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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-07

of voters" his only alternative is to ap-
pear and make his defence. A failure
to appear insures disfranchisement.
Appearance with proper defence be-
fore an honest board will prevent dis
franchisemeHt.
We have thus glanced at some of the
more important conditions of registra-
tion. There is no doubt that they can
be complied with by many who are not
now voters. Nothing is needed but the
effort. Surely, if a vote is worth using
it is worth saving. Why not save and
use every legal vote in West Virginia,
to the end that wiser and better govern.
ment may be secured to the people, and
happiness and prosperity to the State !
Many have heretofore been deferred by
the reflection that passion and partisan
feeling controlled registration, and
whether for good cause or bad, the reg
istrars would decliHe enrolling their
names. Without discussing what
ground there may have been for such
opinionin the past, it is clear that pub
lie opinion now requires the law to be
enforced with reference to public rather
than party ends, and that faction can
no longer maintain itself in policy of
arbitrary disfranchisement for partisan
purpose. Sweeping prescription ha7-
ing now no public sentiment to back il, ),
there is great reason to hope that regis
tratlon will hereafter be conducted in
spirit of fairness and justice, and that
the law will not have its harsh pro-
visions made harsher merely to secure
temporary advantage. Taking this
view of the case, we invoke every dis
franehised man who feels that he is
entitled to vote under the law, to make
that effort to save his franchises which
be would put forth for the protection of
property much less valuable. When the
rigors of prescription are giving way
before the progress of liberal ideas, the
unjustly prescribed ought certainly to
be willing to put forth all proper exer-
tion in their own behalf.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-07

u"S ago'ln speaking of the man
ner IN which rebel lawyers were relieved
of their disabilities by the last Iecis.
lature, the REGISTER alluded 70 tbo fact
that one of the applicants for relief had
tried to get up Democratic Corvor
tion at Charleston in 1868, to repudiate
the action of the Convention which mo.
at Wheeling in recognizing West yir-
gi1ia as State, and that this applicant
was speedily relieved by the Legisla.
ture, "when the explanation was offer.
ed that he was merely trying to SOW dis
sension in the Democratic party" The
individual himself, Mr.. j. W. DAVIS, de
sires to offer few words upon the sub
lset. They will be found elsewhere.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-07
a Card.
IEWISBTRG. July >, lS6q.


Editors OF the Register:
In your issue of the 29th nit. you do
me unintsntional injustice. In your
article, "A New Plan" you say "that
mans petition went through with a
rush, when the explanation was offered
that he was merely trying to SOW dis
seuNion in the Democratic ranks"
Now, the call for the Convention in
lHoo was not made for the purpose of
sowing dissension in the Democratic
ranks, aud | was not aware before that
such an explanation was ever Otfere d.,
anu am sure the man that offered it
dad me great injustice.
am, very respectfully,
J. w DAVIS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-07
ORGANIZATION OF BOARD.

%. Every sach board shall appoint
ose of their members president, and
shall also appoint clerk to continue in
office during their pleasure. A majority
of the board shall constitute quorum
for the transaction of business. In case
of the absence of tho president, or clerk,
the board may appoint president or
clerk pro tenn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-07
TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Rail Road Company,

WHEELING, May 9Th, IsCs.
DAssRNt:ER TRAINS WILL Run
i by the following schedule on and altar the
10th day Of May lsUa-Whoolng umo;
GRAFTON ACCOMMODATION.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-07
Cleveland 6 Pittsburgh r. r.
Nd aPTERAPaII 70, 1869.

