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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-29
Respectfully Yours,
G. X. DEAN.

TURKISH PRovERBs-A small stone
often makes great noise. A foolish
friend is, at times, greater annoy
ance than a wise enemy. You'll not
sweeten your mouth by saying 'hon-
ey." IF n man would live in peace,
he should be blind, deaf and dumb.
Do good and throw it into the sea if
the fish know it not, the Lord will.
Who fears God need not fear man.
filthy foe bea small as a gnat, fancy
him as large as an elephant. A man
who weeps for every one will soon
have lost his eyesight. More is
learned from conversation than from
books. A friend is Of more worth
than a kinsman. Tie rides seldom
who never rides any but n borrowed
horse. Trust to the whiteness ofhis
turban who bought the rope on cred
it. Death is black camel that
knecls before every mans door.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-29
No CuANcE IN NEW YORK

No CHANCE IN New York, FOR
New CoNERs A young man, be-
longing in st. Louis, recently wrote
to Mr.. Greeley, of the New York
Tribune, to use his influence in OBJ
tanning situation for him. In re-
ply thereto, Horace wrote:
j." New York is just now entering
upon the interesting process ofstarv-
ing out 100000 people whom war
and irredeemable paper have driven
hither. 1t is impossible to receive
and employ more till these are
gone"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-29

A COUNTRY Nor TO BE FNvIED.-
With fifteen millions ofinhabitarts in
Spain, only three millions can read or
write-a fact which fully accounts
for the restiessness and fanaticism of
the people. The fall of Spain dates
from the time when Philip the Second
and Philip the Third expelled a mill
lion of the Moors who were employed
in the cultivation Of the land. The
Inquisition also had its effect in max
ing the Spaniards sombre, suspicious
and Jealous. Poverty and Ignorance
have done the rest. Though Spain
is land of mountains, it is also land
of great mineral wealth, and fertile
that it yields both the fruit of topics
and the cereals of the temperate zone.
It's fora and fauna are very similar
TO those of Northern Africa. 1t
abounds in noble harbors, also, but
is doomed by its bad government and
wretched rulers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-29

Ees- Cricket conundrum What
passage of Scripture proves that St
Paul was cricketer? "And Paul
stood up before the eleven and was
bold"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-29
Business Directory.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,

post Office address, Lancaster, Wis.,
Judge of Circuit Court. T. MILLS
Judge of Probate Court-WM MCGONIGAL.
Treasurer-N +. KINNEY
Sheriff.. Z. Cox.
Register of Deeds--JosEPH Book
Clerk Of Circuit Court. w. BLANDING.
Clerk OF Board of Supervsors-SAMUEL F. CLisR
Chm Of Board of Supervisors-ADDIsoN BURR,
superintendent ofSchools--D. GRAY PURMAN
County Surveyor-JoEL BARBER
District Attorney-G. G. HAzELToN, (P. O. Boscobel
Coroner-CHAs. Dlo6EY a. o. DckeyYlle)
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-29

Bog A new bill been invented in
Albany. 1t is made of India rubber.
One box cures q cold and renders
your overcoat impervious to water.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-29

SEVERE Loss.-A FIRE in Washing
ton Friday morning destroyed the
Conservatory of the Presidents man.
sion. The los is estimated at $780,
600.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-29

Es Why is a colt getting broke
IKE young lady getting married i?
Because be IS going through the "bri.
dai ceremony"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-29
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DENTISTS.
DIR. d. W AVERILL, 60,
Surgeon Dentist. uIrf1YpgYY9

Offers his services to the citizen so Boscobel and sur
rounding country
BE- Teeth extracted without pain or inconvenience,
to the patient by the of Vitalized Air. 1t is per-
tectly safe producing bad effects like chloroforIn or
ether Special attention given to all branches of Den
tstry Consultation free; charges moderate all work
warranted.
REFERENcEs.-Hon. ". W. Field, Drs. Carey and
Armstrong, G. c. HazeIton, Esq
Office over Field Ruka's Hardware Store Boscobe
Wis Aug IA, 1S69-l7-24-tf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-29
ATTORNEYS T-LAW.
GEO. II. CHAMBERS.
A Lien r. BUSHNELL

Aleorney " Counsellor at Law
General Necting Bounty, Pension and Land Agsa
LANCASTER, WIscoNoYN
Stiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
corRr or ArrrAIs-Arnn 1.

