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Nashville and Chattanooga
r a / L r O A d.
CHANGE OF TIME.
TRO Daily Trains Leave Nashville for
Warrington kiaItiHOFe. Philadel-
Phia. New YOrk, snd ali Points
East and SOuth. Close COnnee-
GiOHs Made at Chattanooga
far all Eastern and
southern Ciiies.
OSFrcE OF GENERAL suPEsrSFEsDsSr.

OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINFRvDsyT
NASHVILLE 4 CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
r Nashville. Tenn, Sept. 2i, 1861.
nN AND AFTER THURSDAY. SEP
" TEMBER 30. 1867, the morning train
will leave at go NJ. stopping only at Smyrna,
MnrfreesbOro. Wsrtrace, TullahOma, EstilPs
SpIings, Decherd. Cowan, Anderson Stevenson
and Bridgeport and arrive at Chattanoosa at
240P M.
A freight train, with passenger coach attached,
Will leave at 4:5b A. NJ. stopping at all stations
between Nashville and CoWan.
The afternoon train will leave kashvills al
5O ?. ID, stopping at all stations, and arrive Al
Chattanooga at 2.J0 A. Al.
All trains connect closely with Nashville aui
Northwestern railroad, and all trains from Chat
tanooga connect closely with Louisville and
Nashville railroad
Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars on All
Night Passenger Trains.
SHELBTyILLE AeGoHNoDA ATI0S-LesFes Shell
byvllle at 5;lO A. N. l0.ea A. NJ and c cor. a, max
Ing CLOSE connection with all passenger and ths
30 A. n. freisht train. Leave Wartracs at SO
A. a., l;lO P. n, and :; Il p H.. s-TtFing at Shell
bTvilie Rt lO:3O a. II. i:50 P H. aud SIS PN
T., n. EWING,
General Superintendent.
ISAAC LIrT0N, Gten'i Tckst Agent,
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In Chsucery at Sparta.

In Chancery at Sparta.
John b. Radzersvs- M. c. Dibreil "a AIS.
IT APPEARING TO The SATISFACTION
i Of the Court that the dsfsniAnts, j 3. lcE-
ers. John L. Beverage, Rm. Bradlsy, 6snIy
Mudi d. Smith, are non-residents of the stare
OF Tennessee: It is therefore ordered tnEt ae
ljcation be made for four weeks. requiring sala
non-residents 70 appear st the next term q ouT
Cyba-cery Court 10 Sc holden 10 the Courtho1se
in Snarfa. on the third Monday In Marcn nert
10 plead, answer OF demur = conplal1ants
biII' orths sane viii be taken for conferred ana
SCI oitl9 I2r IS4t'NS 81 p. TURKEY. C&M
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FIFTEEN HUNnRED ACRES.

Eisht hundred Of which are cleared and ia a,
high stale Of editiF alton. Ths entire place ls
undsr an excellent fence. with gOod substantial
gates 20 every field aud woods lot The unim-
proved land is finely set in blze grass, and alto
TethsT 1t ia one Of the most desirable cotton or
stock farms in Middle tennessee. Sasd farm
will be rented upon reasonable terms Tor one.
two or three years Apply 70 Daniel Hiiiman,
Nashville, or 70 the nndersiEnsd at M9rtrsssooro.
ctr e EDWARD L. JORDAN, Agent.
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LOOK Al THESE PRICES.
Fine French MerinO, 5-4.............-... 20
Real Irish silk POplin % 90
super Black silk ...................75e go 9 90
an Wool Empress ClOth-.....-..-... IS
Good Dress POPIins ..........-..-.....,-.. 35
SuperGne BLACK MERIN0 and B0SlBA-
ZINES for less than the present wholesale prices.
JACONFTS. SWISS MUSLTNS, MULLS,
CREPE D'ELISE and EMBR0IDEkIES are
being sold under value Of present first prices.
No merchant can compete without failing,
for all of cur stock is offered much under what
is paid in New York
The opportunity to buy such bargains will not
last long, as the public is discovering that we
are truly selling out. STORE FUINrTURL FOR SALE.
Any merchant can make money by
buying us ont and selling regularly.
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THE UNDERSIGNED Is NOW PREPARED
= TO give through bills ladinZ 10 New York via
Charleston. aud shippers NAV rest assured that
Tint. made will be as quick and rates much lower
thanfby any other line.
The attention Of shippers Of cotton Is particu-
larry called TO this line. and any desired in
formation viii be given at Offices OF kashviiis
and Chattanooga Railroad r.. McINER.
octll-3m Gen1 Fr't Ag't n &c. RR
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FOR RENT,

