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Notice..

THOSE Creditors Of Mr.. Robert Maxwell. Jr, Tor
l whose Benefit his property in North Carolina
was assigned, are requts cd to meet me At PEN
dleton on tho 23rd day OF August, instant, Ut f2
o'clock, NJ NH tt
SAMUEL +. MAYS.
AssighssS
Arg. s.. 1869 AZ q. II
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WALHALLA, S. c.:
Friday Morning, August 8, 1853.

sThe|attention Of our readers is called
n tile sadyertisement of salo Of real estate in
this County, by 4. "A. THOMPSON, receiver,
Ion sa)edby In September ncxt.
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a kSRhop'S 12L94s
smaBB3haAg9sH.Sai Ear " be held in Go. !
1fdfmbia, on the second Wednesday in Novem-
Der next, now appeal to their fellow, citizens
to make the movement a success.
The development Of the material interests
Of the State is conceded to be q matter of i'm.
portance. It concerns the dignity rs we'll US
the general welfare Of the people whom we
represent, that all their resources should be
fully evoked. We have broken fortunes to
retrieve; ruined Industries to revive, and q
Just influence to regain: 70 accomplish this
end, the necessity is upon us to move out up.
on the industrial Arena and secure the reward
of energy, skill aud activity.
AS o means to this end, citizens Of the State
| representing that portion Of its capital and in
telligence devoted to industrial pursuits, feel.
ing that these interests are i~nadequately rep.
resented in the present State government,
(hence the greater necessity to corporate
among themselves) have formed an Agricul
tural and Mechanical soeiety, and established
annual fairs. Its Executive Committee, car.
rying out the ofdc, of the Society, have ar.
trauged q Premium List, and provided for the
Annual Fair.
But one thing remains to be done. Under
the present rtgsnse, tho Society exploits do
lid FROM tie State Treasury; hence the ne.
Nessity deyolyes upon tho Committee to call
upon Tie friends and members Of the Society
TO maize the required contributions of motley,
and the Committee feel satisfied that the plan
proposed Of raising the necessary funds, will
meet the approval Of those concerned in this
bimportant moyemeny.
The Committee wilt spare no efforts To make
the Giss Anhhal Fair Of She Society in all RI
speots useful and creditaBle. They have ID
vited q distinguished Speaker to deliver ar
address; they have prepared q liberal Premi
um list; they have arranged to have suitable
buildings and grounds prepared, and it vii
remain for the contributors to complete til,
work thus auspioiously begun.
, To provide the necessary funds the follow
ing scheme has been adopted, and is commend
Cd To YOUR favorable consideration. tits earn
estly hoped that you may be- disposed to %
operate within us in this matter. Appende
heteto'isa note payable let October next; I'd
$1,000; which you are requested tb.sigH an
: forward TO Coli y. Wyatt Aiken; as Coke.
bury, 81. O. YouAre authorized by a resolr
tioa,of the Committee to- redeemsthis note i
of before les maturity b procuring ten amt
al members At $500, cor two life members ,
~ $40. 00seaoh. In this event YOU are ex nacte
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sIiIs hoSr, on the ia,

&< -AVPChlS n0ur, on the farm
Of Ed. Sharp, five miles from Ashland, q sort
of whirlwind came along over tho neigboring
woods, taking up small branches and leaves
of trees and burning thcm in a sort Of flaming
cylinder that travelled at the rate of about FIVE
miles an hour, and developing in size as it
travelled. It passed directly over the spot
where a team Of horsrs were feeding and sin.
ged their names and tails UP to the roots it
then swept towards the house, taking n stack
Of hay in its course, which it set on fire.. It
seemed toy increase I'M heat as it Went, and by
the time it reached the house it Immediately.
fired tho shingets from end 70 end Of the
building, go that In ten minutes Che whole
building was wrapped in flames. The tall
column of travelling oaloric' their continued it's
course over a wheat fold chat had been re.
Gently graded, setting FIRE 70 all the stacks
that happened to bein its course. Passing
from the field, its course lady over a stretch
of woods which rsaehed' to mo river. The
green leaves on the trees were orisped to a
oindcr for a breadth Of tweaty yards in q
straight line to the Cumberland |. when the
"pillar Of fire" reached the wate,t, it suddenly
changed its course down the river, raising u
ia column Of steam which went up to the
clouds for about halfga mile, when it finally
died out. Not less than two hundred people
Witnessed this strangest ofstrapgc phenomena,
and all of them tell substantially the same
story aboutit. The farmer Sharpe Was left
houseless by the devouring element, and his
two horses Wore SO affected that no goodiB ex.
pectcd to be; got out of them m tho fdstre.
ISeyeral withered trees in The wobds' through
which it passed we're set on fire, and continue
burning still.--NashuiWe Press, 20h iinst.
@a- We arc told that the efforts Of the cot
ton.consuming nations Of, Europe to increase
the; production Of that plant In India, Egyp
and Turkey, have failed entirely, and that til,
United States will find a satisfactory demand
f5r all the cotton that can be raised in til,
South. It's calculated that if the Englisl
Observation-Disclosures ld adfing the proceed
ingyears; che hands 'would'alsohaye i~hcteass,
to1 20, 006SSover the aanber employed IN ts
Whereas the factbry population fB'noi
$4,000 less than IL was ID 1861. Fffbh thi
fact itfis argued, That India andiINgyptddtd I'D
Rltthe dafRoiitE Caused Id Engiand'ky thu stot
0ffttfhfSs impoftati6hsdf American e6ssons
k&5aAE&s fRsSH~<--S k2t3
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Administrators Sale.

