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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-20

go / did; aud I've kept my were.
Where is iiY
why, NJ, dear. siSa yea here for din-
ner2' as.. 81 Ho.i yiigsJ er4
swiiien ecu'dlisss lls point 0f that
joke. ..F.aa
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The Dimculty on Boyce's Wharf.

",
Editor Daily Ne,os: Since, by your publication
Of the Sd inst, you have done me M injury, Will
YOU do me Justice by publishing correct state
ment of the difficulty on Boyce's Wharf? On the
night of tho lst inst. L WAS sent ON duty on that
post at P. NJ. About half-past z. NJ, being on
the north wharf, I heard noiso, and saw men run
ming down from East Buy toward vessel lying at
the south wharf. l Immediately started over TO
ascertain what was the matter: met man VINO
told me he was Captain Randy OF the brig Che
hnctoo. and that his first mate had been badly
beaten ON East Bay but that NIL were aboard now,
and there should be no moro difficulty. Whilst
talking with the Captain, I heard the cry OF SMa1
overheard p Both Of us run to the brig and found
the mate and another man In the water, notn OF
whom we succeeded in rescuing. After taking
them on board and caring for them, the Captain
sent for bottle Of brandy and poured out some ID
cup, which he drank he then poured moro and
offered mo, about one-fourth OF which drank i
Then bade him good night, and started out OF bus
cabin. Al the bead Of the ladder leading to the
deck I saw man standing with, as Isupposed, a
knife in one hand an steel for sharpening knives
in tho other. As advanced he said: Damn and
hugeer our ewes, You tried to drown two OF our
men, and now want to tako the rest Of 1s away, 90
Won 81 man standing near the ladder said:
'eNo, he helped save en- This did not seem
To satisfy the man above, who advanced, saying,
damn and bugger your eyes, IL! have satlstac-
ton out of YOU" was alone, and oil hands on
board were bllu AuS Jooo SSoAt 40 q AS".
What was to do? warned the man to get out
of tho way and let me pass, which he refused,
cursing and swearing he'd have his satisfaction
out of me. drew my revolver, and, as soon as
aid it, my arm was caught by the man nearest me.
Turning INV hand, fred at him, but missed him;
hsp covering the maa in I front Gf rad e bs whi ba
think, taking effect in the face; he fell, and
started up, firing, one other shot up the ladder,
not knowing but there might be others there On
reaching the deck Iattempted to regain the wharf,
but missed my footing end fell into the dock, rls-
ing on the opposite side Of tho vessel, with my
back to her. Not knowing exactly my position,
and seeing vessel ahead of me, swan to her,
but saw no ono to help mo. Hear ng noise be-
hind me- turned and saw light on another yea
q rope, but too high to reach. I attempted to
catch it but failed, and sank As rose took
hold OF the rudder, when l heard some one say !:
"Another man overheard !" can tell very little
after this. 1 had swallowed so much water, and
was so much oncumbered by my overcoat and
police accoutrements~ that, had been drunk,
must have been drowned. What has happened
since was rescued can better be told by my
physician and my officers. 1t is only to-day that
have been able to leave the house.
Respectfully, z. EYARS.
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To Rev. E. ). MEYNARDrE.

Messrs. Editors: The foregoing commune
speaks for ITSELF Idesire, through the medium OF
your journal, to acknowledge the receipt OF the
amount which it enclosed and In behalf OF those
who have suffered during the recent rigorous
weather, to thank the gentlemon for their timely
contribution.
Under ordinary circumstances, blazonng the
charities of those who are mindful OF their solemn
obligation to God and His poor, would be highly
Objectionable. but at this time, amid 1lnparal-
lcled want and distress-affecting moro or less
oyery order of socety-suoh free-will offerings IN
dicate that the sel6shness to which the wreck OF
fortune and gloomy forebodings have driven many,
has not entirely destroyed thai noble sensbiity to
the demands OF charity which once distinguished
our people; and, inasmuch as the example might
induce others who have not yet done their duty in
this direction, to do 80 without further dolay l
hope to be par Ioned for the publicity which is
hereby given to the matter.
