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1 TTACHMENT..

II Doud & Maekcy against Thomas NeDer-
mott. Before Isaae Montgomery. Justic e OF the
Peace Of BrOokield Township, TrumbulI Coun-
", Ohio. On the 26th day Of September. A. d.
1901. said Justice issued an order Of attachment
in the above action for the sum Of seyenty-seyen
dollars and twenty-nine cents.
DOUD MACKEY.
Brookfeld October 3 1851. 3w
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The SteubenYiile Herald says tina t
teams cross the Ohio river at that poi Mt,
the water being only eight inches deep
in the channel.
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DEATHS.


In Warren, Oct 10th David B.. son Of Simon
<. and Mary EstsbrOok. agedA years,
In Bloomfield. Oct. Is. at the residence of his
son. -. r. Blood. of Typhoid Pneumonia.
JOHN BLOOD, in the eighty-second year Of
his age.
Sept. q. 1867. ESTHER A. FORWARD, daugh-
ter of Robert r. and Anna A. Forward, aged
9years. l month and 5days.
Little Esther slumbers swestly.
In her low and narrow bed.
Pelting storms and bowling tempests
Meier will reach her little head
There is something very pleasant,
Round the spot where Esther lies,
And her angel spirit whispers.
Esthsr's home is + e skies.
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AUTUMN is again upon US. and Winter
will soon again clasp Us ia his frigid embrace
Beware OF Coughs and Colds; they Oftel termi-
nate in Consumption. Co.'s COUGH BALsAM is
a pleasant but certain remedy. 1t is excellent
for Group among the children.
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October Q. 1861.


w C0RROLLIA ferces Whiskers on the
Smoothest Face. or Hair on Bald Heads will
Curl be straightest Hair; viii Remove Tan.
Freckles. PImples. POck-marks. and all Erup-
tons from the SKIN. leavingit soft and white as
an infants. Never known to fail. Price by
mail 10 cents, Address REEVES Z CO;
Oct. Is. 1867. On.
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All Trains run directly through to New York
AAS WITHOUT CHANGE or COAcHEs.
From and after August 18th. 1867, Trains viii
leaTe IN connection with all Western lines, as
From Dunkirk and Salamanca
By New York time from Union DepOts:
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&-Nearly all the BitterS that are advertised
to be used as a stomach Bitter, are really inju-
rious. and should be avoided. But the COnsti-
tuti0n are as represented. a rood Bitter. and
perfectly safe TO use. Try them and be con-
WINGED. sold by ii Druggists.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-23

STThe official majority of Shars-
wood (Dem.l for Supreme Judge in
Pc nnsylVania, is 922.
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1t says the purchasing power of the
paper dollar is 20 per cent. greater
than a year ago. The contraction poll.
cy of Mccullough is what frightens
people.
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MARRIAGES.


In Niles. Oct. II. 1867. by the Rev. 7. B. TAFT,
at the residence o. Mrs. James Ward. Mr..
JAMES L. EDWARDS and Miss Ida w.
WRIGHT, all of Miles. Trumbu1 Co, o.
Sept. Is at National House. Warren by Rev.
Geo. Pierce. Mr.. DAVID Z. JOHNSTON.
aud Miss HULDAH CAMPBELL. Of Lords
town.
Sept. II. at the residence ofMr. Chas. ". Tyler.
Of Warren. BY Rev. Geo. Pierce, Mr.. JOHN
n. ROBERTS aud Miss EMILY n. SUIT
LIFE. both Of Warren,
On Sunday Oct. %. st D. Camps. 10 Warren
by the Rev. Joseph Marvin, Jr.. Mr.. 9TH
NEIL BROOKS. to Mrs. NJ. A. RUSSELL. Of
BaeOnsburgh.
Oct. 20 at the residence Of the brides father in
Champion. by Rev. VIM. Kincaid. Mr.. HAIR
RIS0N YESEY. and Miss ELLEN Y0NKER.
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OFFICE OF THR tribune.
NEW YORK. September 8 1867.

INV IVhA, DopVeWUeF Q, Io0I. J
Mr. DEAN-Sr: 1 have yours OF the
29th, ultimo. Should 1 ever consent to
argue the prCPriety and policy of whole
sale swindling, l shall take your proposal
consideration l do not know where
the cause Of national villaIny could find a
filter advocate than yourself.
HORACE GREEDY,
Henry Clay Dean, Mt Pleasant,
Iowa.
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The best Ventilated and most Luxurioaz
Sleeping Coaches SS-IN THE RORLD|Ea
accompany all night trains on this railway.
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Two white men and one negro have been
nominated as candidates for the Conven-
ton by the Republicans of Wilmington,
N. c.
Advices received from New Orleans
state that the vote on Convention will be
10000 majority in favor of it. Only 49,
900 was expected.
The vote of this State at the last election
was larger, by eight thousand, than that
of any previous election.
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NEW BOOKS /.
JUST RECEIVED, AT THE
Warren News Depot !