LL. ,tME ----~@ .H -HL - *, N -.
TWILL SELLt6i The highest bidder, for cash, ont [
! Wednesday, the 25th day Of August. at the res;
.,dence OF zschariah Hall, deceased,
+ A LOT OFfCORN, ~
AfLOT or WHEAT,
ONE MARE, five years old; LIZA ast,
LOT OF CATTLE.
HOGS and SHEEP,
FARMING TOOLS,
HOUSEHOLDAAND KITCHEN FURS
INITURE, go.
J. I. NORTON. Admir-.
aug. z, 1853 43 I'd
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OCONEE COUNTY, 4
IN coMsos rLRAs-RouirY SIDE. l
J. z. Hagood IL;
p ~ w. .#A Bill to Forcclosa MORT
!. 4 : Ms'gss and a,lo,. gage.
PURSUANT to an order made y tho Cont Of
I Common Pleas, Equity side, ut July Term, I
will sell to the highest bidder. on saleday in Sep
tember next. at the Market House, in Walhalla;
THE TRACT OF LAND
Described in ,shese pleadings as the property Of
|@te defendant, A. j.. Looney, situated in said
State and Coiftty, adjoining lands of Capt, Vim.
Steele and othdfs, and containing as acres moro
or less.
TERMS CAST. Purchaser; 10 pay extra for
'' J. W. s1g,pErNd, o.o.o.r.o,o.
Clerks 0fiEe, Aug. g., 1869 43-4
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Extraordinary Spectacle ia Tennessee.
The most curious phenomenon of which we
have ever heard occurred in Cheathem coun.
ty on Wednesday lost. The day, it will be
remembered, was remarkably hot, so that
most people in the. county Trad to seek the
Shade about noon. I. 49, EHrsfRa 81
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New Posi- Omoe.

Us Post Office at S~unnydale has been re-
opened, and James Burdinc appointed Post
Master.
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BONE CAMP, July, 1869.
by REQUEST,

CoLtMBIA, S. c., Jaly Il, 1869.
y SIR The Executive Coins;ttce of the
South Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical
Society, having made the necessary arra&aua
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DIR. D. L. BOOzER,
D'E1MTD T

SURGEON
s now prepared to execute. IN the mbst scientific
l manner. oil branches OF his profession, Bfdt:
ntshing Artificial Fiaseb h'improved' styles, dbbt'
n larger scale than hefetofore. with sh6rt notice I,
and Mt prices much below tho usual charge. OF
binary Vuloanizod Rubber Sets, S25. The saiHe.
strengthened with gold bands. $780,.
Office over First National Bank, C. olumbia, s. C.
june %, 1869 88 8mF'
BLUE RIDGE LODGE, NO 90, A..,F..K
ME NEXT REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF
L Blue Ridge Lodge, No. 90, A...F...M,. wiyl ~
held on the Fret Saturday Id August next, tho
7th, at 4 O'Clock, PM. Afull attendance ii .rss
%quested. Brethren will take due notice and nv
goverhed accordingly. BY order Of the Lodge.
ROBERT YOUNG, Seo'y.
THE STATE or SOUTH CAR6EiNXy
pIcKENs-lN PROBATE. @'@'
Clayton, N. Roid )iPetition for Partition.
Alfred NJ. Reid. ct. al. tate, ! :
T apPenripg to my. aatisfaotiSn that AlfrEYM.
! Reid, Barton Griffin and wife JAM g., Oliver
@. Reid and Lawrence o. Reid, defendants In Ills
case, reside, ibey,ch&S, the limits Of this State, On
motiip2,o OF Heicombe, Pro. Pet, IL Is ordered that
they file their plea, answer or demur to said P4tf,
.aon, IN this office. within forty dnys from the pub.
legation Of this notice, or their consout to The same
wiiibe taken pro confessoi against them. 0
Pfokena @. H., July 81, 1868 es
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

