester, y D. 70 Oss '''
scbT jesse Jones, Lange, BAracoa9 days, WIZ ff'4t
SAILED.
Steamships Etns Aeppo Gen. MeCalum
MEMORANDA.
The new steamship Nevada capt j. W. smith, from 1eosn ~
i IN sands HOOK al the evening oiue lo'h bAs
la ~own AZ 35 o. the 10TH making the shortest pasF. on
~ of m % hours miautes Had tine veAher tet 'nH
passage. -.
DOMESTIC PORTS 80.
Rsroy IL l. The steamship sned this hrenooo hAs y"
passengers Liverpool and 5slS25l5 IN specie
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Interest Payable Quarterly.
Free of United States Internal Revenue Tax
PRINCIPAL Duh July D. 30 And INTEREST DuESd CON
srRuCrloS ASSUMED By TIE FARMERS LOAN
AND Trust COMPANY. AND rAlABLk
At THEIR OFFICE

We Offer fr sale 'is and the fuhis - ", ir ~
hpyiug that lcy To,ss coy natr' a I .i, AZ i. ,r..,
The laterst 10 fully sssuf"i as aoh- t g., n Pan,
Fl8ST --BGnng construction u J'afi u h a''''- ~ '
Loan aHd Trust COMPANY. t. a. 81. ror,..
cPCoE .resrer proceeds Il lard fa@ from me '"Hpa
afpurflE r. tl 'fN . ' ~ ~
,.tiu-t.f boz being fa'i f we ifNrt
.t t.e .r l'tllu'lff 2 3d. f i.' ia
H. e,..trs aud itua o. "fst iA.'h q" 30" '
az tsr 81 land alrout 10 iHn tlr ii,rt oA We
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vulil- Esiaar Lsri. iurfrsut sd at rot'f r"f oan'
49, f..t tiIrn ra. hereafter D. artIrr D.. i' '"'N- iH
,ontrrtd 10 tar Fa1rf, l-u aui Trust t'nn 70 Pc W w
nd al. Yrse. ~ thr Uo.dHuHrr.. f'u proper provisions q"
t.c ara tur Hrturf iafur "i "r 'Ii"' 4
d-s Mic r,, ,arlif aai,d aJ amount 3" "'' o' b'
tlc .ruf4l lf.Irtl 80. r.. -,
nan. cor. winch tLt corporation assumes ana ara
pas b m1turty. - ,u.t..t..t O.. ,,y,o.,
Tie Railway cIie1ff RON ~ ram. 'i tp' 'ii
ros and the SLATE % distance II 80 hi a. "is"hA
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