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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-17
A wooden weliing-marrying b'ockhead.

A wooden weiiing-marrving b,ockhead
Mrs. Plush likes people of soft and tender
nature. And all the bttter-it it extends to their
head.
The man who was -wrapt up in his own
thoughts had very thin covering, and took q
violent cold in consequence.
The womens club say they want principles
not men. The principal thing, in or out of the
clubs that they appear to want is-money.
The difference between dress and address is
quite considerable Oae draws heavily upon the
purse-the other lightly on the manners.
A little girl attending Sunday sshool for the
first time, asked who went into the lions
den. "Oh | know she said, at was Dan Rice"
1t is thought that ii women were 10 get on ju-
ries bachelors and ugly looking men would stand
o poor chance OF getting justice. But then that
is the very thing they might get, and what some
OF them most deserve.
A law reporter, giving an account of fashion.
able wedding IN western city some days ago,
wrote bridegroom cerSUs bride" He naturally
supposed it was an action, as each appeared in a
"new suit"
King James l was once entreated by his old
nurse to make her n gentleman. "Nae, nae,
nurse was the reply of the British Solomon ;
"I'll make him lord an he wull, but it Is be-
yond my power to max him gentleman"
The landlord Of hotel said TO boarder,
"Look o here want You to pay your bill. and
you must have asked you often enough for it,
and tell you now that you don't leave the house
until you have paid it." Good :" said the.lodg-
err Ill stay with you as long as 1 live"
"Gentlemen :" cried a New Orleans auctioneer
at a book auction, 81 offer you"--scanning the
title very -''Shakspeare's works: how
much to start them 2" "Who are they by ?" in
quired wag in the crowd III tell you in
moment" was the reply, but before he could re-
fer, a shout of laughter from the bystanders con-
WINGED him of his blunder.
At recent convivial gathorir =, Mr.. Foozlum
gave a toast: "Woman-thc drarest thing ON
earth; let us give her our cordia support" His
hearers, who were all married ~, n agreed that
woman is dear-exceedingly when the new
fashions come round, and "secl' lke-and that
there was no other way to give he. support, since
such could not very well be avoided 1t is a fine
virtue that is based on necessity.
Prot. Edward Canning once took down an am.
bilious sophomore, who aspired to distinguish
an ironical composition, at old Harvard "Sir, i
did not quite see what your meaning was in that
passage" "Oh, sir, that was meant to be iron.
ical." "Ah |" replied the Jolly professor, pro
longing the interection, and sucking his lips, as
he invariably used to do when he was about to
utter cruel sarcasm: ~ did not see it. The
irony was not quite sufficiently concealed to be
hidden"
One of the express companies was placed in
the charge of box u few days since, marked as
follows:
baSkot col A d "A
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-17

Two Yankees strolling in the woods without
any arms in their possession, observed bear
climbing tree, with its paws clasped around the
trunk One of them ran forward and caught the
bears paws one in each hand He then called
to his comrade Jonathan, run home and bring
me something to kill the varrnint Mind you
don't stay or I'm in fix"
Jonathan ran off. but ssaid a long time.-Dur.
ing the interval the bear made several attempts
TO bite the hands of him who held it. At length
Jonathan came back
'Hello what kept you so long,"
"Well, I'll tell you. When got home break
fast was ready. so | stopped to eat it,
"Well," said his comr,de. ''come You now, and
hold the critter while | kill it,
Jonathan seized the bear bg the paws, and held
the animal.
"Well, have you hold Of him 2"
81 guess have
Every well, then, hold fast; I'm off to get my
dinner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11
~ EXPLANATION.

M TdttOr Of the IrfO"he
SIR: In yesterdays TRIBUNE, IN an "i. Ior,
anon tle New-York Custom-Horse entitled "IAe 0po'
ioc mention Is mado Of the United States App'"io
- r,naroent which is far from true Inc WIZ 'o6 Ia
80 a,fieie ct-fes thus: "Thcre are 80 CLERKS an" Com
ZIG ..,d Oneners and Packers who receive n ooni
,on Of s. ger day for service thai 70 rst in
hv o'clock d. m" Now it is wen kHoM j., "ad
rofifou that those who are Styeu o,osj,ions
Toclcrs ars men who hold under the Is Of
a. rat slhlity, while the WORK l'y 80 n is
,b iinportancc To the Government wne nnT ' The
en-, CONCERN. deeply the interests OF tlo iant was in
IN crail the present Appraisers DelaI' h Congress
troduccd by senator Morgan ana came can he found
Horl oa if and in section OF the Sis inst be re-
Tic ofin ~ he position these men MI nine correctly
,c,ncrd that n order 10 verify auu he Annraisors
The goods i'm packages aud cases sem ~ out and after
sors the contents Of each must oS requires mnch
sxre,ec and care the merchant nc T Hgsin in
sl eai1.,e and by improper paeAintt 80 IT. ia
lnivUh i dining nine or ten months III tlo 3 o ,n
coz alton that the work can po ouscu W
ny 10y az , tgiCDqst three Ococa VINO th9 ny VA
80 ,oycs OF ihs Government Wi4o 80 ,. rseeive
t'ehV mon nf principle and understandings, IeV'. ~
ne naiS n, advance Of the streetsWeepers OF the
bat . iti2N'' IN ""' l.. He.
o.o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

