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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

w LANDS New Work, entitled CHRIST and
THE TWELVE, or Scenes and Events In the Life
of our Savior and His Apostles By DrsJ.I G. Bol-
land author of " Life of Lincoln" Timothy Tit
combs Letters" &C.: with elegsnt llustf1ttons on
steel By the FIRST ar rtists in the COUNTY, VOTE OF
ite author Of q Life Of Lincoln, g Timothy TIT
combs Letters, &C., will be wanted IN every Chris
tian family, and cannot fail to meet with aAarge
and rapid sale Agents already in the fsld are TAX
ing from 60 to 100 orders per week. No other BOOK
neW published sells 80 rapidly Largest eemmis-
sion given to Agents. aFO. terns and territoFT sp-
slml No 80 west Sth St, cineianat,
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From the Tifin Tribune: We are glad to
inform the public that Tiffin proposes to eel
-ebrate on the Fourth. We have received as
surances that there viii be demonstration.
The Fire Department, in conjunction with
Che Turner Society, will bold Social Pic
ME in s suitable place, yet to be selecteds
The committee INST last evening, and we
will give the result OF tkeif consultation, in
our next At the Democrats County
Convention on Saturday last, E. T. Stickney,
our late County Treasurer was nominated
for Representative to the State Legislature.
We presume Mr.. Stisknsy wants TO 20 down
and look up the "soidiers fund that he was
80 long finding in our county treasury.
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An ordinance.


To provide for ihe Mode of Constructing
sewers in the pify Of Freunont.
SEQ !. BSl osdaia5d5y nc City Council
Of the CayAg Frebsont, (two- thirds Of all the
membsrsde6ncurfing,) That main sewer bs
constructed in sewer distriet No. 2. accord
iug 10 TIE plan and Specifications thereof on
file in thesoffice of the City CLERK, marked A,
State Street main sewer, which sewer is to
-eommancs BY iRtezseating with main sewer
at the west corner Of State and Front Streets,
thence extending westwardly along the
South side of State Street 10 the south west
corner of Justice Street.
SEC. 2. That the estimated cost and ex-
penses ofSonsi rneting said sever be levied
andsssessed inthe following manner namely:
That each lot or parcel of land in said sewer
district No. be ievied- sud assessed in
proportion as nearly, as may be to the
benefits which may result 10 each lot or
parcel OF land therein situated.
SEC. 3. That all levies and assessments so
made and confirmed by the City Council
shall be aud operate as asleyies on each lot
or parcel Of land for the sum therein respect
lively assessed, the same 10 be certified to
the County Auditor of Sandusky County,
and placed on the tax duplicate and collect.
ed as other taxes are collected.
SEC. 4. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its passage.
Passed June 5tb, 1867.
liihlfS $ SD. ID. BOTEFUR, Pres't.
F. eWILLNER, Clerk .~,-~-.
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The Platform is as followa:


The Republican Union Psrty of Ohio, in
conveptioa assembled. declare: 80 n
First. That one of the ereat lessons of the
war. Is that The America, peopIe are a ns-
tion. and not merely 4 confederacv Of soyer-
eipn and ipdependent States. i - -.,,.i
Second. That our existencs A a nation Il
based ON the great principles announced II
the Declaration Of Independeaca, rindicated
by the Proclanation Of Emancipation, the
constitutional amendment sbolisAsng slavery
end the spirit Of Republican Democracy and
Justice which uudsrlies the reconstruetiou
policy of the 39th and 4Oth Congress- and
which We hereby fully endorse, and which
we demand shall be carried into complete
effect by every needful act Of additional Leg
tlaiioni So r'.;a.r .eI.,a / -. .,Ii5a
Thi-d. That while we viii alvavs cherish
and defend the American system Of local and
uuoisipsi self.eovers ulept for Ioeal:p l:pSrposes
and national Government for national pur-
poses, and while we are unalterably opposed
TO sli attempts st centralization and consoli-
dation Of power anywhere, we hold thst lib
erty and human rights constitute our great
national boon. which local or State or1sni-
xaticns must not be allowed to abridge On
take svsv. le : ..l-s.sf .i1i-'i3
fOurt0, Indl lfnDueQ Win Iu0 SpIr1L Ol
frue Democracy and believing that the pow
err necessary for the purposes Of attaining
the ends of government ought not 10 be re-
stricted 70 a privileZed class, but should be
vested IN the vbole people, without unjust on
odious distinctions or qualifications moi
equally attainabie to all, and further believ-
inr that tbess sentiments arein strict accord
ance with the spirit and tendepcy Of modern
civilization. we placs ourselves on the sinpIs
and broad plafform Of impartial manhood
suffrage al embodied IN the proposed amend
menf to the State Constitution, appeaiine
With confidence to The intelligence and pat
- S tbs h,Iiot Sor - 80 = -, 7
Fifth, That the American people owe
md sailors Who, s J. in in tie last struggle ior'ouF
national existence 80 no6iy fought for ou5
sacrifices 5 which they endured, the loyal men
Of Ohio hereby Plsoge . them aSJ SI, % ,s me
defence Of the nation, our sympathy and sub
Sixth, That we approve and endorse the
mlsary aomln,s.lasl09 Ma; s . oSr ph;l Sh
idsn, in Louisians, and pledge him aed ths
S;cts S,i oP tbe SOUTH "a tbs G eordisi suDpor u
she iIsins-men Of Ohio in their efforts 70
stsses and to secure the organizstion ofiSy-
a and cOnstitutlona governments Is N ne sa'n
Seventh That We fully endorse and ap-
prove o. tne n aoT,nlsa;lon Ga "a d q our .ssen,
hearty thanks for the faithful and able man
1ss "a scn sns sn e es bs ars and an honor 0
our noble State. es,.,. ~ ~ 80 -,
Gen. HAYES, the candidate for Gov
ernor, Is 90 well known in this locality,
having formerly been resident d
Fremont. that no words of introduction
or commendation from us are required.
Our citizens are pratifed at his nomin-
alton, and will rejoice over his election.
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7 2 - Z - = = . -I-|- !
Tournaments seem to be the order of the
day. The Bellefountajne. people have ar
ranged for Fireman's. Tournament at that
place on the 4th of July, aud large mum :
Der of Ere engines, hose carts, and hook and
ladder companies from. different cities, are
invited to compete for the prizes. a Z Il, q
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Legal advertisements.

A TTACHMENT NOTICE.-Israel
IN Loose, Plaintiff, ss. Daniel King and willian
King, partners By the Hrm pane Of d. King BROTH
or. Defea dants. Before p wilmer. Justice Of the
Peacs Of Sandasky township, Sandusky county, ohie
On the 10th day Of june A. D. 1857 said Justice is
sued an order Of attachment In the above action
the sum Of sixty-a and 6s-1oo (s65 68) dollars.
ISRAEL LOOSE.
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| TTACHMENT NOTICE.

