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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-27
Notice to Township Clerks.

The Township Clerks Of the sew
eral Townships in Howard County
Iowa will notice the following chang :
es, made by the County and State
Boards of equalization in the valua-
ton of tho Real Estate in their re-
spective townships for the year 1867,
and in making out the Road Tax for
the year 1868, the changed valu-
tion will be the basis of such tax.
TO the valuation Of tho County
as equalizcd by the county board Of
equalization, the State Board Of
Equalization added ten per cent.
The changes were made by Go,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-27
FRIDAY. MARCH. q, 1868.

state Dem0cratlc Ticket
For Secretary Of State.
Hon. DAVID HAMMER,
Clayton County.
For Register Of Land Office.
A. D. ANDERSON,
Dubuque County,
For State Treasurer. -. d.
LAWRENCE MCCARTHY,
Woodbury. County, H..
For Auditor Of State. Ky
HARVEY DuNLAVEY,
Davis County. =
For Attorney General. ..
J. H.. WILLIAMSON,
Warren County. a~
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EVCF1 vECIf t1eCr600e0 TIE pODoe~
l0rttNO this valuable H0tr P5vD~
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ton TO restore GRAY OF FADED
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selGteS and ssOss1'fShes the AsSs
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applications, aud OtUes the h0jr
that SpLc9ldid glossy uppC0r01sc0
20 mech admired bN nll... a. a.
HaNeS, M. D., State AssHNet ~
Macs, says, ssfhe cOssstitucssts are
pure aud carefully scLected for
erccI.ss:s G.:G!tsey &, a:.d I const&ss-
tts intended p,s,.oOses.,' Nc psso-
fish a treatise ON tho hair, sOlsjclb
licntiOa, sUJttch contains cOns1,eesa-
d0tOyy notices from clerOynte5s,
plilysicitIlts, the press, and others.
We h0Vo nude the study Of tJtG
hair and It's diseases a specially
for ue0y'S, and EnOaV that zoe make
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

FIRST MORTGAGE Bonds OF THE UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY, to the amount of Eighteen Mil
lion Dollars, have already been sold, and they are
now in constant demand for home investment and on
foreign account. They pay six per cent in gold,
and run for thirty years. AT 1G2, they yield be
tween eight and nine per cent to the investor and as
soon as the issue is sold, if not before, they will
doubtless command much higher rate As a first
mortgag on the longest line of railroad in this
try that is already earning than its interest la
bilites on its way business, and which cost nearly
three times their amount the security is undoubted
Subscriptions win be received at the Companys Of
fee No. 90 Nassau-st. and by John J. Cisco & Son,
No 80 Wallst. NewYork, and by most of the leading
bankers throughout the country, wherea new pamph-
let containing full description of the road and its
securities can be obtained
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
THURSDAYS WEATHER REPORTS N. -
MINIATURE ALMANAC
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT on NEW.YORK.

PORT OF NEW-lORk....OCr S-tLb NM
S..m.hips-Gen Barnes. Morton. Sayannaa Union Won sn
Rcston- ALemale Couch. Richmond &ci Nens bease
Crowe Charesion Missouri, Van Sce Havana ana Nassau
n r Diigo johnson, Portland
ship-Sandusky, Norton, Baltimore =, -, A., - vv..,., In
R.INsT Packer Holloway San Franchises Lucy "srrep up
ton Havana n, cus c.,on.n. Mrcnloaeb VEL
co.. Flertwng PARK Port Melway, s. Como "hans Dio-
raltar J. Armstrong. Peterson AnuguA NJ. W N u.rerm
Schrs-Compromlse Barlow, Sandwich, MSS W. ~ hnLtam'
cs. New BEDFORD K Lunt Hilton Head Arthur Jordan Dao'
Ious van Bruut TOoke Nlmngioni EdossSa e"owp,'
Pnmbuco aud Bsbai Rebecca knight Bartlett rhiadePha SF-
Hass, Jackson, Providence
ARRIVED.
Shin lydia skosed Carts Liverpool a days mdse and pass
sI Creeyy London and Isle OF Men nose an" pass
Rsrs White Wing Mern Salt Cav, 7. l., hdays SAT-
re- Robt C. Wright Walker, Kingston, JAM iogwood &c
ny Martin W Brett Thnrow shields 81 days, mdse
Bsrk Hector Mseloon Liverpool . days, Bdse
scHo0SkRs-KlvKk AND CoAsrw.k
J. Jones' Virginia rrankIn Den' vG.nS. nssa" " =.
" 49,, ~ n.nn yirgini, g. p Taylor Washington, " T.
l. A. Seson, Virginia raNnre' 'Hs'N'
Evs, Vrgihia. |..
DOMESTIC PORTS. -,
O., y, .Scsco Oct B-Cleare ship Fleeiford Tor sew
~ 600 ssck OF wheat; ship Herald ofthe Morning ior
00G .ack, OF wheat 5000 bbs Of four snip '
RosTSy Oct sArrged Rapid from Gorse scprs nea'e, @
vb1e. Sea Flower L. Newton Earl Denance anu L''N"' ~
NeSioTk Ell a
, c,,,a, Oct R-schE Defiance laden Win umeef run
ashsre on snake Island kee SnHag We
o.l, this morning and is In dangerous position.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