RAILROAD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OH hNSlAND AM
WIFE FOR AND AGAINST EACH OTHER.
Augustus Maverick AID Ellen O. Maverick act The Bhha Railroad
The plaintiff Ellen e. Maverick, on tho 18th day OF
January 1882 passenger IN one OF the defendants
The full aud the conductor and several othtr
persons standing the back platform ana IN iTont
of the door For several blocks below Thirty Secondst
the car was followed by hOOk-and ladder truck ana
that street. the truck run in the railroad uk iSt
behind the car, at very rapid ibte, ana fapuy
Ovegtakng tho When thc car reached IhIt sccooi-
ST. the apparatus being about - or 70 rect on ana ~
another car was running down one aide and truck
loaded with heavy boiler ON the other the not
withsandinS the signal OF the person IA charge :" VIC
apparatus to go on suddenly stepped the car JIG told
Mrs. Maverick to come on " PIT ms hdnds on htT &oU-
CfS and hurried her OFT as far as the PLATFORM Weh c
was struck with great force by spike on the cd OF q
ladder Mrs Maverick severely injured IN the hnIst
and her right hand crushed 10 require rcm"N u OF
the little finger and portion of one OF the bohcs o. Tue
palm.
band testified behalf ~ the plaintiff The jury gave
verdict the plaintiff for 81 600 The dcfcndants ap
peaed I is claimed by the appellants that the husband
incompetent witness Tor his VIC IN ln0ttI IN
vOlSIug direct adiudiC alton upon her rights the
being for the benefit Of the Nc and he not being called
to testify 20 any matter at issue on his own ptlau Dut
solely t. sustain the claim for ms Wife.
Further that the question IN the case was VINO crSeu
tho injury And this by the failure OF the Court to charge
requested, was not properly before tue Jiuy' IMt
the Court should have charged: THAI II the tue INJURY
could have been avoided 10y reasonable care upon thc
part the hook and ladder company, no rule OF law
required TIE defendants to anticipate that sueh care
would not he given"
The plaintiffs in reply claim that the u5band being q
PATTY had q fall right u testify notwithstanding ms
relation 70 the other plaintiffs that II ihe dfichuan
II, ciigonCc caused tho cident, even uouch luHI
paiiYs negligence COutIihued that stopping III 'front.' OF
u impending d1rgcr either ncggence or ignorance
tHc paT of The CONDUCTOR Tor when MS employers are
halle. decision reserved - :
Mir. H. W. Robinson Tor defendants appellants; MI. IL.
{. Van Worst for plaintiffs respondents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02

SOUTHERN REIIEF.-There has been collected iu
Newark the following In aid Of the Southern Relief
Fund Grace Church. S0 sS Mouse Of Prayer s5o Christ
Church. sc Fifth Baptist Church. sS Also the following
from the State at large; First Presbyterian Of Norris
town, so 10; st. Pauls Paterson, A7 s0 st. Pauls
Railway, ga st. Paus Camden, tlS4; St. Johns, Eliza.
beth, GEO. st. Luis's, Metuehep, go st. Matthews,
Jersey City, &I1 co. st. Johns Salem, so H. Presby-
ehsaek go AZ Collection Westfled moo Fyst Reformed
Dutch Jersey City $40 Gpace, Greenve, ESQ., Grace,
Jersey City, slS Reformed Dutch, lafayette III 90 st.
Marys Burlington. 90 So Trinity, Princeton $40 49, st.
Andrews, Lambertye sl5; Christ Church. Bordentown,
1920 southampton e70 65 First Presbyterian, Hoboken
$50 ss Caldwell, s12i %; Bloomfield, So TO- Elizabeth
A5 49, First Baptist, Hoboken. tiO WQQdhTdge, tG Ht
JOINS Passa,sI ~ E-t3falA l2.ila
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02