Permit me to beg that those who are blessed
with comfortable homes, cheerful hresdos, and
the necossaries-in many instances the luxuries-
Of life, would remember the poor, whom we always
have with US. And even those who have but little
to spare yet much to be thankful for, may place
their thank-ofering upon the alta1-a reasonable
service to Him who has promised to accept ID
such language as this: ''Inasmuch as ye have done
it unto one Of the least Of these, my brethren ye
have done it unto me:
Very respectfully,
d. J. MEYNARDIE.
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enough, hid violent hands upon his pile OF green
backs and fled in haste, richer BIZ three hundret
and fifty dollars than ere he betook himself tt
flight. Hong has brought suit for recovery, ant
Hung is now in custody. ,4.,,..
the M psst three days, but Eho livery stable keeper,
charge such exorbitant prices that none but thu
rich can take hired slide; man named King
thought this hard csse,- and 80, yesterday, see
ing an empty sleigh standing most temptingly II
the street he got in and treated himself to 8 rde
A gentleman named Lean, to whom the sleigh be
longs, takes exception at the proceeding and pro
aecutes King, whereupon the case comes Up IN
court and the Herald facetiously calls it q KING,
Lean affair.
The jury Of inquest held over the body o. the
in which they find "that the deceased came to bus
death by stab wound at the hands OF Charles
Manuel (colored), alias sBummer Charley, at NO.
46 Thompson street, on the 29th day OF December,
1886, and they find Thomas Cook accessory before
the fact"
Tho Board Of Health reports that many OF the
tenement houses in this city are in such a filthy
condition as to bo uninhabitable, and order tnat
their condition be Immediately improved. Inc
Board are much alarmed about the cholera WINCH
is to visit US next summer, and are very properly
taking time by the forelock.
A man who stole double-barreled gun on New
Years night, when arrested and held TO answer,
answered frankly that he did steal the gun, but
was drunk at the time; that ne mad put an enemy
into his mouth to make him steal away gun, and
should be excused. The magistrate failed to see
the thing in that light and did not discharge either
the man or gun. It appears that there was muca
method in the drunken mans madness, as he had
pawned the gun which be had stolen-thus did be
begin the year.
There was quito an excitement in Wall street
Yesterday caused by runor that the President
was about to be impeached The gold and stock
operators were ct q loss what course TO pursue,
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Domestic Markets,

EVENING DISPATCH.
New YORK, January 8.-Cotton steady and un,
changed. Flour Sc. better; sales IN good Dds; OF
State and Western at 50 75@l4 35; Ohio Sl2 lug
IA So Southern irmer; sales 300 bbls. at sl2eoil.
Whea. firm but quiet. Corn unchanged; sales
5000 bushels Mixed, in store 81 zig. oats nr..;,
sales Is, 900 bushels; Western 67@69; State 7legaz
Beef quiet. Pork easier; New Mess si9 fo'9zl.
Lard quiet. Whiskey dull.
LATEsT-EvEN1NG.
The Cotton market is quiet and dfoophS' sales
21OO bales; Uplands S45c, Orleans Sosc. flour lou
firm: sales 5000 barrels; State and Western ~ ~
s14 SIS; Super to Extra Ohio s12 10 sl4 5o; South.
ern firmer; sales 400 barrels at s12 ST. WheaS
steody sales Is 600 bushels at 50 45 for AliWaukce
Corn closed dull at 1c lower; sales ,OO0 bushels
nixod in store at 81 2Os sl2la closing at at 81 2Gs
and 81 % afoat Oats less firm; sales 29, ,OOo bush
els Of CT 72c. Pork lower sales $500 barrels new
Mess s19 62 500 rs, closing at $50 30. Beer heev!