THE PLACE KNOWN As
THE HOGdETT h'A ItNI, /,
I.vinS five miles west Of MaTifsesboro, in Ruth
erford county, containing about
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Auction and Commission.
BENZ. F. SHIELDS & CO.,
NO. 80 COLLEGC STREET,
Opposite Sewanse House)
NAsHVILLE....................

Opposite sswnuse House.
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BOARD.
PETROLEUM AND MINING sTocKs.-i
THURSDAY, Dec. as-P.H.

Gold closed at 1884, after selling ut 1851 and 1874 The
cearinQs at the Gold Exchange Bank were SOL $4,000
and the balances 81 2J99i2 %. Government bonds
are firm at quotations. with small transactions.
State bonds are firm, with small offerings. Rail
way bonds are dull. The miscellaneous share list
yyas firm. Canton sold at 500. Western Union Tele-
graph was active, opening ut 80, and sold up 10 81
closing et S7i0374. Pacific Mail WAS quite steady
selling llOGlOSl, closing 1898. Express stocks
were steady: Adams at 80; Merchants
Tr,;or 40, Wells g. Fargo, &C. The Rail
way share list opened dull and steady az
Tuesdav's prices but after the First Board the mar
l,et ,gas strong with an active demand for all the
leading shares NewYork Central sold at ll7s; Erie,
IRA Michigan Southern. s5!. Northwestern Pre-
ferred was strong and active advancing 10 7li Rock
Island was in demand at 993 The ST. Paul stocks
were very strong, and were in active demand. Ohio
and Mississippi advanced 10 2S3, and closed firm Al
tbe Second Board the demand i0r STOCKS was @otfo
a sou ,,t,vys Ohio and Mississippi was most active.
and sold at 60 After the call prices were shade
lower. but there was no pressure to SELL
and the market closed bu0yant ut quotations
Tennessee Co. ex-coupon, 65sO66; Tennessee D. new
62fS62j; Missouri 6s, Ss!09Sl; Canton 6OiHol
Cumberland. 27l027I Western Union. S7G37. Quick
silver 21tG214; Mariposa 76s Mariposa Preferred,
1ss01sf; Pacific Mail. IO9lSiO9l Atlantic Mail,
York Central, ll7s9ll7I Erie 73i07Si Erie. Pre-
rred. 7SiG74 Hudson, lS2SlSS; Reading, &sSSI
Michigan Central, lO7i6lOs; Michigan Southern,
s5,as5i Illinois Central, l299lSS; Cleveland and
P;ttsburgh. s7!0Ss North Western. 57il05s North
Western Preferred. NOM; Cleveland and Toledo,
os,aOq: Rock Island 99iG99l St. Paul. 4sl04Si
ST Paul Preferred. 65!0G5i Fort Wayne. sa.2y9!.
Money is easy at per cent. with occasional trans
actions at SAL per cent Oh call. Commercial paper
passes at 7a9 per cent for irst-elass names.
Foreign exchange is firm. Bills at 90 days on
london are quoted at iJ9lSllO for commercial
U0allOl for bankers; do. at short sight l0iGilOS;
PAIRS. at 90 days. 5.2OS5.12i do. at short sight
51lla51O; Antwerp. 51105l@l; Swiss, 5.lHS
512i, Hamburg, S6i9S5i; Amsterdam, hSili;
Frankfort. A@Ai; Bremen, TSS7sij PrusSian
thalers 72a72s.
OF specie the expectation yesterday was slOS' 40
by the Russia To-day the amount is 100000 by
the steamer Union.
The agents Of the st. Louis Montana Mining Com
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY DECEMBER o. 1867

