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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-13
The Union Pacific Rail Road.
376 Miles Open for Travel to JuIesburs

The telegraph has announced the com
pletion OF this road to Julesburg, $40
miles from Omaha, and the materials arc
nearly ali on the ground to lay the track
to the base of the Rocky Mountains-14l
miles further-by September next. This
is certainly very rapid work, but intelli-
gent correspondents say it is welldone,
and that the road is we'll equipped; that
its depots and stations are of brick and
stone, and its locomotives and cars of
the best. The L. S. Commissioners are
also compelled to testify that it is in all
respects a first-claSsroad before the Gov
ernment will accept it. The business of
this road is already surprising. The
thousands of teams that spent summer
i'll toiling over the praires have transfer
red their loads to the rail track, and by
autumn the locomotive will be at the
base OF the Rocky Mountains. The edi-
tor of Harper's Weekly remarks that
''when the Union Pacific is completed,
all other lines of railway will become, to
certain extent, its feeders. Along its
entire route over the great plains lateral
branches will be constructed, which will
pour into lit heir way-side contributions
to an extent that cannot to-day be approx
imatcIy estimated.
"Alreadv, with less than one-third Of
it's length complete, it is earning several
times its operating expenses, as officially
stated. Such success is without prece-
dent. When it reaches the already pop
ulous gold regions on Montana, Idaho
and Nevada, the freight from those
points alone is likely to be almost fabu-
Ious. And population follows the road
rs it extends. A town or village marks
each stare of its progress. Who can cal
cnlate the quantity of way freight that
the road is destined to carry for these ri
sing communities Who, indeed, can
estimate the passenger traffic alone p
When hundreds of thousands of persons,
with their faces towards the West, have
tramped over the plains at the risk OF
their scalps, how many peradventure Will
ride when they can make the journey
with safety in a few days? But short
time will elapse before the demands OF
trade will call for a second track, to be
used exclusively rs freight road, over
which an endless line of slowly-moTln1g
vans shall continuously pass, leaving the
other track for the use OF impatient pas
sengers only"
0nr readers will preceive by reference
70 the Company's advertisement, that it
',ffars r8 its First Mortgage Bonds, paying
civ ner cent. interest to subscribers, at
ninety cents Oh the dollar. These bonds
are a first lien upon the road and are linn
tied in amount TO $4,000 to the mile.
The company state their net earnings
for the month of May, while only 29o
miles of road were in operation, at S26l )
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-13
WHOLE NUMBER 915.

782-a sum of which, after deducting
operating expenses, is several times the
interest on the bonds they are by law
Premitted to issue upon it. If the earn
ngs are SO large upon the way business,
what may we not reasonably expect when
the connection is made in 1870 with the
Pacific Coast ? We can see no reason
Why the First Mortgage Bonds of such
i road are not a safe security, and they
are o per cent cheaper than Govern
Ihent Bonds at the market rate. Sub
ScrlPtlons are already large, and received
by banks and bankers generally through
out the country.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-13

Seward, stanton, and Grant. 1t is known
that Atzer0dt was seen about the bed
chamber of johnson on the night of the
assassination, and this would seem to
sustain the story. Grant was not in the
city at that time, having started for New
York on the morning of the 14th of
April. He returned, however, the next
day, and was met by guard at Phila-
del lphia, by order of Secretary Stanton.
1t is supposed that this letter of Booths
is in possession of the defense, and will
be introduced on the trial.
Telegram ". y. Herald
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-13
Running Water.