At the Board to-day resolution was passed pD-
vidng for continuous call of Government securtie
This call is to be held in separate room in the StoA
Exchange building. committee was appointed o
set the new plan in operation with as little delay
possible. In regard to the terms of admission, it 5
proposed to apply the principle adopted in the Lowr
Hall, and to admit to dealings in this new Goven-
ment room various responsible firms which are III
connected with the Stock Exchange.
Exchange is not active, and is quoted in London, %
days, 1OSlGl09; sight 1O9salO9I; Paris, banker',
long, 517l a5.lG. short 5.15d513l; Antwerp. 51S.9
5.17i; Swiss, SIS. 95l7l; Hamburg, s6.GSO3; An
sterdam, Ii9gi; Frankfort, Aagt; Bremen, 's9
19t Berlin, 72Ss2t.
The business of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts
for Customs!s3i OO0 for Gold Notes, ,27 900; total
Receipts 1872 900 25 total Payments d. $50 "a ;
Balance, s102, 9O7, 200 OF.
The Hudson River Railroad Company has DECLARED
o semi-annual dividend Of 4 per cent.
The quarterly bank statements begin to appeal
The items are not published In the detailed forms
supplied by the Controller, and he will do the SOL.
vent part Of the community . sslyiss by lg9kipg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
CIVIL COURTS.
UNITED STATES COAIIIssIONER's oFTIcE-AFRiL
Before Commissioners WHITE.
ALLEGED FORGERY BY a CuSToMHoUSB CLERK

l-befOre
ALLEGED FORGERY BY ClS10MHOUSb CLhKb-
u. s. a. Alfred st. Csir
The defendant entered the Custom-hou5 ), as as. a
messenger and was promoted % clerk mp IL Is sl3eu
on good authority that he has hitherto borne good ch
acter that no was Union soldier during the war anu
was wounded eight times I'm battle, and that ne vas
highly recommended fOf position IA the CusOil Rouse
by Gems. Grant and sherman, and other prominent no
He is charged with having taken, from on rie SIX orut
or checks, for tho payment Of many employees, ana
with having they being checks for the month OF eDrual
and already PAID erased the word February inserted
March, presented them for payment as though sent Joy
The parties TO whom they were payable, drawn IRE
amount they called for, O6, and appropriated IL " MS
own use. go =
On an affidavit Of Mr. Johnson Assistant Auditor IN
the Custom House depOsng to the above facts detcno
was arrested Saturday night and lodged I'm LudoWst.
Jail He was brought before the Commissioner
afternoon, and being questioned, said nc "to no.
ready for an examination; that his counsel MI uy1'
IOn was not present, and that he was mob fpale ~
give bail. HThe examination then BOT NO"n lo
"Wednesday tomorrow, at o'clock p N. pcIehudt'
strongly asseVerates his Innocence, ana seelDeo Cu az
fected his eyes being rod from weeping. III IS stu i'll
his favor that he did draw his pay on last SAT
av. that when Informed Saturday by tho Chief Clerk
OF his Department that suspicion cast on him, ne
showed slgus of guilt saying he ready for an IN
VestigatiOn any time and that he would be ready Cf
ono on Monday yesterday necessary; that he then let
home; thai 81 being deemed best TO arrest him On sat
urday night, the Officers proceeded 10 his house, ana
found him quietly at home he having nadC no effort 10
escape although time he'd elapsed since no was
warned Of the suspicion against HIM and @mple time
given him TO escape II he had intended 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02

ag same-Reforonce ordered TO Isaac Dayton 70 pass
the account Of late Receiver -. H.
James Fish, ir. agt. William whitney 4oi
plaintiff for g., 200 with costs. ., , ~,
ing dismissed.
Before Justice GARvTN
John Tracy et al, Isaac JACOB et al LaTteIee Mqs
Powers act James A. Crosby The siugVesdnt lus Co.
agt. Alexander NJ c. smith; James Mooney asV' Inc
Hudson River Railroad Co.--MOtiOna granted.
David s. Ortiz at Eben Sutton ct Bl,Motloh denied,
with Sl0 costs TO abide event.
same act same.-hIOtiOn for commission granted /;
stay of proceedngs for 20 days. e. costs to abide event
Josephine Larch6 agt, The ComP9gne Gcneralo Trans,
atantiQue.-M0tion for now trial dehled' WIN slV
Freeman Orme agt VIM. r. Bryholz.-Notlon for a
reference granted. 80 ~.
Julia Ernest q al agt. Alexander Observation-Disclosures
for plaintiff for s527 co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
UNITED STATS DISTRICT COURT Or MIXERS
ArI,II before Judge SANUEL T. BLT4s.

