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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The stagnation and dullness reported for the
last two weeks continues. Nothing is talked Of
but impeachnent and all are awaiting the YER
dict. Business has been excessively dull during
the week past througheut the west, owing to our
heavy and continuous rains, which at the present
time of writing have made the roads throughout
Northern Illinois impossible, cutting oft CON-
munication between the country and cities, and
farmers have been unable to market any of their
produce. One favorable feature in this, howev-
or. is, that produce has been of late gradually
approaching in price, so that we may safely say
that the farmers will get their coveted price OF
one dollar per bushel for their corn by holding
until June.
We cannot but refer to the railroad interests
of the country, which at the present time are
receiving more than usual attention. We see
that convention will soon be held al Cincinnati
to form party having for its base the consolida-
ton and reorganization of our railroads through
congress, claiming that they can be so managed
as to reduce the cost of transporting freight over
one-half of the present tariff We would also
mention that the competition of through eastern
lines has reduced the fare to 500 from Chicago
to New York
Exchange on New York, Chicago, England,
Germany, France, &c, remains the same.
Government bonds are not much affected by
impeachment, and are quoted by L. A. Sherwood
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LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS!
The Great Female Remedy for Irres,
l0rilSeH.

The Great Female Remedy for Irregu.
lariiies.
These drops ere scientifically compounded fluid prepare
on and better than any Pills. Powders Nostrums Being
liquid their action direct and positive rendering them
reliable speedy and certain specific for the Of ali sb
srucons and impressions Of nature Their popularity is
indicated by the fact that 100000 bottles annually
-d and consumed by the ladies OF the United States every
of whom speak tue strongest terms praise their
great merits. They rapidly taking tho place every
other Female Remedy and considered by all who know
auht OF Them the surss safest and most infsbe pre-.
pantion in the world for the of all female complaints
the removal Of all distractions of nature and the promotion
ofheah regularity and strength Explicit directions stating
when they may be usod and explaining when and why they
shauld not could not be used without producing effects
contrary t. natures chosen laws will be found carefully
folded around each bottle, with the written signature of
JctS L. LYON, without which are genuine.
Prepared 10y DR.. JOHN L. LYON 1913 Chapel Street. New
Havcn Conn., who be consulted either personally, by
wall enclosing stamp ccncons all private diseases aud
female weakness Sold by Druggists everywhere
CO. CLARK & CO.,
june 90 Iy-ss. Gsnl Agents for U. S. and Canadas
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Il Co. rs follows :
The Markets,

The general produce market throughout the
west is reported dull" mainly because the state
Of the weather has been such as TO retard opera
tions. Prices, however, keep well up, and when
business does open, the indications are that it
will be good.
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80. Louis Market.

80. H0Uis Market.
ST. Louis, May II.
Flour-Steady and unchanged. Sales super.
at 1925; extra at $S.55g9.00; double extra at
S91jq10.75: choice fancy fall at $40 1875
Wheat-Choice fall firm, with full prices.
Sales at S2.90@300; spring, dull, and buyers
stood of; small sales at $211G21S.
Corn-Firmer, but slow, at 80 o5s.
Oats--Advaneed 3d4c, with sales at SlGS4c,,
Rye--Firm at $177gl.S3.
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New York Market.

Now York, May IA.
Flour-Closed slightly in buyers favor, with
moderate export demand for low grades.
Wheat-Dull and rather heavy at s23GG23S
for No. 2. and $2.45G2.4 AS for No. spring
Rve--Scarcs and firm at S2.OS9210.
Oats-Dull and heavy at S7}aGSS114 &C for west
ern, ahoat ag
Corn Heavy at $1.1G91.17 for> new and old
mixed western aaUat and in store.
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0 v Onsunlptlves.

The REV. EDwAED A. WILSON will send free Of charge)
all who desire it, the prescription With the directions for
making and using the simple remedy by which he cured
lung affection and that dread disease Consumption His
only ec 10 benefit the afflicted and he hopes every sui
fer will try this prescription, it will cost them nothing
ana may prove blessing. Please address,
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
No. 1855 South Second st., Wiainsbugh, NY
Nav IL 1S61.-ly So.
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OTTAWA NhOiesaie nfarISC;.