Nsw10Tk via
Philadelphia GO n Iil0 p n Is pn
Yss; can Be procured a tnisn Ticket Of.ns IN
MeLure H0use and =. ne stEtion a BriegspSff.
I'M KIkBALL,
.,-ao Geueral Tickst AEsnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LoSD0N jan 3ll opes s9l for both ropsv and
the United states FeIweny bonds 49, quiet Erie
ltt Illinois, g2l = ~
LIVERPOOL Jan 3-l The Gotten market opens buoyapt and
tie sales II the day estimated 20 bas The oour are
the opening quotations. MidBg Upan IA Midug Orleans
all3d PrOduce-Petrolemn hun bat unchanged
LONDON Jan -Sugar quiet both on tie spot and afoAt Fine
Rosin, 1872 cwt ..
LoSDos Jan 81 m Consos 9 money and ae
United States 800 bonds quiet at7 stocks quiet and
Erie. %; liino 90 Atlantic aud Great Western 45i
LyERPooL, Jan J0l mCotiOn-1he market closed buoyaht,
the following The closing hddng upands
lid shoat III Gl2 Mddng Orleans, li tie sales the DAY
have been 0hO0 bales Breadsu closed quiet PTooHPo 81
bL for Eastern Prime Mes; Lard 49, q cst Bacon, 80 A.
Tor Cumberland Ct PfoduceReBned Petroleum 4 y gaos
HAyBg. Jan 3L--The Cotton market Is unchanged
HAyRk Jan 3The Cotton market .cOsed last night active Tres
0rdinAre spot, l34E Low Mddng, arrive lJ5L
IL
FRASkymr 9lUni.e States bonds 6rm 7sl for the
issue Of 1901
IAEis Jan. 3l-The Boursy strong. Rentes IOf SIC
ANTWERP jan 3Petroeum closed last night s8i for STANDARD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01


COFFEE-west India grades dub and pcs nouiy
changed has been active demand AMI Che fun
The advance TIE market ~ all quauesi sales Of
50l0 bags Eclipse 3J5@ Selma 55l5 FTnd d f e. Aue
private terms
Hour AND MEAIThe Hrm feeling that character
lied Flour this DAY week st
apparent following day Shipper secusto and TIE trade
Qde freely chiefly oi the low grades aud up 10 eesy
there quite bsk competition esulrgin an aaace OF H4
Dol demand abaied and prices Yielded and see
then declined daily, with only slmed inquiry al The comes
TIE aln grades IN the Neck sold freely,
ami rather stdns spareu bat thus was 81 slor ah
The inquiry AhSd ad to fect sales eKlt iaeos were
stock
brands Burpan trade and their consumption At hone
appears Ear than lotmefy 80 mat tleIe ony
moderate reduction stock tlg The less favorable adces fon
Europe Tuesday the adynes 10 s have eoatIOu'o u
the beayue and inactivity 10 evident mat our fpIN 81
he indications that Choice Extras must be tskea
prices conform shippers views al1
the between the low grades Of shipping hrtas sla
Family Extras viii hereafter he comparatively nodefse Instead
being 81 bb, tie present tme Il D. likely 70 te
$500 pe bbL We g1ss sdeb AID
bb less than Ou The lat last To
and the market or grades
The buy from hand mouth shippers hold o.
al IS Goa 90 Is ~ Superaae state 90 81 IS for Extra State
20 for Fancy 80 10G ~ Us for the low gaoes
Extra asa 50 eholcs Wheat
asa ss % for Minnesota A9d Iowa kItras sIdS7 a.
Amber Kine Wheat EIifs Indiana Michigan IL d ~ 20 m
White Wheat DO Do Family DO S8d SiJ for "a
Double California Flour Is inactive aud u
soutbeTn Flour is unstable and prices are uncertain we
CouHpy, 25 for BIIa Georga and YgEs
Yamf d. asd 80 SEQ Sl5 20 for EEta and
Family Maryland and delaware Rye Flour fn ard heaJ sales
800 bbs IS 20 81 a. Com Meal heayy aud 10 moderate
demand sales Of 80 bhE Is Tor Western ne ae
Choice White For jersey BuckNheat Flour unstable
aud 10 heavy 80 75a 20 y 100 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01
......ss.2O6.sO 6 ss,7l99l5 So, 109i7 s6s ssas71



As the public win have remarked there has been de-
cline OF ABOUT hee per cent IN Louisiana securities In
consequence OF 20 the effect that the taI 10 be
levied TO provide Tor the Interest them declared
unconstitutional and would not be paid. This report
Orleans to-day explain the whole matter The tax alluded
70 has 10 bearing Whatever upon the bonds their
dispute is one per cent tax, whehs being levied TO
pay OF a. stroke before the ist Of April the entire
Geo. and ia opposed by few obstinate politicians but IL
being generally paid by all the property holders ana this
adverse decision Of nggniheant local Judge IL 10 be
reversed by the Supreme Court as 10 Is considered gem
bene 70 the citizens there 20 have this floating debt
wiped out at once and forever .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01
ExpORTs TROM III. !, lses. TO -DArL.