moderate sales Of LOO bbs i9lec bulk and 2ld2lie in
hS Refined IN bord lower and heavy, st NdDfc o W. on
The .po sales Of 500 bb buyer month at s.e ksPh-
ths Is quiet
BCB-neoCn moderately scve with sale. Of some 200 bags at
50 5ol gold, in bond; Carolina dull Of stock
SUGASRaw Sugars have been refnrs and
sold TO fair extent the trade pnces freely sustained
closing strong on basis Of l9e for fair good Refng sales oi
1897 bids at ~ G2se for Cuba ql3ic for Porto Reoi l4i @
l5ic. for Hsris.
sEkDsrsss Seeds quiet Clover 4c nomnay, and Tim
othy $36S3 2l Rough Flax IL selling a ~ s0d ~ 85
TALLOW-Ihe market Irregular n Il. Gl3ie
the lAtterrSe for Choice
"HiSKf-Ihe market unsetled small sales Free 81 3s
Bonded 8 nominal
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

position line have terminated their contest. The
former has bought the steamer Oregonian at cost,
and the latter has withdrawn the rest Of the opposi
ton boats, which to be laid up The settlement
is perfectly amcabe the interests Identical and
there is no chance of further competition of any
kind in the future The settlement has brought III
large class OF substantial investment buyers of the
stock, and the outstanding short interest sreported
to be very large.
The conditions of the MarpOsa Trust as previously
stated correct with exception. Alter the IN
terest upon the certificates which is accumulaung,
is paid in full the Trustees are to divide any excess
to the Preferred Stockholders, not to exceed per
cent per annum The amount of certificates already
issued as stated by of the Trustees is $2OC0OO;
the whole amount authorized is $iOOO,0OO. The un-
converted bonds are a lien upon the estate, and
should they remain unsatisfied the payment of any
dividends upon the stock would be resisted unless
these arrears of interest paid The stockholders
do not come in possession of the estate until the
Trustees have cancelled all tho certificates or have
the money on hand to do 50, and should the estate
prove unproductive the certificates and bonds would
be first paid in full and any paid to the stock
holders Two years default in payment of the interest
on the certificates would the estate to be sol
to satisfy them The Trustees are said to be in fund
sufficient to put up necessary machinery to work the
mines and will attempt to make them productive.
During the month of September the receipts Of the
Morris and Essex Company fOrpassengeTs SG90S &C.
and S0G3l 67 the passenger receipts Of the
month last year. when $5S57 l9 received. In Sep
tember 1866 the receipts from the &c.,
$50 81 showing increase in 1868 OF per cent S2
26S IS the passenger receipts of September 1896
At the animal meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Toledo, Wabash. and Western Railway Company the
Board elected the following officers: A. Boody President;
Warren COburn, Assistant President; j. NJ DrummOnd,
President, Secretary, and Treasurer; George ii.
Burrows, General superintendent; and C.. H. Pierce OF
New York. Transfer Agent
The Boston AdratiScr OF Wednesday says:
Tie money gradually getting working order snd
although few the hanks End themselves all
the most Of them douttng 20 their customers quite
freely. occasionally selecting choice from the lists OF the
dealers The densld for money continues quite active and the Of
not materially lowered rule tbe bsuks charging their
exceptional large average
dcpositors reported
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