Ottawa, May Is.
It is difficult to name price for almost any
article OF country produce, as next to nothing
can come in We saw load of corn, for instance,
sell the ether day at S105, but that would GER
tainly not be the current price were any consid-
cradle amount coming in. The figures below are
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Eclect,c or New school system of Medicine,

Eclectic or New Sch DOL system of Medicine,
Embracing every modern reform and improvement in the
Medical Art Poisonous Mineral remedies dispensed WITH
They produce y and 10y the foundation for future i'll health
Parents should that tlsir children doscd with
mineral poons alike injurious. The greatest modern
Improvement in medicine consists in containing the active
medical principles Of and plants concentrated
form. They Eclectic Faneltc,, and before
equalei in the treatment Of disease. When jucouy ad
ninisterea they disease with wonderful certainty
DIR. OLIN OF Ottawa
Represents this great reform in medicine and will attend per
sonsly upon all forms Of disease either acute chronic
surgical when desired Violent diseases, dphera, cholera
Group dyseney ieses dc very successfully treated by
genuine Eclectic practitioners they scarcely losing any
while ia old chronic they noted everywhere. They
always called upon repair the mischief produced BY
other ri, siciane with their skill or cure' remedies
Coughs o. 10 or Is years standng Catarr!, with the de-
struction Of the bones and soft tissues Of the nose Con-
SUMPTION with partial loss Of lungs Syphilis, with foul
walk scrofuous diseases of every variety and severity
Deafness from to 90 years continuance; Rheumatism with
enlarged and anchyosed joints spermatorrhea With dee
tia Diseases of The Eye, &C. &C. have been cured, and all
Of which will be most happily referred to for tho benefit Of
those similarly afflicted. lie all cases Of
Fever and Aeue.
Dlea-es Women and Children specially treated Medicine
and surgical instruments of every variety, expressly adapted
to these various complaints Consult him. dec e2-.p-tf
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CHILD & BRO

CHILD & BRO. are now receiv-
ing their spring and summer stock,
embracing the Leading Styles OF
Ladies, Misses 4 Children's, Men,
Boys and Youths Boots & Shoes,
most of which were manufactured.
for them, under the direct super
vision Of one Of the firm, and are.
unsurpassed for Variety, Neatness
and Durability. This being a.
Branch House Of an ExtcnsiyeI
Wholesale House in Boston, with
years Of experience in the trade,
can certainly get Goods here tc|
sell at from Tea to Twenty pei.
cent. Less than any other house ii
the city, and customers can always
rely on finding a full md complete
assortment.
Country Merchants will find it tc
their advantage: in the matter O.
freight, time and money, TO buy
their stock Of US, as We can anc
will offer the same inducements
that Chicago and other Westerr
Jobbing Houses do. II
Remember, that we will not BIZ
undersold. Please call and exam
inc our Goods and Prices.
ALL WORK WARRANTED
No trouble to show goods. Man
utacturing and repairing done to
order.
a5.aa
| CHHEEV ER'S BLOCK
No. 2 Court Street,, Ottawa ILL.,.
No..2l Pearl St, Boston, Mass
D. ~, 49, st' H.e. ti ...r.sr $3.50
No. 43 Brady st., Davenport, Il.
Ottawa, Nay Sd, lses,
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.Fur Sale ann to }Sent.
yNARW AND COAf. LAND FOE StLU,-

Il offer ~ Of Land Tor sale situated II nios south
Ottawa the Yernlon river anil miles, from
This farm will be within Is mile Of the junction Of the o. O.
d E. R.y Il. Il. ana the Chicago. Seueta Lisbon r. r.
when completely which both under contract I'D being
companies viii permit. The running the
Ottawa O. r. V. L. x. from Wenons the H. II. to
Sreaor SO Of this Irm und-rlrd with vein Of
the beet coal in lncs being nom 10 Jet thick and Ices
hundred feet from tn, surface IT,. surface land il
Of tie best quality OF prairie except 10 Of which is
timber 50 ander cultivation, 60 vel iece with
good cards.
4 new dwelling house with rooms and good dry cellar,
falling well # wafer, splendid crcbsr Of NOR. than
hundred Of choice fruit nearly full os7 having
been planted and carefully cultivated several years otiors the
house built
The v.rmlion Cos Company 12o of coal lane
adsning this farm which less than years will increase
value 10 double tho present price.
Bruce March HIT. W Il. HiLLIGhS
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Its said Of the ladies Of France, that, AZ class. @ey ore
She handsonest In the world With their rosy cheeks ad
black hair who help but think so' DR.. ydpsus Pill.
never fall 10 make the Complexion 0. healthy and
ysuns IaAes Try them. Sold BY all Druggists sesSs1n~
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'1Jrugs.
YEH,S SAKSiPARlLLA