In the msi.er cf Private Totaos Conn,y enlisted soldier
A writ OF habcaS corpus sued Ou5 by tue pa
Wan, ". 3 \, commanding Fort Columbus, 70 bring up
private Thomas COurOy, general service recruit alleged
affduNits to b. minor hut II wears OLD and 20 nave
been enlisted while intoxicated and without hs parents
consent.
The soldier was brought up under guard by Lieut.. Hor
zee Bhpcl, Goth Infantry,
The "rctuIn set forth that the soldier had been du!
enlisted according 20 the laws regulating the recruiting
service for the amy that he had been duly examined
and found atlc,N0dicd that he had made the usual
declaration Go bis age, required by the Act OF Congress
been repeatedly held by tue various courts and more
particularly by this court, Feb IS 1851, Ia tho cases OF
priyates COncg and jump and that tlg sole relief az IN
petitioner was 10y application to tr Hon NoffCtdr! OF
War, udcr the acts OF Feb 20 and july S. rs saving
the rights o the General Government without prev entiIs
the soldiers discharge entitled 10 H. upon proper eN
deuce and reminding Of bounty, allowances &c.
To the return attached one of the soldiers original
enlistment papers, ny which IT Was found ne enlisted IN
Boston, Mass March q. 1861 declared himself - years or
and lad taken the oath of enlistment before BceNct
vet LiCut.COl. MCIarcn, surgeon United states Amy
and found 10 be free from all bodily detects ana mental
mfirmty.
Petitioners counsel objected 10 the validity Of the
stment papers because under tie act OF Congress Juno
~ 1885, officers Of the army could not administer
the oath of enlistment aDcSS The ScrricS OF GIRL loCgiS
kdtc, authorized 10 ddHtiHiSCFh INC same, 0yp0 Dc Ot0HCd
and that although Che OF Congress aug g. 1861.
H. permits officers in Of enlistment ana rcIi-t
ment, adint Ter the prescribed 0gb % "erGrc, that
the oath OF enlistment as 10 R5c was not the oath of al
legiance understood.
The Court oyefrucd the several objections. and held
that the enlistment was binding and that commissioned
officers may administer the requisite oas upon enlist
ment-hat the soldiers oath his conclusive
In evidence, ad that petitioners sole relief Was by april
cation to the Secretary OF War; IN the manner ana form
1854
j. II. Fay, esq. for petitioner; SecondLicut Asa T.
Gardner 9Th Infantry, fOr Ger Walln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
BUSINESS IN TIE L. 5. CIRCUIT COURT.

The United States Circuit Court WIS, IN the all
tenee of Judge Shpman opened by Judge Belts for the
Apri Term Yesterday morning Judge Bets stated hat
Judge ShipnaB was have opened The Court ana that
IL was expected that nc would sit during the term. but Is
he had NOT arrived lac Judge Belts would organize the
Iurt and adjourn il I'LL to-day, when he would at ia the
District Court The 0i the petit urOIs were then
called amnnC them that of WIN r. AstOr, and they were
DISCHARGED until this morning. ON mot ion of Mr. Chas.
Donahue Charles r. Miller, James Henderson, and John
A. Napes were admitted 70 practice IN an the degrees IN
the United states Circuit Court lie CcuI. then ad-
fOurned TO this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02

Tie bondhoIders of the Southwest Pacific Railroad
Company not subject TO the contingencies incident
to railroad enterprises generally but can, by provision
OF tue mortgage safety the par value and interest," oil
their bonds at any time they choose, without delay OF -
CATION By taking possession OF such amount OF the com
pany's lands may tie necessary.
Mcssrs Ward & Co., no. o. Waist, N Y, are offeiing
these FIRST class per cont securities at so Pc cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
Tile AIARKETS.
[Cuoh.ly reported TO- Tug TKGUSFi
pT,.NHf.t,- mi

[C,ros.!y reported TO- tag TKieUSFi
MONpNY, kpiil I, 1851.
ASIIES-Thc market quiet for Pots at - 3AGso o..
Pearls are scarce aud nominal A.
BRIO KS are IN fair demand. and prices arc firm at 81
0Sl2 for Common Hard: slIGs5 for ClOtcn ana 80 Tor
philadelphia Front.
COTIoN-Tho market Eopcred firm. hut under ie't
favorable new from abroad closes duh and heavy az our
inside Figures sales Of 2GJ haics at 50s0jic for MID
ding Iplauds 20 81 0g,c. Tor do. NeWOTit1u,.
COFFEE-The market remains quiet, but win ro-
duCed supply of all kinds, prices are ii1n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
OPEN BOARD or nroKErs-Ss r. NJ.
MoNnAY. Anrll1-r. ".