Sliding through the verdant meadows
Dreaming in the greenwood shadows,
Flying like a feathered arrow
Through the gorges dim ard narrow,
Dancing to its own glad tinkle,
Where, in many curl and crinkle.
Rockimprisoned eddies twinkle,
Mid white water-lillies sleeping,
Steallhily through thickets creeping-
Many d the brooklet ever,
WandeIs onward toward the river.
Musical the infant whisper
Of the little hill-born lisper,
Where on fairy shoon of glass
Timidy it treads the grass,
Musical tie tones, though frmer,
OF IFS dOvC-,ike woodland murmur;
Glad its shout and soul-cXalting
When DER rocky barriers vaulling,
Sweet and soft its liquid gushes,
As it dallies with the rushes-
Thus a living song forever
Flows the brooklet toward the river.
Blest the life that sweeps along
BroOk-like, with pleasant song
Gliding through the fields of youth,
Beautiful with Love and Truth;
Striking out, in manhoods prime,
Making through the shades of age
Calm and solemn pilgrimage;
And at last its journey done,
Through the shallow and The sun,
Fearfully without quiver,
Melting in the silent river
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-13
SELECT POETRY.
One by One.

One by one the sands are flowing,
One by one the moments fall;
Some are coming, some are going
Do not strive to grasp them all.
One by one thy duties wait thee,
Let thy whole strength go TO each;
Let no future dreams elate thee;
Learn thou first what these can teach.
One by one (bright gifts from Heaven)
JOYS arc sent thee here below;
Take them readily when given,
Ready, too, to let them go.
One by one the griefs shall meet thee,
Do not fear an armed band;
One will fade as others greet thee,
Shadows passing through the land.
Do not laugh at life's long sorrow;
See how small each moments pain;
God will help thee for Tomorrow;
Every day begin again.
Every hour that fleets so slowly
Has its task to do or bear;
Luminous the crown and holy,
Ii thou set each Gem with care.
Do not linger with regretting.
Or for passing hours despond;
Nor, the daily toll forgetting,
Look too eagerly beyond.
Hours are golden links, Gods token.
Reaching Heaven; but one by one
Take them, lest the chain be broken,
Ere the pilgrimage be done.
Dickens.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-13

Av,Rp1Na THE PEIzEs.-A Paris special says
the arrangement for distribution of prizes at the
great exhibition recently, WAS probably the
most magnificent ever Witnessed, $4,000 persons
representing all nations Of the earth .were pres
emit dressed in national costumes.
The Funeror of Russia was awarded gold
medal for five horses Napoleon was awarded
a gold medal for the model of lodging house.
The only person the Emperor shook hands WIFE
was HuGh,s. inventor of the printing telegraph
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-13
Kissing.

There's Jolly Saxon proverb
That is pretty much like this,
That man is half in Heaven
When he has a womans kiss;
But there's danger in DELAYING
And the sweetness may forsake it;
So tell you, bashful lover,
Hyou want kiss, why take it.
Never let another fellow
Steal march on you in this;
Never let a laughing maiden
See you spelling for kiss;
There's royal way to kissing,
And the jolly ones who make It
Have motto that is winning
you want kiss, why take it.
Any fool may face cannon;
Any body wear a crown;
But man must win q woman.
1fhed have her for his own;
Would you have the golden apple,
You must find the tree and shake It:
If the thing is worth the having,
And If you want a kiss, why take it.
Would you burn upon desert,
With forest smiling by?
VINO would give his sunny summer
For bleak ard wintry sky?
Oh! tell you there's magic,
And you cannot, cannot break it:
For the sweetest part of loving
Is to want kiss, and take it.
Tender Lines"
Many ''bereaved household" can appreciate
he following:
TALE OLA PURP
Oh, the pup, the beautiful pupi
Drinking his milk from china cup,
GambOling round so frisky and free.
First knawing a bone, then biting flea
Jumping,
Running
After the pony;
Beautiful pup you will soon be Bologna.
Oh, the pup, the playful pup.
With bis tail in the air and his'nose turned
up,
Was thrown one day in the dog-man's cart,
And almost broke the narrators heart,
As it
howled,
Crowded,
Scratched with its feet
Beautiful pup, you are now mince-meat!
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-13