MY DENBROOK-Thls popu-
IA lar book. by a home authoress, is meet
ing with a ready sale. We have just received a
new supply. Price Sl.50.
KA~fHRINA-By DR.. Holland. This new
poem. BY the author. of 'Bittersweet." is Just
out. and is in great demand. AL the admirers
OF Timothy Titeomb' must have q copy. Price
$3.50.
is the Diamond Edition, complete in one vol
ume. Price Sl,50.
RECORD Of the TTH OHIO REGIMENT.
BY Major George L. Wood. We have a few
copies Of this popular War Record on hand, and
as It will soon be out of print. those wishing
one. should call soon. Price Sl.50.
All new books received as soon as published.
w n. I ". f. PORTER.
Warren, Oct. IS. 1867.
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$50 A. NJ. Express Mail, from Dun
kTk, SUNDAY exeeptedl. Stops Al Salsmane.
rLOO a NJ, and connect at aornelIsyiIle and
corning With the 500 A. NJ, Express Mail rnm
ouHaios and arrives in New York at T.OOA.M
2.35 P. M lightning Express,
rom Sunday sxeeptsd). Stops at
the 2M P. NJ. train from Bufaio' and $3.50
New York at 100 A. n.
4I5 P. NJ. New York Night ExD
from Dunkirk. SUNDAY exceptedG Sons a
Salamanca 6.55 P. M 0lean 1852. M. SupE
Turner's $50 A. NJ. Bkfl, and arrives IN New
4Ork az lZS0P. NJ connecting with Afternoon
and Cities.
$50 P. N. Cincinnati Fxuress.
From Dunkirk, Sundays excepted. Stops at
nellsville with the Hop. N. train from Bas,-
To- arriving IN New York 3-5 ?. N.
From Buffalo-By New York Time.
from Depot cor Exchange and Michigan SpS
5.45 A NJ, New York Dav FxD
Sunday exeepted). Stops at HornelIsv;ue aEs
a. N. lbktt): SusQuehanna 2.17 P. NJ. Dinel
1urhers do2 +. NJ Sup9 and arrives in New
1otk tU;oO Z. NJ Connecting at Great Bend
road, and at Jersey City with Nidniebt p
press Train Of New Jersey Railroad fo1 PbiIs-
delPhia. Baltimore and Washington.
500 A. NJ. Express Mail. via Ava,
and HoInellsville Sundays excepted. Arr;vss
IN New York at 100 A. n. Connects al MINIS
with Northern Central Railway for Harriss1-1
philadelphia. Baltimore. Washington and poipts
South.
2.2o P. NJ. lightning Express
SUNDAYS excepted stops at HornslisviIIe5 q
!. NJ. CSupD. and arrives in New York TO A
u. Connects at Jersey City with Morninr ~
press Train Of New Jersey Railroad for BaIfi-
more and Washington. and at New York With
Morning Express Train for Boston and New
6.1o P. NJ. New York Night Exp.
Daily. Stops at Portage SIS P. M. (SupJ intsr-
at HornellsVille with the AIS P, NJ.
Train from Dun-kirk, and arrives in New York
at 1890 ?. M.
1l,20 P M. Cincinnati ExprasE
SSundays exeepted.O Stops at Susquehauna Zal
A. NJ, (Bktt): Iurner's1.10 P. NJ, Dinel, and
arrives in New York at 3.25 2. NJ Con1eets ~
Elmira with Northern Central Railway for Ha-
r1s5urg Philadelphia. Baltimore Washin<ton
and points, south; at Great Bend with DelaVare.
and Western Railroad for Seran-
ton, Trenton and Philadelphia, and At New
YORK with Afternoon Trains and Steamers for
Boston and New England Cities.
Only One Train East o. Sunday, lenvine Bpe
Ialo AZ r. NJ and reaching New York !
1870 P. II.
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5-To pleasure travellers the line of the Erie
SALIVA presents many obiectsOf interest," pas
SING through the beautiful valleys of The Che
mung. Susquenanna. Delaware and kamapo
rivers. an ever-ehanging panorama Of nature's.
beauties commands attention.
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GUN BARRELbs, GUN LOCKS,