LoSBos Jan eConses close at Iia9', tr money and H ~
ts United States bonds 10 Stoess utaay tt
Al Iliufls 90. and closed ~ D. ,.-,, o., =,
FKASKYORT Jan 9UEd States Five vens closed al 'si Tor We
oil lsfne.
FRANKFORT Jan iounfed States Bcn are quoted today 7'
PARis. jan. 9--The B0Gpe IL quiet RsHies, 5m sc
LYEEPOoL Jan 81 The Cotton markeis active AZ an "a
vance IN prices hdhY tpaads, ht1ll on the spot h'"hk
Cpardf 10 arrive lid Mil5lng OTeaus, lisdlliL
hhvIK Jaa Clifton masst opened Tres oTdnhe
at ilGi
HAFhE Jau Cotton closed buoyant NJ l2l H. pe foI
tres odnae spot 10 IT, for Low Mdnrs 70 arrive
AbrwEap Jan 9Ihe PctfOum market bneT II -! d3A ioi
STANDARD Whlts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11

Pacific Railroad of Missouri per cent gold bonds
for sale by the undersigned. The earnings OF the
road for its fiscal year will be about sOOOOO while
the interest on its mortgage debt is $4,000 gold,
thus alordmg an undoubted security to investors
For further particulars, apply to CLARK DODGE d
Co. No 81 Wall.st. n. Y.
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PASSENGERS ARRiVED.

FROM LIvERPOoLIe Ss-rs.hi~ NJ" ~ n = Ra,i,
ana csu j. PuJn L. H0brOok, ~ H. Salool ~ L. Nnu'Al
Y--....
PROM MISUNDERSTANDING China Jan. 0Tle ev Larrance
Ksr3 NJ Nm u.s Major Lucas and wife Lehman.
children an nurse john Gregg IT, kn Delamaehe JAZZ
Naxlk Thos RUSSELL Barnard ku Louis Neser
Fred Wm Koea George Grant }. HollgeF H. FoTer Lab
Boote TtsS cuti MeCgan, H. star Cl te IlEY toln
Dickson Tbos n bon Jalnes Lurgs Samuel EevaD Mis- DAVID
Hr Mrs p Asssl Mr.. Neweombe, MI Hap NJ Lraess SIT!
Der Mr. Teuuelarv. AMI Isl in the seeIage
FROM CHAGLESroE-in steamship Gen Barnes II hGham r.
L. Noaud A. Baruari L. T.sOn H. Iisfu IT. d. Law, b y
Atemu. Miss NJ. J. TyGrou. Nh b. b stiles Mr. s. T. siss H.
Doott aaI dy Masys Circus Comqal, ani2 70 eerage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11
A CORRECTION.

10 ne Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: IN last Thursdays edition OF HE 1RiB-
uNs you stated that Company b, S4th Regiment h"e ~
I'M, ,si,tant.G General been mustered out of the
,i,o of ,,,e state such IS not the case. Company
i in iuorc ysng condition now than ever 9eIorc,
H. to ii liAc, drill and numbers, 1t Is without q
Ill I'm ne poinirut The Company has lately adopted
a ue,v sfye Of uuiform. which Is paid for ny them
The Company has never yet received an oFder from
any source thJt mas G0t been sirctG CARED out By
Inserting trs communication you Will Ohhge
WILLIAM ATKINSON Captain.
Neir. Iork Jan. c, 1862
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SHIPrING INTELLIGENCE.