GUNRIBshe deIband nOdsate Tor both Bgh and lou AZ ioT
sr 6gafes quote al1ic for The former and odl9 for the
HdPs-s market for bone consumption quiet and Prize, are ar
he Wisconsin, fair good gdlOc choice to fancy l2UlSc
srieis leis active sud tose the receipts have beer
G'i Is Ry sts~2 i dssSd at SSs for Short and 81 ga
snS4ss&Buye are opefssg moderateyI.t bs'momsn and
i'I EVA sfoREsctuds rrpsutbe scare, and boHn
Ms scb IN sdyssoe sr At 81 sS0 % rs for Com
2I Issesd sn and IN fair demand 81 o2as O
for calls sg dois nopa u crude tsh OILS befe has
been fair demAld at l prices We quote at ~ DGSl ~ SRd ~
III /, s,r "a In isir demand At 81 500 81 IS q -
SOul Pork Atkt has been DISTINGUISHED BY much en-
ssSss 1R4 ssS s s! SS,s a Rs,' an5 s Ife S@
Mesa sdyshcd s3 "Wednesday last Isegaiet closed On hat
day e The Itasaant Adyaote Te eneeua driving pradtns m
mani short b. their contracts 70 them at early hence
gnssa lh1 aiShbs u the market Tbsfe bAs been yey
isibE baysr TO-DAY bseh more Going and he market
.d 9r 9s ,is & sSH , s ~ ~ western a: ss. 49, S
hais delivery, 600 bbA New Mes, seller Mia * ~ bsei5 70
moderate densnd and steady Of IS bbE al $bUsT M Plan
hti and sI7a sl9 iqI Ett. Mes Ise KY y go ss
Bsefa steady salss Of 90 b At 600t ior nssA Chl
assis sm and good demand sh9ad sssg more ~
attic Dsssd oss are snchspred duSts i5lole for West
q s s "a e.. ~ % as SssS .'9 c
Ie fair pne ssa and 2Ot ez0is f Job lots DO AM heI,t
keSasd ioT future delivery 0 tea Al 9 9EOe sellers hq
PKTRoLEVNThs market and prices hs lowers sale.
&c and phsdsph. go bbG dO si aSse and 1000 DO buyer
March, a. 35lc
demand and srm with sales Oii75 tea Carolina at
business IN RAws has been moderate embracing only
100 hbd and 100 bOHtt bat holders remain hh and are no ehesg
l5!e for HardS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01
RFCF1pTs nF pROnnCP

Per PeSssls and RdiirOadG
JAN 3O28 bush Corn, 3b5 bush Oats 100
bills Flour 2 bales Cotton $50 bush Beans bush Peas l62
ibis Corn Meal g6l Corn Meal $50 bills Crude Petroleum 81
bills Refined Petroleum. COZ pkg Beef phys Cu Meats
pkgs Ashra 80 pkg. SarH 2 pigs Butter 80 Cheese
pkgS Dried Fru 256 Dressed ogs l44 bills WHISKY bb, ESr
bales Wool $40 bales Hops 1904 sides Leather u bbds Tobacco
81 boxes and Tobacco i34 bb Moes $50 bb Haptba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The UNIoS PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY offers
limited amount Of its First Mortgage Bonds at par
One thousand miles Of the line West from Omaha are
now completed, and the whole grand line TO the
Pacific will be open for business in the Summer of
1850.
by ~ charter. the Company is permitted to issuet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01

sTBARIS-Tbs market dull and bea sales O at ls,a2o
SkEDSrsss seeds eonnne coed demand prices are s
We quote Clover i4l d5 and Timothy 80 nov hcd i
hough mar nominal demand Calcutta con-
nnes moderate without change prices We quote ~ ria
80 %, gold. -. 10y, f'''' ~ -'1U
market is steady and moderately active sales Of
wHSKY-The market is dull and heavy sales Of 20 bb al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01
-pnKI, 100 IL. ], -, TO DATE.