Double Trigger. Tail Pins. Plugs and Nipples.
pat Breaches, Bullet Moulds. bsst Steel Cones,
Ribs and Rods. Bench Vices. Cutting pIyers.
Knife Blades. and everything else a Gun or
Lock Smth needs. Steel Traps, all sizes needed
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New Advertisements.
IST OF LETTERS


IIUnclaImed. remaining in the Warren Post
Office, Tuesday, Oct. 2d, 1867.
Allen Miss Olive, Barton Mrs E TCl. Brown
] B., Burns Marcus. BOlden Nelson. Cartwright
Mark, Chapman Mrs Catharine. foreiKn). Dun
lap Miss Mary, Fuller Z B., Fishel Miss Emily
s.. Fee Mrs LOvina. Fisher John T.. Goldner
Mrs Masena, Hamilton g D.. Hinkley Mrs
Holland H. Kennedy VIM L., King Mrs Sophia
j., Leach Mr. Ben. Lane Mrs Mary. Long Miss
Sarah. Mcfarland James. Mathews Miss MOllie
J., Cd Miller B.. MeCOllum Miss Chariot B..
Merrick Doet G W, Mcclure Joseph R., Me-
Cleary Mrs r A. Newhal Frank. Nesbitt S IL.
Os valid Joshua, Preston ) B.. Reynolds Mr.
John. (foreign). Short James, Shackno Chas..
Smith Lidia, Super ProfC W.. Warner F @.
Held for Postage-Charles Snyder. West
Greenville. Pa. Galesha y. II, Rochester n. Y.
Andrew Foulk. Darlington. Lafayett Co.. Wis.
David Davis. Providence. Luzearn Co., Pa
DR.. Almopk Brooks, Memphis. Tenn, stamp
WOrthleSs,
If not called for in 30 days will be sent to dead
letter office.
Office hours. 80 a. m. to $50 pm,
II. II. TOWNSEND. P. VI.
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.BosToS y NEW EsGLASD PASSENGERS. with
New YORK.
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A Tart Reply.

Henry Clay Dean invited Horace Greedy
to discuss the Democratic plan of repudla-
ting the National debt, aud received this
FanlV.
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New Advertisements.

Fine Stub Twist. double bsrrslled Shot Guns,
Fine Twist Rifles and Shot Guns. double barrell-
ed Rifles. Parlor Rifles. Henry and Spencer
Repeating Rifles. Beal's and Wessonis Breech
Leaders. Revolving Rifles. Fine Single Muzzle
Loading Rifles and Shot Guns. Smiths and
Wesson's No. l. IL and 2 Sharps. Remington's
single and double action kevolvers, ElliOtt's
/ and 5 shot Pistols. and 4 host of other kinds
of ReyOlyers and single Pistols.
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MADE TO d

and warranted egual, as to prics and quality.
to any in the United States. and to those who
buy to retail. 1 viii sell as low as can Be bought
either in Cleveland or Pittsburgh. Come and
see the gootsat TYLERSGUN SHOP.
Oct, >, lSj1-tf Liberty St, Warren. 0.
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THIs RAmWaY Fvrrrng pnn,.

Dunkirk to New York 46O Miles,
Buffalo to New York. 423 Miles.
Salamanca to New York AIS Miles
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Money and business.

The Cincinnati Gazette argues there
IS no danger of a stringent money mar
ket with such a supply of paper money
rs is now in the country. viz:
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At a large and enthusiastic Republi-
can ratification meeting held in New
York city, last Wednesday evening, the
following letters were read:
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AMI Il FRON i s4
e. p to- MILES the SHORTEST ROUTE
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1904 ID. Express Mail, from Dun
5kTS. Sunday exeeptedl. Stops at Salamanca
Corning with the 500 A. M. Express Mail frnm
6unaio' and arrives in New York At LOAN
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, NEW LOT OF NEW MUSIC

"a just reed. at Adams Music Store, and We
will send any sneet music publishei IN the
limited States, 10 any person. free Of postage,
on receipt of the printed price.
Address Geo. Adams. Music Dealer. Warren.
Ohio
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$50 P. III. Cincinnati EXPRESS,
From Dunkirk,- Sundays exeeptedl. Stops at
ll-55 PM-, and connects At Hor-
n~elisville with the Hop. N. train from Buzz
10, arriving in New York 35 ?. N.
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THE or $.