Lard easier; sales 800 barrels 1ls l2se Pstro, co
leum steady; refined % SOC, IN bono. !5., Gon9c
heavy Rice quiet; Carolina 9$c Susar sSeaas ssa
but quiet Molasses unchanged: Naval stores PRES
firm; Turpentine 66 &C., Rosin 81 70 q slo. 9olo
closed at l34s Freights quiet; on Corn to Liver
pool by sail sd, by steamer sd.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
The Dry Goods market is somewhat revived anu
goods this morning more freely offered; There ls
some little reduction in the price OF Bleached1
Goods, but nothing special. Great taus reaaeeo
sc. Bales quoted at 2sc. Few patterns Spring
Prints opened and sell readily. Dark Work mac
tive. WoolIens very quiet, but unchanged.
IATEI-EyENISd.
The Dry goods trade much better to-day Ihere
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Our New York letter.
[Yaou OUR SPECIAL correspondent ]

New YORK, January 4.-The annual report OF the
Police Board, just handed in, shows that there has
been nm alarming increase in the number Of arrests
for crimes and other misdemoanors in this city.
The average exceeds that of the past seven years
by eleven thousand, but the number Of those
whose business consists in the cutting OF throats
robbery on the highway, arson, burglary, and the
lko is thirty per cent. larger than before that is
to say small fry criminals havo beon doing good
business but the large dealers havo fourished in
a most extraordinary manner. New York city to-
DIV puts both Sodom and Gomorrah in tho shade,
aud it advances in crime as it has been advanc-
ing for several years past, in ten years hence it
will be as ordinary an occurrence for man to cut
a friends throat rs his acquaintance.
It rumored here, and tho report is generally
believed. that Ball, Black & Co. have failed for
two millions and half If this be true thore s no
doubt but that other failures will follow, for when
the middle pin falls or ono Of tho middle pins, it
seldom falls alone, and Boil Black & Co. was a
very important pin in the mercantile bowling alley.
Mon who are better acquainted with business mat
those who orc not-tcl1 me that merchants have
imported too heavily, that trade is exceedingly
iuil and that it would not surprise them to see Q
financial crash ere long, They predict that several
large houses WILL go up, ailu tuaI Solo VIII uAietr
follow suit, and go up in different aceeptation OF
the phrase. You noed not be alarmed, however,
for I am willing still to receive my pay in green-
backs without discount.
In accordance with an Act Of the Legislature
empowering the Street Commissioners to contract
for the repairing of Broadway from tho Battery to
Fourteenth street, tho fat job has been given to
ono Charles Guidoi, who undertakes to accomplish
Il for three hundred and seventy-two Thousand
dollars. Tho street will be repaved with granite
blocks, three and half to four inches wide, eight
to twelve inches long, and nine inches deep to be
set not diagonally as at present, but at right an
rles with the sidewalks, is said that by this
arrangement there will be surer foothold for
horses and loss slipping: The work will be begun
nm the first of next April and will be completed IN
eirhteen months from that time.
Thore Ricbmonds are in tho field as candidates
for United States Senator, the Richard, Horace
Greeley. being out of the lists Ira Harris, the
present incumbent, wishes to retain his position.
Roscoe Conkling prefers it for himself, whilst the
friends Of NOAH Davis think that he is the bost
man of the three. 1t matters very little to your
readers or myself which Of the three Richmonds
comes out victorious, therefore dismiss the SUBJ
ject. ,,o.,o.o;on
OF the few Cinnamon who arc in this city-eY9n the
Chinese indulge in faro they not only gamble put
thnv cheot-not oulT cheat but steal. a Chlnaman
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, January St is stated that many
voted for Asheys resolution simply to get it into
the hands Of the Judiciary Com1uirtee where it
will probably remain.
Mr. Randall, of Pa, from the Committee on
Banking and Commerce, yesterday introduced
Bill gradually to do away with tho bank system,
and to provide means for the gradual extinction
m the national debt. 1t proposes the issue of three
hundred millions legal tender, one hundred mil
lions each year. to be used for the purchase of the
securities now held for the circulation OF such
banks; these bonds, when purchased, to be consti-
tuted q permanent sinking fund, the accruing in
terest on bonds to be appropriated for the pur-
chase Of other. Indebtedness Of the Government
The Bill names the Secretary Of the Treasury, the
Attorney General, the Secretary of the Interior
the Comptroller Of tho Currency, and the 1rcas-
nrer OF the United States, as five commissioners of
the sinking fund.