GRAN-We Wheat markei confined chiefly 20
Srnng has been mainly iof prices have siehd I'M
proved iHquy and auurss Wednesil ne Ices h,"i
EItoie the Insisted On baFe
shipping demand o. tie Improvement sotd above hs
lost Though hosrs decline ysh having Conscience 10
Great BHtsH Spring but tbs opoD "a e0tlue
hence h ~ he liberal stock On hand and me large
prudent AID therefore tbs European dea1f promptly
ana rapidly possible In Winter What very
Little The large supply 81 California checks TIE milling
sd ard he ea depreoa Winter Wheat Fouu adds lugey 70
Amber lover aud nominal very ts
White quotations be taken DonnaL
yey dd ad Lover the demand cbely r ship
meut sales are Z0fuO bush' 81 5ut 81 for
Mired sprug. In and Efoa and 81 SSG$l 50 tT
No. Chicago Spring the latter rate for very chmce
Barley has been mnd6e request but With limited ar1vab tun
the market steady Tor prime quars
coamon aud unstable ag eu bote sales oi 80 bai
Csuada West At ~ TO- Barley Nan pa been if demsad aud Is
much change closing qaet; saes Of 80 bush a. ~ TO- Rye
hs limited demands hy4 enoug "a seen done y e e,iAo
value ciOse te market @ sud rnes omnsL Oa
dsHgui hut a variable gIess the dennd has
eountabe diminished dlg and hoe are
aud AFTER something for ftnfs delivery
40 farIve Western. ludin Corn b been
fairly active espegsy New ADD prices haTe been well sassnei
lsandng the adce from Bafope AID ihe ad
fregh very 6ae EeIer has enabled r domestic Ae
ban1 algsutage and there has been addition ttck
hgh shippers coniued their purchases 70 New
eIt Old bas quiet Il nFer and prices
uHseted osnk with fair deaud Al the eopcosoni e ~
qur 81 local characters the sales 1900 bush 81 3a
57c ff Damp ard Unsoud' 9ldg' for Nov Western Mpcl Oh
DO store; Weston White &Hyjc DO yellow pa poe
Souern yellow g5a96c 90 Straw &c. and yJa9e for JefseT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01
THE MARKETS.


IClreiuly Reported Tor The Tribune
SArURpAl Jan. 90 len
AsHESPois STEADY and moderately active at 81 75d - Si
Pearls inactive and nominal
COIfONFay0he foreign adces have infused life into the
stock oHeug including 2.5 tle
1872 bales vhc 73 taken b sIanc 233 BY spsuaos
exporters including ,l1 tats Sales Also o 100 bales
Lo~ Mug March at .c and 20 Do do a. 2sc We quote as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains pursers syug az ths requested 70
deliver packages the NJ S-lor Associated Pres only
persons exhibit ~ authority Of W. simoaion General
Agent packages the JoHfi u COHmee Tins rRBUSs
World EprSss, EcHg Post c9aereit ireyii st4g'
Zeisng YORKER Jop and Ns YORKER De0lrdt should also
be delivered ouiy 0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01
% Mbum If map Confirm.

sd S00 REWARD. = BONDS STOLEN,
R~sCOO Oct D.. 1858: Central Pseihc Railroad hands 4
Sl0Oeach Nos 500 56 39 Series and Nos CSC s35 a %
100 Series and No 4S5 Series r. Also UEon PacGe railroad
Ssz1 Ihs public are cautioned gains, Negotiating Of said
Bonds he soqPon. payment having bern stopped The above
ward sill be paid for the Of said Bends
for Of them, BY JOHN McKELwAY No. West Staies
Trenton n. jam %. 1893.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01
MisuIlmtOus.

BRAZILIAN PEBBLES in GOLD, SILVER,
ID STEEL And SHRLL FRAMES. AT H. W HUNTERS, No.
l,l32 BROADWAY. AND no l6g WlLLtAMSE
CLOTHES WRINGERS Of all kinds repaired,
~ OF taken in part pay or the Seh IS 'a,T"Sea
GOAL and FL0UR--Priees greatly reduced
NeCheapest aud hest this Peoples Cooperative Ote No ls
Broadway Room No 5 Sl per and " barrel saved here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01
P1SSENGERS ARRIHED.