OF SS|TonK Ja s,t. :i, bsL su, and
es; Gen Meade sampson Sevocsas; sa acHio 4't., sa
too Empre Trse AIanda Isaac Belle haq1e N Sls w%
Volunteer jones Phleli Neptune Baker Boston, L0t0h'
SNSohes,t copeland IverpOO Henry Spa Liverpool
Savannah, Gcrtsr raenoeh Glasgow: r, p,,o. ,,g,,
Mouieieo and Bqsnos Ayre via ST. Mays Ca Thomas D'Ne
' Bi+Condoer Ro6rs yso; g Peal,to7 Bue., Tsrs'
Island Mallus nGssani Vera mti Asa'lss o ~
Clara Moutsogs BoFsa daabaa aud Para. Ioe Bird Meoes
ei St JaEn n James yen CaFiia lid dHOa and iA'aeea
ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of PortsrPrnee, Jackson PoFisrPnree jan
'' S,e%S r5.iat, remington savannah lse and
sss,%5P M p c Fo%e e.
STEAMSHIP ya Giy &e,Sy A IIos ,a P,s e
ship I.lieon taeS lc4 arsl Rogers H's,S Va .
Bars White Wing PIE Mills River. Jam 20 S'ys. "s"'0d
Tt andes S S SssPa scyi s1 %o .ss
Bis Caabudse, SMITH Havana days %o,''.': ,,ol,.,4
ss Ss bo DS fesg D la In' log
"S S,sr ael.u p Go Aer St Apus Bay Ja q days p"sO0
% VIM l. spriur, Kng.toa Jam. Il days, osnood coffee &c
SAILED. IN
Steamships. EucTs H'v T,r, IT," sys s. All
souri, Havana Gea Meade y ooss, Nsa,, aH;' s spu
L0a'Sa "0''s '''''' ARRIVED Sunday. JAM 10.
sb,, E,na Bdlsman, Liverpool Dec % uise ard psss
ssss ,ss h'S dratr I "a i,s asd pas
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Rosrox Jan 9Aniyei ship Melcoa tacsui barb AHda~an
HS,Nrgsroy Jan 6-Arivei stcsvsps Mnahaaa NeS'i"rk
steamship Gen. barnes Moron. Ssvsanah nase' Alo F~ss
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN 9The RsIs Mai steamship Aa'iasssn ss'h
sailed from Ysa York Dec. DO arrived at It's port O'clock tbs
morning. - - -. - s.,th. po,,on.
Dee 81, brl, olive. CH;is. Nelson, Ses-iofk
DISASTERS.
The ehr Eta Jacson. from Tampio, Nov "s NeSGi, Va
into Bernua ON lie ser Laak made 'a' ~.
Iesn bowg across TIE Cat Stnam THREE times - ha 70
four OF he crew disabled N0Hd pto'efA - '''"
sary repairs cnuls be Dade.
MISCELLANEOUS. ~
rt, \ Dean Ashore at bal eacl, y j. was sneefi.iiy
n,h,d nv cart Jen ~ Brown. Of the S.hna &c ie,As
panr and brou tbs city BY the to1pSn' ss' - "'' ~
b. A. Wocott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11

Tho earnings of the Illinois Central, Michigan Southern
and Chicago ard Western based upon the same
length of road over last year. while the Milwaukee
and ST. Paul have extended their road 50 miles, and the
Rock Island 80 miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

United States Six Per Cent Currency Bonds, so
years to rum are offered for sale favorable terms
at the Office of the Union Pacific Railroad Company,
No. 20 Nassau-st, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11

-. a,v. srerward, the minister returned 10 oner
~" Consolation TO the widow and children nc was
.acrcd the second time and fed fro" the scsno
@"ro 70 save HE Life. Three men are 10" u""''
g., oseoult.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11
sArrRpAY. Jan. Or. 81.