Is concentrated extract Of the choice root combined
with other substances still greater alternative TO
afford an sectua Rudoe fer Shrsspsa is repAed
to cure Such remedy surely wanted BY those who suffer
pish their cure must prove this has proved, Of msnse
service to this class of afflicted f-Owctizens How
completely this compound will do IT. has been proven ~
experiment many of the worst cases to be found in the
following compl.ihts;
Scrofua scrofous swelings and skin diseases PIN
pies, pustues bluccs eluptens ST. hnthonys FIRE koeor
Erypess, letter ~ salt rhcm, scHd hs rtngworni &C.
Sypkis eNavu Disease is expelled firm The SYSTEM ty
tho prolonged Of this SARsApARILLA and the patient Is
left Ia comparative health. . -,
Ftsak Nwdss caused ly scrou!S N the blood and
often cured by this Eltrdct " Sartpa'sad
DO reject this Invaluable medicine because Jou have
rid while It was not When you have used AYkRt-thp.
and not till then, will yoa know the virtues Of &,%pd!h
For minute particulars Of the diseases cures we refer
to Ayers american <ladia which tic agent below named
will furnish gratis 10 An who call for H. 'tta
Ayers Capartie il, for DC care 81 ttsi,1css, Ja1nac
Dypepsd, Indigestion, Dysakcry NM Hondeh, Hsadachs
Piles Rheumatism, Heartburn arising from dtsord,red siom.
ach Pam or Morbid Injection Of Ns BooS F'dui,ncy Loss
ofIp,eti Licr C6mpdint, Dfopy, Wo'ns, Go Neurulta
and "a Dinner lfu, are ancquduei.
They are sgarcoated 70 that the most sensitive take
them with pleasure and they are the best aperieat in the
world fer all the purposes Of q family physic, .
Prepared by Dr. c. AVER CO., Lowell, Mass GNd sold
by all Drugxs4 and dealers n Mstcns everywhere. my2
CTEAMSHlPs AND SAILING sHIpS.-.Na.
~ tional Steam Navigation Co.'S Line Cuiard Stcan.hp
ship Lins Black Star Sailing Lines NcCorkle Co.'S. Sail.
Ing Line Parties wishing to bring friends oidc~untry
will and their interest to procure tickets of me-
the authorized agent for the above first Glass lines Ottawa
N. b. have also made arrangements with several Rail-
read Companies to bsse through tickets wi loss than usual
fare to emrsnS 8. ystW ,ap..,.s " 4
Dras on England, Ireland and Scotland at the lowest
rates. fsvs. b, G. o'KANE
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surgery for the Eye and Ear.
DIR. CEkN.

surgery for the Eye and Ear.
DIR. CLAN,
(i,,ie sr. Louis,) ~,
And Graduate Of the Philadelphia University of Wedisne
and Surgery las for the lust eight years given his hon.
to this importsn; speciality, and prepared to treat a dis
esses Of the and whether surgical otherwise Per
scns suffering from Cataract Cross Eye Tarsol Tumo,s
Closure of the tear duet rolypus Enlarged Tons Carrh
and all diseases o: the head AID throat would do we'll to con
suit the doctor. Examination Free. d @ h.y
Office " Post Office Build c, ever bakery. may4-y,
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Sspefial a,otitrs.
DIR. =. Is. WALKKE,
CCULTST AND AURIST,
nay nB CONSULTED AT riIg
GETGER HOUSE, OTTAWA,