Destruction of Cotton la Louisiana.
The Alcxa.Aria la DsSosrR OF the 7th inst has the
following concerning the Crops ia tho worms R'p'dcs
PARISH
From ali parts OF the parish we hear that ths cater
pillars vigorously at work. aud that the cotton fFcp,
bsyond all doubt will be entirely destroyed On ts.sn,,'
thousand Of land planted In cotton this totc
will! not be raised two thousand bales Of cotton. The
frat year after tho Surrender planters excrted all
heir energies obtain advances and hire hands as
ccarry their plantations under tho new rhyme IN
ths sams manner they were cultivated before the
ABOLITION of slavery The end OF the years labor found
them without crops and with heavy deets to their ner
chants hanging their shouldsrs The caterpillar and
the overflow together having suficed % exDgusi all
their hopes OF return from their ouusy Of cIpisi
ana industry. second year has Witnessed the
same results, the overflow and the caterpillar hav-
ing repeated q visit which VIC have every reason to
exnect will hereafter have It's annual recurrence. While
the cotton crop has boon thoroughly eaten up, on the
other hand the corn never promised moro abundant
WELD aud few fields in the parish are "a crf-
snng'as we ever them az this season u the year
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euRr o: NEW wax, Agsgir IS. So.


Cleared.
s,r,-,sh,r rcuto-ta sIiami B,rf1a Him5urz-annssrH
ss,mssip rAh.gss rasss,ns 81 JaS' and Sa''l'''-
s,sg h%p,,s rrss T ylsn.sssa sS 'l' Co.
BARK Brett nrIisi ,son Cape Towa. cSa-c ar
wGs IN, cpr,. Arslry. Yassau--so, En.as
Tg s croos tocsaa Campbell. cursso.-Dova'e
RHs ssi s.T syrst w pss?s s..
v ssaT s ssTass r wsni 'pu'''. a'
assf srTy .s ss% SsSss
sesr s wnf f3s.o si.Ti ssrsn,asp
s,ooo AR .s, u uray Allen Jscssvls-u 0jobssu.
Arrived.
r., .s q ss. ss-. ST., an .Es'nssSs
sr az sissrage pass.nses % ionn pals "A s.-,,x IN
,h stSaa pouninisn stsslasaip 90.
s.ssmssp pr'pc am.. sa''"''d '0'''A"a wa
ssS Villain yss Eo-s c,,ds sa,ss With .s sy,
yo sGosa = fo sin from Sai.oee iss Eaisps.
Bars Lampilsa!er RAars Havana odas'' win moA''e"
sss': .s,:s ssss sAsssa'' a.
Vi" nsrs Sss no Le.sqas FOra. France o aays IN bal
s% Gov s., z ~. sa .. Ga ~ Z
srs Hinrshsha tsr Doeas c,dia 0asys With vine
a. ar 70 zach. cSsIssxs srcss New YORK Ss,sss
Brs liz DO DsspN nAyagaes PR y days with sugar
bss w. f.o s se Butler xasas. :, sy: !, ~, !,
s.s ss z ns5 jones' ' wSSser from
Taimoh 81 days out with cargo OF oedAi nn'
| ost los eroyzi mat aud head Of fcromaH spr9nG .
Dsg as,orn star, Banker. BarbatoA IL dASr win ma
nrs seoslssd crowoli OF sna from SarbAaoA V DAT
Brs 1esvs croosr M.s Rsss ia dAys v rs \. ~
Gains during hs passs9e anohored 70 vac i9~s lsn,,
chain Jrna The nigh had strong wind and heavy ram
iaa ,sie Ss a f' cssss Soss sa dau.s
a Ma faS sSSs% n ga days. with COAL
ETY. Hrs Yi,ss Rsie lsr Morrison Cow Bay days. vii
Brig Black Fish lof Nswbuf BrsF{ sa,snh an ,.sss
psrdst, ~ Evercts sailed In COMPANY with ssar
sar fas Waters Poison rmgo ys Is wn -, skin
kc 10 Miller AHourhop Had gh winas nv.s o' Vie
ssse south OF Msileras. passed through some wreck
osr sa.an tr sIosums windsor. u daya with pls
ss visnd'w q@p1b5 ssssf george Me- days wi
spss A. 20 sl T'nsra CBr cousr Hsas Ms a,
, va sssiP ysps', SsgI Vlsrls'lss 4 Sss
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Accounts from Southern r,Iinos represent the pea
az =. 10 enormous In that section. lis no sncomnon
sst ~ sbio from sixteen twenty thoussoe ooA,,
uav aver The Illinois Central besides hes Ono nes
~ =, fcuis Ipdauapos Cincinnati and Caaro -
70 ~ .,d the csesbpv OF southevn Illrnotsto yeAd
sra 4 b.. lust bssun 70 made known In FACT sus
shs 81 The fruis lsnds OF State are snesr oa
~, srs IN ~ Infnucy Tsn years hsnsa ana W ous.
yss. nj, be- nors than toa timss = large = J5,. !.
~. ,h,s "a vii readily % that southern aknon
,,r she important frait-growiug rsgoa OF 80 o.sas
80 yhsn fuiiy developed will successfully eoreess WIN
-. -,h.r mari of the Union In that iines
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Good Prospects for Cotton in south Carolina