A TTACHMENT NOTICE. Jacob,
N Winters, Plaintiff, %. Daniel King and william,
King, partners By the arm name of D King Broth
or, Defendsnts. Before =. Wilmer, Justice of the
Peace ofSandusky township, Ssndusky county. Ohio.
On the 10th day Of June. A D. 1867, said Justice
issued orcer Of attachment in the above action for
the sum Of one hundred and sixty'six and %. 100
(s1oo e2D dollars.
JACOB WINTERS. 80
Fremont, Ohio, June IA, 1se7.-24ws. - -,
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-fftf rs''.'-4H-rt
Itforms the sole Western link ofthe only route to
the Pacific which is adopted BY Congress and aided
bTthe issus Of United States HGn6s- y gTy<a "a 4
Their road IS siresdy completed, 1eqafpped and
running for "A miles from saessnente Q within ~
amount af the work Of Grading, funneIling, &C., be-
youd that point has been accomplished 30
The first Mortgage Bonds Of this Company afford
ors, for the following among other reasons, viz:
%. .000,0a0, Ga -sss5gsi3 sEss3 /
Fsra Fierats Of interest is six per cent. Geld
payable semi annually in the City Of New
Second. ms Principal is payable in;G0ld at matu-
Third fhs cost Of the Bonds, Ninety-Fivs Psr Cent
as'l and accrued interest, Is fenzPsr Gent. less
ss7To than that ofthe cheapest Six Per Cent. Gold
- Bearing Bonds Of the Govsrnnent.a uel1s. .
Fourth. The United States Government provides
fs nearly half ths amount necessary to build the
entire road, and looks maialy 10 6 small per-
Hsbi centaes on the future traffic for payment
Fifth Owing TO This liberal provision, accompanied
with Extensive Grants Of Pubic LAndz, By
ss The e sHl1
and its financial stability is altogsther inde
Of IN. contngeneiss which attend
ordinary Railroad enterprises.
Sixth The Security of its First Mortgage Bonds is
therefore ample, and their character for safety
and reliability is equallsd only by that of the
- otrSAtioDs ofths Government itseh s.
In.
are already largely in excess Of the interest
obliEAtions which the Company will incur on
twice the distance. and are steadily increasing,
rendering the uninterrupted payment of the
Interest absolutely certain.
Eighth Att the pressntrate of Gold they pay nearly
sk Per Cent. per annum, on the amount In
vested
The Bonds are issued in denominations of 81, 900
with ssmisanusl Gold Coupops attached, payable in
New York, and are oEersd 10 the present at % per
cent and aceruedinter tfpcurrsncy) from Janu7
ary 1st. ITS ffA ~ = =
Orders may be forwarded to us direct, or through
the princsbie Banks and Bankers in all parts OF the
country.
Ramittanees NAV be made in drafts on New YORK,
or in Legal Tender Notes, National Bank Notes, or
other funds current in this city, and the Bonds Will
be forwarded to any address BY Express, Ires q
charge Inquiries for further particulars, oy mail or
otherwise, will receive punctusl attention
FISK kHATCH, Bankers and Dealers in Govern
mend Securities, Nos, Nassau Street, N Y.
NB-AIl kinds Of Government Securities receiv-
ed at the full market price in exchange for the
Above Bonds. Also,
TAII descriptions of Government Security Kept
constantly on hand, snd Bought cold, OF Exchanged
U-Gold Coin and q. 8. Coupons bought, sold,
and collected.
check at sight.
fY- COLLECTIONS madthroughout the country.
.KxMscelIAnsous Stocks and Bonds bought and
sod 1t the Stock Exchange on commission for cash.
ET-Speclal Attention given to the Exchange Of
ss7snsFkiry Notes Of all the Ssfies for the New
Bouda oflsc6 on the The most isEsrahle
tsrus. ls.us. 8. Mp.
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TTACHMKNT NOTICE.-Perr

King, partners Of the firm name Of D. King Bro'h-
o., Defendants. Before y. Wilmer, Justice o. the
Peace ofsencusky township, ssndusky county, Ohio.
On the 10Th day Of june, A. d. 1857, said Jnstice
issued dsr Of attachment in the above action for
the sum Of seventy seven 7sloo lS77 49, dollars.
= v,..,,. os,. J,,.,. ,,s7Hdass rEnsa clone
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A TTACHMENT NOTICE

n J. overmisr, Plaintiff, ys Daniel King and
William King. partners By the firm name of D. King
& Brother, Defendants. Before 2. Wilmer, Justice
Of the Peace ofssndnsky township Ssndusky county,
Ohio. =
On the 1oth day Of june. A. D. 1857, said ysstics
iksuod order Of attachment in the above action for
the sum cfseventssn and es-loo ($lI So dollars.
JOHN J. ovERMIER.
Fremont Ohio. june IL l365.-24v3
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4 TTACHMENT NOTICE -