Gold closed at l3l.. after selling nj -. di4..
Government stocks are steady, and the dssatlsfac-
ton expressed 10y tine London press to-day at the
proposed new treaty with Russia is regarded in Wall
ST. rs of no consequence The general share market
is dull and prices lower, under continued demand
for money. The contest in Michigan Southern
appears to have ended Judging from the contesting
stock certificates and in deliveries to-day. After the
call the market was dull. Later in the day prices
took another turn downward and are freely offered.
The dizziness of business with strictly commission
houses is the subject of universal comment, and il is
an unpleasant fact to brokers that clerk hire and Office
expenses now paid from past profits. The closing
rates we're: Canton. asa iG.; Cumberland, 3lG3Si
Western Union. Al ail,; Quicksilver 80 So, Mari
posa, sac. Mariposa Preferred, 22a23; Pacific
Mail, rs. a129; Atlantic Mail, S5aSj.; New-York
Central, lO5i 1866. Erie. -, -; Hudson, 1854 ls
Reading. 102,diO3.; Michigan Southern. -,
Illinois Central. 15iallG; Cleveland and Pittsburgh,
7Sia7S!: Northwestern, 80 a;j. Northwestern
Preferred. Gi.dGi. Rocl, Island. 81 .aW..
Money continues in aciiv" dau'""I - n - 81
and TIL, rate is freely paid on Government stocks Tor
large amounts In commercial paper little doing. aud
full rates are paid. Bc, bills are quoted =, and
second grade and 10 per cent.
The following shows the condition O the New-fOra
q. L L..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
EIst, g. UATlH.

BANKERs AND DEALERS ~ GOYEEAMEhr tECCRiIltS
No. 3 NAesIu-sT. .
WTreceiyc gTyTNImirY notes for CONVEX Ion VITO The
NRw GO CONSOLIDATED BONDS on tio most fsssraOle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
STOCK APRU I. 1-j7
COCAINE note n sale OF 30 bags CarrNca
on G!ifr.ST SCi%s is dull at 81 49, cash

COCOA-Wc note sale OF % DaSs liII"ch5 10 "TINe'
u ENiTTTNEosendnle is dull at 81 IS, cash
FLOCE And MEAl.-Tnc market FER Western ana
Of the low aud medium grades are Oc lower; Family
bs st - CO. $40 co for supcriGc state $40 900 81
for Extra State $40 81 90 for the low grade, of
SIt 80 for Trade do; 81 s0sl % Tor good 10 choice
Western EXtr ard $i3 s0dsi - for 81 Lonls Extras
larger: sale oil SO Lbs aud bags at $50 SIC -. Cana
dian Flour easier and j. very quiet sales OF go bbl
choice Eytras, and Trade and Family Extras AT $l3 u
81 70 Southern Flour Is very dull aud heavy sales on
more aud Country and SI3aS7 - for Trade aud Family
Extras. Rye Flour is heavy and is freely offered sales
OF 300 bills s. 50oSs Corn Meal duh aud heavy
GRAIN-Thc Wheat marke; y firmer but less active
holders Of Chicago sprng ana WntG western are nT5
sales Of 90 bush Common No AlWnukec al - y, nnu
500 bush Fair White California at s. IS Barley Malt =
dun and heayy NJ 81 2Jd$l 81 Barley Il in lair demand,
bt held above the views Of most buyers The stock -
reduced; sales OF 500 bush. Common Canada West at
81 H. free" in st0rc. Rye is rather easier aud IN fair
demand; sales ~ bush Western ut 81 32 u 3.
storr Oats atc better hut not active at the advance.
The inquiry is mainly for consumption sale, OF $500
bush. at G. Csc for Chicago I2lc Tor Jersey ana &c
demand quite general but the close OF Change with
liberal offerings prices yielded aud closed quci 7ile1 9t
d o bush ~ = ~ 81 90 for western MAed ihe inside
licc for Rcd closing lgt for No Mixed in store,
r,I q, % =" lli'",e and 81 u FOR s"nth"r"
GREAsT~sales Of $1,000 d Dark at SIC.
HlDE>-Dry Foreign firmly held; quote Monte
ydco 81 l9o i9c gold Bucnos Ayrcs at 2ea 2oc gold;
ana city Steers medium weights, tii l2c currency.
g. Gj fpr Shipping, and 81 S50S2 for retail lots.
HEMP-Nlnil' Is dull hut steady, at l2c, gold other
kinds dan and nominal
HOPS are finn. in good demand for homc we
quote AZ from 2od roo. a. Ia growth aud quality
LATlIS-ln-tcm are ip moderate request and prices
arc steady az - IS. mos.
IIME-Rockland ls dull but steady at 81 ~ for Com
mnu aud - - Tor Lump.
MOLASsEo-Therc - nothing doing, but holders are
firm in their views The stock u first hands to-day il
ouly Jsd hhds. Mu5caysdo and - hhds. Porto Rico.
NAVAL STORES-sptritS Turpouiuc ~ frmer; we
quote nj 70 HnsuS are flmc Common, 81 l9d>4 p.
TRONISION3-Thc Pork market is less active. aud
prices lower closing quiet hear OF no sales for
the future the sales cash and gpr arc 5000 bOs ut
So S24 for Ncw Mess Beef quiet but steady sales
Of 22J hhs So SJ 80 for Plain Mess. ana S0d$2 80
for Extra do Tiercr Beef dun and prices nominal
Beef Hams inactive. Cut Meats IN moderate de
mand; sales OF 30 pk. sweet Picked Hams 10 arrive,
lJtc and 5000 Bulk sides ut lotc. Bacon j. duli
sales 81 ~ boxes at g. for ;. r. aud Zee for City = C.
Lard duh. bat steady; s1cs 20 pkSS at l2 ~" for
No. 0l3c for fair 10 prime Steam, ad 49, aljtc Tor
Kettle rendered, on per and IN store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
after every bank which attempts TO conceal it's con-
dition by humping It's figures.