CHURCH CmoREs.-'Does the wife OF
vour Senior Warden come to church
now?"
90 YES, she always makes her appear
once inst before the sermon" --
"Have you ever talked with her in re-
gard to it?'
80, yes; but she says she can't come
to church till the chores are over"
''What does she mean by chores !"
go, she means the proyers, for she
has told me repeatedly that the prayers
are chores" e.f
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-13

An ordinance introduced into the st.
Louis City council, and passed to a second
reading, is to the effect that, hereafter,
anv courtesan or inmate of houses of i'll
repute, who shall be found idling at front
doors or windows, of such houses ma
king an exhibition of themselves, or
found promenading the streets day or
night robed in rich or gaudy attire for
the purpose of attracting attention, be
deemed vagrant and liable to fine not
less than ten dollars nor more than fifty
dollars, and furnish good security in the
sum of two hundred dollars for good be-
havior for one year; in the default there
of to be committed to the workhouse un-
til the fine is paid and security given.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-13
NASBY.

The Boston E.rcaUsion-An account Of the
Preparatory Discussion-7He Start, and
The Progress up to the Beginning Of the
Masonic Festivities.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-13

r-szzaz=zz==zJ THROUGH EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY.
ali1s5ssz9 On and after Monday April 90. 1861 and
until further Notice Passenger Trains run follows
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-13
"Tender Lines. !"

Scratched with its feet
Beaut iful pup, you are now mince-meatl
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-13
ASHTABULA, OHIO, SATURDAY, JULY 13 1867.

MS. You can't make the ablishnists more
ablishen, and them ez tollers us for the
loaves and fishes we dispense, wood still
foller us, eff the road we take led us strait
through perdition ez a pigeon wood fly.
1t may be that its the method by wich
we shel finally carry Moo England
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-13
HARNESS MAKER.

w. III, WILLIAMSON, Sadder and Harness Ma
ker opposite Fisk Block Main street, Ashtabula ohlo
tIao o-otb;r,I ~ in his limo SD
ID G.. FORD. Manufacturer and Dealer in Saddles,
Harness. Brides, Collars, Trunks, Whips, &c, oppo-
site Fisk House. Ashtabua. Ohio. so
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-07-13

(Wich is POstmaster.) and Professor in the Ham O
,Japheth Free Academy for the developement Nv
intcllck NV all races irrespective of color.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01

President Of the Diet ordered she galleries to b.

closed. f5ii' iE7I.' '''fS - ~ - ~
The editor Of the Politk has BEEN arrested IN
Prague, and it was believed thatsa similar course
Opposition. @rsG 5,=s ..T : - =. - : :
J. BY an order issued in Pesth it was directed that
me PseParatlon for the coronation OF the Emperor
ana Empress as King and Queen Of HunRary
should be completed BY May 20 :. :. q
Inc students Of Finland have asked for permis-
sion Of the Russian Government to hold a ameetine
with the view OF bringing their grievances to the
Hnowiedge OF the Chancelor Of the University, the
of the University refused : = : n :
On the 10th Of April there &as distressing
scene at Sorsemongor Lane jail, London at the
execution g. James Ionsaurst, . young man who
murdered a little girl near Guidford, under cir
cu1nstances of great atrocity. When the prisoner
was brought out to be phioned he wrestied With
the turnkeys, and the Pmioning had to be done
while he was held down on the ground. When he
got to the scaffold he refused TO stand under the
beam, and, after much struggling in the sight Of
the crowd he was held in position until the rope
was adjusted and the bolt dras7n. The scene is
spoken Of as horrible Il ei575 n ~ =
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I i Letter 1rom s.,1 ,i!tl ThaddeIS. S.t;aoy.ns