PACIFIC RAILROAD OF MISSOURI SIX PER CENT
GOLD BoNDs--The Pacific Railroad of Missouri.
having completed the purchase of Five Millions of
Missouri State Skies from proceeds of sales Of its six
per cent gold mortgage Bonds, and having paid
them over in discharge of all its Indebtedness TO tie
State now offer through the undersigned about g..
100000 more of its six per cent gold mortgage Bonds
due in 1855 Coupons payable, February and August
The proceeds to be applied TO payment of Bonds
about maturing, which will then leave the entire
debt of the road 100000 in six per cent gold Bonds,
the annual interest upon which will be $4,000 in
gold while the net receipts for the present year will
exceed 8, 100000 The road from st. Louis to
Kansas City, 2S3 miles. Price for the present, par
and accrued interest in currency.
CLARK, DODGE 81 Co, No. 81 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
RECEIPTS OF PRODuCE

TT tlhtI TfsFIs. ond RdiIr0dda
OC 8-656lO bush Wheat g9 hush Com 4375 bush Oats
1 bush Rye 2 45l bush Barley IS bush
$40 bb Corn Meal 900 bags Corn Mea2 a3 bales Cotton O bb
Crude Petroleum bJJ bhl Rened Petroleum, bb Spirits
nenine COZ bbs Rosu 27 bbl Tar II pkgs 81 pigs
Lard 10 pigs Ashes 4e p sean SIG pkg Butter 259 boxes
Cheese ~ hbs raow II rkgs Dried Dressed Hogs
oil Cake 90 bb. Copper "a bills WHISKY Bgg 2lO bales
Wool lOs bales Hons 628 sides Leather 76 Hides bids Tobacco
?6 boxes and Tobacco 6 Pkg Rice 2OO pkgs Starch $50 bb
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

DOMESTIC MARKETS
Oct 8Flour denEnd light wheat fair
and higher: sales 1900 hush No Mwakee sos 7oO
bush do ST. 1900 bush No Chicago at 5O $500 hush No
Milwaukee at co.. 20 hush Amber Canada at 81 80 and 81 o5
bush Chicago 81 f0 000 BUSH Nos and Mwaukee
81 81 Corn in fair demand and beiter sales iO bush No
~ o. 8OO bush DO at Al Oii 5000 bush Choice al
81 2fO0 bush No Western Oi arrive. Oats better snd
active sales 5000 bush Western 6 Rve held at t market
nearly bush Cauada TO-
asking - Is at close. Other articles unchanged
RFonr hrer Wheat quiet; sales of White Mh
ganS2 IS Amber Michigan. 92Gsl 9I Nc Red ia 81 III
advanced 25c Choice Minnesota
n +8 Illinois. 81 80; Medium
s6 5Od &c active ~ for No. and ~ 81 for No
Oats s2ic for 40. Corn. DC for No. p
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
Nrws PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains paers Of vessels arriving ai this port are
persons exhibiting the written authority Of W. Mmonton oene
Agent News packages o Journal Of Commerce TINES lRBuss
World Sun Express Post Commercial! hateisrr ssaas
Zang Yorker Journal aud Ner Yorker D"oTH shoua ass
be delivered only 10 the persons
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
THURSDAY. oct. s-P. NJ