: A TTACHMENT NOTICE.--Oliver
Voorhies, Plaintiff, rs. Daniel King and Will
liam King, partners BY the hrm name Of D. King 4
Brother Defendants. Before r. Wilmer, Justice Of
the Peace Of sendusky township, sandusky county,
Ohio. ,>5
On the 10th day Of June, A. D. 1867, ssfd Justice
issued order ofsttAchment in the above action for
tbs sum Of two hundred and seventy six and s0-l0o
($276 s0) dollars.
OLIVER VOORHEES,
Frsmopt Ohio June IA 1897 z-2av2 ~
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!. F. WILILaIEa,. IlaIEr Clerk -. =

.On with the dance, let joy be unconfned !;
No sleep till morn when youth and beauty
ochase the glowing hours with flying feetl"
Aud catch a cold going home in the morn
ing, that fingers for weeks, and perhaps ends
in settled Pulmonary affection. When
this is the case, first try. all the nostrum pre-
parations in the market, and when you End
yourself growing continually worse, pay a
abllar for a bottle Of j. W. Poland's White
Pine Comp6und, and find yourself cured in
ttceles hours. Sold by all druggists.
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A TTACHMENT NOTICE.-Fran-
n cis n. Winters, Plaintiff, % Daniel King and
William King, partners BY the frm nsne of King
Brother, Defendants Before 7. Wilmer, Justics
Of the Pesee Of ssndusky township Sandusky county,
Ohio. -
On the 10th day Of june, A. D. 1857, said Justice
issued order Of attachment I'm the aboye action for
the sum Of thirty three and 4o100 (S33 z0 dollars
FRANCIS NJ WINTERS.
Fremont, Ohio, June IA, 1SeT.-24x3.
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Union State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
RUTHERFORD 3. HAYES.
OF HAzIIsor oOUxrr.
FOR LIEUTENANT eovEREoR,
.6 SAMUEL GALLOWAY,
'.iHi4 ~ or FRAsKLN ooUErr. nas
JUDGE sUpREME coURr, i'a'
JOHN wELoH,
or ArzExs COUNTY.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
JAMES n. GOODMAN,
OF nARiOx COUNTY.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
SIDNEY o. WARMER.
OF LoRGIE ooUxrT.
sessrR fEfa8sf
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
WILLIAM II. WEST,
or LOGAN covsrr.
FOR coxPrRoLLEK OF TREASURY.
MOSES a -sRArLEY,
OF yurrox ooUxrr.
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STRAYED-From the farm Of Jere-
~ miah Gibbs, in Riley Tp- eight miles north of
Fremont on June 9, 1857, bay yesrling mare Colt,
on the Pike east Of Fremont June 10. liberal re-
ward yin Be given for the recovery or information
lsading to the same. Address, JOHN MORRISON.
z4WS HaliviIle Tp., San dusky Co.
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RepuhIlcan stale Ticket.

The Republican State Convention
which met at Columbus on Tuesday
last, nominated the Ticket which we
place at the head of our columns. All
but the first and second are present in
cumbents, ii'z 1ai tEi fgaHin
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M TER COMMISSIONERS