at SOS each 10 H. cattle cwt far at 49, others
cwt thin, at SO each, with ~ fat steers OF y cwt AZ ne
At Hudson city Is o. steers ~ cwt thin, brought i2tci
Il heavy and fat State steers brought &c., e. dress %
= cwt; a. mixed State cattle Of ~ as cwt at lo i5c;
81 fair 10 good H. cattle "A cwt. az ldlGc 81 thin o.
cows, and rtag 81 ct 40 S6 each; G very hne
o. steers az lOt cwf. holding nj lSG2Oc with feW
sold 10 isc lot ~ 20 lad. and heiiers, little
hOppcrs OF cVt.. brought lie.
Sheep not plenty, nor are many wanted. Tue mar
kets very slow at former quotations Of 4asc 70,
with sears ~ Hudson city. ~ which were cold while
hold one very common state Stock brought CO.
another car shade bctier, Sc, With coarse INA
sheeppf az 4c. aud State sheep, IS 10 at bc
Ouly 40 head sheep were received NJ FUI,ichst. ths
morning most of them from Canada There were also 10
can lDding from yesterday. few OF the heavy
10 Carada sheep brought &c.. hut most or them we're
sold at q dClc: State sheep brought &C. ahOther
ear 4s Win thiul M slr., and siil smother az -
head car coarre IS u State sheep brought 81 81 y
cWt.
Hog too, src duh, With - the market prices
range from Ga 6tc with prime NJ &C. Eight cars
good 30 M. hogs brought T.. az COmmnnipAw TINS
morning with sales ~ Iutehst ~ ears Ind hogs lyO
70. AT So, poor Mich hOgs, las n, etc, aud car
prime OHIO. 200 10. l-lGc
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LIVE STOCK MARKETs.


Trade il very nearly al BtRndst, whether look In
upon the cattle, Sheep OF hogs. The dead meat markets
are filled TO OVERLOOKING the weather bad, and To crown
the whole turkeys cheaper than heefnot IN substa
tal food for the iabOring classes, but pound VI good
beef costs than Il asked for turkeys In Washington
Market to-day, VIE, 6dlSc 90 retail The stock OF pOu
try rs enormously large but hundreds ~ tuns were stored
away IN lofts with the design Of keeping II frozen until
Tine Eut The present thaw points 70 the
rty selling, so II IL being showed on 1T very low rates
chickens III 8QlOc Y for rough stun Meats being thus
east into the 'hade butchers are little inclined TO buy
and claim reduction OF than ic. per n, from the
rates of this day week. On thin stock there is decline
of nearly &C., for noticed sales at l2c to-day which
we're about like tie cattle sold az llc. week One
salesman who tried the market with similar stock both
weeks SAYS his prices t0a2 per hend lower to-day
Than they were last Thursday. Tue good cattle are not
a. depressed Two classes dOn't cell today VIZ: the
eYtra or prenum cattle for which le02Oc are asked aud
the moor thia stock which butchers can hardly be
Induced take at 1001c. Fine steers OF 7E0b cwt at
ahont &c., though slow nll that are ~ request Ar.
Iyals since Monday, LAST at Hudson City, and l,0t at
Communpaw being very light run for any bat holiday
400 bead holding over tonight sample OF the sales Ia
gwen Ne follows l5e Cherokeef ai CommunlpaS, gWtI
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raR LAST WALIesT. ROBBERY-THE STOLEN
CHECKS RESTORED.

On Christmas day, while the Police Superin-
nndent was coDversing in the Central Office with Mr.
smith Ely IT, and other gentlemen small boy entered
aaarinR bundle directed 20 the Superintendent OF
boace The small boy said that the package had been
xsven him by an unknown at the Arson House The
krAnger had given him small sum OF money! ana tod
I'm 10 deliver the parcel at the Central Office OF the
Sohce supDOsng Il 10 contain Christmas present
he superintendent told the boy 70 lay the bundle
~ the table He then resumed his conversation and
about half an hour aterward he opened the parcel and
und AN OF the checks that stolen from the messen
rsr of the Bank OF the State OF EewYOrk IN Wihamst
ar Wall on the morning Of the 18th inst These checks
amount In the aggregate 10 t36S455 6l TIE DOCKS OF
he bank and the accounts at the Clearing House have
been examined since the robbery, and tie amount N cur
"a
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ZEE COMMON COUNCILS NEW LEVY on TIE
IInTOR DEALERS.