Gold opened at 1872, sold at 1i00l3ss, closing at
1%GalS9 SIC bid for the of gold tomorrow. The
erines at the Gold Exchange Bank were 50, SOL GEO.
and the balances $24s75l9 93 1t is now understood
that the SubTreasurer will supply his needs for the
coming month by sales of gold. His receipts will be
from si5OO0OOO To Sl6,O0OOOO and having already on
hand large amount. he easily sell the whole re-
eript- of the month should he require much cur
nncv and still have large balance after paying
the November interest Government bonds are dull
anil lym. with good demand for investment. The
market however, lacks any speculative activity.
State bonds were lower; Old Tennessees sold at GGsG
g.: new bonds 6j. GGG; North Carolina e per cent,
O.: new bonds, GG,GGG; Missouri, per cent, 9l3.
Railway bonds were firm: Mariposa 10 per cent Ger
tfcatrs advanced to 4J; Cumberland sold at 81.
Western Union Telegraph Sc Quicksilver 2502i4
Eyplc,s shares were lower Adams, 5Os; Wells
Fargo. G0a29. American 4Ga45l; United
State, az: Merhants' Union D.. Pacific
Nail sold al 12GsG129l closing at l2'a
Railway shares were irregular. New-York Central
vas strong selling at 12s! Erie opened at 49, sold
at A.. recovering 70 4Q.. Long Island sold at 45,
Michigan at -. Cleveland and Pittsburgh lost part
ofts advance sellingat S7.GSS Northwestern Com
mon 81. Northwestern Preferred 50, Cleveland and
Toledo lO3. Rock Island 1O4. Milwaukee and ST. Paul
soels sold at 90. Toledo and Wabash 6lt, Fort
Wsue llli. There was no special activity notced
bot there was moderate business done IN all the
leadng shares Reading was weak declining to 9os'
Agenera strike has taken place IN the entire schuy
kin region with demand of an advance OF ~ per
cent by the colliers. At the Second Board the mar
ke was unchanged. Mariposa Certificates 45a4',
Pacific Mail 127.. Cleveland and Pittsburgh So New
York Central was active advancing TO 1921 closing
pahrd The balance of the list was dull and steady
apport was circulated that another lock up in
:. smey was to be attempted this week Government
sads after selling oil q. per cent were in demand
II 4.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
TONG ISLAND RAlLROAD.-Leaye James

m for GreeBport and all stations sresp Woodnde na Mos
sep Willow $3.50 kIPryss IraI 70, Grsap0 '.opPSs
Isa. Mpso Hek,ve and all stations Bast t0 m Noftnpon
p,.,pesr Trau al stations except willow Tree m
SaTb lain Passenger Train and all ssopa All passenger trans
ac, With trains aud from Hampstead and en Cove
sepJ,y Excursion Train Hunters Point m for Hempsd
n Nh in Northport all sistons arrives al Haa
,,r. Point at 6.lO p m Takes eject June IL 1903
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

ave Entrance Twenty -seyenthsL
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YoRk; .,.
FOR New and Bridgeport 100, 800 lhLL IL" A. NJ '
M 400 (Br) 345 40. 80 and 800 Er) ~ -oo :, N
For Milford Sod fairfield. Southport, and Wes'por' "" '
a. m 3t5, 40. $50 p m .oo ,,.o 49, ,o,sr,, aoo R,l
ia, tT,'1.Isn III G I c0 500 II 9Oa mi a45, 40 53opm
W, s.mtoi TOO 100 (EIl 900 llD nj lAl9 ELb - -"
N,I as 20 (Rp) 40. $50 $50 O. % lErl p m ots
For Greenrich and intermediate stSuoo' IO0 'O' Inv '
ai5 40, $50 6Op p m.,,x,cr,yc rpItSs
vp,o, Il, surnSse 90 A. m (EI D. 800 (EL), 500 p m
For Boston via shore Line, lll5 LEX 500 m ooo p ~
For Hartford and Springfield, 400 a. H. tEA' 4''' ~ N' wv
w. Connection, River Railroad 500 tErl Ri'r m to Mon
"s, , Ia T. Posdsnes sud T,hk Railroad 800 tEI) m l'
Haven NsvLondOu and sonngtOn Railroad "SOo m
~ w. c c Railroad 500 m I2l5 to Northampton and VIII
Lsnsbnrg eoo.n anna m
- N.nsstnck Railroad 300 a. M, 1UO Y ~ 80,
n."hnrv and Norvalk Railroad. 100 800 m i|l' =" o M
CouInodous s'esPns N JAMES H HOYT supt
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
THE MARKETS.
lcnrefnllr rrpo1ted hon TLe rrhnne /

Careiary reported for The Tribune
THURSDAY, Oct g. 1855
AsRs-Ths market fairly active aud steady at 20 " for Pots and
slO 30 for Pearls -,
COTTOY-Tle market DALI buyers operating only In small
lots 10 pressing Prices b c q 10 closing
irregular sales Of f3 bales including Sk7 spnners S to exporters
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
p4SSFNGEkS ARRTVED.