The chair announced the passage OF the Suffrage
Bill over the veto amid profound silence, when
the crowded galleries rapidly dispersed without
the slightest manifestation of feeling.
WASHINGTON, January Son Mr. Niblacks mo-
Gon to-day, that the House, as has been the GUS
tom heretofore, do adjourn out Of respect for the
anniversary of the Battle Of New :Orlears, Mr..
Ashley, of Ohio, said, THAT is PLAYED out A
member not recognized said, Jackson is dead"
At this point OF the proceedings, the regular Con-
gressionA report says, in parenthesis, laughter.
The Internal Revenue Fraud Committee resumed
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Woollen goods are unchanged, without eviden
signs Of Improvement Standard sheetings ar!
firm at 22c. Bleached regular prints are hrm. Al
other goods are held at the same prices. Carpets
and hosiery very dull.
MONEY MlRKET.
Gold 1S43. Money GOT per cent. Sterling 81
Stocks irregular. Coupons 81, 10Ss @108S; Coupons
'G2, 1O72@l07t; Coupons 64 105S @106; Coupons '65
10Gs sM1062 per cent. Ten-Forties 100. Treasures
1o4i@1o5. New Fiye-Twenties loa. Carolina sl1ef
The "Commercial" reports Money close at per
cent Gold steadier at 94a34s. Governments quiet,
but little changed. Sterling fairly active at 9}a
The excitement in mining stocks continues; Cory
don is up to SIS rs; Gregory SIC. .7Oal7
LATEST-EvENING.
Money closed more plenty at 7ger cent Gold
firm at a4sa34s Sterling firm 80, Goyernmeat Sc
e. 1851; do. '64, 105}a1o6; do 65, 1o64alOet Ten
Sorties io0. Stocks frmer under the reported pro-
bablo Withdrawal Of Mr. McCulloch fir ON the
Treasury. 5ooo
ales. Middlirg Upland &c., and frmer. Receipts
ST.. ST. LOUIS, 1y January s-Evening. - For. Flour
there is better footing and medium grades lei "a are
25c higher superane ranges rom - SoalG 0G sa
Choice SIS Goals Wheat firm, Fall ranges from
50 G0a2 IS. Corn buoyant and higher at 85a9Oc
Oats advanced, sales at 6Sa72c. Whiskey lower at
81 1872 20. Provisions easy. Mess FORK s2oa2G 5O;
Hams, sweet pickle 50; Bacon Shoulders IL; Clear
Sides isJalsb; sugar-cured Hams 17s. Lard LIZA
l34. Hogs sGa6 IS. The drovers asked an advance
at the close Bran easier at 81 40.
LOUISVILLE, January 8-Eyening Tobacco sales
of GO hhda at g Twgg county leaf sla L. 50a an
SIS so. Superfno Flour 50 75... Red Wheat s2 80
Sheiled Corn, in bulk, 7Oc.; in the ear Goo. Oats
Csc. Baled Hay SCI. Hogs Sc 25. Mess Pork
500 IS. Bulk Shoulders &c. Bacon-Clear Sides
14c.; new augar-cured Hams 17c. Lard, IN tierces,
12c. Whiskey nominal.
CncrNNAm, January S-Evening..,.Flour steady
and unchanged. Hogs hrmer and higher; sales OF
1000 head Of SC 5a7 receipts $500 head receipts OF
the season 600 head which is within 1000 OF the
whole nu Dor packed last year. Provisions quiet
Tut firmer. Mess Pork $40. Lard sli 10. Bulk
Meats-Bacon inactive and nominal Money close
and the demand active. Gold 1884, buying.