Quarterly Report Of tho condition Of the First
Eltgna Bank, IN t Cts n Noeisf tic state q Res goft gu
The IaorHing Of The first Monday tfA{5i, lcaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02

MONTHLY sTATFsesT or TIP nlRw-roR8 AND BaooKLYh
TOBACCO INSPECTION wARBg0Usgs. -,
Kentucky Va. aHC 0lie MARYLAND. Jcts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-C II N'iI,I rs II;IL
f.-BcfOre Judge BiT1>.
"CENDRIILON7 II COCET-SNLW HLNOAIEI IS
MANAGEI,-oS.

The plaintiffs arc the proprietors OF the Ncw-fork
rheater They applied for writ OF crtg u prevent
defendant from leaving this state. Il that plain
lifts made aeFeement with Mis- S1llic \. Hncc, in
relation TO the production OF (cudrlOu, the terms
being that should dcfray all the cpepseS OF the csab
lshment paying plaintiffs $500 weekly PI0ntffs aheEc
she has not kent the agreement, has gone 10 California.
and that defendant. who guaranteed the performance OF
the contract Ivy Miss uCkey Is also about 10 leave Tor
Tie sane place which, If hC is suffered 70 do. viii leave
them without remedy. Mark ;. smith having depOScd
10 the ABOVE facts defendant arrested ana lodged IN
Iow-s Jail W. default Of bail, to await The ISSUE OF Il
suit brought by plaintiffs TO enforce c fulfill OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02
flnonclal.

------ 49, - 80 -
OTrcs or LOris, JACE0SyIILE ,yDOMoAGo r. Co.
JACssoSVLLv. ILr., March 20. 1897
COUPONS of st. Lcais, jacksonville and Chr
~ 6, Mortgage Boa Que April 1901 VII be pna % ~
aTr tls ists Office OF M. VI. X jhcuP tUdPANi nt
u '''' O. B. HOWARD Trs.sarsrt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02

og7cE o CHICAGO AID NoarH. Ws'rlRS RALEW Co. 4
No 81 BRotDwAT. Nzy.IoaE, March 2s.lsoL
COUPONS due April !, 1861 from this Com.
" PAWS per EQUIPMENT BONDS viii be paid on ani a.
''' 'e'' 1'' "a f a l. PRITCHARD. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02

OFFICE OF 1HE CHICAGO AND ALIOS RsuRQsp,l :,
" Cucsoo. N. March 5. 1867 "
N0TICE.-The Annual Meeting of the stock
ana Boudhod.rs Of the CHICAGO ASD ALTON RAlLkoAp
COMPlSY for election DIRECTORS viii be he'd tGs oTes
OF the COMPANY Chicago H. MOEDAi April J. l5b Ihs
s close the 2h inst and on the u OF Aprb
mex. W. b. =.