AMI at all other times ut the Dhrensmy FOE Diseases Of t
Eye and Far Ncvicker's Thcater Building Chicago.
Jan 10. lSts .t
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pOOf< AGENTS WANTED. for nowlasJ's Ijr.
~ OF GENERAL Graut, Soldier and StatssD an An
accurate Ssry Of his military and civil One large
octave vol OF GOV pages finely illustrated Agents will nna
this the book H. sell at tho present time. The trce comma
a1i Tuen We employ general ag.nts md ,er etra in
JUDGEMENTS To canvassers Agents will The of
dealing dtit5y with tho publishers For and term,
address j. b. BURR h co pnL,j,bsr.
aPr-o-tw Hartford CoAn.
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YHHO REST-for term OF years. Tor sale exchange
the 800 OF block 25, Ottawa Avenue with
house brewery and ice house thereon suitable for residence
and ANY manufacturing business te4upg Apply to
rf - 4 L. O'RETLiY,
feL7-tf On prens-, te ID. =. CRm.ron. p q. Heck
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LNARH FOA SALE.-Tke subscriber Offers hi. farm,
Il situated in Hope rnsh'r, La Sale County az miles
OF lostant Station for sale favorable terms. Said
farm contains EIGHTY ACRES Of choice land, with comfort
able buildings chse. selection OF 300 apple together
with pears currants, cherries and other fruit.
said farm good cultivation and fence. For par.
tculas apply tn. subscriber the premises James
McMaDu., Lostant, ~ Col McCale5, Ottawa
Hope teb. az W. H. CLARK.
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"ANTED.-Exper.ncsd Agents 10 with
w Prot. Trnn buils Fins Engraving Family Record,
ecrsd with pen. Ten Thousand Copics sold in short
time by few agents good agent sells one t0 nearly
every family Plenty Of coed territory left yo
Exceedingly large inducements offered Send three cent
stamp circulars iortyhve cents for Photograph Of
record. Exclusive territory given Apply soon and
your choice Of territory Those that have the record
with its beautiful and graceful angela do not wonder at its
rapid SALE Address TRuMBUIL CRUyKR, Room Is, IS
Dearborn st.. Chicago, III. .. Feb N-ly.
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EMPROVED LANDS FOK SALE.-I have for
sale Of the best grain in La sslls county SIT
uated and one-af miles SOUTH Of Ottawa 1t
tans 100 acres all under good fences and good state Of
cultivation good house. cribs 3c and 1t otsvl At
figures that cannot fal suit In tbs Of BrookEsd
have the best stock and grain farm in this county and
not be Leat in the State OF lIU contain. 400 asros 800
under good fences good dwelling and tenant house. barn.
6s One Of the finest spring. OF that appeared
above ssuEd is this farm Any person wishing tuys
farm will make n,ney y calling before purchasing
have also 80 40 ots Ottawa for sale very cheap.
Ottawa. Jan 10. lS6T.-tf WI WUITX0RR
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(tONJ CGAL LOVE, AMI the Happiness Of Tru. ,i.y
~ rage Essay for Young Men, Oh the hrrors Abuses
aud Diseases which destroy the Manly Powers and eres,e
impedments to Marriage with Of re address
DR. J. SKiLL1N HOtGETON, Howard Association Fs,del-
phia. Mar civ
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A YALUAHLE PRNPERTY EoR SIZE:

"a VALIAISTE E'ISUF' Z. Eft 4 FVN NJ Il IL
IA My House and Grounds on the North Buf IL acres
admirably adapted fruit raising and gardening comprsn
nearly everything desirable In suburban residence fruit
trees vines y Of Of improved raspberry
well spring, brook groves svns &C. &c Terms Of .yuen,
easy cot ?s n. n WHlTTLESEY.
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4OOOsOOO good si1e; lar - stock oil Apple
Trees to yrs old embracing 40 varieties Of the hardst
and best for the climate EY-gresns large stock Norway
Spruce 10 feet high Scotch, Austrian and White Pine
Arbor Vita Hemlock Iarch &c; Silver Maple, Box Eaer
Ash Snow Ball, Roses sc Grapes Currsnts Straw berr,
and Ra.pbsrries:-sll for sale AZ los prices, by
Farm Ridge Oct. H. 's5.-6mo. Hi.MRR BALDWIN
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
To Ohio Statesman.
FROM EUROPE.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
'Inancjai and CommercuaI,

ano C0m m ICtahs
LONDON. Feb. 29-CIosing prices-Bonds
lH@22s; Consols $685.; Illinois s1s; Erie
PARIS, Feb. 29.-Bourse dull. Rentes
fat.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 29.-Cotton heavy. and
prices unchanged. Lard quicker. Pork
firm.
LONDON, Feb 29-Evening.-Saleso of old
issue bonds tonight at "a.
FRANKFORT, Feb. 29-Eveving.-Bonds
1905.
Address to Admiral Farragut.
FLORENCE, March IA delegation OF
working men of Genoa waited upon Ad-
miral Farragut last week and presented an
address, saying they desire to do him es-
pecial honor as the representative of a
country which sympathizes with the views
OF the illustrious patriot Mazzini.
The Pruss,an Diet.
BERLIN, March LIN his speech closing
the Prussian Diet, on Friday, the King ex-
pressed himself entirely satisfied with the
legislation of the past session, and declared
he was now sure no cause was now left for
the disturbance of the peace of Germany or
Europe.
Trial of an Orangeman.
DUBLIN, March 1.-W. johnson. grand
secretary of the Orangemen Organization,
was tried last week on a charge of heading
an illegal procession in the county of Dom,
was found guilty and sentenced to impris-
onment and fine.
Contract Closed.
PARIS, March IA contract has been
closed between the National Telegraph
Company and Societe Cable Trans-Atlan-
tique of France.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
cation with the President Voted
Down In the Senate.