AN1nADvERs1oNs ON SENATOR WILSON'S RE,1ARKs
10. TIE Observation-Disclosures kEooNsTnUorros
roa1o1TRga1szEsT ,sosE III, AND
w WAsHnSoToN, April az, 1867 EEhe health Of Hon
Thaddeus Stevens is much imrkoyed, and he ex.
pects to leave here for PennaFlvania next week
re tc;day wrote letter for publication, taking to1
nus subject the following extract from notice ol
senator e Henry wilson's recent speech near Hamp;
! Is AeS VEsonl laaa H.. voula s,rl bsSo im5ed;
ment to Southern representation in Congress- Il
they elected Union men, and closed his remarks
py saying that he would leave Virginia with the
fun conviction that . Republican Governor, Eeeis.
tatnre and two Senator's would be elected. ~
=. :. Mr.. Stevens comments on this as folloyys:S
=: AsHINaToN, April 81 Such articles as this are
caicuiated e to do much: harm They throw ohstar
cles an me way OF future reconstruction, beihg
party. Hence much trouble arises from certain
loose end indefinite expressions contained in p hil
which was reported: by the Reconstruction Com.
m.ttee OF. the Thirty ninth Congress, though
HSTe! 1s1; passed. 1t wns perverted by fiction and
Ioly INTO en- argument against the whole party
and congress-: This generally arises from The
scs1e1essness OF the reporters metimes doubt
less, hom the inadvertenoe OF the Speaker.
NO man should make promises for the p1rty. By
Enat n s ssqehor.ty does any one say that by cleo
What authority say. that Virginia WIN elect tVo
1oya! Senators, while in truth there is no Virrinh
Mqch ls to be done by the people and Congress-
oefore any RepresentaHye, Or Senator, or State
say there m would be nc cohfscaton, as in another
pace These things are TOO fippantly said Think
ttney ty had better be grayely pondered. Who is al.
thorzed to trayelthe country aud peddle out am.
nesty lswould Say to the most guilty stexpec.
Ssonaesatgn GO sto Pay those zeo have been robbed
~ 1asaoyai ntet'tf.t 1nesoarnnyw wishes, and mine
only, perhaps H. THhDDEUS STEVENS.
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CosFEpERArE n a PaTVArEERa -Adviees from To
Eonto state that 9. decision has been made in q
case before the corts IA ee, which involves rnnnT
Raan.s OF nternatienala laW arising ont of thewar.
The priyatear Florida captrre the United states
rnail steamer Electric Spark and among xtfssr
taeies secured over si0. 900 worth Sof postage
Stamps, which were sold to private parties IN
Laye1poolf and Slipped to eaaada With the idea Of
9estne. snem into this country fprs sale Hsrs our
ssovarameut obtained knowik OF the trnIsan
tsa9n and nd Obtained IN injunction to prevent tie
Ihe owners OF the stamps petitioned Is the
Court % Chancery. in Toronto to dissolve the in-
lpncaoa snd dismiss the Solicitor Ware, Of
the Rostoflce Department WIS sent TO- tCanada for
the purpose Of taking charge Of the case asd a.1e
eseded IN obtaining 3 decision ins our avor, the
Conts refusins the prayer OF the petitioners. 4Hn
oruer was made that the United States should
fGesant testimony m the case, aud an agreement
was made to take depoaitipns id New York On the
'6th proximo ,and n .Waahin 5sstton and London
slmnn!aneously very soon thereafter, Our Govern
mant y preparing to bring up the whole subject
q pss5vsteealng with this case, a
able;that the whole VIII be eventually car1isa
g tns Hoqss es Lords aaa a<Rllate 20 iawyera.e
gagged IN u despair Of final decieon.-R R1shisan-
Ion Cor. JNe.D Hork World ApFl "a. a ''1'""Ss
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01