PstApE.r riA Dec z7Coon quiet Mitng Upaad' 25s25e
9G NoTssWs sp F Sgps Fa% IS IS? 2sS
Feuhaua d. - 2S0s5 O. Indiana aud Ohio IS 500 50 2
Dull At 81 Corn very qust Od yellow 81 og New DO 93as7c
Cuba g~ O3,ts si tV''0h' o1H anu u'00p
fousviIIr Dec CottoSe Of % bales Good Ordinary 22c
que l unchanged Grain unchanged Live Hogs heavy az 80
Leaf sa 5 Provisions quiet Mess PORK $50 BscOD-Sbouers
it C cs E6 Sides & ce. Sides. 5 Ha@s s LIZ
ToLiDo Dee 27Iioar dun Wheat dun and unchanged; No
White Michigan, u; Amber 81 % Ne. Red 81 o3 No Red
No SOC Dressed Hogs sssds lower At sl-the latter fr
Corn 39JuOJ 70 Dressed Hogs ShpmeutsOo bb Flour 1000
bush West l'Ig bush C4s ltgOo3 10 Hogs so.a.s.o
wheat da wuter Red - o50sl 10 Corn unchanged, with
rive 90a9sa Barley dull > 25d 81 30 Cotton unchanged
Middhng 20 90 "IisA d, S'G ~ ,h 5 Hs I
ssa hasL s 0aIsc PE ft sle al 2 now held
Bacon nouaaly uucna1gea EEe1ange dull ,,.,,, W, -
p,S a &C. D Flour dull anG ves Hosari,t Supene 81 35a
ss EIra 25a do Family 20 as; CITY Mills super
Weston San.rsu - 1855 Ertra 5o SO; DO FAMILY
Soc Rys = al O5 Mess quiet s3 soa So So Bacon
Hams 2OQsIc Lard quiet lglayc WHISKY fair demand 81
6svEoo Dee a-TouT unchanged; sales 200 bills. at sc for No
Extra da sales Of car lots No Milwaukee Club at rs
bs0sss LAKE, Canada quoted At as Corn Meal So Is cs
hset uebangei; shorts Sl9as] Smps'uh so go; MD
o S a1 u5sSd wheat quiet at &c. for Choice Minnesota
OS Tor NJ Spring; 81 IS Tor No Spring Corn dull at 6c for
yellow gfl ior White aud unchanged Barsy du at
for Minnesota Spring Rs-Noiug doing WHISKY &C.
tive GOO quiet Pork $40 Dry Sailed Meats-Shoni
l}c Clear Sides IS. Qlc Bacon nominal Lard nominal Cat
N unchanged Hogs IS 10 o. Reeepn-Four 500
Ibis Wheat 0OD bush. Corn, O0o bush. .... 90.
DErRoir 21.-Whe declined 2cJc Extra 81 1881 3t;
No J. : Amber 81 OF Regular. Syc Dressed Hogs
STEADY at SlHQSlO55. 49,, e.
Com au and bomra7 quiet unchanged Rye
doll aud nominal Barley dull and nominal. .
NuvAUKFF Dec 27Four dull unchanged Wheat unsettled;
l82c 7gic Corr steady o. 75 for No P Oats steady
a. Tor So rive Quiet; Pr0yifous dull and nominal Re
eepis-2yO bbL Flour, 10000 bush Wheat ShpmenisV ob
FLOUR.
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RECEIPTS OF PROnUCE.