Gold opened strong at 1863, remaining firm at
r.at l.c u, noon when It broke TO 1888, closing weak
HtI55, ol- TIE clearngs at the Gold Exchange Bank
were o. and the balances S34l9,3l6 The exports
ofepsclc for lie week were S645o2s.
Government bonds were strong and active, with a
further advance OF per cent. with good demand FOR
all cll-ses The activity in The Border and Southern
ate bonds Of the prominent features Of the
street dan The transactions in Tennessecs very
active TIC OLD bonds selling at 6si bonds Gs. Vr
gina per cent, new 81 North Caroliuas. eia; new
s2ecs 1i souri, per cen. sold az s7l Louisiana per
cent oyco bonds most active selling at GC; Levee
g. 7su76; old bonds roam, excOuPOn with small Offer
ngs Pacific Mail opened az 1913, sold at 1874 closing at
Esl Railway bonds were steady. Miscellaneous and
EApcos saees neglected. with the exception Of Canton,
which was hugely dealt In selling at g. The directors
billie Pacific Mail are said to have divided the 5000 900
o. steel. bought Of jerome, and buing the stock.
Railway shares strong and active. with demand
foy everything on the list NewYOrk Central the
dest stock and is let alone by both bulls aud bears.
Harlem sold at 1873; Reading, %; Michigan Southern
opened at 9l declining 500; Cleveland and Pittsburgh
sold q, sss s2 so. under manipuatons TO manufacture
shot interest Rock Island advanced from 1921 1867,
aud WIS firmly held under expectation Of large scIp
dividend; Toledo ard Wabash Common is being pur-
chased hy the same parties who hold Rock Island with
tie Intention Of advancing the price sharply on the
shorts tire old directors hammering the stock 10
by The official earnings OF the roads for the past two
months snow heavy gains and but little stock Of either
class can De purchased Cleveland and Toledo sold at
IC4 and l05 ST. Paul Common sold at 70 ST. Paul Pre-
ftfrod 50 Fort Wayne ll0al20, closing li9l North.
Western stocks strong, with large transactions.
There was second board but the dealings in the Long
Room kept up with great activity. showing slight
decline az c close. and closing firm at quotations. Gov
tf..tl Il .fa. a.. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11
.finanfial.

E,Nrn N,1loxu HlxE Ssw.YoRk. Dec 10. 1854
rgNUE annual ELECTION for DIRECTORS OF
tbs Bank vl be- be B.hsns rosr' No 90 Broadway o.
SECOND TUESDAY JsuusrJ 2h priuo LSsn ae han OF
u ~ aad N. JOIN D, h'LL, '''Diet
N,Ti0y,I BKo,Dwtr B,NE. Nrs-loHK Dee a. l-fi
ELECTiON.-THE ANNUAL ELECIlON
Ia FOR DIRECTORS ths Bank will be he'd 81 the biltiug
oa,e so - IrsaAay 90 TUEspAY tie .h cay Of JaSaAy
suing between tie Aogn e u & sId O'clock T.. "
'-'' Wv J. l. EyERITT Cashier
THg S,rf,NsL CrTzEvs Bsyx NeH.Yors. Dee y lsla
y ELECTION for DIRECTORS Ct TINS Bank
~ be Banking Room TUESDAY ihc 2h dsg Of
''D''' '''~ " il OAKLEY. Cashier
NOTICE is hereby given that II General Meet
~ ins Il the Shnsho ufthe % tEkA GOLD MiNlNG tuA
PkSY OF NOVA SCOTIA will Doe h Boz Toronto Province n oltao
Csrsds WEDNESDAY. tr 4l Jaluay A. tie io ~ 2
o'clock D. H. the Ie Il Me roa oer fr Le pa1ose u
orstlg eec'Hg IFcurf ara usuactug other
Important busi-esl-DAsed IofVuio, .Ji pscsuher l.tA
ROBERT nay
4. THOMSON.
TIlONAS NALEISGION
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WILLIAMSBURGH SAYINGS BANKS.


NLWc
Cspaus aud purs arriving tbs requested 70
deliver packase, addressed 20 the Negiak Associated Press Only 70
proas exhibiting the written authority Of j. '" s5o'oa Seas,,
Ar.nt News rsekars Journal o. CJMHfr I lRisuNs
oTH SIN ErDss Rrcnng Post Commercial fir tis'r stdds'
,lg N iorlsr Journal and Nee lcrT Dno.a s.oni ss0
20 delivered oBF 70 the ssme persons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11

Money closed easy 697 per cent on CALL and has as
sumed decidedly easier The rate on miscellane
ou per cent with loans on Governments at
per cent at the close.
Commercial paper is in demand prime names sell
ing at 500 per cent.
Sterling Exchange is firm basis OF 1925 for primo
bankers 60day bills and 100 for sight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11
THE MARKETS.

t' S,ruRpaY Jan Q. 1859
have particular change y svl"
articles coming this heading since last review, Du' prices He
much the WeQIote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11
s,rrpn,y,s WEATHER REPORT, +. N

| IMMATURE ALMANAC
1853 Moon r.ses....., GA
|
Sandy Hook. $50 Cows sand.... 7:42 Ile. Gae sSJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11