FROM SAVANNAH Oct ain steamship Montgomer-W Fni'
Ter " r. Pok Hunt c. c. Fitzgerald, Lynsst9n T. EIsdeI'
bnrg Muot T. Wyye H. Lsman J. Hunter H. S6iey Nor1An
G Mise H. L. Ward Chas Kent s. Wilson, IompAihs =, LIN
/. r. Rowan, A q. Martin, l. Lowry
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
slort -0larNtn's gutit,.

Nrw-ioRx. 8
.'. PoxrwARprss OyFIcE, No % DWnhaiast
NOTICE il hereby given, in accordance Win
~ Section the, Act passed Aer IL 1851 snnAsa IN ,
the Wardsus % the Port OF New iork 70 az pels
IN or having charge OF toe suhect natter OF such nqn
srauon or survey that following vessels are now nnar I
or s1anhsHossi
S comuesd within succeeding ta h'-ee. "A
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
fingutial.

TOR SALE. -
il ROCHESTER, CITYfSBvEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
WATER WORKS COMPANY SINKING FUND BONDS. DUE 1881 :
INTEREST PAYABLE JANUARY AND JULY. BEING FIRST
CLASS SECURITY AT A REDUCTION BELOW PAR. AND PAY
ING AIARGE RATE OF INTEREST oS TIIB INVESTMENT. A
LIMITED AMOUNT FOR SALE BY ALBERT H. HCOLAi,
STOCK BROKER AND AucTIoSEER. No ~ PlNESE, n Y
nor SALE-A choice Cabinet Collection of
MINERALS embracing lot Of gold silver copper lead and
other specimens which VIII be sold
Appv to ALBERT H. NICoLAY.
NP'' No - Pine
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
Cupartntrsbp 9utitts.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-Noticei is here
h. ,n h,t SAMUEL r. KEYS Co. Of Cincinnati Ohio have
hen t- into the Banking and Commission business
ofsorrTER 4 Co ofthe city 81 New lork - - -
VI "'0NN' sOuTTER l. Co.. No. 50 WilfAmst, Nev-fork
5VUE Copartnership heretofore existing be-
Tbppa, Sparng sr Thomas Sparpg jr hereby
dissolved by mutual sent IiiomAS stan ~ ~ ~ Jl
New York Oct :, 1903 lhohAS hAhDiN"'s'
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

The Ofnnnndt Commercial Of Tuesday, SAYS:
There considerable activity 10 the money market still although
the demand for loans is not generally heavy it last week. but
who then temporary seeking place
longer de Currency n fair supply but s Of interest
fully sac bank aud l. = cent u the Market
nj C
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.
TIE BANK oR ENGLANI


LONDON aThe weekly Of England inst
made public show that the Of specie It's vaults has deeread
&l9J COO sterling since the last report
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

I
- -CANGR TIME. On aud aher septe"9%s %l| - | 30 r,
IN nn - GI,W Leave Roosevelt aud ufAuu rsil'
't"r south seventh.st wihamsbarsbh at yoo ' - w.
va Cor Isp and intermediate sahonti al uS ~ l''
I,n.r, Returning eaye sip 6;l9 aud H shu y w. vp
ping az intermediate stions ana nom l'ina''' " ' N
iI,A Az @ & oct~ay and Fire laui will leave BY the so' a. H.
aud $40 y. trains ,.. "a IN aud t Wire Island
PAsenkes heAe''" NV N's'"' x WHITE Supenntsscegt
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

NEW JERSEY II. R.-CHANGE OF HOUR,
w,ornr sept -, lsGa-For PHILADELPHIA Vi. hss'ns'
s'1 m Via Camden. a m m. p m. wa ~ rsa'o
no. M igJ .. m. q. For Bali and Washnsoe @ =
i,tI m $500 D. For South aud :. VIA W in,
soR TIM wBST-ro Cincinnati and Chcago-8D I'M ~ w.,
msp m $40 and 9:O p M trains thIoas1 ,rD"h @ 10
~ ehsngs silver Palace sleeping train run VII s ~,
ners without change making connections a. also on
An m tn on aud Thurs. through 10 Smsaso ,r
oanecnS one in advance OF other lines WY ~ ~ YS r st
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
WtASing GarOs, Dc.