Per Canal Fessc and R1th1das
DEC 2l 900 bush Wheat 5520 hush Com q i23 bush Oats
80 800 bush Barley 500 bush Peas SOl bb Flour AZ bags Cali
oua Flour 057 tb Whisky, 1898 Cotton, 1916 bales Wool
100 bales op 6 bales Flax pkg Ashes pkg BeewI l64 bb
Corn Meal 700 bags Corn Meal 50 Refined Petroleum 3s3 bb
Spirits Turpcuue $50 bb b1s PORK 100 pigs Beef s0j
pk Cut Meats & pkgS Lard 800 pgs 9 pkgs Butter 600
pkgs Cbee SIS pigs Bggs ne pkg Taow 50 pkgs Lard OIL 3
PkE Dire Fruit lo37 Dressed Hogs 1855 SIDES Leather 1900 Dry
HIDES $50 Hides Tobacco,
$50 bids Nsts 2 bags Cotton seed 81 pkgs Rec 84 bags
ieauu Oh Moss - btS Rice Flour 23 Pecan Nuts To- bales
sAlas u bag b. Peas, 485 bags Mustard seed
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head averaging 76a each, at S4O per head or from
81 Sl4 per cwt. 10 &C. per h.
Kase 4 Co sold S6 sheep at 4lalOlc per ib or Sc O5
SWINEArrlvas OF only 1l,GlO live hogs light, but
5g western dressed during the week help make the
dedcency STILL with Al to-day, the market gave way
and live can only he quoted at qtd1Olc. car lsS n
michigan hogs selling at 92c and 22S at lObc
City dressed fell 70 49, and Western dressed 20 above
ice with difficulty Jersey light pigs scarcely quota
Bile above l4sc.
me chicago Lire Stock Reporter gives following pack
Ing returns:
The the Of packed the various points
during present season. compared With the u number packed dur
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SEVEN Per CENT INTEREST.

EAST RIVER GSINSTITUT
No 3 CHAMBERSSr,
o,., MONDAY The l7h day OF JANUARY next this iusiu
M "a, interest At the rate Of per per AHuum on ALI
SIMS which have remained deposit for three months previous
Of January 1870 called for will be credited
o. an original deposit
M cen d,iy from 10 to aai Thursdays from 10 10
WILLIAM H. sLOCuM, President
CaAaLE A. WRIsEY, SeetstaIE
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TIE STATE OLE TRADE.

EUROPEAN MARKETS
PARIS Dec o. 1881 mTbe BOus opened 6rm Reutes I2
AyTwsRP Dec 2PetrOeum opened drm COZ francs for Stand
g. White.
HtvRE, Dec 2Cottou opened quiet both spot aud Sfoa
PARIS. Dec 25.-ILe Boue Rertes. s2f
Dec Z1Peroeum closed Standard
Wine
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FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
These Bonds can be registered
.S3,0O0,OOt.
.92,OOO,OOa.

CAPITAL STOCK...-.--.........*5,O OO,OOS.
TOTAL ISSUE OF BONDS. SO, O,OOI
Length of road III 5-1OO miles. The bonds are
limited to less than $4,000 per mile and are Sc
cured by a First Mortgage on The entire proPrty
Of the Company which cost about $4,000 per nlo'
and which, we can say with the utmost confidence,
will be worth soon after the completion OF the rlad
at least double its cost The consolidation of tlis
line with the indianapolis Charlottesville and Dan
vile Road places over two hundred miles undei one
management. and furnishes still further security 10
the bondhoders, these bonds having been ASSUMED IA
virtual guarantee by the consolidated company uder
the name of the indianapolis, Bloomington and Vest
ern Railroad Company, This is an east and west rad
connecting with direct lines 10 Boston, New-fTk
philadelphia and Baltimore on the east, and with
the Pacific Roads on the west IL runs throIgh
tho richest and most pOpuOus district OF ILLINOIS, e
local buspess of which will bemore than suiicientto
sustau il while the through business (which WILDE
limited only by the capacity of the road must makeit
one Of the best paying railways IN the country.
TWENTY-FIVE MILES ONLY REMAIN w
FINISHED. The work is pushed forward energet-
cauv and TRAINS WILL BE RUNNING OyE2
THE ENTIRE LINE DURING THE ENSUING
MONTH.
About three-quarters of the Loan has been taken
bv actual investors. We continue to offer for the
present the balance at % and accrued interest III
currency.
The high premiums which the stock OF all the East
and West roads in Illinois commands justify the be-
lief that the stock of this road will also soon sell
above mar thus making the convertible clause Of the
Bond valuable option.
All marketable securities received IN exchange at
tt,e HIGHEST market rates. Bonds forwarded by exl
rress free of charge Pamphlets containing full par
ticnlars furnished on application by the undersigned
financial agents of the Company
TURNER BROTHERS,
BANKERS,
No, IA Nassau-St, NGW.lOrk.
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the points there appears 6 25
packed The present than The
that the deficiency made good
OF be pfessut
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NETWORK & OSWEG0
MIDLAND RAILROAD
These Bonds can be Registered.