With tho exception OF accounts Of rcnors which have
not yet been coroboraied to the caterpillar having
appeared in this vicinity prospects are generally good
for Gne crop From our correspondents md exchanges
wo have favorable advices OF tho coming crop. aud
though accounts differ many respects yet thS general
average will be HIGH and far ahead OF last yer ysld
We have received letters stating that not onefo1yh
OF a crop would be gathered, &C., but we happen 70
know or TO believe that the majority always prevails.
and the majority certainly hears very favoraos tssti
mony 40 far We have heard II said that althonEh
full crop might DO grown the prime dincul'y wcuu os
Experienced in getting tho negroes 10 pick H. some ctny
their last years experience urfayors5e evidence put
ws cannot believe this will 10 the case now Tho ne
ross that last year shirei their work nov show some
energy and tbrfrezs and present .avoraos coal Ass
III what has been said Of them.
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SAFETY AZ TIE sap laIos.

from he Evening Telegram o. ycsssEiayl
Bosros Mass, Aasas. TO- 1887
The announcement, by telegraph a. Smiths lnde?ead-
cnt News Room, this morning. of The sa!o arrival at
san Francisco OF the ship Orion has caused great rcjoc-
iuy among the underwriters and friends OF those on
mari Sh, had been . hundred AMI ninety DAYS from
Boston, aud given up lost long sincc sho vas heavily
ma,,ied IN tbs city aud New York
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IlnfG.nasf TMo 6,f,inck b. Ind.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRo4Y. August I'D r. N.
BrsswAx heavy with smali sales southeru al &oc.
4lc
CAxpIEs-No important sales OF any description we're
ported Aiamanne quoted at 2c 23c.; sperm, &c
45c., and patent, SIC. a Soc.
CorroS-undcr active demand cheay speculative, and
the moderate offerings the market ruled very rn closing
at zoe Tor m'ddling upland The sales reached $500
bales We quote
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schf s,cs Ada Mears Virginia
s schr :. " bupnel BunaeIl. aeorge.oyn. DO.
= hr iheuix, Johnson, Portland.
eur Brooks, Burgess. Boston.
som Jei Frye. -. New Haven
eJr FOR ADDITIONAL saiPPfNq IHrRLLa0KNoo
SEE ANOTHER PAGE.
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For many years proeabiy, there hn not zen suSI
fruitful season in Vermont as the preen, 80 w, 90,
,hs farmer has IN view Fruits and berriss we're nevr
surpas.ed 10 quantity quality, whs grass as, ara
tai hav crop now nearly occurred in she soest ordeI
proves q be Stcr than was a. rs ssssosoo tar, ons
nsrsr Srestsr than that Of las. year and ne quaS
much better.
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Total..............2,70l &9o6,ll0 $50 $780, 1914
Mining shares were moderately active. At the first
board American Flag sold at 9Oc Consolidated Gregory.
so 80 Sc 10; EdgehiiI, 80 SO; Smith ParmoIse.
SIS rs IS 40; Quartz HILL 81 IS 81 co. Midas ~ %;
Harmon, 81 IS q 81 IS; New York aud FL Dorado.
81 60.
At a meeting Of tho second preferred aud income
bondholders and the preferred stockholders in the St.
Louis. Alton and Terrs Haute Railroad Company, held
Wednesday pursuant TO notice. a vote adopted
by each class voting in separate meetings. TO authorize
the company increase ts preferred stock to
able the company to pay 40 per cent in said stock for
the two years interest said preferred stock
the LIST OF January 1857 thus removing this liability
from the company and the common stock.
The Bank Of England return for the week ending July