The Board of Aldermen passed an ordinance,
yesterday the gra nng OF tavern and excise licenses
s0e vote being affirmative II; negative, The ordinance
consists OF Articles and H. containing five and seven
sections respectively, and briefly todI follows The
Mayor empowered to issue tavern aud excise lice nses
and no licenses are valid unless signed by the Mayor the
prioe Of each license 70 be fixed by tho Official
Rnreau called the Bureau OF Excise Licenses is 10 be
Sabhed and the expenses paid out Of the license fees
eoiectcd the surplus fees 10 be paid 20 the City Cham
Srlan on account OF Sinking Fund for payment Of
Interest on the city debt. Neither minors aliens
"a he granted licenses All who have the privilege OF
feeni1p bars must have their names displayed COnspcu
esiv 80 as 10 be easily read from the street This IS 10
K done within 90 days after the granting o. the license
Any persOu violating the last cause is r. he fined So ard
~ eytra each week such neglect Is confirmed Each per
son 10 whom license granted must carry on the Dgs
~ himself not sublet 10 another, under the penalty
81 ESQ for each oense. Anybody selling bquor without
nse Is 70 be subject TO Indictment and 10 forfeit 500
On eatsfactory evidence being given that hquordealer
AZ unfit person bold license, the Mayor has power
- revoke or Yacate IL.
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CHRISTMAS IN TIE CHURCH OF ST PAUL TIE
APOSTLE.

Christmas was celebrated in this church with
more than ordinary sOlemnity The first mass was begun
O'Clock, and masses were constantly being eeieDr'u
On the three affairs up o'clock. Grand High Mass was
e,erated at 10. O'clock and by Father Young assisted
by deacon sub-deacOu and master OF ceremonies 1Le
sermOn was preached by Father Hewitt In tne eveHMs
the children Of the Sunday SCHOOL, 700 Ia AL ceeuIse
their Christmas Cantata, underthe guidance OF uell VI
rector Father BOdsh and the teachers Inc 1OhOWlhs
were the leading characters and devices on the
IN tine procession which moved through inc aAies u ~
No l. Blessed Virgin; Device. My soul doth magnify
Sbe Lord" No. .. ST. Joseph: Device, "JOseph being
lust man" No. 8. The Angel OF the Gospel DeN1Se
= Grad tidings OF great Oy" No The shepherds 10
Wee Let us 20 over 10 Bethlehem" No g. The chorus
sf angels Device Gloria in EXeess Dec" No g. McIIJ
CHRISTMAS Device. wish you merry Christmas; 70
q The Catholic CRurch: Device, The Church-3nt
HOLY Catholic, Apostolic" No. g. The Eyangeist; 10
VICE Verhun caro- FaCtum est" No. g. Peace: DeNlto
Peace 10 men Of good Will" Nos. 10, il, aud -. ~
holy kings: Device We have seen His stan IL the Eb
Tere ere also several carol singers, with wreats ing
poarfs Of natural green; Two Marshals, Win sc'is ~
kNtOns 70 guide the procession. Christmas cI1u W
prepared, with much taste IN convenient place.. ~
E1g the procession the following cantcle was sO"s "
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RECEIPTS OF PRODVCE.