BALTIMORE, January s-EveningIElour i firm;
stock moderate Wheat firm; sales of PennsylTa-
mia Red, fair quality, at ss 50. Corn firm; yellow
81 O201 Os white 81 o5 Oats dull and Dropping;
in fair demand. Provisions dull and unsottled. ut d
Naval Stores inactive. Spirits Turpentine 6sa6s:
Whiskey irregular; sales Of country packages ut
81 80; City and Western nominal, at 50 2502 So
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TELEGRAPHIC.

OnR TErEGRAPHIo FAC1LrTfEs.-Our arrange
ment recently made with Mr.. CRAIG for receiving
early telegraphic reports OF tho New York ant
Iirerpool cotton markets, is now fully completed
and we have regularly each day from eleven t
one o'clock, on our bulletin, tho morning cotto,
and money quotations of both markets. Yester
day at IA o'clock we had the reports from botl
places. This arrangement Will be Of advantage tt
merchants and others, and We invite them to tht
benefit Of it.
Our Cable Dispatches.
LONDON, January 7-Eyening 902
Fives 72. Illinois So. Eries s6.
PARIS, January 7.-Mndrid advices report exten
sive preparation Tor the arrest OF the threatened
outbreak in Spain.
CoNsTASrNoPLE, January 7.-Ohicial accounts
from Gambia announce the suppression. OF the in
surrection. No armed resistance, except by few
struggling foreigners, who have escaped to tho
mSsasass. Toanos' the transports destined
for Vera Cruz, to bring home the French troops
have departed, conveyed by heavily armed iron.
clads as protection from Liberal privateers 1e
ITEnpooI, January Cotton mas boon steady
sales u, 600 bales; Mddins Uplands l5d. Bread,
stufs steady but quiet
LONDON, January s-Noon.-The Times q!
this morning says that it has good authority fol
to ot ba been FoId to AJAX the United
States Govarnnent to accent of arbitration in tho
Alabama claim question.
IAep.n1e TannaTv a-Noon French feet ir
MEXICAN waters have been directed to remain
there. SO as to collect the customs duties.
SSs,;ces 90 II have inst been received from Corea
STATING that the French troops have burnt the
palace and government house at RanghoW. Az
sa;1a5 Seps' 90 1oe e't''- -
AiSs; MonrsoE, January s-Noon.-It is reported
snat a -osar5a aaniia if The reyc!S N That
IaSon5 IsTn el1sts Lasts 81 . forfnieht ionger.
isifo~ Tn.noS n1 Jsnnarv S'-The Da News denounces
- ,1nN;es tSe nrnnosed nrssentat on to Parliament
ss ss s,,ns1 umMisn ,,ot;t;ams ~ po =.
u PpsII nasI1 Tanmarv sThe election Of members Of
olaLrs, eerroaa psrlioment has been orered to
ts,.a tne new lev Esh.norv - 11tI, Lug
tafe plsee Isnn.r eu, aMTba italian Ambassador.
rfToraii has finally settled the question rela
pig tn tba status Of religious matters in
Ronoe " nnder fhe Italian regime The Papal Cabi-
et baue creed that hereafter the appointment OF
R;sbons Ts @ shal be made by His Holiness tho Pope,
H. Ia o,,ro;ntnente fo receiye tho sanction of
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A Worthy Object.
MONEY MARKET,

CHARLESTON, january >, 1oof.
Mu Dear Sir: From some charitable neighbors-
mostly merchants sum Of one hundred and
sixty-seven (s167) dollars has this morning been
collected for the poor, the half OF which-say sss-
has been entrusted to me for distribution; and
know not how can better dispose of it than to en-
list your kind agency in the matter. Please at
once find some Of the many needy you know OF,
and apportion tyour discretion. 1t were unneces-
sary to say to you my dear sir that this contribu-
ton is for the needy, no matter whom.
Very truly yours, &C.,
(Sigrod) Il. III. boILEh'
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New York Legislature.

ALBANY New YORK, January Sin tho Assem-
bly, to day Bill to repeal the Act for granting free
passes on railroads was passed bya large malorl-
nriety Of prohibition or regulation of houses OF
prostitution. Also Bill to allow criminals to tes-
tfy in their own behalf in State Courts.