No Split Soap a. OJG9O Oh Nova Scotia w. ton - Sa
Nova Scotia d.. = ton. 4 GOA p
Ih 7sIC.c y s0d2 5li
COTTOS-Duua tie eay portion market continued
excited prices ltheT improved t0c, bu; later BUYERS operated
and the clos is comparatively quiet Including
bales Of which 40 taken By spin
rers specors aud PASS by 5 Of the latter "
ns sales also bales Low Mtdbg fr January st2c, lnl
bales February 25 100 2c sd o0 bales Tor February and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11

The bank statement is favorable Specie has increased
sG4sCOs legal tenders, S22O7; circulation has de-
creased 1885, deposits have increased s7lS04 The
total increase OF legal reserve was sl,947,655.
Comparative earnings Of the leading Railways running
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11
THE MONEY MARKET.
p. ~ 1nA srock ExonANeG.- FlasI CALI,

BALES al NIX STOCK k&CHANGA'- FLASI OAL''
lOt O'CLOCK A. NJ.
a. L S. 1O40 C0u...l oti
L : llbi
80 a. . lO3l Il coo S6s 5-2DReg 67...-..lNi
.uo3 l<.9,.00 s'--VNV" N''''' iC9i
1911 -
'5'.e, ........ltsil u 80 U 6s $40 Coup 03.s.lS
..,s,,,SD noAEl,-i24 o'CLOCk.
.sc ri Cou.........Ii2l 100 900 E. 53i Coa 65.lo9i
r.. ......lis lIs 61 L 5 IS go Con- rs n.,. lc.t
$50 r. t, a. 300 $40 Cou 81. small ltJ
- ll2s 2O0,O
SIS euCo j9VN S5s itaV Oou'''''Os
sos D. a. tel Re- 5......N6i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11

In.. I Wabash 81 m,rty. .... e2i
Tol \ wabash Kqaip. Bopss.. u,
IT. western, 10. MOTT, 1913. or
o. Western. "a Mort. 1899. ri
w. Z no. Iosa lst Mori..... 20
0aisaa 4 Chicago EIlrudrd. =. ia
Galena 4 Chicago ID Mortgage. g5
3 Chicago 4 X. Isisui let Nor. .iDl
Cllcsgo, Rock Island 4 PseiGe 3D.
Ncw'Jersey Central LIT Mari. l03
Morris 4 ksser lat Mortgage. 20
Morris K ksseT I'd Mortgags... %
Pitts. u Wayne L Chic. 4 AK. 100
Pitts. II Wayne 4 che. 81 ". "a
Puts, ~ Wayne 4 Chic. Sd II. 81
Cler. 4 Pittsburgh "a Mort. %. W
| CleEelsnd q piitsbHTgb 81 ST.. Is
iClsreiand d Pittsburgh itb ~. %
lcb.esgo K Alton, ld Mortgage. 10
Ohio 4 Miss ist Mortsig De-. 90
Ohio 4 Mas. Consolidated 90. 50
Dab. 4 biouI &. 1T Mort. So
Nil L bL Pal lat hort.. eA...i03
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11

Consolidated LIST Mig. 9l NIL 81 PAU lst Mort $40 ~
Han 10 ia Ct a6 Milwaukee ~ Psul h M t
Lack Bonds. IS Chic Milwaukee l h...
o Wabash LIST Mort Ext. 50 Chieago Ut Eastern LIST Mort 10
Tol A Wabash LIST Mort 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11
The Following were the bids for Bank s,ocrs !.
I'm M folloWlng for In

NM Aiti tNA4OM tilk lDA lkI
ges.frfL Csaifsl e.. l313..... 2
kss.fcrg Gen Iai g.. T. Estate Z
keS Yerk CtHtFal Is, Salrser. p'n .
kcs-Ioss teufrsl -. 1917. ....lO
Eds H.. Norsase EElssied. 10
Br. 6s. 8. in.ofsed. isS3...... 8
kfls - fih Endorsed. &
Bus. n. I. 81 let mtg. 1917. p
HHd. r. Z, lfl MIG iaUJ-19. 10
Hsd, K. "a. ~ Sig, :. r., 1885 10
Harlem lsi ieortgsge. ......... y
Mieh. Cent. . yer e., l9C9-7l..ll
Nah Cent sew 1T VI. u, 1902 ! J.
Che Buf 8 q. 8 per Ct. Isl s. ~
hieh. b.. 2 per e. lb. mort. 80 y
Paelfc y. = ga ranteed W $40. .
Ill Cenifai 2 PER ct. l850......il'
Alton Z i y lft Mort. ...... q
Alton 4 q. n "a Mort. Pref. 3.
Chic. 4 y. Western S. Fund. D.. 81
chie. {. y Western INT. Bonds ..
tonsol.dstd1 ? c. eolVsrtible 81
esHs0lessso 2 ,. c kS's BOsl .!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-11