At VIM. EVERDELL" SONS, No: l04 Full
N toust-WgDDisG CARDS and FihS srAiioNhhi' VISA"
Ashed lsls) ..r
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
THE MONEY MARKET.
.nrs AT TIE srocK KxcHANeE.-FIqsr CALL,

r %, p.- il3 Ia 600 4 ) g. $40 Cou 65... ilot
.D.l 6s IN tOn.......lA 'l5tO Sts '@V W" lO5,
ra d go guur bi.......il3
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

Asa 'y temains unchanged at sal per cent on call,
, ~. Iofeased offerings at the lower rates. Com
~ paper sslls freely for best names at per cent
,e -'s : Exchange is steady at quotations: Lon
- uay', l0&0l0sE; London. sight, 100. a 100. I;
6ss,a' PRIME commercial, lOs0lO8s: Paris long.
az Pans, short, 5.17lG5.1G.; Antwerp. 5.22a
fts,. 'Ni's' lz.a5.20: Hamburg 95t@35. Am
a. -, D. ~l4 40. Frankfort, 4o.Q4O. Bremen, "a
n n Berlin, il.aus.
Pr uansaetions at the Office Of the Assistant
1ie,s. were; Receipts for Customs. $4,000;
b., iof Gold Notes, sl5l 900; Total Payments.
Ssss 30 my ''''''''''0 o. i0'"i Necelp's'
piAh..ss are very dull. A vessel was chartered TO
W. Win Petroleum in boxes at ia2d. per box.
fikl.a'n nom an undoubted source that the Pa.
q steamship Company and M Webb's Oh.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
NTEW-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY IS, 1868.

Station NewYok corner Twsntyssysnht and fou%
VIVA av. Entrance Twenty sevenhsL
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

PIrTsHrEGn. Four WAfSK CHic.Go RAILWAY Co.
OYTIcH oF THK SECRETARY. PIrsBrKGH sept ~ 1902
TTHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
COMPANY hsve declared the regular QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
mo TWOANDAHALF PER CENT free of Government tar
on the capital quarter ending sept 81 payable o and after
the Office of Wnsow Lanier Co,
No 27 Pne registered NeWlok and at the ONCE Of s
Treasurer registered Ptishugh The transfer books viii
3)h inst at and reopen 90 ne ION dy oi oeo
az 10 ID. D. W hti'hiNSON Stce'My.
OryIcy oY ina 4 syTT \. PARK NoKTH RAL)
CONFANY, cor. Tcgihaye and tli{ h,rsi-st, {
VNIIE STOCKHOLDERS of this Company are
notified that their Annual Meeting for an eetu 9i e
tors pectors or the viii be held At NO.
II Claubersst TUESDAY, the 2fth inst, At Y o'clock
ROBERT WAKEFIELD Seeretary.
OYYcg ov IIANrsming BALTIMORE CosL Co..
No 70 BKoaDwAY NgvioEK Oct 2, 1868
UNUE ANNUAL MEETING of Sharehod-
e Of this COMPANY the election Of Directors ior ne
ensuing year. will be the oce Of the Company on
the 18th inst
iA' P VIII SANG- NJ. PoSD. Secretary.
MEMPHIS, Ell PAS0, and PACIFIC RAIL
WI ROAD COMPASrS SIX PER CENT FIRST NokfIASh
LAND BONDS principal and interest payable eoh o 'e AZ @
and accrued interest. iu c1rreucy, by
HODGSKIN. RANDALL HOBSON No. IA BFoadtt
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