VROM SAVANNAH steamship Herman Lvpg.;olNrs Dough
erty Miss Annie T. WAGER Rev r. d. Levin. Aes NJ Ssmou-
RansB p Jackson lhonpou. A. Easeu Geo AaocA'
H. Silclair X. A. French. and 5 In the steerage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01

The American Popular Life Insurance Company
have declared dividend TO the stockholders of Z
per cent free of tax, payable or after Jan 81 1862
This Company made % most satisfactory statement
TO the stockholders the 9th inst. and will apply
the Legislature tO increase the capital from 100000
to half million of dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01

Pacific Railroad of Missouri Six per cent Bonds,
principal and interest payable in gold FOR sale on
favorable terms, by
. .... S. SRAATs & Bro, No. 10 Broad-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01

oTn First Mortgage Bonds to the same amount as
the Government Bonds and no more These Bonds
are First Mortgage upon the whole road and all Its
continents and give over eight per cent on the
investment Such mortgage upon what for long
time will he the only railroad connecting the Allan
tic and Pacific States, takes the highest rank as a
safe security.
The nrice for the present is par and accrued Inter
est from Jan. l, in currency SUBSCRIPTIONS VIII De
received in New-York at the COnpany's Office No.
% Nassau-st. and by JOHN j. Cisco 4 Son, Bankers,
No. 50 Wall-st. and by the Company's advertised
agents throughout the United States Pamphlets,
with full particulars on application
Bonds sent ee bet parties subscribing through local
agents, 'ciH took to them for their SAFE delirey.
JOHN j. Cisco, Treasurer New-YOrk.
OFFICE OF THE RocKroRD, Rock ISLAND, }
AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY, .
No. II Wall-st.) .
The CoUPoNs from the Bonds of this Company
maturing February J., proximo, will be paid on and
after that date at this Office in United States GOLD
Com, free Of Government tar. IL. H. BooDY,
New-York Jan. H. 1869. Treasurer
CALIFORNIA PACIFIC RAmRoAD COMPANY
....f FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT
GOLD BONDS,
Principal and Interest payable in gold coin Coupons
payable first January and July, at National Park
Bank, New-YOrk.
We offer limited number of the above desirable
Bonds at par, with accrued interest in currency.
TURNER Bros, Bankers,
No. IA NASSAU, CORNER FINEST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01
0urt @arNsu's gGtin.

SrarH or EEw.TORK.
PoRT.wARBzss OWES, No 70 WiAAas
NOTICE IA hereby given, in accordance with
" section Of The Act passed April H. 1881 emitted 49,
RsorSanIs the WArleus Onee " the ors Of New ork aI,,
Interested in or having Of the subject matter OF
sTsmp1uou or survey that the following vessels are no. ~.
Zoo thai the SAID SURVEYS o.
b nIstsd within DAYS succeeding uhs sSuce W O'
veases; Jersey CITY
steamship AuytraaSan.. 4 u
s,ssmshp Leo ~
DaiA aINrHURNk ToAFhIss. f''"'''s
J. Ayes HERRIHAz SssTss>sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01
Ivl U IAAts " tasll " hVhHFs' " laFV,
J. ". ALLEN, )CommissoneTs Of
J. W. BROWN} Taxes aud
G. NJ DRPEW Assessments.

CRY NEwYOKK DEPARTS OF FINASCR. BrRKAU orr
RECEIVER TAXES COURT ousE PARK. - Chsmhsrsst
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that al
Personal be pail the Office -
ANDREW J. SMITH esq Attorney Tor the Collection Of Arrears u
Personal Taxes No 30 Nasg; and that the books Teae
arrears will be- found at said Office. NJ.
No person the said Attorney the undersigned Authorized To
receipt such art
bereseT when the Marshal whom the directed vii hare legal
cBct included therein a all lete
the payment Of mr. Personal Taxes hereby
counternanded-DAtel NeS-YogE, Jannary -. 1863
BERSARD sMYTH Receiver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01
MINIATURB ALMANAC.