sbOnus DC
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS PAID.UP STOCK sUBsCRIP
TONS No bondsssuei road under Constructions issue limited
$4,000 per mile Of road built and running order BEING ONLY
ABOUT HALF THE ACTUAL CASH COST The road being built
With great economy cab 80 miles already completed the
thorough manner equipped running regular the whole
line lover 900 miles, expected will be completed within the ensuing
year. Iii important OfNsvYork
hoft.n the from NeEYork City Buffalo 70 miles and to
oiFsgO IS miles, popuous district destitute Of hsrri
facilities which furnish large profitable local business
and will be completed sgErsgas below tina, Of
psting line These Advantages cannot fail make 1t OF the
best paying roads leading from the metropolis and It's First Mort
Bonds the safest securities Issued All mortgage bonds
issued Railroads running from the City SfHewYork good aud the
srsI, promptly pail, although moreged for
than double the per mile Midland is the bonds
Offering or Of equal these For the investment Of
other funds nothing better and exchange for Govern
Bonds they give Of income beside esping the
premium They meeting rapid sale and Erasd
ind that they taken chiefly by most conservative and
capitalists eIehIng securities Price and
currency Circulars pamphlets, ke on hand for dis
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FOR sALE-PACIFIC RAILROAD COM

PANf STOCK or MISSOURI "Whsrsa By virtue Of An Act ~
the Genera Assembly Of the State Of Missouri approved March 1881
an Ordinance Of the City Council St Louis 10 wit O
nance No 6O approved April g. 1851 authorizing the
a stock the Pacific Railroad Compsur Missouri to nav
therefor TIE bonds Of Tue City condition amount
road should be reimbursed stock at par that sd ab
on was made and tie bonds issued and accepted by
directors OF SAID Railroad Company thereof
jet o. the conditions Of said Ordinance stool
70 oe pal ou sara bonds have been issued
and received tie City claiming the COMPANY
cover r balance oiues PAID as Aforesaid three hundred
"Wsas By Ordnance 7o76 approved December Il 1859
tai soet bt, and pferst III ~ a. m voc ol az 'e SAp
Louis:"
Now therefore in compliance with provisions Of sad Ordinance
o'clock Of MONDAY the l7h auuarr 8the
bv Fixed opening s-for the purchase of All the c tocL
night and interest IN law equity claimed belonging City
ST. Louis 10 The Pacific Railroad COMPANY OF Missouri
AZ oue 70 purchase must G made subject TO the following require
fTst Al bids specify how cash or bonds
the City Of ST Louis what proportion proportion
said ouis offered for the whole rights interest and
claim aforesaid
Second Ifboo, oserei description The aud the tine Of
Their mstuTity must he furnished n practicable
Third Bach party bidding for the interest and claim Aforesaid
some other subject his order and before the hour fIed
o e opening OF sad nus tie sun OF hiY thousand dollars cal OF
what 10 the estimation Of the committee equal thereto value
earnest security that party shall be the successful bidder
the stock interest and claim Aforesaid shall be received and paid for
FOURTH II the successful bidder shall m within h0eeu DAYS ae the
City Council has approved 81 the OF the Commit uy
p with the terms Of BIS i ssi earnest or security money shall be
f Tbs Commis ressT1 s right 70 reject ,rv and all Ind,
Sri No bids will he entertained for less than the whole Of said
stock interest aud claim said Pacific Railroad COMPANY.
COLE MSyor Of tie CITY Of ST. Louis aud said proposals he
ndol the following Proposal, for Purchasing the interest % tie
CITY Of 81 Louis The capital stock Of the Pad6c Railroad Missouri"
Dee u, loos. NATHAN COLE Mayor
5. D. BARLOW. Comptroller.
ELON 6. SMITH President City Council
SAM PEPPER. chm Com. WAYS and Means.
CHAS. A MANTL Chm Con. 90 r. X r.
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XXTANTED-Purchaser for HOME WASHER
w AMI SHERMAN WRlNGEk II o0sgato- aa al u bAsia@
a., uear Asg0I House.
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UNITED STATES TREASURY