No WEST THiArfs Tl-sr.. NEw-l DIRK Nov - l..
ITO the STOCKHOLDERS OF the HODSON
RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY: Please take notice that ths
u nretlng held ihs P
Of the Company, - meeting OF suoh
81 the CsTpiry m ne m9nurf r
Of tio COMPANY -, tA lAy OF
gilmore THAI amount
LoLer. and sanction the Increase OF The eAphal
800 of lie Compsay millions hundred thousand l"s efe
fore - 60. - .,i IL. sam.
ilrs hundred Thousand dollars
books e close on me wv Gay OF
Jinnafy 1853 closed until the molntg Of 'he z''
49,.
sd o,r, autbonlrd al meeting Of The NocAholrs
held The dv apyoolsd Io rata among the stcckAod We
EIr,d Int Stockholders emitting afe their several pro rata
shares before the 10Th Jay ~ Jnnar ~ sLAn DC
deemed 10 have right any portion of ai stock
b oder of the Bosrf . Z, 0tthhh, treasurer.
or TOTUS AND IRON MT X. Il. BONDS
= The Comp,uy viii SELL about 80 FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
during each months u January February and hach when WI
the a Price for January 30 ai secTaei interest Inc
February tc rate M be al ause p per cent
H. %. MAEor AED. Weep 'es,ieai, no - Wall.t
An ELECTION for DIRECTORS of the AS
~ Bury LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY VII he le az TIE ehce
fthe COMPANY 2i Broadway TUESDAY 18Th Of JannaU 1907
u and oc.ockhew-l OH Jan u 1904
GEORGE ELLIOTT, Nice-presd"nt
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OK PER CENT, FREE FROM GOVERN

J.
Corner TRIRD-AyE IwESTYFxrHsr Z
kEw.yORK. Dec. p. lob
dividend Tie of SIX PR CEfr
al 10 SSVV,
will be paid and after the third MOSDAl In January
Depos before January 90 viii draw tieIfs rom we M
Bauk opsn frUl 10 A AMI on MONDAl hkDAhs-
DAi and SATURDAY, EVENINGS, from to O'clock. go
WV R BissIS, Secretar SPENCER X. GREEN. President
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1869-01-02

Coon News FROM THE MoUNTAINs.-Mr. E. B.
Barnum arrived here on Monday last from Eureka,
bringing intelligence that the last of the band of
Indians which Fleming's party demoralzed so
badly had been sent home. He obtained the
good news from Mr.. Pratt, Indian Agent at Hoopa
Valley, who authorized its publication. 1t seems
that after the of the soldier scouts to Fort
Castor, "Redwood JIM a valorous Reservation
Indian, started with small party of his red
brethren to finish Fleming's well-commenced
work He found the dead bodies of the two
wounded Indians who escaped at the time of the
fight, and following the trail came upon the sim
gle Indian survivor of the fight and the escaped
squaws and children. The Indian was armed
with the Henry rife taken at the time of Burke 5
murder, and fought till his last cartridge was
gone. Two squaws fell first, he using them as
shield. The other squaws and the children were
captured and taken to the Fort. This is the end
of one mischievous band of Indians, and we
hope all others outside of the Reservation will
share the same fate. The border settlers begin
to breathe easie
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1869-01-02

SMALL Pox.-The scourge which has of late
ragged so fearfully in San Francisco has at last
reached our mountain-bound town. We deem
it proper to make this announcement believing
it to be to the best intereVs of the place that the
fact that the small pox really exists here should
be generally known. The victims are two
nephews of Mr.. Isaac Woodbury., who arrived in
San Francisco three weeks ago, where they un.
doubtedly contracted the disease. We are glad
to learn that it is of mild type. The patients
are being carefully nursed by Mr.. E. Cornell, in a
house on Garden gulch, half mile from town.
As the disease actually exists here, every good
citizen will feel it to be his duty to guard as
thoroughly as possible, against it. There is lit
tie fear OF its spreading if the proper precautions
are taken. No one but DR.. Montague, the at
tending physician, is permitted to visit the sick
men, Vaccination is the most certain proven
i've, and the timely use of well-known and SIM
pie disinfectants will prevent the spread of the
disease and much suffering.