San All sun ssts...... 5: l8 Mooa
| Tnts
SANDY Cows HISS Hell lt
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GornuratiCn Nutit.s.
OFFICE OF r4s coss.s.qyrR oy TA1ns AsD A,,r.,..sr-

COMMISSIONER TAXES AssEssSESrs,(
No q CbAubers-st, NEw.i ORK. Jan. 4 1868
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-N is hereby
~ given the Rolls Of the Real Personal
CITY and County Of YORK. for the 1903 Will
pecon and revision AMI after MONDAY Jan H. 1859 aud will
open ill the 3h day April 1859 for Of
and tn equalization Of the Of the Aforesaid real personal
the City and County Of Newio All believing them
he sggeEd must axe application 70 the Commissioners
during period above mentioned order obtain ihe relief provided
BY law The 1883 provides that during The Ae the books shall
he open pubic Inspection henbefore provided application
made b. person considering himself aggeved by The
valuation bis real personal have the
II application be made relation the assessed
be made writing stating the ground OF OBJ
lection thereto and tbereupo the Commissioners sha examine into hs
complaints and IN their judgment the they
shall the be corrected II such application be made
ASSESSED valuation personal estate tie pant shall be
mined oath by the said Commissioners who shall he authorized
such oabs any hei and hs their Judgment
they shall tue h be coErect
Of such thy believe 70 he inst aud
decision thereon within thirty DAYS after sueh application
them reduction shall be maze By the Board VI
Supervisors ea personal estate Imposed uncerb
shall appear oath sfmatn that the party
unable to attend within the period prescribed for the eoee
ton " taxes b. of sickness absence from the city
J. ". ALLEN, Commissioners OF
J. W. BRowS Taxes aud
A. II \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01
CHARACTERIZATION INSURANCE"
THR
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY
or NETWORK,
OFFICES;
NO 1902 BROADWAY, NETWORK,


. NO. 1902 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
80 40 NOSrAGUBST,. BROOKLYN
invites attention property 20 the hosing inducements of
ins1rug n that Cemphny: 80 - AZ,
ls Capital (pad up n tash s'.'..''''''''' S9UUVnv "
Making Is Total CASH Assets Az
The Company against loss BY ere Bnldng' heIebandse
Houehod Furniture Manufactures tvIespt OF the more
psnous kndsl property, and all ssbe iusaiabo Interest" At
reasonable rates u premium,
or THB PARTICIPATION PLAN"
nv the profits business divided IN JAY OF each year
between ~ customers and stockholders, A. fl.lov';
paid bach % customers scrip rsieuahs
Tie order issue The COMPANY holding scrip fesefe land sqrai
ths smoast Of ~ capital OH QUARTER divided 10 stock
boders 10 cash.
A. M he een the customer obtains bis Insurance AT ABOUT
WHAT IT COSTS TllB COMPANY TO PROTECT HIN While hs
security increase renders this Compaags Roess
almost bsyond possibility Of failure To case 81 LAkGb CON
PAGRA1ONS-an Important point Of dagger To properly owners 10
large ciusa ... -. . 49, -, 49,. Nh.
the tue poGIs Ebe the hazards d the risk as
compared With rate vii not justify participation such
poss housvs euts the holder all the scury which the
system provides all he sued At prices a. low experience proves
sorr,.nv 20 nr.psy accent GEORGE T. HOPE PresdeBL
NV'@F-' - F'-''N H. n. IAMPORT. Vice President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01

OFFICE OF THE RoCKrORD. Rock ISLAND, }
AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY,
No u Wall-st.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-01

NFFICE OF NORTH SHORE RAILROAD
" Co oY LOS0 fsLAHDTb coupon. due Feb on ths ats
SMITH SRAyRR BOWEN BANKERS and Brokers' No broad IT.
Lar
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-11-05
A sickenIng sIruggIe for Lie.

We have seldom read a more horrible in
stance of the desire TO save his own life, al
the peril of others, than is shown by the
following, which occurred after the late ac-
cident 70 the StOnewall in the Mississippi
river:
A group of men in the water sought to
save themselves by the aid of a floating
bale of hay, which was too small to float
them all. A savage contest arose for its
possession, all struggling to obtain a lodge
ment upon it, when one more desperate
than the rest was reused to demoniac passion
and drawing knife plunged it into COM
paniOn's body, and the lifeless form rolled
over into the current, which was REDEEMED
by The blood. This act of fendish i'm
pulse was SPEEDILY avenged, for the whole
party ale believed TO b en- drowned.