In the supge9ge: Court Of New York m Friday,
before Judge 6; G. .RAxaAeD s AN action was
cover for the alleged conversion Of ss0, 600 worth
Of property in North Carolina, in the year 1861 The
answer sets forth among other defsnces, that at
the tame Of the alleged ;conyersion; the oay gov
eminent existent exerdiaing: authority IN the
State OF North cazolina was the state government
itseh, the power and authority Of tha Federal gov gov
ernnaent being IA abeyance that the property was
sold % under the oonhscaion Att, by an agent Of
the Gohssaegata statea under e. decree.of tbs
Courts, and that the ptaint4 purchased it at such
sale The case came before this Court yesterday
ona mpton to strike outthese sdatenssas sffona M
apawef on thesground d 4ie CouYstt oanYstt
held That it could not make such an order on the
motion. Il might be good ground Tor demurrer,
but it must go Eegularly before the Of the
state OF North Carolina the question being OF CON
sivaly by ne United States Courts. Ppn she plain
ti% NJ for the defendant, M NAsaa.s e. 1 4 \ \
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RE31ARKARJE 1sRss k1ls.,
able nlness wAs lSned m thes sExpsess two 90,
thfee and received n6SristIaehf
yesterday tbs e1n the fxsf Hwehty,OaH
has sbeen in constant attendaucss
\ esss ssssd e=sa. having been perfechynens
aible Of "a that passed Ground, her dpmg her. III.
thas occurred - her bedajde which. .st the time
wero as seteesst t1l ler, Ahughs1iS ms m.
@ ose sxsa of asats sss n,ast hsr
4 snarAel4 eeregsSccus11tin Id this csaa.
q ~ hlzs Or zssaSD
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01

a DEcoRArrD Doc In ths Crindean war an
english engineer regiment petted sa dos: called
snoD: which was IN four battles and was srhae-
949ently decorated with;as blue ribbon and medal.
Inc animal died at Chatham Barracks in England
eaat month 4 at an advanced sage. The departad
Snoh ls mOnrned by his fellows: II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01

a5- -sBAToHELOR's HAIR DYE. -THB
sPlEHDD HAZE DYE Is the best IN the world: The
only t!s.e End perfect harmless reahey instar
taneous. No disappoint7naut. No ridiculous hnta
Natural Black OF Brown Remedies the in effects OF Ras
Ds znsdgorates ts hat leaving it soft and beautiful
Ena 9ans1tne sstgnad WSuia A. Bateheor All others
arc nieEe so,d hsa1I
Druggists and Perfumars- Factory. No. 81 Rarclsy
street, New York. s k \.
.aS- BEWARE OLA ACoUNTERFE1r
Deceuoher Z 5s4
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Too prodigal Of sWeefs to satiafg-
..--,...s Dr1nktnG, .ESf5al Smdry.l
And hnnosr everaaoaRh forever ;,s; sffesd
LATEST FROM EUROPE
By srEAMsHR TO, APRIL IL. III

eyeIs Nn1Cn le1G southampton the 16khspf April
arrived at New York at an early hour nSaSIirt1ay
me steamship Minnesota, Of the xG1ion Evil
hams' Line, Captain Harris, trom Iiyerpool the
rived New York sa Y alsp e. e.
Thousand and fourteen passengers.
Taes maal steamship CimhTia3; Captain Tfant
mann aa' which left Southampton ON. the i17ths O
Sunday morning x - = -
e:cmhria brings no more definite infor,na.
aon N refarence to Luxembourg. It;is: clear how
ever, that assurances given by Franch ys
5 8ssPss. sssa " z R9eesesa ds
We have good reason to believe that iora AZ stan
icy has received from the Spanish Government !
fayorable reply to bis latest dispatch on the sub
YIN the North German Pastanient Count BiHmp,arcI
said $500
the opposition prevents me. from :conpletine
the King to relieve me OF my postsss - Iis 81:
were On acstrike:: They demand an additional sixs,
soaon nst @ shsa 1eaGe Voef tRaS' tsRass
qays inseachi The fms wore noe a.
cepted. and many of the men have Lett the town *
Gommltsee OF journeymen tailors ,, says the Parit
las proanesd a lie result, 1es e.
Issued two days back, one hundred and eighty
IN three masters engage to make no CONCESSIONS
aue ane a1taar g assuming 2 serious aspeot the
as e rsisoo5 %az e SoasS S;
raa;oas 1as sssefa nsuzt be bs tos
The American correspondent of the Iondor
press in their Letters prblisheds Aprif 16, repor
that the split IN the Republican party is widenine
dsa. aaa th1s e sbs e pssat
ION, ION tney say may possibly however, to Judge
saa
members OF the Democratic patty The New Xorl
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01