A Resolution TO Hold mo- Commu uni
cation with the President Voted
Down In the Senate.
NEW YORK. Feb 29.-The Worlds WASH
ington dispatch states that in the execu-
tive session of the Ser ate yesterday an i'm
portant resolution offered by Mr.. Sum-
ner was principally under discussion. 1t
proposed that the Senate should hold no in
tercourse with the President, in view of
the fact that the House of Representatives
had declared in favor of his impeachment.
A fter considerable discussion the resolu-
tion was voted down.
Ex-Governor Ford's Health.
The Times Washington dispatch says
Governor Thomas Ford, of Ohio, who
has been dangerously i'll for several weeks
past, is now convalescent, and hopes are
entertained of his full recovery of health.
Confiscated and Captured Cotton.
The am punt to be paid into the Treasury
from sales of confiscated and captured cot
passed the Senate yesterday, is nearly thir-
ty millions. The final passage of this bill
will prove severe check upon claimants,
who, to be successful, must have q very
severe ordeal as to their position and rec
ord during the war, before the Court of
Claims will sustain their cases.
The War Department. Guarded.
The Worlds Washington special says that
yesterday noon double guard was placed at
all entrances to the War Department. Two
commissioned officers were stationed inside
the building. Last night double line of
troops remained in the building.
Debate on Impeachment.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 29.-About forty
members have entered their names with
the Speaker as candidates for the floor on
discussion of the impeachment articles.
The debate will accordingly occupy ten
hours. Each speaker is limited by rule to
fifteen minutes; there will be a session to-
night for debate, the vote on the articles
being fixed for Monday at four o'clock.
Quo Warranto.
1t was expected that an application
would be made to- day before Judge Wylie,
holding Circuit Court, for a writ of quo
warranto, but those having the matter in
charge desiring to have every point ma
turely considered and papers arranged in
such perfect form that no exception could
be taken when the matter is brought be-
fore the Courts, it was decided to defer the
application till early next week. 1t may
be presented on Monday.
official Comm nIcation to be Sus.
pended.
NEW YORK, March 1.-The Herald's
Washington special states that business OF
an official ch ,racter will probably be sus-
pended between the President and Senate
until the conclusion of his trial.
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Louisvil,e Items

LOUISVILLE. Feb. 2s.-The Courier learns
that neither Governor Stevenson nor Hon.
John Young Brown believe that the action
of the United States House of Representa-
tiyes has produced vacancy from the
second Kentucky Congressional district
Entertaining this opinion, the Governor,
if the Courier is correctly informed, will
issue no writ of election. Neither will Mr..
Brown resign. The district will therefore
be unrepresented until another regular
election. -sr..
At Frankfort, yesterday, twelve Irish
men were brought before Acting United
States Commissioner Morgan Vance, on a
charge of being concerned in lynching the
negro Jim Macklin, who raped and then
threw an Irish girl over cliff on the Both
of January last. Seven white and four
negro witnesses were examined. but moth
ing was elected eliminating the accused.
Each was bailed in $4,000 dollars to appear
to-day.
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TRANSFERRED SArU sDAY.-The follow
ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders Office Saturday:
Josiah G. Lunn and wife to Thomas Bren-
nan, February 29th, 30 acres Of land il
Jefferson township, for $2225
w. T. Rees and wife to Christian Zebold,
July Goth, 1867, 3 40 100 acres in Hamilton
township, for $1,000.
Eli M. Lisle and wife to Samuel w. La
kin, February 10Th, tract containing ID
acres of land in Clinton townthip, for
81 200.
Zadok Vesy and wife to Jeayer Willis,
February 10th, lots Nos. 1, 2 and 3, in T.
w. Tallmadge's addition to the city of CO.
lumbus, for $4,000.
Isaac Breckenridge and wife to George
Nay. February 2Sth, III acres of land in
jackson township, for 1875.
VIM. r. Sprague and wife to Austin E.
Sprague, February 26th. 30 acres of land
in Truro township, for $2,400.
Frederick Katzmaier and Mary Devault
to Augustus Guither, February 9TH, quit
claim to 18th acres OF land in Mitfiin
township, for $63075.
Walter S. Welsh and wife to DIR. John
Bettinger, February 22d, acres of land
In jackson township, for 1920.
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FILED SATURDAY.-The certificate of in
corporation of the Germania Building
Association of GAINESVILLE, was filed in the
Secretary of States office on Saturday. 1t
is organized for the purpose of raising
money to be loaned among its members for
the purpose of buying bomesteads, build
ing houses, &c. Principal office in Zanes-
vile. Capital stock 100000, in shares of
$50 each. Henry Rocket, A. L. Pirsch,
Charles Bundel, Louis Krob and Charles
Klemm are the corporators. Fr-