The Purchases Sales Ordered for this Week are a. follow"
PURCHASES or BONDS.
DECEMBER 29-TwO Millions
DECEMBER 30 One Million for Sinking Fund
SALES or GOLD.
DECEMBER 23.-One Million.
DECEMBER Ji.-one Million.
They will with regulations heretofore observed
certified cheek per Of bid offer must be Deposited mere
With Proposals opened y O'clock on each ua see
fed The Treasury may option accept Offers Of bonds excess Of
the amounts Advertised January and July bonus vi" be purchased IS
hearing interest from January 1870 Further particulars he had
a this Office.
BY order OF Secretary ofTreAEuU
CHARLES j. FOLGBR
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$50 % ItlISOn. MIGHT'VE OIllCH,
ga" ~ s,......,spfvfu Nov 81 1853
NrHINGFIFLD, NV ~ I119' }
pY virtue of and in accordance with the pro pro-

nv v;rtue of and in accordance with the pro-
l0 visions Of an Aet oftbs Legislature Of TIE STATE o. as ~
An Aet 10 relation 90 TIE paTnett ~ the vi-If-
STATE dshtH approve FsbTeap r. is 49, yr,. a. hereby
JOE NJ PALMEk G0gsrlo o. ne siss o. I'm,
100, III bo MAJ concern MONDAl tle te uAs '
arr 1910 At tie American Eehaugs A,aa bais 20 ~ S,s Of
isos berspss psrtulary sgusted 10 @ proc thu
Vrtus Of passbes Of said Az % , vii cease
esch abd at o. sail
fr3n The thus " payment specified 10 tbs notice 20 W. @ ~, Per
flird d.y nd I,pusr 1870 ramev Bonds denorarl uo'
Cent Refunded sek payable after he year Ie, a. 10
S,siy m ls D. ~ a. % g. p ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ o. o. az
"a ~ 40 a. s ~ N "A So 90 o. o. ~ 7l -. y ~ y. "
- lOl ite 49, ~ 49, ~ 49,
100 1856 100 ls3 is3 200, 20l, IA, l8 -. =. =. .g,.4
In tsmouy whereof hereto hand shd eso'e 70 %
~ .ss S,.S' !. ~ isea N' " Wv 80 JOHN 81 PALMER
By Ne Governor; RUNETrq seeretary o. STATE
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Chantts for CUISINES IIsH.

A VALUABLE GAS COAL LEASE for
~ SALE miles Pittsburgh Railroad
Apply " JAMES +. WATSON,
Clesrhei CearEe.d County. Peru
Also agent for sale Of Patent Railroad Rail- the greatest
ton Of the day
EOR SALE-SGOO-FOr a retiring partners
onehah 10 manufacturing business paying 30
Address W, Boz 3,i07 o, NeWiort
HOOP SKIRT FACTORY for SALE ON the
reasonable Machney fixtures and trade Price
Address A. 3. 4 Co. Box l13 Tribune Office.
DARE CHANCE.-Any gentleman having a
little capital travelling With the
extraordinary opportunities for making offered BY lunsE
4 a. BrOsist. Room 26.
NVANTED-A Special or General 7 PARTNER,
w With $4,000 additional capital wholesale
drygoods forming Address MOORE formerly
W. j. 7. Moore Coz. No 33l Broadway.
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rs WELLS. ssereiary.


THE n. j.. T. T. Co...
Building. Boston Mass >
WHEREAS. by act of Congress the Office OF
Wv - Cr,uv bss been removed from Nes forE 70 os'o uooe
bs the Coupons Of the Fst Mortgage booss cue gao
80 ~ .~bi, an ~ after Cole iree 81 'ofsrn
J. ~ VIZ =, III, M JOHN ~ y WILLIAMS, Treasurer
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THR N.rIovtL psRE BAvE or NEv loEK0ec -, l.6).7
TT1UF GOLD-BEARING COUPONS OF the
Il FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of r. tAlifoNA PAClFiC
RAILROAD COMPANY. a'-p. COUPONS Of htALIfOkNlA
PACFIC RAILROAD EXTENSION COMPANi due 1t DAY
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28

Taos a IT,. President ions T. HILL Cashier.
THE NINTH NATIONAL BANK. EEvlosE Dec 20. 1863
THE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
ofth BANK will Banking Rooms No lel Broad
SECOND TUESDAY January lh pxmo between the
hours Of y m. and p. 49, JOHN T. HILL. Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-28

CHARLES !. ZULU EN,
ANsLstanl Ireasurer.