J. 81 MISSISSIPPI ICENTRAIffR"HRoAD COM
PAM sEcRErARY's OFFICE. WATER VAL
LEY. MISSISSIPPI Goth April. 1867. = Ho1dera .,
the First Mortgage Bonds Of this Company are no.
tined thate provision made payment Of the in
terest Coupons falling duo the 1st prozimo May),
at the Banking House Of J. B. KIRKLAND. HILL
IALMAaE "a CO.. No 80 Pine street, New York ::
y tSa3 ts.pl t*. 1 A. J. MoCANNICO, :
April % g#.4 s.,,rot,,-.
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TIE MEEEMa YEggERDAY,-In, accordance with
iarge and somewhat enthusiastic meeting was held
IN this city, Yesterday, f,r the sos organ
ling Republican psrty. There were several
whites present, bat the scolQred eemeptwas large.
II IN the Ascendant Governor Or ana others 81
Inc whites together with several cploredu de.
'hveTed speeches We shall, i'd om nsxt issue; !;
CbE,t,;lbi6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-01

:. CoaREc71oN OF The Richmond Whip
says !e:seenns zdat some .m5sinformAd Marty has
'cSEruioted Azapors that Gsn. Scho1e had issneI
perenptcEyeasaer requiring tanners 10 aaf4is a.
once for au advances fartiGsers, &c., fnrn;aha "a
them tdn nerchants thrnurhont
the STATE. Nothing could be fSrther From the reai
facts. Gcn. 6chofem has been approachad II
1ar1nefs and Marchnnts ands consulted upon tha
Wopr7ety or granting alantnai benefit to botK tar
mar anu commission merchant under the peculiar
c1rcumstances growing out offthe workings of the
e31s.ng stayt law in 4Vrginia. Under that law
creditorsa car. obtain Judgment on their claims.
nnf no executions: can goiorfh- Since April 1855
Eaa commission merchnntsot the State have IA.
1850. money. to the farmara
I1nders the Fromise and ID sexpectation OF then
growing crJpSIsa -
The, sctlon af the conrH In granting iudrnenta
loE debtsS1Ee,pri 10 April aSss. which cicIns is
ssn1arely Snsl11r By laMBaa sfaEmarsSin
tne emna situation Of having iNe1sy creiit
impaired and liens resting upbn thelr!rdHE estata.
70 prevent mi ustice to endorsers and oEaers c-e
tcGs they have been foEced to NAL untet
winch the commission merchants who have Innda
them advances are forced to tgze their ,cInnce Al
COMMON cr96toTa.% To preveat azry aucfr Enesceas
sity on ON the part or tho rusr and af the ennnh
time to sprotect sfand indsmnify fy the
merchant, General lSchoAeid has been irvnk1i3 =
snperyepe his exkanrdipay power. and ssuspand
all action by the courts in ndpmenfu
II sxvil 1a9 Ia fhss SastI.s.
tIue staSe and General Bchofeld Wi1U ~
oeclded!y averse to. interfering with circumstances
OF TIE civil code, has theS matter under adyise
!ment, put has given no opinion on the subject or
NHy
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

a%DIvDEND, 4DTvDEND.-THE STOCK
HOLDERS in the Macon and Western Railroad Compa.
ny can receive Dividend or Ten Dollars Share by
calling on @s w MOWRY CO.
May a.f-tgfl 5@s @ Sonth Atlantic 1v1arr