sacks Corn Neal 6GO bash. Wheat 1902 bush. Corn
$50 hush Ont 4C bnsh. Seeds - pkg Ashes 7g4 pigs
Beef s27 hhls Porn. log pEgs Cut Meats l925 pkgs
Lard O0 kegs Lard go Dressed Hogs, 1915 bbls. Pc
tr1l5um 1910 psgs. Butter 80 pkgs. Cheese. Ao bols
Eggs.
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Beet-Per 100 \. on total weight Of Hide. Talow and
Dressed Meat. Extra S90Sl9 so first quality 81 69a
h 76 second quality O5OGSl Is third quality, S9Gsle
slew choice single pairs $40 76dt some Of the poorest
Rows, bulls, DC. 81 50aS8
ELcch according 20 their value as Deef.
Goes and Young COipes-Fair quality t606t6; extra
saoenOO farrow and dry, t350$56
Aee-Per n, live weight, $3.50; extra &C., sheep and
lambs per head, IN lots, q 300S4 So
1dt HoQs-Per n, 7}Qsc., live weight
ntdes-brghton, l0c. Y ~ country lots, sd9to
Oaf Skls-ledlsc, 70.
differentiation, sdee. y n country lots. Ta7io.
IeHs-6Ic ~ eaeh; country lots dry, t2a76c.
kEhARRB-L6st weeks market closed even more unfa-
v0raDy 70 tne aroyers than We NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. than
reported. With determined and emphasis the
eeves then told the butchers "You won't catch us here
nsxt week with any cattle that's certain" 'And
yet with nearly 400 western, and unsOld last
Wednesday, here the sanguino drovers with about zoo
Bead Of Northern cattle, 800 Western and Eastern and
State catten all nearly 400 ones the market
sory dull, and prices lower than last week We heard
hat two premium pairs, perhaps partly engaged.
tfheTn 13ic and but few good at that North
IN a. lie 70 i2ic Lyman Parker sold fair oxen
~ ic 20 SIX G. W Barker sold at i2&c4 at lighter
aosk at 10 I0c Few Western brought lSc A Mon.
zoe sold 80 pretty good steers et al i2Sc 10 ut llo
Collins Chase sold az lO3c A. White 10 ut IOc es ak
at lOc 5coans sold 30 1T " % per 100 n, average
Ssts3 n each.
Good sheep were sold at about last weeks prices and
Eip lols found duer market ana 9 poorer demand.
sss ot which fed well last Winter and for which
efe was refused last Spring. equal 10 y per head
wore solo to-day for 81 rs each lis average 81 h. Sc Ia
sverige "a 10 Sc % AZ te 2i3 At u i5 l05 90 ~ 6se nc
10 were taken from the either commission
ssIink best known 70 the parties most interested The
noonnt OF gfuDhng on the part OF drOvers, we should
gnppOee was sufcent 70 teach lesson about Christmas
ssoh equally Impressive, seems 70 have been entirely
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Since Jan. IT, sos e26,C1i s27os2l.7ss s252.9sl,5G
The Chicago Republican of Monday says:
al si2.045.235 ~
eek ~ I3,3sO,O3t CO

Business At the banks to-day ruled dull IN consequence
Of the dsagreeabe state OF the weather currency now
ever remains close and the market Is stu Stringent
Prime paper passed ~ the banks at 10 per cent per an
num- but inferior grades discounted gu the street NJ
rates equal 20 Id2 per cent per MONT BuslNess
during the week has been more active chehy OWING 10
the demand by the country merchants l1r uoua EOuT
The dry goods trade has been particularly DsE TOT Few
days past, and there Is visible improvement ia bedfly
all other branches OF mercantile OusinesA
The Cincinnati Gazette of Monday says:
There was brisk demand for money on SatnrdSv and
whatever amounts bankers had 20 lo.a were really
placed with their depostors or - nest OF paper at the
current Sus "a n per cent while There considerable
pressure from outside parties OF good paper a lo@4o per
gent The supply of currency IS gradually INCREASING
ana the working OF the market Is easier although rates
~ interest fully sustained Tho repositories were
called upOn by the Government for rcmtLnces, tue
policy Of tho Treasury Department being evidently 70
keep down the balances IN the haliOnal BANK ue'
pOsories. 80
To show the changes in the tariff of the New-fork
Central Railroad, to which referred on Tuesday
The Rochester Union says:
The rates Of freight by Central Railroad TO NeUfork
and Boston been advanced, aud are ior the p',
~ follows: 10 NewYork, first class, s2ci 10, second
class zoe; d. third ClAss, &C. do fourth cs Soc uo
-four per bbl gee To Boston, first class 81 40 Stc3nu
class 75c do third class, co., do fourth class oSci no.
flour per Dbl, 81.
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BuurA unS auous.