NE A s TIE r COMMISSIONERS
I'VE. SALE William kePhersor rs A. b. JspaA
say and Henry zeilly. Notice Is hereby given fbsfi
win offer for sale at public aucton ut the door Of The
Court Heuse In Fremont, on Saturday the 10Th day
OF July, A D. 1857, at one O'Clock p n. Of ssd day
the following real estate owit: Beginning At TIA
southwest corner of lot No. IL, in the yiIIsrs n
Clyde, county ofSandusky, Ohio; thsnee southsast-
erly along and In the prolongati0n Of fhs ne OF s,
lot untl such fre iDtersects the line running east
and west through the center Of section thirteen n3
In the tovnship, Of Green orssk In said COUNTY.
thence west along said center line, far enough 70
make four ~ rods In width from the southeast oor-
ner o. said lot In southvsstery direction on iins
with tho back end Of ssid lot; thence In northeast
erly direction to point to the northeast line ctbe
county road leading from the turnpike in the village
Of Clyde to the village Of Green Springs four "a rods
in southeasterly direction from the soutbesst cor
ner Of said lot and theue four a. rods along the
line Of said county road to the placs of beginnipg
making said lot parcel of land four ( rod vide
aud being known and described as lot number twevs
Q2 in the village ofCyde; tsksn ss the prot of
A. B. Lindsay and Henry Eefllsy ON an ordsr Of al.
In favor Of William NcFhcrson, fssued 0y the Cor
ef9ommon Pleas ofthe countyof Sandusky. and 10
me directed as Master Commissioners of said Cont.
Appraised at 81 ,16o 90. Givea under my hand this
1stk day Of June, A. d. 1857.
J. L. GREENE, Master Commissioner.
J. n. LzHMuN, Plaintiffs Atty.
Fremont, June q, 1S67-24w{.
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Fremont, Ohio, June IA, 1851 = -aa.s. ~o' '~
A TTACHMENT NOTICE Lpa,a,

"A LIN OAAMHEsA NS1ASEs--sf0 0b0f
\ Poss, Plaintiff. %. Daniel King and William
King, partners By the firm name of D. King Broth
er. Defendants. Before =. Wilmer, Justice Of the
Peace Of Sandusky township, Sandusky county, Ohio
On the 10th day Of June, A. d. 1857, said JustIce
issued an order OF in the above action for
the SUN Of thirty i've and % 100 (s35 23) doilsrs
PETER POSS
Fremont Ohio June IA. ls67.-2zws 49,
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ERIE COUNTY.

Z The SaDdusky Register of TIE 18th says,
Mr.. CHARLES CONVERSE, an old citizen and
merchant of that city, died on the llth, aged
So. He came TO that city in 1895, and with
exception of few years passed on his farm
a short distance in the country, be has re-
sided in this city. He was early identified
with the mercantile interest of Sandusky,
and during period of thirty-two years he
has been known TO our citizens as an honest
man--The Sandusky Journal says,
Mr. FIRTH, Of Milan, and elderly man well
known in that place, died very suddenly at
the residence of his son-in-law near Belle
vue, on Friday morning, the 7th inst. He
walked from his home to Rorwalk on Thurs
day, took the cars TO Monroeville, and arriv-
ing there walked out to his farm, distance
of six miles west of this place. He went TO
bed feeling as well as usual excepting ia
tigue from walking so far. The next morn
ing as no eesmed to be sleeping, his friends
thought best not to disturb him till late
hour, At last they entered his ROOM, aud
found he was dead. His age wssabout SIX
ty-fye years.
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| TTAOHMRNT NOTICE.

n ohsrk Thoupson, orin o. England and John
P. Thompson, partnsrs By the frm mama Of Thomp-
King, partners By the frm name of D. King Broth
er, Defendants. Before n. Z. Tyler. J. P. Of San
dussy township, Ssndusky county, Ohio. Z
On the 6th day Of June, 4. D. 1857, said Justice
issued order Of attachment in the above sction
for the sum CT eighty three G1 dollars. 81 ESS
THOMSON 90, &
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No. ) Nassau -, n. Y.-
2 iifF h'JS 95iih y III

Their line will extend from Sacramento, California,
across the Sierra NeEsdas to the California ste
line trazsrsng the richest and most populous SEQ
ton OF California, aud thence through the great
miaing regions of the Tsrroriss TO the vicinity Of
Salt Lsks City. esfh :.
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Neu ADVERTISEMENTS.