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NEW YORK, january S.-The morning papers are
all opposed to the impeachment OF the President
by. Congress. The Tribune says nothing is now TO
be gained by impeachment, no matter how much
johnson deserves it.. The Herald says Johnson
has been guilty of nothing more than his partizan
predecessors, from jackson down. The Timos
says the charges are nothing more than what have
been stated over and over.
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ag BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.-THIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the bost in the world. The
onls true and perfect Dys-harmless. reliable, instan
taneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous tnts.
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the I'll effects Of Bad
Dyes mygorates the hair. leaving it soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed Wltam a. Bachelor. All others
are mere limitations and should be avoided. Sold by all
Druggists and perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street. New York.
@ BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
OecamGer 1U lyT
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@.soUTH CAROLINA, CHARLESTON DIS
TRIcT-IN CHANcERY.-oFF1cE OF THE REGIS
TER IN NEQUITY.-wnIIAM ARMSTRONG Is. DUD-
LEY B. coMsTooK, ct aiI appearing 10 my atatisfac-
ton that DUDLEY B. coMsTocK. one of the defend
ants In this cause Is absent from and resides beyond the
limits Of this State that the ordinary process Of the
Court cannot be served him; motion Of Complain
ants Solicitor ordered that the said defendant DUDLEY
B. CoMsrooK, do appear and plead or denur to
this Bill, within three months from the publication OF
this Order or an Order pro contesso viii be granted
and entered against him.
JAS. L. CAN'T, Register in Equity.
Decembar9 lamo3mo Charleston District
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aS The Relatives, Friends and Acquain-
tsncea OF the late Col ARTHUR P.HYNE and his fsmi
ly are invited to attend his Funeral Services at st
Michaels Church, This Aornino, at Ten O'clock
January
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@ ALL CLAIMS AGAINST soHR. MAG
NOIrA AND OWNERS, CHisR master. must be render
ed at our Office before 70 O'Clock noon ToXorrav. 9th
inst. or they viii be debsrred payment
=. A. ENsLoW CO.,
: January No. Los East Bay.
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@ BEAUTIFUL -0lIEyALIERs
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restorep 9grsy hair 70
It's original color and youthful beauty imparts lite and
strength to the weakest hair stops It's falling out at
once keeps the head clean; is unparalleled as hatf
dressing Sold by all Druggists and fashionable hair.
dressers, and at my Office, No. 1195 Broadway, New
York. SARAH A. CHEYALIER, ID. D.
J,nuarva 3mos
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moHARLEsroN AIMS HoUsE.-THE COM
M1ssIoNERs OF THE POOR Will elect, on Wednesday,,
9th January, 1867. MASTER. MATRoN and BOOK,
KEEPER, to serve for tho ensuing year. Also. contract
ors tor BREAD and BEEF TO be delivered at Aims House
on Tuesdays Thursdaya and Saturdays Applications to
be loft ut the Aims House prior to the day of election
nanannhar 81
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nh. con.em,,ed Fenians.

NEW YORK, January S-The Herald's Montreal
dispatch SAYS that Sir John Mitchell has received
no intelligence of the Communication of The sentenc
| ed Fonia1s
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MARRIED,

On the evening Of January Sd, 1857 by the Rev. l.
MuILHR at the German Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Mr HENRY a. ALBERS to Miss JOANNA O., only
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sS NoTcE.-sAvANNAH AND CHARLES
TON RAILROAD coMPANY.-Pursusnt to the prou.
ons Of the Act Of Incorporation meeting Of ths Sub
scribers to tho Capital Stock OF this Company (sir
Thousand Shares, equal to Ri1 hundred thousand
dollars, having been subscribed and paid ,in VIII be
holden az the Planters and Mechanics Bank Building
East Bay on TauridaH the 10th day Of January. at II
O'Clock, NJ sor the purpose Of complete organization
of said Company and for the election Of DIRECTORS to
serve for one year. or until another election sh.n be