AMERICAN HOTEL, Broadway and Eighth
~ a. New YORK the kuTopean plan
Rooms eu suite sugly, al moderate rates
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OIIS-America Ilnseed n dull nc t6S o. Engleh
do nominal Crude Fish OILS quiet at Csd roc Tor
Whale and 81 1Odf2 10 Or sperm. Lard Oh - dau Tut
steady.
PROVIsIONs-There has been a moderate demand for
Pork to-day. We hear OF important tranSlctlenS
h. Jon Of 800 bbls at k for Ola Mes 20 80
for Clear and $50 for Sour. For future delivery sales OF
$50 hbls New Mesa seller Feb, az ga 90 Becl u iul
but firmly held saes Of % bills al s4aslg for Plain Mess
and SIS sO6t2i for Extra DO Tierce Beef Is dun bus
hndrrr demand former prices. Beef Hams are selling
only I'm retail lots at $40 jOeS32 Cut Meats quiet
and we hear OF only few small sales OF Green Hams at
t2. Bacon Is FIRMLY held but We hear OF mo- seh.
Dressed HOrs irregular quote at "a Ssc for West
erp and elagc for CITY. Lard h IN moderate demand
and steady sales Of Cos pkRs &C l2l d2sc ior No l. 2
i2lc for CITY, l2iG2kc for Fair To Prime STEAM aud 49,
for Kettle Rendered.
market for Pork sales of $50 bbls Mesa, regu-
lar, ut $50 s71, which IL y decline.
PETISOLEUM-The market for both Crude hnd Refined,
IN bond IL dull but prices arc unchanged We 1r-,S'
bulls 1ipt
R.ss,d s bond Il0 tss Prime Light sraN ~ White = g
Refined fll0 test) STANDARD Whe........' ~ q
Refined. IN bond, lllo test Prime White % q
RICE-we hear Of no important transactions. Prices
are without change.
SUGARs-Raw Sugars are steady At previous figures.
bat st moving slowly sales Of 267 hhds. at 12lc. for
Cba Ilsc for Porto Rico; and s6s boxes Havana ~ 9s
1910. Refined quiet AZ l6ic. for HaTds.
SREDS-The inquiry is lighter for Clover seed AZ 12a
f2ae New. Timothy Seed quiet, at " SOd2 rs.
STEARIN-We note sales OF i25 tcs., prime at l21c
TALLOW-The demand IL moderate, prices are un.
changed; sales of73OOo n at lOi ollie.
WHIBKY-Ths market 10 dull, 1T 2oc. for Western, IN
bond.
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Tn1udial.

TINTED STATES TREASURY,
ccrrnULEs oP 9 THIRTY on MORE COUPONS n- on ., lea
JeqT s ' ne i ' 2S b. CA Ra a r.ursr
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COU-
70, ,xn rVIS % f'f 80" re ., pi TGSs
'O-'" N'' = Ia, Sa...,a PEI seri Eo ,.,,aors
DUBUQUE AND bl,IA tin EAnGrAp COUPONS
DUBUQUE sorluwE .,i' E,' r,iiLEos6 COUPONS,
DETROIT AID nl il 5UEiE fnLRoAD COUPONS.
DETROIT AND roS4i l''' E ,iI.6 I,6uroSs,
CEDAR FaLLs And lI KS S,1t' RAILROAD coUpoSs
IN, 1858 Fi be % Il orr o W V r1ne-', 70 the .P
ST. Lofts ia K.osyuIt AlD rncAGJ RAILROAD COY
rG.s go e. ., T. s sy''' D Ice ',. JGrF q Co
sflua az Isss1s,,s, ,os,Iaolles (, gre, ores
THE INTEREST on the Public. Debt Of the
II Te,s.. hog Zoe o hr DO r 81 Jaanar 1907 VAL
be ''4 At he ''' '' -'S e. Il Il m 81 ~ caprtee
sl4r1o, l.iiSo,s. ,r.''CaEH orycr
rFTtA ftE.D. Nof 20 ~"
THE INTEREST which will become due on
til trt Ne.a q Jrsu'r - go" Etc.,. Il i Lr S jts az
Of Rs..Y. 1 IT, ;t sy telu.yso JalsI LOS
TTs VfvrH N.9lov.t LASH NEv-l0aS. Dec y ist1
rIyHE ANNUAL ELECTION tor DIRECTORS
ofpf, Bs 90 b. l,4 su. iar 20" rs -" l broa.~tr
frsa y ,,&l 90 -''- net oS r. lL 'i c .''
NOTICE TO observation-disclosures on
y BOSus ofa, COUNTY u YCt. 'ALlfOhNiA eus Jsnnar
,s n Ua, -isiat @ -a rlo Fs.,sts zoe COUPONS a. iL'
AN'''1' A''''''' DECKER JEwErr
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