81 Is follows compared with the statement OF the
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COyFEs--rhe market for Rio was qtiet but 6rn TIE
confined 10 Loo bags, Pollna, private
terms, aud small o. es shswmnt a. iVe sod in boni
market To- American inro q which al descriptions ruled
NJ c ,5ic-ths latter -S for lots deliverable sep.em
bcr i-25c for Detroit and a5,Sc for Portage Lake
DRUGS AND DYES moderately sctise, and prices
were quite uniform Sales go tons soda ash AZ re agc
i2o do sal soda at 81 Of ~ 10, gold, and 2sc &c.
errr LIDO kegs bcar5 soda At q 70 o. gold i is
i gold and c sc currency go cass ele, srn
Il ssc., god; n casks cream tartar At 2gc 3c ssa;
Is5 casa whid rock potash of 80 90
Business restricted to some extent Dy tnc
scarcity OF Desirable Kinds 81. Domingo loswood was
quoted firm at so. .s- 49,, - ,on a.. .,t
800 Gags cora meal ls40 bushels whest etss7 do corn
10 go do os 10 do The four market remained
cyant good inquiry for low grades q OLD for snp
inert and prices again advanced Dc NC psf DOL ~ ~
ru p Purchase lot, cyen a. the advsnSc rnJi
o,s New eonr begins 70 show decded e. o.e ~
ausn,y becoming more steady Cacrni, vas am,s o
ssppedcd southern aour was heavy .honSh u ag c &C.
rsmsInsS arm sails. .oo bbIs At 81 y ~ Corn
meA hi, cilr AZ as So 800 do. Brandywino prf-
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WIZ vine pee puncncou
Corn hsa buoyant ana Pr,ces ne
p 81 and IN N 4 3 for wbits caltCrn,.' .e1,y =
iSr sTSsy xhS AcArn Corn T. ra ~ ne %S u
crate demand prics rsns ssajns KY Srm :.
SIDE price the best corn rxct was very s.ss we're
esy a; shs close the ma 'ern mixsa; s ,rss west.
ssou ySssls % n 81 Sdc Oats qsl'1 - and
n ana 81 wa II % for unscaS 70 - ior vno6d o.
heavy sales 300 bushels, s tor ndsr scarcity
81 FOR STATE Rye continued 70 a uosA7o Barley
sales abort o bushels new Ohio s. ana me lin,
and duh and nominal Turpiy ano ~. -s
Fisa-Dry cod. owing 70 the aress ~ - = zoe Ger
demand ruled heavy; abort ZOO quin. ~ .vce srd
sold al 90 SO 2s indicating decline vhbis "a Ala
quintaL Mackcrc were also sc Soc AZ and ~ ri
oulet at the reduction The sales LOO cuits
Ais rs FOR No bav, sls el3 % for No. la fos
IN large No OF smoked herring the sale -" =
csscn sve, amounting TO about 2Vo boxes ~ IL Braiu
No. T. :. --.... For
were sfS~v more liberal, but 81 rather easier raA har
other drcrttns the offerings OF su conmcdwes Tor
mcsere and fsSes unchanged. We heard OF no "
ers M prsv reported The engagements On ndd
10 those previously ckroncsd ITO Liverpool, ia
bushsls corn Al ND steamer - 600 bushels ccy
lKd OcO do wheat sd aud mot before repof>eDA
srces lard 2is Sd 40 bacon. Ds No hhda ta9og
liza "a. and 10 tisrces beef, A. To Londep-4W bus1o
al b<d, and 500 hbIs rosn At n brsmen PEE
selm6R ~ VESa Nsa y " u N HsupSs& - l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-17
4 sf.asruG sassED At sas0yizY.

lF,oa ms Eyeaas Telegram OF yeslsrasyl
BupgAl6, Asyca, 10 fss,
TELEGRAM from 5,adusky reports the tata des'rac-
tom m ara o. Che stcam,ug Despatch While lying at hor
wharf IN that cly The tis Was valued q. sloooo' ta'
>, -nc,pa, bar, oi- Sas,h 10 co7cscl ~ Insurance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-17

-s. s,,sbsfrv 10 the staple bsrry Of the state Ins
the ~ rcksvs varies from four 70 eight cents per
price and hey make from y 70 per S,y ....on
nrobspe that the busbsry crop Gro ~" CANINE
VII na,cr ~ weeks The production viii rsacn mo1s
"a, Ssif million quarts. Az ten cents per quar- ,nsy
p I'm amount 70 $4,000 Other berries nave ossn '"s
abundant