zG:7I17g777 70F T7o7iT5T00 7 : -TaT =
,Uo1s sdi svad % baIigpea aj llsis s.ls4,i
I'd hsTUss5uI I EIaislu75s saEiscTq sfi has
NEW7EfRnI.s sIssE5lHisi3 NEW FIRM,
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From the Norwalk Reflector: Buyers i'm
form us that no wool has yet been offered in
this market, but we believe they are pre-,
pared to offer 40CD45c for the article. .
We heara rumor that the German Cstholits
of this village contemplate the erection of a
church for their use on Hester street, that
will be an ornament to the place ---.---- Mr..
GEORGE SAwYER, OF Lyme, this county,
sheared his famous buck on the 7th day Of
June last, with the following result weight
of carcass, I56ib.; weight of fleece, 26 Lie
H.; length of stample, 25s inches time of
growth 1215 months +; color, medium ); fine
ness, 2; oil, medium cleanliness /; dem
sity, keep of sheep, housed; symmetry
of carcass, I.------ This village was recent
ly visited by hail storm which did much
damage TO window glass, growing crops and
vines. The storm occurred in the afternoon,
and we understand that on the following
morning piece of matted hail stones was
picked up about foot long and three or four
inches thick.
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ii I'd ttIlsilica gscitiis,: RRaiI FRoss.

-.y.sRE EHaE.
eonneetiens an u6brokeh line > - 80
e to,s .i ACROSS THE CeNTINENT.ssif'.s ,
H.. f,o,..,,- ,...fssf..t .7ft.....,, -. =. =. =.
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HANOOCK GOUNTY.

From the Findlay Je6srsoIan.s The new.
hall of the l. o o. F. of Findlay will be
dedicated on the goth, at o'clock, p NJ.
The public are invited Jason Black.
ford has been relived of bis position as AS
sistant Assessor OF Hancock county and
Jho. T. Oarlin succeeds him. The new.
School House building is progressing finely.'
The basement is up and is built of cut stone
ten feet high. The building will be credit
to the town "A few days since, child
Of DR.. Ballard, about three years old, while
riding with his father, fell from the buggy
and broke its arm------ Court comT1enii
eed its session Tuesday last. There is a
large number of cases on the docket, and it
is thought the session will last three weeks
.------- The house of Mr.. E. Edwards, of
Biglick township, was burned 10 the ground
on Monday evening last. About two thirds
of his furniture was saved. The house W as
insured. Mr.. Edwards seems to be partic-
ulary unfortunate. He lost an arm IN the
survice of his country, and shortly after
returning home, while cutting limbs with
a Mandrake, wounded himself so severely III
the bowels with the axe that his life was
despaired Of Following this is the loss Of
his house s2 on b
From the Findlay Courier: We learn that
last week a lot of stave timber was shipped
from this place to Germany, to be used in
making beer kegs The Catholic con-
gregation have secured the services of Rev.
Father VATTMAN, from Missouri, in the, place
of Rev. M. DECHANT, who goes, to Bethle-
hem Stark county, o.
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Pay Up!

HAVING sold out my buainsss, wish TO close up
who are indebted to me either by note or book ac-
count, will please call at the Office of NJ. Z. TYLER
ESQ.,, where they can pay them within the next 80
WIZ HENRY LEsHER
Fremont, Ohio, June u, lSc7.-2Sva'
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STEVENS. HOUSE,
0N TIIE EuRoPKAN PLAN.a I

"a, %, % & ~ broadway, Ne ", 0ppo-
y 2 site Bowling Green. s'aiot
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MEANS. OF THE COMPANY.
RosPEeTs FOR BUSINESS.

The railroad connectiOn bstssen 0raa6a and the
a aog saJ ~ 2. ne nioe
two weeks IN Nay were SIl3000. These sectional
earnings the road progresses win much more thar
ray the iutsFeston the Gompzny,E b0uds. and ne
tween the AtIaasie and Pacf6s hlues BE immense.
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~AIl descriptions of Government Security Kept
eonstantly on hand, snd Bought cold, OF Exehaaged
T-Gold Coin and U. 8. Coupons bought, sold,
aud collected. .,r
EEDeposits resolved ON liberal tetnas, subject to
W- COLLECTIONS madthroughout the country.